121. GENETIC PROGRAMMING - PROGRAM EVOLUTION to a more ambitious selfimproving GP approach that recursively applies metalevel GP (first introduced here) to the task of finding better program-modifying http://www.idsia.ch/~juergen/gp.html

page on deutsch PROGRAM EVOLUTION / GENETIC PROGRAMMING Genetic Programming (GP) is a special instance of the broader and older field of Program Evolution . GP was apparently invented by Nichael Cramer in 1985. He used Holland's Genetic Algorithms to evolve both tree-structured and string-based computer programs: A Representation for the Adaptive Generation of Simple Sequential Programs, Proc. of an Intl. Conf. on Genetic Algorithms and their Applications, Carnegie-Mellon University, July 24-26, 1985. If you are writing about GP: this is THE paper to cite! (Or do you happen to know of an earlier GP paper?) Schmidhuber was not aware of Cramer's work when he was an undergrad student and re-invented GP and in 1987 published this work (world's 2nd paper on GP) on a PROLOG-based GP system directly operating on variable-length code [1]. The system was applied to simple tasks including the "lawnmower problem", later also studied by Koza (1994), who apparently re-re-invented GP around 1989 (there even is a 1990 GP patent despite all the prior art). Pages 7-13 of ref [2] are devoted to a more ambitious self-improving GP approach that recursively applies metalevel GP (first introduced here) to the task of finding better program-modifying programs on lower levels - the goal was to use GP for improving GP.

122. KBOO Community Calendar: "Self-Esteem With Neurolinguistic Programming" selfEsteem with Neurolinguistic programming May 12, 2004 730 pm - 930 pm Join Dawn Overeem for a FREE lecture. Call 503-281-3262 to reserve space. http://www.kboo.fm/calendar/detail.php?event_id=3220&w=0

123. SAS Programming I: Essentials examining data errors; assigning variable attributes; reading Microsoft Excel spreadsheets (selfstudy). programming with the DATA Step reading SAS data sets and http://support.sas.com/training/us/crs/prog1.html

support.sas.com Training U.S. Training Navigate our Site Contact Us Communities Documentation Search Software Downloads Technical Support Training www.sas.com Worldwide Training U.S. Training Starting Points Find a Course ... Contact Education SAS Programming I: Essentials Classroom schedule Live Web schedule Duration: 3.0 days Fee: CEU: EPTO units:* Audience This Level II course is designed for those who want to learn to write SAS programs to accomplish typical data processing tasks and is a prerequisite to many other SAS courses. This course is available in the classroom (3 days) or as a Live Web course (a series of 6 sessions, each approximately 3.5 hours long). To participate in the Live Web version of the course, students must use the Windows operating system and have access to SAS software on Windows. Course Description This foundation course focuses on the following key areas: reading raw data files and SAS data sets and writing the results to SAS data sets; subsetting data; combining multiple SAS files; creating SAS variables and recoding data values; and creating listing and summary reports. If you do not plan to write SAS programs and prefer a menu-driven, point-and-click approach, you should consider taking the Querying and Reporting Using Enterprise Guide or the Introduction to SAS Enterprise Guide course.

124. The Scala Programming Language: Explicitly Typed Self References reveals that for creating an edge, we have to pass the self reference this As a consequence, the program above is not wellformed and the Scala compiler will http://scala.epfl.ch/intro/selfrefs.html

S c a l a Home Overview Abstract Types Case Classes Comprehensions ... Community Scala Overview: Explicitly Typed Self References When developing extensible software it is sometimes handy to declare the type of the value this explicitly. To motivate this, we will derive a small extensible representation of a graph data structure in Scala. Here is an interface describing graphs: trait type Edge; type trait def def nodes: List[Node]; def edges: List[Edge]; def Graphs consist of a list of nodes and edges where both the node and the edge type are left abstract. The use of abstract types allows implementations of trait Graph to provide their own concrete classes for nodes and edges. Furthermore, there is a method addNode for adding new nodes to a graph. Nodes are connected using method connectWith A possible implementation of trait Graph is given in the next program: abstract class DirectedGraph extends type class def from = origin; def class NodeImpl extends def val edge = newEdge( this protected def newNode: Node; protected def newEdge(from: Node, to: Node): Edge;

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126. "Pair" Programming 99 } This is a bit like SysV init sub on_store { my ($self, $mail) = @_; $self create See, pair programming can be useful - even if you do it on your own http://blog.simon-cozens.org/6738.html

Tue, 18 May 2004 "Pair" programming I'm not the kind of person who can focus on one task at a time. I need to have a few things going on at once that I can dip into. What's interesting is that the multiple projects always somehow tend to synergise. I noticed this first when I was writing songs; I'd write two very distinct songs, but something would be common between them, whether it's a rhythm or an interesting chord change or an effect setting or orchestration, to the extent that I think of most of my recent songs as arranged in pairs. Sometimes my programming projects are paired too. Now I'm working on both Email::Store and Feuilleton at the same time, I'm finding odd similarities between them. Both should run behind Maypole, and both should consist of a very small core that can be extended by plugin modules relating to additional database tables. So Feuilleton will just grab a load of posts from a data source, and leave it to decorator classes to handle the comments, filter the comments, handle trackbacks, rewrite links to a redirector, and so on. Maybe comments and trackbacks won't actually be part of the core, but will be additional modules which relate to new database tables. Email::Store 's main store method, similarly, will consist of a tiny core which inserts a row in a database table containing an RFC2822 message; it then calls out to a bunch of other classes to munge that message and collect any additional data for their own tables that they want from it. Same idea.

