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It dates me, but I was in an engineering program and had to take Fortran using punch cards and there was no textbook. I promised I'd never work in any field that required programming.
Many years later I went back to community college for a degree in Digital Electronics and took BASIC and then assembly language. That was empowering and I loved it. I later went back to school for a BSCS and had to use non OO Pascal and ansi "C" but was exposed to C++ and OOP and GUI development (Visual Basic and Visual C++) which I really wanted to do. I waited for a GUI job that used Borland C++ with a Delphi front end. My third job was new development on a browser based app consisting of applets connecting directly to a database (a joke by today's standards) using Java 1.1 with some legacy Java 1.0 (all MS Java at that). We were in way over our heads, but I remember it fondly.
I was a drafter at CDC in Minneapolis and my manger sent me to learn programming to keep me in the company. I went to work at the Education Company at Control Data Corporation and learned an in house language called Tutor, and then Micro Tutor. At home I had an Atari and learned Basic and 6502 assembly. When I moved to the system group I picked up C and C++ at work and Turbo Pascal at home on a then newly purchase IBM PC. Somewhere there after I picked up Java for a paint company in Minneapolis called Valspar. Lately I have fondness for the Web and work with JavaScript, PHP, HTML and CSS. I wish I could spend a minimum of 4 hours a day coding to increase my knowledge. I often wonder why I like being and engineer and the only clue that I have is that I like blinky lights.
I'm not afraid of dating myself. I began programming professionally in 1970 and I'm still at it. Back then, the amount of formal education at college level was almost non-existant. The little amount of education that was available was usually taught by the math department.
I started off with FORTRAN and assembly language in school; I was miserable at both. It wasn't until the summer that I bluffed my way into an IT-related job and taught myself assembly language using IBM-provided courses. Naturally, back then, programs were punched into cards and compiled when you could get mainframe time; you learned quickly how to make the most of the small bit of time you had available.
I've been fortunate. I have always been employed in positions where I could advance my knowledge and pursue the career I wanted. And in that time, I have become fluent in more than a dozen programming languages. What more could you ask?
Started from "Turbo Basic" in first year of my bachelors computers science class in Dec 1999 and there was first assignment I am doing on my Pentium 1 200Mhz with 16GB RAM windows 95 computer and all the cold December night I am trying to making shapes, squares, triangle, circles in blinking different colors without knowing anything about For loop, and reading book of Basic commands and found a command to make sound coming from PC speaker...
ohhh maaan!!! I couldn't sleep all night for that excitement like what should I write next...
I miss that excitement... new comers who starts from visual programming might never feel that black white screen programming....
Oh and I almost forgot, since Dec 1999 to 2012 I've been to FoxPro, Turbo Pascal,Turbo C, Boland C/C++, Prolog, Assembly, Visual Basic 4/5/6, Java 1.0/1.1, ASP, HTML, PHP, VB.NET , C#, Java 1.2/1.5/1.6 and now the most new additions Obj C/C++ (IOS) and Java for Android
Started out on the Texas TI-57 programmable calculator in 1977 - hence the relatively ripe old age of 21 for the first programming experience. Then on to Commodore PET 2001 (and 6502 assembler) and from there I landed a real programming job with IBM S/370 COBOL, ASM and CICS. A lot of water under the bridge between then and now: C#, XAML, JavaScript, Web, Mobile - not to mention Scrum, Design Patterns...
I was in college, and learned FORTRAN as one commenter said with punch cards, we used an IBM 1401 for a while, then the school consolidated things and went to batch programming and you had to submit your cards for batch processing to the data center. Later in the Air Force, I took a COBOL class, left beofre the class ended, still got a grade. Later again I took a couple of BASIC classes, then later I took a class that required programming in Turbo Pascal for control ofelectronic circuits, even later I took a class in C. More recently I took a class in Visual Basic (6) just about the time that Microsoft came out with the Visual Studio family of languages. We had the TI 99/4A and I did some simple Basic programming. As with all skills, if they go unused your skill/knowledge gets very rusty. I have been envisioning a program to help with the solving of newspaper Cryptograms, I haven't gotten far. Many years ago, a friend had a Timex-Sinclair computer and it had a program that was used to solve a cryptogram, you would input the puzzle and when you did your substitution, it would then find each occurrence of the substituted letter and place your guess below. I have been trying to conceive what all that entails, but haven't put it into action yet. I have tried to find the original program,hoping it could be modified to run on today's PC's no luck there either. There are so many resources out there, but it takes time to use them.
