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While I was driving home on Kitzmas, you all were having fun without me-- Crashing Dembskis party at Amazon.com.
Well fine. I see how it is. Im not even going to invite you all to read the fun Im having with Dear Don over at Amazon:
Regarding my comments on physics. I am not a physicists but I am interested in its implications. I am sure that my take on it is controversial but I think some heavyweights in the field would agree. I suggest that information is the unifying element of physics and biology--the quantum and codon are fundamental units of organization of information that require a sufficient cause.Uh huh. Thats MY tard-mine! YOU ALL ARENT INVITED!
Aww, dont give me those puppy dog eyes! Awwwwww! *sigh* FINE! But I still get dibs on his comments about the evolution of the immune system.
Dons problem is a problem all Creationists have. They dont know how to use PubMed. Not that that fact will stop them from talking about 'scientific research'. Dons 'scientific research' was so messed up in his presentation, I couldnt figure out what the hell he was talking about at the time, but now I get it. Dons reference:
Homology domains identified within shark RAG I prompted sequence comparison analyses that suggested similarity of the RAG I and II genes, respectively, to the integrase family genes and integration host factor genes of the bacterial site-specific recombination system. Thus, the apparent explosive evolution (or "big bang") of the ancestral immune system may have been initiated by a transfer of microbial site-specific recombinases.Summary-- RAG I and RAG II, really important genes in our immune system only have sequence homology to genes in bacteria! How the heck did bacteria genes get into sharks a long time ago?? What? Oh now how the hell are Evilutionists going to explain THAT dosey? Arent Evilutionists stupid! Common design! Common design! Common design! WHOOOOOO!
That publication was from 1996. In 1996, this hypothesis was the best the researchers could do with the information they had. Luckily, science moves forward. We get better at the game as we go along:
RAG1 Core and V(D)J Recombination Signal Sequences Were Derived from Transib Transposons
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I thought Don was confusing bacteria and retroviruses because he was a Creationist that couldnt differentiate between those two 'bug kinds'. Turns out he really meant bacteria, he just didnt know that we're taught, you know, 'modern' science in class. Not, like, decade old putative hypotheses in peoples discussion sections. Cause, scientists did not stop at 'horizontal gene transfer from a bacteria into a gamete... eeehh....' or 'gawd did it.' They kept looking for better answers, and found it.
My response to Don at Amazon:
Viruses/transposable elements/etc and Creationism theoretically have a lot in common. They both, theoretically, have been misunderstood and mischaracterized by the Scientific Establishment. 10 years ago, viruses were seen as a freak-show of 'life', not at all connected to The Tree of Life, and it was heresy to suggest they were anything but degenerated bits of genome and chemicals. 10 years ago, Behe, Dembski, Wells, were 'maverick scientists' 'taking on the establishment' and 'making a case for a paradigm shift in biology'.
In the past ten years, viral paradigm shifters have been in their labs, churning out paper after paper after paper demonstrating the importance of viruses in the evolution of life on earth, to the degree that it is now an 'industry standard' in the viral world (and other fields), and is creeping into textbooks and graduate/undergraduate courses (ie the new edition of 'Origin and Evolution of Viruses' coming out soon). In another 10 years, it might be all the way down to high school texts.
In the past ten years, intelligent design creationist paradigm shifters have been busy writing news releases, filing lawsuits, screaming 'DISCRIMINATION!!!', designing web pages, writing on their blogs, attacking/threatening students, writing textbooks to push on children, giving presentations to local churches for thousands of $$$, making flash animations of federal judges farting, getting fired from their teaching positions, inciting costly lawsuits in numerous school districts, and staying merrily oblivious to modern research (and making sure their $$$ flock are blissfully unaware of this research as well).
Oh, I believe the 2005 paper was part of the stack presented to Behe at Dover:
In particular, Behe criticizes a 1994 Proceedings of the National Academy of Science paper advancing the hypothesis that the RAG system evolved by lateral transfer of a prokaryotic transposon13, an idea initially suggested in a 1979 paper14 and expanded in 1992 (ref. 15). Behe ridicules the idea as a "jump in the box of Calvin and Hobbes,"2 with reference to the comic strip in which a child and his stuffed tiger imaginary friend use a large cardboard box for fantasy trips and amazing physical transformations.
The timing for the criticism could not have been worse, as soon after publication of Darwin's Black Box, solid evidence for the transposon hypothesis began accumulating with the demonstration of similarities between the variable-diversity-joining recombination and transposition mechanisms16 and also between shark RAG1 and certain bacterial integrases17. Since then, a steady stream of findings has continued to add more substance to the model, as RAG proteins have been shown to be capable of catalyzing transposition reactions, first in vitro18, 19 and then in vivo20, 21, 22, and to have even closer structural and mechanistic similarities with specific transposases23. Finally, in 2005, the original key prediction of the transposon hypothesis was fulfilled with the identification of a large invertebrate transposon family bearing both recombination signal sequence–like integration sequences and a RAG1 homolog24. When faced with that evidence during an exchange on the internet, Behe simply 'shrugged' and said that evidence was not sufficient, asking instead for an infinitely detailed, step-by-step mutation account (including population sizes, relevant selective pressures and so on) for the events leading to the appearance of the adaptive immune system (http://www.pandasthumb.org/archives/2005/06/behes_meaningle.html).


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Richard was born in Chicago to William and Martha Walsh.
Richard served his country during World War II in the Army Air Force and was later discharged as a first lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force. He graduated from Iowa State University with bachelor's and master's degrees in mechanical engineering. During his career, he held several positions, one of which was with the Air Force, and retired after 20 years of service as an energy engineer in the Installations and Logistics Department, Facilities and Services Division, Marine Corps Headquarters, Washington, D.C.
Richard and Barbara lived in Stroudsburg for 13 years and were members of Christ Episcopal Church. One of Dick's favorite pastimes was playing golf at Shawnee Country Club. After retirement, they moved to Cave Creek, Ariz., in 2004. He was proud of his service to his country, accomplishments and loving family.
He is survived by his wife of 62 years, Barbara Ann (Freevol) Walsh; their three daughters, Barbara (Greg Watkins, Scottsdale, Ariz.), JoNell (Scott Doyle, Centreville, Va.) and Marcia (North Bethesda, Md.); three grandchildren, Abigail (Nickolas Skwiat, Richland, Mich.), Sean and Brynn; and one great-grandchild, Eleanore.
A Mass celebrated his life on Tuesday, July 23, at Christ Anglican Church, Carefree, Ariz. He was interred with military honors at the National Memorial Cemetery of Arizona.
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Before departure and after arrival, our KLM staff, or staff hired by KLM, will accompany your child to and from the aircraft, even in the event of delay. And during the flight our cabin attendants will keep a close look at your child.
During a long transfer at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, we will escort your child to our Junior Jet Lounge. Here he or she can sip a soft drink and have a blast drawing, playing with toys and computer games, or watch the latest movies. Of course, there's also room to relax and chill out on one of the beanbags with a nice book (in various languages).
