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The Beta 5 computer was a sophisticated computer built by unknown aliens from a hidden planet located more than 1,000 light years from Earth. It was installed in 1968 at 811 East 68th Street, Apartment 12-B in New York City, which was occupied by pseudo-secret agent Gary Seven.
As a highly capable device, the Beta 5 was able to make analytical decisions due to its extremely advanced artificial intelligence. This artificial intelligence was supplemented with a snobbish, feminine personality.
The Beta 5 contained a vast database of knowledge on other planets and the history of Earth. It had the ability to check news broadcasts from across the globe, as well as intercept and decode government messages thanks to its exceiver circuits. The Beta 5 computer was also linked to a transporter chamber, located in an apparent walk-in vault, which could transport individuals simply by passing through the entranceway. Also built in was a materialization niche on the right hand side of its console that could be used for such purposes as producing false identification.When not in use, the Beta 5 computer was hidden behind the bookcase in Gary Seven's office. The Beta 5 could then be accessed through a scanner, which resembled a green cube, located on Seven's desk. While active, the cube glowed brightly and then dimmed when waiting for further input. This interface device, however, was limited to only voice command input. For finer, manual control of the Beta 5, it needed to be taken out of hidden mode and accessed directly.
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May 22, 2014
BMW's R&D board member Herbert Diess is ecstatic. "It is even more elegant than the coupe," he says of the 4 Series Gran Coupe (Official Thread) on the roof terrace of the Grand Hotel Domine, just across from the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao. Exterior chief designer Karim Habib agrees. The latest addition to the F3x architecture was conceived before he returned to BMW after his relatively brief stint at Mercedes-Benz, but … CONTINUED
Fifth Gear team tests the BMW 435i coupe (Season 23 Episode 17).
We are no big fans of the changeover from the 3-series to the 4-series moniker, but at least BMW is making the transition as easy as possible. The proven concept remains unchanged, and the styling is so evolutionary that a casual observer might find it difficult to tell the difference.
The 4-series Convertible grows slightly in almost every dimension: At 182.6 inches, it is 0.7 inches longer than its predecessor; at 71.9 inches, it is 1.7 inches wider; and its wheelbase grows by 1.9 to … CONTINUED
CAR Magazine reviews the BMW 435i coupe against the Audi S5 and Mercedes E400. Check out the comparison review inside.
Jeremy Clarkson's review of the 435i M Sport in the The Sunday Times certainly starts off rather dour.
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Auto Bild stacks the 435i Coupe against the Audi S5 and Mercedes E400 coupes.
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"It's a two-door 3 Series, a variant with a very light refresh," declared Evans during Saturday morning's welcome walk-around by way of questioning the 4 Series' legitimacy as a contender. But by Sunday night, the 428i and 435i had proven themselves to be much more. Theodore proclaimed the 4 "the first BMW I'd consider buying in a long time," … CONTINUED
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Hello all! As I promised everyone I am doing my full write up on the 4 Series Drive that I had with Autoweek and BMW. It was one of the most amazing experiences I have had in my life.. and I am still coming down from the great time I … CONTINUED
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On this episode of Ignition Carlos Lago goes to Portugal to test the new BMW 435i. The replacement for the 3 Series coupe, the 4 Series is wider and much lower than the sedan – in fact, it has the lowest center of gravity of any BMW currently on sale. BMW claims it's substantiated the controversial name change by differentiating the 4′s styling and driving dynamics from the 3. They find out if that's the case, and more, with a drive through the beautiful seaside … CONTINUED
Chris Harris reviews the F32 435i on the track and road… and abides by BMW's no drifting rule at the Estoril track (or does he??)
Many BMW fans have been waiting for the F32 4 Series Coupe [full official details] to arrive. And arrive it has. We have recently driven the 435i Sport Line in Portugal – Lisbon and at the Estoril Track. It was a joy.
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The cliché holds true for 4 Series as it does with many BMWs – the styling looks so much better in real life than in 2D photos on a computer screen. As for the package? Besides all the standard qualities that make … CONTINUED
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Letters to the Editor: 03.16.10
Berlanga right
Congratulations to State Board of Education member Mary Helen Berlanga for having the courage to speak up and show much courage under pressure and duress. Whitewashing? A truer statement has never been spoken. Mrs. Berlanga does not want to "rewrite" history, as others have claimed. She wants the state of Texas to get history right. She should be applauded for her efforts to tell the truth. She has exhibited true American and real Texan values with her stance. The others are out of touch with reality and have become the "thought police" of our state. They put Texas a step closer to the fictional authoritarian tale of George Orwell's "1984" and are more related to the Chinese government's portrayal of Tiananmen Square than to the struggle for Texas freedom at San Jacinto. Mrs. Berlanga is right on this issue and others should join her in her quest.