I do not program as a job, so my skills are extremely rusty, and I just haven't mad it a high priority.
Sounds a lot like the TI 99/4A, unless you spent the money and bought the Floppy drive attachment (a big box). Now you can't buy a computer with a floppy drive either, without paying more for it again. My father-in-law might even still have a TI 99/4A in the box unopened. He still has a couple of old PC's in his shop/former showroom (he used to repair TVs and sell new ones).
My Dad had me on a computer when I was 4 (1979). It was an OSI (Ohio Scientific) machine -- not sure what model. I can still remember loading up Start Trek from a cassette tape via a standard audio cassette recorder. And I remember the day my Dad got that recorder -- he returned 3 or 4 before he found one that had good enough quality to be usable.
I'm not sure exactly when I started programming, but it was well before 10 -- maybe around 6... One day my Dad showed me:
10 Print "Hello World!"
20 Goto 10
(not even sure anymore whether that syntax is right!)
I was floored that I could so easily make the computer do something.... Haven't looked back since.
I'm intrigued that in a lot of ways, the stories are similar. I myself had a similar experience with Basic on an Atari 600. I was amazed that you could type words on the screen, hit Enter and it would do something. I was 11 or 12 at the time. Since then I've moved on through Turbo Pascal, LISP (for HP Calculators - 11C, 15C, 48sx), Borland C, Borland C++, RPG-IV, Visual Basic, Java, and C#.
I started with college, like others through the Math Department (late 60's-early 70's). My first computer course was in PL/I, but we started that with programming with a Turing Machine emulator, then in a pseudo-machine-code (absolute hexadecimal addressing), then in assembler and finally in PL/I. So, I gathered a real appreciation of the power of programming languages.
Since then, I've always been in IT, moving from programming to analysis to database administration. I can probably put about a dozen programming languages in my resume, but only one spoken language.
Some of my best programming experiences came with special projects at either work or school, such as developing a program for a Turing Machine Emulator and one for Von Neumann's 29-state cell automaton or a program for interpolating data for a air-pollution study for an NSF grant.
Some of my worst have been spending 100 hours in 6 days baby-sitting a software upgrade when I was younger, or now, doing the same thing for 24-36 hours without a break (us old folks DO need our rest).
Started programming in FORTRAN, which I taught myself, when I started college (Penn State) in 1969. No computers in High School back then - the technical high school had an electronic accounting machine (wired control boards) that was their big "computer" system, but academic students didn't get to touch it (it was literally on display on a pedestal behind a glass wall). FORTRAN and IBM assembly language were the first programming courses I took. At Penn State they had a Computer Science department and degree, so there was a fair amount of courses and languages available. Computer center was home for most of us CompSci students nights and weekends. By comparison, both my sons grew up with a computer in the house. Certainly a different world.
I agree about the idea of correlating when we started with how old we were.
My first real exposure to programming was a college course in BASIC in the mid-1970's. I don't remember the specific hardware but it was some GE mini-computer that actually let you type your programs on a teletype, save them to paper tape and run them (more or less) immediately. None of that Fortran & punch card batch programming. But since I was a Poli-Sci major my enthusiasm for this was tempered by not having any way to continue doing it after school.
After a 7 year detour I returned to school in the early 1980's and was taugh IBM-360 Assembler, RPG II & COBOL (no punch cards but still batch processing). But what fired me up was BASIC programming on CPM micros. I ended up staying on after graduation to teach in the newly created microcomputer based curriculum (PC-BASIC & Word/Lotus/dBase)
Since then I have been throught the usual Microsoft (and Borland) developemnt software cycles. Now I do SharePoint admin (and a little development), Powershell & SQL Server SSIS dev.
Holy moly, what's with the sudden influx of life stories? I love it! I'd host a party and invite everyone over for a beer and chat party. Slim chance most are in Ottawa Canada...
This FORTRAN thing goes back quite a ways. 1966 100 baud modem work from home? Lol.
