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Big O() notation: a couple of sources
This post contains, just for future reference, a couple of primary sources relevant to the ("Big O") notation:
- Some introductory words from Asymptotic Methods in Analysis by de Bruijn
- An letter from Donald Knuth on an approach to teaching calculus using this notation.
Visualizing product of permutations
A simple pedagogical trick that may come in handy: represent a permutation using arrows (curved lines) from to for each . Then, the product of two permutations can be represented by just putting the two corresponding figures (sets of arrows) one below the other, and following the arrows.
The figure is from an article called Symmetries by Alain Connes, found via the Wikipedia article on Morley's trisector theorem (something entirely unrelated to permutations, but the article covers both of them and more).
I'm thinking how one might write a program to actually draw these: if we decide that the "height" of the figure is some , then each arrow needs to go from some to (using here the usual screen convention of coordinate increasing from left to right, and coordinate increasing from top to bottom). Further, each curve needs to have vertical slope at its two endpoints, so that successive curves can line up smoothly. The constraint on starting point, ending point, and directions at the endpoints defines almost a quadratic Bezier curve, except that here the two directions are parallel. So it's somewhere between a quadratic and the (usual) cubic Bezier curve, which is given by the start point, end point, and derivatives at the start and end point. (Here we only care about the direction of the derivative; we can pick some arbitrary magnitude to fix the curve: the larger we pick, the more smooth it will look at the ends, at the cost of smoothness in the interior.)
Even knowing the curve, how do we generate an image?
The letter in Roister Doister
An early English example of resegmentation for change of meaning: Merygreeke's letter to the Dame Custance, from Ralph Roister Doister (c. 1553), the first comedy to be written in the English language. [Aside: Shakespeare born in 1564 started had written all his plays before 1613, only 60 years from then.]
The example also shows that enjambment (no pause at end of line) did indeed exist in early English as well.
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Sweete mistresse where as I loue you nothing at all,
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Sweete mistresse, where as I loue you, nothing at all
Free, defiant, and without a security label
James Mickens is a CS researcher ("Galactic Viceroy of Research Magnificence") who among other things
writes wrote for the online version of Usenix's magazine ;login: (called ;login: logout, published every other month). Here are some of his articles:
- [May 2013] The Saddest Moment
- [July 2013] Mobile Computing Research Is a Hornet's Nest of Deception and Chicanery
- [September 2013] The Slow Winter
- [November 2013] The Night Watch
- [January 2014] This World of Ours
- [March 2014] To Wash It All Away
Reading these is an epiphany akin to one's first encounter with Dave Barry or Airplane!
See also this video, where he answers questions like "What's the best piece of advice you have ever received?" (Answer: "The best piece of advice was probably 'Stay out of jail'. That came from my dad.")
Edit [2014-03-13]: Apparently the March 2014 column is his last for the magazine; updated post.
The idea of logarithms, and the first appearance of e
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The notion of the number , the exponential function , and logarithms are often conceptual stumbling blocks even to someone who has an otherwise solid understanding of middle-school mathematics.
Just what is the number ? How was it first calculated / where did it first turn up? Premature exposure to its numerical value
only serves to deepen the mysteriousness and to make it seem arbitrary.
Here a historical perspective helps: as is often the case, here too, the first appearance is simpler and more well-motivated than the accounts in dry textbooks. This is from this account by Matthew P. Wiener (originally posted on USENET somewhere, as quoted by MJD). I'm just going to quote it directly for now, and edit it later:
Napier, who invented logarithms, more or less worked out a table of logarithms to base , as follows:0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ... 1 2 4 8 16 32 64 128 256 512 1024 ...
The arithmetic progression in the first row is matched by a geometric progression in the second row. If, by any luck, you happen to wish to multiply 16 by 32, that just happen to be in the bottom row, you can look up their "logs" in the first row and add 4+5 to get 9 and then conclude 16·32=512.
For most practical purposes, this is useless. Napier realized that what one needs to multiply in general is for a base—the intermediate values will be much more extensive. For example, with base 1.01, we get:0 1.00 1 1.01 2 1.02 3 1.03 4 1.04 5 1.05 6 1.06 7 1.07 8 1.08 9 1.09 10 1.10 11 1.12 12 1.13 13 1.14 14 1.15 15 1.16 16 1.17 17 1.18 18 1.20 19 1.21 20 1.22 21 1.23 22 1.24 23 1.26 24 1.27 25 1.28 26 1.30 27 1.31 28 1.32 29 1.33 30 1.35 31 1.36 32 1.37 33 1.39 34 1.40 35 1.42 [...] 50 1.64 51 1.66 52 1.68 53 1.69 54 1.71 55 1.73 [...] 94 2.55 95 2.57 96 2.60 97 2.63 98 2.65 99 2.68 100 2.70 101 2.73 102 2.76 103 2.79 104 2.81 105 2.84 [...]
