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Storage Wars Lawsuit: David Hester Claims Show is Fake, Fired Him Out of Spiteby Free Britney at . Comments
A blockbuster lawsuit against Storage Wars has been filed by David Hester, one of its best-known figures, alleging that the A&E hit is fake and fired him out of spite.
The show reportedly picked up Hester's contract option, then rescinded it for Season 4 after he raised a series of complaints to the network and producers.
Now, in his Storage Wars lawsuit, Hester accuses the show of illegal activity and an ongoing pattern of outrageous behavior in deceiving the public.
The suit contains many bombshell claims, including that that the network and producers regularly "salt" lockers with valuables to add drama to the show.
They also rig the bidding and even paid for a female cast member's plastic surgery to add sex appeal, according to Hester, who seeks millions in damages.
Seriously? In a word ... yuuuuuuuuuup!
He says cast members confronted execs at an in-person meeting this year about the show being rigged, then found himself fired and indemnified days later.
How is Storage Wars supposedly fake? Specifically, he alleges:
- Producers staged entire units and enlists cooperation of owners of storage facilities
- The show pays for lockers for "weaker" cast members as part of the manipulation
- The show plants items in lockers after having them appraised weeks in advance
- The show obtains items to be placed in the units from a business regularly on air
In addition, Hester alleges that interviews are scripted and that scenes of bidding are faked to the extent that there NO auctions shown are open to the public.
Perhaps the suit's biggest claim, however, is that the cast members, along with Hester, raised concerns about the bullet points above and were dismissed.
I figure,at least 95% of the "reality" shows are fake.It really doesn't bother me,the poor acting is what ticks me off.If Mr.Yuuuuup was so concerned,how come he didn't blow the whistle,right from the get-go?
Hey Dave, Seeee Ya!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hahaha!! Im glad Hester is gone, that guy was so annoying! I dont care if the show is fake, its still funny and I will still watch it, now we just dont have to hear Yuppppp during the whole show. lol
Sour Grapes... if it's fake, that idiot sure stayed on the show long enough... if it was fake he should have quit long long ago and make everyone happy! I'm glad he's gone.
Of course valuable items were always planted. Everyone knows that after watching a few episodes.
It was of some entertainment value though, if you pretended they weren't. At least you learn a few things too with this show and Pawn Stars in an entertaining fashion.
The only true part of the program is the auction sale. Items are planted to keep you the viewer's interested. trust me, since I do auction's for a living it is very rare, I mean 1 out of 200 units bought you might find something of value.
The sad part is, there are so many people who believe it's all true, then go out and lose a bunch of money at real storage auctions. There should be a disclaimer.
Ah Hester! The scum of the Earth. He's a greedy little bast-...man. I'm sure it's fake. All reality shows are staged. But I like watching this show. I'm glad Dave is fired. It isn't entertaining to watch a pompous POS act like he is a god. We should all be crying "YUUUUUP!" (wait, how many u's is that) and refuse to pay him.
Is there anyone out there who really believes these reality shows? Of course they are all fake!
So as the rating slip in a fake show, they generate some fake controversy over a fake law suit. This is me faking interest.
It's all fake....the majority of all of the 'reality shows' are fake. Watch episode after episode and you can see how everything is staged. So sick of reality TV.


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Yoko Ono will have to pay a Brooklyn designer who claimed the singer had ripped off her clothing designs.
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Paul McCartney Mends Rift with Yoko, Still Talks to John Lennon
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Rock fans have often been critical of Yoko Ono's avant-garde vocal stylings, and it seems that some have been getting a good laugh out of a new viral video, where she appears to be singing along to Katy Perry's "Firework."
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Activists turn out for Equality Virginia's lobby day
Gay rights advocates have been active at Capitol Square this legislative session, seeking laws that would ban discrimination in employment and adoptions on the basis of sexual orientation.
About 75 people turned out last week for the annual Lobby Day held by Equality Virginia, which advocates for the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.
Activists spent the morning of Jan. 24 lobbying members of the General Assembly on LGBT-related legislation. That was followed by a series of workshops on various topics and a legislative reception in the evening.
"Most of what we're addressing is equality in employment," said Roland Winston, the executive director of the LGBT rights group Mothers and Others.
"We [also] don't want discrimination in adoption. … There are two bills that have been submitted to ensure that religious institutions do not ever have to place children with gay people, and we're opposed to those."
Winston said Equality Virginia was lobbying for Senate Bill 569, sponsored by Sen. Adam Ebbin, D-Alexandria, that would ban adoption discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation.
Jasper Hendricks, the openly gay chair of the Appomattox Democratic Committee, said some of the legislators he lobbied – such as Sen. Thomas Garrett, R-Bumpass – seemed surprised to meet him.
"State Sen. Garrett told me that, by looking at me and by talking to me, [he] didn't get that I was gay," Hendricks said. "And that's why it's important to have different voices on the issues, because it helps to put the biases aside."
Rebecca Voskeritchian, who has spina bifida, said that her disability made her want to lobby against what she called "double discrimination."
