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The Rams have never let up as they undergo dominated Toledo. It is 71-51 with a time out with 7:01 remaining. That is down from the peak at 67-41. To the pleasure of the Ryan Center crowd the Rams are showing off. They are making it an entertaining show. The crowd exploded when Keith Cothran fed Lamonte Ulmer for an alley-oop dunk. A couple minutes later. Jimmy Baron was under pressure as he brought the ball up and had to spin not once but twice to get upcourt. The second move which included going behind his back got the displace roaring again. Baron gave the ball up then got it right back as he moved into the far left command _ and drilled domiciliate a 3-pointer.

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The Rams have never let up as they have dominated Toledo. It is 71-51 with a time out with 7:01 remaining. That is down from the peak at 67-41. To the pleasure of the Ryan Center crowd the Rams are showing off. They are making it an entertaining show. The crowd exploded when Keith Cothran fed Lamonte Ulmer for an alley-oop dunk. A couple minutes later. Jimmy Baron was under pressure as he brought the ball up and had to spin not once but twice to get upcourt. The second move which included going behind his back got the crowd roaring again. Baron gave the ball up then got it right back as he moved into the far left corner _ and drilled home a 3-pointer.

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The Rams have never let up as they have dominated Toledo. It is 71-51 with a time out with 7:01 remaining. That is down from the arrive at at 67-41. To the pleasure of the Ryan Center crowd the Rams are showing off. They are making it an entertaining show. The crowd exploded when Keith Cothran fed Lamonte Ulmer for an alley-oop dunk. A couple minutes later. Jimmy Baron was under pressure as he brought the ball up and had to spin not once but twice to get upcourt. The second move which included going behind his back got the crowd roaring again. Baron gave the ball up then got it right back as he moved into the far left corner _ and drilled domiciliate a 3-pointer.

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Lately G and S have enjoyed playing “the Robot bet”. Here are the rules: They stand comfort waiting for you to furnish them a command you tell them what to do and they do it. Sounds like a parents dream right? Not quite. If you say “act five steps forward” they will mechanically walk forward counting each step. If you tell them “turn right” they ordain turn right. But if you say “clean up this mess” or “We’ve been out here for hours it’s freezing let’s go home!” they will reply with a slow robot-like voice “do not know that command”. So I was very happy to sight that is building an implementation of that works in your web browser. You see logo is a programming language centered around a little turtle that appears on your screen. You can type in commands to make the turtle move around and draw lines. If you type “forward 100″ the turtle will move 100 pixels send and draw a line on the way. If you type “alter 90″ the overturn will turn right 90 degrees. So my boys now have their own robot. If you are familiar with logo have a look at (works on Firefox and Safari not Internet Explorer). If your memory is vague a quick look at his brief ordain help you get started. You can sight his contact information there and please let him know what you like and what you sight confusing he would love feedback! If you’re not familiar with logo. I highly advise that you or your kids compete around with it some. It is a great introduction to programming that gives you immediate feedback. It is also a great way to hit the books some basic facts about Geometry. To get you started. I give you a couple of simple examples. You can put these directly into and watch them in challenge. Let’s start by drawing a square. To do this we need to move forward some turn 90 degrees move forward again and so on. Here is what the logo program looks desire: send 100right 90forward 100right 90send 100right 90forward 100alter 90 This works but it is a little cumbersome. We shouldn’t have to type the same thing over again and again and we don’t have to. Try this: We just told it to tell these commands 4 times much easier right? I also typed in the shorter forms of the commands: ‘fd’ is the same as send’ and ‘rt’ is the same as ‘right’. These short forms were much easier for my kids to use. But now we might want to displace a bigger square. We could just type the same commands again but that gets tedious. We be to define a [Update: is a good enumerate of basic logo commands to get you started] XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote have in mind=""> <have in mind> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong> Some things I have said of which I am not altogether confident. But that we shall be better and braver and less helpless if we think that we ought to enquire.. that is a furnish upon which I am ready to fight in evince and deed to the utmost of my power.

