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Packages that use MIDataSource

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psidev.psi.mi.jami.crosslink.extension.datasource

psidev.psi.mi.jami.datasource

psidev.psi.mi.jami.factory

psidev.psi.mi.jami.tab.extension.datasource

psidev.psi.mi.jami.xml.model.extension.datasource

Uses of MIDataSource in psidev.psi.mi.jami.crosslink.extension.datasource

Subinterfaces of MIDataSource in psidev.psi.mi.jami.crosslink.extension.datasource

Modifier and Type
Interface and Description

interface
CsvSource<I extends InteractionEvidence>

Interface for Crosslink CSV sources that can parse full CSV files

interface
CsvStreamSource<I extends InteractionEvidence>

Interface for Crosslink CSV datasources that can stream CSV files

Classes in psidev.psi.mi.jami.crosslink.extension.datasource that implement MIDataSource

Modifier and Type
Class and Description

class
AbstractCsvSource<T extends InteractionEvidence>

Abstract class for an InteractionSource coming from a Crosslink CSV file.

class
AbstractCsvStreamSource<T extends InteractionEvidence>

abstract class for Crosslink Csv datasource.

class
CsvBinaryEvidenceSource

CrossLink CVS source of binary interaction evidences

class
CsvBinaryEvidenceStreamSource

CrossLink CVS stream source of binary interaction evidences

class
CsvEvidenceSource

CrossLink CVS source of interaction evidences

class
CsvEvidenceStreamSource

CrossLink CVS stream source of interaction evidences

class
CsvMixedEvidenceSource

This class is a source that can build a mix of n-ary interaction evidences/binary from a Crosslink csv file depending on the
 bait column to rebuild the original n-ary interaction

class
CsvNaryEvidenceSource

This class is a source that can build a n-ary interaction evidence from a full Crosslink csv file

Uses of MIDataSource in psidev.psi.mi.jami.datasource

Subinterfaces of MIDataSource in psidev.psi.mi.jami.datasource

Modifier and Type
Interface and Description

interface
BinaryInteractionEvidenceSource

A dataSource of binary interaction evidences

 It gives full access to all the interactions using Iterator or the full collection.

interface
BinaryInteractionEvidenceStream

A Data source of binary interaction evidences giving only a stream of interactions.

interface
BinaryInteractionSource<T extends BinaryInteraction>

A Data source of binary interactions.

interface
BinaryInteractionStream<T extends BinaryInteraction>

A Data source of binary interactions giving only a stream of interactions.

interface
ComplexSource

A Data source of biological complexes.

interface
ComplexStream

A Data source of biological complexes giving only a stream of complexes.

interface
CvTermStream

A CV term data source allows to stream the controlled vocabulary terms of a given dataSource

interface
ExperimentStream

An experiment data source allows to stream the experiments of a given dataSource

interface
InteractionEvidenceSource<T extends InteractionEvidence>

A Data source of interaction evidences.

interface
InteractionEvidenceStream<T extends InteractionEvidence>

A Data source of interaction evidences giving only a stream of interactions.

interface
InteractionSource<T extends Interaction>

A Data source of interactions.

interface
InteractionStream<T extends Interaction>

A Data source of interactions giving only a stream of interactions.

interface
InteractorStream<T extends Interactor>

An interactor data source allows to stream the interactors of a given dataSource

interface
MIFileDataSource

Interface for MIDataSource coming from a file.

interface
ModelledBinaryInteractionSource

A Data source of modelled binary interactions.

interface
ModelledBinaryInteractionStream

A Data source of modelled binary interactions giving only a stream of interactions.

interface
ModelledInteractionSource<T extends ModelledInteraction>

A Data source of modelled interactions.

interface
ModelledInteractionStream<T extends ModelledInteraction>

A Data source of modelled interaction giving only a stream of interactions.

interface
OrganismStream

An organism data source allows to stream the organisms of a given dataSource

interface
PublicationStream

A publication data source allows to stream the publications of a given dataSource

Uses of MIDataSource in psidev.psi.mi.jami.factory

Methods in psidev.psi.mi.jami.factory that return MIDataSource

Modifier and Type
Method and Description

MIDataSource
MIDataSourceFactory.getMIDataSourceWith(Map<String,Object> requiredOptions)

getMIDataSourceWith

Method parameters in psidev.psi.mi.jami.factory with type arguments of type MIDataSource

Modifier and Type
Method and Description

void
MIDataSourceFactory.registerDataSource(Class<? extends MIDataSource> dataSourceClass,
                  Map<String,Object> supportedOptions)

Register a datasource with options in this factory

void
MIDataSourceFactory.removeDataSource(Class<? extends MIDataSource> dataSourceClass)

Remove the dataSource from this factory

Uses of MIDataSource in psidev.psi.mi.jami.tab.extension.datasource

Subinterfaces of MIDataSource in psidev.psi.mi.jami.tab.extension.datasource

Modifier and Type
Interface and Description

interface
MitabSource<I extends Interaction>

Interface for MITAB sources that can parse full MITAB files

interface
MitabStreamSource<I extends Interaction>

Interface for MITAB datasources that can stream MITAB files

Classes in psidev.psi.mi.jami.tab.extension.datasource that implement MIDataSource

Modifier and Type
Class and Description

class
AbstractMitabSource<T extends Interaction,P extends Participant,F extends Feature>

Abstract class for an InteractionSource coming from a MITAB file.

class
AbstractMitabStreamSource<T extends Interaction,P extends Participant,F extends Feature>

abstract class for Mitab datasource.

class
DefaultMitabSource

Abstract class for an InteractionSource coming from a MITAB file.

class
DefaultMitabStreamSource

Generic class for Mitab streaming datasource.

class
LightMitabBinarySource

A mitab datasource that loads very basic binary interactions and ignore experimental details, source, confidence and experimental details.

class
LightMitabBinaryStreamSource

A mitab datasource that loads very basic binary interactions and ignore experimental details, source, confidence and experimental details
 It only provides an iterator of binary interactions

class
LightMitabSource

A mitab datasource that loads very basic interactions and ignore experimental details, source, confidence and experimental details
 It will load the full interaction set.

class
LightMitabStreamSource

A mitab datasource that loads very basic interactions and ignore experimental details, source, confidence and experimental details
 It will only provide an iterator of interactions.

class
MitabBinaryEvidenceSource

A mitab datasource that loads interaction evidences (full experimental details).

class
MitabBinaryEvidenceStreamSource

A mitab datasource that loads interaction evidences (full experimental details)
 It only provides an iterator of the interactions

class
MitabEvidenceSource

A mitab datasource that loads interaction evidences (full experimental details)

 It will load the full interaction dataset

class
MitabEvidenceStreamSource

A mitab datasource that loads interaction evidences (full experimental details)
 It only provides an iterator of the interactions

class
MitabModelledBinarySource

A mitab datasource that loads modelled binary interactions and ignore experimental details.

class
MitabModelledBinaryStreamSource

A mitab datasource that loads modelled binary interactions and ignore experimental details.

class
MitabModelledSource

A mitab datasource that loads modelled interactions and ignore experimental details
 It will load the full interaction dataset.

class
MitabModelledStreamSource

A mitab datasource that loads modelled interactions and ignore experimental details
 It only provides an iterator of modelled interactions

Uses of MIDataSource in psidev.psi.mi.jami.xml.model.extension.datasource

Subinterfaces of MIDataSource in psidev.psi.mi.jami.xml.model.extension.datasource

Modifier and Type
Interface and Description

interface
PsiXmlSource<I extends Interaction>

Interface for PSI-MI XML sources that can parse full PSI-MI XML files

interface
PsiXmlStreamSource<I extends Interaction>

Interface for PSI-MI XML datasources that can stream PSI-MI XML files

Classes in psidev.psi.mi.jami.xml.model.extension.datasource that implement MIDataSource

Modifier and Type
Class and Description

class
AbstractPsiXmlBinarySource<T extends Interaction,B extends BinaryInteraction>

Abstract class for Psi-XML 2.5 binary interaction data source which loads the full
 interaction dataset

class
AbstractPsiXmlBinaryStream<T extends Interaction,B extends BinaryInteraction>

Abstract class for binary interaction datasources

class
AbstractPsiXmlSource<T extends Interaction>

Abstract class for a PSI-XML 2.5 datasource that loads the full interaction dataset

class
AbstractPsiXmlStream<T extends Interaction>

Abstract class for psiXml data source

class
DefaultPsiXmlSource

Generic class for PSI-XML full datasource.

