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White Weewoos don't exist. *shifty eyes* Circulation: 113,211,275 Issue: 226 | 3rd day of Awakening, Y8
The Neopian Investigators: Case of the Missing Neopoint
by spoonguardonline
It was a dark night in the alleys of Neopian Central. Nothing could be seen, very little heard, and barely anything smelt. Except, of course, the smell emerging from the Neopian Bakery.
Yami was working hard in the oven. Well, not literally in the oven, but in the kitchen near the oven. He was busy baking for the demand of the next day. Bread, cakes, biscuits, all needed making for the following day, and now, the four hundred and seventeenth batch had finally been finished. His boss had left the bakery three hours previously, and finally, Yami could go home.
Yami hung up his apron, and left the bakery, closing and locking the door behind him. He began to walk down the aforementioned alley, which was very dark, threatening and altogether not the sort of place you would want to walk down at the start of a story that appears to be a detective story. Really, he brought it on himself.
As he was halfway down the alley, a figure leapt out behind him, and began to follow.
Just reaching a junction between three equally threatening alleys, Yami heard a voice by his ear.
"Give me all your neopoints!" it said, in a threatening voice. Then, it faltered slightly, and added, "Or, your neopoints or your life. Or something like that. Oh, whatever. Money, now!"
"I'm sorry!" replied Yami earnestly. "I've only got one neopoint on me now."
"Oh!" The voice appeared to be put off for a moment. "Well, er, that could be a problem. Er…" the voice stopped for a second, as if thinking. "Well, if that's really all you've got…"
"Really!" put in Yami earnestly.
"…then that'll do, I suppose," the voice finished sadly. "Give me your neopoint!"
Detective Laskar of the Neopian Investigators sat back on his nice comfy chair, and sighed. As always, he had a totally clear day. But, he thought, the problem with being a detective is that nobody has the decency to inform you beforehand when they will require your services. For goodness sake, why couldn't people arrange when they're going to be robbed!
He picked up a doughnut and began to eat it, silently and slowly.
Yesterday had been reasonably stress-free. He had had very little to do, except to solve the case of one Usul that had lost her pet Abominable Snowman. It did give it away slightly that the Abominable Snowman in question had been brought with her to the Neopian Investigators office, and was even introduced to the detective, but after a hard day's investigation, Laskar confirmed that, indeed, the Usul did have the Abominable Snowman. He reflected now on his long hard search, and the hours of contemplation, and smiled. He was good at his job.
Of course, his constable had immediately pointed out that Snowy was three feet behind the Usul searching for him, but you can never trust constables. For all Laskar knew, it could be a lie.
The constable knocked on the door to Laskar's office. The Skeith growled at the door, and it was opened. It revealed a tall, thin, green Xweetok, standing at the door.
"Come in!" said Laskar.
"I already have," said the Xweetok. "When you told me to, sir."
"Oh," said Laskar. "Erm…well done, sergeant. Good work. I like an officer with initiative."
"Sir, I'm actually a constable," pointed out the Xweetok.
"Oh," said Laskar again. "Well…you're promoted. Congratulations."
"Thank you, sir!" said the Xweetok enthusiastically.
"So, what did you want?" asked Laskar.
"We have a visitor at the door, sir. He wants to see us."
"Does he have an appointment?"
"Er… we don't keep appointments, sir," said the Xweetok.
"Don't we?" asked Laskar. "Then we should. Sergeant?"
"Yes, sir?"
"I've come up with the idea of an appointment system."
"Good idea, sir."
"Well, what are you waiting for? Start it!"
"Yes sir!"
The constable-promoted-sergeant headed for the door.
"Where are you going?" barked Laskar.
"To sort out the appointments, sir."
"That's a stupid idea, sergeant, that'll never work. We've got a visitor. Do I have to do everything around here?"
"Sorry, sir."
Laskar and the as-yet-unnamed sergeant headed for the door. Laskar walked through first, into the second and other room of the Neopian Investigators HQ, affectionately known as Nihq to Laskar, as nobody else had the wit to come up with such an intelligent name - in his opinion anyway.
Sitting on the only chair in the main room, which was bare apart from a shabby receptionist desk, and a wall dominated by pictures of Laskar, under the heading 'Employee of the Month', was a red Kougra, with a hat with 'Neopian Bakery' scrawled across, and matching apron. Laskar examined the Kougra for about a minute, before leaning over to the sergeant.
"I think he's from the bakery, sergeant."
"Very good, sir!"
Laskar spoke louder.
"Sir, you are from the bakery, are you not?"
The Kougra nodded.
"Good, good," said Laskar, and headed back towards his office. The sergeant stopped him.
"Aren't you going to listen to his problem, sir?" he asked.
"Problem?" demanded Laskar. "He expects me to work out where he's from - and a tough mental battle it was too, sergeant - and then he expects me to solve his problem? What does he think we are?"
"Er… a detective agency, sir."
Laskar looked momentarily even more confused than usual, before brightening up again.
"I say we listen to his problem, sergeant."
"Very good, sir."
"So," said Laskar, turning to the Kougra. "What is your problem?"
"Well, er…" the Kougra looked questioningly at Laskar.
"Yes?" Laskar asked.
After a short pause, the Kougra looked at Laskar again.
"I was wondering what your names were," he said, pointedly.
"Oh, right," said Laskar. "That's what I thought. I'm Detective Laskar, and this is Sergeant Elme… Sergeant Elmatr… Sergeant Ulmo… I'm sorry, what was it again, sergeant?"
"I'm Sergeant Elmestroxivity, sir," said the Xweetok.
"Elmstrovixocity, that's the one," said Laskar. "Would you mind if I called you Elmes? It would make it easier."
"As you wish sir," said Elmestroxivity.
"Thank you, sergeant," said Laskar, turning back to the Kougra. "And you are…?"
"I'm Yami!" said the Kougra.
"And what are you here for, Yami?" asked Laskar in what he considered a kindly voice, but would be considered by others to be the one employed by a Hissi shortly before devouring its prey.
"Well, I'm here to report a theft!" said Yami. "Of money."
"A theft?" asked Laskar, in a shocked voice this time. "Of neopoints?"
Yami shook his head.
"Technically, no," he explained. "Technically, it was a theft of neopoint."
Laskar looked in deep thought for a short while. When he didn't appear to be making any sound for a couple of minutes, Elmes came in.
"Do you really think we need to search for this neopoint?"
"Well…" began Yami, but Laskar cut across him.
"Of course we do! Mr Yami, tell us all about this theft. We shall get to the bottom of it."
"Well," began Yami again. As there was no interruption this time, he continued. "I had just left the bakery…"
"Aha!" shouted Laskar triumphantly. "I told you he was from the bakery!"
"Please continue," said Elmes, looking towards Yami.
"I had just left the bakery, and was heading home. I walked down Silver Street, towards the Yurble Junction. Just as I reached this junction, someone came up behind me, and demanded my money. I said I only had one neopoint, and he took that."
"And did you?" asked Elmes, as Laskar looked again confused by this extraordinary demand on his brain.
"Of course not!" snorted Yami. "I had at least three hundred with me. But, I need that neopoint. I have nine hundred and ninety nine thousand, nine hundred and ninety nine neopoints in my bank, and I had prided myself on not putting in a single neopoint given to me by somebody else. Why stop now, at my final milestone? I need to find that neopoint."
"We'll get on the case," said Elmes reassuringly.
"Yami!" said the detective.
"Yes, Laskar?"
"We'll get on the case," said Laskar. Inwardly, he swelled with pride. I'm getting the hang of this, he thought.
The detective and the sergeant had headed to the bakery with Yami. Upon arrival, Laskar had instantly sat down, and began to eat his way steadily through a large pile of Faerie Cakes. He enjoyed his food.
Sergeant Elmes was outside with Yami. Both were deep in conversation.
"So, what is wrong with the detective?" asked Yami.
"Nothing really," said Elmes. "It's just that he doesn't really like to think if he doesn't have to. He set up the Neopian Investigators about a year ago, but nobody ever comes with serious complaints. They just come because they know that Laskar now has the brain capacity of a Pet Rock. I mean, yesterday, for instance, an Usul came into the shop. That same Usul came in with the same complaint two weeks ago, but Laskar didn't even recognise it. She was trying to get him to buy her a new Abominable Snowman. She even had the Abominable Snowman with her, but Laskar had to search and search for it."
"So, how did he become detective?"
"He started it, I guess."
At this moment, Laskar, halfway through a cake, came out to Elmes and Yami, who both stopped talking.
"Do you know what?" he asked.
"No, what?" asked Elmes.
"We're at that bakery where that Kougra worked!" said Laskar. "Hey, we could do some investigation here!"
"Good idea sir!" said Elmes approvingly.
Yami showed the pair the alley that he had lost his neopoint in. Even though it was broad daylight at the moment, it was one of those alleys that always managed to look dark and threatening.
"This is Silver Street," announced Yami. "This is where I go every day after work."
"Every day?" enquired Elmes.
"Yes," confirmed Yami. "I go down Silver Street, left at the Yurble Junction, and continue on until I come to a right turning into Haunted Woods Way. Just a short way up there gets me about halfway down Bucket Street, so I'm quite close to my house there. It saves a lot of time from taking the main route."
"So," mused Elmes, "Anybody who wanted to take your money would know you quite well, because nobody in their right minds ever goes down Silver Street. Did you find anything odd about the voice?"
"Not really," said Yami, "Except that I think I recognised it. It was one I knew quite well."
"You knew the attacker, and the attacker knew you," concluded Elmes.
"It appears so," said Yami.
Laskar was a little bit behind on this conversation, but managed to catch up enough to ask a question.
"Tell me, Yami, do you recognise my voice?"
"Well, yes," said Yami, "But only from this morning."
"You wouldn't have recognised it last night?"
"Good, good." The detective beamed around. "That means that it can't be me who robbed Yami."
"But," enquired Elmes, "Wouldn't you know that already, sir?"
"I'm pretty sure I didn't do it," said Laskar. "But I'm not totally sure. You can never trust yourself."
"Right, sir."
"Do you recognise the sergeant's voice?"
"Look," said Yami. "It isn't either of you."
