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bd has to realize that it needs to trim at the
top. until this is addressed the worker moral and
production will remain lower than it could be. bd is a
pretty good company but its management does not tap the
resources available to it. it is too hung up on the notion
that unless you have a bs degree you don't know
anything. the workers see what the problems are,but
management is slow to learn.due to this the stock price will
be slow to recover
Hey BD-worker,
What plant do you come from, maybe we can swap war stories
i'm from the baltimore plant. the land of pleasant living
Where is the war.BD IRL Utopia
Watch for an interesting BDX announcement this afternoon.
BD's insulin syringe has been the ultimate Golden
Goose, delivering huge profits from the early 1980's
when Ralph Larsen (yes, that Ralph Larsen) convinced
Jack Howe to invest behind this gold mine. He built a
focused franchise and truly differentiated the offering.
Unfortunately for BD and its Diabetes Business, the goose only
layed one egg-the insulin syringe. They have never been
able to develop and launch new products or services.
In the mid 1980's they dropped the ball on a blood
glucose business three months before launch; they ignored
Novo's overtures on insulin pens, and they butchered an
insulin pump business that was sucessfull in Europe. Why
all these fiascos? Two reasons: One, BD is, plain and
simply, lousy at developing new products. Two:
management. Upper management leaves the same people in their
jobs despite their record of failure.( Who wants to
bet that the person behind the recent blood glucose
disaster has his/her fingerprints on several other
"beauts".) This is surely to protect their own jobs because
using performance-basd criteria would cost upper
management their jobs.
This latest reorganization will
shuffle the deck to cut some costs at the expense of one
of their most profitable businesses. Starving the
goose is not a long term strategy.
Our only hope is
that Castellini is looking for a buyout partner
(Tyco??) to increase the value of all his options before
he retires and moves back to Italy. We can't depend
on the new CEO to do this, because he is probably
too concerned with feathering his nest. Good
investing to all.
Even if you tell top management about dumb
decisions being made (like wrong head count cuts,
mis-management, bad conduct, unprofessional behaviour on senior
level) they all protect eachother anyhow... Maybe the
time has come to hire a crisis manager....
When showing me how to self-inject, my doctor
told me "don't worry, you won't have to be doing this
long, as everyone will be inhaling insulin by the end
of next year." What effect will this have on BDX? I
don't have any problems with its syringes (in fact
they're great!) and I think they must have a huge, huge
market share (haven't met anyone who uses anything else)
but the product, for diabetics anyway, may become
obsolete pretty fast. But I assume diabetic syringes are a
pretty small part of BDX's revenue?
All of your positive comments, such as those of
bdworker. I'm still a buyer...in fact my DRIP now buys MORE
than it did when I got in a year ago at around 42. I
know the history of BDX is too good to ignore or to
stay this low very long. I'm in for the long run,
although, like everyone, I too like some short term growth.
Here's a site I've been enjoying: http://members.tripod.com/~simplestock . Worth passing on, enjoy!
Yes, you nailed one of the problems on the head.
Thank-you for this information. It is
spelled out right in the BDX Brochure. Every 5 days.
My current DRiP/DSPPs are BDX, PFE. Both started
this year. Loading up on PFE as well.
Under study
in order of priority is JNJ, WLA, SGP,
Obviously this is a health sector portfolio. It's
interesting to me. With this area generally beaten down by
all kinds of circumstantial events, the long term
buy/hold investor should do well.
...would be very welcome right now.
news for us Longs: At least the dividend yield
growing every day. Ha ha ha!!
I'm still buying a
few more shares every Thursday. Gotta
load-up at
these prices.
-Scott, BDX DRiPper


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Celebrities aren't always happy to be stopped by members of their adoring public, but those who are nice enough to stop for a pic, or an autograph, usually grow accustomed to dealing with fans.
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Things often get awkward during celebrity encounters, because some fans are so strange that they cause the celeb they idolize to freeze up like a statue:
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The Crusaders' demolition of the Chiefs isn't the surprise the scoreline suggests.
OPINION: With a week to play in Super Rugby's regular season, the ramifications of the 43-15 result in Christchurch are yet to unfold.
