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Last year, Williams enjoyed a breakout season with the Bills, but before he roamed the middle of the field in Buffalo, he was a star for the Longhorns in Austin.
Aaron Williams was born in San Jose, California, but grew up in Austin. Attending McNeil high school in Austin, he was a 4-star rated recruit in 2008. Pete Carroll offered Williams a chance to return to the state of California and attend USC, but Williams chose to stay in Austin and go to Texas. He appeared in all 13 games as a true freshman at just 18 years old, but started just one time.
Williams was the nickel back for Texas for the 2009 undefeated regular season. Playing mostly in the slot that year, he accrued two sacks to go with three interceptions, showing off the versatility that has become his staple skill in the NFL. As a 20-year old junior, Williams finally broke into Texas' starting lineup in 2010.
Across 3 seasons in Austin, Williams missed three games, and had to answer for durability concerns as he entered the 2011 NFL draft shy of his 21st birthday. At 6 feet tall, Williams had the benefit of being a longer corner, and he ran 4.55 at the scouting combine. That's not blazing speed, but it was plenty fast for the position. A lot of speculation followed that Williams would go in the first round of the draft. He did end up slipping out of the first round, but Buffalo selected him with the second selection in the second round to play corner for them.
Aaron Williams struggled greatly his first two seasons in the NFL, and didn't look anything like the player that the Bills had taken out of Texas. In 2012, Williams rated 96th in yards per passing play (11.6) according to football outsiders' charting data. That's better than 'hole in zone', but not by much. In 2013, former Bills defensive coordinator and current Cleveland Browns head coach Mike Pettine realized that Williams had his best years at Texas out of the slot, and decided to use Williams as a safety in his system, knowing that the strong safety in his system would have a lot of man to man coverage responsibility.
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The MCPG maintains a neutral stance on gambling and neither endorses nor opposes legalized gambling. The MCPG works to partner with the recovering community, the gaming industry, and others to support increased awareness and advocacy for those affected by gambling problems.
Now in partnership with the Maryland Center of Excellence on Problem Gambling (the Center), the MCPG contracts with the Center to administer the Helpline and offer training and education programs and materials statewide.
The Maryland Council on Problem Gambling began its work in Maryland in 1977 as the Maryland Council on Compulsive Gambling. On November 1, 1979, following the passage of pioneering legislation, the Drug Abuse Administration of the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene awarded a grant to Johns Hopkins University to create the first state funded gambling treatment program. The Johns Hopkins Compulsive Gambling Counseling Center began offering Helpline services on Nov. 1, 1979 and seeing clients on November 15, 1979.
Treatment, training helpline and research efforts continued at the Mt. Wilson location of the JHU Compulsive Gambling Counseling Center until June of 1983. The program then moved to Taylor Manor Hospital in July of 1983 and continued offering gambling treatment services until December of 1991. State funding for gambling treatment ended in the late '80s but the Maryland Council on Problem has continued to operate the Problem Gambling Helpline with and without state funding thru July 2011 when the Council joined with the Center to offer this and other services.
The Maryland Council on Problem Gambling is the Maryland affiliate of the National Council on Problem Gambling. The National Council has over 35 state affiliates and works to advocate for problem gamblers nationally and internationally. The National Council offers an annual conference on problem gambling, the oldest and largest in the world, in addition to advocacy work on a federal level, among the military, for ongoing research, prevention programs and evaluation of program effectiveness.
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Re: "'F' For Failing Falafel?" (April 1): and what about the underlying flaws with the Department of Health's rating methodology, Councilman Garodnick? The standards by which the department grades street carts are completely arbitrary and oftentimes have nothing to with actual health violations. Unfortunately, given the city's budget deficit, the role of many regulatory agencies has shifted from enforcement to revenue generation. Such a mission will only serve to undermine small businesses. I agree that we need to make street vendor grades publicly available, but we also need to publicize the methodology for how those grades are determined.
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CHICAGO | You'd figure Blackhawks strongman Bryan Bickell would have found a way to handle 6-foot-9 Boston Bruins captain Zdeno Chara after both were pounding and screaming at each other during one on-ice tussle.