We will keep you informed by telephone, e-mail and text message about any changes in your child's flight schedule. At the end of the journey, we will personally accompany your child to the person you have authorised to collect him/her.
KLM only allows transfers for unaccompanied minors on KLM, AIR FRANCE and Delta Air Lines flights. For questions, please contact KLM Customer Contact Centre.
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You need to book a flight for a child travelling alone and the Unaccompanied Minor service at least 24 hours before departure. This service cannot be booked independently of the flight and you can only book these via KLM Customer Contact Centre or your travel agent. When booking the service, we will ask for details about your child and your contact information. We recommend filling out a Handling Advice form before calling us.
The Unaccompanied Minor service has to be booked at least 24 hours before departure. During online check-in, you will receive a check-in confirmation which you can print and exchange for a boarding pass at the check-in desk at the airport.
A parent or guardian aged 18 years or older needs to bring the child to the check-in desk 2½ hours before departure. At Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, this is desk 8 in Departure Hall 1 (European flights) or desk 16 in Departure Hall 2 (intercontinental flights). You need to bring a valid form of identification and stay at the airport until the child's flight has departed.
To accompany your child during its journey, you need to authorise us by handing in a completely filled out and signed copy of the Handling Advice form at the desk. We recommend downloading and filling it out at home, and bringing 4 copies to the airport. You can also get this form at the check-in desk.
Upon arrival we will hand over your child to the person who was authorised in the Handling Advice form to collect him/her at his/her final destination. The person collecting the child needs to bring a valid form of identification. We will not hand over your child to anyone representing a company or organisation, so please enter an individual person's name.
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Regardless of the age of the child, the cost for the Unaccompanied Minor service is the price of an adult's ticket, plus a service surcharge. See table below for the exact amount for one-way tickets. The surcharge is doubled for return tickets. For up to 4 children, the Unaccompanied Minor fee will be charged only once. They may or may not be relatives, as long as they have booked together – this means that their booking code is the same.
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In this 3-part video interview with Tony DeMeo, Sheriff of Nye County, Nevada, he explains that he is a Constitutional Sheriff and that authority for public office holders is derived from the people. He tells the story about how he used the Constitution as his foundation in the saga of Nye County rancher Wayne Hage's disputes over encroachments by the federal government. While Wayne Hage's case centered around property rights in federally managed lands, Sheriff Tony DeMeo's example is relevant for everyone to understand the power of local government, the importance of following the Constitution and upholding the Tenth Amendment (states' rights and sovereignty).
National Ocean Council
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July 28, 2010
Thirty states will be encroached upon by Obama's Executive Order establishing the National Ocean Council for control over America's oceans, coastlines and the Great Lakes. Under this new council, states' coastal jurisdictions will be subject to the United Nations' Law Of Sea Treaty (LOST) in this UN Agenda 21 program. America'a oceans and coastlines will be broken into 9 regions that include the North East, Mid-Atlantic, South Atlantic, the Gulf Coast, West Coast, the Great Lakes, Alaska, the Pacific Islands (including Hawaii) and the Caribbean.
The CLEAR Act of Another Federal Land Grab
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July 21, 2010
U.S. Representative Louie Gohmert (R-TX) addressed Congress on July 15th to report the Natural Resources Committee's passage of HR 3534, the Consolidated Land, Energy and Aquatic Resources Act (CLEAR Act) of 2009. Congressman Gohmert said that the bill was to "deal with the disaster in the Gulf of Mexico" but it contains plans for the federal government to acquire land and was introduced in 2009.
Agenda 21 Alert: The Birds and the Bees
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June 25, 2010
The true facts of life are that the globalist control freaks have caused environmental disasters in order to implement their solutions, which are even worse. And they get public support through lies, government regulations and our tax dollars. UN Agenda 21 Sustainable Development is the overarching blueprint for depopulation and control using the environment as the excuse.
Food and Depopulation (Part 4 of 4)
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June 23, 2010
The Food & Depopulation series of articles has been written for people who think that conspiracies are mere theories, that the American government is working in our best interest and that the United Nations is benevolent. Nothing could be further from the truth; irrefutable proof of this is explained in the previous three articles. Sharing the truth about food is an exceptionally effective way to wake people up because all people have a personal relationship with food every day. Here are the important points to remember:
BP Oil and the Political Agenda
June 18, 2010
According to F. William Engdahl, author of 'A Century of War' about oil and politics, he states in his latest article from June 10th, that, "The Obama Administration and Senior BP officials are frantically working not to stop the world's worst oil disaster, but to hide the true extent of the actual ecological catastrophe." Engdahl says, "Coast Guard and Corps of Engineers experts estimate that if the ocean geyser is not stopped within 90 days, there will be irreversible damage to the marine eco-systems of the Gulf of Mexico, north Atlantic Ocean, and beyond". The the lack of action has been beyond appalling in both the failure to stop the oil spew and the cleanup.
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International Takeover by the UN (Part 3 of 4)
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June 16, 2010
Most people think that the United Nations is a noble enterprise and they don't understand the history and malignant character of the UN. Christina Aguilera, Drew Barrymore and Sean Penn are probably unaware, even though they are UN Ambassadors to the World Food Program (WFP), that the intent of the UN is to implement one world government. The UN WFP, which spreads GMOs in poor countries, is just one tool used for advancing the goals of UN Agenda 21, the overarching blueprint for depopulation and total control.


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Waterborne finishes are getting ever better and more popular every year. However natural hair brushes, no matter how great, (like our European Ox-Hair Gramercy Tools Finishing Brushes), do not work with waterborne finishes because natural fiber is hollow and water gets into the pores and makes the brush limp. The solution of course is an artificial fiber with the same basic characteristics as the natural fiber. These artificial "Badger hair" brushes are the same configuration is our natural brushes but are designed for waterborne finishes. We went searching far and wide to get incredibly fine artificial hair, even finer than European Ox, and far finer than what you would normally find in an average synthetic finishing brush. These brushes are also hand-made, so you get a thick brush, with no filler, with a voluptuous feel that has a huge capacity for finish. Even with a modern self-leveling finish, where brush marks aren't a major issue, using these brushes will give you a far longer stroke, with even finish distribution and few drips or messes, even around corners.
Our testers loved this brush for two main reasons: It holds a huge amount of material so you spend a lot less time going back to the can. "Flow is Awesome!" they said. The second reason was that you get a controlled release of material that allows you to finish quickly and easily.
Even if most of the time you spray your finishes certain operations such as finishing edging on pre-finished plywood make no sense to spray because of set up time. In these situations you can save lots of time using a good brush. For the occasional finisher a good brush is far more effective for finishing than an expensive spray rig. Unlike less expensive brushes which are treated as disposable one tester called these brushes "worth cleaning out" because the added performance he got with this brush.
Note: This brush is designed for waterborne finishes. The brush can be used for thin lacquer and shellac finishes but the fine artificial hair will clump up like wet hair after a shower. For those finishes use our European-Ox brushes.
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The first two brushes I bought were wonderful. The third one had bristles that were about a quarter inch shorter. As you can imagine it performed in an entirely different way. Not necessarily bad but I could not get the brush to form a fine line when loaded. The bristles splayed. I can't get into the corners without hitting both sides. Wrote to customer service and was told the bristle length can very as much as quarter inch. Personally I think a fifty dollar brush should have more consistent qualities.