It certainly stalled the Chiefs' hopes of getting the New Zealand conference title, and dented their hopes of securing the No 1 spot overall, both crucial factors for the looming playoffs.
It also confirmed the Crusaders' place in the playoffs.
The Crusaders now loom as New Zealand's best chance at the business end of the championship.
No one will want to strike them, and the reason will be their performance against the Chiefs.
I've spoken in the past about how I believed the Chiefs are a better-coached team but the Crusaders are a better side player for player.
And it's in these top games, especially the one-off type matches where that talent will shine through.
Much has been made of the "moneyball" method that was at the heart of the Chiefs winning last year's Super Rugby title.
They identified unheralded players who had solid statistics to back up their energy, players who had been overlooked by other sides but who they saw as solid characters with a potential to develop alongside their stars.
These players thrived in the superb coaching set-up and helped a Chiefs side overachieve. They produced a long winning record, although they were hurt by losing some of their top talent in the offseason.
And when you become reliant on players over-achieving, that approach can come unstuck, particularly in one-off games and the big occasions.
You can see it in golf's Majors, where class shines through time and again.
It's when you get to the money games that the big boys stand up and the Crusaders look like they are doing just that.
And given their depth of top talent, when those real superstars start to hit their stride, it's particularly potent.
Israel Dagg is coming into his game now, when it matters most.
And Kieran Read was huge against a Chiefs pack missing Liam Messam.
They are interesting cases.
Dagg's early-season form saw his game put under the microscope, but he has come on dramatically since his time in the All Blacks. He's just been looking better and better each week over the past month or so.
He was influential against the Chiefs, ironically a team he had been linked to earlier in the week.
And Read's game has come on for different reasons. While Dagg was trying to play his way out of his slump, Read was sidelined with a toe injury. His class shone as he came back on the eve of the test series and confirmed his place as the All Blacks' stand-in skipper.
The Crusaders decided to rest him the week before against the Highlanders, and then unleashed him against the Chiefs. He was inspirational, scoring two tries, and making all the right calls in the crucial period either side of halftime when the Crusaders ripped the game away from the Chiefs with three tries.
And who wouldn't want Dan Carter in the playmaker's role and doing the goalkicking at a time when every point counts? Carter, too, is looking more slick with each outing.
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The Crusaders host the Hurricanes on Friday. Again, man for man, they look too good.
The Chiefs travel up the motorway to take on a Blues side who will have flown back from South Africa, and the motivation will be all in the Chiefs camp after this latest slip-up.
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by George Malik on 06/20/16 at 10:19 AM ET
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Updated with an Ansar Khan radio interview @ 10:52 AM: Of Red Wings-related note this morning:
1. Today's Slapshot's Chris Nichols took note of comments made by TSN's Bob McKenzie on TSN 690 Montreal this morning:
"We've still got the Pavel Datsyuk thing hanging out there. The Detroit Red Wings are going to try and trade this guy. It's just a matter of to whom and when and for what. The sense seems to be out there that Tomas Jurco and Teemu Pulkkinen, or maybe a draft pick, would be required to go with Pavel Datsyuk to a team that can afford to take the cap hit. There's no financial penalty involved, other than assuming the cap.
"So for teams that are trying to get up to the floor, like Carolina or Arizona or others, taking on a $7.5 million cap hit isn't a big deal at all. And it's a hell of a way to give yourself maybe a guy like Jurco or Pulkkinen or a draft pick.
"So we'll wait to see how that one goes, but that was a case too where Carolina wanted to make a move as much as Chicago did, and there are all sorts of teams that are in that mold right now."
Update: Here's the interview from TSN 690:
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by Paul on 06/20/16 at 07:10 AM ET
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Ansar Khan of Mlive when asked about Steven Stamkos coming to Detroit...
It would probably take a max deal (eight years) at between $9 million and $10 million a season to land Stamkos.
The Red Wings' selling points: He'd be the No. 1 center for the foreseeable future on a tradition-rich Original Six team in a hockey town, one that's riding a 25-year playoff streak and always committed to spending to the cap. He could form a strong 1-2 punch in the middle with Larkin. Stamkos might be the next captain after Zetterberg retires. He would be close to his Toronto home without the intense media spotlight he would be under in Canada's largest city.