"Having the [legislation forbidding] workplace discrimination go through would be important to me," said Voskeritchian, a master's student in social work at Virginia Commonwealth University, "because then that's one less [type of] discrimination that I would have to deal with."
One Virginia mother said she had a personal stake in the struggle for LGBT rights. The mother, who asked that her name not be used, said she was there on behalf of her transgender child.
"I came today for the first time to lobby," she said. "It's a great experience. I'm not very political, I guess. … I just kind of talked from my mother's perspective of a young transgender child."
The Rev. Robin Gorsline said he was lobbying on behalf of several bills, including House Bill 115, the "Solemnization of Marriage Act."
"This is a bill to allow religious leaders and others in congregations to marry people even if the marriage is not recognized legally by the commonwealth," said Gorsline, the president of People of Faith for Equality in Virginia. He said the existing law infringed upon freedom of religion.
"Currently we have a law that says if I as a pastor or a priest or a rabbi stands up and says, 'I marry you' to two women or two men, it is not a valid marriage, and I'm actually breaking the law," said Gorsline, who moderated a workshop on the subject.
Other workshop topics included how to ensure safer schools for LGBT youth and how to talk about LGBT issues.
In the latter session, Equality Virginia Executive Director James Parrish discussed terminology pertaining to gay rights activism. He advocated using "sexual orientation" rather than "sexual preference" and simply "marriage" instead of "gay marriage."
"We all want the same thing," Parrish said. "When two older people want to get married, we don't call it 'elder marriage'… and there's no such thing as 'gay marriage.' We just want access to marriage."
Later, Equality Virginia held a reception in the Library of Virginia lobby. Legislators in attendance included Democratic Delegates Joe Morrissey of Highland Springs and David Toscano of Charlottesville, as well as Sen. Ebbin.
"Equality Virginia cannot be successful at all if we don't have people like [the attendees] involved," Parrish said.
"I can go down there every day and see every delegate, but I only vote for two of them, so that's the only two who are going to listen to me. …. It does take everyone to make this happen."
Wednesday is AIDS Awareness Day at Capitol. The advocacy group Virginia Organizations Responding to AIDS will hold its annual lobbying day on Wednesday at Capitol Square. Participants will meet at the General Assembly Building for breakfast before lobbying their delegates and senators on AIDS-related legislation. The event will feature Miss America 2010, Caressa Cameron, as a speaker. Cameron, a native of Fredericksburg, is an organizer for AIDS United in Washington, D.C.
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Among participants at the Seventh Annual Coordinators2Inc Golf Tournament and awards luncheon Oct. 3 were (from left) Rebecca Ricardo, C2 Inc executive director; Kevin Derr, member of the winning foursome; Sharon Richardson, C2 Inc founder; and Frank Ridgway and Jon King, members of the winning foursome.
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All 140 A.C. Moore locations will serve as drop-off centers this year for the Marine Toys for Tots Foundation, and all toys collected will stay in the local communities served by the stores in which they are donated.
On Saturday, Nov. 15, the Willow Lawn location will kick off the month-long program by hosting a "Make & Take" craft event for kids. Children ages six and older will be able to make a craft and take it home with them. Representatives from the Marines will be in-store to teach customers about the Toys for Tots program. A.C. Moore team members will be on site to help with the crafts. > Read more.
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Commonwealth Catholic Charities is in desperate need of food donations for its community food pantry that serves the region's low-income families, according to officials with the Henrico-based nonprofit.
After moving into its new location this past summer, the agency has dedicated a larger space for the pantry but the shelves are practically empty.
"As we head into the holidays and the weather turns colder, the need for food becomes even more critical, but unfortunately our cupboards are nearly bare," said Jay Brown, the agency's director for the division of housing services. "Donations of food will allow us help provide." > Read more.
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'Sizing Up!' opens at Cultural Arts Center
The Cultural Arts Center unveils a new exhibit – "Sizing Up!" – Nov. 20-Jan. 18 in the Gumenick Family Gallery.
Artist Chuck Larivey has spent the past three years "sizing up" – creating large-scale oil paintings that are designed to engage their viewers in a monumental way by using size to captivate them and make them a part of the artistic experience.
The exhibit is appropriate for all ages and is free and open to the public at the center, located at 2880 Mountain Road in Glen Allen. > Read more.
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Abby Patterson, a graduate of Henrico High School, recently was named to the dean's list for the spring term at Centre College in Danville, Ky. To be eligible for the dean's list, students must maintain at least a 3.6 grade point average. Patterson is the daughter of Scot and Adena Patterson, of Richmond.