class
DefaultPsiXmlStreamSource

Generic class for PSI-XML streaming datasource.

class
LightXmlBinarySource

PSI-XML 2.5 data source that provides light binary interactions (no experimental details).

class
LightXmlBinaryStreamSource

Psi-XML 2.5 binary interaction datasource

class
LightXmlSource

PSI-XML 2.5 data source that provides light interactions (no experimental details).

class
LightXmlStreamSource

Datasource for PSI-xml 2.5 returning basic interactions

class
XmlBinaryEvidenceSource

PSI-XML 2.5 data source that provides binary interactions evidence (full experimental details).

class
XmlBinaryEvidenceStreamSource

PsiXml 2.5 datasource for binaryInteractionEvidence

class
XmlBinarySource

PSI-XML 2.5 data source that provides binary interactions (mixed of abstract interactions and interaction evidences).

class
XmlBinaryStreamSource

Psi-XML 2.5 mixed binary interaction datasource

class
XmlComplexSource

PSI-XML 2.5 data source that provides abstract interactions (ignore full experimental details).

class
XmlComplexStreamSource

Datasource for Psi-XML 2.5 abstract interactions

class
XmlEvidenceSource

PSI-XML 2.5 data source that provides interaction evidences (with full experimental details).

class
XmlEvidenceStreamSource

Datasource for Psi-xml 2.5 interaction evidence

class
XmlModelledBinarySource

PSI-XML 2.5 data source that provides modelled binary interactions (ignore experimental details).

class
XmlModelledBinaryStreamSource

Psi-xml 2.5 datasource for modelled binary interactions

class
XmlModelledSource

PSI-XML 2.5 data source that provides abstract interactions (ignore full experimental details).

class
XmlModelledStreamSource

Datasource for Psi-XML 2.5 abstract interactions

class
XmlSource

PSI-XML 2.5 data source that provides interactions (mix of abstract interactions and interaction evidences).

class
XmlStreamSource

Datasource for PSI-xml 2.5 returning mix of abstract interactions and interaction evidences

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When we were researching the area for walks, we found a photo of a large pyramid cairn that looked very interesting. As soon as I saw the photo, I knew this was a walk I must explore.
We found a walk report on the Walk Highlands website that helped us too. It also mentioned that it's not advised to walk here when the Royal family is in residence. My heart sank a little when I read this. The thought of arriving there and possibly not being allowed to explore would be so disappointing. I e-mailed Balmoral Castle to check. I was happy with a lovely reply, yes, we could enjoy the walk.
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Rather than parking at Crathie beside the entrance to Balmoral Castle, we drove across the bridge and followed the signs for Royal Lochnagar Distillery. We arrived at a set of houses on the right at Easter Balmoral. To the left, at the other side of the road, there was space for a couple of cars.
This saved our legs walking all the way from the main road. You might also be able to park at the Royal Lochnagar Distillery or enjoy a wee dram later, if you're not driving of course. We walked across the road towards the houses and turned first left, passing a red post box.
I was in my element as you can imagine. A new place to explore, not knowing what's around the corner. I was excited, especially to see the pyramid. We did get a little lost at first and couldn't find the start of the trail. This was when we realised it wasn't signposted. Turning back we found the trail across from what looked like a guard house. I don't know how we missed it.
I'd taken a photo of the walk report map from the Walk Highlands website as a guide and Alan carried his Garmin with access to Ordnance Survey maps. Silly me didn't check the written walk report, so we ended up walking the trail clockwise instead of anti-clockwise as suggested. It was up, up and up.
Most of the cairns in the estate are to commemorate the marriages of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert's children. Queen Victoria ascended to the throne at 18 years old, had nine children with her beloved Albert and died on 22 January 1901, aged 82.
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There it was, sitting just off the path to the left amongst the shelter of the swaying trees. I stood for a while taking photos, watching the sunlight appear and disappear.
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When we both reached the top of the hill, there was an open view of the sky and trees. This was me trying a panorama with my phone.
The path ahead of us was glowing with the sunlight, also warming the moss covered stones. As I was taking photos, Alan, as always, was taking photos of me.
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Maybe our Royal family of today has walked the same trail. It's part of their family history. Did they love it I wondered? Did they struggle climbing this hill and feel the same way I was feeling? If they did, I was smiling. I was following in their footsteps, hiking the same hill, stopping for a moment now and then to catch my breath. We have all experienced this same moment.
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The path became very steep again, it was a fair hike. Tall, thin trees with bare jaggy bottoms and green tops surrounded me. Are the trunks bare because sunlight doesn't reach here, I thought?
We weren't alone in the woods as a family appeared behind us, catching up. We stopped to take photos and the lady asked if I had water she could have for her little girl. I had some in my backpack but it had been used. She didn't seem to mind, so the little girl took a sip.
I knew we were close to the next cairn, I could see it through the trees. Alan was already ahead of me. This was the big one. It might not seem huge to some, compared to the pyramids in Egypt, but this was the first pyramid I'd ever seen.
I lingered, looked in awe, then thought, woah! Then of course my camera came out and I was taking photos and video. Alan was doing the same.
This impressive grey stone pyramid was erected by the instruction of Queen Victoria, in memory of her beloved husband Prince Albert. He died young at 42, diagnosed with typhoid fever.
The views across the Deeside landscape were simply beautiful. I felt so lucky that the sun was shining and I could see this. When we were driving back from my Dramathon run the day before we saw the cairn from the road below. It looked so high up on the hill. It certainly was. We were standing at a height of 430m (1,410 feet).
'To the beloved memory of Albert the great and good Prince Consort. Erected by his broken hearted widow Victoria R. 21st August 1862'.
I can honestly say I felt teary. She obviously loved him very much to have this built for him. After he died, Queen Victoria wore black for the rest of her life, overwhelmed with grief.
I watched the TV Series Victoria after this walk to get a feel for the history between them. If it's a true fact that Albert loved being amongst the trees and woodlands, then this was the most perfect place to honour his memory. I totally get why he felt that connection.
We spent a lot of time here, recording time lapses, taking photos and video. Another family appeared and we chatted for a little while. I could see a slight rainbow far away in the distance. Imagine it was a full rainbow, that would have been a fantastic photo.
I set up my camera on timer and we ran to the cairn, attempting to capture a photo of us together. One photo looked like we were dancing to the song walk like an egyptian. Ha ha, totally unintentional.
Yay, we made it this time and the sun came back.
I loved watching the shadows of the trees dance on the pyramid flickering on and off.
As we spent a long time with Albert, daylight was slipping away with still a long way to walk. We'd already walked around 2.5km (1.5 miles) to Albert's cairn, with another 8km (5 miles) to go. We could have turned back the way we came but I didn't want to miss out on the rest of the walk.
This part of the woodlands looked different. The trees were surrounded by long grass instead of mossy rocks and heather that we'd seen previously.
It was just as well we had our Garmin with us, as I was lost already. Paths and narrower trails were popping up everywhere. Alan is good with navigation and maps, I'm not.
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Before I reached the next cairn, I had a panic. My phone ran out of space so I couldn't record. Help… I needed to record the rest of this walk I said to myself. My head was down deleting old photos and videos from my phone but also trying to pick up my pace as Alan was way ahead of me.
Suddenly I stopped and looked up, and there was Princess Alice, high on my right. Hello pretty Alice.
When I realised she died so young it made me feel sad. She died of Diphtheria, thought to be caught from her ill son Ernest. She gave him a kiss to console him after she told him the sad news of his sister Marie dying. Alice has such a sad story.
Her cairn looked so pretty in the sunlight with the moss covered rocks all around. When I reached the top, I loved it there. Maybe it was the light twinkling, but it felt so beautiful. I jokingly said to Alan, this is where the unicorns live. This is how it made me feel.
We didn't linger long sadly. I wish I could have stayed longer.
We passed an open area with lots of mossy boulders and beautiful views to the mountains and Lochnagar.
I wondered if the rubble of boulders used to be a cairn. I'd read that there was once a cairn for John Brown, Queen Victoria's favourite personal servant from Scotland. The cairn was removed by her son Albert Edward, who became King Edward VII.
We rushed along the trail looking for the next cairn passing what looked like a side path to somewhere, but our Garmin didn't show a cairn on the map. We walked on but I was wondering what was along there.
You will see from my photos we were almost reaching twilight. A little edit in Adobe Lightroom has helped me lighten some of these. The photos might look a little washed out.
It was a quick stop and photo at Prince Arthur with autumn glowing around his cairn and more beautiful views of the hills.
The path ahead was scattered with golden leaves.
We were close to Prince Leopold and we could see a cairn high up to the right of us. This wasn't his cairn though. Leopold's cairn was to the left downhill, and we came back up this way.
Prince Leopold had haemophilia and sadly died very young at 30 after a fall, hurting his knee and head, then a cerebral haemorrhage.
It was back up the hill to the next cairn we saw earlier. This was called the Purchase cairn. I thought it was an unusual name until I found out why.
The Purchase Cairn was built in October 1852 to commemorate the purchase of Balmoral Estate by Queen Victoria.
Wow, look at the beautiful land she bought. What a lovely place to sit for a while.
It was windier out in the open land which made me realise that we were sheltered before with the trees around us.
Princess Louise's cairn was easy to spot and a very short side track off the main path.
Beautiful open views to the hills here too.
We were really starting to lose the light now and still had a few kilometres to walk.
Princess Helena's cairn was a short steep incline into the woods. We couldn't see the cairn from the main path. Our Garmin helped guide us to the start of the path.
This isn't a great photo as it was dark with no magical sunlight and it started to feel like a different place. I couldn't miss seeing it no matter how both of us were feeling at this point. I would have been annoyed with myself, so upwards we both went.
Alan kept checking his Garmin as we came to the option of two paths, up or down. We headed downhill and came to this lovely gorge and bridge. I was wary crossing the bridge for some reason. It didn't look sturdy to me.
Not long after the bridge we were back on the road to where we parked. We found eight cairns all together, six of them for the children, one for Prince Albert and one for the Purchase of Balmoral Estate.
I later found out that Princess Victoria does have a cairn in the estate. It wasn't part of the circuit we walked or mentioned on the Walk Highland's website. It looks a little further away on top of a hill.
Hiking through these woodlands on the grounds of Balmoral Castle was a Royal experience indeed. These are the most beautiful woodlands I've ever seen. No wonder the Royal family past and present stayed here often.
We walked 10.22km (6.3 miles). Our moving time was 2:51 and total time 4:41. This shows you how often we stopped. In hindsight, walking the trail clockwise turned out better for us. If we'd gone the other way, we wouldn't have had the same experience at Prince Albert's pyramid cairn.
You can see from the map below how far away Princess Victoria's cairn was. Even if we'd known about it, we'd have never reached there in time. We really would have been in the woods in the dark of night.
We decided to try to car camping instead of the long drive home in the dark. We knew of a secluded spot where we thought it would be okay to park.
On the way there we stopped off at Braemar again to see if the chip shop was open on a Sunday. It was, yay! We arrived about 15 minutes before closing time at 7pm. I enjoyed my huge piece of fish with chips. Alan enjoyed sausage and chips. This set us up for the night and we didn't need to worry about cooking in the dark.
It was pitch black when we arrived at our camping spot. Parking charges applied 24 hours so we paid but couldn't display. The machine didn't give us a ticket. Oh well, nobody was going to be checking for tickets at this time of night.
You should have seen us trying to move all our stuff out of the car and into the roof box to make room. It was getting so cold too. We eventually set up the car and wrapped up warm in our sleeping bags. I didn't sleep well though.
In the early hours we popped out of the car to admire the starry sky. This was a perfect place for stargazing, no light pollution at all. We're not that good at astrophotography. This was the best we captured of the dot-to-dot sky.
When you look out to the night sky there's a realisation of how small we really are.
We left our camping spot around 7am and headed back home, with a few stops along the way. We crammed so much into this weekend. Yawn, we were both tired, but happy.
They are both brilliant views and also the Purchase Cairn which is near Prince Leopold's Cairn.
I'm not sure how far it is from Royal Lochnagar, but where we parked it was just over 2km (one-way) walking clockwise to Prince Albert's cairn. So you could just walk up to the cairn and return the same way.
If you were to walk the trail anti-clockwise then you would reach the Purchase Cairn and Prince Leopold's quicker, around 3km (one-way) I'm guessing.
Exquisite rendering of an enriching experience. I, too, learned so much about the area and the Royal Family. Thanks so much for sharing your adventure.
Beautiful and I learned a lot. If pyramids are such a mystery, how were they built in the 1800's???