I don't think that will get it done, but crazier things have happened.
They should have a good idea if he's interested during the free-agent interview period prior to July 1. I wouldn't worry about losing out on other targets while waiting for Stamkos. I'm guessing Stamkos will make his decision first and then the dominoes will fall.
Khan answers more questions, mostly on the expansion draft and Datsyuk's contract...
Update: TSN's Darren Dreger weighed in on the Stamkos sweepstakes on TSN 1050 Monday, as noted by Today's Slapshot's Chris Nichols:
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The overnight report: On Helm's role, Holland on Datsyuk and Subban on the Magic Man
by George Malik on 06/20/16 at 12:23 AM ET
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Of Red Wings-related note this morning:
1. In a rather ironic bit of timing, DetroitRedWings.com's Bill Roose penned an article discussing Darren Helm's desire to have a better-defined role on his 2016-17 season employer while looking back at Helm's 15-16 campaign "By the Numbers":
"It was definitely a different year," he said. "I think a lot of other guys experienced the same issues. It was something I'll have to decide. I know there are a couple guys I need to talk to, Blash and Kenny (Holland), and see where everything is headed and where I see myself fitting into this organization or where they see me fitting into this organization then I'll have to make some tough decisions."
Team success also matters for the 29-year-old.
"Winning is a big part of it. I want to win," Helm said. "I really don't mind playing on the bottom lines as long as there's that respect factor. You get opportunities in different situations. If that looks like that's the case that I'll get to play in those situations that I feel that I can play in then I'll be happy. If not and they tell me right away that's not going to happen then I may not want to stay."
Roose continues, and while the Free Press's Helene St. James reported that Ken Holland is attempting to re-sign Helm, MLive's Ansar Khan also reported that Helm will go into the free agent interview period minus a contract so that he can survey his "market value" as other teams assess it to be;
2. MLive's Khan also noted that Ken Holland had kind words for Pavel Datsyuk despite the contract pickle that Datsyuk leaves the Wings in as he returns to Russia a year early, with Holland praising Datsyuk's legacy...
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by George Malik on 06/19/16 at 10:37 PM ET
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From Michigan Hockey's Michael Caples, via RedWingsFeed:
I told Kevin Larkin that this year, his famous son should be improving upon his Father's Day gift-giving game. After all, he does have a hockey celebrity for a son now.
"Maybe I'll get something a littler nicer than the traditional socks and T-shirts," Larkin said with a laugh.
When I suggested that Dylan purchase his dad a new boat, he certainly liked the idea.
"A boat? Really? Put it in there, maybe if he reads this and gets that idea…" he said with another laugh.
I'm willing to bet there was no "here are the keys to your new boat" moment within the Larkin household this Father's Day, though when it comes to Dylan Larkin, nothing surprises anymore.
"It's been a fantastic year – way beyond our expectations," Kevin Larkin told MiHockey in a recent interview about his son's NHL success and his new celebrity status. "To think this time last year, he was just returning back from the World Championships, he had a good tournament but we were still contemplating whether he should turn pro or stay in school. Talking to various parties, and Kenny Holland being one of them, and our advisor, we decided it was time for him to turn pro – we had no idea that he would have such success so early into his career."
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Ken Holland Talking With Darren Helm's Camp
by Paul on 06/19/16 at 05:22 PM ET
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from Helene St. James of the Detroit Free Press,
Darren Helm very much remains on the Detroit Red Wings' radar.
Wings general manager Ken Holland said over the weekend that the team is in negotiations with the forward's camp.
"I talked to Helm, and will reach out to them again this week," Holland said.
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by Paul on 06/19/16 at 04:57 PM ET
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Pat Caputo of 97.1 The Ticket with a few suggestions of players the Wings should target.
How about Subban, Trouba or Vesey?
Watch below...
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by George Malik on 06/19/16 at 12:42 AM ET
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The Piano-Puller always appreciated the maestro tickling the ivories...
He wasn't alone...
And while Sportsnet paid tribute to Datsyuk at his best...