So if you need to multiply 1.27 by 1.33, say, just look up their logs, in this case, 24 and 29, add them, and get 53, so 1.27·1.33=1.69. For two/three digit arithmetic, the table only needs entries up to 9.99.
Note that is almost there, as the antilogarithm of 100. The natural logarithm of a number can be read off from the above table, as just [approximately] the corresponding exponent.
What Napier actually did was work with base .9999999. He spent 20 years computing powers of .9999999 by hand, producing a grand version of the above. That's it. No deep understanding of anything, no calculus, and pops up anyway—in Napier's case, was the 10 millionth entry. (To be pedantic, Napier did not actually use decimal points, that being a new fangled notion at the time.)
Later, in his historic meeting with Briggs, two changes were made. A switch to a base was made, so that logarithms would scale in the same direction as the numbers, and the spacing on the logarithm sides was chosen so that . These two changes were, in effect, just division by .
In other words, made its first appearance rather implicitly.
(I had earlier read a book on Napier and come to the same information though a lot less clearly, here.)
I had started writing a series of posts leading up to an understanding of the exponential function (here, here, here), but it seems to have got abandoned. Consider this one a contribution to that series.
Wodehouse on Conan Doyle
I have noted before, while reading Right Ho, Jeeves, how much it draws from and parodies the Sherlock Holmes stories of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. In fact, the whole book can be read as if Bertie Wooster is Sherlock Holmes, or at least that he imagines himself to be. Rereading it this way threw up a surprising number of examples (as did Psmith, Journalist), all the way from obvious ones like "You know my methods, Jeeves. Apply them.", to references so subtle that it's not clear whether Wodehouse is consciously parodying Sherlock Holmes, or it's a simple case of one author influencing another. (But perhaps they only seem subtle to those of us who aren't as steeped in the Holmesverse as the readers of the early 1900s would be.) And of course, when in his stories he directly mentions detectives (such as in The Man With Two Left Feet), it's laid on thick:
He had never measured a footprint in his life, and what he did not know about bloodstains would have filled a library.
A detective is only human. The less of a detective, the more human he is. Henry was not much of a detective, and his human traits were consequently highly developed.
And I knew, too, (see previous post) that both authors enjoyed cricket, and even turned out occasionally for the same celebrity cricket team.
Despite all the preceding, I still was surprised by the existence of this:
An edition of The Sign of the Four, with introduction by P. G. Wodehouse!
It appears that PGW was a fan of ACD: in 1925, in a letter to his friend William Townend, he wrote:
"Conan Doyle, a few words on the subject of. Don't you find as you age in the wood, as we are both doing, that the tragedy of your life is that your early heroes lose their glamour? As a lad in the twenties you worship old whoever-it-is, the successful author, and by the time you're forty you find yourself blushing hotly at the thought that you could ever have admired the bilge he writes.
Now with Doyle I don't have that feeling. I still revere hls work as much as ever. I used to think it swell, and I still think it swell.
And apart from his work, I admire Doyle so much as a man. I should call him definitely a great man, and I don't imagine I'm the only one who thinks so.
And the introduction to The Sign of the Four was written in the 1970s, when Wodehouse must have been over 90. He echoes much the same lines. The full introduction is attached, pieced together from some rather excellent sources on the internet.
When I was starting out as a writer—this would be about the time Caxton invented the printing press—Conan Doyle was my hero. Others might revere Hardy and Meredith. I was a Doyle man, and I still am. Usually we tend to discard the idols of our youth as we grow older, but I have not had this experience with A.C.D. I thought him swell then, and I think him swell now.
We were great friends in those days, our friendship only interrupted when I went to live in America. He was an enthusiastic cricketer—he could have played for any first-class country—and he used to have cricket weeks at his place in the country, to which I was almost always invited. And after a day's cricket and a big dinner he and I would discuss literature.