The following students recently were named to the dean's list for the spring 2012 semester at Virginia Military Institute in Lexington, Va.: Phat D. Atran, Zachary D. Boyce, Matthew R. Brock, Alexander B. Burton, Mark A. Christian, Jr., Edward A. Coglio, William A. Coursey, Taylor Y. Dowell, Cameron L. Dunnavant, Noyan F. Erermis, Jameson A. Goodell, Edward P. Gottwald, Nicholas R. Hassell, Hayden E. Hodges, Carson N. Hogge, Stuart F. Hughes, Jacob T. Humrich, Ryan M. Jacoby, Charles T. Jenkins, Simone R. Jimenez, Gary D. LeClair, Jr., Ryan A. Lee, Donald M. Martin, Robert C. Michie, Joseph R. Porzio, William N. Potter, Paul A. Raymond, Sean P. Rogers, Jackson H. Sain, McDonald Wellford, III, Conrad K. Wharton, Jr.; Jeffrey C. Willis, Caroline D. Wortham and Andrew P. Yancey, of Richmond; and Luke W. Snead, of Henrico. To be eligible for the dean's list, a cadet must have a grade point average of at least 3.0.
John Hilker, of Glen Allen, will attend Florida Institute of Technology in Melbourne, Fla. in the fall. Hilker plans to pursue a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering. He is a graduate of Deep Run High School.
The following students graduated from Virginia Tech in May: Meliha Aljabar, Taylor Blankenship, Ethan Bramble, Kolden Buehler, Katrina Butz, Erin Chafe, Anna Dietz, Danielle Dougherty, Alecia Englehart, Sierra Freeze, Kathryn Hummel, Wynn Hunsaker, Charles Johnson, Chelsea Livingston, Kathleen Matthews, Lee McKinnon, Shelley Morgan, Savannah Reeves, Jonathan Stein, Abigail Todd, Daniel Whisler, Brooke Wright, Christina Brennan, Amber Ding, Jay Gowda, Kimberly Keesecker, Kieran Lee, Chang Liu, Steven Preskitt, Connie Tran and Robert Waldrop, of Glen Allen; Christopher Setzer, of Highland Springs; Katherine Mawyer and Jonathan Wooddy, of Sandston; Diana Kent, of Henrico; and Jennifer Walsh, Irene Gardner, Maxwell Schick, Joseph Clayton, Chelsea Duty, Cameron Simmons, Peter Smith, Idriz Aljic, Cary Allin, Mary Boteler, Emily Bowden, Kelsey Burke, Grace Cardwell, Laura Hare, Arnez Harris-Randall, Steven Hinkes, Francis Hunt, Douglas Ivey, William Kinton, Allyson McElroy, Mitchell Murray, Gary Nave, Mary Richardson, Ross Tudor, Jonathan Schmick, Casey Stoneman, Michael Anderson, Alexis Baker, Adam Bruce, Matthew Bryant, Kathryn Chakales, Emily Cothran, John Daylor, Cameron Farbotko, Elizabeth Feuerstein, Catherine Fuson, Spencer Guld, Alexander Hopkins, Adelina Jones, Stephanie Knight, Kathryn Lacy, Elizabeth LaRoe, Anna Larsen, Sara Mackenzie, Gabriel Mastromano, Matthew Mattioli, Jennifer Murphy, Alexander Norton, Matthew Peterson, Vikram Rajasekaran, Richard Rhodemyre, Anna Satterfield, Bryan Shadron, Katherine Shaia, Andrew Spicknall, Renee Valiquett, Rebecca Wayland and Ashley Dalton, of Richmond.
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Commonwealth Catholic Charities is in desperate need of food donations for its community food pantry that serves the region's low-income families, according to officials with the Henrico-based nonprofit.
After moving into its new location this past summer, the agency has dedicated a larger space for the pantry but the shelves are practically empty.
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Artist Chuck Larivey has spent the past three years "sizing up" – creating large-scale oil paintings that are designed to engage their viewers in a monumental way by using size to captivate them and make them a part of the artistic experience.
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August 14, 2012 at 2:48pm
Predatory lending describes unfair, deceptive, or fraudulent practices of some lenders during the loan origination process. While there are no legal definitions in the United States for predatory lending, an audit report on predatory lending from the office of inspector general of the FDIC broadly defines predatory lending as "imposing unfair and abusive loan terms on borrowers."Though there are laws against many of the specific practices commonly identified as predatory, various federal agencies use the term as a catch-all term for many specific illegal activities in the loan industry. Predatory lending should not be confused with predatory mortgage servicing which is used to describe the unfair, deceptive, or fraudulent practices of lenders and servicing agents during the loan or mortgage servicing process, post loan origination.
You want to buy a house, they give you a sweetheart loan with a low APR. Next thing you know your APR has exploded.
Maybe you can talk to this man's widow about predatory lending.
I hope you're paid off. When times get tough for the banksters, it will be all out war against the people. When banks aren't regulated, they will rob you blind.
In reply to jackact's comment on the story JPMorgan CEO Hits Breaking Point on Gov't Regs: 'It's a Free. F**king. Country'
August 14, 2012 at 1:39pm
He's right. It's a free country. These banksters only speak in dollars. They panic anyimte bank flight begins to rend on the net. These banks did it to themselves with predatory lending practices.
Folks, these aren't the banks that we are used to. They aren't the good neighbors. I had to laugh when he mentioned small banks. Most small banks have been eaten up by the big banks. My local bank got bought out by Wells Fargo. It was a community bank for 150 years, then Wells Fargo took over. Most of the old customers left for the local credit union.