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Saskatoon's Gordie Howe statue has a well-weathered history
by George Malik on 06/18/16 at 11:22 PM ET
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From the Saskatoon Star-Phoenix's Kevin Mitchell:
Temporary pilgrims arrived last week with flowers, cards and curious fingers.
They're still trickling in, touching Gordie Howe's upraised elbow and feeling the imagined heft of his bronze, unmoving stick.It's nice, this attention. Beautiful, even, because so much of Bronze Gordie's life has been a lonely sort of thing.
He was birthed at studios in Eston and near Saskatoon, then abandoned by the group that first commissioned him, because they ran out of funds. The sculptor loved him, though, and because of that love, he finished the job using his own money — laboriously casting straight-bladed stick, old-fashioned gloves, sharp elbow.
Bronze Gordie stood on a prairie field for a while, lonely in limbo.
The real Gordie Howe visited the statue, out on that field, and told sculptor Michael Martin that while great, its "head is too fat" — it looked more like his brother, Vic.
So off came Bronze Gordie's head, and on came a closer likeness, and he stood on that field a while longer while the City of Saskatoon rejected his very presence — "no artistic value," said the city's visual arts placement jury; "no enduring quality."
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by George Malik on 06/18/16 at 06:46 PM ET
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This is slightly strange given today's comments by Ken Holland. This comes from the Ottawa Sun's Bruce Garrioch:
The decision by Pavel Datsyuk to play next season in Russia is no surprise but the Detroit Red Wings are going to have to clear off his $7.5-million cap hit if they want to take a serious run at Tampa Bay Lightning UFA winger Steven Stamkos. While the belief is Stamkos wants to stay with the Bolts, the talking period for UFAs will begin soon and he'll get plenty of interest. Detroit is among those expected to talk.
"The Wings are really going to have to sweeten the pot to move that cap space," a league executive said Saturday. "Cap space is a valuable asset."
There has been talk about Detroit moving prospects, but they may have to also unload a roster player.
Does anybody want a slightly used Johathan Ericsson? I think the Free Press's Helene St. James had it right:
While low-budget teams such as Arizona and Carolina are possibilities, options expand if the Wings agree to take a smaller contract in return, such as somewhere in the $2 million range.
If the asking price is young Anthony Mantha, Holland said the answer would be a hard no. "If it's going to be one of our top young players or a top draft pick, I don't know that it make sense. We are going to give Anthony Mantha every opportunity to make our team out of camp."
I can't see the Wings trading away a top prospect to move Datsyuk's deal, but I can see the Jurco-or-Pulkkinen situation happening...and St. James' theory that the Wings may have to eat a marginally bad contract to move most of Datsyuk's $7.5 million cap hit seems more realistic.
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Toledo Blade's Monroe: Derek Lalonde leaves Walleye to coach Iowa Wild
by George Malik on 06/18/16 at 06:16 PM ET
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Sad news for Toledo Walleye fans from the Toledo Blade's Mark Monroe:
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We fly in to Minneapolis and stayed just north of town for the first night. We stayed 2 nights in Duluth. Such a pretty area on Lake Superior! My favorite parts were driving up the North Shore a bit to visit the lighthouse. We hiked down to the water from there and it was really beautiful. The Duluth Grill was such a great stop and I highly recommend it for hometown cooking and excellent service.
We made our way west to Fargo, ND. There happened to be a craft fair in town, so we walked around the park, looked at crafts, and listened to the music. We also found a cute coffee shop right on the main street.
Heading south to DeSmet, SD - after a 45 minute detour to find a gas station in ND, we vowed never to go below 3/4 of a tank again!
DeSmet was a cute little town. We toured the Laura Ingalls Wilder exhibits and stayed at the Prairie House Bed and Breakfast. I would want to go back to the area just to stay at the Prairie House again.
On to the Black Hills after an obligatory stop at Wall Drug for doughnut and free water.
The Black Hills were beautiful. We really enjoyed Custer State Park. We came unbelievably close to having the car rammed by a buffalo and then had fun feeding crackers to the wild donkeys.
Mount Rushmore was truly inspiring. One of the original carvers was even in the bookstore that day!
