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Fight crime, then get to class on time!
If your child ever wanted to know what it felt like to fight crime at the speed of sound, then you need to get them this Young Justice - Kid Flash Child Costume and watch as their face lights up. The costume hearkens back to the Young Justice version of the flash, meaning he's not all grown up and cynical yet. This Flash wants to have fun even while he's stopping from ruining other people's good time. Best of all, the suit allows for keeping your kids secret identity whether it's for Halloween or just a weekend crime fighting exercise.
- Includes: This Young Justice - Kid Flash Child Costume includes a signature red and yellow jumpsuit with attached boot covers, red gloves and character mask.
- This is an officially licensed Young Justice product
The red and yellow jumpsuit, red gloves and yellow bootcovers make this particular costume look both accurate and amazing. The character mask allows your little one to feel like they are indeed the flash, instead of someone dressed up in his signature suit. That makes it a great costume for themed parties and imaginative play time with other crime-fighting-minded playmates.
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In "World War Z"'s climactic sequence, Brad Pitt's character infiltrates a medical facility looking for materials that may lead humankind to a cure for the worldwide zombie epidemic.
Director Marc Forster recently told MTV News that they opted to go in a quieter direction because they felt like they'd already accomplished what they set out to on a grand scale. "You know we originally we had this big battle there, but we had it already in Israel, so it's almost [like] you're repeating yourself again," he explained.
"I thought a more intimate, character-driven moment, and [Pitt] and the Z one-on-one is more interesting psychologically and emotionally than having a huge third-act set piece, because every movie, every big blockbuster does it, and I thought it would be better this way."
Damon Lindelof was one of two writers (along with Drew Goddard) brought in to give that "intimate" ending new life, so to speak. He observed that while the rest of the film did an amazing job of creating a sprawling epic against which Pitt's character could play hero, the ending really needed to be equally scary but on a more personal level.
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"When fairy tales are written in the west, they're known as folklore. In the east, fairy tales are called religions."
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The Friends of the Weatherford Public Library will have their annual membership meeting from 1 to 2 p.m. on Thursday, August 2 at the Weatherford Public Library Auditorium. The public is invited to learn what the Friends group has done this year for the Library and Community. Annual reports will be given, election of officers, and refreshments served.
The Friends of the Weatherford Library are hosting a membership drive social at 3:30 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 19, 2012. There will be refreshments and information about the services the friends provide. A drawing will held for a raffled quilt donated by the Bluebonnet Quilt Bee.
The Friends of the Weatherford Public Library will hold their annual meeting and reception from 4-5:30 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 4 at Chandor Gardens. The meeting will include refreshments, mingling, and a short business meeting to elect officers and hear announcements of planned activities for the upcoming year. Anyone interested in joining the Friends organization is invited.
Weatherford Public Library will host Kelly the Clown, Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Ambassador of Laughter, at 10:15 a.m. on Friday, July 1 for a circus story time that encourages children to read, learn, dream and discover a new world of fun and excitement. No reservations or fees are required, but if a large group is interested in attending advanced notice is appreciated. For more information visit www.wpltx.com.
Jungle Jim's Bugs will be performed at 9:30 and 11 a.m. on Thursday, June 30 at the Weatherford Public Library. The show may be called Jungle Jim's Bugs, but patrons will find so much more: reptiles, amphibians and a vast collection of beautifully preserved specimens. Teaching respect for the animal world and sparking a desire to learn, Jungle Jim's program also meets many state educational requirements. For more information visit www.junglejimsbugs.com or www.wpltx.com. Tickets are free, but must be picked up in advance to be collected at the show.
The Weatherford Public Library will host the Dallas Puppet Theater for their first ever Summer Reading Club Event at 9:30 and 11 a.m. on Thursday, June 23 at the Weatherford Public Library. Tickets are free, bur patrons are asked to pick up tickets in advance and return them at show-time. Tickets are limited. For more information ask a reference librarian at the Weatherford Public Library or visit www.wpltx.com.
The Edge Bookclub will have its final meeting Tuesday, May 17 at 6 p.m. at the Weatherford Public Library. The session will focus on what the participants are currently reading. Gwendolyn Dowds-Nash, the library's Manager of Youth Services, will lead the discussion. Also, turn in your finished logs by Tuesday, May 31 to be included in the drawings for prizes. The drawing will be held on Wednesday, June 1, and winners will be notified by phone. Visit www.wpltx.com for more information.
