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Pirate (ARRR) is a cryptocurrency that solves the issue of financial privacy on the blockchain through forced anonymous transactions. Protect your wallet and transactions with Pirate’s completely anonymous network. With forced private transactions, your privacy cannot be compromised by another users’ activity on the network. If you wish to learn more, please join the official Pirate Discord at https://pirate.black/discord/ or message FishyGuts#5085, who will be happy to help out.
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FishyGuts09-Nov-18 02:30 PM
- holy shit I can’t believe how great @Seko and his international crew of pirates, and specifically his first mates... @Oszy , @Flexatron and @Mixic really have been putting forth some great material. I am very proud of them and happy to have them on board. Same with the translators too. I can see our exposure and reach hitting foreign language clients. Thank you guys!(edited)
If you guys want to encourage that, tip @Seko he distributed his tips to his team.
LooTz09-Nov-18 02:31 PM
Should try creating more educational content on why how aarrr is awesome ?
FishyGuts09-Nov-18 02:31 PM
Gonna get someone hitting Bitcoin Talk harder.
Yes Loots - I want to get two videos made.
One for why privacy on crypto is important and another on why arrrr is better. I have two video producers who want to work on this material.
Team interview requests have all gone out. I am waiting for all those back as well as my attorney to call about getting a foundation setup for Pirate.
Road map work will get picked up and laid out in the next week or two.
Cryptoon09-Nov-18 02:33 PM
100k ARRR order on DP was pulled?
FishyGuts09-Nov-18 02:33 PM
I have some interviews to get wrapped up, two for print. It’s a nutty week for me. Sorry I haven’t been around so much. Lots in the background.
Loots- I still want to pursue that idea we spoke about a couple weeks ago.
I would like to get some of this infrastructure set tho.
We WILL be doing that 100% and just have to time it right.
Oszy09-Nov-18 02:34 PM
@Cryptoon some if it got filled then lowered to 0.08 and now pulled(edited)
guess it wasn't james (edited)
LooTz09-Nov-18 02:36 PM
So many communities have no idea about you, it's like a private bubble in komodo discord. You need a regular writer to write articles and submit them to guest posting sites. Add them to social media.
Etc
FishyGuts09-Nov-18 02:37 PM
@LooTz yes to the Material. Every week the authors and editors are writing one well versed article.
If you have some outlets and ideas @LooTz can you reach out to @Seko ?
He’s good with communications and SEO and he would be the one to manage and get you what you need in that I believe.
LooTz09-Nov-18 02:38 PM
LinkedIn I recently discovered is a great place to post it an article for serious people's
FishyGuts09-Nov-18 02:38 PM
It’s easy to cross post all these medium articles we have written and you are right about cross exposure.
I’ve got a linked in with a pretty solid history. But non of my followers are crypto people. They all mortgage and loan guys.
@Seko can you get with @LooTz to explore some of these ideas he has!
!kmdtip @LooTz 7.77
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LooTz09-Nov-18 02:39 PM
Do it for the seo points if not for acquisitions
FishyGuts09-Nov-18 02:39 PM
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FishyGuts09-Nov-18 02:40 PM
I’ll do my best to provide and resources needed too!
Thank you for reminding me of the crypto bubble. I am guilty of doing his myself. But even the smartest best and brightest do the same.
LooTz09-Nov-18 02:40 PM
You get all social media accounts created for pirate ?
FishyGuts09-Nov-18 02:40 PM
We don’t have Facebook because they don’t do privacy
LooTz09-Nov-18 02:41 PM
Pinterest, Facebook etc
FishyGuts09-Nov-18 02:41 PM
But we have most others. No Pinterest.
LooTz09-Nov-18 02:41 PM
You should have all of them with links back to the site it's easy google seo juice
FishyGuts09-Nov-18 02:41 PM
We have international pirates getting on other sites - @rrrj288 is Chinese and posts to Weibo and QQ.
LooTz09-Nov-18 02:42 PM
Use keywords when creating all of them
FishyGuts09-Nov-18 02:42 PM
Glad to do all this... not sure where to start or specifically what you mean.
LooTz09-Nov-18 02:42 PM
So when someone googled most anon coin pirate social medias will come up along with the pirate.black site
house09-Nov-18 02:43 PM
set em up brother @LooTz just as the Pirate Chain is privacy focused, best not to support non-privacy centric platforms
but 3rd party is good
LooTz09-Nov-18 02:43 PM
It takes time and lots of work
FishyGuts09-Nov-18 02:43 PM
Let’s get together on this later yes? About 6 hours from now.
Just need to understand all the pieces your taking about and I can work on it over the weekend as I find time.
LooTz09-Nov-18 02:44 PM
I have meeting with blockfolio later
I'm free now
More then happy to talk
FishyGuts09-Nov-18 02:44 PM
I have to head out to a meeting for the next 2 hours.
LooTz09-Nov-18 02:44 PM
Ok I'll be around li und late tonight as always
Lootz is always here
Cryptofist09-Nov-18 02:47 PM
@LooTz you're talking about having keywords in titles, descriptions and such right? Not just within the articles?
Oszy09-Nov-18 02:50 PM
that's META you thinking about
FishyGuts09-Nov-18 02:51 PM
So glad to make all that happen. Will need help and direction.
I write loans and market. You want a 5% repsonse rate on your campaign... I’m your guy.
Have not to this Point learned or understood web or SEO but glad to learn and do what’s necessary. I have to / we have to.
Oszy09-Nov-18 02:51 PM
his point was to start using keywords in the articles that otherwise wouldn't be in the article. "best anon coin" you can do this as a "tag" at the end of the article for example
Cryptofist09-Nov-18 02:52 PM
I'm addicted to learning and helping so if anyone wants to drop some knowledge my way, im game.
Ok so yeah to add that long list of extra words into things.
Looking at youtube for "best privacy crypto" and similar there isn't a whole lot coming out right now, I think any videos will have a great effect.
Oszy09-Nov-18 02:53 PM
exactly. but if there will be a video titled this about pirate it will come up 1st place
Cryptofist09-Nov-18 02:53 PM
Ive been listening to xmr vs zcash vs ??? comparison while I work lately to increase my knowledge on the subject.
Oszy09-Nov-18 02:54 PM
that's great, the more you learn the better, so you can put off those trolls on reddit making no sense
Cryptofist09-Nov-18 02:54 PM
Yeah, exactly!
I want to fight the good fight and possibly write an article.(edited)
I have the opportunity to listen to stuff all day while working so, if anyone has some good things to share, please feel free.
In this video, I explain what privacy coins are - from a technical perspective through to understanding the most popular options today: Monero and Zcash. ###...
Thats ^ really good for anyone who needs some well explained basic knowledge.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴09-Nov-18 02:57 PM
best watched at 1.25x speed
Cryptofist09-Nov-18 02:59 PM
haha i do that sometimes.