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In 1961, the philosopher Bertrand Russell said President John F. Kennedy and Prime Minister Harold Macmillan, because of their commitment to nuclear weapons, were worse than Adolf Hitler..
I recently got around to reading Daniel Ellsberg's 2017 book, THE DOOMSDAY MACHINE: Confessions of a Nuclear War Planner, which indicates that Russell was basically wright.
Kennedy, like Truman and Eisenhower before him and every President since, was willing to threaten nuclear war. Ellsberg wrote that this not only could have led to the death of virtually the whole human race, but, on Kennedy's watch, very nearly did.
I remember the 1950s and the 1960s, and the public's well-founded fear of nuclear war back then. The fear has gone away, but the danger hasn't, as Ellsberg made clear..
The book is in two parts. The first is a personal history of nuclear policy, leading up to the Cuban missile crisis. The other is a historical look at how American leaders in World War Two came to regard mass killing of civilian populations as morally acceptable, and how no American leader since then has been willing to give it up.
The Eisenhower administration had a war plan called "massive retaliation." That meant that in the case of military conflict with either the USSR or China, the U.S. would implement a plan that called for the nuclear bombing of every town in Russia with a population of more than 25,000, and also every large population center in China.
The Air Force, in response to a query by President Kennedy, estimated that this would result in the deaths of 324 million people in China or Russia through blast and radioactive fallout, which is more than died at the hands of Hitler, Stalin and Mao combined. It estimated that up to an additional 100 million people in Communist ruled nations in eastern Europe, in allied nations in western Europe and also in neutral nations, depending in which way the wind was blowing.
This amounted to more than 600 million people, a quarter of the human race at that time.
But wait. There's more. The Air Force did not attempt to estimate casualties due to fire. Nuclear bombing would have set off fire storms that would have made World War Two Hamburg, Dresden and Tokyo seem like the victims of children playing with matches. Ellsberg wrote that, if you count direct deaths to fire, a nuclear attack on the Communist bloc would have taken the lives of between one third and one half of humanity. I can't get my mind around such an enormity.
All of these estimates were based on a successful U.S. first strike that destroyed the Communist countries so completely that their military would not be able to retaliate. If that didn't work, there would have been tens of millions or hundreds of millions of American deaths as well.
Later on certain scientists awoke to the possibility of "nuclear winter". Firestorms resulting from a nuclear attack would send so much soot and smoke into the upper atmosphere that they would literally blacken the sky. The dark layer would be above the clouds, so there would be no rain to wash it down. It would remain for 10 years or more, making it impossible for plants to grow or for most complex life-forms to survive.
So an all-out nuclear attack could literally be a Doomsday Machine.
Daniel Ellsberg is famous for leaking The Pentagon Papers, a secret history of U.S. policy in Vietnam. Now he has written a new book, The Doomsday Machine, which reveals the history of how close the United States came to all-out nuclear war.
The war policy of President Eisenhower was "massive retaliation." That meant the only U.S. response to Soviet or Chinese aggression would be all-out nuclear war.
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles went to the brink of war at least three times, Life magazine reported at the time. There was even an argument during the Kennedy-Nixon debates as to whether nuclear war would be justified if the Chinese government took over the tiny coastal islands of Quemoy and Matsu.
That was known at the time. What wasn't known was that the authority to order a nuclear strike was delegated to military commanders in the field. We the people thought the decision rested solely with the President. That wasn't so.
U.S. plans called for the complete destruction of every city in Russia and China. Pentagon planners told Ellsberg that this would result in 325 million casualties in Russia and China, plus an additional 100 million in Communist-ruled countries in eastern Europe, 100 million in neutral countries and 100 million among western European allies.
As Ellsberg said, this is the equivalent of 100 Holocausts. It doesn't include the number who would die as a result of Soviet retaliation.
Evidently it was thought necessary to credibly threaten to destroy Europe in order to defend it.
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara's ideas about escalation during the Kennedy administration can be seen as an attempt to create an alternative to immediate massive retaliation.
But while, in a way, well-intended, McNamara's ideas were illogical. Once launching a nuclear war is an option, the logic of game theory says you should be the first and not the second to escalate to nuclear warfare.
Ellsberg said every Cold War President through Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan gave military theater commanders the authority to use nuclear weapons. He doesn't know the situation now.
One difference is that U.S. presidents now threaten nuclear attacks against countries without nuclear weapons—a crime against humanity in and of itself, even if you don't consider the deaths of neutrals and allies.
The U.S. government should join with the Russian government to resume the process of gradual elimination of nuclear weapons that was begun in the Reagan-Gorbachev years. In the meantime, Congress should enact a law to forbid a U.S. nuclear first strike without a formal declaration of war.