"Good," said Laskar. "We're getting somewhere." And with that, he headed back into the bakery, to begin his eating of Yami's ninety-seventh batch.
"Who works at the bakery?" asked Elmes.
"It's just me, my colleague Terry who's currently on holiday in the Lost Desert, and my boss, Flin. Nobody lives with me."
"So, basically, the only people it could be who robbed you is Terry, or Flin."
"Correct."
"So it must be Flin then."
"Yes, I suppose it must. Only, the voice didn't really sound like Flin's. Flin has a higher voice than the mysterious one."
"Well, let's go and talk to him."
The two went back inside the bakery. Laskar looked up. He had finished the large pile of cakes already. But, then, he was a fast eater.
"Now that you have graced me with your presence," he said, slightly annoyed, "I can start doing some thinking, and you can all stand around being amazed."
"You were going to think of interviewing the boss, Flin, weren't you, sir?" hinted Elmes.
"Er…was I? Oh…right…yes…of course I was. Very good idea of mine, wasn't it, sergeant?"
"Ingenious, sir. Would never have thought of it myself, sir."
As Yami led Laskar into the back of the bakery, Elmes sighed, and followed.
Three large ovens in the centre of the room dominated the back room of the bakery. The room was square, and two of the walls were covered in shelves, all stuffed with various products made the previous night by Yami. The third wall had two doors on, one through which they had just come, and the other presumably leading to Flin's office. The fourth wall had nothing on but a reasonably large window, looking down onto Silver Street. The bakery was on a slight rise from the rest of the street, and the window was about two feet above the general ground level.
Yami knocked on the other door, and a voice invited them to enter. Yami pushed the door open.
Inside, a Grarrl was working furiously. There was another, smaller oven in here, and he was shoving a pile of what would be cakes in about half an hour into it. Cooling next to it was a large plate of biscuits. The Grarrl looked up.
"Good morning, Yami," he said, pleasantly. "And who are your friends?"
"This is Detective Laskar and Sergeant Elmes," Yami said. "They're from the Neopian Investigators." At this, Laskar leant over, and spoke to Yami quietly and briefly. "Sorry, they are the Neopian Investigators. They've come about my missing neopoint."
"Oh, right," said Flin the Grarrl. "Well, I just wish I could help."
"Do you not know anything about what happened?" asked Elmes. Laskar interrupted before Flin could answer.
"Excuse me, sergeant, but I think I'm asking the questions!" Laskar hesitated for a second, before saying, with total confidence: "Do you not know anything about what happened?"
"No!" said Flin. "I'd gone home before the robbery occurred."
"That's fine then," said Laskar, and turned to leave.
"Sir, weren't you going to ask him if anybody can confirm that he had left when he said? Or if he knew of anybody that wanted to rob Yami."
"Of course I was!" said Laskar indignantly. "I was just…er… using a new and special interviewing technique." Laskar turned. "Did you hear any of that, Mr Flin?"
"What, the questions?" asked Flin.
"Yes. Well, could you, erm, humour my sergeant and answer them?"
"Certainly," said Flin. "Yami here saw me leave, didn't you?"
"Yes, sir!" said Yami. "He left through the front door about three hours before the theft."
"And I can think of nobody that I know that would want to rob Yami," continued Flin. "I'm guessing it was just a one-off incident. A thief, maybe, taking advantage of the darkness to strike. I'm sorry I can't be of more use."
This time, as Laskar turned to leave, Elmes and Yami accompanied him.
Elmes shut the door behind him. A thought had just occurred to him.
"Yami?"
Yami turned.
"Was there anybody on the street when you left the bakery?"
"No. Why?"
Elmes thought to himself. The solution could be coming to him.
"Never mind. Did you hear any sounds when you started to walk down the alley? Any at all."
"Nothing, really. Just normal sounds. The wind, doors closing, the occasional thump."
"And these are normal. You thought nothing of them at the time?"
"Nothing at all."
Elmes smiled. He had it. He wasn't going to leave this one to Laskar.
"Well, better get back to my cakes… I mean thinking," said Laskar hurriedly. Yami opened the door, and Laskar ran through it. Yami looked at Elmes.
"Give me a minute," he said. Yami nodded, and closed the door. Elmes headed over to the other one, and pulled it open. Flin was sitting at his desk.
"You wanted something?" he asked.
"What did you do with the neopoint?" asked Elmes.
"You what?" asked Flin incredulously.
"I think that, when you 'left' the bakery three hours ago, you didn't go home, did you? You went down Silver Street, where there is a window, which you could just reach. You left it open before you left, and climbed back in through it, spending the next three hours in your own office. When Yami locked up, and walked home, you leapt out of the window."
"What do you mean?" demanded Flin; his face had grown from interest to anger in the time it took for Elmes to begin his speech. "Why would I want to rob Yami?"
"You didn't!" concluded Elmes triumphantly. "You had another reason for being in Silver Street. You wanted to collect something, didn't you? But Yami heard the thud, and you knew you had landed too hard. Later, he would realise that the thud was you, so you had to confuse him. You had to rob him, to make him think that the reason for being in Silver Street was just to be a common thief. Once you robbed him, you carried on with your business."
Flin had been listening to this account with annoyance. At the end, he stood up.
"Very clever," he admitted, in a calm voice. "I didn't realise the neopoint would kick up such fuss. You can have it back if you want."
He flicked a coin from his pocket towards Elmes, who caught it.
"But you cannot prove it. And, you don't know what I was doing. So, basically, you have no evidence, and only your word to prove that I was even the thief."
"Not just his word!" cried a voice, and a loud crashing sound echoed through the room. Somebody was trying to come into the room. The crashing sound was emitted again, and then yet again. There was silence for a second, before the voice said again, "Oh, right, there's a handle." The handle turned, and the door flew open to reveal Laskar, with a cake in hand.
"I have heard most of the words that you said, and, although very few of them make sense to me, I understand that something has been happening here. Right, sergeant?"
"Correct, sir. I think you'll find that this is the neopoint thief."
"Er…very good work sergeant. Of course, I had already worked that out, but I though you deserved the chance to some thinking for yourself. Well done, anyway."
"But," said Elmes, "Where did you go after robbing Yami?"
"A very good question," said Laskar, as he bit into his cake. "And one that I believe has a very complicated answer." He looked at Flin. "Go on then. Explain."
"I will not tell you!" said Flin. "Never!"
"But I can!" came another voice from outside the room. The door was shaken slightly, but didn't open.
"Try the handle!" suggested Elmes quickly. The handle turned again, and, a second later, the door was flung open again, displaying Yami.
"Yami?" said Flin incredulously.
"Yes, Flin. I know exactly where you went!"
"You what?"
"What!"
"Hmm?"
"Er…"
"Right."
"Nice cake." That was Laskar.
"After stealing my neopoint, he went to have a discussion with somebody."
"Who?" asked Elmes.
"Me!" said Yami, simply.
"Yes, him!" said Flin.
"What did you discuss?" asked Elmes, whilst Laskar chewed thoughtfully on his cake, still about a minute behind the conversation.
"You!" said Yami again.
"You see," said Flin, "We are both from the Neopian Police Department."
These words stirred something inside Laskar's simple mind.
"The NPD? Where? Who? Why? When? What?" He paused, then sat down heavily on the floor. "I need a cake."
"We set up this entire plan to test the Neopian Investigators' responses," explained Flin.
"You didn't really think that I would go to the Neopian Investigators about a neopoint?" exclaimed Yami.
"You never know!" warned Laskar. "You can never trust…" But, being unable to come up with the name of somebody untrustworthy and relevant, he fell into silence, which was a relief for all concerned.
"So, you're not bakers?" asked Elmes.
"Oh no, we're bakers!" said Flin. "We're just undercover."
"So don't tell anybody, please!" said Yami earnestly. "But well done on uncovering the case."
"Thank you!" said Elmes.
"And," continued Flin, "We've decided to give you a grant of a couple of thousand neopoints to improve your headquarters. Maybe you could redo that entrance hall."
"Thank you!" said Elmes again.
"It's just a shame that this case was so easy," said Laskar, on the floor. "I hardly had to think at all."
Two weeks later, Sergeant Elmes was sitting behind the shabby receptionist desk in the entrance hall. The single shabby chair was still there, and Elmes had bought another one to sit on for the desk out of his own money. There was nothing to do today - there had been no real investigations since the Case of the Missing Neopoint. It was the end of the day, and Elmes was about to close up. He headed over to Laskar's office, and knocked. He was growled at, and he entered.
Laskar's office had been totally redone. The three thousand neopoints granted had been spent on a large sofa, a couple of plants and a big shelf, full of cakes, with the compliments of the Neopian Bakery. Laskar was eating his way steadily through the cakes, as well as the occasional table when he fancied something different. At the moment, Laskar was working on the Employee of the Month.
"Evening, Elmes," he said. "I've whittled the nominations down to just two."
Elmes considered pointing out that there were only two employees, but thought better of it. It wasn't worth it.
"I've made my decision." Laskar stood up, and picked up the large certificate with the picture in the middle. "This person worked tirelessly on the Case of the Missing Neopoint, and eventually managed to figure out the solution. By his efforts, the solution was discovered, and an entire neopoint saved."
Elmes smiled, and imagined his picture on the wall. Laskar turned the certificate around, and showed it to Elmes.
The picture in the middle was a large one of a big yellow Skeith. The name was inscribed beneath it:
"Employee of the Month for the Month of Sleeping, Year 7: Laskar"
The Adventures of Muthroom and Sauceman
You got painted purple!
by frayedknot
The Ruby Heart: Part Two
I carefully looked around, and spotted a shadow behind a Blackberry Bush and a Blushing Lavender Bush. "Come out," I snapped, guessing who it was...
by kindheartedfairy
Jhudora: Naughty or Nice?
That's right, I'm at Jhudora's home in Faerieland, and I'm here to investigate the mystery that's on everyone's mind: is Jhudora really evil?
by dan4884
He Promised Her Orange
... O_O
by manda314


