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Safety Randall Goforth missed Saturday's game with a separated shoulder, and in the next few days, UCLA will mull its options on how to handle his injury. Of the available options, UCLA coach Jim Mora did not rule out surgery as a possible conclusion.
"Whether that involves bracing it, rehabbing it, giving him time off, or a surgical procedure," Mora said, "we want to be cautious and take into account that he hurt his other shoulder during training camp. We want to make the right decision for his long-term health and the good of the team."
Playing without Goforth for an undetermined amount of time would certainly be a blow to UCLA's secondary. But with Goforth out and fellow safety Anthony Jefferson spraining his ankle during warmups, true freshman Jaleel Wadood and sophomore Tahaan Goodman performed admirably in their first starts.
Wadood was especially impressive and should play a role going forward, even if Goforth and Jefferson return to the starting lineup.
"He showed up in the run game," Mora said of Wadood. "He was where he was supposed to be in the pass game. He didn't back down at all. He's a guy who has a lot of football savvy."
Read the rest of this entry »SAN BERNARDINO – Demetrice Martin stood over his young group of UCLA defensive backs at practice on Friday like a professor at the head of his class, pacing from end to end. The Bruins assistant has found himself in this position plenty of times over the last three days, forced to be more teacher than football coach.
But Martin knew this extended outdoor lecture was coming long ago. All four of the starters from last season's team have either graduated or left, and only three players return with any legitimate game experience. Unlike any other position group at UCLA's camp, the Bruins' secondary will be filled out with an almost entirely new cast of characters this season.
The situation has already warranted some concern from head coach Jim Mora. But Martin is decidedly more relaxed. In fact, you might say it's got him pretty ecstatic.
"It's going to be a lot of teaching, a lot of ups and downs all camp," Martin said on Friday. "But I look at it as Christmas has finally come and I've got some new toys to open up."
Those new toys include four talented freshmen that have gotten their fair share of reps through the first third of camp. Cornerback Priest Willis ran across from Ishmael Adams on UCLA's first team defense on Friday. Fellow corner Johnny Johnson has been a scrappy cover man and has grasped the mental aspects well. And Tahaan Goodman – who could potentially still move to corner – has been the rangy, long option that the Bruins may need on the back end. All four, including Tyler Foreman, have been praised for their athleticism.
Read the rest of this entry »The college football season draws near, and with UCLA's future looking bright, 2013 could certainly be a special season in Westwood.
But that path of ascension to the top of the Pac-12 comes riddled with question marks. UCLA finished last season with three straight losses, including a blowout loss in the Holiday Bowl, after an emotionally charged statement victory over crosstown rival USC. It remains to be seen if UCLA, led by Coach Jim Mora, is ready to take the next step.
In the weeks leading up to college football season, we'll investigate the 10 burning questions that surround the UCLA football team leading in the 2013 season.
Here's the questions we've burned on already:
#1: Will Brett Hundley avoid a sophomore slump?
Read the rest of this entry »Saturday's UCLA spring game won't have any high-intensity quarterback battles. It'll only feature 60 full-go plays. And according to UCLA coach Jim Mora, it won't decide any position battles.
But that doesn't mean there won't things to watch, new players to see, and a few important impressions to be made at the Rose Bowl on Saturday.
Here's five players to watch closely in the spring game:
1. Anthony Jefferson, CB
Jefferson's name has been mentioned among UCLA's best spring performers all April long, and he seems to be one of the favorites to emerge at the Bruins' open cornerback spots. Jefferson used to be a highly touted recruit before injuries derailed the beginning of his career in Westwood. But his cover skills are legitimate, and he shut down each of UCLA's talented receivers at some point during the spring. Here's betting that he makes a few big plays on Saturday and becomes one of UCLA's unquestioned starters in the fall.
Read the rest of this entry »LOS ANGELES – With two senior cornerbacks gone from last year's Bruins secondary – a group that had already struggled at times, in spite of its experience -- UCLA defensive backs coach Demetrice Martin knew what he was in for this season, coaching one of the team's most inexperienced groups.
Then came a curveball. Tevin McDonald, the Bruins' most experienced returning defensive back, was kicked off the team for a violation of team rules.
That left safeties Randall Goforth and Dietrich Riley to take the lion's share of reps on the back end, with Ishmael Adams and Anthony Jefferson handling first team duties at corner. Combined, the makeshift unit has just 10 starts total – all of which come from Goforth and Riley.
