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Strange Cases: Mystery of the Lighthouse Collector’s Edition 1.0

Tuesday, 16 November 2010 03:00

About Strange Cases: Mystery of the Lighthouse Collector’s Edition
FBI Agent Claire Ellery’s latest strange case has become personal. Tom, her former partner, has died under bizarre circumstances. As Agent Ellery delves deeper into the mystery of his death, she finds that Tom himself has laid a trail of clues for her—a trail that leads her into a sinister web of corporate betrayal and the arcane. Follow the cards to solve this Strange Case and vindicate your partner’s untimely demise in Strange Cases: The Lighthouse Mystery.

Collector’s Edition Features:
- A Bonus Strange Case: “The Case of the Missing Scientist”
- Helpful Strategy Guide
- Wonderful wallpapers
- Downloadable soundtrack
- Sneak peek into the next game!

You Won't Find This 3D-Printed iPad Case With Inbuilt Kickstand in Best Buy [Ipad Cases]

Monday, 15 November 2010 05:40

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Click here to read You Won't Find This 3D-Printed iPad Case With Inbuilt Kickstand in Best Buy

I'm fast becoming obsessed with 3D printers, and should I ever bite the bullet and purchase an iPad, FreshFiber's case is first on my list of accessories. It costs 84€ ($115) and comes in graphite or white. [FOC] More »

How the Japanese Protect Donuts From Bumps and Homer Simpson [Food]

Friday, 29 October 2010 04:00
case-banana-the-jelly-filled-donuts Remember the banana case, a protective plastic capsule for storing a banana in? Some bright spark in Japan has come up with the fat man's version: a donut case! Jelly-filled donuts need not apply. [Rakuten via Technabob] More » Read more: http://feeds.gawker.com/~r/gizmodo/full/~3/FP5qO-zJb3I/how-the-japanese-protect-donuts-from-bumps-and-homer-simpson

Someone Needs to Take This Natural Disaster Controller Away From God [Art]

Friday, 22 October 2010 06:20
tekken-which-case-for-controller He better not press that "storm" button. I don't know how much more rain we can take down here on Eath. Unless his gaming controller is for Tekken, in which case flood your opponents all you want, big guy. More » Read more: http://feeds.gawker.com/~r/gizmodo/full/~3/8SzrP0GTTvU/someone-needs-to-take-this-natural-disaster-controller-away-from-god

command-line parsing in java

Friday, 10 September 2010 18:14

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/**

 * This will print the message “Hello World” on the console. The additional

 * functionality is that you can control the case of the message. 

 * The default will be mixed case. A command-line argument

 * can force the message to upper case. This argument is --upperCase.

 */

public class HelloWorld {  

  

    public boolean asUpperCase;  

  

    static public int main (String[] args) {  

  

       CmdLine.create("-t boolean -k upperCase --variable asUpperCase")  

            .parse(this, args);  

  

       if (asUpperCase)  

          System.out.println("Hello World".toUpperCase());  

       else  

          System.out.println("Hello World");  

    }  

}

see Little Gray Cloud's command-line utility for the JAR file.

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