text:
package system

import global.Flip
import model.{RootModel, SongReference}
import org.scalajs.dom
import org.scalajs.dom.html
import presenter.SongListPresenter

import scala.scalajs.js
import scala.scalajs.js.annotation.JSExport

@JSExport
object ApplicationInitializer {

  @JSExport
  def init(stubURL: String, songs: js.Array[SongReference], contentPane: html.Div): Unit = {
    Flip.rootModel = new RootModel(stubURL)
    val songDetailContainer = dom.document.createElement("div");
    songDetailContainer.setAttribute("id", "songDetailContainer");
    songDetailContainer.classList.add("material");
    val songList = new SongListPresenter(songs);
    contentPane.appendChild(songList.render());
    contentPane.appendChild(songDetailContainer);
    EventHandlerRegistry.init(songDetailContainer)
  }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


text:
A Godzilla a következőkre utalhat:

Godzilla, kitalált japán hüllőszerű szörny
Godzilla (franchise), a Godzilla-franchise

Filmek
 Godzsira (1954), Honda Isiró filmje, a harminc részes sorozat első része
 Godzsira no gjakusú (1955), az eredeti sorozat második része
 King Kong vs. Godzilla (1962), Honda Isiró filmje, az eredeti sorozat harmadik része
 Moszura tai Godzsira (1964), az eredeti sorozat negyedik része
 Szan Daikaidzsú: Csikjú szaidai no kesszen (1964), az eredeti sorozat ötödik része
 Kaidzsú daiszenszó (1965), az eredeti sorozat hatodik része
 Godzsira, Ebira, Moszura: Nankai no Daikettó (1966), az eredeti sorozat hetedik része
 Kaidzsú-tó no kesszen Godzsira no muszuko (1967), az eredeti sorozat nyolcadik része
 Kaidzsú szósingeki (1968), az eredeti sorozat kilencedik része
 Godzsira, Minira, Gabara: Óru kaidzsú daisingeki (1969), az eredeti sorozat tizedik része,
 Godzsira tai Hedora (1971), az eredeti sorozat tizenegyedik része
 Csikjú kogeki meirei: Godzsira tai Gaigan (1972), az eredeti sorozat tizenkettedik része
 Godzsira tai Megaro (1973), az eredeti sorozat tizenharmadik része
 Godzilla a Mechagodzilla ellen (Godzsira tai Mekagodzsira) (1974), az eredeti sorozat tizennegyedik része
 Mechagodzsira no gjakusú (1975), az eredeti sorozat tizenötödik része
 Godzsira (1984), az eredeti sorozat tizenhatodik része,
 Godzsira tai Biorante (1989), az eredeti sorozat tizenhetedik része
 Godzsira tai Kingu Gidora (1991), az eredeti sorozat tizennyolcadik része
 Godzsira tai Moszura (1992), az eredeti sorozat tizenkilencedik része
 Godzsira tai Mekagodzsira II (1993), az eredeti sorozat huszadik része
 Godzsira tai Szupeszugodzsira (1994), az eredeti sorozat huszonegyedik része
 Godzsira tai Deszutoroja (1995), az eredeti sorozat huszonkettedik része
 Godzilla (1998), Roland Emmerich filmje
 Godzsira ni-szen mireniamú (1999), az eredeti sorozat huszonharmadik része
 Godzsira tai Megagiraszú: G sómecu szakuszen (2000), az eredeti sorozat huszonnegyedik része
 Godzsira, Moszura, Kingu Gidora: Daikaidzsú szókógeki (2001), az eredeti sorozat huszonötödik része
 Godzsira tai Mekagodzsira (2002), az eredeti sorozat huszonhatodik része
 Godzsira tai Moszura tai Mekagodzsira: Tokió S.O.S. (2003), az eredeti sorozat huszonhetedik része
 Godzsira: Fainaru uozu (2004), az eredeti sorozat huszonnyolcadik része
 Godzilla (2014), Gareth Edwards filmje
 Sin Godzsira (2016), az eredeti sorozat huszonkilencedik része, 2016
 Godzilla: Kaidzsú vakuszei (2017), az eredeti sorozat harmincadik része, az animációs trilógia első része
 Godzilla: Kesszen kidó zósoku tosi (2018), az az eredeti sorozat harmincegyedik része, az animációs trilógia második része
 Godzilla: Hosi o kuu mono (2018), az eredeti sorozat harminckettedik része, az animációs trilógia harmadik része
 Godzilla II. – A szörnyek királya (2019), Michael Dougherty filmje
Godzilla Kong ellen (2021), Adam Wingard filmje

Sorozatok
Godzilla (1978-1981), rajzfilmsorozat
Godzilla (1998-2000), rajzfilmsorozat
Godzsira Shingyura Pointo (2021), rajzfilmsorozat

Irodalom
Godzilla, képregénysorozat
Godzilla, gyermekregény-sorozat
Godzilla, regénysorozat

Zene
Godzilla, a Yukmouth rap albuma
Godzilla, Blue Öyster Cult dala a Spectres albumról
Gojira, francia heavy metal együttes
Godzilla Entertainment, zenei kiadó

Egyéb
Godzilliidae, a Remipedia osztályba tartozó rákcsalád
Gojirasaurus, dinoszaurusz a triász időszakból
Godzilla Asian American Arts Network
Godzillatron, a Texasi Egyetem óriáskivetítője
Godzilla Game, táblajáték
Godzilla, egy kitalált szörny a Rappelz online játékban
Macui Hideki, japán baseballjátékos, beceneve "Godzilla"
Nissan Skyline GT-R, "Godzilla" becenevű sportautó
Godzilla, egy hidrotermális nyílás elnevezése a Csendes-óceánon

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


In this season of the All-New Amazing Spider-Talk, Dan Gvozden and Mark Ginocchio are talking about the first and greatest run of Spider-Man comics: the Stan Lee and Steve Ditko era.
In this eighth episode they are discussing Spider-Man's roots as a street fighting superhero, fighting low to the ground super villains and thugs, like the Crime Master. They also discuss how this has influenced the rest of the series and whether or not this interpretation of the character remains true today.