Manuel Flores
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Berlanga wrong
I would like to thank Mary Helen Berlanga for her recent actions in choosing to leave the State Board of Education meeting in Austin. Her actions have painted an undesirable picture of South Texas. If Mrs. Berlanga finds that she is unable to serve with her fellow board members, it would do her well to resign and allow the governor to appoint someone who will represent our area. The act of not singling out a Hispanic or African-American Medal of Honor winner in a textbook does not amount to "whitewashing" our social history. What it does amount to is allowing local teachers to do just that, teach. The South Texas area needs a representative on the State Board who will not grandstand and will work to guarantee that our concerns are considered.
Joseph Percer
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Charles Gunn ("Socialism enslaves," Feb. 19) thinks socialism enslaves people and costs them their free will and free thought. He should consider how much free will and free thought the workers at the Pullman train car factory or the Triangle Shirtwaist factory had before we got a little socialism to temper the effects unchecked, wage-enslaving capitalism.
James Speer, Rockport
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With a little effort, the citizens of Corpus Christi could easily make this city the Bluebonnet City of Texas.
What a beautiful sight to drive along Shoreline, Staples, Saratoga and other main streets and see bluebonnets growing wild in the vacant lots and along the roadways during the months of March and April.
If the citizens would adopt areas to scatter the seeds in September of each year, in a few years the plants would reseed themselves and add to the beauty of the roadsides as seen yearly along Route 37 along Violet Road access and nearby. A beautiful, 220-foot-long bluebonnet field can be seen now in the front yard of the Grace Presbyterian Church, 6301 Yorktown Road, near Cimarron, where seeds have been scattered during the last four years.
Just think, September is just six months away. To begin such a project would add lasting beauty to our city.
Ron Pickett
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On March 3, the kindergarten students from Little Bay Primary in Rockport, Texas attended the wonderful performance of "Beauty and the Beast" by the Corpus Christi Concert Ballet. We loaded six school buses and left Rockport headed for the Performance Arts Center at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi. The students were excited about the trip across the big bridge and the mystery of attending a real live ballet performance.
We wanted to say thank you to the sponsors of this awesome educational experience: Coastal Bend Community Foundation, Texas A&M Endowment, Target, H-E-B, La Palmera mall, Texas Commission on the Arts, and the City of Corpus Christi Arts & Cultural Commission. We also want to send a special thanks to the Aransas County ISD Education Foundation who so generously provided funds for us to buy the almost 300 tickets and to pay a portion of the transportation costs! Thank you also to Little Bay Primary PTO for also making this trip possible.
We commend the dancers, choreographers, technicians and the entire cast and crew for providing this educational experience. The children are still talking about the performers, the dancing, the "Beast," and of course, "Beauty." What a beautiful experience for our students!
Thank you!
Kathy Stephenson and Sherry Myers, Little Bay Primary
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Carole J. Catalfo will begin work as the executive director Feb. 21, according to Dr. Joshua M. Sharfstein, secretary of the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.
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Catalfo is a lawyer and comes most immediately from the Maryland State Department of Education, where she has served for the past 41/2 years as an education program specialist, where she was part of a team that oversees teacher certification.
Sharfstein said this experience and others as a prosecutor and government attorney have given her the needed background in licensure, professional discipline and regulatory compliance. The Board of Physicians oversees doctors' licensing and investigates allegations of wrongdoing.
"Carole has been an important part of our certification branch for the past five years, said Jean Satterfield, assistant state superintendent for certification and accreditation. "She'll be missed, but we know she'll do a great job in her new position with the Board of Physicians."
For two years before that, Catalfo was claims counsel for United Educators, an insurance company for educational institutions, in Chevy Chase. She worked as an instructor in paralegal studies at Daymar College in Louisville, Ky., from 2001 to 2004, and as a private attorney.
But it was her experience in Kentucky as an assistant state counsel representing social services from 1999 to 2004 that was highlighted by Sharfstein. There, she designed and implemented a plan to relieve a backlog of foster care cases within 18 months. She also saw to the resolution of nearly 3,800 cases within two years as a child support prosecutor, he said.
Sharfstein and lawmakers who oversee the Maryland Board of Physicians have said they have waited years for the panel to clear its backlog of cases — by the end of fiscal 2011, the board had closed nearly 900 cases and taken 164 formal actions, but left more than 800 cases pending.
In a December hearing on reauthorizing the board, lawmakers noted a scathing legislative audit that said it lacked clear sanctioning guidelines and transparent and consistent practices.
In her new post, Catalfo will replace C. Irving Pinder Jr., who said months ago that he would retire. Catalfo was not available for comment.
Catalfo, a member of the Kentucky and District of Columbia bar associations, earned a bachelor's degree at the University of New Hampshire and a law degree from the University of Louisville.