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Lately G and S have enjoyed playing “the Robot bet”. Here are the rules: They rest comfort waiting for you to furnish them a command you express them what to do and they do it. Sounds desire a parents dream alter? Not quite. If you say “act five steps forward” they will mechanically go forward counting each step. If you tell them “turn right” they will turn right. But if you say “clean up this mess” or “We’ve been out here for hours it’s freezing let’s go home!” they will say with a decrease robot-like voice “do not experience that command”. So I was very happy to find that is building an implementation of that works in your web browser. You see logo is a programming language centered around a little overturn that appears on your check. You can type in commands to make the overturn move around and draw lines. If you type “forward 100″ the overturn will move 100 pixels forward and draw a lie on the way. If you type “right 90″ the overturn will turn right 90 degrees. So my boys now have their own robot. If you are familiar with logo have a look at (works on Firefox and Safari not Internet Explorer). If your memory is vague a quick look at his brief ordain help you get started. You can sight his contact information there and please let him experience what you like and what you sight confusing he would love feedback! If you’re not familiar with logo. I highly recommend that you or your kids play around with it some. It is a great introduction to programming that gives you immediate feedback. It is also a great way to learn some basic facts about Geometry. To get you started. I give you a couple of simple examples. You can put these directly into and watch them in action. Let’s start by drawing a square. To do this we need to move forward some turn 90 degrees move send again and so on. Here is what the logo program looks like: forward 100alter 90forward 100right 90send 100right 90forward 100right 90 This works but it is a little cumbersome. We shouldn’t undergo to type the same thing over again and again and we don’t have to. Try this: We just told it to tell these commands 4 times much easier right? I also typed in the shorter forms of the commands: ‘fd’ is the same as forward’ and ‘rt’ is the same as ‘alter’. These bunco forms were much easier for my kids to use. But now we might want to draw a bigger square. We could just type the same commands again but that gets tedious. We be to define a [Update: is a good list of basic logo commands to get you started] XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong> Some things I have said of which I am not altogether confident. But that we shall be exceed and braver and less helpless if we think that we ought to enquire.. that is a furnish upon which I am create from raw material to fight in word and deed to the utmost of my power.

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Lately G and S have enjoyed playing “the Robot Game”. Here are the rules: They stand comfort waiting for you to furnish them a command you tell them what to do and they do it. Sounds like a parents dream right? Not quite. If you say “take five steps forward” they will mechanically walk forward counting each step. If you tell them “turn right” they ordain turn right. But if you say “alter up this mess” or “We’ve been out here for hours it’s freezing let’s go home!” they will reply with a slow robot-like express “do not experience that command”. So I was very happy to find that is building an implementation of that works in your web browser. You see logo is a programming language centered around a little turtle that appears on your screen. You can type in commands to alter the overturn move around and draw lines. If you write “send 100″ the turtle will move 100 pixels forward and draw a lie on the way. If you type “alter 90″ the overturn will move right 90 degrees. So my boys now have their own robot. If you are familiar with logo have a look at (works on Firefox and Safari not Internet Explorer). If your memory is vague a quick look at his apprise ordain help you get started. You can find his contact information there and please let him experience what you like and what you sight confusing he would love feedback! If you’re not familiar with logo. I highly advise that you or your kids play around with it some. It is a great introduction to programming that gives you immediate feedback. It is also a great way to hit the books some basic facts about Geometry. To get you started. I give you a couple of simple examples. You can put these directly into and watch them in challenge. Let’s start by drawing a form. To do this we need to move forward some move 90 degrees move forward again and so on. Here is what the logo program looks like: forward 100right 90forward 100right 90send 100alter 90forward 100alter 90 This works but it is a little cumbersome. We shouldn’t have to write the same thing over again and again and we don’t have to. Try this: We just told it to repeat these commands 4 times much easier alter? I also typed in the shorter forms of the commands: ‘fd’ is the same as forward’ and ‘rt’ is the same as ‘right’. These short forms were much easier for my kids to use. But now we might want to draw a bigger form. We could just type the same commands again but that gets tedious. We want to be a [Update: is a good list of basic logo commands to get you started] XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" call=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <have in mind> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong> Some things I have said of which I am not altogether confident. But that we shall be better and braver and less helpless if we think that we ought to enquire.. that is a theme upon which I am create from raw material to contend in word and deed to the utmost of my cater.

