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MADISON, WI (EP) – Though living together in a "trial marriage" before officially tying the knot is widely believed to increase marital stability, recent studies show that Americans who live together before marriage separate and divorce much more frequently than traditional couples.
A study by two University of Wisconsin researchers found that within a decade of their wedding, 38 percent of those who had lived together had split up, significantly more than the 27 percent of those who got married before living together.
In analyzing data from a 1987-89 federal survey, researchers Larry Bumpass and James Sweet also found the number of people who live together before marriage continues to climb, particularly for the people who marry more than once.
Bumpass said the findings don't say that people who have lived together before marriage have less happy marriages than traditional couples. He suggests, however, that "at the same level of unhappiness they're more unwilling to accept divorce as a solution."
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All around the world sporting beacons were being lit. The new century blazed with hope. 2000 was a year to look forward.
OPINION: The 2000 Sydney Olympics - oh that Magic Monday when Cathy Freeman, Michael Johnson and Haile Gebrselassie set fire to the track - silenced the explosions of Atlanta and was proclaimed the best of modern times.
The same year a very young Roger Federer was appearing in his first final. And then there was Tiger Woods, precocious, charming, powerful, brilliant, changing the look of golf forever. He won the 2000 US Open at Pebble Beach by 15 shots, the first of four consecutive majors, the Tiger Slam.
In France a young Lance Armstrong, a survivor of cancer, was pedalling over real and metaphorical mountains on his way to a second tour victory. Brian Lara and Sachin Tendulkar were in their pomp. The world was full of dreams.
In 2013, sport's annus horribilis, it would need a mighty urn to hold the ashes of those dreams. Sachin, the little master, retired, but the big cricket stories were about sledging and match fixing and the vagaries of the DRS system. Federer is raging against the dying of the light. Woods is still piling up world ranking points, but broke the rules of golf three times in 2013 and cannot escape the cheat word.
Graeme Swann, on his retirement from cricket, said modern players "have no idea how far up their own backsides they are". He is right, but it is a daft world in which we pay players millions of dollars, smother them in adulation and then expect them to behave like normal people. Rory McIlroy, a thoroughly decent young man when he came on tour, is hanging on by his fingernails.
It has been that sort of year. New Zealand sport, led by the All Blacks, Valerie Adams, Lydia Ko and the America's Cup designers, has been a beacon of hope. But the world stage has looked dirty. The filth is reflected in my choice of the top three global stories of 2013.
3. Lance Armstrong
The old fraud came clean, ha, ha, on Oprah Winfrey. It was the perfect picture of modern sport. Self-serving reality TV posing as a confessional. The queen of chat with the king of crap. The studio was awash with dollars and self justification.
Then Oprah asked what was Lance's most humbling moment. He said, "I believe it was a Wednesday. Nike called . . . I don't like thinking about it, but that was a $75 million day. All gone and probably never coming back . . . Everybody that gets caught is bummed out they got caught. I got a death penalty."
Oh, so perfect. There was little real contrition for the people whom Armstrong had called "little trolls" or "f------ scumbags", the lives he had tried to ruin. He still did not really want to apologise to journalist David Walsh. There was little real contrition for the drug use which was the "air in our tyres and the water in our bottles". He denied cheating because he was not gaining an advantage over his rivals.
No, Armstrong was most cut up about the loss of dollars. The person Lance Armstrong really felt sorry for was Lance Armstrong. Me. The big lie and the even bigger I.
2. Oscar Pistorius
Another Valentine's Day Massacre. On February 14, Oscar Pistorius, the bullet in Nike's chamber, shot down his girlfriend and a whole lotta love. One of the symbols of disabled sport is up on trial for murder, for anger, for a God complex. Pistorius says it was an accident. Most of the world doesn't believe him.
Over in America another young athlete has just been indicted for the execution of a friend. Aaron Hernandez, a $40m tight end with the New England Patriots, is accused of luring Odin Lloyd and shooting him following an argument in a nightclub. It is also alleged that Hernandez destroyed evidence. The Patriots have cut Hernandez and his likeness has been removed from the NFL video games that he endorses.
Should we have seen this coming? If we treat our young men like gods, then sooner or later they will start to believe it. Theirs is the power and the glory. Pistorius was described as "a superhuman soul". It looks like he believed it.
1. The Boston Marathon
Two maniacs exploded pressure cookers at the finishing line of the Boston Marathon, killing a 29-year-old woman, a Chinese university graduate and an 8-year-old boy. More than 250 people were injured, 14 people had limbs amputated.