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I have a small collection of climbing shoes. My favorite all around shoe are my 5.10 5 anasazi blanco/ Lace-up V2. I own those in a Men's 10 and they are great but they are starting to wear out and need a second shoe to use when I send them to get resoled.
I tried a 11 in these and they are a bit to small on my left foot, I thought sizing up a full size would make sure they would fit but they are just too tight. I really liked how they hooked the holds in the overhang section in the gym but on more vertical walls they are too uncomfortable. I would definitely size up around a 1 full size. I am going to order a few other 5.10's and evolvs to see how they compare because there isn't an 11.5 in stock
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The Tikka headlamp's best feature is the long battery life. Although the light output is not as bright as others I've owned (Xenon/Halogen bulbs), it is plenty for night hikes or stuff around the campsite. I also like that it is so light and small which helps when minimizing pack weight. Overall, I'd recommend it to friends as a no-frills, basic backpacking headlamp.
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Springsteen et al to Be Featured on ISLE OF WIGHT FESTIVAL Airing 6/24
Palladia announced today it will air the ISLE OF WIGHT FESTIVAL 2012 and simulcast with VH1 Classic with limited, commercial interruption on Sunday, June 24th at 9 PM-12 AM/6 PM-9PM PT. This special, one-time-only event will celebrate one of the oldest, biggest and most legendary ongoing rock festivals in the world. Talent scheduled to appear include: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, Pearl Jam, Jessie J, Elbow, Madness, Big Country, Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds, and Joan Armatrading.
Hosted by Jim Shearer, host of VH1's "Top 20 Video Countdown" and music correspondent for "VH1 Big Morning Buzz Live," the "Isle of Wight Festival 2012" promises to bring the pulse of rock n' roll into your home with this tour-de-force concert full of world-renowned talent.
"Ever since Palladia was born, the 'Isle of Wight Festival' has been one of our favorite annual events and we have been honored to present larger-than-life performances from some of the greatest artists ever," said Ben Zurier, EVP of Programming Strategy. "We are beyond excited that this year, for the first time, Palladia will be able to bring the event to our viewers in real time the same weekend as the Festival takes place featuring tremendous headliners Tom Petty, Pearl Jam, Bruce Springsteen and more."
The "Isle of Wight Festival" is one of the most unique concert events of its time. Beginning in the late 1960s and later revived in 2002, this annual music festival takes place on Isle of Wight, Great Britain. Some of the greatest musical acts of the past 50 years have graced the "Isle of Wight Festival" stage including: The Who, Jimi Hendrix, Bob Dylan, David Bowie, R.E.M., Jay-Z, Coldplay, P!nk, Counting Crows, Kings of Leon, Snow Patrol, Keane and more.
For more information on Palladia, visit Palladia.tv, the Palladia Facebook page and @Palladia on Twitter. For more information on VH1, visit VH1.com, the VH1 Facebook page and @VH1 on Twitter.
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Orioles continue mobile-exclusive check-in promotions at Oriole Park Available for verified Oriole Park check-ins from within free MLB.com At The Ballpark app The Orioles have announced new promotions available exclusively within the free MLB.com At The Ballpark application at Oriole Park during the 2013 season. MLB.com At The Ballpark offers mobile check-in, social media, special offers rewards and exclusive content for anyone with an Android smartphone or iPhone. Daily offers for every game include: Exclusive T-Shirt: A limited edition "I'm Checked In" T-shirt for the first 25 fans who check in and visit Fan Assistance behind home plate after they unlock this offer. Seat Upgrade: The 25th fan to check in each game will unlock an opportunity to upgrade their seats to a Field Box location. $50 Gift Certificate to Orioles Team Store: One fan who checks in each game will win vouchers worth $50 to the Majestic Orioles Team Store on Eutaw Street. Season-long offers include: On-Field Pre-Game Experience: The first 25 fans who check in to at least 25 games at Oriole Park using the application by September 12 will unlock an offer for the opportunity for a pre-game, on-field experience with a guest at a game during Fan Appreciation Weekend. 2014 Season Tickets: Each time a fan checks in, he/she will be automatically entered in a drawing for a season-ending Grand Prize, a pair of 29-game season tickets located in the lower reserve section and parking for the 2014 season. More information on the At The Ballpark app and complete rules for rewards and promotions are available at www.orioles.com/checkin.
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Photo Courtesy of Bruce Bennett/Getty Images The Philadelphia Flyers announced today that they have re-signed defenseman Marc-Andre Bourdon to a multi-year contract extension and have signed center Scott Laughton to an entry-level contract, according to General Manager Paul Holmgren. Bourdon, 22 (9-17-89), was selected by the Flyers in the third round (67th overall) of the 2008 NHL Entry Draft. He made his NHL debut with the Flyers in 2011-12 and went on to play in 45 games, contributing four goals and three assists for seven points along with a plus-4 rating. Bourdon has spent parts of the past three seasons with the Flyers' American Hockey League affiliate, the Adirondack Phantoms, where he had four goals and 29 assists for 33 points, along with 168 PIM, over the course of 125 games. Laughton, 18 (5-30-94), was the Flyers' first-round selection (20th overall) in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft. He has played the past two seasons for the Oshawa Generals of the Ontario Hockey League...