But through 11 spring practices, UCLA's most inexperienced unit has far surpassed those once-meager expectations. Jefferson has emerged as a surefire leader to start at one corner spot, making multiple fantastic defensive plays throughout the spring. UCLA coach Jim Mora also listed Adams as one of the camp's standouts. And Goforth -- who Martin says he challenges on a daily basis to be more of a leader -- has steadily improved throughout camp.
"We were going to be young, even if we get a guy that doesn't get kicked out off the team," Martin said. "We're still young anyway. We already knew that going into it; it just so happened that one of the guys we were thinking about counting on is not here."
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Eating lemons for breakfast again?
February 7, 2013 in Uncategorized
I often feel that bad moods are like colds and flu – unpleasant and highly contagious. When you spend time with positive people and have a laugh, you automatically feel better. In the company of negative and moody people who are adament to find something wrong with everything is a draining experience. They are like energy vampires, seeing you are happy about something – anything – and in they swoop (although instead of fangs, they wear a venemous expression that makes your good morning greeting wither on your lips).
I try to leave my work at work which means I leave home at home. I don't bring my ironing to the office so why bring your partner/family/friend/cat drama with you? I try to be polite and listen with an attentive look of my face and my reward for being kind? A thunderous expression the next day when I show concern for your partner/family/friend/cat and a snotty "it is the LAST thing I'm thinking of". Really? I had to listen to you bang on about it for ages in the office kitchen, ladies restroom, your desk, my desk and the tea trolley. But it is a pleasure for asking and showing I care. I am good enough to hear the endless boasting – again I must wear my attentive face and nod and smile accordingly – but when things go pear shaped we must all back off and patronise the sulky woman in the corner who is stressed. I also get stressed. I don't rock up for work for the free coffee and to play with my highlighters. Stressed, tired and agitated are also things I feel during the day. I just try to keep it in perspective and I don't take it out on my colleagues. I have never lashed out at someone when they sent an e-mail at what I felt was at an inappropriate time. We are ALL busy. I don't get snappy with anyone at the office when I have deadlines and they are asking a question I have answered numerous times before. It is called patience – and it is high time more people learned it!
It is common decency to treat those around you as you would like to be treated, yet why are more and more people not doing that? Maybe some people enjoy eating lemons for breakfast because it means they can walk around with a sour expression on their faces for the rest of the day. I suggest they be careful though, people might actually start avoiding them. Or they will start bringing a flask to work (saves so much time in the office kitchen).
How do you deal with people that are adament to spread their bad mood?

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Hola, I've been wanting to share my beloved appliance garage set-up for a long time. It works for me/my family SO well. Hopefully it can help others. So I have a G-shaped kitchen, with a long wall of windows/base cabinets between my fridge/WO wall and my induction cooktop/hood wall. My layout after many many iterations/tweaking: My wall of windows/base cabinets (Sorry for the bad cellphone pix): Now you don't see it: A closer look CLOSED: Any questions? Amanda |
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Nice set-up huango!!!! |
Looks great! Keeps everything nice and tidy. Love your wall of windows! |
Great ideas. The windows & the sconces, love them. |
Beautiful kitchen. How wise of you to eliminate upper cabs and be able to work in front of those windows. The appliance garage is a great idea to help you keep the clean look you want in front of that view. Thank you for sharing this. Don't think I've ever seen a "double deck" appliance garage before. |
Great setup- Is the kitchenaid pullout reduced depth so that the tall blender can be stored in front of it? How is that possible with the Ikea pullouts? |
Thank you! Bells: Scrappy: That whole wall is pulled-out/deeper (about 5"), to allow room for when I replace the current 32" wide counter-depth all-fridge with a standard-depth French-door fridge, so that the future fridge won't be sticking out. Hope this helps give others ideas... |
- Posted by greenhaven (My Page) on Sat, Jul 19, 14 at 11:07
Absolutely brilliant1 I am not an appliance garage kind of gal, but mostly because I have only ever known the bulky corner ones I feel are practically useless. Ghis one is so welll thought out and highly practical with all that counter space and without uppers for storage. Love it1 I am SO clipping this one. Pinning too1 |
very clever, thanks for the ideas and additional info! |
Very clever and lovely kitchen! |
- Posted by westsider40 (My Page) on Sun, Jul 20, 14 at 5:23
Love it. I will use it as inspiration. Thanks a lot. |
Have you considered sending these pictures to KitchenAid? I'd say it was a fantastic example of how to make it work. They're great appliances, obviously, but one of the continued questions is what to do with it when you're not using it. They have yet to achieve the level of sculpture. your kitchen is beautiful! |