On Wednesday, April 20 at 2 p.m., Weatherford Public Library will host a program titled "Finding Reliable Health Information on the Web" for people wanting to find out how to evaluate health information found on the Internet. For more information call 817-598-4150 or visit www.wpltx.com.
On Wednesday, April 20th at 2:00 p.m., Weatherford Public Library will host a program titled "Finding Reliable Health Information on the Web". Find out how to evaluate health information found on the Internet. For more information, visit www.wpltx.com.
The Edge Bookclub will meet on Tuesday, April 19th at 6:00 p.m. in the Library Auditorium. This month's theme is "On the Edge of reality". We will welcome author Taylor Anderson.
Taylor Anderson has a Master's Degree in History and has taught that subject at Tarleton State University in Stephenville, Texas. He is the author of a number of books including a historical work entitled The Life and Tools of the Rocky Mountain Free Trapper and a number of short stories and articles. He also won several Inter-Collegiate Press Association awards while a student. He is a voracious consumer of literature of every description and a careful and meticulous historian. Taylor leads a very interesting and varied life. He will share what it's like on the edge of reality.
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C++ Automatic File Read
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Brainstorm question
Posted 25 December 2009 - 02:47 PM
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Re: Brainstorm question
Posted 25 December 2009 - 02:53 PM
Please choose the first one that you would like to look at so we can work with you one step at a time.
Would you like to look at how to read command line arguments? or how to open a file for input? or <I'm not sure what the other one exactly is>?
Attacking challenges one small piece at a time is one of the key techniques of programming.
Re: Brainstorm question
Posted 25 December 2009 - 07:06 PM
ifstream infile; infile.open("C:\\file.txt",ios::in | ios::binary);
k, now.. the first thing you're going to tell the infile object is the path to the file including the file name... If you don't include the path to the file it will look for the file in the current directory, and using visual studio 2008 can be somewhat iffy about that.
The second part, string together options for your new opened file (opened for reading) with |
like say... ios::in | ios::ate ate will set the get pointer to the end of the file. The member functions seekg() and tellg() are easy to use also! seekg() will change the location of this pointer in the file. and tellg() tells you the location. Pretty cool, right?
As for the command line.. int main(int argc,char * argv[]) is how you will be doing this! argc contains the argument count, and should always be 1 because the first element of the argv[] contains the name of your exe. So then, bring up dos, type your app name to execute it, and the argc is 1 if you only supplied the name of your application. argv[0] will contain the name of your exe complete with the .exe file extension (on windows). So now, if i type myapp.exe -p
my app has the -p argument in the argv[1] .. and argc is 2.
int main(int argc,char* argv[]) { ifstream infile; infile.open("C:\\myfile.txt",ios::in | ios::ate); int tempFileLength=infile.tellg(); // opened at the end thus, //length of file ! ( you should consult a manual for a better way of doing this though) infile.close(); // close our open file stream return 0; }
So now what? Well, take a good look at http://www.cplusplus...tream/ifstream/
and see what you have to work with for C++ file io with ifstream... (for getting stuff from a file, ofstream for writing to a file fstream for both)
the read() function is quite handy! http://www.cplusplus...m/istream/read/
So now, looking at the arguments and return value of read() we should be able to do:
char buffer[256]; infile.read(buffer,256);so now our buffer would have 256 bytes of the file in it, wouldn't it? Check the location of the get pointer!
Oh no! It didn't work!
So now, let's go back to -> http://www.cplusplus.../istream/seekg/
seekg() well this look handy.
inFile.seekg(ios::beg); //this function is overloaded.. can take two arguments or one. inFile.read(buffer,256); //attempt to read 256 bytes of the file >:DWell.. That appeared to work.
And our finished code is?
#include <iostream> #include <fstream> using namespace std; int main(int argc, char * arv[]) { ifstream inFile; int temp=0; char buffer[256]; inFile.open("C:\\test.txt",ios::in | ios::ate); //ate = end of file. temp=inFile.tellg(); // location of the get pointer which is at end inFile.seekg(ios::beg); //this function is overloaded.. can take two arguments or one. inFile.read(buffer,256); //attempt to read 256 bytes of the file >:D cout << buffer; // work? inFile.close(); cin.get(); return 0; }
What I learned from this is:
The internet is a good reference for all things C++. I don't know what you're needing help with, but if you're having trouble don't be afraid to check out things on the internet. I do that because I can't do my f'ing math homework.