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ATLANTA - What's a college without a library?Fortunately, students at the new Georgia Gwinnett College may not have to grapple with that question for long. The state university system Board of Regents approved a $285 million capital projects request Tuesday that includes $28.3 million to build a library at GGC, which opens next week on the campus of the former Gwinnett University Center in Lawrenceville. If Gov. Sonny Perdue includes the project in his fiscal 2008 budget and the Legislature approves it, the library could be built in two to three years, depending on how long it takes to sell bonds to finance the work, said Linda Daniels, the system's vice chancellor for facilities. "We'll fast track them,'' she said of the library and two other high-priority projects approved by the board Tuesday. "These are large projects, but we would expedite them in more of a private sector schedule.'' System Chancellor Erroll Davis said the GGC library and the other two projects - a health sciences building for Kennesaw State University and planning money for a dental school at the Medical College of Georgia - were moved to the top of the capital projects list above other projects that have been on the list longer because they would meet special needs. He said the Kennesaw State and MCG projects both relate to health sciences, a field the university system is emphasizing because of Georgia's work force needs. Davis said the new library needs to be in place as soon as possible to meet accreditation requirements for Gwinnett's new stand-alone college. The three projects are beneficiaries of a new process begun by Davis that stresses fulfilling emerging priorities over funding building projects simply because they were already on a multiyear list. "Right now, the goal is to get on the list,'' the chancellor said after Tuesday's board vote. "In a system where allocations are driven by priorities, it will be easier to introduce new projects.'' As a way to transition into Davis' new system, the board also requested funds for the four projects that were at the top of the existing list. Those items include academic buildings at Savannah State University and Fort Valley State University, a professional sciences center at Macon State College and a pharmacy school for the University of Georgia. For the first time, the board also is asking for more than $2 billion in operating funds for fiscal 2008, which begins next July 1. The number crept over that figure due to an $80 million increase in formula funding. Vice Chancellor for Finances Bill Bowes said Perdue has told university system officials he will fully fund the formula next year but has instructed them not to ask for more money in other areas of the budget. Here are the seven University System of Georgia building projects included in the Board of Regents' capital projects request for fiscal 2008, which starts next July 1: College Item Amount Savannah State University academic building $12.7 million Macon State College professional sciences and convention center $22.2 million Fort Valley State University academic building $16.8 million University of Georgia College of Pharmacy $37.2 million Medical College of Georgia School of Dentistry $5 million* Kennesaw State University health sciences building $42.5 million Georgia Gwinnett College Library $28.3 million *design only Source: University System of Georgia Board of Regents
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Profiles (question), Blink Tag (petition), and Colour Scheme (praise)
I have three things in this topic, a question about profiles, feedback on the blink tag and Custom User Titles, and my liking of this site's colour scheme.
Profiles - Ever since they were fixed after crashing, we've had what seems to be the default vBulletin profile system. Earlier, we had deep profile things where you could actually customize the colour, among other features. I'm wondering if this will return with the release of CA 4.0.
Blink Tag - I'm happily scrolling down the page, reading posts, admiring art, when BAM! My eyes get distracted by the blinking text in Custom User Titles. This is not very fun, as I can't help but be distracted by it. I scroll to certain points in the page that blinking text doesn't inhabit. Eric S. Raymond has another way of putting this:
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Blinking text makes it nearly impossible to pay attention to anything else on the page. It reduces 87% of all surfers to a helpless state of fixated brain-lock, much like that of a rabbit caught in the headlights of an oncoming semi. This is not good. If you abuse the blink tag, you deserve to be shot. Clue: if you use the blink tag, you're abusing it. (User Friendly has an apposite comment on this.)
Colour Scheme - I love the colour scheme of this site! It's so artsy with a coffee feeling. I don't know, I couldn't imagine the colour being changed. As soon as I was on here (directed from the Shadow of the Colossus message board on GameFAQs), I loved the feel. As I read posts, I began to think it was an Art University/College's well developed website or something. It feels so warm :)
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That profile part of the 3.0 website never really worked properly. I'm not sure what the plan is to replace it, but I think we will have something better.
Only a handful of users have blinking tags and they are just using regular html to do it. To prevent that, we would have to disable all html in the tags.
Thanks! Glad you like the color!
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November 18th, 2007 #3
I see, thank you. A new profile thing sounds good.
By only a selection of people using the tags, do you mean that you have to be of a certain postcount or something to use them?