- Posted by Gyr_Falcon (My Page) on Sun, Jul 20, 14 at 13:00
My only question is where can I fit one in my kitchen? Great use of space; I was going to settle for just hiding my toys in a single drawer; two opens up different options. Love those windows and the long, clear countertops. |
I am glad that this helps give people ideas. A big reason why I worked hard on this AG design was that DH had a bad habit of using the toaster while it sat under an upper cabinet. So all that heat would basically cook the bottom of that upper cabinet. I had OFTEN asked him to just slide the toaster out 5+ inches, toast his bread, and then slide it back (after it cools), but bad habits... So with my design: he CAN'T use the toaster unless he pulls the drawer out :) Also, I'm trying to eat healthier so I got my lovely Vitamix. Many people have these items on their countertop: Also helping to keep my countertop cleared are: 1. I have 2 Dishwashers. LOVE THEM! 2. DH uses this espresso maker, so when it's not in use, it goes into one of HIS upper cabinets (I can't reach them). 3. I have a 6" pull out next to my cooktop base that houses my knife block and big spices. 4. I have a 10.5 feet hutch in my familyroom, and my fruit bowl goes there - near where the kids snack. 5. My 2nd microwave and also the toaster oven are in the walk-in pantry: at a lower height for kids to access them. I do keep my compost container and paper towel on the counter. Thanks, Like this kitchen as example for what's often found on a countertop. Another idea I ran across to hold Paper towel: |
Here is a link that might be useful: WMF espresso maker
This post was edited by huango on Sun, Jul 20, 14 at 14:01
Really creative use of space Amanda. Impressive! I love your kitchen and all the natural light that the bank of windows emits. |
huango, what a great appliance garage. Love your comment above about DH and the toaster. Man they can just be so absent minded sometimes can't they? It's lovely to invent a solution to the issue, rather than nag. I have some things like that (not the appliance garage but other things) that I designed my kitchen for that really helped in the marital harmony department. It's so much nicer to go through the day not being a shrew (or keeping the annoyance bottled in). :-) Great garage, thanks for sharing! |
How do I put an overlay over my pictures so that others do you use them for their own? What's that term? copyright? Recall someone had their kitchen pictures nabbed by some kitchen company claiming that they did that kitchen? sorry: I'll look on one of the technical threads. Amanda |
It looks nice and neat when all put away :) For me, I would not want to use my appliances up that high, especially the KA. Also, I like having workspace on both sides. |
Watermark is what you are trying to find, huango. You are looking for a way to watermark your photos. |
- Posted by westsider40 (My Page) on Wed, Jan 14, 15 at 23:48
I would love to see your hutch, Amanda. Would you mind posting a photo? Tia. Westsider |
- Posted by funkycamper (My Page) on Thu, Jan 15, 15 at 0:11
Very clever! I'm saving your AG to my idea file. In most photo editing programs, you can apply a watermark. Or you can simply put Huango (or whatever words youw ant) over the photo using outline-style letters via the "add text" feature. |
Clever! clever! Thanks for sharing. I'm done my kitchen, but I am going to clip these for inspiration for my DD. This is such good organizing that I'm excited to see it, even if I'm not able to use it! BTW, I'm one who doesn't make good use of my Vitamix because it's stored in a nearby pantry.... |
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If you are gluten-free like me, you should know how hard it is to find a recipe for gluten-free tortillas that bend without breaking; that are big enough to actually wrap around something; and that taste like flour tortillas! Well look no further... here it is! Submitted by MRS_MORRIS Carbs: 32.5g | Fat: 0.6g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 2.4g | Calories: 147.7
These peanut butter cookies have the best flavor! They look and taste just like cookies made with flour. Plus, they are gluten and dairy free! Submitted by BRITTLE93 Carbs: 6.9g | Fat: 3.7g | Fiber: 0.4g | Protein: 1.7g | Calories: 67.9
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My mom was diagnosed with celiac disease about 8 years ago. We have looked everywhere for delicious recipes that substitute other products for gluten. i was fortunate to come upon this wonderful recipe, which uses only 2 unusual ingredients: GF flour and Xanthan Gum. Even though I CAN eat gluten, I still very much enjoy this delicious banana bread. It is best hot from the oven! Submitted by FITFORLIFE22 Carbs: 32.5g | Fat: 10.8g | Fiber: 3g | Protein: 3.8g | Calories: 229.5
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thick fluffy low calorie pancakes. ideal for breakfast. i eat mine with blueberrie. great for gluten intolerant people. to reduce cal further, omit large beaten egg and use egg white instead. Submitted by MOHIMA Carbs: 11.2g | Fat: 1.4g | Fiber: 1.9g | Protein: 2.3g | Calories: 65.6
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I've ammended several different recipes into one glorious cheesecake! Submitted by NDELACOURT Carbs: 10.5g | Fat: 27.8g | Fiber: 6.8g | Protein: 7.4g | Calories: 306.9
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May 1st 2009 1:53PM yet here you are on what page 6 of comments on a non-front page story of a wow news website. Either you troll well or lashing out at the man is the popular thing to do on the innanets ... HORRAY ANONYMITY.