One little update in regard to your command line stuff:
if(argc>1) { inFile.open(argv[1],ios::in | ios::ate); //ate = end of file. }
Yes my code is not good! I keep it simple for you to work out the prevention of errors in such a simple app yourself. This is the general way it works. Keep in mind though, if you run from cmd line with:
myapp.exe C:\text.txt
that \ may give you problems in your string. Just a side note. And of course if your filename has a space in it or something, do try:
myapp.exe "C:\\file name.txt"
This post has been edited by taylorc8: 25 December 2009 - 07:35 PM
Re: Brainstorm question
Posted 25 December 2009 - 07:22 PM
Merry Christmas, and thank you so much for your service to our country!
Re: Brainstorm question
Posted 26 December 2009 - 08:27 AM
I have used this code to allow the user to submit their own file for a mortgage payment and here is the code that I have used for that.
/* * File: mortgage.cpp * Author: jeffery mcclintock * * Created on December 21, 2009, 1:35 PM */ #include <iostream> #include <cmath> #include <iomanip> #include <locale> #include <fstream> #include <cstdlib> #include <cstring> #include "main.h" using std::cout; using std::cin; using std::endl; //let's get started shall we? int main() { //variables double iRate = 0.0; double eLength = 0.0; double ePrinciple = 0.0; char choice = 'Y'; char iTest [256]; int selection = 0; //menu options int i = 0; //array index ifstream inFile; //let's begin the loop while ((choice == 'Y')||(choice == 'y')) { cout << "This is ye olde Mortgage Calculator\n\n"; cout << endl; cout << "Creative contributions from Jeffery McClintock\n\n"; cout << endl; cout << "Let's get started shall we?\n\n"; cout << endl; cout << "\nHow would you like to entere the amount of the loan terms?\n"; cout << "(1) - Enter your own information\n"; cout << "(2) - Enter information from a file\n"; cout << "(3) - Not what you are looking for? (Quit)\n"; cin >> iTest; selection = atoi (iTest); while ( selection <=0 || selection > 3 || cin.fail() ) { cin.clear(); //clear up the stream cin.ignore(1000, '\n'); cout << "Please enter a selection between 1 and 3. *SIGH*" << endl; cin >> iTest; selection = atoi (iTest); } if (selection == 1) { cout << "Please enter the amount of loan: $"; cin >> ePrinciple; cin >> iTest; ePrinciple = atof (iTest); while ( ePrinciple <= 0.0 || cin.fail()) //gets rid of the negative energy { cin.clear(); cin.ignore(1000, '\n'); cout << "Got to be larger than 0." << endl; cin >> iTest; ePrinciple = atof (iTest); } cout << "Please enter the desired interest rate of the loan: $"; cin >> iRate; cin >> iTest; iRate = atof (iTest); while ( iRate <=0.0 || cin.fail()) { cin.clear(); cin.ignore(1000, '\n'); cout << "Again, has to be bigger than zero (0)." << endl; cin >> iTest; iRate = atof (iTest); } cout << "Please enter the desired length of loan: $"; cin >>eLength; cin >> iTest; eLength = atof (iTest); while (eLength <= 0.0 || cin.fail()) { cin.clear(); cin.ignore(1000, '\n'); cout << "*SIGH* Bigger than 0" << endl; cin >> iTest; eLength = atof (iTest); } } iRate = (iRate/100); mortgage mymortgage (ePrinciple, iRate, eLength); double payment = mymortgage.payment(); //sends output to the screen cout << endl << "The payment amount with a balance of $" << setiosflags(ios::fixed) <<setprecision(2) <<mortgage <<endl; cout << "with an interest rate of" << iRate * 100 << "% for" << eLength << "years is $" <<payment << "a month" << endl; if (selection ==2) { cout << "\nWhat is the name of the file you desire to use.\n"; cin >> filename; double line; ifstream myfile (filename); int x = 0; if (myfile.is_open()) { while ( ! myfile.eof()) { myfile >> line; x++; if (x==1) ePrinciple = line; if (x==2) eLength = line; if (x==2) iRate = line; } myfile.close(); } else { cout << "Can't open file"; } } if (selection ==3) { return 0; } } }
The error message that I receive off of that (Netbeans IDE 6.7.1 on Ubuntu OS) is that 1) unable to resolve identifier ifstream 2) unable to identify setiosflags 3) unable to resolve identifier ios and setprecision. I thought that I finally have an understanding of this concept but with the error messages I realize maybe I don't/
Ok the next question deals with being able to modify this program so that it will process the input file automatically. The user should be able to provide the input file name as a command line to the C++ program. The input file should contain the loan information for any number of loans. The program will output a new file (also entered on the command line) that contains the loan information along with the calculated payment.. and I think that I have a better understanding of what it is asking now from the input that I have received in the forum BUT if anyone else knows of yet another elementary example I would appreciate it. I have been to cplusplus to look and it didn't help and I still haven't found what I am looking for here on the site. Thanks
Re: Brainstorm question
Posted 26 December 2009 - 08:43 AM
using std::cout; using std::cin; using std::endl;
just pull in the entire std namespace using
using namespace std;
More info on namespaces for further reading.