ADMINISTRATOR G? I thought that stood for 'Administrator Gangsta' or something, lol. I guess I've lived around those sort of people for a while.
November 19th, 2007 #4
The people using the tags are all friends with each other and i think it's just something they did for fun.
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Come Follow Me Curriculum Print-Out (July-December)
Here is the Come Follow Me Curriculum print-out for the rest of the year!
The last one I posted at the beginning of the year covered January through June. So here is July through December!
This covers all of the questions for Sunday School, Young Men and Young Women.
If you would like the Primary lessons as well, go here.
Some ways these can be useful for you are…
- For parents to know what their youth are learning about in church. This can help you prepare your kids as well as encourage discussion after their lessons.
- For leaders to see at a glance what, when and who will teach which lessons
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# Summer on 17 Jun 2013 at 8:51 pm
Thank you, Shannon, this is wonderful! Will you be sharing ideas for Come Follow Me in July (Ordinances and Covenants) very soon? I'm studying/planning ahead to teach next month, and would love to have your downloads for the lessons ahead of time.
# Heidi on 20 Jul 2013 at 1:53 am
Thank you!
# Kari on 27 Dec 2014 at 4:16 pm
Are you going to be making or do you know of another site that has the Come Follow Me Curriculum Print-Out for 2015? I love to see all the lessons for each month and the whole year.


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Last Post 19 Feb 2009 08:45 AM by LizSmith. 2 Replies.
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I have created a linked server in Microsoft SQL Server 2005 to an Excel datasource. When I try to access the data via simple select (ie select * from EXCELONENGSVCDB...AllData), I get the following error message:
Msg 7314, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
The OLE DB provider "Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0" for linked server "EXCELONENGSVCDB" does not contain the table "AllData". The table either does not exist or the current user does not have permissions on that table.
I selected all cells in the spreadsheet and labeled it AllData but this does not seem to work. The same type of link from a SQLEXPRESS server works fine.
I do not have an Excel app on the Microsoft SQL Server 2005 machine as I do on the machine that houses the SQLEXPRESS server. Is it necessary to have the Excel app or just the Excel file?
The OS is Windows Server 2003. The SQL server version is 9.0.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
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The file is located at c:\TAMI\data\CR2009.xls
Security for the linked server: The linked server is configured to take the existing credentials / security context , which are NT domain credentials.
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I believe that the file is on SQL server's C drive. The SQL server executable lives on c:\Program Files\...... so both the SQL server and the Excel file are on the same c drive on the same machine. Is this correct?
Yikes, Just noticed that the file extension was duplicated in error so after correcting the file extension, the linked server works just fine.
Thanks for confirming that what I had was good!
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4clojure 97 Pascal's Triangle
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4clojure problem 97 Pascal's Triangle – calculate the nth row:
My solution:
(defn pascal [n] (if (= n 1) [1] (map #(apply + %) (partition 2 1 (concat [0] (pascal (- n 1)) [0]))))) (pascal 5) user=> (1 4 6 4 1)
A negative – my solution doesn't use tail recursion; on my laptop it works up to about n = 760:
(pascal 10e4) user=> java.lang.StackOverflowError (NO_SOURCE_FILE:0)
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There is a lovely solution here for haskell. It is representing the recursiveness of the problem directly in the solution, and relying on lazy evaluation to deal with the fact that the triangle is infinite. I translated this to clojure as:
(defn next-row [coll]
(map + (lazy-cat [0N] coll) (lazy-cat coll [0N])))
(def triangle (iterate next-row '(1N)))
(defn pascal [n]
(nth triangle n))
I am using big ints, because integers overflow otherwise, and it runs ok for about 1500, but at some point above that it blows the JVM heap. I'm sure that can be solved…
Oops. That should be:
(iterate (map + (concat [0N] %1) (concat %1 [0N])) [1])


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Iowa Hawkeyes
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What you need to know:
Considering there was no help whatsoever from the offense, the
defense came up with a fantastic season allowing 351 yards and
19 points per game. There will be major changes to be made,
especially on the outside, but the middle of the line will be
among the best in the Big Ten with the return of tackles Mitch
King and Matt Kroul. The safeties should be solid, but Bradley
Fletcher and Drew Gardner need to shine at corner considering
the pass rush might not be steady right away. The biggest issue
is at linebacker where A.J. Edds leads a very green, but very
athletic group of young prospects.