The Martin Fury scandal: Karatechop reveals all {WoW}
May 1st 2009 1:38PM The fact they went out and reset to heroic once they confirmed the shirt worked is pretty bad, for karatechop.
No sane person would think that such a thing with the ability to full clear ulduar close to 7 times and potentially put him at server first and gear out his guild nicely was a way of atonement for a lengthy response to a SINGLE customer service request to restore hacked chars. Sorry the excuse sounds like the best reason he can come up with days after the incident to not look like what he is... a cheater.
Who is to say someone didn't get fired over this or demoted even. With REAL WORLD implications of loss of income. This is blizzards story and I am sure they will never say.
So we are here defending karatechop cause you all for the most part seem to hate blizzard and want to see them take it on the chin for this one.
And if it was simply a source of hilarity then why not go into BGs and kill whole groups of enemies... cause he KNEW he would be reported and what he was doing would cause a ban... so instead he sat inside an instance with a few "friends" laughed it up and kept using hoping no one would notice. However someone did notice and did report him... and we all believe this lame interview it came from the gods surly it was meant as atonement for prior customer service fail... and poor little gnome karatechop was wronged by the evil empire that is blizzard.
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Those willing to venture into chrome://flags can often enjoy experimental treats that haven't made it into default circulation yet. One flag in Chrome, brought to our attention by a tipster, enables "answers in suggest," giving users answers to simple questions right in the omnibar. So if for some reason you're wondering what the capital of Maryland is, or the population of the world, you can get the answer without actually performing a search.
It's still Update Wednesday here in San Francisco, and just when I thought I was done for the day, Google decided to upload yet another new version of one of its core apps - Calendar v201404011. And it's a big one, folks.
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The main change in this update finally addresses (no pun intended) what I consider the most requested feature missing from Calendar for Android, which is actually present in Calendar on the web - location suggestions for places known to Google Maps.
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Twitter shouldn't have to make sure everything crossing its servers is factual or true, but it's in Twitter's interest to fix this or risk a reputation as cesspool of untruth. Twitter needs a way to reel bad information back in. It needs a way to let us flag things that we've said that turn out to be wrong. Twitter needs an edit button, a correction process.


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We've spent nearly 15 years collectively working on clean energy solutions for both rural and urban communities, often with under-resourced and underrepresented people at the front of our minds. One question, among many, that is consistently on the minds of elected officials and advocates alike is: How will clean energy policies affect low-income families and communities of color? This is a critical question to answer because low-income families, including a disproportionately large percentage of African Americans and Latinos, spend a greater portion of their income on utility bills. This means spikes in electricity costs can interrupt monthly finances, and even slight increases can take away from other basic needs like housing, education, and food.