127. The Quine Page (self-reproducing Code) The Quine Page. One day, several years ago, I came across an article in an old Byte on selfreproducing programs . I was a curious http://www.nyx.net/~gthompso/quine.htm

The Quine Page One day, several years ago, I came across an article in an old Byte on "self-reproducing programs". I was a curious lad, and looked to see what the article was about. It said, "Listing 1 is a C program which duplicates itself. When the program is run it produces (on the standard output) a file containing an exact copy of its own source code". I was hooked immediatelythese guys must be geniuses! I copied the article at once, and tried to figure it out, but I didn't know C at the time. Soon after, I found another article, this one in Creative Computing. It had listings in BASIC, and I was ecstatic. I soon realized that anyone could write self-reproducing programs, and made a few in BASIC, Pascal, and Forth. Later that year I finally got a PC, and quickly forgot about the programs I had written on my old TI-994/A. Then, last year, as I was skimming through the Jargon file, I saw an entry I had not noticed before: quine kwi:n n. / [from the name of the logician Willard van Orman Quine, via Douglas Hofstadter] A program that generates a copy of its own source text as its complete output. Devising the shortest possible quine in some given programming language is a common hackish amusement. Here is one classic quine: ((lambda (x) (list x (list (quote quote) x))) (quote (lambda (x) (list x (list (quote quote) x))))) This one works in LISP or Scheme. It's relatively easy to write quines in other languages such as Postscript which readily handle programs as data; much harder (and thus more challenging!) in languages like C which do not. Here is a classic C quine for ASCII machines:

128. Paul McKenna Training : Neuro Linguistic Programming NLP - Hypnosis - Self Help Learn Hypnosis in Five Days From the Masters. With Richard Bandler and Paul McKenna. DR Richard Bandler is widely considered the http://www.paulmckenna.com/learn_hypnosis_in_5_days.html

Learn Hypnosis in Five Days - From the Masters With Richard Bandler and Paul McKenna DR WOULD you like to learn how to hypnotise yourself and others and how to re-programme the unconscious mind? Richard and Paul will teach you through the use of carefully constructed stories, using humour and plenty of everyday examples. The course is interactive and informative with clear presentations, simple instructions for exercises and numerous opportunities to practice what you learn. For too long now, knowledge of hypnosis and the unconscious mind has been restricted to an elite few, but now that knowledge can be yours. THIS seminar is for anyone who is interested in becoming an excellent communicator who wants to get more of what they desire in life. It is a must for professional facilitators such as hypnotherapists, consultants, teacher, trainers, doctors, sales people, managers, advertising creatives and company directors. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN To hypnotise yourself and others effectively How the unconscious mind works Hypnotic language patterns How to build rapport

129. 197147 - Command-Line Switches For IExpress Software Update Packages Microsoft packages software updates by using several different selfextracting file formats that automatically run a Setup program that is contained inside the http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=197147

130. Ed Kit 1998 - Self-Employment Profiles After becoming a customer of Ohio Rehabilitation Services, Terranova was referred to a selfemployment program, where he developed a business plan for a http://www.dol.gov/odep/pubs/ek98/self-emp.htm

U.S. Department of Labor Office of Disability Employment Policy www.dol.gov/odep Search / A-Z Index June 11, 2004 DOL Home ODEP Publications Self-Employment Profiles Changes in the global marketplace have resulted in companies downsizing; reengineering; increasing their use of contingent, temporary and contract employees; eliminating jobs; and implementing new ways to deliver services and products. The changing employment landscape and the need for more flexibility in employment has led many to explore self employment or entrepreneurial opportunities. Being self employed is an option persons with disabilities may want to consider. The following success stories feature entrepreneurs with disabilities whose businesses have proven to be profitable. Travel Headquarters, Inc. Injured at age 16 from a gunshot wound, Heidi VanArnem was paralyzed from the neck down. She completed high school, college and law school. Not wishing to pursue a career in law, she tried unsuccessfully to find a job. Discouraged with employers' reactions to her disability, she launched a travel business in 1989 in Birmington, MI. Travel Headquarters, Inc., has grown from a one-person to a six-person operation and grosses $1.5 million in sales annually. In addition to successfully managing the travel arrangements for major events, the business specializes in making travel arrangements for people with disabilities.