But i gotta hear over loud fans.
LooTz09-Nov-18 02:59 PM
@Cryptofist yea man sorry was talking to ronny bosing from open ledger missed his message overnight
Cryptofist09-Nov-18 02:59 PM
aye no worries
LooTz09-Nov-18 03:00 PM
yea you should have a list of you favorite kwyords and should sprinke them into all the social medias
in title descriptions its
Oszy09-Nov-18 03:00 PM
in SEO you have to think about what you would search for
what people would serach for to find you
LooTz09-Nov-18 03:00 PM
seo give more weight to the keyword being in front of the sentence also so starting with the keyword is extra points
well back in the day we all tried ranking for 1 or 2 keywords, these days you need a lot more
so have a list of lsi keywords
Oszy09-Nov-18 03:02 PM
now you need phrases rather than words
LooTz09-Nov-18 03:02 PM
phrases are keywords as well
Oszy09-Nov-18 03:02 PM
i know that's not what i meant
LooTz09-Nov-18 03:02 PM
"What is Pirate Coin" <---- keyword
Cryptofist09-Nov-18 03:02 PM
best privacy coin, most private coin, top privacy coin
LooTz09-Nov-18 03:03 PM
even though it not a word lol i gotcha
Cryptofist09-Nov-18 03:03 PM
What is pirate crypto
Oszy09-Nov-18 03:03 PM
it was different 10 years ago that was literally 1 word spamming (edited)
LooTz09-Nov-18 03:03 PM
yea start with your name always first
Cryptofist09-Nov-18 03:03 PM
I usually search for "X coin market cap" first
LooTz09-Nov-18 03:03 PM
if you type in pirate coin and your site does not come up first, you have more work to do just on your name(edited)
Cryptofist09-Nov-18 03:03 PM
when researching, then for gems offf CMC i gotta dig more
Oszy09-Nov-18 03:04 PM
especially when you chosse a common word like pirate(edited)
LooTz09-Nov-18 03:04 PM
yup
Cryptofist09-Nov-18 03:04 PM
I think "pirate coin" is key to focus on because piratechain is called that more often than... piratechain lol
Oszy09-Nov-18 03:04 PM
pirate coin = shiny gold treasures
hence do not name your coin blue waffle
Cryptofist09-Nov-18 03:04 PM
hahahaha
LooTz09-Nov-18 03:05 PM
I am doing all this myslef for novusphere now, is a lot of work. you need a full time guys creating, cross-posting-commenting, guest posting, etc
reach out to all the superstars and tell them, alex jones, ron paul, etc
who care if they dont reply the public tweet will be there


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Guinevere Glasfurd is a British writer. Originally from the north of England, Guinevere now lives and works in Cambridgeshire. She has a background in historical research and has worked for BBC History Online. Her short fiction has been published by Mslexia and The Scotsman and she has won awards from Arts Council England and the British Council for her work.
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It wasn’t until I was in my late teens that I began to read and read and read; to read as if the world was about to run out of books. I remember reading all of H G Wells, then George Orwell. I read a lot of literature in translation: Camus, Gide, Knut Hamsun and loved the large format paperbacks that Picador used to publish. I didn’t have much money so spent a lot of time in secondhand bookshops, buying books for pennies.
I never questioned it at the time, but literature for me was predominantly male. It is something I’ve come to question since as a writer.
2. Where did the idea of The Words in my Hand? come from?
I knew I wanted to write about Descartes but did not want to write from his point of view; so much had been written about him already. As I started my research, I came across a one-line reference to Helena Jans, the Dutch maid with whom he had an affair. It intrigued me. I had studied Descartes at university and yet knew nothing about this relationship.
As I read more widely, it became apparent that although historians knew about Helena Jans, few showed any degree of curiosity about her, about the relationship, and its possible impact on Descartes and his work. It said something to me about the invisibility of women in history, both then and now.
It is likely that Helena knew Descartes at a critical time in his life; before he had published and perhaps for a decade or more. He is now known as “the father of modern philosophy” but he wasn’t that then, when Helena knew him. It was a time of crisis for Descartes. Galileo was under house arrest under the Roman Inquisition for his Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief World Systems which proposed a heliocentric model - that the sun was at the centre - of the universe. After reading Galileo, Descartes came close to destroying his own work.
It’s known that Helena and Descartes wrote to each other, but these letters have been lost. This raised all kinds of questions for me, because the written word at this time belonged predominantly to men and to a few wealthy women. It was highly unusual for a woman of Helena’s background to be able to write. Explaining how this might have happened became a central theme in the novel, and a way to reveal Helena’s backstory and strength of character. The novel became a way to weave Descartes’ and Helena’s stories together through their developing relationship.
3. I would imagine that there was very little written about Helena Jans. Did that make it easier or more difficult to fill in the gaps?
Every book presents its own challenges. Very little survives in the archive that references Helena. We should not be surprised by that. Most women’s (and indeed men’s) lives were not documented in the way they are now. But what is known about Helena is tantalising, and I used these facts as stepping stones across the story. I had to join the dots, to imagine what might have happened in between.
I place Helena’s story on a level with Descartes’: her struggle for learning runs alongside his quest for reason. She is not the woman behind the great man: she is the woman in front of him. A woman with her own view of the world; her own experiences, thoughts and beliefs. The ‘great man of history’ narrative is not only tiresome, it perpetuates clichés about Descartes. It seemed much more interesting to turn this on its head, to see Descartes from a completely different direction, through Helena’s eyes.
There were times when I felt I couldn’t write the book. Who was I to put words in Descartes’ mouth? The way I dealt with this was to remind myself that I was telling Helena’s story. I was able then to draw Descartes’ character close when I needed to and to push him away again, when he was not.
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I’m editing my second novel, which is a contemporary story about the recurring power of first love. It moves between 1984 and 2014 and tells one woman’s story, when she is 18 and when she is 48. The novel is partly set in South Wales, against the backdrop of the miners’ strike, and moves between the radical politics of the 80s to the years leading towards Brexit.
It’s a story of first love, of lost love, and the search for truth after thirty years, a truth that has devastating and far-reaching consequences.
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I really hope you enjoy the book and thank you for reading it at the library. Libraries play an important role in bringing new books to the attention of readers. I’m a huge supporter of libraries; local communities rely on them and together they form an important part of our cultural life.
I absolutely deplore the cuts to library funding. Every library closure, every book budget cut, every loss of a trained librarian is an insult to us all.
6. What is the best piece of writing advice you were ever given?
The novelist Louise Doughty helped me think about the structure of a novel, its function. There are so many ways to tell a story, but the writer has to settle on one. Louise helped me to think clearly about that. The structure a writer settles on determines the story that is told.
7. Given a time machine and the ability to go backwards or forwards what date would you set the clock for and why?
What an interesting question, but tricky to answer. I wouldn’t want to go into the future; the present feels uncertain enough as it is. I thought I might like to go back to the 17th century, but am not sure I could cope with the stink.