The odd thing was that though he could be expansive about his least known short stories–those in Round the Red Lamp, for instance—I could never get him to talk of Sherlock Holmes, and I think the legend that he disliked Sherlock must be true. It is with the feeling that he would not object that I have sometimes amused myself by throwing custard pies at that great man.
Recently I have taken up the matter of Holmes's finances.
Let me go into the matter, in depth, as they say. I find myself arriving at a curious conclusion.
Have you ever considered the matter of Holmes's financial affairs?
Here we have a man who evidently was obliged to watch the pennies, for when we are introduced to him he is, according to Doctor Watson's friend Stamford, "bemoaning himself because he could not find someone to go halves in some nice rooms which he had found and which were too much for his purse." Watson offers himself as a fellow lodger, and they settle down in—I quote—a couple of comfortable bedrooms and a large sitting room at 221B Baker Street.
Now I lived in similar rooms at the turn of the century, and I paid twenty-one shillings a week for bed, breakfast, and dinner. An extra bedroom no doubt made the thing come higher for Holmes and Watson, but thirty shillings must have covered the rent and vittles, and there was never any question of a man as honest as Watson failing to come up with his fifteen bob each Saturday. It follows, then, that allowing for expenditures in the way of Persian slippers, tobacco, disguises, revolver cartridges, cocaine, and spare violin strings Holmes would have been getting by on a couple of pounds or so weekly. And with this modest state of life he appeared to be perfectly content. Let us take a few instances at random and see what he made as a "consulting detective."
In the very early days of their association, using it as his "place of business," he interviewed in the sitting room "a grey-headed seedy visitor, who was followed by a slipshod elderly woman, and after that a railway porter in his velveteen uniform." Not much cash in that lot, and things did not noticably improve later, for we find his services engaged by a stenographer, a city clerk, a Greek interpreter, a landlady, and a Cambridge undergraduate.
So far from making money as a consulting detective, he must have been a good deal out of pocket most of the time. In A Study in Scarlet, Inspector Gregson asks him to come to 3 Lauriston Gardens in the Brixton neighborhood, because there has been "a bad business" there during the night. Off goes Holmes in a hansom cab from Baker Street to Brixton, a fare of several shillings, dispatches a long telegram (another two or three bob to the bad), summons "half a dozen of the dirtiest and most ragged street Arabs I ever clapped eyes on," gives each of them a shilling, and tips a policeman half a sovereign. The whole affair must have cost him considerably more than a week's rent at Baker Street, and no hope of getting any of it back from Inspector Gregson, for Gregson, according to Holmes himself, was "one of the smartest of all the Scotland Yarders."
Inspector Gregson! Inspector Lestrade! Those clients! I found myself thinking a good deal about them, and it was not long before the truth dawned upon me, that they were merely cheap actors, hired to deceive doctor Watson, who had to be deceived because he had the job of writing the stories.
For what would the ordinary private investigator have said to himself when starting out in business? He would have said 'Before I take on work for a client I must be sure that the client has the stuff. The daily sweetener and the little something down in advance are of the essence,' and he would have had those landladies and those Greek interpreters out of his sitting room before you could say 'bloodstain.' Yet Holmes, who could not afford a pound a week for lodgings, never bothered. Significant!
Later the thing became absolutely farcical, for all pretence that he was engaged in a gainful occupation was dropped by himself and the clients. I quote Doctor Watson.
"He tossed a crumpled letter across the table to me. It was dated from Montague Place upon the preceding evening and ran thus:
Dear Mr. Holmes,
I am anxious to consult you as to whether or not I should accept a situation which has been offered to me as a governess.
I shall call at half-past ten tomorrow, if I do not inconvenience you.
Yours faithfully
Violet Hunter."
Now, the fee an investigator could expect from a governess, even one in full employment, could scarcely be more than a few shillings, yet when two weeks later Miss Hunter wired "Please be at the Black Swan at Winchester at mid-day tomorrow," Holmes dropped everything and sprang into the 9:30 train.
It all boils down to one question–Why is a man casual about money?
The answer is–Because he has a lot of it.
Had Holmes?
He pretended he hadn't, but that was merely the illusion he was trying to create because he needed a front for his true activities. He was pulling the stuff in from another source. Where is the big money? Where it has always been, in crime. Bags of it, and no income tax. If you want to salt away a few million for a rainy day, you don't spring into 9:30 trains to go and talk to governesses, you become a Master Criminal, sitting like a spider in the center of its web and egging your corps of assistants on to steal jewels and navel treaties. I saw daylight, and all the pieces of the jigsaw puzzle fell into place. Holmes was Professor Moriarty.