As for my actual first "computer", it was a home brew, using 1K (4bit nibbles) memory chips (2114N? static memory, can't remember), binary counter, 4bit to 16 line decoder, and making each of the 16 "instructions" do something useful (trying to anyway), like reset-"pc"-counter, toggle LED, etc. I had this drive to make it become a calculator, but had absolutely no examples to work with. It was all from scratch. I almost had it do additions... Wish I had a picture of the thing. It was a wooden plank with nails, wires, buttons, switches, chips, resistors, it was just a mess. I couldn't believe how much power it drew. The power supply's output collapsed to barely workable voltage levels. And now these days they got those little all-in-one chips like those Atmel ATTiny and ATMegas - wish I had those to play with. I will definitely get my kids into soldering together little computer projects using those chips, and then making programs and do things like drive little matrix displays. The parts are dirt cheap these day (eg. $1 for a complete 8 pin computer chip with memory, clock, non-volatile memory, etc). And with all that distraction like Facebook and whatever other mindless crap out these days, I've got pass some of these inspirations off. How are our kids going to learn actually doing stuff with the computer. Things are becoming tablets now, with "consumers" just tapping on a glass pane. How to get them to make stuff...
Ha! I said the same thing below. That's exactly right. My random thoughts.
70s: Not many will be kids, figuring most people were working to get access to the expensive computers.
80s: Lots of teens, commodore, TSR, Timex, Apple, Ect. Many adults transition for work also.
90s: Lots of every age.
20s: Lots of every age, even younger kids, even more ways to access dev then ever before, scripting etc.
I took a BSc in Software engineering and an MSc in Informatics in the 90's. I've had computers from the early 80's, but it's not how long you have been programming that matters in IT, it's accommodation of new technologies as they become available and merging that discipline with the ones you already have. Whether you were a teenager or middle aged when you started coding is irrelevant IMO, the theory and software life cycle are the same, its reference to language, RDBMS and all manner of methodologies that give the coder a firm foothold in IT.
Started in 1970 (age 22) - on a DEC engineering course for PDP8i system. I "got it" so went for Machine code, Assembler, pascal; Fortran 77 etc etc etc.
For the above time I was not a "real programmer" but was always into data comms which always (1960's) has relied on computers to drive the network.
Now in my dotage(!) doing Java J2EE/Spring stuff
I fell in love with programming at age 9 after seeing someone develop. Coming from Kenya, a country thats just coming out of the dark ages, my mother wasn't at all thrilled with IT cause she couldn't understand how the hell it could help anyone and did everything possible to deny me access to all things IT-related apart from the rudimentary basics. I'm working really hard on catching and applying my other disciplines all in the spirit of getting ahead. Very tough gaining headway but the reward of achieving explains itself.
I really believe certain passions and talents should be nurtured from a young age cause those are the two basic ingredients to achieving a happy, independent and successful life; resources available.
My oldest brother was an EE student when I was in primary school. He got a Motorola chip and a broken TV from somewhere and built something akin to a TRS-80 clone. I programmed in BASIC and then when I was 14 I got into a university program that gave me access to Pascal on a PDP-11. I discovered the best time to get a terminal was sneaking out of home after 11pm. The night sysop watched my progress, gave me extra space and privileges, and even tried to show me Lisp - but I still can't wrap my head around that! He said he'd keep my account active even after the program finished and I was able to keep using it until there was an account audit more than a year later.
That's funny, we have a very similar curriculum...
I was 17 in 1978-79 when I started to code with a TI-57, then got a TI-59, continued with a PET-4016 (16 kilobytes of memory, it was comfortable at the time...), then Apple //e and lot of computers since then.
But I went the Java way (quite later, some 6-7 years ago) instead of C# (despite doing Win32 programming in C and C++).
I was fortunate not to have to code in Cobol, but I did lot of real-time coding, in 8-bit assembly language and C.
Now, indeed, it seems that JavaScript (or languages generating JS code!) is the way to go...


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4-star hotel in Paris (Louvre - Place Vendome) near Louvre Museum
Located in the heart of Paris, this hotel is within walking distance of Church of Saint Germain l'Auxerrois, Forum des Halles, and Pont Neuf. Also nearby are Louvre Museum and Palais Royal.
Hotel Features
In addition to complimentary wireless Internet access, Konfidentiel provides a porter/bellhop, limo/town car service, and dry cleaning/laundry services.