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Moto3, Dalla Porta: "I gave up so many things, now life has improved"
The new world champion was warmly welcomed by his fans at EICMA. "It's nice to be popular, which means I'm entertaining them. Why haven't we won in the Moto3 for 15 years? Lots of fast but inconsistent riders."
by Andrea RossiEICMA 2019 was also where Italian fans warmly welcomed the new world champion, Lorenzo Dalla Porta. The King of the Moto3 attended the Milan Motor Show on Friday and, between events with sponsors and a glimpse around at what was new in the world of engines, he was literally swamped by his fans. What's it feel like signing all those autographs?
"It's a great pleasure to have all these people around," said Dalla Porta. "It's nice being popular and being able to transmit something to the public when I'm racing. I race for myself, but I'm really happy to entertain my fans."
But they actually already had a big party in Montemuro, your town, when you went back home after the triptych.
"Yes, it was more like a welcome back party," Lorenzo said.
You returned after almost a month away, traveling around the world. A month that was practically perfect, with 3 victories out of 3 and the world championship. What did you feel on the plane when you left and on the one when you returned?
"It couldn't have felt better than this," he said. "Even before the triptych, in Thailand, I had finished the race in second place because of small mistake at the last turn, but I felt good. This year, I didn't feel pressured, since I always tried to find the positive side, without getting mad. I always believed in it."
When did you realize that you could do it?
"We had set the objective of winning the world championship, along with the team, when I signed my renewal with Leopard last year. They believed in me, and I in them, and already in Qatar we felt strong. Maybe we had a turning point in Thailand. That second place was the definitive confirmation because I was in a complicated moment. My grandmother had passed away, and it was one of the most difficult weekends of my life. But I approached the race in the right way, and I realized I could do it."
Were you uncertain or did you already feel like a champion?
There could have been so many obstacles. I can't say that I felt unbeatable, but I really believed in myself after the race."
 What do you think you can improve?
"I really don't know. I think I'm okay psychologically because I won, and so my mentality was right. Technically , there's always something to develop, but nothing in particular comes to mind."
Your victory in the Moto3 comes 15 years after the last time an Italian won in the minor class. The category was still the 125cc and the champion was Andrea Dovizioso who, in 2004, had won his only world championship. Why hadn't we won in 15 years, and why was it you who won?
Honestly? I don't know. The experts and the people at home have to say why I won. I did a bit of my own thing. I wanted it so much, and I had to work hard. This world championship is the result of so much work and so many sacrifices. I've never put myself in the shoes of others who haven't won in the Moto3 in 15 years. Maybe no one has ever managed to be as constant as they were fast because, it's true that there have been difficult seasons, but also good ones, like this one, where lots of really fast Italians were on the grid. I did it."
But being a world champion for someone your age also means making sacrifices. What did you miss out on these years?
"In the end, I'm a guy like any other right now, except when I'm racing. In the last few years, I gave up my studies, but I actually never really liked sitting behind a school desk, so it wasn't a big loss. But I remember when I started. This is a really expensive sport and, for many years, I couldn't afford lots of things."
Like what?
"I couldn't go out with friends at night, buy fashionable clothes and phones. I couldn't afford lots of material things because I knew that we had to save in the family. But now I'm fulfilling lots of my desires. I obviously don't throw money away, but now life has improved somewhat."


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Big second half sends Duquesne past Loyola Marymount 71-50
by Associated PressBIMINI, Bahamas (AP) — Michael Hughes and reserve Lamar Norman Jr. scored 12 points apiece and Duquesne dominated the second half and rolled to a 71-50 victory over Loyola Marymount on Sunday at the Junkanoo Jam.
Baylee Steele came off the bench to score 10 with seven rebounds for the unbeaten Dukes (5-0). Duquesne trailed by two points at halftime before outscoring the Lions (2-3) 43-24 after intermission.
Erik Johansson hit three 3-pointers and led LMU with 11 points. Eli Scott added 10 points, four rebounds and four assists.
Loyola Marymount shot 42% overall but just 33% (5 of 15) from beyond the arc. The Lions made only 5 of 10 at the free-throw line. Duquesne shot 46% from the floor and buried 12 of 29 from distance (41%). The Dukes sank 7 of 8 foul shots.
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XML Model SPIs
The SPI defines an interface of GrammarQuery
provider.
Once registered (the registration methods depends on particular
client) it can reply to queries that can be resolved with a
grammar knowledge. It reuses DOM interfaces for context definition
however their semantics can be slightly changed. Most notably the DOM
is read-only and may throw DOMException.UNSUPPORTED_OPERATION
from
more methods than defined by DOM IDLs.
How to Register a Provider
Default GrammarQuery
registration mechanism uses
Lookup. Modules providing an implementation can register
{@link org.netbeans.modules.xml.api.model.GrammarQueryManager} at default filesystem. Such
registration can be than located by clients using
{@link org.netbeans.modules.xml.api.model.GrammarQueryManager#getDefault} which returns
an implementation proxing to registered ones.
XML Code Completion ("XCC") SPI Requirements
XML Phenomens to be Completed
- pairing end tag (must be solved by a client)
- element name and content
- attribute name and value (enumerated, ...)
- namespace prefix (namespaces declared)
- general reference name
- parameter reference name
- prolog content (must be solved by a client)
XCC Context
All bellow can be described by read-only DOM Node context.
- Current namespace (possibly derived from parents)
- Parents
- Siblings
- Attributes (what about default ones)
Document content that is not described by DOM Node that must be extra handled
by a client:
- Entity Prolog
- extra handling is easy no grammar required
- DTD Stuff
- what about it? exclude this support in GrammarQuery
Document DTD if any (note it is a responsibility of a binder)
XCC Interface
XCC behaviour should be pluggable, XML module should provide
a default implementation for:
- well formed document
- document history based completion (at least pairing tags)
- DTD grammar based completion
- content is forced by a DTD grammar
- Schema grammar based completion
- must be namespace aware
Particular XCC plugins can add some well-known global attributes at element content or
can provide information that is not provided by grammar (Ant task names and content)
or can handle new type of grammar.
Integration with Text Editor
Text editor must provide its context as virtual read-only Node representing
just edited phenomenon (therefore itself invalid).
Narrowing Context
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- whitespace in content
- complete element name, the first option is pairing end tag
- <ns:prefix
- complete element name starting with the prefix defined in given ns (detect that document use : for ordinary naming)
- </prefix
- complete pairing end tag starting with prefix
- <prefix
- complete element name or namespace starting with the prefix
- [prefix after] whitespace in element start tag markup
- complete namespace prefix of attribute name (global)
- &prefix
- list all declared general entities starting with prefix
- pseudo attribute name in prolog
- complete one of: version, standalone, encoding
- pseudo attribute value in prolog
- complete from list of known values (encodings)
Integration with Tree Editor
Narrowing Context
All particular text field values may be used as prefix, but in this mode
all other values can be hidden.