The Bills play their most meaningful game in over a decade today, and the suffering might just come to and end.
The Bills have the best chance in over a decade at ending the drought. And even if they don't it's still been a successful season. Get yourself ready for the biggest game in a decade with Week 17 of The Hurry Up!
Musical guest this week is Truey V with "Inuyasha" (18:13). Also be sure to check out Rise's video featuring Truey V, Edreys Wajed, and the Freedom Wall on Buffalo's East Side.


Drawn to Granada by the allure of the Alhambra and its serene Islamic architecture, you may be surprised by Granada. There's so much more to see and do other than marvel at the Moorish civilization's greatest legacy.
Sitting at the foot of the Sierra Nevada Mountains in Spain's Andalucia Province, Granada is a hotbed of student activity. The city's population of a quarter million includes 65,000 who either work or study at its prestigious university.
Packed with bars, lively student dives and intimate flamenco clubs, Granada will surprise you in may ways. Here are our top five things you shouldn't miss while visiting Granada, all guaranteed to leave a lasting impression.
With its narrow medieval streets, the Albaicin neighbourhood is the best place to experience Granada's Moorish past. It's also the place to visit for the best tapas in the city. Highlights of the district include the 16th century Church of San Salvador, which was built on a former mosque. The Church of San Nicolas will reward you with fantastic views of the Alhambra. At times the view is enhanced by snow-capped mountains in the distance.
Dating from 1496, the Monasterio de San Jerónimo was the first monastery built in Granada after the Christian conquest. It is richly decorated in honour of Spanish general Gonzalo Fernandez de Cordoba. The monastery was occupied by Napoleon's army during the Peninsular War (1807–1814). It was left in ruins until being restored in the early 20th century.
The Sacromonte neighbourhood is the place to go to see flamenco performed in its rawest form, a treat you should not miss. Restored caves depict where the Roma people (gitanos, or gypsies) settled when they first arrived from India in the 15th-century.
The Granada science museum encompasses 70,000 square meters dedicated to the study of nature and astronomy. Opened in 1995, it has become one of the most visited museums in Andalucia. Permanent collections feature a planetarium and a not-to-be-missed journey inside the human body. In the museum's biosphere you can learn about more than 200 species of animals and plants that inhabit the dome.
The highlight of anyone's trip to Granada has to be the UNESCO World Heritage Site the Alhambra Palace. The Alhambra was built by the Nasrid Dynasty between the 13th and 15th centuries. The palace and its spectacular gardens, overlooking the river Darro, were built on the remains of Roman fortifications.
The Alhambra is visited by 8,500 people every day and is a must-see during any dignitary's trip to Spain. To avoid disappointment, book your ticket well in advance.
Although private vehicles are not allowed to access the Alhambra, it is served by three bus routes (C30, C32, C35). A taxi from Granada airport is just a 20 minute journey to the palace.


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Imagine for a second that you're in an elevator. The doors have just opened and the CEO of your large multi-national company steps in. It's just you and him. One of you flies in his own plane…the other brings his own sack lunch to work. You've never met your CEO before, and this is your big chance.
What happens next? Does your heart race? Do your palms start to sweat? Do you stammer out a few words of introduction?
Act like you belong. VIPs and celebrities are used to having people around them that act nervous, uncomfortable, or fidgety due to the VIPs' status and/or fame. If you can suppress that instinct and just act like nothing is out of the ordinary, it will be noticed. Easier said than done, right? But it actually can be a self-fulfilling prophecy: if you act like it is totally normal for you to be in the VIP's presence, you are more likely to fit in, which means they will treat you in a more normal and human way, rather than like an outsider.
One particular way of doing this is to suppress or slow down your smile instinct, particularly if you are the kind of person who tends to smile quickly. In his book, How to Talk to Anyone, author Leil Lowndes shared his research on what techniques help outsiders to fit in with new groups.
Lowndes says if you want to nurture an impression that you belong, you should actually smileslower. First, "Look at the other person's face for a second. Pause. Soak in their persona," he writes. "Then let a big, warm, responsive smile flood over your face and overflow into your eyes." The delay actually gives one's personality a richer, deeper, more sincere cachet, says Lowndes. Those who smile immediately are more likely to be perceived as a little too eager, and therefore, not belonging.
Provide value first. VIPs, celebrities, rock star CEOs, high-level politicians, and even popular bloggers all have something in common: a huge number of the people they meet want to get something out of them. Imagine if your life was like that – you'd be constantly on edge and alert to the first sign of a gold-digger. As a result, VIPs tend to surround themselves with people who specifically do not ask for anything in return.
One of the worst things people do is ask a VIP if they can "pick their brain." Even the description sounds horrible, like you're going in for a lobotomy. Asking if you can pick the brain of someone who isn't a close friend of yours is clearly signaling you are only trying to extract value, rather than give it.
You can stand out even further by offering something of value to a VIP, especially if it's something simple like a restaurant recommendation, a workout tip, vacation advice, or a suggestion of something to watch on Netflix. The suggestion will be appreciated, and it will show you are human, considerate, and not totally self-motivated.
Before reaching out to anyone, but particularly to a VIP, thoroughly review the person's LinkedIn profile. Take note of anything you have in common with this person, any recent changes in his or her employment or any recent status updates that might give you something to mention in your outreach. Doing your homework will increase your confidence and will ensure that you don't make any big mistakes (such as asking the person what it's like to work at a company he just left).
By doing research in advance, you will increase the chances that you will have a meaningful and more natural conversation about a subject you both care about, because you will be able to pick out interests in common or shared connections. The more natural the conversation, the less likely you are to experience cognitive or motor deterioration.
Even if you are able to suppress your stress arousal while in the presence of a VIP, a secondary barrier which frequently keeps non-VIPs (like you and me) from connecting is the difficulty of actually meeting. Of course, the higher the status of the VIP and the more busy that person is, the more difficult it will be to grab a slice of their time.
But even if you personally have little to no fame or stature, you can still find opportunities to meet almost any VIP. I say this because I have lived it: in my lifetime, I've managed to meet two Presidents and numerous high-level CEOs and celebrities, even though I didn't go to an Ivy League school, am not famous, and don't come from a well-connected family.
Here's the good news. The greater openness and transparency of the web and social media has meant there are more opportunities than ever to meet a celebrity, powerful politician, movie star, or anyone else. There are also time-tested techniques for meeting important people that may seem old-fashioned, but which work nevertheless.
Here's a simple trick — ask for an interview. You can intervietinymce; wordpress_a08a0172c9267etter, for a guest blog post, for a podcast, or for a post on your own blog.
If you do want to try this strategy, then the larger the publication or website you will publish in, the better. If you want to interview a really high-level VIP, try to publish the article in the largest publication possible.
I have used this strategy to interview a number of authors and entrepreneurs I admire, by simply finding a relevant and timely topic to write about and approaching them to be included in the article.
Here's a pro tip: when you ask for an interview, offer to do it over the phone or Skype, keep it short, and transcribe it. This will take less of your interviewee's time, which they will appreciate. If you do need to interview in person, offer to travel to them.
You can never go wrong with writing a heartfelt and complimentary letter asking for a meeting or a short response. At a minimum, it won't take much of your time to try.
Christine Comaford was a young CEO of her own startup in the early 1990s when she sent a heartfelt letter to Steve Jobs requesting a five minute in-person meeting. She didn't get a response, so she followed up. Not just once, but over and over again. Ultimately, she made 12 phone calls to Jobs' assistant and sent 7 letters via FedEx before she finally got her opportunity. Finally, Comaford was granted a 5-minute one-on-one meeting with Jobs, which turned into 45 minutes. Jobs was swayed by the heartfelt letter, though the persistence didn't hurt.
Nearly every well-known VIP will speak publicly from time to time, often at different conferences and group meetings throughout the year. Unless the particular VIP you want to meet is a recluse, then traveling to one of these speaking engagements is a great way to meet them.
A VIP who has just concluded a speech may be most likely to engage with audience members, as their adrenaline will be flowing and they'll be craving feedback.
Services like Clarity.Fm actually allow you to buy time by the minute to speak with VIPs over the phone. For example, you can pay to talk to AppSumo founder Noah Kagan ($16.67/minute), venture capitalist Brad Feld ($8.33/minute), or Udemy.com co-founder Gagan Biyani (a more reasonable $1.67/minute).
Dallas Mavericks owner and Shark Tank star Mark Cuban is even on there, although at $166.67 per minute, or $10,000 per hour, you better be a fast talker. It would probably be cheaper to buy courtside seats at a Mavericks game.
You'd be surprised how few degrees of separation you may have between you and a big-name VIP. For example, according to my LinkedIn profile, Shaquille O'Neal is a 3rd degree connection. Great — maybe I'll invite him to my next Halloween party.
LinkedIn allows you to ask your connections to introduce you to their connections, and so on, so you could connect with a high-level VIP that way, in theory at least. You definitely don't want to abuse this strategy, though, by asking too much of your connections.
Another great way to meet and get to know VIPs is by honoring them with an award or other recognition for their service or an achievement. Joe Sweeney used this approach when he was living in Wisconsin in the early 1990s. A young Brett Favre was then the new quarterback for the Green Bay Packers, and Sweeney's organization, the Wisconsin Sports Authority, decided to give Favre its Wisconsin Sportsman of the Year award.
As he wrote in his memoir, Networking Is a Contact Sport, Sweeney convinced Favre to attend the banquet and used it as an opportunity to get to know Favre better. They hit it off. A few months later, Sweeney and Favre decided to team up and form a new jointly-owned sports marketing company. Imagine that — one minute you are convincing an organization you belong to to bestow an award on someone you want to meet, and the next you are going into business with that person. Not a bad result.
f you want to meet the world's richest man, you can. It is well known that Warren Buffett's favorite steakhouse is Gorat's Steak House in his hometown of Omaha. If you live in Omaha, you could probably eat lunch there from time to time and bump into him.
Other VIPs may also have favorite places where they hang out. You could do worse than showing up from time to time in the hopes of a chance meeting.
Finally, a great way to meet VIPs and for them to get to know you is by creating a video dedicated to a topic they care about. For example, you could record a video review of their new book, or a video testimonial for a product they sell which you have appreciated.
The process is simple: record a short (less than two minutes) video of something that person cares about, and then share it with them via an email, social media, or other short message.
Most humans spend some amount of time surfing the web, no matter how important or busy they are, and therefore they are bound to come across it one way or another.
Although, I hear Warren Buffett is a bit of a luddite when it comes to technology, so if you want to try this trick with him, you may have to put it on a VHS tape and stick it in the snail mail.
Or better yet — stick with the steakhouse.