The guy is a defender of crony capitalism. Lenin once said, "The Capitalists will sell us the rope with which we will hang them." Think about that for a minute.
We are slaves to the central banks. We believe that if they fail, America will fail. We are better than that.
Read this: http://revolutioninmedia.com/2012/06/26/banksters-get-raises/
What happened to the money Jamie? Where did your bail out go? Why are you still losing billions?
The MSM including Fox News need to start asking tough questions instead of swooning over this waste of flesh.
In reply to jackact's comment on the story JPMorgan CEO Hits Breaking Point on Gov't Regs: 'It's a Free. F**king. Country'
August 7, 2012 at 3:12pm
Seriously? Nobody realizes that Marco Rubio is VP? He's been vetted by the Bilderbergs. Laugh now if you want, but it's the truth. Romney will win election 2012 since, again he was vetted by Bilderberg. You might cheer the fact that he is set to win, but it's not going to be pretty when the bankers run the country.
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August 8, 2012 at 6:49am
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August 2, 2012 at 1:14pm
Wow….reading some of these comments on here shows me how willing you all are for a police state. Nowhere did I see the kid try to break away from the cop. I saw him jump a little. Just wait until it's your precious little child getting shot by an out of control cop for no good reason. I bet you won't be kissing up to him.
I saw a comment on here about the kid in the orange shirt should have been arrested. It's within your legal right to film police in public spaces.
How about this story about a guy who was handcuffed after being searched but managed to blow his brains out in the back of a squad car. Oh, sure…all cops are heroes. There are good cops, but there are a lot of cops on power trips. Just wait until the next video is you.
July 17, 2012 at 2:29pm
The government unfortunately is bought and paid for by the banks. It's sad. We worry about the stock market and let that pollute our faith in the economy. If we just stopped paying attention and lived our lives, the economy would be able to come back. Unfortunately we worry too musch about what Bernanke has to say and it shakes our faith.
Try reading this. It's pretty good and it makes sense. It also dispels the myth that if banks fail, then America does too.
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July 17, 2012 at 2:05pm
Socialism isn't the only thing killing America. The banksters are too. Read this article and maybe even participate. Don't jump to conclusions until you have read the whole thing. I first thought it was an Occutard deal, but it really isn't.
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June 21, 2012 at 3:26pm
Our government is as corrupt as those in the Middle East. It's sick! Release the list so we can see just who is a target. Why do they hide so much? What happened to a transparent government?
This is an interesting read as well.
Not only corruption, but censorship from this government. What a disgrace!
June 20, 2012 at 11:00pm
Racism has always been alive and well in America. Whether it's people against Mexicans, "suspicious" blacks, people who look like they are from Middle East, it exists. If Americans could just get passed things like skin color or religious beliefs, then the people might ACTUALLY be able to influence change.
The biggest lie Americans are fed is the idea of political parties. Neither party has a monopoly on the truth, both constantly lie to get their way. A Republican gave us the Patriot Act and a Democrat has been abusing executive orders to pass his agenda. The sad fact is that far too many people just follow party lines and refuse to think for themselves. Even when folks "do their own research" they tend to stick with websites and sources that support their beliefs.
Thank God for the alternative press!
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June 21, 2012 at 3:03am
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June 15, 2012 at 1:12pm
Here's something that will really make you sick!
This man sinks lower and lower!
Why doesn't the media talk about this wasteful spending?
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June 5, 2012 at 9:59pm
Just what our economy needs….another war!
Well, atleast defense contractors will be rolling in the dough.
Why won't the GOP talk about tangible job creation? Not a broad idea, but how to fix things? Nope. Deflect and start a war.
The populous sleeps.
May 25, 2012 at 4:46pm
I wish there was like button for your comment. The GOP supports the TSA and all of the other legislation designed to take away our freedoms. Ron Paul, while I may not agree with all of his views, is the only one that wants to do away with all of these things.
I remember reading comments early on from people saying that the media won't choose their candidate for them. Looks like they let the media do just that. Romney is just part of the establishment that cares more about lobbyists and corporate cronyism over the rights of citizens.
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May 24, 2012 at 9:46am
Funny how the Blaze stays away from police brutality.
I came across this and it left me a bit shaken. Towards the end of the article is video of police brutality during the NATO summit.
It scares me, because it's only a matter of time before Obama uses these tactics at Tea Party rallies. Don't believe it? These kids cursed at the cops, but they got beat and pushed back with no where to go. The article was written by someone who was actually stuck in the crowd.
A police state is coming, but the media is too busy downplaying the recent rise in unprovoked attacks. They have trained their viewers/listeners that the cops are always right.
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May 24, 2012 at 10:12am
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May 23, 2012 at 5:07pm
Clearly not a government employee doing the smuggling this time.
Found this article interesting: Clear signs that America is turning into a totalitarian government.
Back to the borders though, if the government wanted them shut down, they would be. The truth is that the government gains money whenever they catch drug dealers. What do you think acutally happens to the drugs they confiscate?