text:
Could We See Sam Neill And Laura Dern In 'Jurassic World 3'?
by Vince Hoover
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom is making a huge eruption at the box office right now. The fifth installment in the Jurassic Park Universe and the second of the modern Jurassic World films, it is crushing its way through to billions of dollars, all but guaranteeing Jurassic World 3 (sixth overall) will do the same. One of the great moments in the film was the bookend appearances by Dr. Ian Malcolm, played beautifully once again by the gem that is Jeff Goldblum.
Goldblum famously played Dr. Malcolm in the first dinosaur romp back in 1993, as well as the follow up sequel, The Lost World. But, he wasn't the only iconic character to come out of the Spielberg helmed first film. Dr. Alan Grant and Dr. Ellie Satler, played by acclaimed actors Sam Neill and Laura Dern, respectively, were actually the main protagonists of the first film, with both coming back for the oft aligned third film (Grant as the main protagonist, but only a cameo for Satler).
Now, in an interview by MTV with Jurassic World director, Colin Trevorrow (who is returning to direct the third installment), stated that he would love to bring the two characters back.
"We felt like [Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom] was Malcolm's return. This was his… let him have his moment. I feel that way about everyone, especially Laura [Dern], in that she never got to have her own movie. That identified as being something that's important. I feel like this moment with Goldblum, because he had this very clear set of ethical questions that he was able to pose for everyone, we just wanted to put the spotlight on him."
Many, many fans would be very excited to see Grant and Satler back in the fold, especially if we can get some interaction between Owen Grady (played by Chris Pratt) and Dr. Grant. However, nothing is actually confirmed as far as locking in the actors, or even if they have been approached to appear. We'll just have to keep an eye out for any more details and keep our fingers crossed that this all comes to fruition.
What do you think of this news? Are you excited to see these Jurassic Park alums come back? Let us know in the comments below!
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Q: How to compile jsoup through Ant? I tried to use Ant to compile the jsoup source. I can compile successfully, but cannot pass the test. Here is the process:
jsoup version: 1.6.3 ; Ant version: 1.8.2
the source of jsoup is in the directory
src/

I made a build file
src/build.xml

This file contains
<project name="jsoup">
<target name="compile">
    <mkdir dir="build/classes"/>
    <javac srcdir="src" destdir="build/classes" includeantruntime="false"/>
</target>

<target name="jar">
    <mkdir dir="build/jar"/>
    <jar destfile="build/jar/jsoup.jar" basedir="build/classes">
        <manifest>
            <attribute name="Main-Class" value="StateTrace"/>
        </manifest>
    </jar>
</target>

<target name="run">
    <!--<java jar="build/jar/jsoup.jar" input="htmls/index.html" fork="true"/>-->
    <exec executable="java">
        <arg value="-jar"/>
        <arg value="build/jar/jsoup.jar"/>
        <arg value="htmls/index.html"/>
    </exec>
</target>
</project>

Note:
1. StateTrace.java is my own test program (as below); 2. htmls/index.html is the input to StateTrace.java.
String html;   // contains the content in htmls/index.html
...
try{
    Document doc = Jsoup.parse(html);
}catch(IOException e){e.printStackTrace();}

Then I compile and run it with Ant:
> ant compile
> ant jar
> ant run

After this, I got err like:
run:
 [exec] Exception in thread "main" java.lang.ExceptionInInitializerError
 [exec]     at org.jsoup.nodes.Entities$EscapeMode.<clinit>(Unknown Source)
 [exec]     at org.jsoup.nodes.Document$OutputSettings.<init>(Unknown Source)
 [exec]     at org.jsoup.nodes.Document.<init>(Unknown Source)
 [exec]     at org.jsoup.parser.TreeBuilder.initialiseParse(Unknown Source)
 [exec]     at org.jsoup.parser.TreeBuilder.parse(Unknown Source)
 [exec]     at org.jsoup.parser.HtmlTreeBuilder.parse(Unknown Source)
 [exec]     at org.jsoup.parser.Parser.parse(Unknown Source)
 [exec]     at org.jsoup.Jsoup.parse(Unknown Source)
 [exec]     at StateTrace.main(Unknown Source)
 [exec] Caused by: java.lang.NullPointerException
 [exec]     at java.util.Properties$LineReader.readLine(Properties.java:418)
 [exec]     at java.util.Properties.load0(Properties.java:337)
 [exec]     at java.util.Properties.load(Properties.java:325)
 [exec]     at org.jsoup.nodes.Entities.loadEntities(Unknown Source)
 [exec]     at org.jsoup.nodes.Entities.<clinit>(Unknown Source)
 [exec]     ... 9 more
 [exec] Result: 1

BUILD SUCCESSFUL
Total time: 0 seconds

However, if I manually compiled all the java source, like
javac src/org/jsoup/*.java src/org/jsoup/parser/*.java src/org/jsoup/examples/*.java src/org/jsoup/nodes/*.java src/org/jsoup/safety/*.java src/org/jsoup/select/*.java src/org/jsoup/helper/*.java

I could compile successfully and pass my test.
Any clue? Thanks!

A: This build.xml works with ant 1.8.2:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<project name="jsoup">
    <target name="compile">
        <mkdir dir="build/classes"/>
        <javac srcdir="src" destdir="build/classes" includeantruntime="false"/>
    </target>

    <target name="jar">
        <mkdir dir="build/jar"/>
        <jar destfile="build/jar/jsoup.jar" basedir="build/classes">
            <manifest>
                <attribute name="Main-Class" value="org.jsoup.examples.HtmlToPlainText"/>
            </manifest>
        </jar>
    </target>

    <target name="run">
        <!--<java jar="build/jar/jsoup.jar" input="htmls/index.html" fork="true"/>-->
        <exec executable="java">
            <arg value="-jar"/>
            <arg value="build/jar/jsoup.jar"/>
            <arg value="htmls/index.html"/>
        </exec>
    </target>
</project>

... waiting for more information ...
... until it turns up, my guess would be that there is no file at htmls/index.html

A: I didn't find the fundamental cause of this error. But I did make it work finally.
It seems the classes files need to be kept in the same directories of source files. So a build.xml is like this:
<project>
<target name="compile">
    <mkdir dir="build/classes"/>
    <javac srcdir="src" destdir="src" includeantruntime="false"/>
</target>

<target name="clean">
    <delete dir="build"/>
</target>

<target name="jar">
    <mkdir dir="build/jar"/>
    <jar destfile="build/jar/jsoupIns.jar" basedir="src">
        <manifest>
            <attribute name="Main-Class" value="org.jsoup.examples.HtmlToPlainText"/>
        </manifest>
    </jar>
</target>

<target name="run">
    <!--<java jar="build/jar/jsoup.jar"  destdir="build/classes" input="htmls/index.html" fork="true"/>-->
    <exec executable="java">
        <arg value="-jar"/>
        <arg value="build/jar/jsoupIns.jar"/>
        <arg value="http://www.google.com"/>
    </exec>
</target>
</project>

If you know any clue of the deeper causes of this problem, please let me know. Thanks!

A: The jar file needs to contain the files entities-base.properties and entities-full.properties in the jar directory org/jsoup/nodes. Adding a fileset to the ant jar task to include these files was sufficient.
<target name="local.all.build" >

   <echo message="Building ${local.app.jar.name}" />
   <mkdir dir="${top.dirs.class}"/>
   <mkdir dir="${top.dirs.jar}"/>

   <javac srcdir            = "${local.dirs.source}"
          destdir           = "${top.dirs.class}"
          debug             = "true"
          includeantruntime = "false" >
      <classpath refid="top.app.classpath"/>
      <compilerarg value="-Xlint:unchecked" />
   </javac>

   <jar jarfile   = "${top.dirs.jar}/${local.app.jar.name}"
        basedir   = "${top.dirs.class}" >
      <fileset dir      = "${top.dirs.source}"
               includes = "**/*.properties" />
   </jar>