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15 But speaking the truth in love, we are to grow into him [with reference to] all [things], who is the head, Christ, | 15 Instead, speaking the truth in love, we will in all things grow up into him who is the Head, that is, Christ. |
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2 him and demanded, "Show us your credentials. Who authorized you to speak and act like this?" | 2 "Tell us by what authority you are doing these things," they said. "Who gave you this authority?" |
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The Turn of a Friendly Card
The Turn of a Friendly Card | ||||
Studio album by The Alan Parsons Project | ||||
Released | November 1980 | |||
Recorded | Late 1979 – mid 1980 at Acousti Studio, Paris | |||
Genre | Progressive rock, pop rock | |||
Length | 40:32 | |||
Label | Arista | |||
Producer | Alan Parsons | |||
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The Turn of a Friendly Card is the fifth album by progressive rock band The Alan Parsons Project, released in 1980. It focuses on gambling, and loosely tells the tale of a middle-aged man who grows restless and takes a chance by going to a casino and betting all he has, only to lose it all. The album has a 16-minute title piece, which was broken up into five tracks (except the West German CD pressing), with the five sub-tracks listed as sub-sections. The Turn of a Friendly Card spawned the moderate hits "Games People Play" and "Time", the latter of which was Eric Woolfson's first lead vocal appearance.
Track listing[edit]
All tracks written by Alan Parsons and Eric Woolfson.
- Side one
- "May Be a Price to Pay" (Lead vocal: Elmer Gantry (Dave Terry)) – 4:58
- "Games People Play" (Lead vocal: Lenny Zakatek) – 4:22
- "Time" (Lead vocal: Eric Woolfson; backing vocal: Alan Parsons) – 5:04
- "I Don't Wanna Go Home" (Lead vocal: Zakatek) – 5:03
- Side two
- "The Gold Bug" (Instrumental) – 4:34
- "The Turn of a Friendly Card" – 16:24
- "The Turn of a Friendly Card (Part One)" (Lead vocal: Chris Rainbow) – 2:44
- "Snake Eyes" (Lead vocal: Rainbow) – 3:14
- "The Ace of Swords" (Instrumental) – 2:57
- "Nothing Left to Lose" (Lead vocal: Woolfson) – 4:07
- "The Turn of a Friendly Card (Part Two)" (Lead vocal: Rainbow) – 3:22
Though numbered as a single work, "The Turn of a Friendly Card" is split into five tracks.
The Turn of a Friendly Card was remastered and reissued in 2008 with the following bonus tracks:
- "May Be a Price to Pay" (Intro/demo)
- "Nothing Left to Lose" (Basic backing track)
- "Nothing Left to Lose" (Chris Rainbow overdub compilation)
- "Nothing Left to Lose" (Early studio version with Woolfson's guide vocal)
- "Time" (Early studio attempt)
- "Games People Play" (Rough mix)
- "The Gold Bug" (Demo)
- Stuart Elliott - Drums and percussion
- David Paton - Bass guitar
- Ian Bairnson - Electric, acoustic and classical guitars; pedal steel guitar on "Time"
- Eric Woolfson - Piano, harpsichord, keyboards, possibly accordion on "Nothing Left to Lose"
- Alan Parsons - Whistling and finger snaps on "The Gold Bug", Clavinet on "The Gold Bug" and "The Ace of Swords", harpsichord on "The Ace of Swords", backing vocals on "Time"
- Chris Rainbow - Backing vocals [Note: Rainbow sings his typically multitracked backing vocals throughout the album except on "Time", which features a rare vocal performance by Parsons.]
- The Philharmonia Orchestra, arranged and conducted by Andrew Powell
Additional instrumentation[edit]
- "The Gold Bug", which loosely references the same-titled short story by Edgar Allan Poe, is listed as "instrumental" on the tracklist; however, it features a whistling part by Parsons, who imitates the style of Ennio Morricone's legendary Spaghetti Western film themes, and wordless vocals by Rainbow, while the main theme is played on an alto saxophone by an as-yet-unidentified player (see following note).
- The saxophone player on "The Gold Bug", originally credited as Mel Collins, is instead credited on the liner notes for the remastered edition as "A session player in Paris whose name escapes us"; this refers to the fact that the apparently unified saxophone part is actually a composite of several separate takes. Similarly, the accordion part on "Nothing Left to Lose", also credited in the liner notes to "An unidentified Parisian session player", was likely played by Woolfson.
- Also on "The Gold Bug", the newer liner notes credit a "Harmonized Rotating Triangle" to drummer Stuart Elliott. This refers to the phasing sound effects heard throughout the rhythm-free introduction to the piece.