"Just slow him down in any way," said the strapping 6-foot-4, 233-pound Bickell, who still yields five inches and 23 pounds to Chara.
"Just a little hit to finish a check and get him out of position for a second or two helps our defense, or our forwards to get into position. He covers a lot of ice out there. For the first game, we felt we did a good job against him."
Chara is big and talented, but not the Man of Steel, said Hawks captain Jonathan Toews.
"He uses his size and his reach to his advantage, and I think maybe at times in the first couple games we were giving him a little bit too much respect by trying to keep the puck away from him," he said. "He's not a guy that we should be afraid of. We should go at him, protect the puck from him, make plays around him and through him. We use our speed.
"You saw the goal that Marcus Krüger scored, 'Fro' (Michael Frolik) never stopped moving his feet and got around him – great play by those two guys to finish off that play. It's a small example of the way we can expose him."
Hawks coach Joel Quenneville knows it's an "ongoing battle, ongoing challenge" to counter Chara.
"Big minutes, big man, positionally strong and aware," he said. "I just think that whether you're going away from him or at him, you've got to do some things to play in your favor."
Bollig has best 'fastball?': Defenseman Brent Seabrook has one of the hardest slapshots on the Hawks, as he demonstrated twice in overtime – winning Game 7 of the conference semi-finals against the Red Wings and Game 4 against the Bruins.
Yet Seabrook may have a surprising rival in possessing the best "fastball" on the Hawks.
"He'd probably be right up there as far as slapshots," Patrick Kane said of Seabrook. "Brandon Bollig actually has the hardest slapshot."
Goalie Corey Crawford also agreed Bollig might have an edge on sheer speed of shot of all the teammates he faces in practice.
Slugger Bickell: Bickell has another use of his strength besides countering Chara. He and several teammates have been invited to take batting practice with the Cubs at Wrigley Field after the season.
The left-handed hitting Bickell knows how to swing a bat. He said he was scouted by the Yankees as a center fielder as a youth in Ontario before going full-bore into hockey.
"Power hitter," he said of his childhood exploits. "My dad says I can't hit a curve, but he doesn't know.
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With Samsung's current problems,they will probably go out of business and take HP's computers with them. Plus, they have an ugly logo.
Not good for HP. I wouldn't be surprised if HP goes out of business.
I hope they don't purchase HP, for some reason I've always favored HP computers over other Windows PC companies. If they do at least I just got a new HP laptop that I can use until I save up to get a MBP.
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The Theoretical Archaeology Group -- TAG -- has been debating archaeological theory since 1979, first at universities throughout the UK and Scandinavia and, since 2008, at American institutions like Columbia, Stanford, the University of Pennsylvania, the University of Chicago and the University at Buffalo, where it will hold its 2012 annual meeting, May 17-20.
Living within 10 miles of a casino doubles your risk of problem gambling. This is just one of the compelling statistics in the third "Expert Summary" issued by the University at Buffalo's Research Institute on Addictions.
In an age when even preschoolers have electronic toys and devices, many parents wonder how to get their children to be more physically active. Now, two studies published by University at Buffalo researchers provide some answers.
The University at Buffalo Humanities Institute, which promotes and funds innovative, cross-disciplinary research, teaching and community programs in the humanities, has announced the recipients of its 2012-13 Faculty Fellowships.
The University at Buffalo will honor Nobel Laureate Ronald Coase on May 12 at the Buffalo-Niagara Marriott from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. as part of a conference that pays tribute to his innovative work, especially over the last decade.
A paper by neuroscientists at the University at Buffalo and Buffalo State College suggests that ingestion of components of afterbirth or placenta -- placentophagia -- may offer benefits to human mothers and perhaps to non-mothers and males.
To curb employees' on-the-job substance use and intoxication, bosses need to do more than just be around their employees all day, according to a new study from the University at Buffalo Research Institute on Addictions (RIA).
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Replacing Summers with a Wall Street millionaire
From today's WaPo report it seems that the shortlist to replace Larry Summers at the NEC has been whittled down to three men — Gene Sperling, Roger Altman, and Richard Levin.