</target>

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Get to Know the Big Ten | Penn State
The Penn State Nittany Lions have been scratching and clawing their way back to the glory days of old. Surprisingly enough, the Lions have managed to emerge out of their darkest hour fairly quickly given the sanctions that were placed on them three years ago.
Last season, Penn State had a confusing turn of events, starting off 4-0, and taking the eventual national champions, the Ohio State Buckeyes, to the wire in an overtime thriller.
However, the campaign spiraled downward fast when the Nittany Lions were destroyed by Northwestern, which was followed by tough losses to below par teams such as Michigan and Illinois.
Penn State went 7-6 overall in 2014 and 2-6 in Big Ten play. This upcoming season, Penn State could push their record to a .500 mark in conference play, but that depends on how well junior quarterback, Christian Hackenberg plays.
Two years ago, as a true freshman, the five-star recruit from Virginia stole the show, and looked like he was the answer to the Nittany Lions' prayers.
He threw for 2,955 yards and 20 touchdowns in 2013.
Yet in 2014, his numbers were completely different.
He seemed out of his element, failing to find the end zone in six games, and notched a below average mark of 12 total touchdowns through the air.
Not only did he fail at finding the end zone, he failed at finding his teammates. Hackenberg threw multiple interceptions in five games, which is a recipe for disaster at any level.
Was he to blame for all the woes in Happy Valley? No.
Being under pressure every game took a toll on the quarterback. Sacked 44 times last season, only three teams, Wyoming, SMU, and Wake Forest, allowed more sacks than Penn State.
At the end of the day, this season rides on Hackenberg's shoulders. The question now is, will he be the one to take Penn State to the promise land?
Defensively the Nittany Lions are stacked.
Last season, Penn State was seventh in the country for points against, allowing an average of 18.6 points per game.
A huge reason for their success was the play of senior linebacker, Mike Hull, who is currently now with the Miami Dolphins as an undrafted free agent.
His spectacular play on the gridiron last campaign was enough to earn him the Butkus-Fitzgerald Linebacker of the Year Award. Totaling 140 tackles last season, Hull's play will surely be missed.
Despite the loss of Hull, at Linebacker U, Penn State doesn't recruit linebackers, they reload.
Incoming freshmen Manny Bowen (Barnegat, New Jersey) and Jake Cooper (Warminster, Pennsylvania) are two four-star recruits that could make an impact right away.
Last year, the Spartans cruised to a 34-10 victory in Happy Valley, and if the Spartans can remain focused after their big showdown against Ohio State, the Spartans should roll over the Nittany Lions without a problem to close out the 2015 campaign.


The release of his second album is just around the corner and Thomas Rhett is touring extensively in its support. The phenomenal country crooner is selling out arenas alongside Luke Bryan on the latter's Kick The Dust Up tour and is also the opening act on Florida Georgia Line's Anything Goes Tour. The 25-year old Georgia native will also co-headline a tour along with Brett Eldredge. Come fall, the pair will bring their metro-country brand of music to numerous cities and are ready to rock at the 14th Annual CMT On Tour.
This pretty much sums up the music of Thomas Rhett. The rising star is ready to release his second album "Tangled Up" and according to the artist, the title itself gives away what the fans can expect from this effort. Drawing from different genres, the record is mainly inspired from the works of Bruno Mars and Rhett has also covered the band's hit track "When I Was Your Man". Putting a country spin on the power ballad, Rhett has given the song his personal touch and the result is spectacular.
Early on in his career Thomas Rhett established himself as a versatile musician, composing track like "Front Porch Junkie" that had traces of R&B. In "All-American Middle Class White Boy" he has drawn on southern influences and hard rock chants can be heard in "Whatcha Got In That Cup". Striking gold with his latest single Crash and Burn, Thomas Rhett is treating the fans with the live version in his ongoing tour. Get your hands on Thomas Rhett Darien Center tickets now to be a part of this star-studded evening.
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The year was 1979 in the sunny island of Jamaica at the grand finals of the Tastee Talent Series, a young man named Horace Martin was placed third behind a young Nadine Sutherland and Paul Blake of the Blood Fire Posse.
Horace was born of May 5, in Kingston, Jamaica started singing at age 12 and recorded his first song at age 14, entitled, Beautiful Dream.
After Many top ten hits and four albums later, Horace martin has become a household name to many not only in Jamaica and in the rest of the Caribbean but also in Europe, America and Canada with such hits like. I will follow you, Shock Me A Shock, Lazy Body and Watermelon Man albums are Mixed Up, You've Changed, Horace Martin And Friends, and Horace Martin Classics, Nominated in 2004 by the Canadian Music Reggae Award for Best Single, he also awarded the male singer of the year 1995 by Canadian Reggae Music Award.
Now a Canadian Citizen living in Mississauga, Ontario, this father of four has moved from singing about his Beautiful dream to actually living some of the. He has his own record label called, Shock out Martin with artist such as Johnny P, Horace Andy, jimmy Riley and ray I. he is currently working on his new album with King Jammy's.
Horace Has worked with such as Sly Dunbar, Robby Shakespeare, Beres Hammond, Burning Spear, Beenie Man, Coco Tea and Elephant Man just to name a few. He has toured and performed in many cities such as, Massey, Talus, Paris, London, Manchester, Birmingham, New York, Miami, Vancouver, Toronto, and Edmonton and in counties such as annual Coronation show on November 5th, 2005.
Horace has appeared on BBC radio in England, CHRY 105.5 FM, and CKLN 88 FM, CICUT 89.FM and Break FUS in Canada, WBLK FM in New York, RJR and JBC Television in Jamaica.
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10 Best Places to Visit in Timor-Leste
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01.Jaco Island 1
02.Dili
03.Bobonaro
04.Maubisse
05.Atauro Island
06.Liquica
07.Lake Ira Lalaro
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Country in Asia
Timor-Leste, or East Timor, a Southeast Asian nation occupying half the island of Timor, is ringed by coral reefs teeming with marine life. Landmarks in the capital, Dili, speak to the country's struggles for independence from Portugal in 1975 and then Indonesia in 2002. The iconic 27m-tall Cristo Rei de Dili statue sits on a hilltop high over the city, with sweeping views of the surrounding bay. ― Google
Capital of Timor-Leste
Dili is the capital city of Timor-Leste, or East Timor, on the country's north coast. The large Cristo Rei de Dili statue is on a hilltop east of the city, with views of the bay. Landmarks in the city recall the nation's struggles for independence from Portugal and then Indonesia. Exhibits on the conflicts feature at the Timorese Resistance Museum and the Chega! Exhibition, the latter of which is in a former prison. ― Google
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10. Same, East Timor
Same is a city in the Same Subdistrict in the interior of East Timor, 81 kilometres south of Dili, the national capital. Same has a population of 7,413 and is the capital of Manufahi District, which was known as Same District in Portuguese Timor.
9. Jaco Island
Jaco Island, sometimes spelt Jako, is an uninhabited island in East Timor, a country occupying the eastern end of the island of Timor in the Lesser Sunda Islands of Wallacea. It lies within Nino Konis Santana National Park.
8. Mount Matebian
Matebian or Matebean is the third highest mountain in Timor Leste, after Ramelau.
7. Lake Ira Lalaro
Lake Ira Lalaro is a waterway in Mehara, Subdistrict Tutuala, Lautém District of East Timor. It is the largest freshwater lake on the island of Timor, and the largest lake in the country of East Timor.
6. Maubisse
Maubisse is a historic town in the hills 70 km south of Dili, in Ainaro District, East Timor. It is a popular tourist destination and a weekend visiting spot for people from the capital. The suco has 6,229 inhabitants.
5. Lautem
Lautém is one of the districts of East Timor, on the eastern end of the island of Timor. It has a population of 64,135 and an area of 1,813 km². Its capital is Lospalos, which lies 248 km east of the national capital, Dili.
4. Suai
Suai is a city in East Timor, in Suai Subdistrict. It has a population of 9,866 and is located 138 kilometres to the southwest of Dili, the national capital. Suai is the capital of the Cova Lima District, which is in the southwest of the country.
3. Baucau
Baucau is the second-largest city in East Timor, after Dili, the capital, which lies 122 km east of Dili. Baucau has about 16,000 inhabitants, and is the capital of Baucau, located in the eastern part of the country.
2. Atauro Island
Atauro Island is a small island situated 25 km north of Dili, East Timor, on the extinct Wetar segment of the volcanic Inner Banda Arc, between the Indonesian islands of Alor and Wetar.
1. Jesus Backside Beach, Dili
The beach is free and open for anyone. You don't need to book a tour or pay for anything; you go there and enjoy its untamed beauty.The surrounding mountains highlighted by sneaking sun behind the eruption of clouds, the endless green-blue ocean water, the pieces of tree trunks and branches offering a contrasting beauty against the white sand- this has to be the most amazing place in the whole of Dili.
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A country in Southeast Asia
Timor-Leste, or East Timor, a Southeast Asian nation occupying half the island of Timor, is ringed by coral reefs teeming with marine life.
Landmarks in the capital, Dili, speak to the country's struggles for independence from Portugal in 1975 and then Indonesia in 2002. The iconic 27m-tall Cristo Rei de Dili statue sits on a hilltop high over the city, with sweeping views of the surrounding bay.
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Dili is the capital city of Timor-Leste, or East Timor, on the country's north coast. The large Cristo Rei de Dili statue is on a hilltop east of the city, with views of the bay.
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Dili lies on the northern coast of Timor Island, the easternmost of the Lesser Sunda Islands.
Dili is the largest city, chief port and commercial center of East Timor and also is the newest Asian capital.
Although there are not many tourist attractions in town but there are some interesting buildings like:
The Government Palace,
The Presidential Palace,
And the headquarter of the Ministry of Defense.
The most characteristic landmark is the Statue of Jesus that is constructed on a headland to the east of town.
The statue is about 27m tall and stands on a globe of earth and the view from across the bay is spectacular.
Of similar type but less famous is the Statue of John Paul II, located on the western side of the city.
Among the few places of worship, two are note worthy:
Motael Church
And An Nur Mosque.
East Timor is a developing country. It's not cheap and there is much to be done.
Dili is a safe, charming, lazy little coastal city surrounded by wild nature.
And like in every other seaside city it has:
Several Nice Beaches;
Parks and Monuments;
A Small Port;
A Lighthouse;
A Promenade, a popular hangout for the young;
And the National Stadium.
In Dili you can find fresh fruits, vegetables and fish.
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East Timor was colonised by Portugal in the 16th century, and was known as Portuguese Timor until 28 November 1975, when the Revolutionary Front for an Independent East Timor (Fretilin) declared the territory's independence. Nine days later, it was invaded and occupied by the Indonesian military, and was declared as the country's 27th province the following year. The Indonesian occupation of East Timor was characterised by a highly violent, decades-long conflict between separatist groups (especially Fretilin) and the Indonesian military. East Timor - Officially the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste (Portuguese: República Democrática de Timor-Leste,Tetum: Repúblika Demokrátika Timór-Leste), is a country in Southeast Asia. It comprises the eastern half of the island of Timor, the nearby islands of Atauro and Jaco, and Oecusse, an exclave on the northwestern side of the island surrounded by Indonesian West Timor. Australia is the country's southern neighbour, separated by the Timor Sea. The country's size is about 15,007 km2 (5,794 sq mi)
Indonesian occupation (1975–1999) Indonesia's occupation of East Timor was marked by violence and brutality. A detailed statistical report prepared for the Commission for Reception, Truth and Reconciliation in East Timor cited a minimum bound of 102,800 conflict-related deaths in the period 1974–1999, namely, approximately 18,600 killings and 84,200 excess deaths from hunger and illness, with an estimated figure based on Portuguese, Indonesian and Catholic Church data of approximately 200,000 deaths. The East Timorese guerrilla force (Forças Armadas da Libertação Nacional de Timor-Leste, Falintil) fought a campaign against the Indonesian forces from 1975 to 1998. José Ramos-Horta, 1996 Nobel Peace Prize winner, second President of East Timor The 1991 Dili Massacre was a turning point for the independence cause and an East Timor solidarity movement grew in Portugal, the Philippines, Australia, and other Western countries. Following the resignation of Indonesian President Suharto, a UN-sponsored agreement between Indonesia and Portugal allowed for a UN-supervised popular referendum in August 1999. A clear vote for independence was met with a punitive campaign of violence by East Timorese pro-integration
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A Tourist's Guide to Dili, East Timor/Timor Leste
How to spend 24-hours in Dili, capital of one of the newest countries in the world.
After a short hop aboard Nam Air from Bali, I land in sleepy Dili. The Hotel Timor is a good base to explore the city on foot, where I see the Presidential Palace, the Santa Cruz Massacre Memorial, the port area and a church. I see lots of great statues along the way, too.
Then I catch a taxi to the Christ monument, and make it to the top to admire the view. After a brief stop by Dili Lighthouse, I end my day in Timor Plaza, where I enjoy a cooling beer in a rooftop restaurant.
Daily life in Dili, Capital of Timor-Leste
Dili, the capital of East Timor with about 200,000 inhabitants lies on the northern coast of Timor island, the easternmost of the Lesser Sunda Islands.
This video clip, recorded during a stay of about one week, gives an impression of daily life in Dili: housing, traffic, shopping, public buildings, public transport as well as port, boulevard and beach.
After a dark history the town is full of young people looking to the future with hope and expectation.
00:00 Get a first feeling for life in Dili
00:52 How people buy and sell
03:10 How people get around
05:48 Working and chilling at the seaside
08:46 Where the government is
09:42 Where people live
11:42 How people relax
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East Timor, wonderful experience.
Timor-Leste, or East Timor, a Southeast Asian nation occupying half the island of Timor, is ringed by coral reefs teeming with marine life. Landmarks in the capital, Dili, speak to the country's struggles for independence from Portugal in 1975 and then Indonesia in 2002. The iconic 27m-tall Cristo Rei de Dili statue sits on a hilltop high over the city, with sweeping views of the surrounding bay. (Wiki)
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It is the newest country in the Southeast Asian bloc, gaining independence in 2002, and one of the least traveled country in Asia with only 60,000 travelers last year. To put that into perspective, Indonesia, its close neighbor had over 1.32 million arrivals last year.
Due to these facts, I decided to embark on a journey into this unknown land and traveled around the country for 10 days in July 2018. I got to see untouched nature unlike anything I have seen before, one of the smiliest people out there, and best of all, a country untouched by over-tourism. During my trip, I also saw poverty, unmaintained infrastructure, and a fire incident in the city. The trip was one hell of a rollercoaster ride that pushes me to the limit, to say the least. There is a long way to go for Timor Leste to become a prominent destination for travelers, but there is also an untapped potential that awaits those who seek real adventurers. If you are looking for a real adventure, you will surely find it here.
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THINGS TO DO IN DILI, East Timor | Traveling with Mom to Dili, Timor Leste
In 2017, Halef visited Dili, East Timor with his mom. He are a few things to do in Dili, Timor Leste - the nation's capital.
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10. Tais Market
11. Alola Esperansa Foundation
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From its ruggedly beautiful landscapes to its centuries-old traditions, Timor-Leste offers one of the world's last great off-the-beaten-track adventures. Here Lonely Planet Pathfinders, Tayla and Ben, give us a glimpse of this little visited corner of the world.
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Timor-Leste, or East Timor, a Southeast Asian nation occupying half the island of Timor, is ringed by coral reefs teeming with marine life. East Timor is an exciting destination renowned for its rich culture and beautiful beaches that have yet to be tarnished by tourists.
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Атлантичний білобокий дельфін () — вид родини дельфінових, що мешкає в холодних і помірних широтах північної частини Атлантичного океану.