Rapid City had a cool vibe and we enjoyed driving all of the area. We stayed at the Black Forest Inn - it was a beautiful setting nestled into the hills.
We started heading east and traveled through the Badlands National Park - so excited to finally see some prairie dogs! After a quick overnight in Chamberlain, SD, we made our way to Clear Lake, IA. Clear Lake was such a beautiful spot - and the home of our favorite B and B on the trip - Larch Pine Inn. The inn was close enough to walk the few blocks to the lake. There was music and an antique show going on in the town square. The sunset over the lake was so beautiful.
On to Minneapolis for a few nights. We stayed at the Westin downtown. We ate at our favorite restaurant of the trip in Minneapolis - Broaders - unbelievable, creative pasta dishes. I so wish I lived closer!
We drove around the lake in town - so pretty with the big houses surrounding and lots of people out enjoying early Sept. weather.
All in all, a great trip!
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Thanks so much for all the input on this trip! We logged almost 2500 miles and saw much of our great country.
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Thanks for the report!
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Fun reading about some of the places we've visited and enjoyed too.Thanks.
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Glad you got back home before it snowed. It has snowed 6 or more inches in the past 24 hours in parts of MN and ND.
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That is crazy about the snow! One thing that really stood out to us - how friendly people were - really enjoyed this part of the country.
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Your title is intriguing. Prairie dogs and free donuts! The makings of a great trip. Lucky the buffalo did not dent the car. That would be not so great of a trip.
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At times we forget to switch off our heating devices and eventually they get damaged. Therefore there is always a need of a device which can alert by sounding an alarm if the device temperature goes beyond a particular value. Same concept can be used in this project about fire alarm. If a building catches fire then it will raise an alarm and people could evacuate the building. This circuit uses a LM35 temperature sensor along with a LM339 comparator. Interfaced to LM339 are the following components:
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This project about fire alarm circuit is based around LM35 which is a temperature sensor and could be used to switch an alarm when temperature goes beyond a preset value. In this circuit the output of LM35 is fed to the negative pin of comparator of LM339. The positive input is connected to a preset VR1 of value 10K. This preset is used to set the reference temperature. If output of LM 35 is less than V reference than the output of comparator is low. The IC LM339 has four inbuilt comparators.
555 is a very commonly used IC for generating accurate timing pulses. It is an 8pin timer IC and has mainly two modes of operation: monostable and astable. In monostable mode time delay of the pulses can be precisely controlled by an external resistor and a capacitor...
LM35 is a precision IC temperature sensor with its output proportional to the temperature (in oC...
LM339 is a comparator IC with four inbuilt comparators. A comparator is a simple circuit that moves signals between the analog and digital worlds. It compares two input voltage levels and...
Resistor is a passive component used to control current in a circuit. Its resistance is given by the ratio of voltage applied across its terminals to the current passing through it. Thus a particular value of resistor, for fixed voltage, limits the current through it. They are omnipresent in...
Capacitor is a passive component used to store charge. The charge (q) stored in a capacitor is the product of its capacitance (C) value and the voltage (V) applied to it. Capacitors offer infinite reactance to zero frequency so they are used for blocking DC components or bypassing the AC signals. The capacitor...
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New answers tagged pattern-recognition
If you graph this sequence of numbers, you will find an interesting curve: (0,1,2), (1,2,3), (2,3,4), -> first cycle (1,2,3), (2,3,4), (3,4,5), -> second cycle (2,3,4), ... Use Excel or squared paper.
Look up Kolmogorov complexity. One can fix a programming language and then define the answer to such pattern-continuation questions as the shortest program $P$ such that $P(0),P(1),\cdots$ agrees with the given terms. Now in general it is impossible to systematically find such a program, which means that we cannot hope to solve all except the simplest ...
First you write the nonnegative integers in base $3$ $0,1,2,10,11,12,20,21,22,100,101,102,110,111,112,120,\dots$ Then you add up the (base 3) digits in each number (presumably in base $10$) $0,1,2,1,2,3,2,3,4,1,2,3,2,3,4,3,\dots$ Since we start from zero, we express $2011$ in base $3$, getting $2202111_3$, then add the digits to get $9$.