Every sports event is now affected. Six days later, hundreds of extra police officers were out on the streets of London for the capital's marathon. Russia has stated that security will be stepped up for the Winter Olympics. Some may not attend through fear. Others will pay extra because insurance premiums for big events will continue to soar.
Boston went into lockdown for several hours. Frightened people hid in their houses. And then, at last, some new growth. Some hope for the future.
Carlos Arrendado, the cowboy hat hero, was seen vaulting a barricade to help a man who was trying to stand with no legs. He tore up a sweater for a tourniquet and commandeered a wheelchair. Arrendado's 20-year-old son had been killed in Iraq and his younger son had hanged himself, unable to move on from his memories. Arrendado had attended the marathon, handing out 200 flags in memory of his sons. He had one left when the bomb went off.
"Look at the flag, all bleeding," he said.
A symbol of our times.
Arrendado lifted our spirits and the New York Yankees played Sweet Caroline, the anthem of their bitter foes, the Boston Red Sox. "A home run in my heart," said Neil Diamond.
Nelson Mandela is dead, but maybe there is still some hope for sport's Rainbow Nation. Let's rise above the violence. Let's look forward again.
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Sauk County dairy farmer loses raw milk appeal
A Sauk County farmer has lost his appeal on a misdemeanor conviction stemming from the sale of raw milk at his farm.
The 4th District Appeals Court on Thursday agreed with a ruling by the Sauk County Circuit Court against Loganville dairy farmer Vernon Hershberger.
Last year he was found guilty of one count of violating a holding order placed on products at his farm after a June 2010 raid by state regulators that was meant to shut down his business.
Hershberger said he engaged in an act of civil disobedience when he cut seals that state Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection officials placed on coolers and shelves to keep him from distributing food products, including raw milk, to members of the farm's private buying club.
He posted an Internet video of himself titled "breaking the seals," which showed him opening chest freezers in the store that had been locked down by the holding order.
Hershberger's case was the first of its kind in Wisconsin, according to state officials who prosecuted him for not having licenses for his dairy operations and violating the holding order placed on products in his food store.
In a jury trial that gained national attention, Hershberger was found not guilty of all the charges except the misdemeanor related to the holding order.
He appealed the conviction, which carried a $1,000 fine, with his attorneys arguing that he wouldn't have been found guilty had the jury been allowed to consider evidence that could have shown there was no basis for issuing the holding order.
"We wanted the jury to have the opportunity to hear that evidence and evaluate it themselves," said Elizabeth Rich, one of Hershberger's attorneys.
The appeals court decision "continues a disturbing trend of the growth of (state) agency power, the decline of judicial power and the ability of agencies to exercise their authority unchecked," Rich said.
The appeals court said the lower court properly prohibited Hershberger from introducing the evidence, which included an unedited copy of the holding order.
"The redacted language of the holding order, identifying the factual basis for issuing the order, was not relevant to any issue properly before the jury in this case," the appeals court noted.
State officials agreed with the decision.
"This appeal is not a referendum on the desirability of on-the-farm sales of raw milk products. Rather, it involves the ways in which a defendant may — and may not — challenge a DATCP holding order. We agree with the Wisconsin Court of Appeals' conclusions on point," said Dana Brueck, a state Department of Justice spokeswoman.
Hershberger could not be reached for comment Thursday, and it's unknown whether he still has a buying club that sells raw milk — the issue that largely attracted the attention of state officials.
With little exception, state law prohibits the sale of unpasteurized milk to the public because it may carry bacteria that cause illnesses.
Raw-milk advocates say changing the law could give people access to fresh, unprocessed milk that contains beneficial bacteria. Opponents say there are no health benefits from unpasteurized milk that can't be obtained safely from pasteurized dairy products such as yogurt.
Currently, state officials say, they don't have any open investigations into illegal sales of raw milk. "Nothing has been brought to our attention," said DATCP spokesman James Dick.
Legislation to legalize raw milk sales stalled in 2013 but is likely to come back, according to some legislators. "Over time, more and more people will demand it, and ultimately the politicians will follow," said Sen. Glenn Grothman (R-Campbellsport).
The Hershberger case was largely heralded as a victory for raw milk supporters but hasn't resulted in other Wisconsin farmers challenging the state's authority.
"I think farmers are afraid because our government is behaving in kind of a heavy-handed fashion, in my opinion," said Vince Hundt, a raw milk supporter from Coon Valley.