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Narrative Nudge ~ August 2, 2018
On August 2, 2018 By Patricia Ann McNairIn Blog posts, Daily Journal Prompts, Things and Stuff
8.2.2018: They said it would be fun.
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They said it would be fun
Even the mention of the amusement park would bring a feeling of anxiety for Julie, even at her young age of ten. It might be a beautiful day on a weekend, the sun bright in the sky full of promise, breakfast would be done and the dishes put away. All was at peace. Mom would call out to Julie and her little brother Tommy "why don't we head out over to the park?" And she would feel her mouth go dry with fear. Fear that one of the rides would fail and that she would be injured, fear that she might fall off the ferris wheel like that girl in the paper. Fear that someone might steal her money out of her purse, or steal a prize that she had won at the ring toss game. Or that she would see him again. Him. That boy at Washington Elementary who everyone said was so nice, but who was always giving her scary looks at school when he knew no one was watching.
"Julie come on it will be fun!" Tommy's and Mom's voices blended like the choir at church. Voices calling her to something that wasn't really that much fun. How was it possible that a small boy and their grown mother would have voices with the same frantic pitch? Julie remembered with a start the voices in one of her worst nightmares: an echoing voice like from a deep well, "Come on in, Julie, come on in. You'll be fine." She had to rub her eyes for a second to get herself placed back in her bedroom, out of the yawning depths of the well. "I'm coming you guys, I'm coming. Just give me another minute."
Before Dad had walked out on them all he had caught her in her bedroom like the nightmare monster. Mom had called the cops and they were on their way, he said. His face was all twisted and red, and he yelled at her and all she could do was hold her pillow close to her. "Don't let me hear about you doing stupid things, Julie. There'll be trouble if I do. I'll be really pissed." And then he was gone, running out the back door as the sirens came down the street. So Julie wondered again. Was going to the fair a stupid thing? "Julie come on, it will be fun," the chorus continued.
Slowly Julie got herself off her bed, set the pillow aside, and slowly opened the door. There they were, Mom and Tommy, beckoning her to get moving. Mom gave her a hug, and Tommy gave her a little kiss on the cheek. They must have known, she thought. She began to remember that she loved the cotton candy, and the clowns who gave her mints along the street. She loved the bumper cars and the chance to crash into her little brother without hurting him. And she knew that with Mom and Tommy there, that no one would try to hurt her. With a little smile she said, "I'm ready." And she was.
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Job seekers question relevance of cover letters in the digital age, but here's the skinny: When you're working with a search and recruiting professional all that matters is if the job requires one! Be sure to read all the sections below for a thorough understanding of what a cover letter is and isn't, why they're important, and how to set about writing one.
When applying for a job, employers may ask you to send in a cover letter with your resume or application. Your resume is about you: your skills, your experience. By contrast, the cover letter is all about the company and job you're applying to. You get to explain specifically why you are the right person for the job, not just in terms of your skills but also in terms of your personal and cultural "fit" with the company.
Imagine that you need a plumber to come to your house. You call a plumber, but rather than explain what he can do for you, the plumber only talks about how what a great guy he is and how he is looking for work like yours. To an employer who requests a cover letter, this is what it feels like when someone sends in a resume with no cover letter! You need to discuss what you can offer their company in as much detail as possible. For example, if they're looking for someone to reorganize their filing system, and you've done this before, a cover letter is a great place to talk about how effectively you can perform this task for them.
A cover letter is written in a letter form, so start with a salutation. For example, "Dear Mr. Smith" (if you know the name of the person you are sending your application materials to) or "To Whom it May Concern," if you don't.
Next, write two or three paragraphs about your fit for the job. Be sure to go over all of the requirements listed thoroughly and address as many of them as you can, providing specific examples to showcase your aptitude for the position. NOTE: We say two or three paragraphs, but the job listing may say to include a "short" cover letter or a "detailed" one. Stick to the length they ask for!
Now for the most important part of writing your cover letter: read it over again. If you can, get a friend or two to look it over for typos, unfinished sentences, errors, etc. You want this letter to be as perfect and polished as your resume!
If you're sending the cover letter by email, you can copy and paste the letter into your email. Avoid any fancy fonts or formats to make this simple. If the job ad specifically requests that you attach the letter, do so, and stick to standard formats like a word .doc or PDF. Keep in mind that employment agencies can more readily save your .doc to their database for future consideration. If you're mailing an application or turning it in by hand, print it out and get it out as soon as you can.
Have questions or need help? Be sure to contact Dallas Employment Services today!


A view in ink of Sunderland Bridge in Durham, taken from Croxdale Point. The pictured stone-arch bridge, with four full-centred arches, is an early-16th century renovation of the original three-arch 15th-century bridge. The south arch of this bridge fell in 1769 and was rebuilt; the north arch was rebuilt. The entire bridge was widened and provided with parapets in 1822, after a mail coach overturned, killing two passengers. The bridge stands to this day.


