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About Platypi Ventures About Contact /about/ Home Projects About Platypi Ventures currently has two ventures in development. JustAnotherPerlHacker.org collects disects JAPHs. MyJobHunt.net is designed for those who want to have control over their job searching, yet still post a resume on the web. Unlike other places where you can post a resume, we don't automatically send it to anyone. But you have the option to send a simple email to point them to where your resume lives in all it's HTML glory. You can also get email forwarding as "yourname@myjobhunt.net" to simplify your search. Other features will be added soon. Platypi Ventures

23. Duck-Billed Platypus Platypus, platypuses, platypi, platypus photographs, platypus drawings, platypus cartoons, platypus jokes, other platypus web sites, platypus references, http://www.platypus.org.uk/

The duck-billed platypus ( Ornithorhynchus Anatinus ) lives in rivers on the eastern side of Australia. The duck-billed platypus lays eggs and suckles its young. The duck-billed platypus lives in burrows and finds food in the rivers using electrical impulses. The male duck-billed platypus has a poisonous spur on his hind legs. The duck-billed platypus grows to about 50cm and can live for up to 12 years in captivity. This site has photographs, drawings, poems, stories, facts, references, links to other sites, and a variety of other information about the duck-billed platypus. A collection of paintings and drawings of the duck-billed platypus - some of which have been contributed by visitors to this site. Everything you ever wanted to know about the duck-billed platypus - and lots, lots more. Find out what others thought of this site. If you found this site useful/funny/ interesting/etc - let me know and I will share your comments with other visitors. The platypus has a sense of humour! Have a look at the jokes other visitors have contributed. The author takes no responsibility as to how funny they are. All around the world many objects are made that have a link to the duck-billed platypus. Have a look and see what is out there.

24. Duck-Billed Platypus Poem - Visitor's Poems & Songs Blind platypi . The two of us. Well, here we are, the two of us,. Mr. Mrs. Platypus. Blind platypi. We re the blind platypi. And we re here to cry http://www.platypus.org.uk/poem-3.html

These are poems and songs written by visitors to this site. The two of us Old egg-laying river beastie I am a Platypus Mr Platypus ... Blind platypi The two of us Well, here we are, the two of us, We know we are two perfect dreams of fascinating monotremes. But we don't know, though hard we try, are we platypuses or platypi? by Anita Prieto Old egg-laying river beastie (sung to the medieval English round "Sumer is icumen in") Old egg-laying river beastie Swimming near the outback Pelt of fur And poison spur And bill that does not quack You're no duck! Your electric bill detects the food beneath the muck Unicorns And dragons mourn - You've outlived all the pack Useful features Place you among God's creatures What need you that you lack? by Scott Rocca I am a Platypus I am a little platypus small and shy, I live in a world that is not dry. All my friends and family are just like me, eating little insects but not the bee. by Renae Bush (age 12) Mr Platypus One old day not to long ago Mr. Platypuse was sitten around watchin a t.v show. He woke up the next morning and took a long long swim when he met another platypuse his name was platypuse Tim.

25. Www.myspace.com/platypi MySpace Profile platypi, 100 years old, Female, Top secret facility, CALIFORNIA, US, font color=white NOT JUST ANY EGG LAYING MAMMAL. http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewProfile&friendID=157609

26. Flickr: Photos From Platypi Flickr is almost certainly the best online photo management and sharing application in the world. Show off your favorite photos to the world, securely and http://www.flickr.com/photos/platypi/

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27. It's Platypuses, Not Platypi. I Looked It Up. The mutant platypus epidemic has been largely overlooked in recent years due to the influx of “fluff” stories such bovine spongiform encephalopathy, http://www.geocities.com/grendelthedog/urinalcakes.html