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I bought the 3" brush and I'm coming back for the set of three. We have been working with water based finishes for 30 years. I do spray, but am often in situations where spraying is impossible or impractical. We have tried various tools and techniques for hand application and this is far and away the best. I have brushed out dining table tops with this tool and water based clear. It's not just "worth cleaning", it's worth displying in a place of honor. But don't do that... use it! THANK YOU Gramercy!
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I read about Gramercy Brushes in Finewoodworking in April 2014 and ordered a two inch brush. Got around to doing a new project in December and.......hesitantly...tried the new brush with expectations of disappointment. NO DISAPPOINTMENT! This is the smoothest application instrument I have ever used! I have paid similar prices for what I now consider to be JUNK! Every woodworker who does any kind of shellac or lacquer finish owes it to themselves to buy JUST ONE and try it! I won't be going back to anything less than Gramercy! It's a 5 start product--and I seldom give 5 to anything.
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"The process of becoming a Well City has helped our community by creating a healthier and more productive workforce," said Mayor Don Wesely. "That improves our competitive edge in new business recruitment and retention."
Lisa Henning, Associate Executive Director of WorkWell, Inc., said the Well City designation also strengthens the Community Health Endowment's goal of making Lincoln the healthiest city in the country and contributes to attaining the Health Department's 2010 Objectives.
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Date: postmarked "APL 8 [19]06"
Publisher: S. Hildesheimer & Co., London and Manchester.
From the collection of Professor Ernest Chew, National University of Singapore. Saccing, formatting, and text by George P. Landow.
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- London Bridge in Modern Times, drawing by G. A. Symington
- Reconstructions of Old London Bridge in the Middle Ages and Renaissance
- Old London Bridge, drawing by G. A. Symington
Victorian commentary
"London Bridge built in 1824-27 from the designs of John Rennie, architect of Southwark and Waterloo Bridges, partly by himself, partly by his son Mr. J. Rennie. The cost, from various causes, was enormous, and a good deal of misapprehension seems to exist upon this point; some authorities placing it at a little under a million and a half, while others give it at over two and a half millions. It is built of granite in five arches; the centre arch being 152 ft., the two next 140 ft., and the two shore arches 130 ft. each, in span. In order to facilitate traffic, police-constables are stationed along the middle of the roadway, and all vehicles travelling at a walking pace only are compelled to keep close to the kerb. There are still, however, frequent blocks, and the bridge should be avoided much as possible, especially between 9 and 10 a.m. and 4 and 6 pm. This periodical congestion of London-bridge, and, still more, of its approaches, is a very serious matter, and various schemes have been proposed for widening the bridge so that all the existing space could be devoted to vehicular traffic, while the pedestrians could be relegated to what may be called annexes, but for some reason or other they have all fallen through. The accepted scherne is that for building a bridge lower down, which is now in progress. NEAREST Ry. Stns., Cannon-st (S.E.) and Monument (Met. and Dis.) (north side), and London-br (S.E. and L.B. & S.C.) (south side); Omnibus Rtes., Cannon-st, King, William-st, London-br, and Southbank-st." -- Dickens's Dictionary of London 1888, p. 153.
Dickens, Charles. Dickens's Dictionary of London 1888. Moretonhampstead, Devon: Old House Books, 2001. [Information on this reprint of the guide to London written by the novelist's son.]
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Scripture: Joshua 9:18 But the Israelites did not attack them, because the leaders of the assembly had sworn an oath to them by the Lord, the God of Israel. The whole assembly grumbled against the leaders
19 but all the leaders answered, "We have given their our oath by the Lord, the God of Israel, and we cannot touch them now.
Observation: The leaders had foolishly entered into a treaty with the Gibeonites. When the Gibeonite's deception was discovered, the leaders did not compound their sin by breaking their word. The Israelites could have made an excuse that they had been tricked, but they were not living by the standard of the Gibeonites, but by God's standard! Years later when Saul killed some of the Gibeonites, God held Israel accountable.
What a strong warning this is for those who would come before the Lord solemnly promising to remain true "till death do us part." It is also a warning for those who enter into financial agreements. God holds us accountable for our word, even that which is given foolishly.
Application: Ed Cole taught that our word is our bond. When I give my word, people should be able to depend on me keeping my word.
Prayer: Lord, you are the perfect promise keeper ever. Make me more like you! Amen
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International Space Station visible in SETX skies
The International Space Station was visible to Southeast Texans at 8:45 p.m. Monday night, Aug 5. The $150 billion habitable artificial satellite was visible for only six minutes, appearing from the southwest and disappearing in the northeast.
"Sightings of a wide variety of satellites are fairly common. Usually, however, sightings of the Station are limited to some parts of the country on some days, and other parts of the country on other days," said Bill Tracy, a flight dynamics officer in the Mission Control Center in Houston said in a NASA press release.
Because of the Station's orbit and the rotation of the Earth, the number of sighting opportunities and times will vary from location to location, the website states.
"First, obviously, the satellite must be above the horizon at the observer's location. That's easy enough," Tracy said. "The second requirement is that the observer must be in darkness, when the sun is more than 6 degrees below the horizon. It may not be totally dark, but past experience shows that 6 degrees is about right.
"Third, the satellite itself must be lit by the sun. This means that the sun must be above the satellite's horizon. With the observer in darkness, sightings generally occur near sunrise and/or sunset at the observer's location. Finally, the lit side of the satellite must be facing roughly in the direction of the observer. Even if all other conditions are met, if the lit side of the spacecraft is facing away from the observer, then a sighting cannot take place."
According to NASA's website, there are currently six astronauts aboard the Station, Expedition 36 Commander Pavel Vinogradov, Flight Engineers Fyodor Yurchikhin, and Alexander Misurkin, Chris Cassidy, Luca Parmitano and Karen Nyberg.
The International Space Station orbits the Earth once every 90 minutes, Honolulu's Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum website states.
"Sometimes it passes overhead in the daytime, when you can't see the station anymore than you can see any bright star. Sometimes the station passes over in the dead of night, when it is cloaked in darkness.
"To see the station, we on Earth need to be in darkness, while the station (220 miles above us) catches the light of the Sun. So good viewing times are either around dusk or around dawn.
"The station will appear much as any satellite, a bright point of light moving steadily across the sky, visible for up to six minutes."
The museum's page recommends visiting several websites to view the Station including www.heavens-above.com/, www.bester.com/satpasses.htm, and http://spotthestation.nasa.gov/.


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Functional programming
From HaskellWiki
Functional programming is a style of programming which models computations as the evaluation of expressions. This article is meant to describe it briefly; however, the best way to understand functional programming is to learn the basics of one of the functional programming languages (learn Haskell).
1 What is functional programming?
In functional programming, programs are executed by evaluating expressions, in contrast with imperative programming where programs are composed of statements which change global state when executed. Functional programming typically avoids using mutable state.