Tackles: A.J. Edds, 80
Sacks: Mitch King. 4.5
Interceptions: Bradley Fletcher, Brett Greenwood, 2
Star of the defense: Senior DT Mitch King
Player who has to step up and become a star: Sophomore LB
Jacody Coleman
Unsung star on the rise: Sophomore LB Jeff Tarpinian
Best pro prospect: King
Top three all-star candidates: 1) King, 2) DT Matt Kroul, 3)
LB A.J. Edds
Strength of the defense: Defensive tackle, safety
Weakness of the defense: Pass rush, linebacker experience
Defensive Line
Projected Starters: Everything starts in the middle with one of
the Big Ten's best tackle pairs. The star of the defense is 6-3,
264-pound senior Mitch King, a first-team All-Big Ten selection
who made 58 tackles with 4.5 sacks and 14.5 tackles for loss. While he's
not all that big for a big-time tackle, he's extremely quick former
linebacker who blows linemen off the ball with a good first step. He's
not an anchor, but he makes plays all over the place by moving to the
Standing in the shadow of King is 6-3, 277-pound senior Matt Kroul,
an honorable mention All-Big Ten performer who was fourth on the team
with 74 tackles. While he's not a threat to get into the backfield, he's
a productive, strong run stopper with the strength to be the one the
rest of the line works around. He started out his career as a
linebacker, and while he's not a top athlete, he's not a statue.
Sophomore Adrian Clayborn is like a third tackle on the line at
6-3 and 275 pounds. A good backup throughout the year making 20 tackles
with two sacks, he's a good all-around playmaker who'll do a little of
everything well. He might not be a top pass rusher, but he should work
his way into the backfield.
Working his way into a starting role is Christian Ballard, a 6-4,
270-pound sophomore who made 15 tackles, 2.5 sacks, and four tackles for
loss as a key reserve. Even at his size, he has the quickness, speed and
moves of a much smaller end. He might not be an elite pass rusher, but
he'll find his way to the quarterback.
Projected Top Reserves: While Clayborn is a
good-looking young player, 6-3, 261-pound junior Chad Geary will
be a major factor as he pushes for a job. He saw enough time as a
reserve, making 11 tackles with two sacks, to be considered a promising
prospect. He could start sooner than later.
Way undersized tackle Karl Klug is a favorite of
the coaching staff, but he has to prove he can stay healthy behind Kroul.
He was supposed to play a big role last year, but he only saw time in
one game and made a tackle. At only 235 pounds, he needs to use his
quickness to be effective.
6-4, 260-pound sophomore Cody Hundertmark isn't a huge tackle,
but he's one of the team's biggest backup options. With a good motor and
nice potential in the rotation behind King, he made two tackles in his
limited time.
On the way is top recruits Riley Reiff, a 6-5, 250-pound end
who's the one of the new crop able to step in and start right away. The
player of the year in South Dakota last season, he finished his career
with 261 tackles and 23 sacks, and was also a good tight end and a state
champion wrestler.
Watch Out For ... more of a push for the end jobs
than many might think. Clayborn and Ballard are good, but Geary is good
enough to start. Don't be shocked if Reiff turns into a player right
Strength: The tackles. Kroul and King are talented
inside playmakers who'll be the focus of the entire defense. Everything
revolves around these two.
Weakness: Size. Iowa usually gets away with having smaller,
quicker tackles and bigger ends, and that'll be the case again this
year. Kroul and King haven't had much of a problem with their lack of
bulk, but three power teams with good lines, Wisconsin, Penn State and
Michigan State, were able to produce.
Outlook: With the expected emergence of Clayborn
and Ballard as potential pass rushers, and with a pair of all-stars in
Kroul and King, there will be few problems getting into the backfield.
There's a bit of a problem with the lack of developed depth, and several
untested players will have to play like veterans early on.
Rating: 8
Projected Starters: The one returning starter, A.J.
Edds, needs to be a star until the rest of the corps comes around.
The 6-4, 244-pound junior was second on the team with 80 tackles with
3.5 tackles for loss on the strongside, and while he's not a special
player, the former tight end is a good veteran who does a little of
everything well. He'll even have responsibility to get into the
Moving into the middle, in place of Mike Klinkenborg, will be sophomore
Jacody Coleman, a 6-3, 240-pound hitter who made 24 tackles in a
reserve role. He's an active hitter who'll be all over the field and
could be a regular into the backfield. While he won't be asked to be a
pass rusher, he could become one.
The team's biggest loss is leading Mike Humpal, and now it'll be up to
6-3, 220-pound sophomore Jeff Tarpinian to take over on the
weakside. He saw a little time in almost every game and made 13 tackles
after moving over from defensive back. The 2005 Nebraska Gatorade Player
of the Year as a great option quarterback. It'll take him a little
while, but he'll be a force all over the field.
Projected Top Reserves: Working behind Edds on the
strongside will be Dezman Mozes, a 6-2, 215-pound sophomore who
made eight tackles and a tackle for loss seeing time in every game as a
reserve. While he's not that big, he can move, but he'll have to prove
he can hold up against run when the stronger tight ends lock on.