HOW TO AVOID URINAL CAKES A mutant platypus nest. Mutant platypuses often disguise their eggs as urinal cakes. Common Mutant Platypus (Schmidtus Phillius) The mutant platypus epidemic has been largely overlooked in recent years due to the influx of “fluff” stories such bovine spongiform encephalopathy, aka Mad Cow Disease, and the retirement of boxing legend Roberto Duran . Regardless, the epidemic of mutant platypuses hatching from eggs mistakenly used as urinal cakes has overtaken and paralyzed the country. National Security Advisor Condoleeza Rice calls the platypus outbreak “worse than any of the ten plagues of Egypt, except maybe boils and death of the first-born.” Mutant bands of platypuses began forming loose factions in and around the Detroit area in 1969, but went largely unnoticed due to the relative ugliness of most citizens of Michigan. The mutant platypuses tried in vain to break out of their grungy life in the city colorfully nicknamed “Don’t Come Here Ever,” but were constantly foiled by alert law enforcement officials, who broke their legs. One platypus was able to make it as far as Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, (colorfully nicknamed “We’ll Destroy Ourselves, Eventually”) which also boasts and exceedingly large population of horribly ugly people. Hired by a so-called “ baseball franchise ,” this platypus discovered that small, perfumed discs use to deodorize urinals in men’s bathrooms looked and smelled exactly like mutant platypus eggs. (It is important to note that Detroit makes no efforts to deodorize any portions of the city, especially the rest rooms. This is why every neighborhood smells like it’s had bleu cheese thawing on the counter since the

28. Australian Christmas five platypi, four koalas, three surf boards, two parakeets and a possum in a gum seven kookas laughing, six opals gleaming, five platypi, four koalas, http://www.geocities.com/australianxmas/

Australian Christmas Carols and Christmas Play Since this was staged, there have been many requests for copies of it and information as to the availability of the Australian carols included. Since the committee's desire was that the production be shared as much as possible, this website seems the answer to the continual queries. The principal author of the play was Catherine Scott of the Uniting Church Roseville, and the committee believes that her contribution should be acknowledged, but there are no caveats on the use of this material or its dissemination beyond your local Christmas function. At the bottom of this site, some of the best-known words from the carols are included, for those who remember parts of the words but not the titles. Finally, just for fun I've included the Australian version of The Twelve Days of Christmas. Further information about this website can be obtained from Clare Pascoe Henderson ROSEVILLE COMBINED CHURCHES CAROLS IN THE PARK SUNDAY 14 DECEMBER 1997 Band plays. Minister 1 welcomes all, indicates that the order of carols will follow the sheet handed out and invites all to sing CHRISTMAS DAY.

29. Platypi Gifts platypi gifts from the CartoonStock directory the world s largest on-line collection of cartoon gifts. http://www.cartoonstock.com/directory/p/platypi_gifts.asp

Platypi Gifts Welcome to the "platypi" gifts page from CartoonStock. Any of these cartoons can be bought as prints/originals or printed on the merchandise at the bottom of this page. Follow the links at the bottom of this page to search for gifts on other topics or to purchase reproduction rights for any of these images. This page only includes cartoons from our archive, for more gifts/cartoons on news related topics, click here Platypi gift image 1 - catalog reference jdo0544 An Australian man with flying platypi on the wall (instead of flying ducks). www.CartoonStock.com Add this image to your shopping basket. View shopping basket and specify gift item(s). View other cartoons by this artist. ... More search options and faster thumbnail browsing. To obtain rights to publish any CartoonStock cartoons, go to www.CartoonStock.com Platypi gift image 2 - catalog reference cga0336 'No 4, officer...' www.CartoonStock.com Add this image to your shopping basket. View shopping basket and specify gift item(s). View other cartoons by this artist. ... More search options and faster thumbnail browsing. To obtain rights to publish any CartoonStock cartoons, go to www.CartoonStock.com

30. Flying Platypi Gifts Flying platypi gifts from the CartoonStock directory the world s largest on-line collection of cartoon gifts. http://www.cartoonstock.com/directory/f/flying_platypi_gifts.asp

Flying Platypi Gifts Welcome to the "flying platypi" gifts page from CartoonStock. Any of these cartoons can be bought as prints/originals or printed on the merchandise at the bottom of this page. Follow the links at the bottom of this page to search for gifts on other topics or to purchase reproduction rights for any of these images. This page only includes cartoons from our archive, for more gifts/cartoons on news related topics, click here Flying Platypi gift image 1 - catalog reference jdo0544 An Australian man with flying platypi on the wall (instead of flying ducks). www.CartoonStock.com Add this image to your shopping basket. View shopping basket and specify gift item(s). View other cartoons by this artist. ... More search options and faster thumbnail browsing. To obtain rights to publish any CartoonStock cartoons, go to www.CartoonStock.com All these cartoons can be printed on framed or unframed prints, T-shirts, mouse-mats, mugs and more - see below: To purchase gifts, add your desired cartoon(s) to your shopping basket using the links above, or by searching the CartoonStock library . Then click on "View Shopping Basket" from the search page or at the bottom of any other page. Click on the link at the top of the Shopping Basket page to purchase the items in your shopping basket as gifts rather than to purchase usage rights for the image(s), then follow the instructions to pay securely on-line.