Functional programming requires that functions are first-class, which means that they are treated like any other values and can be passed as arguments to other functions or be returned as a result of a function. Being first-class also means that it is possible to define and manipulate functions from within other functions. Special attention needs to be given to functions that reference local variables from their scope. If such a function escapes their block after being returned from it, the local variables must be retained in memory, as they might be needed later when the function is called. Often it is difficult to determine statically the when those resources can be released, so it is necessary to use automatic memory management.
2 Functional vs imperative languages
Many programming languages support programming in both functional and imperative style but the syntax and facilities of a language are typically optimised for only one of these styles, and social factors like coding conventions and libraries often force the programmer towards one of the styles. Therefore, programming languages may be categorized into functional and imperative ones.
The following table shows which languages support functional programming (by supporting first-class functions) and for which the functional style is the dominant one.
3 Features of functional languages
3.1 Higher-order functionsHigher-order functions (HOFs) are functions that take other functions as their arguments. A basic example of a HOF is
subtractTwoFromList l = map (\x -> x - 2) l
We can generalize this function to subtract any given number:
subtractFromList l y = map (\x -> x - y) l
Higher-order functions are very useful for refactoring code and reduce the amount of repetition. For example, typically most for loops can be expressed using maps or folds. Custom iteration schemes, such as parallel loops, can be easily expressed using HOFs.
Higher-order functions are often used to implement domain-specific languages embedded in Haskell as combinator libraries.
Higher-order functions can be usually simulated in object-oriented languages by functions that take function-objects, also called functors (note that functor in Haskell is an entirely different concept). Variables from the scope of the call can be bound inside the function-object which acts as if it were a closure. This way of simulating HOFs is, however, very verbose and requires declaring a new class each time we want to use a HOF.
3.2 Purity
Some functional languages allow expressions to yield actions in addition to return values. These actions are called side effects to emphasize that the return value is the most important outcome of a function (as opposed to the case in imperative programming). Languages that prohibit side effects are called pure. Even though some functional languages are impure they often contain a pure subset that is also useful as a programming language. It is usually beneficial to write a significant part of a functional program in a purely functional fashion and keep the code involving state and I/O to the minimum as impure code is more prone to errors.
3.2.1 Immutable data
Purely functional programs typically operate on immutable data. Instead of altering existing values, altered copies are created and the original is preserved. Since the unchanged parts of the structure cannot be modified, they can often be shared between the old and new copies, which saves memory.
3.2.2 Referential transparencyPure computations yield the same value each time they are invoked. This property is called referential transparency and makes possible to conduct equational reasoning on the code. For instance if
3.2.3 Lazy evaluation
Since pure computations are referentially transparent they can be performed at any time and still yield the same result. This makes it possible to defer the computation of values until they are needed, that is, to compute them lazily. Lazy evaluation avoids unnecessary computations and allows, for example, infinite data structures to be defined and used.
3.2.4 Purity and effects
Even though purely functional programming is very beneficial, the programmer might want to use features that are not available in pure programs, like efficient mutable arrays or convenient I/O. There are two approaches to this problem.
220.127.116.11 Side effects in the language
Some functional languages extend their purely functional core with side effects. The programmer must be careful not to use impure functions in places where only pure functions are expected.
188.8.131.52 Side effects through monads
Another way of introducing side effects to a pure language is to simulate them using monads. While the language remains pure and referentially transparent, monads can provide implicit state by threading it inside them. The compiler does not even have to 'know' about the imperative features because the language itself remains pure, however usually the implementations do 'know' about them due to the efficiency reasons, for instance to provide O(1) mutable arrays.
Allowing side effects only through monads and keeping the language pure makes it possible to have lazy evaluation that does not conflict with the effects of impure code. Even though lazy expressions can be evaluated in any order, the monad structure forces the effects to be executed in the correct order.
3.3 Recursion
Recursion is heavily used in functional programming as it is the canonical and often the only way to iterate. Functional language implementations will often include tail call optimisation to ensure that heavy recursion does not consume excessive memory.
4 Benefits of functional programming
Functional programming is known to provide better support for structured programming than imperative programming. To make a program structured it is necessary to develop abstractions and split it into components which interface each other with those abstractions. Functional languages aid this by making it easy to create clean and simple abstractions. It is easy, for instance, to abstract out a recurring piece of code by creating a higher-order function, which will make the resulting code more declarative and comprehensible.
Functional programs are often shorter and easier to understand than their imperative counterparts. Since various studies have shown that the average programmer's productivity in terms of lines of code is more or less the same for any programming language, this translates also to higher productivity.


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A School of the 21st Century
Welcome to the School of the 21st Century (21C) website. Based at Yale University, the 21C program develops, researches, networks, and supervises a national model that links communities, families, and schools. There are currently over 1300 21C schools across the United States.
... a school that recognizes that learning begins early and helps prepare children for school, before they enter kindergarten, through full-day, year-round early care and education programs and partnerships with local child care providers.
... a school that makes the most of out-of-school time while meeting the needs of today's working families by offering safe, structured, and stimulating environments for school-age children when school is not in session.
... a school that treats parents as partners and provides them with information and support to be the best possible parents they can be, answering questions about child development for nervous first-time parents, as well as helping other parents deal with issues around homework, sibling rivalry, and self-esteem.
... a school that understands that children who are healthy, well-fed, and physically fit can concentrate in class and learn better and promotes children's wellness through preventive medical and dental services, mental health services, and improved nutrition and fitness.


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Will4 necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 362 diseños de 92 diseñadores freelance.
Will Easter
Real estate agents are a dime a dozen! I am NOT one of those agents!!
The following are some highlights as to what makes me... me.
#1. I donate a MINIMUM of 20% off my gross income to community initiatives that assist in transforming the lives of others. My current initiatives are to my local church and to an organization called Freedom424... which is an organization devoted to giving women a real 'out' from the sex slave industry in Thailand.
#2. I am NOT pretentious! I am about as 'real' as they come. I wear blue jeans, drive a nice 10-year old Toyota Avalon and am deliberate about dealing with people where they are... and catering to their needs and NOT my 'need' to make a sale. I love architecture, homes, and people... and therefore, real estate sales is a perfect fit. I am focused on transforming peoples lives... my clients as well as those I give charitably to. While I have to receive income to live, I do what I do to make a tangible difference in the lives of others.
#3. I am a 32 year old, white male living in Lynchburg, Virginia. The area is largely conservative. And, as far as core competencies, I sell primarily residential homes... but I also sell land.
Other than that, the level and quality of service I provide my clients is second to none. Serving is my passion.
My target audience is young professionals... both men and women... who desire to purchase or sell real estate. This is my target because I am one of them!!... and I relate well to them in terms of both life-stage and lifestyle as well as communication preferences... It is simply a good fit.
I want YOU (the designer) to use full creative license to creative something truly special. And as far as requirements, the simpler the design the better. My name: 'Will Easter' must an integral part of the logo. I am my brand. ALSO, I would LOVE YOUR HELP as to developing a clever and succinct slogan. I have thought about: Selling Real Estate and Saving Lives... however, I am sure something much better can be created. And as far as the slogan, I am open to it being an integral part of the design or being separate and the logo standing alone.