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Bill Belichick returns the favor to Doc Rivers: 'I have a lot of respect for Doc'
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FOXBORO — On Tuesday, Doc Rivers expressed his gratitude to Bill Belichick for letting him sit in on an offensive game plan meeting prior to Monday night's game.
On Wednesday, Belichick essentially said the pleasure was all his.
"It was great to have Doc here," Belichick said. "I have a lot of respect for Doc and the program the Celtics run. I think he does a tremendous job coaching his team. I really admire the way his teams play, the way his players play. I think he has great leadership from a lot of those guys and has had it through the years. Certainly Kevin [Kevin Garnett] and Paul [Paul Pierce] and guys like that. We've learned a lot from watching them."
Has Belichick ever sat in on pregame Celtics meetings like Rivers did on Monday?
"We talk. We exchange ideas," Belichick said. "I'm certainly pulling for them and I know they're pulling for us. We definitely have a rooting interest in it but beyond that, on a professional level, I think there's certainly a lot that I've learned from watching Doc and the Celtics and the way they do a lot of things organizationally and his coaching style and some of the things he's talked to me about the way he's handled players and handled different situations and things like that. He's talked to our team and said a lot of things that really made sense and really hit home. I've had an opportunity to talk to his guys a couple times. We have a good relationship. We've probably both learned from each other."
In keeping with the light-hearted NBA theme toward the end of Belichick's presser Wednesday, he was asked if it would be a good idea to just wave at the coach at the end of the game like they do in the NBA instead of a handshake?
"That would kill the ratings, wouldn't it? [laughter]," Belichick with the obvious reference to the hype over previous encounters with the likes of Eric Mangini and Rex Ryan.
Does Belichick think they'll sponsor the end of game handshake?
"That will be next. Please don't suggest that," Belichick said.
The acting genius of Belichick inspired the question of whether he approached another celebrity Monday night for advice – Mark Wahlberg.
"I didn't. I don't think I'll need any of those for awhile," Belichick quipped.
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Sprint Nextel and the Association for Maximum Service Television (MSTV) have announced a new program that reimburses broadcasters for costs associated with relocating eligible secondary broadcast auxiliary service (BAS) facilities from the 1990MHz to 2025MHz band.
Sprint said it would voluntarily reimburse the "reasonable expenses" of those secondary station licenses, including low-power television stations, television translators and stations operating under the FCC's 720-hour rule.
"Sprint voluntarily agreed to reimburse these additional costs to promote timely completion of the BAS relocation process," said Michael Degitz, Sprint vice president Spectrum Allocation.
MSTV president David Donovan said that each TV station or group must contract individually with Sprint. For many stations, he said, "we anticipate this will become part of their current frequency relocation agreement."
The FCC recently affirmed that while Sprint is not required to reimburse the costs of relocating secondary BAS station licenses, it may choose to at the company's discretion. The agreement between Sprint and MSTV provides specific criteria under which broadcasters can become eligible to receive compensation from Sprint for costs associated with relocating operations to comparable facilities in the revised channel plan.
The 1990MHz to 2110MHz band (2GHz BAS band) is currently used extensively by the BAS for mobile TV pickup (TVPU) operations, including electronic newsgathering (ENG) operations to cover news and sporting events. In cooperation with the broadcast industry, Sprint Nextel has committed to funding the cost of relocating eligible primary BAS incumbents nationwide from the 1990MHz to 2025MHz band to ensure a timely transition to the new BAS configuration and pave the way for new wireless services.
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Nicholas Roecker apparently was battling depression when high school friend Kayla Koranda went to visit him Monday afternoon at his home outside Rochester, officials said.
Now both college freshmen are dead in what authorities believe was a murder-suicide.
"The depth of their relationship is still not known at this time," the Olmsted County Sheriff's Office said in a statement. "However, it is believed that they were just friends."
Sheriff David Mueller said his investigators believe that Roecker is the one who fired the fatal shots from a handgun, which was recovered at the scene.
Koranda and Roecker had been communicating earlier in the day, and "we know from family that the woman was just going to visit him due to his depression or that sort of thing," Mueller added.
"We're still waiting to see if we can get into cellphones and additional information that may be available about what motive there was," he said. "We don't know a lot of what led up to what happened at the scene."
Roecker, 19, attended the University of Minnesota Duluth. Koranda, 18, attended the University of Minnesota's Twin Cities campus.
Roecker was a science and engineering student living at UMD's Griggs Hall. Koranda was a liberal arts student residing at Middlebrook Hall.