Year | Chart | Position |
1980 | The Billboard 200 | 13 |
1980 | UK Albums Chart | 38 |
1980 | Norway | 11 |
1981 | Canada | 16 |


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04.07.07 - WBO cruiserweight champion Enzo Maccarinelli appeared to have bitten off more than he could chew today - as he tried to come to terms with 35 tonnes of Big Truck! Maccarinelli defends his crown against Wayne "Big Truck" Braithwaite at the CIA, Cardiff, on July 21 on a bill containing three world title fights.. And he got in a bit of unusual practice ahead of the clash, with a visit today to a plant hire depot in his native South Wales. Once there, he got behind the wheel of a massive dumper truck. Attention sports desks: please click on photo for a high resolution version for your use. It was billed as the most powerful in the construction industry - and with a crashing of gears and a steadfast refusal to move an inch, at first it seemed it might get the better of the Swansea fighter. But after an initial struggle, Maccarinelli eventually mastered the monster...a good sign ahead of his clash with Braithwaite. " It gave me a bit of trouble for the first few minutes, but once I got used to its style there was no holding me back," said former brickie Maccarinelli, 26-1. "I soon showed it who was boss. " And it's going to be the same against Braithwaite. He's held the WBC world title and is a dangerous puncher, but he's one big truck I'm running off the road. " I've been punching harder than ever in training, and I feel so confident ahead of my fight. " People keep saying it's a question of whoever lands first, but I'm so sharp there's no way Braithwaite is getting in ahead of me. " I'm going to knock him out and show I'm the future of the cruiserweight division. I'm still only 26 and learning all the time, but I don't think there is anyone out there who can beat me." Maccarinelli-Braithwaite heads an explosive card in the Welsh capital, which also features local lad Gavin Rees in a WBA light-welterweight challenge against champion Souleymane M'Baye. Alex Arthur tackles KOba Gogoladze for the interim WBO super-featherweight crown, while Tony Doherty battles it out with Kevin McIntyre for the Celtic welterweight crown. Gary Lockett, Nathan Cleverley, Barrie Jones, Kerry Hope, Kenny Anderson, Andy Morris and Don Broadhurst, plus debutant Harry Miles, feature on the undercard. Tickets are available from TICKETMASTER on 0870 602 1122 and are priced £40, £50, £75, £100, £150 & £200.
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Okay, no problem. And congratulations to you and Stefano for the new releases.
> I also should have mentioned I found an old radix tree implementation of
Okay. My implementation is pretty much experimental by the way. The remove()
function is broken, and I think it would be better to use a linked list
internally to avoid reallocs. And it needs some refactoring.
> The radix tree is for interning URIs. You could also use a hash table,
In regard to performance here is what I get when running the attached benchmark:
olivier@etoile:~/dev/lv2/sord/src$ ./radix_benchmark all_words.txt
Read 21110 words from all_words.txt
Inserted words into the radix tree in 17ms
Inserted words into the hash table in 8ms
Looked up all words from the radix tree in 9ms
Looked up all words from the hash table in 4ms
Removed all words from the radix tree in 11ms
Removed all words from the hash table in 8ms
It comares the performance of the GHashTable and my radix tree (on a quad core).
It's done using a 20k list of english words, which I think isn't very
appropriate, because it leads to a lot of single-character branches, and the
tree never gets deep. Given this, it performs reasonably well I think.
Anyway, if you need something more sophisticated and suited to your specific
needs, it's a bit hard for me to help you I think, because there may be many
details you're thinking about which I don't know.
So, right now, I suppose that I could remove the glib dependency for my own
needs, by using drop-in replacements for the hash table and sequence, even if
they're slow. I don't need such performance for parsing tiny LV2 files anyway.
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President Barack Obama. He has lost major votes on health care, been
forced to publicly reconsider his Afghanistan policy, seen a personal bid
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have been more active of late.
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results. Pass or fail, look immediately to other euroskeptic states -
Poland, the Czech Republic and the United Kingdom especially - for
immediate moves against the treaty.
6. Turkish-Armenian rapprochement: The Turks are meeting with the
Armenians, the Azerbaijanis and the Russians this coming week as part of
an effort to normalize relations with their decades-long rival, Armenia.
Supposedly we are looking at an Oct. 10 date for the formal restoration of
relations. We doubt it will be that simple but this will be an excellent
litmus test for how coherent and focused Turkish foreign policy can be.
The best windows into this world will be in Azerbaijan: Baku is
frantically communicating with all players so that it doesn't get left in
the dust. The next-best insight, of course, will come from Turkey itself.
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