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During the Cold War when Soviet TU-95 ‘Bears’ came out to find our carrier in the middle of the Pacific, our fighters would join up with them and escort them until they departed.Because they were not on the same frequency and also because of the language barrier, there was no “chit chat”. However there were usually some friendly hand signals back and forth, and occasionally not so friendly. I remember one Soviet holding up a copy of a Playboy magazine in the window.Just to add, this was a common, Cold War cat and mouse game. On the carrier, we tried to hide from the Russian Bears, often going to Radio silence aka EMCON conditions. Meanwhile the Bears with an incredible range of 9,320.6 miles/15,000km had a very long flight to find us.It was exciting for us as I am sure it was for them. I always felt a little sorry for them, because the Bear was supposed to be extremely loud and uncomfortable inside. By the time they met up with us, they had been airborne for many hours and still had to turn back to far away Russia while we could rejoin our carrier within minutes.The F-4 pictured below is from my old squadron, VF-151 when I was there , but it is not me flying it.

I have been solving problems on leetcode for sometime now. It is having 300+ problems on algorithms which is increasing day by day. I started when the number was 197.The problem sets of algorithms test you on range of topics such as (but not limited to) Arrays, Queues, LL, Bit manipulation, various algorithms(dynamic, greedy) etc.Best part is, it supports multiple languages such as Java, Python, C, C++, Swift etc. So, you are not restricted to only one language. If one problem can be solved easily in one particular language (such as python), you can solve it in python and solve others in your favorite language.Problems are categorized as Easy, Medium, Hard. So, you can pick problems based on the time in hand.Apart from the problem set, the discussions are valuable as after solving the problem you get to know various other ways to solve the same problem. It in turn helps u to attack subsequent problems in a better way.It prepares you well for tech interviews, keeps you motivated and confident. Few of my friends got calls from FB/Google/Microsoft/Uber/LinkedIn and converted as well.Without doubt, it is the BEST OJ for practicing coding which I have come across. Period.

If you find yourself in an active shooter situation, and you are armed, DO NOT draw your weapon unless absolutely necessary. You might be mistakenly shot, or mistakenly shoot another armed and concerned citizen. Let the police do their job, just escape.If you are pulled over at night, immediately turn on your dome lights and keep both hands on your steering wheel until the police approach you. You might be amazed how much stress you take away from an armed police officer in a stressful situation when you do this. STAY OFF YOUR PHONE!If you are in a foreign country, always know where, and how to get to, your nearest embassy.If you are in trouble, scream HELP, FIRE! People tend to respond to fire faster than rape, muggings, or kidnappings.Carry a knife. If someone tries to force you into their car, first stab a tire, then try to stab your attackers (situation dependent).If you are in a fight for your life, remember, YOU ARE NOT A CHAMPION STREET FIGHTER! Always go for the neck and throat with any and everything you have.7. When you are walking to your car, position your keys in your hand like this picture, or even better, like a stabbing position. It just looks like you are carrying your keys and the assailant would likely not notice. Aim for the eyes.8. Never find yourself in a position where nobody knows where you are, or where you are going. I don't care how innocent a journey it seems. For example, you are a man, your wife is at work, and a friend or neighbor asks for a ride. That's how setups work, it's usually always someone you know. Take 5 seconds to tell someone where you are going, and who with.9. NEVER tell anyone, except the people who live in your home, that you own a firearm.10. Never leave anything with your address inside your car. Hide your registration, in the trunk perhaps, or in your wallet/purse.11. If your kids are old enough to leave the house (School age, etc) they are old enough to memorize your address and phone number. Teach them this info is a family secret.12. Have a password with your kids. Even if Uncle Jimmy shows up to pick them up from school, if he doesn't have the password, your kids should know it's not safe. Have a family password, and a mom and dad only password. Change it as necessary.13. Leave a $20 or $50 bill in plain sight when leaving your home. When you enter your house, and this bill is missing, be on guard.14. Phones these days are almost just as threatening to bad guys as a firearm. If you are in danger, point your phone at the person(s), tell them they are live streaming. Helps if the threat is real. You can live stream to Facebook, YouTube, and others. Learn how to get on it quick.15. Don't wear an “I Love Jesus” t-shirt to a Marilyn Manson concert.16. Whenever on public transportation (bus, train, plane) always sit near an exit.17. If you are on a bus and some madman starts cutting people, don't try to be a hero, just scream “THERE'S A BOMB ON THE BUS!” and run for an exit. Bomb is scarier than knife, gun, or madman. People will follow. MAX attack unfolded quickly: Extremist cut three in neck, police say18. If you are ever forced to make a hostage video, look at every person present (make eye contact), or blink with both eyes once, for each person. This will let responding forces know how many people are in the room.19. If you are in a hostage situation, and a gunman is using you as a shield, fall dead weight to the floor. Make them drag you. They won't. Give the good guys a clear shot.20. If you are lost, or in distress, “Three” is the international sign of distress. Three piles of rocks or fires in a triangle, three gun shots or whistle blows. Distress signal - Wikipedia.EDIT: Lots of people have commented that tires are near impossible to puncture, and that it would blow your hand apart.First, tires are ridiculously easy to puncture in the side walls. When I was a teen, my 16 year old girlfriend flattened one of my tires with a tiny two inch folding pocket knife on her first try.Next, there is only 32-35 pounds of pressure in a car tire, there is NO WAY your hand is going to be blown apart. The air just wizzes out and the tire slowly deflates.Cheers.