The schools have been on winter break.
Both were 2013 graduates of Lourdes High School, a private Catholic school in Rochester, according to the Sheriff's Office.
They also graduated from the K-8 Holy Spirit Catholic School, according to Rochester Catholic Schools, which issued a statement late Tuesday asking for prayers for the families. The organization, which runs Lourdes, Holy Spirit and other Catholic schools in the area, said a crisis team was available for students as well as graduates and parents.
Lourdes classmate Rachel Morice said Roecker and Koranda were good friends who used to hang around in the same social circle in high school. Morice said she knew Roecker because she had a lot of classes with him. She described him as shy, nice, smart and helpful.
Both were well-liked, she said, and the news of their deaths was shocking.
Sheriff's deputies answered a medical call shortly after 4 p.m. Monday at the home in the 6900 block of 100th Street NW. in New Haven Township, about 20 miles north of Rochester.
Koranda was found dead in a shed on the property. Roecker was found wounded in the shed and taken to Mayo Clinic Hospital-Rochester, where he died, the Sheriff's Office said.
Danita Brown Young, vice provost for student affairs and dean of students at the Twin Cities campus, said in a statement that her school's officials are coordinating "counseling, mental health and other support to Kayla's friends and fellow students at the U … during this very difficult time."
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A perfect storm of events created a massive magnetic cloud that could have caused fireworks on Earth
Earth dodged a huge magnetic bullet from the sun on July 23, 2012.
According to University of California, Berkeley, and Chinese researchers, a rapid succession of coronal mass ejections – the most intense eruptions on the sun – sent a pulse of magnetized plasma barreling into space and through Earth's orbit. Had the eruption come nine days earlier, it would have hit Earth, potentially wreaking havoc with the electrical grid, disabling satellites and GPS, and disrupting our increasingly electronic lives.
The solar bursts would have enveloped Earth in magnetic fireworks matching the largest magnetic storm ever reported on Earth, the so-called Carrington event of 1859. The dominant mode of communication at that time, the telegraph system, was knocked out across the United States, literally shocking telegraph operators. Meanwhile, the Northern Lights lit up the night sky as far south as Hawaii.
In a paper appearing today (Tuesday, March 18) in the journal Nature Communications, former UC Berkeley postdoctoral fellow and research physicist Ying D. Liu, now a professor at China's State Key Laboratory of Space Weather, UC Berkeley research physicist Janet G. Luhmann and their colleagues report their analysis of the magnetic storm, which was detected by NASA's STEREO A spacecraft.
"Had it hit Earth, it probably would have been like the big one in 1859, but the effect today, with our modern technologies, would have been tremendous," said Luhmann, who is part of the STEREO (Solar Terrestrial Observatory) team and based at UC Berkeley's Space Sciences Laboratory.
A study last year estimated that the cost of a solar storm like the Carrington Event could reach $2.6 trillion worldwide. A considerably smaller event on March 13, 1989, led to the collapse of Canada's Hydro-Quebec power grid and a resulting loss of electricity to six million people for up to nine hours.
"An extreme space weather storm – a solar superstorm – is a low-probability, high-consequence event that poses severe threats to critical infrastructures of the modern society," warned Liu, who is with the National Space Science Center of the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing. "The cost of an extreme space weather event, if it hits Earth, could reach trillions of dollars with a potential recovery time of 4-10 years. Therefore, it is paramount to the security and economic interest of the modern society to understand solar superstorms."
Based on their analysis of the 2012 event, Liu, Luhmann and their STEREO colleagues concluded that a huge outburst on the sun on July 22 propelled a magnetic cloud through the solar wind at a peak speed of more than 2,000 kilometers per second – four times the typical speed of a magnetic storm. It tore through Earth's orbit but, luckily, Earth and the other planets were on the other side of the sun at the time. Any planets in the line of sight would have suffered severe magnetic storms as the magnetic field of the outburst tangled with the planets' own magnetic fields.
The researchers determined that the huge outburst resulted from at least two nearly simultaneous coronal mass ejections (CMEs), which typically release energies equivalent to that of about a billion hydrogen bombs. The speed with which the magnetic cloud plowed through the solar wind was so high, they concluded, because another mass ejection four days earlier had cleared the path of material that would have slowed it down.
"The authors believe this extreme event was due to the interaction of two CMEs separated by only 10 to 15 minutes," said Joe Gurman, the project scientist for STEREO at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md.