Відмінності

Величина атлантичного білобокого дельфіна становить максимум 2,8 м у самців і 2,5 м у самок. Цей вид дещо більший, ніж більшість інших видів дельфінів. Його вага становить 200—230 кг. Основною відмінністю атлантичного білобокого дельфіна є велика біла або жовта пляма, що починається по обидві сторони від спинного плавця і тягнеться вздовж усього тіла. Нижня сторона голови, горло і живіт цих тварин пофарбовані в білий колір, а плавці і спина — в чорний.

Самки досягають статевої зрілості у віці від шести до дванадцяти років, самці — у віці від семи до одинадцяти років. Тривалість вагітності становить одинадцять місяців, після народження дитинча вигодовується молоком півтора року. Самці живуть в середньому до 22 років, самки до 27 років.

Поведінка

Атлантичні білобокі дельфіни утворюють групи, величина яких варіює залежно від середовища проживання. Поблизу Ньюфаундленду групи складають близько 60 особин, у той час як у берегів Ісландії вони значно менші. По аналізах вмісту шлунків було встановлено, що основною їжею цих тварин є скумбрія і оселедець, а також колеоідеї. Цей вид дуже акробатичний і грайливий, він не боїться наближатися до човнів, проте трохи обережніший, ніж звичайний дельфін і біломордий дельфін.

Поширення

Атлантичний білобокий дельфін мешкає виключно в північній частині Атлантичного океану. Він зустрічається біля берегів Ньюфаундленду і Кейп-Коду, а також у регіоні між Великою Британією, Ісландією, Гренландією і Норвегією. Його популяції живуть і в Північному морі. На сьогоднішній день чисельність цього виду оцінюється в 200—300 тисяч особин.

Загрози і захист

На атлантичного білобокого дельфіна раніше велася комерційне полювання по всьому ареалу його поширення, сьогодні на цих тварин полюють тільки поблизу Фарерських островів. У рік добувається близько 1000 особин, що не становить загрози для виживання виду.