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In computer science, a data structure is a data organization, management and storage format that enables efficient access and modification. More precisely, a data structure is a collection of data values, the relationships among them, and the functions or operations that can be applied to the data. — Wikipedia
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Tree | non-linear data structure that simulates a hierarchical tree structure |
In mathematics and computer science, an algorithm is an unambiguous specification of how to solve a class of problems. “A set of rules that precisely defines a sequence of operations.” — Wikipedia
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Depth-First Search (DFS) | algorithm for searching or traversing tree or graph data structures |
| Breadth-First Search (BFS) | algorithm for searching or traversing tree or graph data structures |
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Knuth-Morris-Pratt (KMP) | string-searching algorithm |
The Algorithm Design Manual —
Steven Skiena
Introduction to Algorithms
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Learning JavaScript Data Structures and Algorithms
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The Common Gateway Interface is the original standard method of running programs under web servers.
hello - The simplist Amzi! CGI script.
infoform - A simple example of using the Amzi! CGI script capabilities with an HTML information request form.


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whole name of a person - first name & family name
unique FB user identifier
whether is a person blocked by the user
whether is a person included in user's friends list
URL to user's FB profile.
URL to profile picture of the user in low resolution (32x32 px)
Type of FB account.
user's profile name @example 'james.testing24'
alternate name of a person (optional - new FB users don't have this name set by default)


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V07 - Create 2D array for easier row and column reference
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V10 - Fix grid concatenation in debug
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Some people find it interesting to retrieve the value of some generics (i.e. a Class<T>
instance) in order to perform their own checks or support further features.
Indeed, because generics are lost at runtime through type erasure, various tricks may be needed to retrieve the type of instance stored by a List<T>
or other generic types at runtime.
However, this requirement is often supported by a bad design, the kind of thing that is more about hacking the language rather than specifying a robust and easy-to-use architecture.
Of course, we do not say that there is no inconvenient to type erasure (there is a lot), but for the specific case of automatic retrieval of generics at runtime, although it is true that type erasure makes it hard, there is actually a good reason why not to do it in the first place.
Let say we develop a program which deals with data, for which we want to produce some statistics. For our purpose, we may need to measure the size of some pieces of data, which can be done in various ways depending on their type. To keep it generic, we then use a common interface to compute this size, like the following:
interface SizeComputer<T> {
public long sizeOf(T data);
}
One could implement various size computers, like the following one for String
instances:
SizeComputer<String> stringSize = new SizeComputer<String>() {
@Override
public long sizeOf(String data) {
return data.length();
}
};
Or in a more concise way by using lambda expressions:
SizeComputer<String> stringSize = (data) -> data.length();
Of course, many size computers can be used depending on the type of object, the point then is to retrieve the right computer depending on the type of data we have. To do so, we decide to store our computers in a map which, depending on the type of data, will retrieve the correct computer:
// Create the computers
SizeComputer<Byte> byteSize = (data) -> 1;
SizeComputer<String> stringSize = (data) -> data.length();
SizeComputer<ArrayList<?>> listSize = (data) -> data.size();
// Store them
Map<Class<?>, SizeComputer<?>> map = new HashMap<>();
map.put(Byte.class, byteSize);
map.put(String.class, stringSize);
map.put(ArrayList.class, listSize);
// Try on a string
{
String string = "test";
SizeComputer<String> sizeComputer = (SizeComputer<String>) map.get(String.class);
long size = sizeComputer.sizeOf(string);
System.out.println("String size: " + size);// Display 4
}
// Try on a list
{
ArrayList<Integer> list = new ArrayList<>();
list.add(1);
list.add(2);
list.add(3);
SizeComputer<ArrayList<?>> sizeComputer = (SizeComputer<ArrayList<?>>) map.get(ArrayList.class);
long size = sizeComputer.sizeOf(list);
System.out.println("ArrayList size: " + size);// Display 3
}
It works, but the uses (parts in brackets) are not generic enough: many elements are given manually, so we cannot make a method which retrieves the right computer and displays the size for any type.
A first limitation is that the computers are retrieved by giving the Class
instance, but it can be easily fixed by providing instead the class of the data directly.
For instance, String.class
can be replaced by string.getClass()
and ArrayList.class
by list.getClass()
.
Second, because the types are heterogeneous, we cannot fix them when we declare the Map
instance, and consequently we need to make a manual cast when we retrieve the computers.
We can fix that by using an heterogenous generic type:


public class BidList
extends java.lang.Object
BidList
is meant to hold a list of Bid
objects.
It is basically a wrapper around an ArrayList
.Bid
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
BidList()
Creates a new list of
Bid s |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addBid(Bid bid)
Adds a
Bid to the list |
void |
clearBids()
Removes all
Bid s in the list |
boolean |
containsBid(Bid bid)
Checks whether the supplied
Bid is contained in the list |
boolean |
containsBid(java.lang.String id)
Checks whether a
Bid with the supplied id is contained in the list |
java.util.ArrayList<Bid> |
getArray()
Returns the list as an
ArrayList |
Bid |
getBid(int index)
Returns the
Bid at the supplied index |
Bid |
getBid(java.lang.String id)
Returns the
Bid with the supplied id |
Bid |
getMaxBid()
Find the
Bid with the largest bid amount. |
void |
removeBid(Bid bid)
Removes a
Bid from the list |
void |
removeBid(int index)
Removes the
Bid at the supplied index from the list |
void |
removeBid(java.lang.String id)
Removes the
Bid with the supplied id from the list |
int |
size()
Returns the size of the list
|
public BidList()
Bid
sBid
public int size()
public boolean containsBid(Bid bid)
Bid
is contained in the listbid
- the bid in questionpublic boolean containsBid(java.lang.String id)
Bid
with the supplied id is contained in the listid
- the id of the bid in questionpublic void addBid(Bid bid)
Bid
to the listbid
- the bid to addpublic void removeBid(Bid bid)
Bid
from the listbid
- the bid to removejava.lang.RuntimeException
- if bid not contained in the listpublic void removeBid(int index)
Bid
at the supplied index from the listindex
- the index of the bid to removejava.lang.RuntimeException
- if the index is not in range 0
to size()-1
public void removeBid(java.lang.String id)
Bid
with the supplied id from the listid
- the id of the bid to removejava.lang.RuntimeException
- if there is no bid in the list with the supplied idpublic Bid getBid(int index)
Bid
at the supplied indexindex
- the index of the bid to returnjava.lang.RuntimeException
- if the index is not in range 0
to size()-1
public java.util.ArrayList<Bid> getArray()
ArrayList
public Bid getBid(java.lang.String id)
Bid
with the supplied idid
- the id of the bid to returnjava.lang.RuntimeException
- if the index is not in range 0
to size()-1
public void clearBids()
Bid
s in the listpublic Bid getMaxBid()
Bid
with the largest bid amount.