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Hands On With the BlackBerry Mercury
The new BlackBerry-branded phone from TCL has the hardware keyboard BlackBerry fans want.
4 Jan 2017, 4:15 p.m.
LAS VEGAS—The BlackBerry Mercury isn't a "real" phone yet. It hasn't been announced; that isn't even its name. But TCL started showing it off today at CES, and it's looking good, keyboard and all.
The Mercury, which has been leaked "about 600 times," according to TCL Communication North America president Steve Cistulli, is the new Android-powered smartphone running BlackBerry's software stack with the classic keyboard, complete with silvery frets between the rows.
TCL, which made the two previous BlackBerry-named handsets, the DTEK50 and DTEK60, is finally taking over BlackBerry's handset marketing and sales operation, which can only be good for the brand in North America. Sales of BlackBerrys in the US have dropped to basically zero as carriers didn't pick them up.
TCL, on the other hand, has strong relationships with carriers through its Alcatel sub-brand, and it'll be marketing the Mercury to all four major networks in the US, Cistulli said.
"We're going to create a portfolio of BlackBerry handsets that has an evolutionary path into the future, that we sell into carrier channels and the enterprise. We're going to be there in 2018, 2019, and beyond," Cistulli said.
Are they TCL phones or BlackBerry phones? Apparently, they're both, but they aren't Alcatel phones. BlackBerry is now a brand under the TCL aegis, like Alcatel but parallel to it. "The good news is that BlackBerry [the software company] is very much involved in software development," Cistulli noted.
But How Does it Feel?
Cistulli wanted to make it clear that the handset I was handling wasn't final hardware, and he didn't want to tell me the specs. But I puzzled some things out.
The Mercury has a big camera lens on the back and a USB-C port on the bottom. It's a single SIM phone, with a MicroSD card slot as well. The unit I was looking at ran Android 7.0 and had 32GB of storage (about 24GB available) and 3GB of RAM. I took a few photos with the camera, which focused well and quickly.
The LCD screen was an appropriate aspect ratio for Android, so there won't be app compatibility issues.
CrackBerry says the Mercury has a Qualcomm Snapdragon 625 processor, a 3400mAh battery, and 18MP and 8MP cameras, but TCL declined to confirm or deny.
You want to know about the keyboard, of course. The keys were angled, to make them easier to type on. They were a little wobbly and could have been tighetned. The keyboard is capacitive, like the one on the BlackBerry Passport, letting you swipe back and forth across it to use it as arrow keys. The space bar doubles as a fingerprint scanner, which is a really cool touch.
Typing on the keyboard was a little bit deliberate. It's been a while since I used a phone with a hard keyboard, and in the 10 minutes I had, I didn't have time to get accustomed to it. But I missed a few letters by not pressing hard enough. Cistulli said the keyboard "is still a little bit of a work in progress."
We'll hear more about the Mercury in February.
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Top 10 Best Male K-Pop Dancers
1 Ten - NCT
Ten is like no one I have seen before. He has his own unique style that makes him stands out wherever he goes. His dance is so sensuous; his line both sharp and fluid at the same time. His expression is also no joke. When he dances it's like he's in trance or something. If you rewatch Ten's dancing again and again like me you will surly notice how ridiculously detailed this kid's dance is. All of his body, from top to toe, troso to the tip of his fingers are under his control.
And just like Sentimentally said once: this boy dances like butterfly flies.
Highly recommended:
- Dream In A Dream (SM Station)
- Hit The Stage: Devil Theme (indeed, all episodes are recommended)
- Switch (Ten's focus)
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He is a perfect dancer. He mastered all the dance arts. He can control his body in a wonderful way. His body is very flexible, allowing him to perform movements that other dancers can not do. He fully integrates with the music and can express his feelings through his perfect dance style. I can not continue to praise him because words are not enough to express his unique talent.
Apart from just being smooth or sharp, every movement is very stable when Ten dances, and there is a feeling of balance between his upper and lower part of his body. In which I never seen anyone dance like this in kpop. In stead of filling every beat of the song with some detailed moves, Ten made his moves simple, tidy, steady and full of power.
TEN! this's Amazing boy... He has very beautiful dance and his voice it's very nice. When he on the stage it's very talent. His dancing like a butterfly fly around the garden - beautiful but very strong! I can't leave my eyes go out his show. And when he not on the stage he very cute like little pony because he has beautiful smile like sunshine on the world.
2 Taemin - SHINee
He has been so skilled for years but he continues to add up even more skills and dance styles. People say he has such a pretty face and is super shy and cute which mostly goes according to how he is off stage. Onstage he turns into a completely other person with his dancing and concentration on the performance. I think what is most astonishing is how he has always been like this, ever since he was 14 years old his attitude changed the moment he started dancing and that is why I never doubt that when he will perform it will always be good because he is a performer who really cares and feel for what he brings to the audience.
Talk about dancing and Taemin is the ONE! He is the ultimate dancing machine of Kpop. No one can deny the fact that SHINee has the most complex choreography in KPOP and they still do it perfectly. But Taemin is just so effortless. Watching him move is such a delight. His hipthrusts cannot be competed by anyone. Watch Lucifer people. He has so much of balance. Though he is an adorable, cute and innocent maknae offstage, once he gets on the stage he totally transforms into a dancing hurricane. He totally slays the performances every time he gets on the stage. Taemin is very young and I think he is already the best dancer in Asia. And also I strongly believe that Korea will be able to present The Next Michael Jackson to the World in a few more years to come. I am really looking forward to a full length English album by SHINee, so that the world may get to experience the One of a kind beautiful Onew's voice and the dance of our Jr Michael Jackson, Lee Taemin. SHINee Hwaiting!
Taemin should be top. He's a legend in k-pop, and everyone knows it. Have you seen him on Hit the Stage? He came and slAYED first round. Many other contestants greatly looked up to him. However, though he's incredibly talented at dancing, he doesn't act like it. He doesn't act all high and mighty -- instead, he's just a cute, shy little boy. He dances with so much emotion, precision, and just flawlessness. Honestly, he makes dances look so easy when really they're not...Only few can even beGIN to be compared with him.
Taemin's dancing surprises me. How graceful he is, and how he can express his emotion through dance. He can do multiple styles and pull it off like it was nothing. His moves are not messy and he has the correct technique. He turns into a complete other person when he performs. He's my role model and one day I wish to be able to dance just like him. Everyone knows that Lee Taemin is THE king of dancing. Go look at him performing if you're not sure. That will definitely change your mind.
3 Kai - EXO
I could watch him dance for hours and never get bored. The fire in his eyes when he dances. How he suddenly breaks out into a huge grin in the middle of the choreography. It all shows how much he loves dance. Heck, he started dancing when he was 8. Dude, when I was 8 I was out of my mind running around in the playground. He's so talented. That confidence, that hint of arrogance when he dances, made him stand out from 11 other gorgeous boys even when he was a rookie. Kai is the most amazing dancer I've ever seen.
I could watch him for hours and never get bored. He can look beautiful, cool, badass, sad... Nobody can express themselves better than Kai through dance. I thought he would be higher in the list.
The best dancer I have seen so far.
The passion in his eyes is so obvious. What makes him better than other dancers is his expressions. They are perfectly timed and beautifully delivered. His body moves and shakes are so smooth and yet strong. He is by far the most sensational dancer even and as if this aas not enough, look at his face and gorgeous body. How do you ever match that?
Everyone in this list is the best dancer but when it comes to kai it's different. He not only moves his body to the music but also catches each and every beat! His moves and expressions are literally always on fire! And the recent tempo and love shot routine... I was so speechless! Love shot wouldn't be any better if kai wasn't grooving to it!
4 J-Hope - BTS
True to his street dance roots, J-Hope displays a lot of power and conviction in his movements. He is extremely versatile in the genres of dance he is able to execute, especially hip-hop and popping, though he has displayed (in a more informal setting) his ability to do street jazz and waacking as well. He carries out BTS' choreography with outstanding precision and energy, making him a stand out in the group. Based on his freestyle/dance battle videos, it's clear to see that he is rather limited by his groups' choreography (though not easy at all) and definitely has the potential and ability to deliver more advanced dances! (Hope he continues to expand and grow as a dancer instead of only focusing on group choreography) His technique and expression really does shine through, and it's been a while since I've been so impressed by a kpop dancer!