Partition your tasks into small manageable pieces.
So there's your next task. Read an argument from the command line. Simple, eleventy billion examples available. Go do it. You need to change your main from
int main() to int main(int argc, char *argv[]). argc is the number of arguments on the command line and is always at least 1, because the first, index 0, ALWAYS contains the name of the program being run (in C/C++).
Re: Brainstorm question
Posted 26 December 2009 - 08:44 AM
(Try to avoid the temptation to type using namespace std;)
As for reading multiple items from a file, an ifstream works in the same way as cin. That is to say, that whatever operation you can do with cin, you can replace the name of an ifstream to do exactly the same - so you can prototype your program using cin.
int num; std::string mystring; std::getline(std::cin,mystring); std::cin >> mynum;to
std::ifstream my_fstream("file.txt"); int num; std::string mystring; getline(my_fstream,mystring); my_fstream >> mynum;
NB: When using file streams beware of the dreaded EOF flag: http://www.dreaminco...topic145699.htm
This post has been edited by Bench: 26 December 2009 - 08:45 AM
Re: Brainstorm question
Posted 26 December 2009 - 08:53 AM
(Try to avoid the temptation to type using namespace std;)
Bench, when you've got someone struggling with the very basics, I don't buy this advice. While I understand your motivation, I think it's counterproductive at this point.
Re: Brainstorm question
Posted 26 December 2009 - 09:47 AM
JackOfAllTrades, on 26 Dec, 2009 - 03:53 PM, said:
(Try to avoid the temptation to type using namespace std;)
Bench, when you've got someone struggling with the very basics, I don't buy this advice. While I understand your motivation, I think it's counterproductive at this point.
I see your point, Jack - and I think most others would probably agree with you too. From my own point of view, I believe good habits are worth starting early; such as you see with books/tutors telling students to avoid global variables and public class data, but I know that I'm in a minority with that opinion.
For the OP - both ways are 'correct' in that they'll work (using namespace std is shorter/easier, its just a bit of a bad habit) - the difference for you at the moment is about style.
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Banks Embrace 'Extend and Pretend' as U.S. Hotels Await Rebound
A year ago, Sam Nazarian was concerned bankers wouldn't rework the mortgage on his SLS Hotel at Beverly Hills after the recession cut occupancy and the luxury property lost money.
"There was a point in time when getting a lender on the phone to talk restructuring was very challenging," said the Los Angeles nightclub owner and hotelier, who has played himself on the HBO series "Entourage" and has a house next to actor Leonardo DiCaprio's in the Hollywood Hills.
The talks heated up in November as the loan's maturity loomed, and within three months Nazarian had a three-year extension on $137 million of debt. He's among a growing number of hotel investors, including Blackstone Group LP and Ashford Hospitality Trust Inc., to find that lenders are increasingly willing to redo loans often backed by struggling properties rather than risk taking an immediate loss.
"I have banks who have told me that they are less likely now to take back an asset as we begin to see some positives in the economy, the unemployment rate going down a bit, consumer spending ticking up," said Robert T. O'Brien, U.S. leader of consulting firm Deloitte Real Estate Services in Chicago. "Because it will make it more likely that they can work it out with their current borrower until values return."