-
Accepts and settles the delivery.
Updates the DeliveryState, and optionally settle the delivery as well.
StreamDelivery.modified(boolean deliveryFailed,
boolean undeliverableHere)
Modifies and settles the delivery.
Blocking receive method that waits forever for the remote to provide a
StreamReceiverMessage
for consumption.
Blocking receive method that waits the given time interval for the remote to provide a
StreamReceiverMessage
for consumption.
Rejects and settles the delivery, sending supplied error information along
with the rejection.
Releases and settles the delivery.
Settles the delivery locally.
Non-blocking receive method that either returns a message is one is immediately available or
returns null if none is currently at hand.
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final class
A
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types from an incoming split framed transfer.


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Welcome to Jeff and Emily's map of NYC's best dessert spots!
Jeff and Emily are aan adorable pair of married New Yorker's who go around NYC, eat the city's best desserts, and then plot them on this map so that you can also enjoy some awesome desserts!


Destination: Mechanus
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Boreal Massif - We All Have An Impact
Strong AOTY candidate. Deep, bottom end heavy instrumental hip hop / ambient. Kinda reminds me of Endtroducing, but without the flashy drum patterns and sounding more refined / focused. The entire album has an almost lo-fi dub texture to it, all the crackles and prominent time-based effects are all over the album.
Release date: 2019-10-11
[9.1/10]
Rakta - Faina Comum
Dark, visceral post-punk. My only complaint to this album is its short runtime.
Release date:
[8.8/10]
Jansport J, Haz Solo - Solo Sport
If you dig Eric Lau or J Dilla then this is the stuff. Although none of the songs reaches two minute mark the songs never feel rushed or unfinished.
Release date:
[8.6/10]
Jefre Cantu-Ledesma - Tracing Back The Radiance
Totally missed this one… awesome ambient release by one of the genre’s finest. This is the exactly how an ambient musical project should be done…
Release date:
[8.6/10]
非 / 密閉空間 - Flow, Gesture, And Spaces
Dissonant, chopped up glitch / IDM / jazztronica. 好後悔沒去看發片然後跑去看了陽光普照…
Release date: 2019-11-06
[8.5/10]
Takafumi Matsubara - Strange, Beautiful And Fast
So the mastermind behind Gridlink has recovered from his hand injury… and now he still shreds. This one got more grooves and melodies than Gridlink albums IMO. Super dope.
Release date: 2019-09-20
[8.5/10]
Lanark Artefax - Corra Linn
Very awesome IDM / jungle. Don’t miss out!

Release date: 2019-10-04
[8.4/10]
Seefeel - Peel Session
Dub / minimal electrionica / ambient. Those who dig Jan Jelinek and Pole will definitely love this one.
Release date: 2019-11-15
[8.3/10]
Lee Gamble - Exhaust
So what exactly is “conceptronica”… Dope bass / techno release. I really like the soung Tyre and Envenom, but other songs are pretty tight too. RIYL bass heavy, groovy club techno music. Also if you don’t know who Mark Fisher was then you definitely should.
Release date: 2015-07-24
[8.3/10]
Abyssal - A Beacon In The Husk
Crushing death metal. If Blood Incantation is your jam… this one probably isn’t. This is more like a catchier Portal. Their debut LP is more chaotic and gnarlier than this one IMO, so do make sure to check that one out.
Release date: 2019-06-21
[8.3/10]
Ana Frango Elétrico - Little Electric Chicken Heart
Latin jazzy indie rock / pop. Vibrant and a lot of fun!
Release date: 2019-09-12
[8.3/10]
AGF - Commissioned Work
Experimental ambient / field recording music. The dissonant songs are very engaging, keeping the listener on the edge of their seat, while the softer ambient songs are haunting and right up my alley. I really like how AGF meshes synth sounds into eerie field recording music. Pretty dope.
Release date: 2019-09-28
[8.3/10]
Drowse - Light Mirror
Brooding, dark post-punk / shoegaze / ambient. Think what you imagined the new HANL release would be before it was really out.
Release date: 2019-06-07
[8.2/10]
Seba Kaapstad - Thina
Pretty dope chilled out jazz hop. The opening track is really good… overall has a Nujabes vibe to it. I suppose this is exactly the sound Taiwanese rappers are trying (and failed) to achieve.
Release date: 2018-12-21
[8.2/10]
Madteo - Dropped Out Sunshine
House + hip hop + ambient.
Release date: 2019-11-15
[8.2/10]
Carla Dal Forno - Look Up Sharp
New age inspired post-punk / indie pop. The instrumentation is pretty sparse in this release, which I dig. If there ever is a cafe that plays this… everyone should go there to do stuff.
Release date: 2019-10-04
[8.1/10]
Black To Comm - Before After
Dissonant, bleak modern composition / drone / ambient. I enjoy this quite a bit.
Release date: 2021-04-16
[8.1/10]
Ziúr - ATØ
Pretty dope techno. Overall this album sounds vibrant and is a lot of fun to listen to. Kind of feel like an instrumental Sophie album, with that animate yet mechanized texture to it. Cool stuff.
Release date: 2019-08-16
[8.0/10]
Fabulous Diamonds - Plain Songs
To be honest I still prefer Commercial Music to this one. This album still carries that eerie vibe but not as haunting as their previous one. Nevertheless it is still quite enjoyable and definitely recommended for those who dig dark, bleak, almost ceremonial music.
Release date: 2021-05-20
[8.0/10]
Lafidki, Ayankoko, Pisitakun - Dângrêk Mountains
Definitely keep an eye on Chinabot… this techno / jungle compilation features three artists from the three countries bordering the namesake mountain. This release kind of coincides with what I’m reading right now, about how borders and limits are created, and how can we conceptualize strategies to transcend / overcome them. I guess one could probably call this an attempt at the realization of a BwO music? Probably…
Release date:
[8.0/10]
Giant Swan - Giant Swan
Gritty industrial techno. Starts off really strong.
Release date: 2019-11-08
[7.9/10]
Johanna Knutsson, Karen Gwyer - Oscillate Tracks 003
I always thought Karen Gwyer is more like Felicia Atkinson than Laurel Halo, boy was I wrong… pretty intense techno EP. My only complaint is the super short run time. If the sound textures and moods on this EP were to be extended and developed more I’d say it’s a solid 8.0+.
Release date: 2019-08-09
[7.9/10]
Arp Frique, Americo Brito - Radio Verde
Vintage funk & pop compilation from Cape Verde. Some songs sound somewhat similar to Japanese city pop music from the 80’s, but much funkier, with more world music references (there are obvious samba influences), and adventurous.