The first thing to note here is that, as Brad DeLong notes, the delay in replacing Summers does not reflect well on the White House's professionalism and ability to get things done. It's been over 14 weeks since Summers officially announced his departure, and I'm sure the White House has been looking for a replacement for longer than that. But they've left it so long that the position is now unfilled. Writes DeLong:
Either promote Jason Furman to the job, or tell him who he is going to be working for. Keeping your staff positions staffed is the first task of government. It's not rocket science.
The second notable characteristic of the three is that they're all multi-millionaires with close ties to Wall Street. None more than Altman, of course, who has his own bank. But Levin is on the board of American Express, which paid him $181,362 in 2009, and where he has shares and "share equivalent units" worth $539,000. Which might not be a huge sum compared to the $1.5 million or so that he's earning at Yale, but is still more than enough to make him a denizen of Wall Street rather than Main Street.
Finally there's Sperling, who in some ways is the worst of the three when it comes to grubbing money from Wall Street. The other two have well-defined and easily-understood jobs; Sperling, by contrast, signed up with the Harry Walker Agency and started giving speeches to anybody with cash, including not only Citigroup but even Allen Stanford. He also wrote a monthly 900-word column for Bloomberg for $137,500 a year, which works out at about $13 per word. Then he started "advising" Goldman Sachs on its charitable giving, which advice came very expensively indeed:
Goldman Sachs paid Sperling $887,727 for advice on its charitable giving. That made the bank his highest-paying employer. Even Geithner's chief of staff Patterson, who was a full-time lobbyist at the firm, did not make as much as Sperling did on a part-time basis. Patterson reported earning $637,492 from Goldman Sachs [in 2008].
As Ezra Klein says,
His duties at Goldman Sachs were primarily on a $100 million charitable project to help raise the skill levels of poorer women in developing nations, but in some ways, that makes the transaction more peculiar: You tend not to get paid that much for offering guidance to charitable endeavors. It is very hard to believe that Goldman Sachs wasn't attempting to buy influence with a politically savvy economist who had good relations — and would later go to work for — the incoming Democratic administration.
Noam Scheiber does his best to defend Sperling, but is far from persuasive—the general picture he paints is of a man whose heart might be in the right place but who never seems to get anything done. The last time he was at the NEC he sat quietly by while Treasury pushed through various deregulatory measures; within the Obama administration his main claim to fame seems to be the bank tax, which never actually got enacted.
More generally, Sperling has done nothing to counter the general impression that he's one of many Rubinites in the administration, in the context of a political atmosphere where one of the few points of agreement between the right and left is that the departure of Summers can and should be taken as an opportunity to finally put as much distance between Obama and Rubin as possible. As Mark Thoma says,
A break from the Wall Street connected side of the Clinton administration would have political value. Even better, no matter the choice, would be to show through action that the administration is, in fact, determined to reduce the chances of another meltdown by being tough on the financial sector. But, so far as I can tell, that doesn't seem to be the direction Obama intends to go.
The problem, of course, is that Wall Street became so big and so pervasive over the course of the boom that it's hard to find people to run the NEC who haven't been paid large sums by banks at some point. And even if they are relatively pure on that front, there's every reason to expect that they'll pull an Orszag and start taking millions of Wall Street dollars the minute they leave. Obama can try to distance himself from Wall Street, but it isn't easy.
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American Express hasn't been "Wall Street" since the 80s.
In the current poisonous partisan political environment, maybe the only people we can get to work in governmnet are well-paid corporate/political hacks. Honest people need not apply.
At those prices political capture is inevitable. But remember: Paul Krugman, who as far as I know is squeaky clean, was cashing in by giving highly paid speeches to Enron and various banks among others before becoming a columnist (I don't think he does that anymore).
Economists really need to bite the bullet and adopt a code of ethics:
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/12/31/busine ss/economy/31economists.html
As far as I'm concerned, if it looks like a conflict of interest that's because it is. We shouldn't have to wait around for a corpse and smoking gun in somebody's hand to say "Whoa there, your incentives are way out of line my friend".
"It is very hard to believe that Goldman Sachs wasn't attempting to buy influence with a politically savvy economist who had good relations — and would later go to work for — the incoming Democratic administration."