As far as colors, I am completely open! However, I want the design to remain simple.
In words and/or in picture, I want the logo and/or slogan to communicate that I sell real estate and that I am invested (literally) into helping transform the lives of people who cannot help themselves. Again, right now my heart beats for helping those enslaved by the sex trade in Thailand... but I may choose to give to other initiatives in the future or as a special need arises. But regardless, I will invest in initiatives that will radically change peoples lives in ways that they are unable to do for themselves. Another example would be charity:water
THIS IS MY FIRST TIME AT THIS. If you need more information or direction, please ask!
Examples of logos I like are attached. And, so is a picture of me so you can see my personal style.
Descubre cómo funciona un concurso de diseño u obtén más información sobre nuestros servicios de diseño de logo.


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The Bisons needed more than nine innings to settle a bout with Austin Peay in the final home regular season game at Ken Dugan Field at Stephen Lee Marsh Stadium. But in the end it was the Governors who came out on top with an 8-7 win in 10 innings.
With the win, Austin Peay came away with the season sweep against the Bisons. Lipscomb dropped a 4-3 decision to the Governors on March 23. The Bisons and Governors began playing in 1931, and Lipscomb leads the all-time series 62-58-1. However, Austin Peay has now won 11 of the last 14 meetings.
The Bisons jumped out to a 3-0 start on four scoreless innings from senior Matt Bowling. Back-to-back long balls from Bisons catcher Brett Teschner and right fielder Ricky Coleman highlighted the bottom of the fourth inning.
However, the Governors climbed back in with a double by the designated hitter Matt Kole that brought two runs in.
Lipscomb added another run in the fifth inning on an Andrew Nickerson RBI that brought in the Bisons designated hitter Zach Messer. Messer reached base on a triple to left field. Despite coming into the game with only two homers on the year, Teschner hit his second long ball of the night in the sixth inning to pad the Bisons lead and make it a 5-2 game.
The eighth inning belonged to the Governors who overtook the Bisons with five runs on four hits. With two outs and the bases loaded, Bisons left-handed pitcher Alex Ross gave up a double to Austin Peay's center fielder Jared Delong. The hit brought in three more runs to add to the two runs already tallied by the Governors in the eighth.
Lipscomb entered the bottom of the eighth inning trailing 7-5, but the Bisons would not quit fighting. A two out double by Teschner set Coleman up to get his second RBI of the game. In the ninth inning the Governors pitcher Zach Gerler hit two Bisons batters and walked two, including the tying runner Messer.
Lipscomb's right-handed pitcher Josh Cotham hit the Governors lead-off batter Michael Blanchard to start the 10th inning. After stealing second, Blanchard was driven in by Delong to give Austin Peay an 8-7 advantage.
The Bisons had an opportunity to tie or win the game in the bottom of the 10th inning after Coleman led things off with a single through the left side of the infield. Lipscomb senior center fielder Tyler Wilson then moved Coleman over to second with a sacrifice bunt. However, the next two Bison batters flew out to end the game, leaving Coleman on second.
Zach Gerler picked up the win and improved to 3-3 on the season, while Josh Cotham received the loss and fell to 1-4 on the year. The Bisons finished with 14 hits and one error, and the Governors had 12 hits and two errors.
Teschner and Coleman led Lipscomb at the plate and each had two RBI's. Teschner went 3-for-4 with two homeruns and a double. Coleman went 4-for-4 from the plate and also scored two runs.
The Bisons fell to 18-34 on the season, and the Governors improved to 25-25. Lipscomb will head to Buies Creek, N.C. to take on Campbell in their final conference series this weekend.


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"Göteborg Opera off to a strong start after leadership change" DN
"two times Tchaikovsky and the result is coloured by raw male strength" DN
Real men should go see dance. Tough guys dance." Borås Tidning
Dancer and choreographer Jorma Uotinen is a dreamer, a poet and a visionary. Anything can happen when he is in charge of the stage. That is why he has been called 'a magician of the stage'. His started his career with work as an extra when he was 10, followed by work with the Finnish National Ballet and the American choreographer Carolyn Carlsson's experimental group at the Paris Opera. Uotinen's own company was formed in 1982 and is a part of the Helsinki City Theatre.
We are proud to present an evening with two of Jorma's works. Ballet Pathétique has been successfully performed around the world. The other work, Swanlake², is a world premiere created directly for the Göteborg Ballet. Both to Peter Tchaikovsky's music.
Jorma Uotinen describes his dance as the art of free association and strives to create a total theatrical experience, in which movements blend with sound and lighting to form an expressive whole.
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Koreografi och kostym
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Scenografi och ljusdesign
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text: Lycoming College to celebrate Homecoming and Reunion Weekend Oct. 19-21 October 1, 2012 Download Image: Web Lycoming College has planned a variety of activities in celebration of its annual Homecoming and Reunion Weekend Oct 19-21. Events begin Friday with the annual Thomas B. Croyle '70 Memorial Golf Tournament at 10:30 a.m. at the White Deer Golf Course in Montgomery. At 1 p.m., Professor Amy Golahny will lead a Sculpture and Stained Glass Walking Tour through downtown Williamsport. The Class of 1962 50th Reunion Dinner will be held at 33 East on Third Street at 6 p.m. The Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Dinner will begin at 6:30 p.m. in the Recreation Center. This year's inductees include Michael Bonnes '01, men's lacrosse; Sean Cullen '07, wrestling; Tim Deasey '02, football; Keith Jenkins '99, football; Morgan Mantle '07, softball; Seneca Reilly '05, volleyball; and Tommy Wesner '04, men's basketball. The third annual Beer & Pretzel Tent, featuring Tröegs beer and Snyder's of Hanover pretzels, will be open from 7:30-10:30 p.m. on the College's Upper Quad. On Saturday, registration and a welcome reception will take place from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in Burchfield Lounge, Wertz Student Center. An open house in the College Archives, Academic Center, will be held from 9 to 11 a.m. Lycoming's Alumni Association Executive Board will host a 5K Run/Walk beginning at 9 a.m. The annual Alumni Brunch and Awards Presentation will begin at 10:30 a.m. in the Jane Schulz Room, Wertz Student Center. This year's honorees are Lauren L. Lawson-Zilai '99, Taunia Oechslin Young Alumnus Award; Dr. John E. Mathinsen '70, Outstanding Achievement Award; Gary R. Spies '72, Dale V. Bower Service Award; and Charles D. Springman '59, Angela R. Kyte Outstanding Alumnus Award. A bronze bust of Frank Girardi, Lycoming's legendary football coach who retired in 2007 after 36 years of service, will be unveiled during a ceremony at noon at the Shangraw Athletic Complex. The homecoming parade will begin at 12:20 p.m. The route travels through campus and Brandon Park before concluding at David Person Field, where the Warrior football team will host Widener at 1:30 p.m. A post-game reception will celebrate the dedication of Girardi's bust and the new Field Turf at David Person Field. The Warrior soccer teams will host Arcadia at the Shangraw Athletic Complex. The men play at noon followed by the women at 2:30 p.m. The volleyball team will host a tri-match in Lamade Gym at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. An all-alumni social hour will be held from 5-7 p.m. at DiSalvo's restaurant on Fourth Street, and an all-alumni gathering is planned at the Old Corner Hotel on Court Street from 9 p.m. to 12 a.m. On Sunday, a champagne brunch will be held in honor of Dr. Fred Thayer, professor of music and director of choral activities, who is retiring at the end of the academic year after more than 35 years of service at the College. Additional events are listed at www.lycoming.edu/alumni/homecoming. Many require advanced registration. For more information, contact Lycoming's Office of Alumni Relations at (570) 321-4376. Lycoming College is a four-year, residential liberal arts and sciences school dedicated to the undergraduate education of 1,400 students. Located near the banks of the Susquehanna River in Williamsport, Pa., the College fosters academic rigor, a supportive faculty and successful outcomes. It offers 36 academic majors and is recognized as a Tier 1 educational institution by U.S. News & World Report. Founded in 1812, Lycoming is one of the 50 oldest colleges in the nation.