Release date: 2019-10-07
[7.9/10]
The Body - Remixed
I think The Body’s own proper releases are not as good as the remix / collabs…
Release date: 2013-01-01
[7.8/10]
Masahiro Sugaya - Horizon, Volume 1
Minimalistic Japanese new age music. Has a jazzy feel and a playful mood throughout the album.
Release date: 2019-10-11
[7.8/10]
Steven Warwick - MOI
Upbeat UK club techno / synth heavy avant-pop. Pretty good. I like how his voice is very low and reminds me of some post-punk vocalists.
Release date: 2021-03-31
[7.8/10]
Various Artists - Earthen: A Cold Spring Sampler
Two hours of morbid music. Honestly it’s a bit too long to my liking… but some tracks on this compilation album definitely worth checking out. Music spans from noise (Merzbow) to noise punk (Zeni Geva) to ambient (Coil) to black metal (Jotunspor). The Coil tracks in this album are pretty dope.
Release date:
[7.7/10]
Al-Doe, Spanish Ran - Doña Blanca
Super compact east coast rap EP.  The lyrics aren’t really that good but the delivery is gritty and on point.
Release date:
[7.7/10]
Scorn - Cafe Mor
Newest release from a dub techno veteran. Grinding.
Release date: 2018-09-01
[7.7/10]
Konradsen - Saints And Sebastian Stories
Delicate indie pop. Overall this album has a sound very likely to be found in several Taiwanese artists’ releases, the kind of music where soothing chill hop meets indie pop /rock, but this one has much more consistency. Or think a softer, less memorable version of Shura’s new album…
Release date: 2019-10-25
[7.6/10]
Duckwrth - The Falling Man
Alright hip hop album. Flow-wise there are plenty of moments that remind me of how Denzel Curry does it. The features on this EP are overshadowed by Duckwrth’s own performance though.
Release date: 2019-05-17
[7.5/10]
Chikano, Granddad Woolly - KanoDadda: Exprmnt VII
A straightforward hip hop album. The beats and the flows sound pretty oldschool, I guess for an album that focuses on vintage sci-fi themes that’s reasonable… Still a decent hip hop album, just that I’m no longer that huge on this kind of stuff.
Release date:
[7.4/10]
Bersarin Quartett - Methoden Und Maschinen
While I’m a huge fan of their self-titled LP released back in 2010, I totally missed out on their second and third releases and am totally ignorant on how their sound evolved. To me this new album feel more like a tamed version of Ben Frost’s stuff. Overall I still prefer the said self-titled to this release.
Release date: 2019-11-28
[7.4/10]
Alessandro Cortini - Volume Massimo
Poignant synth-based electronica. I really like the first song but not so much the others - not really digging all these major chords and faux-brooding post-rock cliches.
Release date: 2019-09-27
[7.3/10]
Aphex Twin - Peel Session 2
Eh.
Release date: 2019-11-15
[7.2/10]
Shanti Celeste - Tangerine
Uplifting house music. Pretty funky.
Release date: 2020-04-24
[7.2/10]
Doon Kanda - Labyrinth
I think the chord progressions are pretty predictable on this LP, and the classical influenced textures / instrumentations, while quite intriguing on the first couple of songs soon become repetitive. I do agree this album has a overall darker, haunting yet playful mood to it, and is indeed a pretty memorable album. Despite the opinions I have about this album I’ll definitely be looking forward to Kanda’s future releases.
Release date: 1986-01-01
[7.0/10]
Chai - PUNK
J-pop with punk influences (duh). To me it’s too overtly sweet but I do think the songs are very nicely written. Definitely worthy of the praise they’ve been getting lately, just that this type of music isn’t really my jam.
Release date: 2020-07-01
[7.0/10]
Coucou Chloe - Naughty Dog
Experimental trap-influenced club music.
Release date: 2019-05-31
[6.9/10]
Olga Wojciechowska - Infinite Distances
Graceful piano modern classical music. While the music is soothing it lacks memorability and captivity.
Release date: 2019-11-04
[6.9/10]
Boris - Love & Evol
There are moments that are crushing and unrelenting, and then there are its post-rock-ish Bugs of Phonon parts, but overall Boris is just replicating their old stuff on this record.
Release date: 2019-10-04
[6.8/10]
An Isolated Mind - I’m Losing Myself
Post-metal / black metal / folk metal. One of those metal albums that tries to blend various musical influences into an album but doesn’t really accomplish too much apart from the presence of multiple different guitar tones. The start of this album is pretty heavy but the ending two songs are just placeholder ambient songs with no discernible meaning.
Release date: 2019-03-23
[6.7/10]
Have A Nice Life - Sea Of Worry
Is it awful? Don’t really think so. Is it a disappointment? Definitely. Gothic post-punk with dripping reverb layered on top. The vocals feel rather out of place and doesn’t really fit with the other instruments.
Release date: 2019-11-08
[6.7/10]
Kevin Abstract - Arizona Baby
Pretty tame pop rap. Can’t stand the falsettos…
Release date: 2019-04-25
[6.5/10]
clipping. - There Existed An Addiction To Blood
I enjoy Midcity and their self-titled album much more than this one. I like Ed Balloon’s feature here, but the other songs feel like pretty bland trap / horrorcore to me.
Release date: 2019-10-18
[6.0/10]
Departure Chandelier - Antichrist Rise To Power
Raw black metal. I don’t think there’s a bassist in the band, and sometimes the timing is way off to go unnoticed. The guitar sounds… really bad :/
Release date: 2019-04-26
[6.0/10]
Ameer Vann - Emmanuel
At first I thought he’s a newcomer in the underground hardcore hip hop scene… but then after skimming through news about him it appears this album is more like a non-apology of a sex offender. I actually like the instrumentals on the first three songs quite a bit, but this kind of buck passing is just beyond tolerance IMO. 田昀凡饒舌樂
Release date: 2020-05-29
[5.0/10]
魏如萱 - 藏著並不等於遺忘
This is an incoherent album. There are brooding, drawn out mellow songs, shallow electro pop songs with beat drops, frivolous folk songs that are there just for the sake of it, and then there are soft rock songs. There’s even a bossa nova song… I mean trying out new styles of music is definitely commendable, but this feels less like an attempt to incorporate different styles into a musical project than a lack of song selection. I will say that the musicians did a great job, especially the drummer - lots of chops has been added and they do shine through the rather blandly written songs. As for the lyrics… 「在你設定的世界 規矩就是斑馬線 很多人站在那邊 卻很難走到對面」 Some Kanye level stuff.
Release date: 2019-11-20
Overall this album feels pretty superficial and doesn’t even try. My biggest complaint is that the songwriting just feels… lazy, to the point where it’s like the songwriter just decided which song should fit in what genre, then put the most typical instruments and chords into that song.
[3.3/10]
持修 - 房間裡的大象
insufferable
Release date: 2019-11-20
[0.3/10]
Chris Orrick - Portraits
Dope jazz hop album. Dig the self-deprecating lyrics.