What was that name again?
Professor Moriarty.
Do you mean that man who was forever oscillating his face from side to side in a curiously reptilian fashion?
That's the one.
But Holmes' face didn't forever oscillate from side to side in a curiously reptilian fashion.
Nor did Professor Moriarty's.
Holmes said it did.
And to whom? To Doctor Watson, in order to ensure that the misleading description got publicity. Watson never saw Moriarty. All he knew about him was what Holmes told him on the evening of April 24,1891. And Holmes made a little slip on the occasion. He said that on his way to see Watson he had been attacked by a rough with a bludgeon. A face-oscillating napoleon of Crime, anxious to eliminate someone he disliked, would have thought up something better than roughs with bludgeons. Dropping cobras down the chimney is the mildest thing that would have occurred to him.
P.S. Just kidding, boys. Actually, like all the rest of you, I am never happier than when curled up with Sherlock Holmes, and I hope Messrs Ballantine will sell several million of him. As the fellow said, there's no police like Holmes.
–P.G. Wodehouse.
Other stuff:
(All written during the time between the publication of Sherlock Holme's death in FINA published December 1893, and his reapparance in EMPT published September 1903. The Hound of the Baskervilles had been serialized from August 1901 to April 1902. Doyle had announced the impending return of Sherlock Holmes in the Strand, whcih is why Wodehouse wrote "Back to his Native Strand".)
* Wodehouse wrote (unsigned) a parody called "Dudley Jones, Bore Hunter" (http://thenostalgialeague.com/olmag/dudley-jones.html), in Punch on April 29, 1903 (http://madameulalie.org/punch/Dudley_Jones_1.html) and May 6, 1903 (http://madameulalie.org/punch/Dudley_Jones_2.html)
* Wodehouse wrote (unsigned) a poem called "Back to his Native Strand" for Punch on May 27, 1903: http://madameulalie.org/punch/Back_to_his_native_Strand.html
* Wodehouse did an "interview" of ACD in "VC" magazine, July 2, 1903: http://madameulalie.org/vc/Grit.html
* Wodehouse wrote (unsigned) "The Prodigal" for Punch on September 23, 1903: http://madameulalie.org/punch/The_Prodigal.html
Cricket poems
Arthur Conan Doyle played 10 first-class matches between 1900 (when he was over 40) and 1907, playing for the MCC. He averaged close to 20 with the bat, with a high score of 43. On 25 August 1900, against London County at Crystal Palace, he took his only first-class wicket: that of W. G. Grace, who was batting on 110 at the time (and declared his team's innings immediately after getting out). He wrote a poem about it.
A Reminiscence of Cricket
Once in my heyday of cricket,
One day I shall ever recall!
I captured that glorious wicket,
The greatest, the grandest of all.
Before me he stands like a vision,
Bearded and burly and brown,
A smile of good humoured derision
As he waits for the first to come down.
A statue from Thebes or from Knossos,
A Hercules shrouded in white,
Assyrian bull-like colossus,
He stands in his might.
With the beard of a Goth or a Vandal,
His bat hanging ready and free,
His great hairy hands on the handle,
And his menacing eyes upon me.
And I – I had tricks for the rabbits,
The feeble of mind or eye,
I could see all the duffer's bad habits
And where his ruin might lie.
The capture of such might elate one,
But it seemed like one horrible jest
That I should serve tosh to the great one,
Who had broken the hearts of the best.
Well, here goes! Good Lord, what a rotter!
Such a sitter as never was dreamt;
It was clay in the hands of the potter,
But he tapped it with quiet contempt.
The second was better – a leetle;
It was low, but was nearly long-hop;
As the housemaid comes down on the beetle
So down came the bat with a chop.
He was sizing me up with some wonder,
My broken-kneed action and ways;
I could see the grim menace from under
The striped peak that shaded his gaze.
The third was a gift or it looked it—
A foot off the wicket or so;
His huge figure swooped as he hooked it,
His great body swung to the blow.
Still when my dreams are night-marish,
I picture that terrible smite,
It was meant for a neighboring parish,
Or any place out of sight.
But – yes, there's a but to the story –
The blade swished a trifle too low;
Oh wonder, and vision of glory!
It was up like a shaft from a bow.
Up, up like a towering game bird,
Up, up to a speck in the blue,
And then coming down like the same bird,
Dead straight on the line that it flew.