Room Amenities
Guestrooms have complimentary wireless Internet access, iPod docking stations, and climate control; rooms also include premium bedding and espresso makers.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
At your hotel
At your hotel
Konfidentiel features multilingual staff, concierge services, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. For a surcharge, the property provides a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) and a train station pick-up service. This Paris hotel also offers limo/town car service, room service (during limited hours), and a porter/bellhop. A total renovation of this property was completed in September 2010.
Konfidentiel is a smoke-free property.
- Train station pickup (surcharge)
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 6
- 24-hour front desk
- Number of floors - 6
- Concierge services
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Free Wi-Fi
- Luggage storage
- Elevator/lift
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Multilingual staff
- Porter/bellhop
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
Stay connected
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
In your room
- In-room massage available
- Premium bedding
- Soundproofed rooms
- Climate control
- Complimentary newspaper
- Phone
- Minibar
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Bathrobes
- Complimentary toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Slippers
- Shower only
- In-room safe
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- iPod docking station
- Flat-panel TV
- Free Wi-Fi
- Room service (limited hours)
- Individually furnished
- Individually decorated
- Espresso maker
Eat and drink
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
The fine print for Konfidentiel
When you arrive
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
When you leave
Check-out time is noon
How you can pay
Your pets
Pets allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
No cribs (infant beds) available
No rollaway/extra beds available
- Breakfast fee: EUR 15 per person (approximately)
- Airport shuttle fee: EUR 85 per person (one way)
- Pet fee: EUR 50 per pet, per night
We should mention
This property offers transfers from the airport and train station (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. A resort fee is included in the total price displayed.
National Rating
This hotel has received its official star rating from the French Tourism Development Agency, ATOUT France.


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November 9, 2012
Brooke Byrne has a taste for human flesh as she attacks Erik Hammar. Several students in the zombie literature class teamed with some from Lois Hock's stage make-up class to create a minor zombie uprising Thursday afternoon.
Once the domain of little more than a cult following, zombies have taken American popular culture by storm. A course at Wilmington College is delving into this fascination with the undead.
James McNelis' class, "Varieties of Literature: Zombies, The Walking Dead," is exploring the phenomenon that first gained traction with George A. Romero's 1968 low budget film, Night of the Living Dead, and has exploded in recent years with a hit television series, bestselling books, video games and an upcoming film starring A-List actor Brad Pitt.
"Some of my students have played the video games and most are fans of the TV show," said, McNelis, associate professor of English, noting that class discussion "runs the gamut" of all things zombie.
AMC's The Walking Dead, now in its third season, has propelled a somewhat obscure cable channel into ratings nirvana.
"This show might have the largest viewership of any series this year — even more than the major networks," he said.
Couple the series' success with the much-anticipated Paramount film, World War Z, scheduled for June release and based on Max Brooks' bestselling 2006 novel, which has more than a million copies in print. That film reportedly cost $170 million compared with Romero's $114,000 cult classic that really started it all.
(LEFT) From the left are Brooke Byrne, Veronica Pitzer and Emily Porter.
Indeed, it was a subsequent paperback version of Night of the Living Dead that caught McNelis' attention while in high school.
"I had nightmares for years," he said.
However, when the nightmares subsided, his fascination with zombies continued.
McNelis explained the concept of zombies originated in pre-World War II West Africa and Haiti, and involved a voodoo spirit reviving a dead body. While the class used that as a starting point for discussion, its main focus quickly shifted to zombies in contemporary America.
"We understand the Romero definition — corpses that want to eat living people," he said. "A lot of zombie literature involves last survivors of nuclear war."
McNelis said zombie literature constitutes a sub-genre of fantasy literature, which has become the most popular — witness the smashing literary success of the Harry Potter series, The Twilight Saga and The Lord of the Rings.
(RIGHT) The original poster for George A. Romero's 1968 film Night of the Living Dead.
Class reading features three zombie-related books: Brooks' post-apocalyptic World War Z; the 2011 mystery Zombie, Ohio: A Tale of the Undead by Scott Kenemore; and Richard Matheson's 1954, horror fiction novel I Am Legend, which inspired Romero's film.
The latter has been made into several popular films, Last Man on Earth with Vincent Price in 1964, The Omega Man with Charlton Heston in 1971 and 2007's I Am Legend with Will Smith.
Also, the class, which saw the season-premiere of The Walking Dead in October, is viewing the zombie films: Last Man on Earth (1964), Romero's Night of the Living Dead (1968) and his sequel, Dawn of the Dead (1978); also, Return of the Living Dead (1985), 28 Days Later (2002) and, if time permits, the zombie comedy, Shaun of the Dead (2004).