131. Tutorial Ah! So I am mistaken this time, am I? Good! It is the Great Adventure that you seek the knowledge of self! he exclaims excitedly. http://www.lsi.usp.br/~jecel/tutorial.html

"Hail, friend!" Startled by the booming voice behind you, you turn around and see a tall man coming up the steep hillside. His careless atire, the flowing beard and long, unruly hair remind you of some hacker straight out of a 70s computer lab. From their color, almost entirely white with just a few streaks of gray here and there, a hippie from the mid 60s would seem more likely. "What brings you out this far?", he asks. "You want an autograph from Merlin, no doubt", he ventures. "A strange custom, this is, but I have known many far worse. And I suppose it is a fitting one for this excentric age." He plucks a large, green leaf from a nearby tree and with his bare finger scribbles a beautiful design on it. As he hands it to you, the newly formed golden letters seem to shine with a light of their own. When you hesitate to reach out for the leaf he looks at you closely for the first time. "Ah! So I am mistaken this time, am I? Good! It is the Great Adventure that you seek - the knowledge of Self!" he exclaims excitedly. "I should have known from the start. Though few have yet sought the marvelous path, I foresee that many soon will." "Alas! This is not the best time in which to start" he says, shaking his head sadly. "Every two hundred years I must clean out my cave entirely lest the dust of the centuries ruin the delicate operations of my equipment. This is one of those occasions."

132. Old Ack Postings These are related to my native place Kerala in India. (o) mal, the saga (o) mal, the programming language; (o) mal, a scifi review; http://www.serv.net/~kgeorge/scik.html

old postings koshy george Here are some of my old postings from the news groups alt.culture.kerala and soc.culture.indian.kerala . These are related to my native place Kerala in India mal, the saga mal, the programming language mal, a scifi review mal, a robot mal, a truth is revealed mal, a mountain sermon mal, a bad dream mal, a hardware specification mal, an indefinite shutdown an urban tragedy the kerala video, (by harry s. anchan the train, (-coming shortly) Here are some other links related to Kerala please rate my site at spiderkerala.com kerala.com kerala online, an internet resource from kerala ente keralam Your feedback is appreciated. kgeorge@serv.net Updated last on Dec 26, 1996 All the works shown is Copy Righted. index art

133. Self-Help Graphics & Art - Artist Programs The Exhibition Print Program has also enabled selfHelp to show the work of local artists in museums and art centers in key regional exhibits such as the Los http://www.selfhelpgraphics.com/artist_programs.shtml

Artist Programming printmaking atelier exhibition print program workshops collaborations ... HOME Printmaking Atelier Since 1983, The Printmaking Atelier has enabled well over 200 artists to create and produce over 300 editions of quality silkscreen prints. The Atelier has not only been Self-Help's most successful and well known program activity, but has also been a vital influence toward the development of the professional careers of the participating artists. The Atelier Program has provided artists with the opportunity to develop their skills and experience, build a body of work, and foster their creative development. The collection of prints to emerge from the Atelier have been a major contribution of Chicano art and culture to the contemporary art world. back to top Exhibition Print Program The Exhibition Print Program is the avenue by which framed prints created through the Atelier program and other special workshops are presented in local, national and Homefront Homeboy Esteban Villa 2003 international exhibitions. Locations enjoying exhibitions through this program include local service centers, schools, community centers, galleries, and universities. Through this program, we share our community's cultural expression with large diverse populations.

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135. Self-learning Eases Quantum Computing TRN 071002 selflearning eases quantum computing. July 10/17, 2002. By Eric Smalley, Technology Research News, http://www.trnmag.com/Stories/2002/071002/Self-learning_eases_quantum_computing_

Self-learning eases quantum computing July 10/17, 2002 By Eric Smalley , Technology Research News Page One Photons heft more data Eavesdropping gets people talking Self-learning eases quantum programming ... Cell parts paint picture Ordinary computers are rather simple devices, logically speaking. They cannot learn and they have to plow through large problems one step at a time. Two largely experimental methods of computing neural networks and quantum computing go beyond these limitations by mimicking biological brains, and exploiting the quirks of quantum physics, respectively. A team of researchers at Wichita State University is aiming to combine the two techniques in order to use neural networks' proven capacity for learning to help realize quantum computing's potential to solve astronomically large problems. The researchers made a simulation of a quantum neural network and used it to show how the theoretical devices could calculate the quantum mechanical property of entanglement. Calculating entanglement was an unsolved problem in field of quantum computing, said Elizabeth Behrman, an associate professor of physics at Wichita State University Entanglement is one of the weirder traits of quantum physics. When a subatomic particle or atom is isolated from the environment and cannot be observed, it enters into the quantum mechanical state of superposition, meaning it is in some mixture of all possible states. For example, a particle can spin in one of two directions, up or down. In superposition, however, the particle spins in some mixture of both directions at the same time.

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