Good Lord, it was mine! Such a soarer
Would call for a safe pair of hands;
None safer than Derbyshire Storer,
And there, face uplifted, he stands
Wicket keep Storer, the knowing,
Wary and steady of nerve,
Watching it falling and growing
Marking the pace and curve.
I stood with my two eyes fixed on it,
Paralysed, helpless, inert;
There was 'plunk' as the gloves shut upon it,
And he cuddled it up to his shirt.
Out – beyond question or wrangle!
Homeward he lurched to his lunch!
His bat was tucked up at an angle,
His great shoulders curved to a hunch.
Walking he rumbled and grumbled,
Scolding himself and not me;
One glove was off, and he fumbled,
Twisting the other hand free
Did I give Storer the credit
The thanks he so splendidly earned?
It was mere empty talk if I said it,
For Grace had already returned.
Incidentally, W. G., like Conan Doyle, was also a doctor with no time for that profession. Here's another article about Conan Doyle. He also made up a story about a "high dropping full toss" (lob bowling?) that fell on the stumps from the air. (Discussion.)
P. G. Wodehouse wrote a happy little poem about a fielder who misses a catch.
The sun in the heavens was beaming,
The breeze bore an odour of hay,
My flannels were spotless and gleaming,
My heart was unclouded and gay;
The ladies, all gaily apparelled,
Sat round looking on at the match,
In the tree-tops the dicky-birds carolled,
All was peace — till I bungled that catch.
My attention the magic of summer
Had lured from the game — which was wrong.
The bee (that inveterate hummer)
Was droning its favourite song.
I was tenderly dreaming of Clara
(On her not a girl is a patch),
When, ah, horror! there soared through the air a
Decidedly possible catch.
I heard in a stupor the bowler
Emit a self-satisfied 'Ah!'
The small boys who sat on the roller
Set up an expectant 'Hurrah!'
The batsman with grief from the wicket
Himself had begun to detach –
And I uttered a groan and turned sick. It
Was over. I'd buttered the catch.
O, ne'er, if I live to a million,
Shall I feel such a terrible pang.
From the seats on the far-off pavilion
A loud yell of ecstasy rang.
By the handful my hair (which is auburn)
I tore with a wrench from my thatch,
And my heart was seared deep with a raw burn
At the thought that I'd foozled that catch.
Ah, the bowler's low, querulous mutter
Points loud, unforgettable scoff!
Oh, give me my driver and putter!
Henceforward my game shall be golf.
If I'm asked to play cricket hereafter,
I am wholly determined to scratch.
Life's void of all pleasure and laughter;
I bungled the easiest catch.
Both Conan Doyle and Wodehouse played cricket at one point for J. M. Barrie's team Allah-akbarries (named in the belief that "Allahu Akbar" meant "God help us!", but of course probably more for the "barries" in the name), some of whose other players included Rudyard Kipling, H. G. Wells, G. K. Chesterton, Jerome K. Jerome, A. A. Milne.
Here's another great article about Conan Doyle and Wodehouse.
A. A. Milne wrote some poems about cricket as well.
An article about authors.
Casey at the Bat is the most famous baseball poem. (Wikipedia article)


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Survivor Review: Why It Sucks... Sometimesby Luke Dwyer at . Comments
Survivor can really suck sometimes, huh? I'm one of the biggest Survivor apologists out there, willing to watch virtually anything (except Colton) in the spirit of the show. I'll do so again after this week's episode, but I can't say I'm happy about it.
For many casual or former fans of Survivor the complaint is often that undeserving people win. Or even more specifically that deserving people are sent home too early. To me there is no such thing as deserving to stay in the game. The only time deserving matters is when the final vote is being tallied.
Every other instance not getting voted out is the only qualification for deserving to stay in the game. Survivor isn't about hunting, cooking, gathering wood or anything else that the name of the game seemingly implies. It truly is outwit, outplay, outlast.
Unfortunately for Jonas, he didn't do any of those things this week. That's why he's going home and Tarzan didn't even get a vote! His likable qualities and alleged threat at challenges (I'm not sure where that comes from) were his undoing as he was a threat to win immunity and the game.
What's frustrating about Jonas going home is not that he was sent home but that Tarzan wasn't. At this point we all get why he stuck around. As Kim said, after the merge Jonas became a threat and Tarzan became an asset. Tarzan's not a threat to win, well, anything.