Release date: 2020-11-05
[8.5/10]
Lye By Mistake - Fea Jur
Menacing progressive metal / jazz fusion. Imagine Allan Holdsworth on speed. After I checked out on Dysrhythmia’s new stuff I recalled that I dig this band like 8 years ago. Turns out I’m still diggin’ it.
Release date: 2021-06-01
[8.5/10]
Regis - Necklace Of Bites
The quintessential techno album. FFO JK Flesh.
Release date: 2019-11-01
[8.3/10]
Roy Montgomery - Scenes From The South Island
FFO Suishou No Fune. Honestly it sounds much more like a stripped down guitar centric psych rock record than an ambient one. Still pretty good though.
Release date: 2019-11-29
[7.4/10]
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Rise of the machine: AI robot escapes from custody
BBC | Submitted by: poorjon
"Two airports have been alerted after a giant robotic balloon escaped from a science centre in South Yorkshire. Staff at the Magna Science Adventure Centre, in Rotherham, were forced to inform aviation authorities after the 'flyborg' floated off into the sky as it was being moved. The 13-feet long airship can expand to four times its usual size as it flies, and could fly for a week before it deflates. ... The flyborg has a computerised brain which allows it to avoid obstacles."
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Life sentence for sucking boy toes
Fox News | Submitted by: boat6float
"The former supervisor of a Newport Beach youth program was sentenced Friday to life in prison on 25 counts of lewd conduct and assault for sucking the toes of 20 boys. Trenton Veches, 32, will be eligible for parole in 15 years. ... Veches' mother, Joyce Ormes, said the sentence was too harsh.  That's the threat Internet smut-slingers say they've been receiving from a hacker with a vendetta against the adult industry. And it appears to be more than just tough talk. Several sites have been temporarily taken offline in the last 10 days, battered by massive denial-of-service attacks, according to website operators. ... One erotica operator, who asked not to be named, said that beefed-up security measures have kept attackers at bay, after Deepsy allegedly crashed his site. This webmaster said he'd like to tell the FBI about his troubles. But he and others in the porn world are reluctant. ... 'Try going to the FBI computer crimes division and saying you run analsex.com.'"
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Woman ineptly torches skeleton to fake death
WKMG-TV 6 Orlando | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"A South Carolina woman accused of putting a disinterred skeleton in her car and setting the vehicle on fire in an attempt to stage her own death has been arrested in Florida. Sandra Grice, 37, of Dillon County, S.C., was charged with desecration of human remains, arson and violation of federal probation, said Sheriff Billy Page of Marion County in South Carolina. ... Grice staged her death last year to avoid appearing in court on federal drug charges... Last October, a passer-by discovered a female skeleton in Grice's 1998 smoke-filled Ford Contour, which was abandoned near a wooded area of Marion County. But the flames had gone out because the doors were closed and the windows were rolled up, so the fire ran out of oxygen."
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More bomb technology to worry about
canada.com | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"Canadian defence scientists are leading an international effort to devise protection against new and more powerful terrorist explosives designed to flatten buildings and rupture people's internal organs. The weapons, referred to as thermobaric explosives, were developed during the Cold War in the Soviet Union, but there are concerns the devices may have now made their way into the hands of terrorists or rogue nations. At the same time, some terrorist bombs, such as the one detonated last year by al-Qaeda operatives on the Indonesian island of Bali, use the same principles that are behind thermobaric explosives."
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More plagiarism by British Intelligence in Iraq reports
Independent | Submitted by: prettynwitty
"The document, released last September, shows at least six separate items on Saddam Hussein's alleged weapons of mass destruction were lifted from reports up to 21 months old. ... Mr Blair wrote: 'This document is based, in large part, on the work of the Joint Intelligence Committee (JIC) ... Its work, like the material it analyses, is largely secret. It is unprecedented for the Government to publish this kind of document.' Although the action may be unprecedented, much of the information was freely available on the internet."
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Woman allegedly stalked self
canada.com | Submitted by: Sellasia
"Court documents show the husband of beleaguered Lethbridge alderman Darlene Heatherington gave investigators key evidence against his wife -- suggesting she penned sexually lurid letters to herself that supposedly came from a stalker. ... The 40-year-old was charged last month with public mischief for misleading Lethbridge police into believing she was the target of a stalker in her home town. ... in a dramatic news conference last month, Darlene Heatherington insisted she was abducted by a man in Montana who drugged her drink and took her to Las Vegas. Heatherington also said she was injected with drugs and sexually assaulted four times."
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Susan Smith looking for pen pals
AZ Central | Submitted by: prettynwitty
"Convicted child killer Susan Smith has placed an online personal ad from behind bars, seeking pen pals with a list of loves including Mickey Mouse, rainbows and waterfalls. 'I hope to receive letters from those who are not judgmental and who are sincere,' reads the ad... Smith, who is serving a life sentence, gained notoriety in 1994 for going on national television to tearfully plead for the return of her missing sons. She later admitted strapping 3-year-old Michael and 14-month-old Alex into their car seats and rolling the sleeping boys into a lake."
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Brothers charged with matricide get new lawyers
Sacramento Bee | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"Attorneys for two half-brothers accused of decapitating their mother quit the case Friday, saying the family was unable to pay for their legal services. ... Orange County Superior Court Judge Daniel Didier appointed public defenders to represent the brothers, who are accused of decapitating their mother after authorities say they watched an episode of 'The Sopranos.' ... Bautista and Montejo, who has been charged as an adult, allegedly killed their mother on Jan. 14. Investigators allegedly found her head and hands in a duffel bag in a closet in the family apartment in Riverside; the rest of her remains were found in an Orange County ravine."
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12-year-old convicted of assault with deadly weapon
Times Herald-Record | Submitted by: prettynwitty
"Family Court Judge Carol S. Klein decided [that the 12-year-old] did break into Calvary Presbyterian Church June 4 [and] used a desk and a chair to beat his teacher, Ertha Augustin. ... Cops say the boy, his 17-year-old brother, William Ramos, and their mother, Jamie Lynn Mereness, all participated in the beating that left Augustin unconscious."
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Japan's answer to Mike Tyson: hair-pulling sumo wrestler
CBS News | Submitted by: Reid Fleming
"For the first time ever, a wrestler ranked at the top of Japan's venerable sport of sumo wrestling was disqualified for grabbing a fistful of his opponent's topknot and yanking him down to the dirt -- and Japan is duly scandalized. 'Topknot grabber, unheard of,' read a headline Friday in the nation's largest newspaper, the Yomiuri. 'A first that has sullied the honor of sumo's highest rank,' blared another in the Nikkan Sports tabloid, a photo of the hair-grab covering its front page. ... 'He showed a complete lack of class,' said fishmonger Toshikazu Sudo, likening the foul to boxer Mike Tyson's infamous ear-biting incident."