While Nazarian kept up with his mortgage, lenders are also cutting deals with delinquent borrowers or those whose property is worth less than their loan. The trend is called "extend and pretend" by people such as Randall Zisler, managing director of Zisler Capital Associates LLC, who say lenders may be postponing inevitable losses on owners swamped by debt taken on during the commercial real estate boom of 2002 to 2007.
Cost Avoidance
"We engorged ourselves, and now we're passing the bill around the table," Zisler, whose investment and advisory firm is based in Marina del Rey, California, said in an interview at Bloomberg's Los Angeles offices.
Lenders and owners restructured $10.5 billion of troubled debt during the first quarter, up from $2.2 billion a year earlier, according the Ben Thypin, senior market analyst at Real Capital Analytics Inc. in New York. Such deals accounted for 49 percent of newly troubled and foreclosed commercial properties in the first quarter, compared with 13 percent in the first quarter of 2009.
The research and consulting firm defines restructurings as those in which loan terms have been modified, the lender remains in that role and the owners retain a majority stake in the property.
While hotels have been a main beneficiary of lenders' willingness to redo loan terms, a 40 percent decline in commercial real estate values since the 2007 peak is also squeezing owners of office buildings, malls and apartments. Brack Capital Group last year won an extension for its Axis at Brickell Village condominium complex in Miami.
An estimated $1.4 trillion in commercial mortgages will mature through 2014, according to Deloitte's O'Brien.
Difficulties Ahead
"We estimate that 65 percent of those would have difficulty to be refinanced, which could mean extensions for many of them," he said in a telephone interview. "The banks and other real estate lenders are concerned about the risk and cost of foreclosing."
Lenders are also granting longer extensions, he said. By the fourth quarter, many repayments were being put off anywhere from two years to seven years, compared with about 30 days to 60 days earlier in 2009.
Foreclosing can be more costly than reworking a loan, according to Jim Sullivan, an analyst with research and consulting firm Green Street Advisors Inc. in Newport Beach, California. If a property's value slips below the amount owed, the lender needs to increase the cash held in reserve. A foreclosure means even more money must be set aside.
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Banks also don't want to hassle with trying to unload properties they take over.
"They would prefer to avoid selling into this market if at all possible, since doing so would likely result in realizing a loss," Real Capital's Thypin said in a telephone interview.
"Banks have been a lot more proactive," said Nazarian, the 34-year-old chief executive officer of SBE, which owns the SLS brand.
Nazarian, who was born in Tehran and moved with his family to Los Angeles after Iran's 1979 revolution, bought the hotel for $88 million in 2005. Credit Suisse Group AG, Switzerland's second-biggest bank, provided $114.5 million for the acquisition and renovations of what had been Le Meridien.
Two years later, Nazarian refinanced, with the senior loan divided into three parts -- a $70 million fully securitized portion by Credit Suisse, a $19.7 million note held by Brookfield Asset Management Inc. and a $24.5 million note held by Orix Capital Markets. Washington Holdings took a mezzanine loan of $22.9 million.
Renovations, Recession
A portion of the $137 million funded renovations that closed the hotel, which is operated by Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc. of White Plains, New York, for much of 2007 and 2008. Nazarian added a rooftop pool overlooking the swank Los Angeles neighborhood, a spa and a four-star restaurant.
His family owns the SLS at Beverly Hills real estate through Nazarian Enterprises, headed by Nazarian's brother, David Nazarian.
The overhaul cut occupancy at the 297-room luxury property, which also features two lobbies, one exclusively reserved for guests. In October 2009, with maturity a month away and restructuring talks still unresolved, the loan was transferred to Orix Capital as special servicer, Nazarian said.
Nazarian began negotiating with the lender group at the end of last year. Talks were challenging because "everybody in the whole CMBS stack has to agree on how to restructure," said Nazarian, referring to the holders of the commercial mortgage-backed securities created from his loan. The hotel's market value remained above the amount he owed.
Hilton, Ashford
As part of the restructuring, Nazarian committed to pay down the loan by $13.5 million -- $9.5 million at closing and $4 million by February 2011.
Officials at Zurich-based Credit Suisse, Brookfield Asset Management of Toronto and Dallas-based Orix declined to comment.
"Even if the loan exceeds the current value of the property, if the borrower is paying its debt service regularly, lenders have been told explicitly by regulators that they can treat it as if it's performing," said Green Street Advisors' Sullivan.