If Tarpinian is the No. 1 weakside option, 6-2, 222-pound sophomore
Jeremiha Hunter is No. 1 A. A top recruit a few years ago, he has
yet to come close to living up to his billing making just 10 tackles
with a tackle for loss. He has the speed to play outside, and the
strength to work inside, but he has to put all his skills to use and
Watch Out For ... a battle on the weakside. Tarpinian
has the athleticism and the upside to be a star if he's allowed time to
develop and work through his mistakes. Hunter isn't going to just sit by
and just be a part of the rotation without a fight. All the winner of
the job has to do is replace Humpal, who replaced Chad Greenway.
Strength: Athleticism. There might be experience
problems, and there might be plenty of mistakes made, but overall this
is one of the quicker linebacking corps the Hawkeyes have had in a while
Weakness: Proven production. Edds is a given, but replacing the
123 tackles of Humpal and the 79 stops of Klinkenborg, even if they came
in just nine games, won't be easy.
Outlook: This was a tough, quick group last year
that did whatever it had to against the run. Now two key stars, Humpal
and Klinkenborg, will be missed. There will be some battles going on for
the middle and weakside jobs, but at this point, Iowa has become a
factory for linebacking production. This should be a tremendously active
group once everyone gets their feet wet.
Rating: 7
Defensive Backs
Projected Starters: Step one is replacing top corner
Charles Godfrey, and it looks like Bradley Fletcher has the
chance to do it. A top backup who made 43 stops and two interceptions,
the 6-2, 200-pound senior has no problem coming up with stops. Now, with
great quickness to go along with his good size, he'll have to be a
steady defender against the bigger, more physical receivers.
Looking to take over for corner Adam Shada on the other side will be
senior Drew Gardner, who'll be in a
battle to hold on to the spot. At 5-10 and 178 ponds, he's not all that
big, making six tackles in his 12 appearances, but he has been a decent
reserve who'll likely end up coming off the bench in a rotation.
Returning to his spot at free safety is Brett Greenwood, a 6-2,
200-pound hitter who made 45 tackles with two interceptions and seven
tackles for loss. With good size, he's strong against the run and has
decent range. While the former walk-on isn't the best athlete around,
he's usually doing something right and is a decent all-around defender.
6-1, 201-pound senior Harold Dalton will try to take back his
strong safety job after making 49 tackles with four broken up passes.
With his size, and now with a year of experience, plus time as a key
reserve, the spotlight will be on. Even though he's not a top playmaker,
he's still a good veteran who'll be used in some way.
Projected Top Reserves: Sophomore Jordan
Bernstine would likely be the starting corner on the other side of
Fletcher if it wasn't for a shoulder injury. He made nine tackles,
mostly has a nickel back, and while he has good speed and 5-11,
200-pound size, he needs to be a bigger factor as a fifth defensive
Trying to break out is 6-1, 200-pound redshirt freshman Tyler Sash,
a brash, tough strong safety who hits like a ton of bricks and has
excellent athleticism. However, Sash still needs work meaning 6-2,
205-pound sophomore Lance Tillison will get every opportunity to
win the job, and he might have it going into spring ball. A special
teamer last year, he made just two tackles, but he has good size and
nice range.
Watch Out For ... the strong safety job. Dalton would
seem to be a lock to return to his spot, but Tillison has the bigger
upside and could take over right away. If nothing else there will be a
good rotation.
Strength: The safeties. They're not special by any
stretch, but Greenwood and Sash can hit, and Dalton and Tillison are
promising. They'll help out a linebacking corps that's still trying to
get its feet wet.
Weakness: Interceptions. The team came up with 14 last year, but
the linebackers snagged four of them and the departed Charles Godfrey
got five. Someone will have to step up and become a playmaker.
Outlook: The secondary did a great job considering
there wasn't a great pass rush and no one could run the ball, but when
push came to shove, the DBs got shoved. This isn't an all-star group,
but it won't be a weakness. More big plays will be needed and the
corners will get tested, but things should be fine.
Rating: 7
Special Teams
Projected Starters: In what was supposed to be a two-man race
for the placekicking job, it's now all Daniel Murray's after
Austin Signor, who hit three of six field goals and was the kickoff man,
transferred. Murray, a sophomore, was a decent seven of 10 with three of
four coming from 40-to-49 yards. He's fine, but he'll have to fight off
Trent Mossbrucker, a talented recruit who should be special in
Handling the punting chores again will be Ryan Donahue, an
excellent directional kicker who put 24 inside the 20, averaged 41.1
yards per kick, and force 21 fair catches, but also put a whopping 15
kicks in the end zone for a touchback. He has a huge leg cranking out an
Andy Brodell is the team's best punt returner,
averaging 14.4 yards per try last year, but it'll be Paul
Chaney and Colin Sandeman, who averaged 7.7 yards on
12 tries, who'll get the first look. Derrell Johnson-Koulianos
averaged a solid 23.7 yards per kickoff return.