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Guards of the Citadel
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The Guards of the Citadel were those honoured guards of Minas Tirith who were charged with protecting the Citadel, the highest and most important tier of the city.
At the end of the Third Age, they were the only soldiers of Gondor to be liveried in the arms of Elendil himself - a white tree in blossom, surmounted by a silver crown and stars, all embroidered on a field of black. They also bore heirlooms of Gondor's ancient wealth, tall helmets wrought out of mithril, and bearing the carved wings of sea-birds. The numbers of these Guards is not known, but there seem to have been at least three companies; Beregond, son of Baranor belonged to the Third Company.[1]
In the past, they had watched over the White Tree that stood in the Court of the Fountain, though at the time of the War of the Ring, that Tree had been dead for nearly one hundred and fifty years. After the War, the new King Elessar, with the aid of Gandalf, found a new seedling of the Tree, and the Guards' great duty was refounded.


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NRWA's Watershed Approach: Protecting Water and Land
The NRWA uses a watershed approach to protect our natural resources because we understand the connection between water and land. We know that what we do on the land impacts water quality and quantity, and the quality and quantity of our water impacts the quality of life in our communities. Our watershed is made up of 32 cities and towns connected by water, and a diversity of natural ecosystems that are impacted by human actions. The NRWA's 2020 Plan provides an overarching vision for our work, while the Sub-basin Plan for the watershed provides an assessment of the natural resources and challenges facing each of our sub-basins and communities.
Our water monitoring program has been collecting and analyzing data on water quality and stream conditions for two decades. This scientific information is provided to appropriate agencies in both Massachusetts and New Hampshire, and is used to identify areas of concern and to define suitable actions. We also work on site-specific projects to track sources of bacterial contamination, work on issues of low flow in local streams, reduce the spread of invasive plants, and improve fish and wildlife habitat through stream restoration.
Our vision to create a riverside greenway along both banks of the entire Nashua River and its major tributaries is intended to provide a first line of protection to our waterways, acting as a buffer zone between water and the activities on the adjoining land. Many times, greenways can also provide the public with recreational access to our rivers and streams. Working to protect forestlands also serves to protect our water. Clean water is one of the most important by-products of our extensive woodlands. And working with landowners to encourage land stewardship helps them to plan and manage their properties in the way that protects natural resources and preserves wildlife habitat in harmony with their working farm or forest property.
Protecting and stewarding our land protects our water, and protecting our water protects life.


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The Presiding Judge, individual calendar judge, or motion judge to whom a matter is assigned may order any contested civil matter pending in the Law Division referred to mediation by entering an Order of Referral. An Order of Referral may be entered by the Court sua sponte or upon the motion of any party. Standard case management orders shall include a section addressing when the matter will be considered for mediation. In addition, the parties to any such matter may file a written stipulation to mediate any case or issue between them at any time. Any stipulation shall be incorporated into the Order of Referral. Following the entry of an Order of Referral, the parties shall participate in the court-annexed mediation as set forth in these Rules. Each Order of Referral shall set a court appearance for the twenty-first day following the date of entry of the Order of Referral (unless that date falls on a court holiday, in which case the Order of Referral shall set the court appearance for the first court day following that court holiday). The parties need appear on that date only if, by that date, they have not been able to agree upon a mediator. Upon reaching agreement as to the mediator, the parties shall file the stipulation with the Court and deliver courtesy copies to the referring judge and to the Court-Annexed Mediation Supervisor at the Mandatory Arbitration Center at 222 N. LaSalle St., Chicago, Illinois 60601.
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Within fourteen (14) days after entry of the Order of Referral, a party may move to set aside or modify the order. Upon good cause shown, the court may exercise its discretion and set aside or modify the order.
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Everything he said I have encountered. If anyone needs to know the weather forecast let me know. It pops up fullscreen at random. Several times an hour. I should have known I was in for a hard time when tech support finished helping me with my initial problem they said they were sending a manual to my email that would "explain" Windows 8.I have had the computer for 3 days and have only now figured out how to shut it down in under four steps.
Wow man. It really is that bad? How did they let that happen.......
There is no "start" button where you can browse everything installed on the computer. You move the pointer to where the start button should be and a small icon appears that includes all your apps, programs..everything. Click on that and then you see a full screen of apps. Click on the desktop icon (you'll have no idea what that is unless someone tells you) and only then can you find pictures, get on the internet etc. BTW, While I was typing this the time in large typeface popped up twice as well as several icons I have yet to identify.
I'm trying to decide if these anecdotes are funny or sad...http://www.hou2600.org/software/pre-review-of-windows-8/
I don't think W/8 is a lemon it is a 100 % DUD!
There are so few "technicians" out there any more that OS's offer nothing more than application platforms.


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The "I want to learn how to program, which language do I choose"-question is common. Many programmers-to-be and new programmers think this actually matters a great deal, in my opinion, it doesn't really matter that much.
My advice: Just pick something well supported and start hacking. I always found it very useful to have some project to work towards, for example, I first started programming with BASIC because I wanted to sort a list of games I had on the MSX. I didn't really want to learn BASIC as such, I just wanted to sort the list. I *still* don't really want to learn any computer language as such, I just want to solve my problems. Programming just happens to be the quickest method.
If you don't like the language you chose, try something else. Picking up the second language should be easier because you're already familiar with many concepts. If you do like the language you chose, get better at it, and then try $something_else. You may prefer $something_else, and even if you don't it should at least give you new ideas and insights in your first language.
Rinse, repeat.
There are many Python ports, there are also many C ports. Personally, I wouldn't care about this, do what *you* like, not what you think may be better for *someone else* Especially as hobby programmer, having fun is very important because it'll keep you motivated to keep going.
Personally, I feel that C is somewhat overrated. It certainly has a place in today's & tomorrow's world, but the reason for much of its current usage is historical, not technical.
Even for experienced programmers, C will take longer to write, and will have more bugs than Python/Ruby/Perl/etc.