Why not… influence peddling is legal now isn't it? (see lobbyists et al)
Well, you could say it is because the Administration 'lacks professionalism' but I think it rather more points to the partisanship of the party in opposition who are showing the world what bad losers Republicans can be by being obstructive at every turn.
Of course, it's always possible that because the job has been unfilled for so long that it actually isn't necessary to fill it at all…


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Does 'Public Opinion' Really Exist?
Flip on cable news, and within twenty minutes the host will cite the latest survey as proof of which candidates should run for office and which foreign enemy we must now smite. Writing for New Left Media, John Brissenden tears apart the idea of opinion polls as a gauge for determining what anyone truly wants. The public may respond to opinion polls, but it's the media, business, and political elite who compose the questions:
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From its inception a century ago, and in its current construction, the terrain of 'public opinion' is far from being a neutral space where a representative democracy deliberates and resolves issues. At best, 'public opinion', as represented in opinion polls, is a deeply flawed mechanism for gauging the extent of wider support for a particular cause. At worst, it is hostile territory, constructed and owned by the ruling class.
In the 1920s, polling pioneers such as James Gallup advocated polls as a means of capturing and expressing the public will, in a more scientific – and therefore representative – way than, for example, pressure groups.
Hungary To Give Mothers Extra Votes For Their Children In Elections
Via the Guardian, an intriguing concept — children are citizens with a stake in the future (the largest stake in the future!) yet their interests are not adequately represented in elections. Is allowing parents to vote on their behalf a way to counter the disproportionate power of the elderly? Hungary is set to find out:
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"Some 20% of society are children…This is quite a considerable group that is left out of representation. The interests of these future generations are not represented in decision-making. We know at first it seems an unusual idea, but in the 50s it was unusual to give votes to black people; 100 years ago, it was unusual to give votes to women."
In a move that would be unprecedented in a modern democracy, Hungary's new government is considering giving mothers with small children extra votes in elections.
The conservative Fidesz party has made several controversial decisions since coming to power on a populist rightwing agenda, including a crackdown on the media, but the latest proposal could be prove to be its most contentious.
The Push To Suppress Young Adult Voting
Ever heard baby boomers bemoan young people's lack of political engagement? Well, some feel the opposite.
William O'Brien, the newly-minted speaker of the state House in New Hampshire, is peeved that college students are able to vote: "Foolish…Voting as a liberal. That's what kids do." They lack "life experience," and "they just vote their feelings."
State Republican lawmakers across the country share O'Brien's sentiment. In disregard of the Twenty-Sixth Amendment, they are mounting a concerted and sustained push to reduce young adults' voting rights, the Washington Post reports:
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New Hampshire's new Republican state House speaker is pretty clear about what he thinks of college kids and how they vote. They're "foolish," Speaker William O'Brien said in a recent speech to a tea party group.
"Voting as a liberal. That's what kids do," he added, his comments taped by a state Democratic Party staffer and posted on YouTube. Students lack "life experience," and "they just vote their feelings."
New Hampshire House Republicans are pushing for new laws that would prohibit many college students from voting in the state – and effectively keep some from voting at all.
McDonald's Tells Employees They Must Vote Republican For Raises
Whoops, turns out it's actually illegal to bribe/threaten your employees into voting the way your company wants. ThinkProgress writes:
This election season, a local McDonald's franchise in Canton, Ohio is telling employees how to keep the company happy: vote Republican. Along with their recent paychecks, employees received a pamphlet on company letter head that stated "if the right people are elected we will be able to continue with raises and benefits at or above our present levels. If others are elected we will not."
Is Voter Suppression Behind Arizona's Anti-Illegal Immigration Law?
BBC journalist Greg Palast has written a new article for TruthOut suggesting that perhaps the real reason for the insane-o "Papieren, bitte" (that's "Papers, please" to you non-Nazis) law in Arizona is not actually about illegal immigration, so much as it is about voter suppression of LEGAL Hispanic residents.
If past trends in that state are any indicator, he may not be far off the mark. He writes:
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What moved GOP Governor Jan Brewer to sign the Soviet-style show-me-your-papers law is the exploding number of legal Hispanics, US citizens all, who are daring to vote — and daring to vote Democratic by more than two-to-one. Unless this demographic locomotive is halted, Arizona Republicans know their party will soon be electoral toast. Or, if you like, tortillas.