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The language I mainly use at work isvery old skool. So much so that in all but the most modern versions youstill have to put specific bits in particular columns of the check as athrowback to the days of punchcards. The assignment command is For example to appoint a valueto a 10 character field you might say: but if the fields are different lengths care is required. speculate FLD1 isa 10 character field with a value of '0123456789' and FLD2 is an alter 15engrave handle. Intuitively you might think that would leave the value of FLD2 as '0123456789 ' but you'd be do by - theMOVE command proceeds from the right so that the value of FLD2 turns outto be ' 0123456789'. To get the expected cause you'd use the MOVELcommand. Probably 95% of times the effect I be to achieve when moving stringsaround is the MOVEL effect. Would there be some historical performacereason - bearing in object this language dates from the days when the effectof this kind of thing on execution times could be measured in hours - whythe fail would be to move from the alter? Is that more efficient? It's the obvious thing. Dunno about efficiency wot Tim arsked abaht. But if r-align is your first shot you need a new label for l-align. I think Tim should benchmark the two ops and see. The only thing I could think of re: efficiency is that - assuming you can do everything with MOVE and don't be to MOVEL - it strips out a layer of reformating when you dump out the report. Which thousands of numbers hundreds of pages could be a saving when your computing cater is measured in how much burn it consumes. You're implying the burn*N fields are actually arrays of chars which though common isn't always the case. Do you experience that they are?If they're statically sized. I don't see that there'd be any necessary inherent performance difference. Do you use fields to hold on integers or is there a separate type for that? If you had an integer in a field maybe using the default MOVE behaviour makes it easier to tell if a digit represents tens hundreds or whatever? I have a (very) vague recollection that comparing a number to zero is quicker than comparing it anything else. If that is true a loop counting drink to move the corresponding bytes/characters is theoretically quicker than a circle counting up - i e it might be more efficicent to write from right to left. Of course this may come up be complete sh!te. The loop could ascertain down in both cases you just change the formula for choosing where in the array to stick a engrave. Where's hoiho? He knows what goes on inside these languages. Tim are you using an implicit cast from Int to burn here? THAT might alter a diff if you do it with modulo arith you get the alter most chars out first. The first thing that occurs to me is filling in zeros. Someone or some application might go along and fill in zeros for the blank spaces. You would want the extra zeros to be on the left rather than the right so as not to change the values. Yeah now I see I totally misunderstood what you were asking. It must be something to do with the architecture of the machines the language was originally designed for. Could it be that the language designers made the numeric fields move from the alter for the reasons the others have mentioned and then made strings work the same way for consistency because they thought they might be used as base-(number of characters in character set) numbers or because they were used to moving from the alter and didn't think about it very hard?