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33. First Night Toronto Festival Calling on jazz, funk, rock and fusion, platypi delivers a lethal combination of great hooks and memorable melodies. The sum of the parts in this union is http://www.firstnighttoronto.ca/explore_biography.php?I=96&CO=Music

34. NIO Charsets Attacked By Gang Of Rabid Platypi NIO charsets attacked by gang of rabid platypi, Sven de Marothy =. Re NIO charsets attacked by gang of rabid platypi, Archie Cobbs, 2005/04/19 http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/classpath/2005-04/msg00034.html

classpath Top All Lists Advanced Date Prev ... Thread Index NIO charsets attacked by gang of rabid platypi From Sven de Marothy Subject NIO charsets attacked by gang of rabid platypi Date Tue, 19 Apr 2005 15:00:01 +0200 Hello, Ok, now that I hopefully got your attention with the subject line, I'd like everyone's opinion on whether it's OK yet to get rid of the now-unused gnu.java.io character encoding/decoding stuff? Also, I'd like to know which NIO charset provider is preferred, now that we have two in CVS. (pure java and iconv-based) They complement eachother pretty well, iconv being somewhat faster in the actual conversion, but with more overhead for invocation (=slower on short strings, faster on long ones). Should we allow this to be set as a compile option, as a system property, or just use both (in which order, in that case?). Note that multiple providers are already supported (you can have user-provided charset converters registered with "META-INF/services/java.nio.charset.spi.CharsetProvider". /Sven reply via email to [Prev in Thread] Current Thread Next in Thread NIO charsets attacked by gang of rabid platypi Sven de Marothy Re: NIO charsets attacked by gang of rabid platypi Archie Cobbs Re: NIO charsets attacked by gang of rabid platypi Mark Wielaard Re: NIO charsets attacked by gang of rabid platypi Tom Tromey Re: NIO charsets attacked by gang of rabid platypi Ito Kazumitsu RE: NIO charsets attacked by gang of rabid platypi Jeroen Frijters Prev by Date: Re: Eclipse startup broken Next by Date:

35. Re: NIO Charsets Attacked By Gang Of Rabid Platypi NIO charsets attacked by gang of rabid platypi, Sven de Marothy, 2005/04/19 Next by Date Re NIO charsets attacked by gang of rabid platypi http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/classpath/2005-04/msg00036.html

classpath Top All Lists Advanced Date Prev ... Thread Index Re: NIO charsets attacked by gang of rabid platypi From Archie Cobbs Subject Re: NIO charsets attacked by gang of rabid platypi Date Tue, 19 Apr 2005 08:53:07 -0500 User-agent Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; FreeBSD i386; en-US; rv:1.7.3) Gecko/20041129 Sven de Marothy wrote: Also, I'd like to know which NIO charset provider is preferred, now that we have two in CVS. (pure java and iconv-based) They complement eachother pretty well, iconv being somewhat faster in the actual conversion, but with more overhead for invocation (=slower on short strings, faster on long ones). Not really an answer, but here are some thoughts... All other things being equal, IMHO pure Java is better than Java+native. Of course all other things are not equal, in particular the speed question, but Java vs. native speed is very JVM dependent, so that detracts from the usefulness of using speed as a generic criterion. -Archie Archie Cobbs * CTO, Awarix * http://www.awarix.com reply via email to Prev in Thread Current Thread Next in Thread NIO charsets attacked by gang of rabid platypi Sven de Marothy Re: NIO charsets attacked by gang of rabid platypi Archie Cobbs Re: NIO charsets attacked by gang of rabid platypi Mark Wielaard Re: NIO charsets attacked by gang of rabid platypi Tom Tromey Re: NIO charsets attacked by gang of rabid platypi Ito Kazumitsu RE: NIO charsets attacked by gang of rabid platypi Jeroen Frijters Prev by Date: Preparing for 0.15 (April 24/28)

36. Forbes.yourguide Forbes platypi put a stop to Dubbo Roos unbeaten Blowes Cup rugby run on platypi winger Trent Rengger was ruled to have stepped into touch in the first http://forbes.yourguide.com.au/detail.asp?class=sport&subclass=local&category=ge