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May 23, 2012 at 5:01pm
Better watch it now. If Ms. Cupp sues Larry Flynt and wins, it could be bad for everybody. Glenn could be sued by the Obama administration for some of his fantasy skits. Rush could be sued by anybody that he puts down. The Blaze could get shut down if they are found to have posted a false story.
All it takes is one case and then this PC crap kills freedom of speech. Plain and simple? I don;t like Hustler, I don't read it. Maybe we do need a nanny state to take care of us. People defend Rush, yet some see him as a drug addict who thinks he's god. People defend Glenn, while others view him as a paranoid schizophrenic.
Larry Flynt is a pig, but attacking him will only take away first amendment rights. What defines slander in the terms of law? Do we really want the government to give us a definition that stops people from reporting the truth against government corruption?
We need to pick our battles carefully instead of just having a knee jerk reaction. They could potentially affect us all.
In reply to the story Hustler's Larry Flynt Responds to Fake Explicit S.E. Cupp Image: 'That's Satire'
May 21, 2012 at 1:17pm
During WWII the US released propaganda films for US citizens as well as those abroad. Fox News ran a terror alert color coded graphic for much of the Bush administration, post 9/11. It was always raised in time for an election. Propaganda isn't just a liberal thing, conservatives know how to use it as well.
We can't tolerate this type of stuff ever. It's not okay for one party to use it and then condemn another for doing the same thing.
Even those old atomic bomb drill videos were propaganda designed to strike fear in those who viewed it(namely children). The idea of propaganda is gain control over citizens and make the government look good. Plain and simple.
May 19, 2012 at 10:08am
Better be careful. If the NDAA goes through, they can lock up American citizens without cause. There are proposed laws meant to make it a felony to protest anywhere near a figure under Secret Service protection. Wake up! They are stripping away our freedoms.
They play the Occupy crowd so that conservatives stay distracted.
Their next target will be Tea Party rallies. Just wait until they grab some one who has a permit to carry concealed. I guarantee that they will use it to make conservatives and the Tea Party look like terrorists.
You can't cheer when Occupy has their 1st Amendment rights stripped away, and then cry when they start targeting conservatives.
I don't care what you believe, you have a right to assemble and a right to free speech.You could be trying to convince people that lord Zog was coming to conquer the earth….looney tunes….yes….illegal? No.
Varying points of view is what makes America great. I like the fact that we don't all have to believe the same thing, but we can go out and spread our message.
May 17, 2012 at 5:59pm
Don't fall for the distractions. There is clear proof that Andrew Breitbart was murdered!!!!!!
Glenn will not discuss this because it would put his life in danger.
They are killing us! Stop being a sheep and wake up!!!!!
May 10, 2012 at 4:10pm
Better be careful, he might get Breitbarted. Remember, this administration is dangerous.
In reply to jacasa's comment on the story Conservative Blogger Could Soon Raise Bounty to $25K for Obama's Transcripts
May 9, 2012 at 1:24am
How about fixing all of the broken spending in DC? The Pentagon pays through the nose to contractors charging premium for nuts and bolts. They spend on projects that will be never finished and projects that will never work. They try to distort reality by saying that if they get cut, then our nation is at risk.
Time to throw out all of these crooks and get real Constitutionalists in DC not those that worship the corporations or big banks.
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May 8, 2012 at 4:38pm
Guess he's trying sex appeal to help make sure his ratings stay up.
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This is part of a series I started in March 2008 - you may want to go back and look at older parts if you're new to this series.
Messy further steps towards self-hosting
This part is going to be a hodge-podge of changes, as I walk through a good chunk of changes needed to
prepare to compile the tokenization code in
tokenizer.rb, and improves what we can handle from
I'm going to start by briefly talking about this commit:
- [part-41 d0ee180] Refactoring of tokenizer
This commit breaks
tokenizer.rb into several separate files. And that was the starting point for this
part. To identify what I had to do, I broke apart the
Tokenizer module, and wrote a few small scripts
to see what compiled, and what crashed. E.g:
require 'selfhost/atom'
require 'selfhost/scanner'
s = Scanner.new(STDIN)
i = Tokens::Atom.new
puts i.expect(s)
(I haven't checked in the "selfhost" directory - the files there are mostly like the broken up
The purpose was to tweak the classes however much I needed to compile them, then fix or tweak until I got them mostly working, based on whatever errors I run into.
The purpose of this is of course to get one step closer to the first big "selfhosting" goal of being able to run the s-expression parser.
Rather than following the entire process, which was simple yet tedious, I'll walk through the most important commits, and simply list the others.