Bondholders also have committed to refinancing. Hilton Worldwide, the hotel chain owned by New York-based Blackstone, last month completed a deal to reduce debt by almost $4 billion and extend the maturity by two years.
Wait for Recovery
A recovery of the U.S. hotel industry isn't likely until 2011 because room rates are down and commercial real-estate values have plunged, Fitch Ratings said in December. Net occupancy will decline 0.2 percent this year as the addition of rooms will outpace demand, according to estimates by Smith Travel Research Inc. of Hendersonville, Tennessee.
Ashford Hospitality last month announced it had restructured a $157 million loan with Aareal Bank AG that is secured by the Hilton LaJolla Torrey Pines and the Capital Hilton. The modification extends the loan to August 2013. In exchange, Ashford, a Dallas-based hotel real estate investment trust, agreed to reduce the balance by $2.5 million at closing and another $2.5 million over the next 12 months, the company said on April 5.
"Banks don't want to take back assets," Alan Tantleff, managing director in New York of Hotel Asset Value Enhancement, an asset-management advisory firm, said in March at an industry conference in Atlanta. "Not only do they make bad owners, but assets lose value in the foreclosure process."
Brickell Village
Societe Generale SA, the Paris-based bank, in March 2009 gave Brack Capital a two-year extension on a $183.5 million loan until September 2011 to sell the already completed 718 condominium units at Axis at Brickell Village, a high-rise building complex in the Brickell district of Miami, according to Real Capital Analytics data. At the time of the extension, 174 units had been sold.
Brack founder Shimon Weintraub, based in Israel, didn't respond to an e-mail seeking comment. Jim Galvin, a Societe Generale spokesman, declined to comment.
Regulations enacted in the fourth quarter are enticing banks to restructure, according to Andrew Florio, an analyst at Real Capital Analytics.
A regulatory directive by the U.S. Federal Reserve in October allowed lenders with current loans worth more than the underlying property to split up the debt and increase backup funds for only a portion of the loan, according to Green Street's Sullivan.
CMBS Trusts
The same month, the Internal Revenue Service changed the Real Estate Mortgage Investment Conduit rules, which are the guidelines that govern CMBS trusts, allowing certain commercial-mortgage borrowers to modify and restructure their securitized loans without triggering tax penalties. The new rules make it possible for loans to be transferred to special servicers prior to default.
Preceding the rule change, the special servicers, which hold the power to modify, extend or liquidate CMBS loans, weren't able to initiate the workout process until the loan was already in default, according to Florio.
"Now that the workout process can begin before the loan defaults, there is less motivation on the lenders' side to liquidate, since in many cases they're still receiving payments," said Florio.


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And by better you mean what? Kasich took us out of 8 billion dollars in debt that Strickland left us with and balanced it out. Ohio's unemployment rate remains below the national unemployment level in spite of this terrible economy. He told DumBama to take his slow moving train and shove it. That would have sent Ohioans into even more debt. In fact, California now has buyers remorse because they didn't do what Kasich did. Now they are trying to get out of that bad deal.Everything will get better when Kasich leaves office. That time won't be soon enough for me. Too bad we will have to still pay him and provide for his health insurance the rest of his life. He should have to work like everybody else and pay his own insurance.
I'm assuming that if you voted, you reelected this failed President of yours. So your plan is to keep failures like DumBama and rid our country of real leaders like Kasich. Success must scare the hell out of you.


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Philosophy as a Way of Life: Albert Camus and Pierre Hadot
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This paper compares Pierre Hadot's work on the history of philosophy as a way of life to the work of Albert Camus. I will argue that in the early work of Camus, up to and including the publication of The Myth of Sisyphus, there is evidence to support the notions that, firstly, Camus also identified these historical moments as obstacles to the practice of ascesis, and secondly, that he proceeded by orienting his own work toward overcoming these obstacles, and thus toward a modern rehabilitation of ascesis. Moreover, in contrast to Hadot's Platonism, Camus located the source of this practice in the pre-philosophical stage of Athenian tragedy. This points to a further contrast between these two figures, which has historical and cultural precedents, in the distinction between this pre-Platonic form of ascesis - favoured by Camus - and the latter Christian form of asceticism - favoured by Hadot, with the status of Platonic ascesis rendered in terms of prefiguring this Christian form of asceticism.