In 2008, working for Rolling Stone with civil rights attorney Bobby Kennedy, our team flew to Arizona to investigate what smelled like an electoral pogrom against Chicano voters … directed by one Jan Brewer.
Clay County, Kentucky: Precinct Worker Testifies She Stole Votes
Bill Estep writes in the Lexington Herald-Leader:
FRANKFORT — A former Clay County precinct worker testified Friday that top election officers in the county taught her how to change people's choices on voting machines to steal votes in the May 2006 primary.
Wanda White testified that Clerk Freddy Thompson — the county's chief election officer — helped show her how to manipulate voting machines along with Charles Wayne Jones, the Democratic election commissioner.
The scheme involved duping people to walk away from the voting computer before they had finished their selections, then changing their choices, said White, the Democratic judge in a precinct in Manchester.
White said she stole more than 100 votes that election. "It was easy done," she said.
White said she also went into the booth with people who had sold their vote to make sure they cast ballots for the candidates who had paid.
Read More in the Lexington Herald-Leader
Sequoia Voting Systems Malicious Code Revealed
California-based Sequoia Voting Systems is one of the largest distributors of electronic voting systems in the country.
A few days ago they accidentally released SQL code for their voting databases, and according to Slashdot, the existence of the code seems to violate federal voting law:
"What was revealed was thousands of lines of MS-SQL source code" that seemly are intended to control or influence the outcome of an election.
So if you live in New York, California, or somewhere else where Sequoia's machines are sold, your election day votes may not be going to the candidates you intend.


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What happened was that voter turnout is normally calculated by the number of ballot cards cast by the number of registered voters. Since there were so many amendments up for vote in Florida this year, the ballot was two sheets long. So now St. Lucie's report shows voter turnouts that are double what the actual number is. So they counted sheets, not voters, a clerical issue not a conspiracy. If the reporter here had bothered to read page 3, they could see that the number of votes in the presidential race is around a 70% turnout rate.
Please learn to read, all of you.
On Tuesday only one precinct had less than 113% turnout. "The Unofficial vote count is 175,554 registered voters 247,713 vote cards cast (141.10% ). The National SEAL Museum, a St. Lucie county polling place, had 158.85% voter turn out, the highest in the county."
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A little movie I made about the All-American Wonderful Tradition of Black Friday.
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Some scenes from the KKK rally in Memphis on 3/30/13. Some people were there to protest the rally, others were just curious. The Memphis Police Department was everywhere to ensure a repeat of the 1998 rally did not take place. I think they did their job well. The day felt like more of a whimper, and less of a bang.
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sustantivo[mass noun] informal , chiefly North American
Compensation made by one member of an unmarried couple to the other after separation: she is suing for palimony a palimony trial in California
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I saw one of my exboyfriends today. We had a thing, dated on and off for about three years.
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I brewed a Hop-Head Imperial IPA clone (Bend Brewing Co.). Here are my ingredients:
9.5lbs Light LME
1.5lbs 2-row pale malt
.5 lb crystal malt
1.oz Saaz hops (first wort hops)
2 oz Chinook Hops (90 min)
2 oz Northern Brewer Hops (5 min)
2 oz Cascade Hops (5 min after knockout)2 Wyeast 1968 (London ESB)
Normal brewing process for a 90 min boil, etc...
My question is since I had a calculated OG of 1.075, the LHB guy said I needed to pitch 2 packs of Wyeast 1968 since I have such a high OG. Should I prep for a blow off here soon? I have 5 gallon batch in a 6 gallon carboy. Just stuck it in the closet not to long ago; should I run and swap out the airlock for a blow off tube?Note:
I smacked on of the packets like I was supposed to and both yeast nutrients ruptured like they were supposed to. But on the second packet of yeast, only one of the two yeast nutrients packets popped and feed the yeast. I couldn't tell till I opened it up to pitch. Is the second Wyeast packet still alright and healthy to pitch?
It's possible. An aggressive yeast might prove problematic. What's your fermenting temperature?
For future reference, i've had a good experience thus far with fermcap, which is an odorless, tasteless liquid drop that will keep your krausen down to about 1" high. It will also prevent hot break boil overs if used at the recommended amount, which is about one drop per gallon of wort.