A number of minor tweaks
I'm going to skip over these, other than mentioning the commits. They are all important, but trivial. If you have any questions about them, I'm happy to answer comments:
- [part-41 8fe7103] Add FalseClass#to_s
- [part-41 79d39f4] Add TrueClass#to_s
- [part-41 e31a44e] Added first stab at NilClass#==
- [part-41 814b520] Naive / incomplete (base 10 only) version of String#to_i
- [part-41 2f8ecb7] Absent #is_a? etc., adding explicit nil check in Fixnum#== as a temporary hack to get the parser closer to self-hosted
- [part-41 7ae9623] Replace += with << in tokenizer and scanner; partly because it may be more efficient, partly because it removes an obstacle to self-hosting
- [part-41 6f1c5a1] Let get_arg transparently convert true/false to :true, :false
- [part-41 7429885] Fixed handling of quoted strings in asm output
- [part-41 72d255e] Prevent 'require' loops by 'registering' the required file as empty at the outset
- [part-41 ffda923] Added String#+
- [part-41 a1af1fb] Assume :assign outside %s() returns an object
Valid return addresses for empty methods
- [part-41 7b4cf91] Ensure a valid return value for empty method (caused String#to_i to seg fault)
Until now, if a method did not specify a return value, we'd leave garbage in
%eax. Ruby does in fact
nil to be returned in most instances where there's not a sane last expression value to depend
The case of the argumentative not operator
For a while I was baffled at why the not-operator methods required an extra argument, and used workarounds:
- [part-41 e2f6b37] Another workaround for not operator requiring arguments
- [part-41 d734bb4] Added dummy/trivial not operator for String
Here I fixed it:
- [part-41 1d54cec] Fix situation where not operator methods needed an argument
The specific line that fixes it was this from
e[3] = E[e[2]] if e[2]
Previously this was done unconditionally, which meant that if e[2] was already an empty array, we wrapped it in another array and unintentionally gave a method call an extra, though invalid, argument.
Range class
- [part-41 a18cdef] Add first trivial version of Range class + rewrite :range nodes in AST to Range.new(...)
The tokenizer classes relies on ranges in a number of locations. This commit takes a first tiny stab at
a basic version of the Range class, and also adds support for literal ranges (1..5), through this bit added to
+ def rewrite_range(exp)
+ exp.depth_first do |e|
+ if e[0] == :range
+ STDERR.puts e.inspect
+ e.replace(E[:callm, :Range, :new, e[1..-1]])
+ end
+ :next
+ end
+ end
Quirks of parsing Ruby
- [part-41 dbfe020] Function/method calls with arguments inside () or without parentheses have different needs for the priority of the call operator; we need to push a variation with a different priority onto the operator stack if we detect a method call without an opening parenthesis (caveat: Ruby has rules regarding whitespace here too, that I believe we're currently not taking into account)
What this is talking about (unfortunately the commit is really messy and includes unrelated whitespace and documentation changes etc - I was sloppy; sorry about that), is for example the difference between these expressions:
foo(45 + 5)
foo 45 + 5
Prior to this change, these were handled differently. The synthetic "call" operator used by the shunting
yard parser needs a high priority to bind tightly to the function arguments. But in the absence of parentheses, this means it bound too tightly to the tokens immediately following, so that the latter example above would be treated as
foo(45) + 5 because the call operator was given higher precedence than
This was resolved by introducing a second call operator, and in the instance where we are handling functions without a leading parenthesis, that operator (with much lower priority) is pushed onto the operator stack instead:
if possible_func
- ostack << opcall
+ ostack << @opcall2
Correctly compiling "||"
- [part-41 456a989] Improved comments / label names for #compile_if and fixed rather broken 'or' logic
- [part-41 c288585] Rewrite compile_or to deal properly with shortcut logic, and in process do slight refactor to split out common functionality also used by compile_if and compile_while
As it turned out, my previous attempt at implementing
|| was completely broken. I don't know what
I was thinking. All evidence is that I was not.
The original "||" implementation basically turned
<left> || <right> into
if <left>; false; else <right>; end. Which sort-of works, except it discards the result from
<left>, which obviously isn't
The first commit above improves that every so slightly by changing the implementation into the equivalent of this pseudo code:
__left = <left>
if __left
But that really was not a very satisfying solution. So the next commit changes it drastically, and
also refactors
#compile_if and
#compile_while, and at the same time takes a stab at handling
our minimal static typing in a reasonable way. Here's how
#compile_or changed:
def compile_or scope, left, right
@e.comment("compile_or: #{left.inspect} || #{right.inspect}")
- # FIXME: Eek. need to make sure variables are assigned for these. Turn it into a rewrite?
- compile_eval_arg(scope,[:assign, :__left, left])
- compile_if(scope, :__left, :__left, right)
+ ret = compile_eval_arg(scope,left)
+ l_or = @e.get_local + "_or"
+ compile_jmp_on_false(scope, ret, l_or)
+ l_end_or = @e.get_local + "_end_or"
+ @e.jmp(l_end_or)
+ @e.comment(".. or:")
+ @e.local(l_or)
+ or_ret = compile_eval_arg(scope,right)
+ @e.local(l_end_or)
+ @e.evict_all
+ combine_types(ret,or_ret)
Which does roughly this, as pseudo-code:
ret = <left>
if !ret goto <label>_or
goto <label>_end_or
You'll note this is not optimal, we can improve on it by adding code to avoid one of the branches,
but this was a decent shortcut to let it still share code with
#compile_if and
#compile_jmp_on_false and
#combine_types are worth a quick look.