KeywordsAscesis Asceticism Albert Camus Pierre Hadot Philosophy as a way of life
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- Philosophy as a Way of Life: Albert Camus and Pierre Hadot
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Volume 50, Issue 4 , pp 561-576
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- 2011-12
- 10.1007/s11841-011-0276-y
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Asteroids and Comets
All the Little Things in the Solar System, and the Things They Can Do to Earth
Is there an asteroid or comet out there that poses a risk to life on Earth? The answer is certainly "yes," but we don't yet know where the next major impactor will come from or when it will crash. The best way to reduce this uncertainty is to search the skies for these crumbs of the solar system. The Planetary Society has a long history of supporting amateur and underfunded professional astronomers in their efforts to discover and track potentially hazardous near-Earth objects. This is useful not only for planetary defense, but also for learning about the solar system's origin and evolution.
A fortuitous byproduct of our increasing ability to detect fainter objects is that, for the first time, we now stand a chance of discovering smaller, five- to ten-meter-sized rocks while they are still in space before they burn up in our atmosphere and scatter meteorites along the ground. We are now beginning to link meteorites that we can study in our labs with the data on orbits and compositions that we amass with astronomical observations. Every meteorite, every tiny asteroid has a story, and we can combine these stories together to answer fundamental questions about how the solar system formed and evolved. What were the ingredients that made Earth and the other planets? How are those constituents different now? How have asteroid and comet impacts shaped the origin and evolution of life on Earth (and, potentially, on other planets)? Can asteroids serve as stepping-stones for human travel to farther destinations?
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Kane County Historical Society Fills Unassigned Role in Local History
Byline: Jerry Turnquist
Kane County has had a long and storied history since it was created in 1836, but has never had a historical society dedicated exclusively to the county's history. That all changed this past fall when a group of interested citizens gathered to form the Kane County Historical Society.
The new society got its start in August 2004, after Elgin resident Richard Bennett said he learned that certain artifacts of countywide interest were being turned down by other area historical societies. Just because these items didn't meet the criteria for their particular locality, they were being sent elsewhere, Bennett noted. The establishment of a county-wide historical society with a broader mission would be able to accept these items, he believed.
Bennett, an Elgin printer and charter member of the Elgin Area Historical Society, single-handedly got the new county society going by printing and distributing fliers at various locales. He also ran releases in local newspapers calling for an organizational meeting.
The first meeting, held at the Elgin Law Enforcement Facility in August, attracted nearly two dozen history buffs from throughout the county. Recognizing they shared a common interest in establishing a new group, attendees agreed to gather again.
At another get-together in October, members adopted a charter, took care of other official paperwork, and elected officers. Bennett was chosen the group's first president, and Janet Siers of Gilbert was elected vice president. Lou Stotts of Elgin was tapped as secretary and Mel Magnuson took on the job of secretary. Other board members selected include Cindy Hardy of Burlington, Sarah Petersdorf of Hampshire and Al Price of Elgin.
And, what does the new society plan to do? Certainly, much of the focus will be interpreting the county's long history. Named after Elias Kent Kane of Kaskaskia, a highly regarded attorney who helped draft the first state constitution and served as a secretary of state and senator, Kane County once included all of DeKalb County and part of Kendall County. …


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OCEANIA/PAPUA NEW GUINEA - Political crisis: Bishops' appeal for the common good
Port Moresby (Agenzia Fides) - "Honesty and commitment to the common good are essential ingredients of politics. An authentic political authority in a democratic system is accountable to the people it represents. It seems that in this period democracy and a policy worthy of this name are at risk in Papua New Guinea", is what is said in a note sent to Fides Agency by His Exc. Mgr. Arnold Orowae, Bishop of Wabag and President of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands. "No one, not even members of parliament, is above the law. There is a law that is the same for everyone in Papua New Guinea. However, recent events, with accusations, dismissals and political maneuvering, seem to lack respect for the Constitution and the rule of law", said the Archbishop. The strong appeal of Bishops comes as the country is rocked by a political crisis, due to some incidents of corruption that involve government officials, politicians and even the Prime Minister, Peter O'Neill.
Mgr. Orowae recalls the passage of the Gospel of John: "The truth will set you free" (Jn 8:32), and notes: "As leader of the Church, we call for a peaceful and fair resolution of the current political turmoil. The values which we refer to are found not only in the Holy Bible, but have their origin in God. In God's name, we ask the elected leaders of this nation to give priority to the rule of law, the common good and the future of our nation".