One reason the event was potentially so dangerous, aside from its high speed, is that it produced a very long-duration, southward-oriented magnetic field, Luhmann said. This orientation drives the largest magnetic storms when they hit Earth because the southward field merges violently with Earth's northward field in a process called reconnection. Storms that normally might dump their energy only at the poles instead dump it into the radiation belts, ionosphere and upper atmosphere and create auroras down to the tropics.
"These gnarly, twisty ropes of magnetic field from coronal mass ejections come blasting from the sun through the ambient solar system, piling up material in front of them, and when this double whammy hits Earth, it skews the Earth's magnetic field to odd directions, dumping energy all around the planet," she said. "Some of us wish Earth had been in the way; what an experiment that would have been."
"People keep saying that these are rare natural hazards, but they are happening in the solar system even though we don't always see them," she added. "It's like with earthquakes – it is hard to impress upon people the importance of preparing unless you suffer a magnitude 9 earthquake."
All this activity would have been missed if STEREO A – the STEREO spacecraft ahead of us in Earth's orbit and the twin to STEREO B, which trails in our orbit – had not been there to record the blast.
The goal of STEREO and other satellites probing the magnetic fields of the sun and Earth is to understand how and why the sun sends out these large solar storms and to be able to predict them during the sun's 11-year solar cycle. This event was particularly unusual because it happened during a very calm solar period.
"Observations of solar superstorms have been extremely lacking and limited, and our current understanding of solar superstorms is very poor," Liu said. "Questions fundamental to solar physics and space weather, such as how extreme events form and evolve and how severe it can be at the Earth, are not addressed because of the extreme lack of observations."
The work was supported by NASA.
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Irish Mission was one of a trio entered by Clement, along with 5-2 morning-line favorite Aigue Marine and the main-track-only Lady Cohiba. The latter, who won last year's off-the-turf edition, didn't get the chance to defend her title when the Glens Falls remained on the inner turf. Although Irish Mission was listed at 6-1 in the program, the classy chestnut was bet down to 3-1 favoritism, and the market got it right.
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Viva Rafaela began to inject more pace through a mile in 1:39 4/5 and tried to put the race away entering the homestretch. Still two lengths in front at the eighth-pole, the longtime leader reached the 1 ¼-mile split in 2:03 ⅖.
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Caroline Thomas, who had been last of the octet for much of the way, also finished with a flourish to grab third, just a neck behind Viva Rafaela. Watsdachances ran evenly in fourth, followed by Aigue Marine, Cat's Claw, Emotional Kitten and Pleasant Cat. Baffle Me was scratched.
Irish Mission has now bankrolled $1,183,443 from her 25-5-6-2 line. Initially trained by Mark Frostad, the daughter of Giant's Causeway took seven tries to break her maiden, but then made rapid progress. After capturing a maiden on the Keeneland turf in April 2012, she came right back to land the Woodbine Oaks. Irish Mission competed against males in all three legs of the Canadian Triple Crown, closing for second in the Queen's Plate, fading to sixth in the Prince of Wales in her only dirt attempt, and scoring a classic win in the Breeders' Stakes back on turf.
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What is the difference between the Bridge and Adapter patterns? Where i can use each pattern?
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"Adapter makes things work after they're designed; Bridge makes them work before they are. [GoF, p219]"
Effectively, the Adapter pattern is useful when you have existing code, be it third party, or in-house, but out of your control, or otherwise not changeable to quite meet the interface you need it to. For instance, we have a SuperWeaponsArray which can control a fine array of doomsday devices.
Great. Except we realize we have a nuclear device in our arsenal that vastly predates the conversion to the Weapon interface. But we'd really like it to work here... so what do we do... wedge it in!
NukeWeaponsAdaptor - based off of our Nuke class, but exporting the Weapon interface. Sweet, now we can surely destroy the world. It seems like bit of a kludge, but it makes things work.
The Bridge pattern is something you implement up front - if you know you have two orthogonal hierarchies, it provides a way to decouple the interface and the implementation in such a way that you don't get an insane number of classes. Let's say you have:
MemoryMappedFile and DirectReadFile types of file objects. Let's say you want to be able to read files from various sources (Maybe Linux vs. Windows implementations, etc.). Bridge helps you avoid winding up with:
MemoryMappedWindowsFile MemoryMappedLinuxFile DirectReadWindowsFile DirectReadLinuxFile
The Adapter pattern is more about getting your existing code to work with a newer system or interface.