#compile_jmp_on_false extracts
part of
#compile_if as follows:
+ def compile_jmp_on_false(scope, r, target)
+ if r && r.type == :object
+ @e.save_result(r)
+ @e.cmpl(@e.result_value, "nil")
+ @e.je(target)
+ @e.cmpl(@e.result_value, "false")
+ @e.je(target)
+ else
+ @e.jmp_on_false(target, r)
+ end
+ end
As you can see, the main reason it has been given its own method is to handle the case where we check the truthyness of an object.
#combine_types looks like this:
+ def combine_types(left, right)
+ type = nil
+ if left && (!right || left.type == right.type)
+ type = left.type
+ end
+ return Value.new([:subexpr],type)
+ end
This was also extracted from
#compile_if, and is responsible for ensuring the weaken the type
information. Which is the fancy way of saying that if the type of the left hand expression matches
that of the right hand expression, we return that type. Otherwise, we return "nil" in the type field,
which in our current incarnation means "we have no clue, this could be anything" which means we
won't take any object-specific action elsewhere.
Resolving Foo::Bar
- [part-41 3a7e275] Add default implementations for new
- [part-41 6ceb215] Turn '::' into internal operator :deref, and add machinery to pre-build scope chain and traverse it to resolve class constant names at compile time where possible
- [part-41 960f1b0] Make use of new inner classes support to bring test case closer to real Scanner implementation
Next up we need to handle inner classes. The first step is to actually capture
Foo::Bar as different to
Foo.bar, as it was previously. We do this by introducing the internal
:deref operator in the parse tree in 6ceb215 in
- "::" => Oper.new(100, :callm, :infix, 2,2,:left),
+ "::" => Oper.new(100, :deref, :infix, 2,2,:left),
The next step is a major change to build a sequence of class scope objects. Consider the case where I open a class, define a method that refers to an as yet undefined class. Then later I re-open the class and define the earlier class as an inner class:
class Foo
def hello
class Foo
class Foo
class Bar
To handle this case,
ClassScope objects must persist across open/close of a class, and they do.
However, to compile this to static references, I also must identify any references and resolve them,
to be able to distinguish a possible
::Bar from
::Foo::Bar without being forced to do runtime
lookups (we still need to be able to fall back to dynamic constant lookup at some point in the future).
So lets take a look at the code, in
+ def build_class_scopes(exps, scope = nil)
+ scope = @global_scope if !scope
+ return if !exps.is_a?(Array)
+ exps.each do |e|
+ if e.is_a?(Array)
+ if e[0] == :defm && scope.is_a?(ClassScope)
+ scope.add_vtable_entry(e[1]) # add method into vtable of class-scope to associate with class
+ e[3].depth_first do |exp|
+ exp.each do |n|
+ scope.add_ivar(n) if n.is_a?(Symbol) and n.to_s[0] == ?@ && n.to_s[1] != ?@
+ end
+ end
Firstly, above, we deal with method definitions, by identifying instance variables that are plainly mentioned (we still don't support dynamically generated ivars).
Then this bit was extracted from
compile_class as we may as well allocate these earlier:
+ elsif e[0] == :call && e[1] == :attr_accessor
+ # This is a bit presumptious, assuming noone are stupid enough to overload
+ # attr_accessor, attr_reader without making them do more or less the same thing.
+ # but the right thing to do is actually to call the method.
+ #
+ # In any case there is no actual harm in allocating the vtable
+ # entry.`
+ #
+ # We may do a quick temporary hack to synthesize the methods,
+ # though, as otherwise we need to implement the full define_method
+ # etc.
+ arr = e[1].is_a?(Array) ? e[2] : [e[2]]
+ arr.each {|entry|
+ scope.add_vtable_entry(entry.to_s[1..-1].to_sym)
+ }
And then we handle the case of the
class or
module blocks themselves, by creating the
ClassScope objects that will hold the scope information, and recursing, as well as finally
recursing for all other AST node types:
+ elsif e[0] == :class || e[0] == :module
+ superclass = e[2]
+ superc = @classes[superclass.to_sym]
+ cscope = @classes[e[1].to_sym]
+ cscope = ClassScope.new(scope, e[1], @vtableoffsets, superc) if !cscope
+ @classes[cscope.name.to_sym] = cscope
+ @global_scope.add_constant(cscope.name.to_sym,cscope)
+ scope.add_constant(e[1].to_sym,cscope)
+ build_class_scopes(e[3], cscope)
+ elsif e[0] == :sexp
+ else
+ e[1..-1].each do |x|
+ build_class_scopes(x,scope)
+ end
+ end
+ end
+ end
+ end
And at the top level in
transform.rb we hook this step in early, starting by initializing the
GlobalScope object, so we have something to hook the class scopes into:
def preprocess exp
+ # The global scope is needed for some rewrites
+ @global_scope = GlobalScope.new(@vtableoffsets)
+ build_class_scopes(exp)
There are a number of smaller supporting changes, but lets just look at
compile_deref that
handles the new internal
:deref node as a starting point:
+ def compile_deref(scope, left, right)
+ cscope = scope.find_constant(left)
+ raise "Unable to resolve: #{left}::#{right} statically (FIXME)" if !cscope || !cscope.is_a?(ClassScope)
+ get_arg(cscope,right)
+ end
This simply delegates to the new
find_constant methods in the scope classes, which for
recurses and builds a multi-level class name (e.g.
