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Author Archives: Wayne Cook
What is the main difference between C and Fortran?
The answer here is based on FORTRAN IV, the version of FORTRAN with which I have the most familiarity. The newer FORTRANs may have fixed the following problems. FORTRAN simply means Formula Translation. It is one of the first languages … Continue reading
The Memory Module for the Saturn V rocket
The Saturn V rocket went to the moon in the summer of 1969. Think about the technology back then and how hard it might have been to program the controls for a rocket that was to fly to the moon … Continue reading
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Celebrating July 4th
Celebrating the 4th of July is important to me and others in the United States of America. Each country has special celebrations based on their own history. Ours is declaring independence from England, a treasonous act that could have brought … Continue reading
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C++ Hardest New Concept
I teach C++ programming to beginners. All of them seem to quickly understand simple programs like “Hello World.” They can get the logic down fairly well in simple flow charts. But where they seem to have the most struggles is … Continue reading
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Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance
Angela Lee Duckworth was the person who came up with the term Grit after teaching seventh grade math. Her experience was that the students who could grasp the material were the ones who worked hard at understanding the material. IQ, … Continue reading
Posted in Do, Planning, Self-Worth, Serving, Uncategorized
Tagged Achievement, baseball, basketball, Education, effort, Grit, Learning, Passion, Perseverance, Purpose, skill, talent
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“I Am”
I am is the most powerful phrase in the English language. What follows those words determine what thoughts we each have about ourselves. The words following can be derogatory, learning, hopeful, humble, egotistical, or some combination. The choice is ours. … Continue reading
Posted in Attitude, Becoming, Computers, Divergent Thinking, Do, Goals, I Am, Planning, Self-Worth, Serving, Thinking, Uncategorized
Tagged attitude, Choose, Gratitude, I Am, Opportunity, positive attitude, Self-Worth
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Twenty Are Needed, Four Are Essential
I enjoy writing articles in areas that interest me. These fall into four categories, Health, Computers, Education, and Travel. I am currently looking for a day-job in Software Engineering as well as creating other streams of income. Since many of … Continue reading
Posted in Binary Compensation, Direct Sales, Financial Health, Fulfilling Life, Goals, Health and Wellness, Network Marketing, Northern Colorado, Planning, Self-Worth, Uncategorized
Tagged Binary Compensation, channels, Compensation Plan, cost, Direct Sales, Essential, middle-man, Necessary, Networking Marketing, Opportunity, restaurant, traditional
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In decisions, use your GUT
I went to a workshop yesterday presented by Roben Graziadei of Net Result$, LLC. Her presentation was on using intuition, gut, that still small voice, the light of Christ, or whatever that guiding voice is called. Everyone has it, it just … Continue reading
Posted in Attitude, Divergent Thinking, Fulfilling Life, Goals, Health and Wellness, Mentor, Planning, Self-Worth, Serving, Thinking, Uncategorized
Tagged abundance, attitude, Choose, Education, Gratitude, knowledge, Learning, Opportunity, positive attitude, Service, what do I do now, Wisely
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Crisis becomes a “dangerous” Opportunity if you give of yourself
I am listening to a series of commentaries on the teachings of Jim Rohn through Success Magazine. The one to which I listened today was by Denis Waitley.1 He covered a discussion that Jim Rohn had about the Chinese characters … Continue reading
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Tagged abundance, attitude, Choose, Crisis, Dangerous, Gratitude, Opportunity, Own will, positive attitude, Service
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“Make Each Day Your Masterpiece” – John Wooden
As I grow older, I look for people I really admire and from whom I may learn. Sitting still, no matter what my age, is not an option. I am going through a course on Jim Rohn through Success magazine … Continue reading