However, neither is Kat. But if this week's tribal council was about Jonas vs. Kat it would not be nearly as emotional because Kat is not as annoying. So really it is not about Jonas being sent home, it is about Tarzan not being sent home.
This is where the politics of Survivor confuse the viewers. The new-Salani alliance is in command whether Jonas or Tarzan go home. Several members of the Salani alliance truly wanted to vote out Tarzan over Jonas.
Despite the known and vocalized at tribal council objections to getting rid of Jonas the fear of change took over and we're stuck watching Tarzan and his blue poop-stained underwear. When Chelsea and Sabrina brought up axing Tarzan No Fun Jay was right there to say "no, no, guys, stick to the plan."
What is potentially most disturbing about Jay's attitude is if it really does lead to five straight new-Manano tribe members being sent home. That's always what Survivor is trying to avoid and recently hasn't been able to. The show did its best this season to co-mingle the groups and form multiple alliances. We'll find out soon if it worked.
More from this episode:
- Digging under a barrier has to have been a challenge on Survivor at least five times over the past 24 seasons, if not more. Going under the barrier on your stomach has never worked. Do these people even watch the show before they go on?
- The hidden immunity idols seem to be getting easier and easier to find. No one needs a clue to find them anymore and seemingly has enough time on their own to find the idol before anyone gets suspicious. Let's just say I don't think people have suddenly become really good at finding the idols.
- When was the last time an idol was flushed out or even used period? With Kim and Troyzan each holding one on the dominant alliance at the moment I can't imagine they'll come in to play this season either.
I apologise for being off-topic but I was just wnnderiog which hosting company you buy from? You seem to talk about different web hosts but from what I've noticed, you've never actually mentioned the host that you use to store your blog. I think that it would be a great idea to share this with me and your other readers. Jake.
I'm a survivor fun and I just started watching season 24 online today but by the time I got to episode 6 I had become so, so sicking to the stomach by this S.O.B colton's attitude so bad that I stopped watching and just goggled out who the winner was. I'm glad he didn't win and I hope they don't let him back on the show, he is a despicable piece of shi#t and should not be encourage.
Without a doubt this is the most unlikable Survivor group ever. I keep hoping there is a way they could all lose. It is almost all I can do to keep watching it and I'm a huge Survivor fan.
I am a die hard Survivor fan... no matter how annyoing the cast is, or what decision they make, I go back for more, and I will go back and watch the next episode, but I have to say, this season I find I'm not routing for anyone... this cast is annoying and unlikable! What are they doing? From the train wreck that was Colton, to no one really having a long term plan to manuever to the end... I am just not as invested this year. Maybe if they had done the one world concept but not started with girls against guys it would have been a little more intesting... who know... regardless... not a great season so far. I hope it gets better soon!
I thought you'd say that the episode sucked because Colton was no longer around to entertain us with his outrageous behavior and strategy... Just imagine him in this mix!

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Final Score: DePaul 84, Milwaukee 50
Rosemont, IL (Sports Network) - Donnavan Kirk paced four teammates in double figures with 14 points as the DePaul Blue Demons made easy work of the Milwaukee Panthers, 84-50, in a non-conference tilt at Allstate Arena.
Jamee Crockett and Brandon Young scored 13 points apiece for the Blue Demons (6-3), who have won four in a row. Cleveland Melvin chipped in 11 points, and Worrel Clahar tallied a career-high 10 assists, eight rebounds, and four steals.
Milwaukee (3-7) shot just 25.8 percent from the field, with only Paris Gulley scoring in double figures with 14 points.
DePaul shot 50 percent from the floor in the first half as it got out to a 45-27 lead at intermission.
The Blue Demons led by as many as 41 after halftime.
DePaul won the rebounding battle, 47-39. Neither team shot well from beyond the arc, with the Blue Demons making 2-of-15 three-pointer attempts while Milwaukee shot 1-of-17 from long range.
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Volunteer profile: Aly Wiersma
Among the 72 volunteers from the Netherlands at this year's Jimmy Carter Work Project was Aly Wiersma. Aly and several other Dutch volunteers put their efforts into House #49—the Silva Montesinos house, sponsored by Gap Inc.
Some people asked Aly why she would travel all the way to Mexico to help build houses. Why not just give money, they asked. "It's not just about the money," Aly explains. She became passionate about Habitat for Humanity's mission a few years ago when she participated in a Global Village trip to the Philippines. Seeing the need there made her want to do more.