Foo__Bar) - in
+ def find_constant(c)
+ const = @constants[c]
+ return const if const
+ return @next.find_constant(@name+"__"+c.to_s) if @next
+ return nil
+ end
Rewriting :incr
- [part-41 b3edea5] Rewrite :incr internal operator into += method call
There's not much to say about this. The whole change simply adds a small bit to
that on coming across
[:incr, :foo] insteads translates it into
[:callm, :foo, :"+", right hand expression.
- [part-41 e19a85d] Support for #is_a?; also needed to add default Object#==, since comparison of object references is used in the #is_a? implementation
This implements a very basic
#is_a? implementation that simply loops up the
superclass chain.
It required the implementation itself, but also adding a basic
Object#== that does pointer based
comparison, and
Class#superclass itself.
attr_reader / accessor / writer
- [part-41 af00ab3] Filter out leading nil's where E[node.position, ....] is called and node does not have a position set
The above is a one-liner that helps debugging by ensuring the position doesn't get accidentally set to nil.
- [part-41 ee85225] Quick and dirty attr_accessor / attr_reader / attr_writer implementation and minor bug fix (array index e[1] => e[2])
- [part-41 83f0333] Made use of attr_reader / writer / accessor, and fixed += operator to bring test Scanner version closer in line with the real Scanner
A while back I was holding back on this awaiting a full
define_method implementation, so I could do this in pure Ruby, but since I pulled back on that, it's time for a simple implementation since it helps actually get closer to compile the unmodified scanner. The bulk of is this in
transform.rb, which simply injects one or two method definitions:
+ # Then let's do the quick hack:
+ #
+ type = e[1]
+ syms = e[2]
+ e[0] = :do
+ e.slice!(1..-1)
+ syms.each do |mname|
+ mname = mname.to_s[1..-1].to_sym
+ if (type == :attr_reader || type == :attr_accessor)
+ e << E[:defm, mname, [], ["@#{mname}".to_sym]]
+ end
+ if (type == :attr_writer || type == :attr_accessor)
+ e << E[:defm, "#{mname}=".to_sym, [:value], [[:assign, "@#{mname}".to_sym, :value]]]
+ end
+ end
I won't comment further on these:
- [part-41 0084643] Refactored *Scope classes into separate files
- [part-41 d9d9d2b] Refactoring: Split compiler driver out into separate file
- [part-41 7fe231b] Refactored out code related to compiling function and method calls
- [part-41 2da30b5] Refactoring
- [part-41 083d0b5] Additional refactoring
Next steps
My current plans (subject to changes):
- Part 42 will cover re-opening classes
- Part 43 will cover Eigenclasses.
- Part 44 will wrap up a few niggling issues with compiling the tokenization code, such as named block arguments (&block), possibly Struct, and any other small issues required for self-hosting
- Part 45 will start to attack ParserBase. The most likely subject is
#sendand according method lookup machinery (this also affects the main
Compilerclass). There's also the issue of exceptions, though I'm unsure if I want to deal with that yet, as well as
#include'ing modules.
- Part 46-50 - by this point I expect to wrap up self-hosting of the s-expression parser, and start attacking the operator precedence parser. At this point we should have gotten rid of the worst hindrances for full self-hosting, ad I hope to get there by part 50.
These may be hopelessly optimistic:
Parts 51-60 or so:
- Parse (possibly not correctly) all of Rubyspec.
- Run mspec (for Rubyspec)
- Case studies of compiling (and fixing issues with) specific applications.
- Yanking out "gas" and generate asm opcodes directly. JIT to support
- Refactoring towards better support for retargeting to another backend
- Start on an x86-64 backend
Part 61-70 or so:
- Optimization and re-targeting
- Rubyspec compliance
- A "review"/revisit of the major components
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6/2/10 #ntchat TopicMore Related Discussions
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Hello All! As the school year is winding down for most of you, I'm very interested in knowing what kind of support you received as a first year teacher from your school site? Was it there? Was it not? If so, what form did it come in...a mentor, a colleague, your admin? Was it helpful...or not? If you didn't receive support...why not? Did you speak up and ask for support? Or did you shy away out of fear of not wanting to appear needy? Other reasons? Join us for #ntchat tomorrow 6/2 @4pm PDT/7pm EDT as we discuss this very important topic of support for 1st year teachers! See you tomorrow! ~Lisa
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Posted 6/1/2010 1:52pm
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Great topic Lisa. Even if you're not a new teacher, we'd love to hear how you were supported/not supported during your first year in the classroom.
I'd also love to take it a step further once we see what was lacking to brainstorm some ideas on how we can get our schools to better support our educators.
See you all Wednesday!
Posted 6/3/2010 7:47am
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Hi All,
I now have the archive to our weekly #ntchat set up on a Wiki space!~>http://ntchat.pbworks.com/June-2-ntchat-archive
Please be sure to check out the great convo's!
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