I would like to state that even though my calculated OG is 1.075, my first OG was at 1.085. I noticed that I was about .85 gallons shy of 5 gallons, so I toped off my fermentator to the 5 gallon mark and took another final OG reading. It turned out to be 1.068... a whole 8 points short of my calculated. Any thoughts on this and how this might affect anything.
I would. I had my 5 gallon Dubbel in a six gallon carboy and in less then 12 hours it popped the airlock off like Mentos in Pepsi... Always better safe then sorry.
Unless you mashed the grains to get sugar conversion I'm only getting 1.065 OG for this recipe in the software
Yeah, mashing brings it to 1.075. Unless you used a paint mixer though there's no amount of bucket shaking that's going to distribute that wort though.


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Per ESPNNewYork.com writer Rich Cimini:
Holy crap. Now this would be awesome. Brad Smith has caused all kinds of problems for the Bills defense in recent years, and I'm sure Chan Gailey could think of all kinds of interesting ways to use him. Roscoe Parrish and Brad Smith on the same team? There's some cool possibilities here.
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Niche-focused publisher MonkeyPaw Games has revealed a slate of six classic PSOne games set to launch digitally via the PlayStation Network through January and February. The studio's Retro Rush campaign will conclude on February 18 with the PSN re-release of Tomba 2: The Evil Swine Return, a...
PSOne Imports get extra challenging this week
Looking for a new challenge from an old game? Gungho Online Entertainment has a new batch of PSOne Imports this week, which includes Sentimental Graffiti, a dating game that is, as far as we know, untranslated. Do you dare attempt to scale the walls of Japanese text? You can also try your kanji...
GungHo on its new PSOne import initiative
Welcome to Living in the Past, a weekly column about what's new in old games. Now get off our lawn. Last week, GungHo Online Entertainment America joined the ranks of PSOne Imports publishers with a bumper crop of six Japanese games, all available on the PlayStation Store for $5.99 each. Since it's...
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Hi all.
I have a lot of questions about jit.expr (like how to map a char matrix to values from -10 to 10 for instance, how does work the beautiful Andrew Benson's shatter patch to generate this kind of grid with this texture, like what isthe purpose of "%" in: jit.expr @expr "(cell[0]%4.>0.)*(cell[0]%4.<3.)"…
Anyway I would like to know if there was some detailed docs about this amazing object ?
"%" is a common modulo operator. In this case, we're feeding cell[0] (the x-dimension coordinate of the cell) through a %4 to create a repeating 0-3 sequence across the x-axis of the matrix. The rest of the math there is just a complicated way of creating a {0,1,1,0} sequence across the x-dimension of the matrix. You would probably be well-served to look at a reference for writing mathematical expressions in C. If you have more specific questions, ask away.
As always, THANK YOU Andrew !
I'm going to check mathematical expressions in C.
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Sometimes it's fun to put a new twist on a familiar favorite. RICE KRISPIES TREATS Smores anyone? No, these aren't RICE KRISPIES TREATS that taste likes s'mores (though those are totally delicious!), these are s'mores that have RICE KRISPIES TREATS stuffed them. How fun is that And they are incredibly easy to make. You click to read more
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Rice Krispies Treats Mini Cakes
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I love when a you can whip up a sweet treat quickly and easily, with very few ingredients, and it is not only simple, but it is also super cute. These Easter Peeps Pops totally fit that bill! Adorable! Ahh, how cute are these darn Peeps Pops? I'm totally in love with them! Seriously, keeping click to read more
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After making my Sparkle Star Cupcakes earlier this week, I just couldn't resist making some fun Sparkle Star Marshmallow Pops as well. These are so fun and SO easy. All you need are your Jet-Puffed Star Mallows, some sweet paper straws (I get mine from Sweets & Treats Boutique), corn syrup and some disco dust. click to read more
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Looking for a way to add a little sparkle to your Fourth Of July desserts, treats and sweets? I have some super easy and oh so cute Sparkle Star Cupcakes for you. These are sure to make your desserts shine on the 4th of July! How fun are these? Take your plain jane cupcakes (even click to read more
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