2013 to 2000 Executive DirectorEast Coast Trading and Brokerage Company New York, NY 1988 to 2013 Managing PartnerChicago Board of Trade Chicago, IL 1985 to 1989 Member
Education:
Arizona State University Tempe, AZ 1982 to 1985 BS in Business and Communications
Skills:
Telephone communication skills, Structuring and Closing Deals, Relationships Development, Customer Relationship Management, Enterprise Sales, Negotiations Skills,Customized Business Solutions, Saas
B. Wallace Plumbing and Heating East Northport, NY Jul 2011 to Dec 2011 Journeyman PlumberAlmar Plumbing and Heating, Inc Hicksville, NY Jan 2006 to Jun 2011 Plumber's ApprenticePete's Complete Plumbing and Heating, Inc Northport, NY Jun 2003 to Jan 2006 Plumber
Education:
NYC Plumber's Union Local No.1 Trade School Long Island City, NY Jan 2006 to Jan 2011 Journeyman in PlumbingSt. Anthony's H.S. Huntington, NY Jan 1990 to Jan 1994 High School in Liberal Arts
Skills:
All aspects of commercial and residential new construction, alteration and service work
Matthew R. Arnold - Ridgefield Park NJ, US Stephen J. Fink - Yorktown Heights NY, US David P. Grove - Ridgefield CT, US Michael J. Hind - Cortlandt Manor NY, US Peter F. Sweeney - Spring Valley NY, US John Whaley - Stanford CA, US
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
G06F009/45
US Classification:
717157, 717127, 717131, 717133, 717153
Abstract:
A method for characterizing runtime behavior of a computer program executing in an execution environment comprising: generating a call stack runtime data structure for tracking methods currently active in an executing program thread, an active method on the call stack is represented by a frame; determining condition for sampling an executing program to determine current program behavior; and, upon determination of a sampling condition, the sampling including examining at least one frame in the call stack in response to evaluate context of one or more methods represented in the call stack, the at least one frame in the call stack providing context relating to an executing program's calling structure.