J-Hope is the lead dancer for a reason. He has some street dancing history, but he can do any genre. He has an aura of energy when he dances and he never seems to get tired. He went to dance school, so that must explain his exceptional dancing. However, I swear he was born to dance. He is an automatic dancing machine. He is also the one that coaches the other members making sure they get the flow, timing, movement, and energy. His variety of facial expressions as he dances lets him seem so... perfect when he dances. His moves are very conveyed and are smooth. People who haven't trained probably have a hard time hiding the effort they put into the movement and such. It's just sad how Hobi is the most overlooked member. His dancing is on point. He can roll with whatever theme the music is, whether it's BTS's own choreography or even a girl group dances! The focus, the power, he carries them all out perfectly which makes me wonder why he's looked over.
J-hope is an incredible dancer, as any professionally trained dancer will be able to tell. You don't have to be a fan to recognize the technical mastery this man exhibits. His move are precise, sharp, extremely well defined and highly compartmentalized. He posses both upper and lower body part strength which enables a balanced and coordinated delivery in pretty much every performance of his. But even more than being a high quality dancer when it comes to technicalities, J-hope is impressive in his love and passion for dance which can be felt in his every move. His lines are not only clean but imbued with the energy that radiates of him like a beacon.
J-hope is a dancer who has been put into the role of the performer. And in reality, BTS' choreos does not do him justice, as they are always to a large extent designed for a group performance and with a goal of appearing attractive to the public. In his solo performances, such as the recent Boy Meets Evil (which by the way requires ...more
J-Hope is more than just amazing and expressive dancer. He is a true master of stage artistry and performance. He ranks up with a handful of triple-threat global artists who can single-handedly own a 50,000+ capacity stage and hold an even larger audience captive. What makes his dancing so compelling is his connectedness to the music and ability to give in to his vulnerability in expressing how he feels in the moment. For Hoseok, dancing is not just about hitting the most extended lines and retaining correct steps (although he has both). His movement embodies the music and gives it physical life and presence so that the audience can identify, understand and connect. Truly one of the best performers of his generation. Can't wait to see how he evolves and incorporates even more of his talents (acting, songwriting) into his work.
5 Hoya - Infinite
Hoya is a strong, powerful and cool guy with very strong yet swift moves. He is no doubt the dancing machine in Infinite, but I believe he is more than just that. He should be number 1. He can also sing and rap really well and with his dancing skills and talent, there's more to how it looks! Hoya is a really powerful and talented kpop star who has a bright future ahead of him and he can achieve whatever he wants to, with his strong will and determination.
Hoya can dance like no other, he just makes you stop and look at him, when you watch Infinite performance for the first time, he will get you hooked, and you will end up liking the group after that. He worked really hard on his dancing and his stage presence shows this. My personal view is that Hoya is the best male dancer in Kpop that I have ever seen!
Hoya is the best kpop dancer. He is very flexible,sharp. He is the main dancer of infinite. He can sing, dance, rap and compose as well. He is multi-talented. He should be in top 3. And infinite should also be there. In stage he looks very charismatic. But he is too underrated. He can dance to any type of songs. He should be in number 1.
What to say? He is obviously underrated... If he is debuted under a more famous company he'll be number 1 in this list. His movements are sharp, strong, precise. He can control his body movements pretty well. He can even sing while doing all these crazy moves. He is a king.
6 Hyunseung - BEAST
Hyunseung dances in his unique way, like no others! He's the best dancer in Beast to me!
He's underrated! He's a great dancer and different than the rest. Plus, he can sing!
At first when I know him in BigBang he really soulless in dance. But now he improve a lot. And he dance great
Hyunseung oppa is one of the most amazing dancers that I've seen.. He should be the best dancer in beast
7 Kikwang - BEAST
Kikwang is the best dancer. I hope I can dance like him. I love dancing. Kikwang is like the most important member in his group because their mv will not be completed if there was no dancing. Right. I hope that Kikwang wont be separated from his group. Please. At least I had listen to their new song that they sang together. Also dance together. Go, Go Kikwang and Beast. Next time I want Kikwang in the first place. How good is he in dancing. I admire him very much. He is my idol.
Cute, innocent and amazing guy... The way he moves... I just love it. He is super sexy
His my bias and I love the way he dance and sing..
He is my Bias! (He must be in the first place).
8 Jimin - BTS
All kpop idols idols trained in dance before being launched but very few are naturally born dancers. For me, every movement a natural makes is a dance. The way they walk, sit, or pose look like they are dancing. They are on (dance mode) 24/7. They are also masters of their bodies, so for any movement, every single part of their bodies are in the best angle and make beautiful lines. This is what I observe with Jimin and Shinee's Taemin. They both move gracefully, their steps are never heavy, and when they dance, it's dancing from h2t. The way they execute dance steps can't be learned, because I think they were born with those skills.
Jimin is one of the most talented dancer's I've seen in kpop. Sure, he may not be the lead dancer in BTS but damn he can dance. His dancing is something different..and I like different. He only studied Modern Dance for two years yet passed to a university as a top student for it. After seeing his dancing in his song Lie, I can say that while many people valued controlled movements, he radiates a natural dancer. His dancing is not "just hip hop" or "just modern dance" but rather something that shows himself. His execution of steps are natural and it is a mix of steps and styles- not just one. And his stage presence when he dances...I see Jungkook's name much higher on the list but in my opinion there is no way he can beat Jimin in terms of dancing. Jimin a dancer that would catch you're eye while he dances and for an artist- that is what also matters a lot. No matter what sort of dance his charisma adds to how amazing it is.
I am STUNNED by Jimin's ranking right now. Let's not forget he was ranked the top of his class at an arts school for dance! His passion, power, heart, and drive sweats through every pore in his body as he moves with such fluidity and strength. I have a short-lived(unfortunately) dance background, but it's my passion and I know a darn good dancer when I see one and he goes above and beyond every time! He is a natural-born dancer and is so captivating with his powerful yet graceful movements. Also, let's not forget the man danced blindfolded on a stage in front of MANY people and executed it almost near perfect! Even though you couldn't see his eyes and charisma through his glares, you could feel it piercing through. His visuals along with his dancing is the cherry on top. His appeal cannot be denied and I believe he is one of the best in the Kpop industry.
Jimin has a very special stage presence that is always there when he dances. It has a lot to do with his facial expressions and the way he carries himself, very light, flexible and smooth. He performs moves that are both impressive and more eye-catching than if most others do them because of the way he executes his dancing. He is a very charismatic and talented dancer, with not only great dancing skill but also a unique aura out of BTS.
9 Kim Hyun-joong - SS501
His dance moves, beautiful plastic, really is a lot of work... Every movement of his body burns through the air and leaving a glowing trail. Incredibly powerful energy is felt in this man with extraordinary thinking.
Great dancer and singer, such Energetics come from this talented guy!
He's really cool
10 Jongup - B.A.P
Jongup should definitely be at the top of the list. His dancing skills are just plan amazing and he just stands out during the dances. It is a shame that he gets basically zero attention. It hurts to see my bias not getting the attention that he deserves.
This guy is seriously good. Too bad that he gets almost zero attention all around especially from TS.
He's as good if not better than the top five in this list. Shout out to Zelo too, I don't think he's better than Jongup, but he certainly should be higher than number 14.
Jongup and Zelo are both amazing dancers! They can express their feelings through dance just like other dancers! I'm glad that they take dance as their passion. Jongup definitely deserves this vote!
Jongup is such a talented dancer he has so much skill and attitude when he dances, he should definitely be at the top of the list and Zelo should also be on the list as well.
11 Rain - SSAK3
Definitely the sexiest dancer. He also includes many Latin dance moves which I do not see in the other dancers. He never stops moving compared to other dancers that look like they are doing a string of choreographed poses. Bi is very manly, slick, and professional. Sexy voice and body as well.
He makes the top 2 dancers on this list look like little girl boys.
THE KING OF KPOP...For me, he should be right at the top. The man has got crazy dancing skills, all these young guys have grown up watching up him dance...He is incredible...He is the man in the sea of boys...nobody can own the stage like Rain, he has got amazing stage presence...love you Rain.
I love him... Love the way he dance, sing and act.
12 Eunhyuk - Super Junior Lee Hyuk-jae, better known by his stage name Eunhyuk, is a South Korean singer-songwriter, dancer and actor.