37. Forbes.yourguide The platypi are back in the Blowes Menswear Cup top five after a comfortable 480 defeat of Charles Sturt Orange on Saturday. http://forbes.yourguide.com.au/detail.asp?class=sport&subclass=local&category=ge

38. Duck Billed Platypus By Julia Becker So, you might think that most platypi would go hungry most of the time. While all this is happening, the duck billed platypi are growing. http://www.ralphb.net/juliafb/platy/

Duck Billed Platypus By Julia Becker Platypi are excellent swimmers My animal is the duck billed platypus. The scientific name is Ornithorhynchus Anatinusacropus . It's named "duck billed" because it has a beak like a duck. "Platypus" comes from two Greek words. "Platys" means broad and flat. "Pous" means feet. And it does have broad, flat feet! The platypus is a mammal, but a very weird mammal. Like all mammals, the platypus has a backbone. It's a mammal because it has fur and it gives milk to it's babies. It doesn't give birth to live young like most mammals. It lays eggs like a bird or a reptile. A mammal that does this is called a monotreme. The platypus is one of only two monotremes in the world. It can live in and out of water like an amphibian, but it's still a mammal. The platypus can't see very well. So, you might think that most platypi would go hungry most of the time. Well, if you think that, you're wrong. They have electro-sensitive bills. That means that they can sense electricity waves coming from their prey's muscle movements. Then they can find crayfish, snails, shrimp, earthworms, mealworms, mayflies, dragonflies, mussels, trout eggs, tadpoles, small frogs, and fish, some of their favorite dishes. They sometimes keep some of their food in pouches in their mouths. Venomous Spur The platypus has a couple of ways to protect itself. If it's on land and an animal wants to attack it, it will jump into the water to escape. It also has a poisonous spur on it's back toe that connects to a venom gland. If it's in danger, it will stick the predator with that sharp back toe. It's venom is so strong that it can kill a dog.

39. [trikes] Plural Of Platypi trikes plural of platypi. Tim Kirk tim@wobbegong.demon.co.uk Tue, 12 Mar 2002 001707 0000. Previous message trikes pedals for trikes a thread http://www.ihpva.org/pipermail/trikes/2002-March/017308.html

[trikes] plural of platypi Tim Kirk tim@wobbegong.demon.co.uk Tue, 12 Mar 2002 00:17:07 -0000 Previous message: [trikes] pedals for trikes: a thread revisited Next message: [trikes] tandem trike, am I missing something?, and trikes as furniture Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Presumably is platipodes (as in 1 octopus, many octopodes)... Can't think of way of making this on topic, so will at least keep it short :) Tim Kirk Previous message: [trikes] pedals for trikes: a thread revisited Next message: [trikes] tandem trike, am I missing something?, and trikes as furniture Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]

40. Read My Lips - The Blog: Personal Platitudes Personal platitudes or is that platypi?*. Well, it seems that all those idiots hitting my site looking for the death photos of Uday and Qusay and of http://tig.mu.nu/archives/016704.php

[or is that platypi?] Read My Lips - the blog Read me like a book filled with inkblots in the search for the truth, nothing is sacred Will the teal turn blue? Main What is it about cottage cheese* July 29, 2003 Personal platitudes [or is that platypi?] Well, it seems that all those idiots hitting my site looking for the death photos of Uday and Qusay and of Kobe's accuser , and those few looking for pics of Kristin Kreuk in lingerie are paying off, although I surely am not feeling any money jingling in my pocket over it. It also seems there is a new player in the search engine bingo, with a lot of people hitting my blog looking for something about Bob Hope being buried in Arlington Cemetery . And for some reason, it seems there are a lot of bloggers coming to read Rusty Rucker and some of my posts also, but of course, they must be laughing so hard that they forget to comment, or agree with everything I have to say, or something, because I have not seen all that many comments for the traffic I have gotten today. But if they are enjoying what I am posting so much, I wonder why no one is blurbing about all the great stuff they are finding here, as I also seem to see hardly any trackbacks coming my way either. Anyway, I seem to have already surpassed my high visitation rate by over 20 visitors today, and at the last check, I was less than 20 hits from seeing my meter go over 5,000. Ain't blogging grand, when you can spend all your time posting stuff, checking on who is visiting and reading, and sit around worrying why no one is commenting or blurbing about all the great thoughts that come out of your inane brain? And damn, but didn't I do a lot of posting today. Someone would think I had nothing better to do, huh? Come to think of it

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