Aly says she will tell others about Habitat for Humanity and encourage them to get involved. "You take some of the place you visit and volunteer with you," Aly says, "and it changes you. That's the great thing about…these kinds of trips."


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A 22-year-old man faces charges in connection with the shooting of 3-year-old child, who remains in critical condition after being shot in the head in the Flatbush section of Brooklyn early Saturday morning. NY1's Magee Hickey filed the following report.
Little Tharell Edward has suffered more in his three short years than anyone should ever have to.
At 3:30 a.m. Saturday morning, while in the care of his babysitter, police say an argument broke out in a Flatbush apartment on East 21st Street, and the 3-year-old boy was shot in the head as he lay in his crib.
The boy was rushed to the hospital, where he is fighting for his life.
According to officials, 22-year-old Akeem Bernard faces assault and weapons charges in connection with the shooting.
Officials say Bernard, who is also accused of tampering with evidence, has been arraigned, and a judge set bond at $75,000.
"My heart goes out for Terrell, because that's a little boy that I'm accustomed to seeing all the time running around very happy," said family friend Natasha Fleming. "I know his mother's very negligent, but he doesn't half of what he's been going through for a 3-year-old child."
Neighbors in the East 21st Street building say even though the mother wasn't home at the time of the shooting, she should be held accountable.
"I would blame the mother, because when you have a kid, you have to take care of your kid," said family friend Janette Fleming. "You shouldn't have anybody inside, regardless of who it is, what time it is. Where was she? Where is she? Right, I would blame the mother, because of the company that you keep, then you know. You're supposed to know what company to keep, and what they have, and what they don't have in your house."
Just two months ago, neighbors say little Tharell was bitten by his mother's own pitbull.
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While neighbors don't know what led up to the early morning shooting, everyone is hoping the happy little boy pulls through.
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Okay all you transmission Guru's out there, I have a question for you. I have a friend that has a 66 Mustang 4 speed that I believe is a Super T-10, or a T-10. Since this was a Borg-Warner part, and they were used in Chevy's as well. Can this T-10 or Super T-10 be used in my Chevelle? Are the T-10's different ? If so what are the differences? ( I know I'd need a different bell housing and clutch etc.)
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This is one of those deals where it may seem to be cheap to do..after all we have a tranny..
This is quite probably a regular T-10 not the Super version..Next it is 38 years old and quite probably worn and needs to be rebuilt..Next the ford input shaft is different than the chevy..the bellhousing bolt pattern is different..tailshaft needs to be ford and adapted to the chevy driveline..What about speedo gears..not sure that is a bolt up either..
By the time you get this one installed and working quite probably you will have spent so much time and money that it would be worth it to just bite the bullet and order a Richmond Gear Super T-10 and a Lakewood Scattershield bellhousing that is intended for this car in the first place..
Sorry just my idea on this and we have several Chevelles and El Caminos in the yard..
Can be done but is it really going to be worth it..????
I have tried most all of it and now do what is known to work..
^yeah He is right^ I think also after you go through it all, you still have a tranny that wont like being behind anything more then a real mild small block in that Chevelle.
It is easy enough to identify, if you post the numbers.
Thanks for the info guys. I think I'll pass on the T-10 and just stick with the Turbo 400 that's in it now.
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"We are just doing what Jesus has done for us," said Cardinal Robert Sarah, president of the Pontifical Council Cor Unum, an April 13 interview with CNA.
"I think charity must be a kind of evangelization – not direct evangelization, but to make each one know who Christ is, and know the love of God."
On Friday, Cardinal Sarah briefed journalists on themes of the new publication "The Holy Father and European Volunteers," which recounts key portions of a November 2011 meeting at the Vatican during Europe's "Year of Volunteering."
The newly-compiled booklet features an address by Pope Benedict XVI on the Christian origins of volunteer service as an affirmation of humanity's dignity in the eyes of God. With its publication, the Pontifical Council Cor Unum hopes to maintain a focus on the religious value of charitable work.
As head of the council, Cardinal Sarah has been a strong advocate for the religious identity of Catholic charities. In his remarks to CNA, Cardinal Sarah explained that the Church's works of service are a concrete expression of its faith.
"Volunteering means acting in the name of Jesus Christ. So we must improve our formation, because we must insist on our identity as Catholics, when we act in charity."