Eunhyuk's dance moves are full of emotion. He plays a vital role in making the stage with or without Super Junior charismatic. No one really realises because he usually shows his funny side when dancing since Super Junior is well known for their variety skills. If you see his solos, you'll see how much talent Eunhyuk has. Eunhyuk will always be the dance king. Furthermore, through his activity as Super Junior-D&E, you can see his charismatic dance moves and his greatly improved vocals. Love you always, Eunhyuk
I love Eunhyuk oppa. He is the best dance and I never get tired of watching him dance Keep it oppa! I LOVE YOU OPPA!
Eunhyuk seriously must be number 1! he is not only a great dancer but he is also a great choreographer... he is full of talent
His moves are fantastic and outclasses Taemin and Kai together.
13 Lay - Exo-M Zhang Yixing, better known as Lay, is a Chinese singer-songwriter, record producer, author, dancer, and actor.
I know he's the most underrated idol in Kpop but that doesn't mean we have to close our eyes to the fact he is The best dancer in Kpop even way better than Ten. Don't get me wrong I'm Ten biased I love him the most but the truth must be saying he definitely the second but he can't surpass Lay that guy is just on a whole another level of perfection I even can't with people who say Kai is better than Lay like come on for God sake.
When I was watching one of his video, I thought my phone was logging or having some problems. But I suddenly realize that it was Lay's movement, he's the best in locking,popping, timing, and he can easily connect the song to his body movements. Thumbs up! Such a great dancer! And he's really the little pride of Changsha.
He has so much charisma when he dances. He puts so much passion into his moves and he manages to hit every beat. He is also very versatile with his style of dance which is amazing. I don't understand why he is ranked 9th on this list.
I don't get why Kai is first, he just rips his shirt and he's suddenly the best dancer. I'm not trying to say that Kai is a bad dancer but lay is so underrated. I can understand if taemin was first or lay, but Kai? Really?!
14 Wooyoung - 2PM
Easily one of the best in the industry, not just in Kpop...being a dancer myself. I can tell
He came first in his audition for JYP! What does that say about dancing? Not to mention his singing?
Has the best grooves
15 Zelo - B.A.P Choi Jun-hong better known by his stage name Zelo, is a South Korean rapper, dancer, singer and beatboxer.
Zelo can do the hardest dance moves. Woah.. He is really talented!
His moment in the 'One Shot' M/V. Enough said.
16 Minwoo - Boyfriend
He's very cute and at the same time super cool at dancing! Big applause for you MINWOO!
Min Woo cool dance moves!
Minwoo has the cutest voice and the way he dances inspired me to dance again
17 Jo Twins (Youngmin and Kwangmin) - Boyfriend
They are the only twins who know how to look sexy while doing a cute dance, okay? That's really hard so you should give them that
18 Jungkook - BTS Jeon Jung kook was born in Busan, September 1 1997. His nationality is South Korean. HIs favorite number is 1. He is known as a South Korean idol singer, singer-songwriter, dancer, composer and producer. JK Favorite color is Red, Black, and White. He think express color of Hip Hop is Black and Red. Jung kook's role model is G-Dragon. Favorite food is bread, pizza, and anything with flour, pork soup rice, sashimi, sea eel.
jungkook is the best dancer I have seen in a long time . he puts hours into practicing something to make sure it's just right . his precise skills and dedication shine when he's performing .. I also love how talented he is at switching from a fast and upbeat song to something calmer and perfecting both .. for example dionysus is a super fast and upbeat song that has tons of hard moves within it .. and he can switch from that to his solo save me intro which a slower song compared to dionysus , except he puts all of his beautiful skills into it and makes it so angelic .. his skills really are breathtaking !
Jungkook dances differently from the rest of the KPOP artiste with his strong, sharp & sexy moves! No one can compare in terms of having the alpha male vibes, not even his BTS teammates!
Jungkook Should be number 1,cause he's more good than other and j-hope should be number one...If you don't belive go to YouTube and search bts songs...you'll be amaze if you watch it...
Whats best about Jungkook is he knows his body line and every moves he does cannot look awkward. I saw this awkward dance move from DNA LALALALA and when they dissect it off from the choreo and showed each members' dance moves, he made it really good looking, powerful and was able to accentuate it woth his body line
19 Sehun - Exo Oh Se-hun, better known mononymously as Sehun, is a South Korean dancer, rapper, singer, model and actor. He is a member of the South Korean-Chinese boy group Exo and its sub-group Exo-K.
Honestly Sehun's dancing skill has improved a lot than before. And some kpop fans had named him "The 2nd son of Michael Jackson". He has also gave many powerful dance breaks during awards show. So as per my opinion HE IS THE BEST.
I like watching him better than Kai. He's more technically sound, he's smooth, intense, and interesting to watch. I wish he was in the middle more.
He is the best. Because sometimes their best dancer Kai is OVERREACTING. Why is it that most of the time Maknaes from Boy Groups are the best one. So Sehun is the best.
No offense, but sehun's kinda weird when I look at him dancing. I don't know if it's just me.
20 Jay Park - 2PM
Jay Park is an all-rounded dancer with great flow and precise movement. Although his specialty is b-boying, he can move along with the beat and continue to show an amazing performance.
I can't believe he is so low. He can beat all of these 'main dancers' in a one on one battle. Seriously?!
Love the way he dances! He definitely needs to be up there, maybe 2nd !
21 Changjo - Teen Top
Despite debuting in a young age, he is so talented especially his dancing skills so awesome so perfect Changjo oppa keep up the good work fighting!
I love Teen Top because they seem underrated in kpop. Changjo is an amazing dancing and his skills have only improved over the years. TEEN TOP FIGHTING!
He's the best dancer ever!
22 Taeyang Big Bang
Taeyang is a beast! I refuse to believe anyone on the face of the earth is blind enough not to see that.
Smoothest dancer in Kpop. He's not a stiff ass looking stick like every other idol on this list.
I love many kpop dancers but no one can beat Taeyang he is the Dance King.
For me, no one can dance better than my Sol. He is the best dancer, of course!
23 Hoshi - Seventeen
24 YuGyeom - Got7
He won HIT THE STAGE! He is such a skilled dancer and should be placed higher on that list! He should at least be 5th!
He showcased 3 different dancing styles on Hit The Stage and choreagraphed some of GOT7's title tracks ALL BY HIMSELF!
You can see his emotions and charisma when he dances through his moves and expressions! His body is completely in sync with the rest of the dancers and memebers and the music as well!
People are too biased when it comes to groups and talent! Sure, you artist might be good at dancing, but being naturally gifted is different!
Yugyeom's dancing is flawless, natural and really megnetizing!
In his HIT THE STAGE, Yugyeom came out as the champion. Why? He demonstrated 3 entirely different dancing styles with 3 different styles of music, in just 1 dance. His facial expressions and stage charisma gained him even more points amongst fans, judges, fellow competitors and the audience, and these 2 properties are extremely important in the world of Dance. Yugyeom even choreographs entire dances of some of Got7's title tracks, all without the help of their assigned choreographer, and I personally think that shows a lot about his skill and experience.
Yep, Yugyeom deserves to be higher for sure. He is one of the best dancers in Kpop, Yugyeom has a lot of emotions when he dances. When he dances it's very smooth I think he should at least be 5th or 6th on this board. Definitely not 23rd.
People need to stop sleeping on this boy. I mean have you seen his recent hit the stage performances?
He's incredibly talented, especially with freestyle and house.
25 V - BTS
He might be not the best dancer in BTS but his dancing skill cannot be taken lightly as well. Singing, acting, funny, dancing etc. V is full packaged idol. He is super talented.
He has improved his dancing a lot, you can totally see that!
Kim Taehyung dances really well and his voice is heavenly too!
taehyung is a super talented dancer .. he works so hard just as the other members do and all of their skills pay off .. but tae always finds some way to give an extra flare to his movements .. he really and truly is a magnificent dancer and he truly wants everything to be perfect for his fans .. us .. the ARMY !
I love you kim taehyung
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What is: Glenrio ghost town straddles the New Mexico-Texas border. This motel and cafe had a sign facing each direction…it was either the first in texas, or the last depending on the travels along Route 66. The old Route 66 roadbed runs through the Glenrio Historic District which was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2007.
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from __future__ import absolute_import, division, print_function, unicode_literals

from .common import BaseTest

class ElasticFileSystem(BaseTest):

    def test_resource_manager(self):
        factory = self.replay_flight_data('test_efs_query')
        p = self.load_policy({
            'name': 'efs-query',
            'resource': 'efs',
            'filters': [{'Name': 'MyDocs'}],
            }, session_factory=factory)
        resources = p.run()
        self.assertEqual(len(resources), 1)
        self.assertEqual(resources[0]['NumberOfMountTargets'], 4)

    def test_delete(self):
        factory = self.replay_flight_data('test_efs_delete')
        p = self.load_policy({
            'name': 'efs-query',
            'resource': 'efs',
            'filters': [{'Name': 'MyDocs'}],
            'actions': ['delete']
            }, session_factory=factory)
        resources = p.run()
        self.assertEqual(len(resources), 1)
        self.assertEqual(resources[0]['Name'], 'MyDocs')
        client = factory().client('efs')
        state = client.describe_file_systems().get('FileSystems', [])
        self.assertEqual(state, [])