Pop star Michael Jackson's 14-minute, 1983 MTV hit, Thriller, is the most popular zombie film ever, McNelis said.
Erik Hammar is a junior from Stockholm, Sweden. He possesses an astute interest in American popular culture, especially film. Romero's original film sparked his curiosity about zombies — indeed, he had seen several films on McNelis' class viewing list and other zombie cinema long before enrolling in the course.
"Personally, I prefer films over books but I'm sure a zombie novel could be as good as a zombie film," he said. "I read World War Z, which might be the most famous zombie book to date, and was a bit disappointed. I have higher hopes for its film adaptation with Brad Pitt."
Junior Alaina Hovey is a "huge fan" of The Walking Dead series, which piqued her interest in taking McNelis' course.
(LEFT) Zombies are pictured from Night of the Living Dead.
"I find the whole idea of a zombie outbreak or an apocalypse of any kind psychologically interesting," she said. "I was really excited when I saw zombie literature was going to be a class.
"I'm glad Wilmington offers classes such as this to let our inner-child run wild during what could be a boring, writing component class."
McNelis has offered a number of special-themed literature courses through the years, including The Lord of the Rings trilogy, time travel and Japanese popular culture.
Junior Mason Metts is a veteran of a previous McNelis-instructed course.
"I took the zombies class knowing that Professor McNelis presents class material in very interesting ways," he said. "Upon entering the class, I didn't realize how much there was to zombies. It's been interesting to learn what drives people to be fascinated by such ghoulish figures."
World War Z author Brooks believes there is more than simply good marketing involved in the zombie craze. In fact, he thinks zombies have a mainstream following at least partially based upon a palpable and prevalent sense of fear and dread in modern society.
"I think they reflect our very real anxieties of these crazy scary times," Brooks said on his Website. "A zombie story gives people a fictional lens to see the real problems of the world.
"You can deal with societal breakdown, famine, disease, chaos in the streets, but as long as the catalyst for all of them is zombies, you can still sleep."
(RIGHT) Emily Porter and Katie Campbell.
Metts, who "dabbles in survivalism," said much could be gained by preparing for the end of the world, whether by nuclear winter, pandemic disease or attacks by hoards of the walking dead. "We have learned proper ways to fend off the zombies and what it takes to make it alive out of a zombie apocalypse," he said.
McNelis isn't all that concerned about threats from legions of zombies; rather, he said such pandemics-in-waiting as bird flu pose the very real possibility of someday killing thousands/millions around the world.
He said the survivalist's hobby is simply figuring out how one would react in the face of extraordinary circumstances and putting in place procedures and provisions for surviving them.
"Doing a little zombie apocalypse preparation is probably in everybody's best interest," he said.


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WASHINGTON - Charter buses, family minivans and trains are all arriving in the area, as hundreds of thousands of people make their way to President Barack Obama's second inauguration.
Then there are those arriving by private planes -- enough to close a runway at Dulles International Airport to clear out enough space for them to park.
"We expect about 300 private aircraft this inauguration," says David Mould, a spokesman for the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority.
"We have parking areas at Dulles Airport that will accommodate a number of aircraft, but when those begin to fill up, we will move them out onto the runway area that we have reserved for this purpose," he says.
The western-most runway was set to close Thursday night. The airport's three other runways will remain open.
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Kimi Raikkonen admitted that his Lotus struggled to get heat into the Pirelli tyres during Friday's free practice.
In the cold conditions in Montreal on Friday several teams struggled to get their tyres to perform and the former World Champion was fearful that conditions wouldn't improve during qualifying.
"Obviously the lap time was not the fastest but it's very close here between everybody so if you go faster you can gain a lot of places," the Finn noted after finishing 11th in practice.
"The car is not too bad but we have some issue with getting the tyres working.
"If we can get the tyres to switch on it makes a much bigger difference than any small set-up thing.
"It's the same story as in Monaco. We were pretty OK but we were not fast enough in qualifying because of the tyres not working.
"If we can get the tyres working, it makes a massive difference."
Apart from struggling with the Pirellis, Raikkonen believes the rest of the car is running optimally.
It's not too bad but the feeling is that if we can switch the tyres on it will go better," he added.
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