Logan Ingalls Plutor

Aragorn
[... 15 previous Chieftains of the Dúnedain ...]
Arvedui, last King of Arthedain
[... 14 previous Kings of Arthedain ...]
Eärendur, last King of Arnor
[... 7 previous Kings of Arnor ...]
Isildur, King of Arnor
Elendil, King of Arnor and last Lord of Andúnië
Amandil
[... 16 previous Lords of Andúnië ...]

$ python belichick_generator.py

Q: Danny Amendola had a big kickoff return.

BB: Yeah, they have a complementary play that goes with it out of those same groups and same looks. They just shuffle them around the next week so after four or five games, you have a lot of different elements to the position that he plays and the coverages that he's involved with. But I think his running vision, ability to set up blocks and understanding blocking schemes as they relate to the kicking game – five, six guys that are pretty much on every team. Then you have your specialists and then you go play guard, you definitely know what the center is doing, maybe a little bigger role. They’ve been in a lot of different personnel groups in between up to the four receivers last week where they started both [Donte] Moncrief, [Hakeem] Nicks, [Reggie] Wayne and [T.Y.] Hilton. Plus, their backs are good receivers. It's really, you have all those personnel groups; you have a lot of elements of three real good pass rush skills, so

	# Run against *.EV? in a file from <http://www.retrosheet.org/game.htm>

	BEGIN {
	FS=","
	}

	$1 == "id" {
	if (awayisperfect) { print "perfect" }
	if (homeisperfect) { print "perfect" }
	awayisperfect = 1

	16.2 Defensive Pass Interference
	15.0 Roughing the Kicker
	15.0 Interference with Opportunity to Catch
	15.0 Illegal Peelback
	15.0 Illegal Cut
	15.0 Fair Catch Interference
	15.0 Face Mask
	15.0 Disqualification
	15.0 Clipping
	14.2 Personal Foul

	Data from http://www.prosportstransactions.com/football/DraftTrades/Years/

	2000 (#16): Sent to Jets as compensation for his own hiring
	2001 (#6): Drafted Richard Seymour
	2002 (#32): Traded up to #21, drafted Dan Graham
	2003 (#14): Acquired via trade for Drew Bledsoe, traded up to #13, drafted Ty Warren
	2003 (#19): Traded down to 2nd round plus 2004 1st round
	2004 (#21): Acquired via above trade, drafted Vince Wilfork
	2004 (#32): Drafted Ben Watson
	2005 (#32): Drafted Logan Mankins

	distance_cache = {}
	gcd_cache = {}
	def DelacorteInit():
	# TODO: This half of the initialization could be done faster.
	for row1 in range(28):
	for col1 in range(28):
	for row2 in range(28):
	row_distance = (row1 - row2) ** 2
	for col2 in range(28):
	distance_cache[row1, col1, row2, col2] = (

	# Results are in: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ucx9dgnYq83QDZv0nR1Ts1qXMQplqMRyiTlkJgZUQoU/edit?usp=sharing
	#
	# awk -f nfl-pre-sos-vs-actual.awk nfl-all-games.csv

	BEGIN {
	FS=","
	print "Season,Team,Actual SOS,Predicted SOS"
	}
	/^Season/ { next }

	// Get a Wordnik API key: http://developer.wordnik.com/
	var WORDNIK_API_KEY = "XXXX";
	// Get a Twitter app key: https://apps.twitter.com/
	var TWITTER_CONSUMER_KEY = "XXXX";
	var TWITTER_CONSUMER_SECRET = "XXXX";

	function Start() {
	// Delete exiting triggers, if any
	var triggers = ScriptApp.getProjectTriggers();
	for (var i = 0; i < triggers.length; i++) {

	# We own a set of alphabet blocks. There are 24 of them: one letter on each
	# (with drawings of things that start with that letter), and X, Y, and Z are all
	# on one block. We took the letters for our daughters name (no repeats, phew!)
	# and they sit on a shelf in her room. The rest are with her toys in the living
	# room.
	#
	# Here's how I figured out the longest words I could spell with the remaining
	# blocks (buchwald, plutarch, abruptly, upwardly, watchful, and wrathful).

	cat $WORDFILE \| # Replace with a word file on your machine, probably one in /usr/share/dict/ \

	Result result;
	if (!Something(&result)) {
	HandleError();
	}