Watch Out For ... Mossbrucker. He's coming in with a
ton of hype, and while Murray improved over the second half of
last season, he doesn't have a monster leg. Mossbrucker will be
expected to be a star sooner than later.
Strength: Coverage teams. The Hawkeyes were
excellent here last year allowing a mere 6.1 yards per punt
return and 18.2 yards per kickoff return.
Weakness: Field goals. Things should be better once Murray
and/or Mossbrucker settles in, but Iowa only hit 10 of 16 field
goal attempts. For a team that should have issues on offense,
field goals have to be automatic.
Outlook: The special teams are solid and should be
a strength. The kicking game is above average, the return game
is fine, and the coverage teams are great. Blocking five kicks
last season was a big plus. Now, if the field goals start to
come on a more regular basis, the potential is there for Iowa to
have among the best special teams in the conference.


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Hillary Clinton isn't just a Democratic candidate for president of the United States; she's co-president of the breakaway Republic of Clintonstan.
PARIS -- The director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation seems to be dreaming of foreign lands. Poland, to be exact. Circa World War II.
As U.S. political focus turns to declarations of presidential candidacies, there needs to be a deliberate effort to avoid a repeat of the "Obama adventure."
PARIS -- We're witnessing arguably the most unfocused and undisciplined U.S. foreign policy in history under President Barack Obama. If I'm seeing it and you're seeing it, then it's a safe bet that America's opponents are seeing it -- and attempting to exploit it for long-term gain.
PARIS -- So it's almost official: The five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council (U.S., Russia, China, France, United Kingdom), plus Germany, are on the brink of striking a deal with Iran on nuclear limitations in exchange for loosened sanctions.
The federal government is requesting public-sector proposals from contractors to train U.S. Special Forces in ethnography and cultural work.
PARIS -- American radio host Howard Stern conducted a lengthy interview with Madonna last week. Although the world-famous singer might not share my conservative political views, I found myself hard-pressed to think of another woman whose story I connected with more (except perhaps that of former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, as portrayed by Meryl Streep in "The Iron Lady").
PARIS -- One of the most alarming things about Islamic State terrorists is how effective they've become at creating propaganda -- slickly produced videos depicting violent acts against their captives, paired with various denunciations of Western foreign policy and related demands.
PARIS -- Ever since Russian opposition figure Boris Nemtsov was gunned down while walking with a girlfriend near Moscow's Red Square last week, there has been rampant international speculation about who's responsible for the murder.
The Academy Awards represent the annual celebration of the most formidable soft-power cultural force the world has ever known: Hollywood. If there's one thing that shouldn't be expected from Hollywood, it's depth -- particularly of the political kind. What we can expect instead is mostly pathetic pandering to the worst of emotivist "yay/boo" morality, masquerading as political insight.
While surfing the Internet on Valentine's Day, I came across a love story so poignant that I just have to share it with you. I'm taking really hot and heavy -- as in actual fire.
Scarborough flips out: Why are these GOP candidates so damned gloomy about America's prospects? | Allahpundit


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IFBBA NewsThe new IFBBA "beta" has been released to the world. The new website is fully developed from the ground up with a new web framework architecture. The new site can be viewed on phone, tablet, laptop and traditional desktop. Take IFBBA on the go and keep on fishing! New exciting changes and improvements on the way, so stay tuned!
Apr 22, 2015 - 2.2b released.
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The Irish striker guided his team to a 2-0 victory over Costa Rican outfit Cartagines in their opening Concacaf Champions League group-stage game on TuesdayRobbie Keane scored two second-half goals to guide LA Galaxy to a 2-0 victory over Cartagines in their first Concacaf Champions League group-stage game on Tuesday.
After a frustrating opening 45 minutes, the former Tottenham and Liverpool striker collected a smart pass from Landon Donovan on the left before finding the back of the net from a tight angle just past the hour mark - although the Costa Rican club's goalkeeper, Wardy Alfaro, could have perhaps done better.
The Republic of Ireland all-time top scorer then added a second deep into stoppage time, with Donovan again the supplier, after beating Alfaro when one-on-one.
The 33-year-old has been in exceptional form in 2013, notching 12 goals and nine assists in his last 15 games for Galaxy.


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I've read this twice but...?
I have an MSc in Computer Science specialising in databases, but I don't immediately understand what this article is saying.
I can see that sometimes you will have trouble scaling your database servers unless perhaps you pay a lot of money for sophistcated versions of RDBMSs. However it's not obvious how the simpler file stores on eg AWS overcome the same problems. That really needs to be explained.
Some people like ORM approaches. Some people no doubt still write COBOL programs that happily talk to sequential files. Databases however are still the preferred choice in the majority of situations, so any Cloud service needs to provide RDBMS functionality.