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			  import re
from calibre.web.feeds.news import BasicNewsRecipe

class CNetJapanRelease(BasicNewsRecipe):
    title          = u'CNET Japan release'
    oldest_article = 3
    max_articles_per_feed = 30
    __author__  = 'Hiroshi Miura'

    feeds          = [(u'CNet Release', u'http://feed.japan.cnet.com/rss/release/index.rdf') ]
    language       = 'ja'
    encoding       = 'Shift_JIS'
    remove_javascript = True

    preprocess_regexps = [
       (re.compile(ur'<!--\u25B2contents_left END\u25B2-->.*</body>', re.DOTALL|re.IGNORECASE|re.UNICODE),
        lambda match: '</body>'),
       (re.compile(r'<!--AD_ELU_HEADER-->.*</body>', re.DOTALL|re.IGNORECASE),
        lambda match: '</body>'),
       (re.compile(ur'<!-- \u25B2\u95A2\u9023\u30BF\u30B0\u25B2 -->.*<!-- \u25B2ZDNet\u25B2 -->', re.UNICODE),
        lambda match: '<!-- removed -->'),
        ]

    remove_tags_before = dict(id="contents_l")
    remove_tags = [
                   {'class':"social_bkm_share"},
                   {'class':"social_bkm_print"},
                   {'class':"block20 clearfix"},
                   dict(name="div",attrs={'id':'bookreview'}),
                   {'class':"tag_left_ttl"}
                    ]
    remove_tags_after = {'class':"block20"}

    def parse_feeds(self):

        feeds = BasicNewsRecipe.parse_feeds(self)

        for curfeed in feeds:
            delList = []
            for a,curarticle in enumerate(curfeed.articles):
                if re.search(r'pheedo.jp', curarticle.url):
                    delList.append(curarticle)
            if len(delList)>0:
                for d in delList:
                    index = curfeed.articles.index(d)
                    curfeed.articles[index:index+1] = []

        return feeds