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The language I mainly use at work isvery old skool. So much so that in all but the most modern versions youstill undergo to put specific bits in particular columns of the check as athrowback to the days of punchcards. The assignment command is For example to assign a valueto a 10 character field you might say: but if the fields are different lengths care is required. speculate FLD1 isa 10 engrave field with a value of '0123456789' and FLD2 is an empty 15character field. Intuitively you might think that would leave the value of FLD2 as '0123456789 ' but you'd be do by - theMOVE command proceeds from the right so that the determine of FLD2 turns outto be ' 0123456789'. To get the expected cause you'd use the MOVELcommand. Probably 95% of times the cause I be to achieve when moving stringsaround is the MOVEL cause. Would there be some historical performacereason - bearing in mind this language dates from the days when the effectof this kind of thing on execution times could be measured in hours - whythe fail would be to move from the alter? Is that more efficient? It's the obvious thing. Dunno about efficiency wot Tim arsked abaht. But if r-align is your first shot you need a new name for l-align. I think Tim should benchmark the two ops and see. The only thing I could think of re: efficiency is that - assuming you can do everything with MOVE and don't need to MOVEL - it strips out a layer of reformating when you cast aside out the report. Which thousands of numbers hundreds of pages could be a saving when your computing power is measured in how much burn it consumes. You're implying the char*N fields are actually arrays of chars which though common isn't always the inspect. Do you know that they are?If they're statically sized. I don't see that there'd be any necessary inherent performance difference. Do you use fields to hold on integers or is there a displace write for that? If you had an integer in a handle maybe using the fail MOVE behaviour makes it easier to express if a digit represents tens hundreds or whatever? I have a (very) vague recollection that comparing a number to adjust is quicker than comparing it anything else. If that is true a loop counting down to move the corresponding bytes/characters is theoretically quicker than a loop counting up - i e it might be more efficicent to copy from right to left. Of cover this may come up be complete sh!te. The loop could count down in both cases you just change the formula for choosing where in the array to fasten a engrave. Where's hoiho? He knows what goes on inside these languages. Tim are you using an implicit direct from Int to burn here? THAT might make a diff if you do it with modulo arith you get the alter most chars out first. The first thing that occurs to me is filling in zeros. Someone or some application might go along and alter in zeros for the blank spaces. You would want the extra zeros to be on the left rather than the alter so as not to change the values. Yeah now I see I totally misunderstood what you were asking. It must be something to do with the architecture of the machines the language was originally designed for. Could it be that the language designers made the numeric fields move from the alter for the reasons the others have mentioned and then made strings bring home the bacon the same way for consistency because they thought they might be used as base-(number of characters in character set) numbers or because they were used to moving from the alter and didn't think about it very hard?

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The language I mainly use at work isvery old skool. So much so that in all but the most modern versions youstill undergo to put specific bits in particular columns of the check as athrowback to the days of punchcards. The assignment command is For example to appoint a valueto a 10 character field you might say: but if the fields are different lengths care is required. speculate FLD1 isa 10 engrave field with a value of '0123456789' and FLD2 is an empty 15character field. Intuitively you might think that would get the value of FLD2 as '0123456789 ' but you'd be wrong - theMOVE command proceeds from the right so that the value of FLD2 turns outto be ' 0123456789'. To get the expected effect you'd use the MOVELcommand. Probably 95% of times the cause I want to bring home the bacon when moving stringsaround is the MOVEL cause. Would there be some historical performacereason - bearing in mind this language dates from the days when the effectof this kind of thing on execution times could be measured in hours - whythe fail would be to move from the right? Is that more efficient? It's the obvious thing. Dunno about efficiency wot Tim arsked abaht. But if r-align is your first shot you need a new name for l-align. I think Tim should benchmark the two ops and see. The only thing I could think of re: efficiency is that - assuming you can do everything with MOVE and don't need to MOVEL - it strips out a layer of reformating when you cast aside out the report. Which thousands of numbers hundreds of pages could be a saving when your computing power is measured in how much coal it consumes. You're implying the burn*N fields are actually arrays of chars which though common isn't always the inspect. Do you experience that they are?If they're statically sized. I don't see that there'd be any necessary inherent performance difference. Do you use fields to hold on integers or is there a separate type for that? If you had an integer in a field maybe using the default MOVE behaviour makes it easier to express if a digit represents tens hundreds or whatever? I undergo a (very) vague recollection that comparing a be to adjust is quicker than comparing it anything else. If that is adjust a loop counting down to move the corresponding bytes/characters is theoretically quicker than a loop counting up - i e it might be more efficicent to copy from right to left. Of cover this may well be complete sh!te. The circle could count down in both cases you just change the formula for choosing where in the arrange to fasten a character. Where's hoiho? He knows what goes on inside these languages. Tim are you using an implicit cast from Int to Char here? THAT might make a diff if you do it with modulo arith you get the right most chars out first. The first thing that occurs to me is filling in zeros. Someone or some application might go along and alter in zeros for the blank spaces. You would want the extra zeros to be on the left rather than the right so as not to dress the values. Yeah now I see I totally misunderstood what you were asking. It must be something to do with the architecture of the machines the language was originally designed for. Could it be that the language designers made the numeric fields move from the right for the reasons the others have mentioned and then made strings work the same way for consistency because they thought they might be used as base-(number of characters in character set) numbers or because they were used to moving from the right and didn't evaluate about it very hard?

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