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With hundreds of miles of trail within easy reach of downtown, Ketchum and Sun Valley are a hiker's paradise. Whether you're looking for a family-friendly hike that you can finish before lunch, or an all-day epic that will make you earn your schooner of beer from Grumpy's, we have you covered. Here are some of our favorite hikes in and around Sun Valley.
The White Clouds Loop was built in 2008 by Sun Valley Resort, and the trailhead is located across the street from the Sun Valley Lodge. The loop starts out with a climb to an overlook of Ketchum, then rolls over gentle hills with stellar mountain views. The last part of the loop is along the paved Trail Creek Path.
Taylor Canyon is close enough to town to run over for a quick hike after lunch, but far enough that you won't see many people. The loop begins as a gentle climb through an open canyon before making big, lazy switchbacks up to a ridgeline with great views of Bald Mountain.
Just before reaching the top of Galena Pass you'll notice a crowded parking area on the right. This is the starting point for Titus Lake, an easy-to-reach alpine lake above 9,000 feet. Because of its elevation the wildflowers don't bloom until late July, making it a great destination for those who missed the earlier blooms closer to Sun Valley.
The lupines blooming on Proctor Mountain in June is one of the most beautiful sights in the valley. But Proctor Mountain is perfect throughout the summer, and is one of the closest hikes to Sun Valley Resort. The trailhead is located just west of the Trail Creek Cabin's driveway, and passes the Hemingway Memorial before starting a sustained climb onto the ridgeline. This hike is mostly exposed, so bring plenty of water.
If you've never hiked to an alpine lake before, make Norton Lake your first. Norton Lake's turquoise water edged with deep green pine trees makes it one of the most memorable, yet accessible, alpine lakes in the area. Don't be scared by the elevation gain, the trail is a gradual climb with such beautiful scenery you'll forget you're working your lungs and legs.
Fox Creek is a popular loop hike north of Sun Valley on Highway 75. For scenic diversity the trail is hard to beat; it passes through open meadow, dense forest, and meanders on a rocky slope above the Big Wood River. Mountain bikers use this trail frequently, so stay aware of your surroundings (they will be riding the loop counterclockwise).
If there is one quintessential hike in Sun Valley, climbing to Pioneer Cabin from Corral Creek is it. This grunt of a hike ascends 2,400 feet in 23 switchbacks through alpine fields to Pioneer Cabin, which was built in 1938 by Sun Valley Resort for their alpine school. The cabin has no services, but pop your head inside to look around before sitting for lunch with one of the best views you'll find anywhere.
The Sawtooth Mountains, a rugged and formidable range that towers over Stanley, is home to some of the most beautiful alpine lakes in the country. Sawtooth Lake is the largest in the Sawtooth Wilderness Area, and is worth every step of the challenging climb. Leave first thing in the morning to beat the afternoon heat, and whatever you do, don't forget your camera.
Skilled hikers who crave solitude will love the remote expanses of Surprise Valley. Located over Trail Creek Pass in the Fall Creek area, Surprise Valley is a lightly traveled trail with such spectacular views at its end that you'll wonder why you haven't seen another soul on the journey (hint: the brutal climb near the end has something to do with it).
Located in the White Cloud Peaks outside of Stanley, a hike to Fourth of July and Born Lakes takes you into the newly created Hemingway-Boulders Wilderness. Fourth of July Lake is the easiest, and therefore busiest, lake accessible from the trailhead. Continue north with a climb to the ridgeline that marks the edge of the Wilderness boundary. The view from this ridge may satisfy your quota for breathtaking scenery. If it doesn't, descend in the wide valley to reach Born Lakes.
Ketchum's gear shops have everything you need for a hike in the mountains. Backwoods Mountain Sports, the Elephants Perch, Lost River Outfitters, and Sturtevant's carry a wide variety of hiking gear, maps, and advice from valley locals.
Would you prefer to hit the trail with a knowledgeable and safe guide? Book a trip with Sun Valley Trekking, Sawtooth Mountain Guidesor Sturtevant's Sun Valley Mountain Guides.


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AcubeSAT is a multidisciplinary project by SpaceDot, a team led by ambitious students and researchers primarily from the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. The space mission is realized with the support of the European Space Agency (ESA) Education Office. The team is one of the three accepted in the "Fly Your Satellite! 3" ESA programme.
We are part of the Fly Your Satellite! programme, a dedicated programme of the European Space Agency enabling, mainly through training and financial support, selected student teams to design and fly their own satellite.
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Our space mission was birthed from a question sparked in our hearts: Is there any way to perform large-scale biology-centered research on outer space, while being outside of the International Space Station (ISS)? And if so, can this be achieved in a low-cost, scalable and easily reproducible way, in order to tackle complex topics, such as the prolonged effects space conditions have on humans?
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The nanosatellite currently designed by AcubeSAT will have an in-house built pressurized vessel containing a microscopic assay and a lab-on-a-chip, able to sustain yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae growth, in order to probe the effects of radiation and microgravity conditions in low Earth orbit.
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from sqlalchemy.types import Unicode, Integer, String, UnicodeText, CHAR
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Base = declarative_base()
Session = scoped_session(sessionmaker())

bag_policy_table = Table('bag_policy', Base.metadata,
    Column('bag_id', Integer, ForeignKey('bag.id', ondelete='CASCADE'),
        index=True, nullable=False, primary_key=True),
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        nullable=False, primary_key=True))

recipe_policy_table = Table('recipe_policy', Base.metadata,
    Column('recipe_id', Integer, ForeignKey('recipe.id', ondelete='CASCADE'),
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    Column('policy_id', Integer, ForeignKey('policy.id', ondelete='CASCADE'),
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current_revision_table = Table('current_revision', Base.metadata,
        Column('tiddler_id', Integer, ForeignKey('tiddler.id',
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            ondelete='CASCADE'), index=True, nullable=False),
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    name = Column(Unicode(64), nullable=False, index=True, primary_key=True)
    value = Column(Unicode(1024), nullable=False, index=True)

    def __init__(self, name, value):
        object.__init__(self)
        self.name = name
        self.value = value

    def __repr__(self):
        return '<sField(%s:%s)>' % (self.name, self.value)

class sTag(Base):

    __tablename__ = 'tag'

    revision_number = Column(Integer,
            ForeignKey('revision.number', ondelete='CASCADE'),
            nullable=False, index=True, primary_key=True)
    tag = Column(Unicode(256), nullable=False, index=True,
            primary_key=True)

    def __init__(self, tag):
        object.__init__(self)
        self.tag = tag

    def __repr__(self):
        return '<sTag(%s:%s)>' % (self.revision_number, self.tag)

class sText(Base):

    __tablename__ = 'text'

    revision_number = Column('revision_number', Integer,
            ForeignKey('revision.number', ondelete='CASCADE'),
            nullable=False, primary_key=True)
    text = Column(UnicodeText(), nullable=False, default=u'')

    def __init__(self, text):
        object.__init__(self)
        self.text = text

    def __repr__(self):
        return '<sText(%s:<text>)>' % (self.revision_number)

class sRevision(Base):

    __tablename__ = 'revision'

    tiddler_id = Column(Integer, ForeignKey('tiddler.id', ondelete='CASCADE'),
            nullable=False,
            index=True)
    number = Column(Integer, primary_key=True, nullable=False,
        autoincrement=True)
    modifier = Column(Unicode(128), index=True)
    modified = Column(String(14), index=True)
    type = Column(String(128), index=True)

    fields = relationship('sField',
        cascade='all, delete-orphan',
        backref='fields',
        lazy=True)
    tags = relationship('sTag',
        cascade='all, delete-orphan',
        backref='tags',
        lazy=True)
    text = relationship('sText',
        cascade='all, delete-orphan',
        backref='revision_text',
        uselist=False,
        lazy=True)

    def __repr__(self):
        return '<sRevision(%s:%s)>' % (self.tiddler_id,
                self.number)

class sTiddler(Base):
    __tablename__ = 'tiddler'
    __table_args__ = (
            UniqueConstraint('title', 'bag'),)

    id = Column(Integer,
            primary_key=True,
            nullable=False,
            autoincrement=True)
    bag = Column(Unicode(128), ForeignKey('bag.name', ondelete='CASCADE'),
            index=True,
            nullable=False)
    title = Column(Unicode(128),
            index=True,
            nullable=False)

    revisions = relationship('sRevision',
            order_by="desc(sRevision.number)",
            lazy=True,
            cascade='delete, delete-orphan')

    current = relationship('sRevision',
            lazy=True,
            cascade='delete, delete-orphan',
            uselist=False,
            single_parent=True,
            secondary=current_revision_table,
            primaryjoin=(id == current_revision_table.c.tiddler_id),
            secondaryjoin=(
                current_revision_table.c.current_id == sRevision.number))

    first = relationship('sRevision',
            lazy=True,
            uselist=False,
            cascade='delete, delete-orphan',
            single_parent=True,
            secondary=first_revision_table,
            primaryjoin=(id == first_revision_table.c.tiddler_id),
            secondaryjoin=first_revision_table.c.first_id == sRevision.number)

    def __init__(self, title, bag):
        object.__init__(self)
        self.bag = bag
        self.title = title

    def __repr__(self):
        return '<sTiddler(%s:%s:%s)>' % (self.id, self.bag, self.title)

class sPolicy(Base):

    __tablename__ = 'policy'
    __table_args__ = (
        UniqueConstraint('constraint', 'principal_name',
            'principal_type'),)

    id = Column(Integer, nullable=False, primary_key=True,
        autoincrement=True)
    constraint = Column(String(12), nullable=False)
    principal_name = Column(Unicode(128), index=True, nullable=False)
    principal_type = Column(CHAR(1), nullable=False)

    def __init__(self, id=None):
        object.__init__(self)
        self.id = id

    def __repr__(self):
        return '<sPolicy(%s:%s:%s:%s)>' % (self.id,
                self.principal_type, self.principal_name, self.constraint)

class sBag(Base):