I would also recommend you don't start with PHP, for the simple reason that many tutorials and books range from less-than-optimal to really bad. The language also misses some key concept present in almost every other language (most notably like threads or a sane standard library).
UNIX was not designed to stop you from doing stupid things, because that would also stop you from doing clever things.
Given that you haven't any programming experience to this point, what you should be determining now is whether you really have an aptitude for the craft. Some do, most don't. So pick a language, read everything you can find, & write as much code as possible. And by all means, learn how to critique your own work so you become better, not perpetuate bad & ineffective practices.
You may also want to look into what courses are available at local colleges and/or universities. While there are professionals who have self-taught, most have taken the traditional route of going through four-year degree programs.
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Maybe language deceives me here or there but my case applies to million anthropoi who are non-programmers and when they befriended Daemons start thinking of a *most correct way to deserve being part of daemons community .. how so ? with least false steps ..
if I focus on the right thing and advance in it and see it blossoming .. this will be an elan vital for more effort .. effort now seen as fun and +contrib ..
..talking from a purely hobbyist stance ..
Reconsidering this statement:
Hmmm, are you thinking the problem will be one of motivation or one of learning things without a lot of payoff other than this general fuzzy make you a better programmer idea you've plainly heard somewhere, perhaps from Eric Raymond's writing (personally, I believe there's something to that so I don't sweat my missteps)? Shell or scripting language will help with the motivation if you want quick gratification. If you don't see that as a problem and want the shortest path to some particular kind of programming, there may be better choices. E.g. if you want the shortest path to Unix kernel programming, and are steadfast and driven, the language you want is C (which is not to say you can't write kernels in C++, but, unless you want to count L4 as vaguely unix related, no one you could join in with right now is doing that that I know of -- there's Haiku, but that's not Unix).
OTOH, if you see yourself doing more application level programming, I'd start somewhere else (then again, isn't C still most popular in free software projects even in userland?). Not much objective advice can be given here. People are writing nice (and not so nice) applications in many languages.
Personal preference? There are some general themes where people will sound in with their language preferences. e.g. compile time (static) type checking vs. runtime; languages that provide you with a lot of facilities (e.g. C++, Common Lisp, Perl) and leave it to you to combine them tastefully vs. smaller tidier languages (C, Scheme, Python). It was probably pointless for me to even bring this up, though. There's no honest way to find your preferences other than through experience. It's too early to pick based on any of these themes.
Not sure anyone can (or should?) tell you definitively where to start, so you'll need to risk a choice you might regret later (though, I don't see it as that likely) and hope for the best.
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thank you so much Thirdm !
a reply to your q , the more the lge helps me understand , better use- the OS allowing you to contribute, the more it is welcome .. I'll stick to OpenBSD/NetBSD ..
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I was trained in CS 10 years ago.
I must say at the time I hated C but now that I have so many options I really like the fact that I had the opportunity to learn C first.
My first language was perl. And I am glad I picked that because now I can understand C and PHP and even code a little bit in it.
Take on perl.
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Linux is not UNIX! Face it! It is not an insult. It is fact: GNU is a recursive acronym for "GNU's Not UNIX".
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I started in bash/sh and still use it to this day. #2cents
Are you familiar with psh & zoid ?
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I think a basic understanding of C will take you far.
- a lot of languages share "C-like" syntax, c++, java, C#, etc.
- a lot of fs/oss libraries/frameworks/engines/etc have "C" documentation.
- if you were trying to figure out something in the kernel code, C would be handy.
- you can also dive right in and start creating apps. (and not just command line)
- lots of great ide's also support C, netbeans, emacs, etc to name a few.
- oop is confusing as hell!
Personally, I think a self-respecting programmer should know C. That's my (maybe a bit old-fashioned) opinion, of course, and today there are many higher-level programmers who don't have experience with it, such as some of my university colleagues who jumped into Java right away (while I stay away from it). C gives you another perspective, it puts you closer to the machine and the OS, especially if you want to write your own executables, patch existing ones or maybe go deeper into the system. (At some point later, some basic understanding of Assembly could be nice, too.)
I don't particularly hold the popular opinion that people should not start with C. It's a tight and concise language, which sometimes makes it cut both ways, and at the beginning you may have some problems with more complex or "cryptic" expressions, situations involving pointers, strings and reading from the stdin, but these will go. You should also know your operators precedence and associativity to avoid much convulsions over more complicated things, even such as: char *(*(*func[5])())(char **);
(don't get scaried, you'd very rarely encounter something like this, if ever).
To me, personally, C and its syntax came more naturally than, say, Pascal, of which I don't remember much - when I was at uni, we started with Pascal, and at the same time I started learning C. Before that, I had some limited experience with BASIC, some 6502 Assembly and DOS batch files. But in terms of seriousness, I consider C to be my first language. Maybe I am a bit biased since I already know it or since I had done _some_ programming in another language before starting with C, but still - I don't hold that popular opinion.
Maybe it's a bit easier to say what to avoid. I'd say: Don't start with BASIC or Pascal; ain't worth it, IMHO.
But since you're a into Unix, maybe start with shell scripting first, it's going to be really rewarding and give you more flexibility in the system - after all, first know your system and how to perform various automated tasks before programming under it. As for myself, before knowing anything about Bourne Shell scripting, those scripts looked like illogical, cluttered and inconsistent garbage compared to C.
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Oh, of course, the programming language isn't the most important thing, as some have already mentioned. You should be interested in solving various problems and doing creative work with the machine in the first place, which will lead you to programming. Also, as soon as you get into a programming language, pay attention to data structures and algorithms, and how they relate to your language of choice. There are various very good resources (books) on that subject, too.
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The first shot is a combination of 10 to 16 ounces of Finish 6 Pro and 3 to 6 ounces of Ginstar applied when a grower would normally begin defoliation, according to Steve Gamble, Bayer CropScience sales representative. Temperature and nodes above cracked boll (NACB) are important factors in timing the first application. For best results, the first shot should be applied when daytime highs are in the 80s and are forecast to remain there for the next 7 to 10 days. Then the second shot is applied 7 to 10 days later with a full defoliation rate of Ginstar (6-12 fluid ounces and ethephon.
"We've seen about a 5 percent better defoliation with the two-shot system as compared to the grower's standard," Gamble says. "The first shot works best when timed at 4-6 nodes above cracked boll. Our research has seems to indicate it works better if you push the timing to 6 NACB."
The goal is to knock off the top leaves with the first application and open up the canopy for more thorough coverage on the second shot. The approach usually eliminates the need to come back with a third application of sodium chlorate or paraquat typically used as a final burn down in a sequential defoliation program.
The two-shot system is a softer approach well suited for sprinkler irrigated fields as well as fields in sensitive areas where the use of Gramoxone could be an issue. It also reduces dependence on sodium chlorate, which has the disadvantage of adding unwanted salts to the soil. It's a system designed for warm temperatures. While higher rates and harsher materials may end up frying leaves under warm temperatures, the two-shot system minimizes that problem and results in a better defoliation job.
"Stay away from adding a dessicant to Ginstar on the first shot," Gamble cautions. "And stay away from Ginstar and Accelerate. They're not compatible."