The key part to this, in my opinion, is that "if the pattern continues, it will continue to be rainy." However, that doesn't mean that the inside beginning part of the pattern is definitely always increasing. Yes, it looks that way from the beginning, but what if it's actually some polynomial that has some twists and turns in the beginning, but then ...
Limit of the sequence $a_{n+1}=\frac{1}{2} (a_n+\sqrt{\frac{a_n^2+b_n^2}{2}})$ - can't recognize the pattern
Let $z_i=a_i + ib_i$. Then your recursion is $$ z_{n+1}=a_{n+1}+ib_{n+1}=\frac{1}{2}(a_n+ib_n)+\frac{1}{2}(1+i)\sqrt{\frac{a_n^2+b_n^2}{2}}=\frac{1}{2}z_n+\frac{1+i}{2\sqrt{2}}|z_n|=\frac{1}{2}z_n+\frac{1}{2}e^{i\pi/4}|z_n|. $$ Now, let $z_n=e^{i(\theta_n+\pi/4)}y_n$, where the $y_n$ and $\theta_n$ are real. Then $$ y_{n+1}e^{i\theta_{n+1}}=\frac{1}{2}y_{n}...
Limit of the sequence $a_{n+1}=\frac{1}{2} (a_n+\sqrt{\frac{a_n^2+b_n^2}{2}})$ - can't recognize the pattern
Geometrically: $(a_{n+1}, b_{n+1})= \frac 12 (a_n,b_n) + \frac 12 \sqrt{a_n^2+b_n^2} (\cos \pi/4, \sin \pi/4)$ So we draw a line between $(a_n,b_n)$ and connect it to a point equidistant from the origin on the line $x = y$, and find the mid-point. $r_n = \sqrt{a_n^2 + b_n^2}\\ \phi_n = \tan^{-1}(\frac{b_n}{a_n})$ $\phi_{n+1} = \frac{\frac{\pi}{4} + \...
Assuming you're not dealing with a large data set (read: millions of objects) and thus aren't concerned with performance, the following algorithm should work: Each object will be numbered, e.g. object $k$, and $k$ will be it's id number. It's data will be an ordered triple with each constrained to $[0,100]$ (are these integers? I think you intend for that.) ...
Finding a unique point in a histogram that can be determined even if the histogram is circularly shifted.
In general, the answer is no. For example, if this is your histogram, there are multiple shifts that give the same result.
$x=20$ Since in first riddle the numbers are 10 and 3 they are formed by $5×2$ & $5-2$ . In the second numbers are 6 and 1 they are formed by $3×2$ &$3-2$ . From here $x=20$ gives the numbers 20 and 8 and they are formed by $10×2$ & $10-2$.
I get $6$ for the fifth term: $T(n)=\frac{378-272n+75n^2-7n^3}{3}$ gives the general term. $58=T(1)$ $26=T(2)$ $16=T(3)$ $14=T(4)$ $6=T(5)$
The missing item is $42$ of course, and the sequence is: $$a_n=-\frac{41n^4}{12}+\frac{211n^3}{6}-\frac{1435n^2}{12}+\frac{1025n}{6}-83$$
General formula to find next term is~ $$x^3-1$$ $$1^3-1=0$$ $$2^3-1=7$$ $$3^4-1=26$$ $$4^3-1=63$$ $$5^3-1=124$$ Upcoming number in sequence is 215
It must be zero, and the sequence is, of course, $$5,10,0,50,122,0,5,10,0,50,122,0,5,10,0,\dots$$
$2^2+1,3^2+1 , .., 7^2+1, 11^2+1$, seems like series of primes to me so I would guess 26
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Phil Jackson, Development Community Advocate at SoftLayer, and Harold Hannon, Sr. Software Architect at SoftLayer Technologies
The world of cloud and application development is not just for the hardened developer these days. In this discussion we will pull back the curtain of the architecture of a fun demo application purpose built for the cloud. We will focus on demonstrating how we leveraged compute, storage, messaging, and other cloud elements hosted at SoftLayer to lower the effort and difficulty of putting together a useful application. This will be an active demonstration and review of simple command line tools and resources, so don't be afraid if you may not be a seasoned developer.