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Burundi a hazardous place to be
allAfrica.com | Submitted by: Reid Fleming
"Preliminary reports from the UN Office in Burundi showed that 170 people have been killed and between 6,000 and 7,000 civilians displaced since rebels began attacking the capital, Bujumbura, from 7 July. ... Fighters loyal to Agathon Rwasa's faction of the Forces nationales de liberation have been shelling the city since Monday. The Burundian army was reported to have responded, and that it had killed 15 rebels. ... the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), reported that there were explosions of mortar rounds in densely populated sectors of the city, and that rebels and military officials had encouraged civilians to flee the conflict areas."
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Random audit of USDA workers reveals $6 million stolen
AZ Central | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"Agriculture Department employees used government credit cards to pay tuition for bartender school, to buy Ozzy Osbourne concert tickets, lingerie and tattoos and to make a down payment on a car. Based on a random audit of 300 cardholders, the department's inspector general estimated that 15 percent of the 55,000 USDA employees who carry the government credit cards, or 8,250 employees, made a total of $5.8 million in purchases other than for bona fide travel expenses. ... Among the uses were paying for 900 purchases at Wal-Mart, Kmart and Target and making car payments. The auditors also examined accounts of 25 USDA employees who obtained the most amount of cash out of ATMs. Twelve of the 25 'never traveled for official government purposes, (but) their card usage amounted to almost $196,000.'" [By checking 300 out of 8,250, the government has scrutinized only 3.6% of people carrying USDA credit cards.]
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Woman sues Toys "R" Us over toiletcam
WPVI-TV 6 | Submitted by: Reid Fleming
"A woman who says she noticed a video camera in the ceiling of an Alpharetta Toys 'R' Us restroom is suing the retailer for invasion of privacy. Tamara Perez says she noticed a hole in the ceiling above the commode while visiting the suburban Atlanta store on March 21. According to her lawsuit, Perez quickly left the women's restroom and asked her husband to investigate. Walter Perez moved a ceiling tile and found a video camera with a transmitter device, according to the lawsuit. ... 'The camera was not one of our surveillance cameras, nor was it placed with the knowledge of anyone associated with Toys "R" Us,' spokeswoman Susan McLaughlin wrote in a statement."
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Cop refuses donut bribe
South Florida Sun-Sentinel | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"Trying to bribe a deputy with a stack of Dunkin' Donuts coupons was the suspected drunken driver's first mistake. ... 'You can have these if you just let me park the car and I'll walk home,' the deputy reported Matakaetis told him. ... In the breath-test room, Matakaetis told the deputy, 'You're done, you're done.  You should've let me go,' the report states."
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Optimus Prime requires assistance
wkyc.com | Submitted by: george_lazenby
"The Cuyahoga Falls man who changed his name to Optimus Prime, a Transformers toy and leader of the Autobots, has been granted leave from active duty in the Gulf. In addition to a death in the family, a fire destroyed the house where he planned to move. ... If you would like to help Optimus, please call Vanessa Martin."
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Man stabs brother to death over Yankees cap
New York Newsday | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"A Brooklyn man was arrested after allegedly stabbing his brother to death in a fight over a Yankees cap, police said Friday. [He] was caught minutes later by police on patrol. 'I don't know what you're talking about,' he said, despite the fact his clothes were covered in blood, a police source said. 'I didn't stab anyone.'"
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Twinkie defense resurrected with jasmine tea
Salon | Submitted by: prettynwitty
"Criminal charges were dropped against a man whose defense lawyer claimed that drinking jasmine tea made him temporarily insane before he smashed his way into a neighbor's house and chased the woman with a dagger. Police said they found a wild-eyed Gilbert Walker, 43, outside the house in nearby Callaway yelling 'I'm crazy' after he had broken a glass door with a brass duck. ... Jasmine is an herb commonly taken to calm the stomach but is also used as a love potion in satanic and cult rituals, defense lawyer Mike Hunter said. ... Walker's former girlfriend gave him the tea to settle his stomach, but didn't warn him to limit his intake and he consumed up to 10 cups daily."
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Disneyland relaxes employee dress code
WKMG-TV 6 Orlando | Submitted by: Rockpile
"Under a new policy adopted last month, male park workers, for the first time, can wear braids provided they are above the collar, neatly tied close to the scalp and in straight rows. Female workers, who can now wear small hoop earrings, have been able to braid their hair for years. ... The last time Disney changed its grooming policy was in 2000 when the company allowed workers to grow mustaches. In 1994, female theme-park workers were permitted to use eye shadow and eyeliner and balding men were allowed to wear toupees. ... Even though Walt Disney wore a mustache, he was a stickler when it came to the grooming of park employees, wanting them to maintain clean-cut images at Disneyland."
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Battlestar Galactica actor to fans: don't watch the show
Kansas City Star | Submitted by: kade
"Edward James Olmos, the star of the new Battlestar Galactica, has some advice for devoted fans of the 1970s sci-fi series: Don't watch the remake. As executives of the Sci Fi channel cringed, Olmos told reporters during the Television Critics Association summer tour that he 'would not advise them to watch this program. It will hurt them ... The intent and the way we've built the reality is very different from the reality of the original.' ... The new Battlestar -- which will make its debut in December as a four-hour mini-series but is expected to become a series -- is not going to be a faithful re-creation of the original." [Fewer Mormon influences, perhaps?]
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American marketing efforts based on fear
Guardian | Submitted by: Otis Criblecross
"Politicians and terrorists are not the only propagandists who use fear to drive human behaviour in irrational directions. ... President Bush himself appeared in TV commercials, urging Americans to 'live their lives' by going ahead with plans for vacations and other consumer purchases. 'The president of the US is encouraging us to buy,' wrote marketer Chuck Kelly in an editorial for the Minneapolis-St Paul Star Tribune, which argued that America was 'embarking on a journey of spiritual patriotism' that 'is about pride, loyalty, caring and believing' -- and, of course, selling. 'As marketers, we have the responsibility to keep the economy rolling,' wrote Kelly. 'Our job is to create customers during one of the more difficult times in our history.'"
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5N/6D
Start you journey in 7 seater- INNOVA in evening.
For the next 12 hours, this cab is your home.
This is the start of your Reunion Trip after long hasty Lockdown.
So start your journey by appreciating and complementing your friends.

Start your day with Breakfast at camp and hot cup of tea.
Get ready for the experience of - "Mujhe Neeche Utaro, 500 extra lelo..."
& lets move towards NORTH- Dalhousie.
After Paragliding -> Dalhousie
Zostal Check In at Dalhousie
Explore the Night Market @ MALL Road
Start your day with roaming in market of Khajjiyar & enjoy local food and must visit 'Golden Devi temple'.
Rest yourself at zostel
- Enjoy local food
- Shopping at Tibetian Market
Take off in evening for Delhi
Exchange gifts, warm hugs and eyes with lots of memories.

-Take Care-
Untill Next Time-