If you have a set of company-standard web service APIs that you'd like to offer to another application's existing extensibility interface, you might consider writing a set of adapters to do this. Note that there's a grey area and this is more about how you technically define the pattern, since other patterns like the facade are similar.
The Bridge pattern is going to allow you to possibly have alternative implementations of an algorithm or system.
Though not a classic Bridge pattern example, imagine if you had a few implementations of a data store: one is efficient in space, the other is efficient in raw performance... and you have a business case for offering both in your app or framework.
In terms of your question, "where I can use which pattern," the answer is, wherever it makes sense for your project! Perhaps consider offering a clarification edit to guide the discussion on where you believe you need to use one or the other.
This post has been around for quite a while. However, it is important to understand that a facade is somewhat similar to an adapter but it's not quite the same thing. An adapter "adapts" an existing class to a usually non-compatible client class. Let's say that you have an old workflow system that your application is using as a client. Your company could possibly replace the workflow system with a new "incompatible" one (in terms of interfaces). In most cases, you could use the adapter pattern and write code that actually calls the new workflow engine's interfaces. A bridge is generally used in a different way. If you actually have a system that needs to work with different file systems (i.e. local disk, NFS, etc.) you could use the bridge pattern and create one abstraction layer to work with all your file systems. This would basically be a simple use case for the bridge pattern. The Facade and the adapter do share some properties but facades are usually used to simplify an existing interface/class. In the early days of EJBs there were no local calls for EJBs. Developers always obtained the stub, narrowed it down and called it "pseudo-remotely". This often times caused performance problems (esp. when really called over the wire). Experienced developers would use the facade pattern to provide a very coarse-grained interface to the client. This facade would then in turn do multiple calls to different more fine-grained methods. All in all, this greatly reduced the number of method calls required and increased performance.
UML Diagram: from dofactory article:
Target : defines the domain-specific interface that Client uses.
Adapter : adapts the interface Adaptee to the Target interface.
Adaptee : defines an existing interface that needs adapting.
Client : collaborates with objects conforming to the Target interface.
Square and Rectangle are two different shapes and getting area() of each of them requires different methods. But still Square work on Rectangle interface with conversion of some of the properties.
Key differences: from sourcemaking article
Have a look at this question for more details on internals of Bridge pattern :
Suppose you've a abstract Shape class with a (generic/abstracted) drawing functionality and a Circle who implements the Shape. Bridge pattern simply is a two-way abstraction approach to decouple the implementation ( drawing in Circle ) and generic/abstracted functionality ( drawing in the Shape class ).
What does it really mean? At a first glance, it sounds like a something you already making ( by dependency inversion). So no worries about having a less-ridig or more modular code base. But it's a bit deeper philosophy behind it.
From my understanding, the need of usage pattern might emerge when I need to add new classes which are closely related with the current system ( like RedCircle or GreenCircle ) and which they differ by only a single functionality ( like color ). And I'm gonna need Bridge pattern particularly if the existing system classes ( Circle or Shape ) are to be frequently changed and you don't want newly added classes to be affected from those changes. So that's why the generic drawing functionality is abstracted away into a new interface so that you can alter the drawing behaviour independent from Shape or Circle.


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Come on, I'm sure chris b would camp out to be one of the few to watch the Utes. Love the excitement of Cougar basketball. My DVR is already set to record the game on ESPNU.
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|Venue name:
157 Ave C
New York
|Cross street:
|between 9th and 10th Sts
|Opening hours:
|Mon–Thu 4pm–2am; Fri, Sat 4pm–4am; Sun 4pm–midnight
|Subway: L to First Ave
|Average burger: $6. Cash only
|Do you own this business?
Average User Rating
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Residing in the East Village I am fortunate enough to have my choice of just about anything. Luckily for me I can add Royale to my list. Situated at 157 Avenue C (between 9th and 10th), this little place serves up BIG amounts of pure awesomeness. Introducing the Double Royale, two beef patties on a fresh bun decked out with red onions, lettuce, tomato and melted American cheese. Just thinking about it makes we want to get up from my desk in Midtown and head on over for my fix. Nothing fancy here, just straight up juicy home-made patties that leave you satisfied. If you feeling extra hungry you can order fries as a side (try the truffle fries) but a word to the newbies - one basket of fries easily feeds two people. Definitely drop by if you ever in the area and if not, just go anyways!


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Daniel L Freeman is 26 years old. He lives in Asheboro, North Carolina. He has also lived in Eagle Springs, North Carolina. He attended the Randleman High School. On the web, Daniel goes by the aliases jbird3985 and shakenman.