Searching NoSQL: Utilizing More Than Map-Reduce with Cloudant - June 12, 2:50 - 3:25 pm
Brad Bonn, Systems Engineer at Cloudant
Normally in a document database such as CouchDB or BigCouch, data is queried using b-tree indexes built with map-reduce functions. Cloudant has extended the platform to natively take advantage of Lucene and R*-Tree indexes to make obtaining data out of NoSQL DBaaS more powerful and flexible.
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Mac Devine, Distinguished Engineer at IBM
Almost everyone sees the potential of Internet-of-Things but how can businesses truly unlock that potential. The key will be in the ability to discover business insight in the midst of an ocean of BigData generated from billions of embedded devices via Systems of Discover. Businesses will also need to ensure that they can sustain that insight by leveraging the cloud for global reach, scale and elasticity. Without bringing these three elements together via Systems of Discover you either end up with an Internet of somethings and/or a big mess of data. This session will focus on how to ensure businesses have the right plans in place for Systems of Discovery for the Internet-of-Things world we are entering.
Big Data's Potential in Securing the Internet of Things - June 11, 2:50 - 3:25 pm
James G. Kobielus, IBM Big Data Evangelist at IBM
Security is critical to Internet of Things (IoT) adoption because we want to make sure we can trust the sensors, actuators, rules engines and other connected componentry we embed in every element of our existence. Bringing this down to earth is as easy as pointing out that people's smartphones, tablets, wearable devices, appliances, entertainment centers and home security systems are all becoming IoT-connected endpoints. How vulnerable will you be to security vulnerabilities and privacy violations from any and all of these? In this session, Kobielus will discuss how IT professionals should approach addressing the security challenges of IoT. He will describe IoT vulnerabilities at the device, application, and network level. He will present a multi-layered IoT-security vision that includes incorporation of robust security protections into IoT products plus more global approaches that rely on consolidated big-data-powered security incident and event monitoring.
Wiring the Internet of Things with Node-RED - June 10, 4:00 - 4:35 pm
Nick O'Leary, Emerging Technology Specialist at IBM
The Internet of Things is not a single choice of technology, approach or philosophy. Its very existence is the bringing together of multiple platforms, products and protocols, where the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. One of the challenges of IoT is to make it as easy as possible to allow developers to make things, for play or profit, serious or whimsical, professional or hobbyist. Node-RED is an open-source visual tool for wiring the Internet of Things. Built on top of node.js, it provides a light-weight, browser-based editor that makes it easy to integrate different streams of both physical and digital events.
Its lightweight nature makes it ideal to run at the edge of the network, such as on the Raspberry Pi. By making use of the huge module eco-system within node.js, it provides a framework for easily adding new nodes into its palette to extends its capabilities.
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Linux Containers - NextGen Virtualization for Cloud (Intro & Overview) - June 12, 2:10 - 2:45 pm
Boden Russell, Advisory Software Engineer at IBM Global Technology Services
Want VM agility with near bare metal performance? How about [milli]second provision/stop/start/restart times? Looking to achieve greater VM density on your hardware assets, or provision applications without worry of dependency hell? Look no further than nextgen virtualization with Linux Containers.
In this session we'll provide a Linux Container technology overview including; underpinnings, throttling, monitoring, tooling/commoditization, images, security, use cases, pros/cons and why containers are poised as "the next VM" in our modern Cloud era. By the end of this session you will have a firm understanding of the Linux Container landscape in today's industry and an appreciation for their realization.
Linux Containers - NextGen Virtualization for Cloud (Benefit Realization) - June 12, 2:50 - 3:25 pm
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Want VM agility with near bare metal performance? How about [milli]second provision/stop/start/restart times? Looking to achieve greater VM density on your hardware assets, or provision applications without worry of dependency hell? Look no further than nextgen virtualization with Linux Containers.
In this session we'll dive deeper into Linux Container metrics and present/discuss Linux Container performance data exemplifying containers; run at near bare metal speeds, provide greater VM density potential, allow faster provisioning times and have smaller footprints than traditional VMs. Finally, we'll round out the discussion by covering some best practices and edge cases when virtualizing with containers.
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