    __tablename__ = 'bag'
    __table_args = (
            UniqueConstraint('id', 'name'))

    id = Column(Integer, primary_key=True, nullable=False,
            autoincrement=True)
    name = Column(Unicode(128), index=True, nullable=False, unique=True)
    desc = Column(Unicode(1024))

    policy = relationship('sPolicy',
            secondary=bag_policy_table,
            lazy=False)
    tiddlers = relationship('sTiddler',
            cascade='delete, delete-orphan',
            lazy=True)

    def __init__(self, name, desc=''):
        object.__init__(self)
        self.name = name
        self.desc = desc
        self.policy = []

    def __repr__(self):
        return '<sBag(%s:%s)>' % (self.id, self.name)

class sRecipe(Base):

    __tablename__ = 'recipe'
    __table_args = (
            UniqueConstraint('id', 'name'))

    id = Column(Integer, primary_key=True, nullable=False,
        autoincrement=True)
    name = Column(Unicode(128), index=True, nullable=False, unique=True)
    desc = Column(Unicode(1024))
    recipe_string = Column(UnicodeText, default=u'')

    policy = relationship('sPolicy',
            secondary=recipe_policy_table,
            lazy=False)

    def __init__(self, name, desc=''):
        self.name = name
        self.desc = desc
        self.policy = []

    def __repr__(self):
        return '<sRecipe(%s:%s)>' % (self.id, self.name)

class sRole(Base):

    __tablename__ = 'role'

    user = Column(Unicode(128),
            ForeignKey('user.usersign', ondelete='CASCADE'), nullable=False,
            primary_key=True)
    name = Column(Unicode(50), nullable=False, primary_key=True)

    def __repr__(self):
        return '<sRole(%s:%s)>' % (self.user, self.name)

class sUser(Base):

    __tablename__ = 'user'

    usersign = Column(Unicode(128), primary_key=True, nullable=False)
    note = Column(Unicode(1024))
    password = Column(String(128))

    roles = relationship(sRole,
            lazy=False,
            cascade='delete')

    def __repr__(self):
        return '<sUser(%s)>' % (self.usersign)


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Q: Gerrit api to change or delete the access levels for a project Is there any gerrit REST API or any other way through which we can change the access levels through a script... i did notice that gerrit has the API's to retrive and update other details..but have not found any wrt access levels..
Pls advice.

A: You can use Git to manage the project config through the refs/meta/config refspec.
There are REST APIs atm. only for reading access settings.


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How to…Identifying a Koi's gender
Your greatest priority as a Koi keeper should always be the health of the Koi in your pond, whether they are pets or prize winners and regardless of how much you might have paid for them. But once you feel you have provided the best environment for your Koi to flourish, you may feel that you wish to learn about the other issues that arise when keeping Koi.
One subject that has become more important to Koi keepers in recent years is the sex of the Koi in their pond. But why is it important to know whether your Koi are male or female? For most Koi keepers it isn't important if their interest is in simply keeping their Koi healthy and having beautiful fish in their pond. The sex of Koi, however, can affect the quality of the Koi that you buy and the number that you can keep in your pond long-term. It is often possible to buy high-quality male fish for less than a female fish of the same quality simply because female fish, on average, are likely to grow bigger than male fish. That isn't to say that male fish always stay small or that female fish always grow big! It just means that the perception that they have is keeping the price of male fish lower than perhaps they really deserves to be – a shrewd Koi keeper could use this to their advantage and buy better-quality male fish for less money than a female of the same size.
But if your interest is in showing your Koi, then once a Koi begins to grow and mature, its sex can influence how big it is likely to grow and determine the way its body shape is likely to develop. At shows in the UK, the sex of the Koi isn't an issue in itself and there are no categories at the BKKS National Koi Show that recognise the sex of the Koi being shown nor have we heard of any at regional shows. However, at some Japanese shows, categories just for male fish have been introduced which recognise the outstanding qualities that they can display and which would otherwise be overshadowed by their generally bigger female counterparts.
The sex of a young Koi does not affect its body shape until it begins to reach sexual maturity, which is usually at around three years of age. It is possible to do well with male fish at smaller sizes in shows, but as the fish reach maturity and go above 30–40cm in length, the difference in body shape between the sexes becomes more obvious. It is natural for female fish to develop the appearance of a 'fat tummy' when carrying eggs and this can spoil the line of the fish, whereas male fish don't suffer from this problem. Some females manage to maintain their gently tapering shape even in the breeding season and it's these that fair better in the show vat.
Female Koi generally (but not always) grow larger than male Koi and this is another reason why Koi at bigger sizes tend to be female.
Detective work
While pattern tends not to vary between the sexes, on Go-Sanke the hi is often stronger on male fish than on females, particularly when they are younger, making them appear more 'finished' at an earlier age than females – another reason why male Koi can often do well at shows in the smaller sizes.
Even after a Koi has reached sexual maturity, there is always the odd Koi that fails to display any of the normal characteristics of its sex, making sexing Koi very difficult for breeder, dealer and hobbyist alike! In mature Koi, the most obvious sign is body shape – female fish are usually more rounded and males generally slimmer and more streamlined. Male fish usually feel rough to the touch on their cheeks and sides and can have a slightly yellow tinge to the white skin on the head. There are sometimes other subtle differences in relation to the size and shape of the fins (male fish sometimes have noticeably bigger, less rounded pectoral fins for example) but these can often be imperceptible or misleading. The sex of most mature Koi can be determined by body shape and skin texture. When catching Koi in order to examine them it is important to bear in mind that the net should be used only as a means of guiding the Koi and should never be used to lift it as this can cause damage to the fish. It is easiest to use a floating basket when examining Koi, but the next best thing is a large tub floating in the water with enough water in it to support the Koi once caught. The edge of the bowl should be dipped under the waiting Koi contained in the net, and the Koi guided into it.
Once in the bowl, run your hands gently over the cheeks and sides of the Koi – if it is male they will often feel rough to the touch, rather like sandpaper, and if it is female they will feel completely smooth. The roughness is caused by tubercles which grow along the sides of male Koi and which they use to stimulate the female fish to release her eggs when spawning. If your Koi does feel rough to the touch along it's cheeks in particular, then it is definitely male.
If your Koi feels as smooth on its sides and cheeks as it does on the rest of its body it's likely to be female but there are the odd exceptions to this rule so if you want to be 100% sure, the next step is to examine the vent on the underside of the fish. There may be a few among you with the skills to turn a fish upside down to examine it, without risking bruising the fish in the process, but the method we recommend is that you place your Koi into a plastic bag with a small amount of water and hold it up so that you can look at the underside of the fish. The female vent is slightly protruding or convex and pale pink in colour, while the male vent is flat or concave – this is the definitive way to sex a Koi.
Male Koi shouldn't be written off. They could be considered more of a challenge if you're planning to show your Koi and want to go for the bigger size prizes, as it is possible
for some males to overcome the odds and outshine their female competition.
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Hosts look to shut out the noise as WI face 25 years of history
By ESPNcricinfo
Published : 29 Nov 2022 07:59 PM
For the first time in nearly seven years, two sides with a great history meet in Test cricket. That history has been sadly one-sided for a long time, but this is an overdue meeting for Australia and West Indies.
The last time West Indies won a Test on these shores was back in 1997 in Perth - the WACA version - when Brian Lara scored a century, and Curtly Ambrose got one to roll along the deck to Greg Blewett from one of the infamous cracks. West Indies' last Test victory against Australia was in 2003, when they chased a world record 418 in Antigua.
West Indies could field four players in their XI who were part of the side that played a damp affair from the two teams' last meeting, which was in Sydney in early 2016: Kraigg Brathwaite, now the captain; his predecessor Jason Holder; Jermaine Blackwood, and Kemar Roach. But for most, this will be a new experience. Moreover, that may not be a bad thing.
Few give them a chance in this series - and it would be a surprise if it was anything other than 2-0 to Australia - but West Indies' Test cricket has shown improvement, albeit mostly at home. However, revivals have to start somewhere. It may sound defeatist, but if they can compete in these two matches, it could provide more building blocks for the future. Their pace attack has the potential to cause problems; it will likely come down to whether they can put enough runs on the board to apply some pressure.
Even though Australia lost their most recent Test - against Sri Lanka in Galle - they are in good shape in the format, as witnessed by the XI being entirely predictable. They are in a very strong position to reach the World Test Championship final - but be careful of those over rates - and a summer of victories will further strengthen their cause.
This will be Perth's first Test since the 2019-20 season when they hosted New Zealand in a day-night game, and it is just the second match at the venue with India having played the year before in an absorbing contest on a spicy pitch. It would be nice to think both those things can be repeated this time.
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