In some parts of the world, Christians find it "quite difficult" to carry out this mission, due to suspicion from followers of other religions who may interpret their charity as a veiled form of proselytism.
While the Church does show its faith through its works, Cardinal Sarah explained that it does not seek to impose this faith, or manipulate others by means of charity.
"With liberty, each one can choose his faith." The Church, he said, is seeking "to make known the love of God."
"We are brothers and sisters," he affirmed. "Our one Father is God."
On the basis of this belief, the Church looks to "promote the dignity of human beings" through its service to people of all convictions.
"If I live near a poor person, I must help him to improve his life. We don't impose any religion … but it is a task for us, to make known the love of God. It is not possible to hide our faith – even if it is difficult to say that in some countries."
"We can imitate the way Mother Teresa acted," Cardinal Sarah suggested. "When seeing Mother Teresa, we see God. We see the love of God, respecting everybody."
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The issue is due to a packet processing services process missing health pings due to excessive traffic sent to the TNC during stability security testing and the TNC reset due to a watchdog timeout. An attacker could exploit this issue by sending high rates of data traffic to the TNC. An exploit could allow the attacker to trigger a reload of the TNC.
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I'm have some instability in my system. During last month I had about 4 BSOD with different codes.
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Thanks to Dave76 for help understanding possible causes.
We will start with the common problems first (see bold possible causes). Do the following steps and test after each to see if stability increases (the memory tests you can run concurrently as they will not increase stability unless you are forced to move modules around). Post back your results after each step, and if you get a blue screen crash, upload the files again and await further instructions after we are able to analyze the crash.
I note that you are working with zigzag3143 in http://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-d...snt-work.html;. You can use the info I provided above to supplement his help. My advice above is really superfluous at this point, so I suggest you continue working with him.
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I have already removed Norton, but the dump was probably from before.
I have run Memtest86+ for 12 passes and 0 errors. Will run extended version of the Windows Memory Diagnostics Tool tonight after Verifier.
I'm running Verifier at the moment but nothing has happened yet. Usually the BSOD happens during the night. Might have something to do with some scheduled tasks that runs during the night... So maybe I get a crash tonight
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Alright, good to hear you removed Norton earlier. If it happens overnight, it is probably a device that the driver is having difficulty either waking up (turning back on) or putting to sleep (turning back off) during its sleep cycle. The most common driver that causes issues with sleep cycles is a network adapter driver. You may want to update all network adapter drivers.
Also, I am now subscribed to your other thread (http://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-d...ml#post1762959) after speaking with zigzag3143 who offered to let me help with both. The drivers listed were loaded during your recent crash, and he found them outdated using the debugging tool we use. A snapshot is provided as an example.
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I don't work for the gameing industry but I've only read good things about this game so I'm here to let everyone know its $5 this weekend on steam.
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I already have it, for $5 its a steal. I know a loads been raved about it already but it is worth all the talk
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got it in the indie games pack as well when that was on sale, t hink it was like 30 bucks for 10 or so games.
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No really I have yet to play Braid something about never really appealed to my senses...maybe I'll give it a try....maybe...The brilliant part of Braid is the gameplay. When the puzzles crank up in later levels it's an amazing game. Only thing you could compare it to is Portal, but Braid has even more interesting puzzles, less story driven.
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" I don't work for the gameing industry"Oh you mean the GAMING industry. Braid is awesome though.
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#15 Posted by wefwefasdf (6729 posts) -
I didn't really like Braid. It was interesting but I didn't have that much fun.
#16 Posted by G0rd0nFr33m4n (762 posts) -
" I have it on 360, but I have a question for those that have it on PC. Remember when they announced that level editor for Braid and everyone (well not everyone) was really hyped for the amazing stuff that would be made. Did anyone make anything? "I've only seen one level made for it. I tried messing around with the level editor myself but it looked really complicated. I'd definitely like to see more people making levels for it.
@Hamz said:
" There is nothing that Braid does or has that would make me consider purchasing it. The only thing would be for the Steam achievements. How easy is it to get them? "
You'll get almost all of them by just completing the game. The only one I don't have is the speed run.
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#22 Posted by p4ddym1607 (995 posts) -
Going to play the demo.
If I like it I will buy it tomorrow.
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#23 Posted by sociald1077 (263 posts) -
I'm gonna have to pick this up. Heard lots of good things about it and $5 is a hell of a deal.
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#27 Posted by AltDimension (257 posts) -
Great game, well worth the £3
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