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Luckily most of our encounters with "mad dogs" and rabies come from books and movies- snarling Cujo, Old Yeller breaking from the shed, and Atticus Finch (aka Gregory Peck) shooting a rabid dog in To Kill A Mockingbird, a scene that many consider symbolic of rampant racism because Atticus was the only one brave enough to try to stop bigotry in that fictional Alabama town.
Actually, rabies is one of the earliest known diseases. Over 4,000 years ago Babylonians (not the ones near Deer Park Avenue) were fined when their dogs bit someone who subsequently died. Homer and Aristotle made reference to such an illness; while the Greeks worshipped two deities related to rabies, Arisaeus, son of Apollo, to prevent it and Artemis, to cure it. [Stay with me. Your pay off and final exam come later.]
Rabies is virtually 100% fatal if not treated with a vaccine. In the U.S. where there are only about ten human rabies deaths each year, still about 40,000 Americans are treated with post exposure shots as a precaution. Worldwide, at least four million potentially exposed people are vaccinated for rabies annually because approximately 55,000 people die from the virus each year.
On a more cheery note, in February 2011, Cornell proclaimed that rabies in raccoons was officially eliminated in Nassau and Suffolk County because the last documented case occurred two years ago.
Although Cornell's oral bait program to vaccinate raccoons in the wild was successful, NYS still requires every dog, cat, and domesticated ferret be vaccinated against rabies. [That statement is a clue to your pay off for staying with me.]
At one time, rabies was the scourge of society. We can thank Louis Pasteur (and Emile Roux) for developing a vaccine. The scientists didn't know which "germ" caused the disease but did realize rabies affected the brain via the spinal cord. They formed their vaccine from the spinal cord matter of an infected rabbit. In 1885, Pasteur was hailed as a hero after first using it successfully on a nine-year-old boy who had been mauled by a dog. The boy lived to age 54, but word of treatment was slow to circulate around the globe.
The 19th century newspapers are filled with accounts of rabid dogs. Reports take on an editorial tone, maligning canine victims of the disease as "brutes" as if they could have some control over their erratic behavior. Here are three news briefs pulled from The South Side Signal. (Yes, these Babylonians did live near Deer Park Avenue.):
First Brief, 8-13-1887: "MAD DOG - On Saturday morning last, a strange black dog made his appearance on lower Cooper Street. The animal ran into the yards growling and snapping at dogs, chickens and other animals. Several of the former are reported to have been bitten by the presumably rabid animal, which ran up Main Street and when near the Sherman House attacked John Tweedy, who, after hitting him several severe blows with one of his crutches, drove the animal away. Near the Horton House the rabid brute was met by George Seaman, who fired three shots from a revolver at him, but without effect. The dog was chased through Effingham Park [Today: the southern end of Rt. 231] and thence west a considerable distance, but as far as we can learn not killed. We advise the dog owners to watch their canines carefully and to kill them upon the first sign of rabies becoming apparent. It is to be regretted that the laws of the Board of Health of each town in regard to the muzzling of dogs during the summer months are not more rigidly enforced." Too bad there was already a vaccine in existence, but our Babylonians hadn't heard of it.
Second Brief, 8-20-1887: "A large brindle bull dog, suffering from hydrophobia, ran amuck through West Islip on Monday. A valuable setter dog owned by Charles Knapp was attacked and killed by the rabid brute, which was shot a few minutes later by Samuel Harvey, colored. We have not heard that any person was bitten by the mad dog, nor could we learn that he attacked any other animal except Mr. Knapp's setter." Note the irrelevant racial reference, a common journalistic practice of that era.
Third Brief, 8-13-1870 (Go back to 1870 and The Signal commentary becomes more biting): "Mad Dogs are entirely too common for comfort just now. A black and white animal, with every symptom of being rabid, was seen by Constable Sammis last week, who was unable to kill him. Mr. Litchfield's dog was bitten, and has since gone mad and been killed. Mrs. Millard's dog was also bitten and is still at large. On Monday evening about 11 o'clock an ugly looking strange cur, with eyes glaring and giving unmistakable evidence of canine insanity, came through the village going east, he was seen by one of our citizens , who instead of killing the brute, stepped inside his gate and allowed him to pass.
The law in regard to dogs running at large is very strict, and it is astonishing that so many dangerous and worthless animals are allowed the liberty of biting people at their own sweet will. How long is this to be allowed?" Hence, a precursor to mandatory rabies vaccines and leash laws.
Now for your Pay Off: We don't want history to repeat itself. Last Hope Animal Rescue is sponsoring a FREE RABIES VACCINE CLINIC open to all Long Island pet owners at Babylon Town Shelter on Sat. May 21 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. No appointment is necessary. Dogs must be leashed and cats in carriers. Pups will receive shots outdoors while kitties will be inoculated in the lobby for extra security. Last Hope is able to provide this thanks to a grant from Pet Peeves, Inc., the voice of Long Island pets. Check your pets' shot records; then mark your calendar.
For Adoption at Babylon Shelter (631-643-9270) Lamar St. W. Babylon: So far being a celebrity lookalike has not been enough to land a handsome hunk a new home. "Alec" #94016 is a young Siberian Husky with an uncanny resemblance to Alec Baldwin, especially across the eyes. "Jacque" #94033 a friendly male Jack Russell Terrier was found tied to a dumpster in N. Amityville. He deserves so much better.
Cats: "Boots" #20694-kitten;
"Jules" & "Snowball"-lovely sisters; "Corran" longhaired orange.
Female Dogs: loving Min Pin
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Husky #94048- thin, young;
"Lydia" & "Trixie"- patient Pits.
Male Dogs: Shihtzu #94034;
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Sheepdog mix; "Prince William"
#94027-Beagle; "Santo" #93974
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Final Exam Question: Who was Emile Roux? The first person to email me a correct answer at firstname.lastname@example.com will be entitled to free rabies shots for their pets on May 21.!


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If Baltimore fans find it odd that the NFL has programmed a free concert in Baltimore while the Super Bowl champion Ravens play their season opener halfway across the country, performer Keith Urban finds his circumstances a little unusual, too.
"We've never played on a barge before," the country star said at a news conference Thursday, joking that the band would start doing entire barge tours next. Urban is to play a free concert on a floating stage in the Inner Harbor Thursday to kick off the start of the NFL season.
During a sound check, Urban and his bandmates played songs from Urban's upcoming album Fuse, including "Even The Stars Fall 4 You" and "Little Bit of Everything." Fuse is set to be released on Sept. 10.
The Australian singer-songwriter – who is also Mr. Nicole Kidman – had nice things to say about the exciting atmosphere of American football.
"I love that it's the start of the season," he said, noting that fans in high spirits makes playing fun.
Urban also predicted a winning performance by the Ravens.
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Urban and his band will play in front of the Maryland Science Center.
During the sound check, cameras rolled from all angles. Two raised jumbotrons on either side of the stage provided a close-up of Urban's performance.
Tonight's concert marks the first time he'll be playing songs from Fuse in front of a live audience. Urban said he hopes the show will be full of surprises for the fans.