"Our people - the text continues - continue to seek safety and prosperity in a socio-political scenario that still seems complex. The instability and the application of the law in the interests of a few are bad for our whole society. If this continues, it will be harmful to the soul of the nation. One will lose the confidence of investors and the good image of our nation". (PA) (Agenzia Fides 01/07/2014)
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Thursday, September 22, 2005
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By Johnny JacksonJames Brantley describes himself as "just a regular guy and family man. I've been married 40 years." He also considers himself a classical realist, who has painted hundreds of paintings in his lifetime. The 60-year-old majored in art at Auburn University and graduated in 1971, when he became an art teacher. Now retired, the self-described painter travels about 98 miles each morning to Forest Park from his home in Opelika, Ala., to teach six art classes at Huie Elementary. "I like the kids," Brantley said about his kindergarten through fifth-grade classes. "I really enjoy working with the small kids. They're energetic and still eager to learn. It's just a lot of fun working with them. I've got grandchildren the same age as my students. And I enjoy being around the kids as much as my grandchildren-I like being around people. I like being with people." Tuesday, he and his students worked on paper mache masks. He demonstrated how to make them using a face mold. "I made them scary masks," he said. "Most of them wanted scary masks. They're learning how to use three-dimensional paper mache materials, and they're learning about other cultures in the world. "I told my students when I was a boy we made our own Halloween masks," he said. "My mom used to help make masks." There is a picture of a 12-year-old Brantley painting a static profile of "Red Cloud," using an oil painting set his parents gave him for Christmas. Recently, he intensely re-created that character in "Twilight of a Titan." And the difference is as far-spreading as the years between the two creations. The latter is aged, an improvement in the way wine is improved. "I try, every time I make something to paint a picture that will reach out and grab somebody from across the room and make someone come over and look at it," he said. "If I can do that, then, I'm happy with it." Two such paintings hang in the Performing Arts Center lobby now. But his favorite is not there. "Purple Heart" is his favorite painting. The portrait is side-lit, where the character of a sad and barely woman sits in a dark room near an open window, glancing down as she holds the shoulder of a shirt clumsily flung and veiled over the back of a chair. The shirt has a purple hue as does the room. No less, it almost completely conceals the chair and the woman as spots of light tap the shirt and the woman both, seeming to crawl away from her as the day appears to move along on the bright outside. "It's a painting of a girl sitting in a chair with a white shirt draped on the chair with the sunlight streaming through the window. She is sad for some reason," Brantley said. This, as his other paintings, has character and life. And he said he portrays those attributes through light and design. "Once you learn how to do (realism), it's easy. Sort of like watching someone skate and then learning to do it yourself. The hard part is not making it look real, the hard part is making a good design. "A lot of realistic pictures aren't very good paintings," he said. "It's sort of like a play, you get them to act a little bit." He has some admiration for the Italian painter Caravaggio of the 1600's. He said he admired Caravaggio's use of "really strong, intense lighting." Brantley typically uses water color and oil to paint people he knows or people he has me-beautiful people he said, inside and out. He also has several pencil sketches in graphite. Brantley has a concentrated opinion about many things in his life. They can be as focused as his sometimes year-long painting project. "I think art went through a terrible period in the 20th century," he said. "There was technically art, but bad art." He prefers bluegrass to contemporary country. Country is inundated with pop music these days, he said. Instead, he favors 'Bill Monroe and the Bluegrass Boys'. "It's just plain country music. It's real country music. It's about real people." He also loves the Clint Eastwood movie: "The Outlaw Josey Wales." And when he is not too busy he watches "Law and Order for its plot development. Brantley's favorite color is brown. His hobbies include but are not limited to hiking in the Smokey Mountains and fishing on Lake Martin in Alabama to have "whatever I can catch (or) whatever comes up." He sings gospel too; he is a bass voice. These days he said he goes to work, then he goes home. The retired gentleman works full time as an art teacher in Forest Park and returns late afternoons to his home in Alabama where he also teaches night art classes at Southern Union Community College. Then, on the weekend-this weekend-he said he may attend Auburn University's football homecoming game. He seems busy. His excuse: "It's easy to get more iron in the fire than you can handle." His brief biography at his website better describes him. "No matter what I may have been successful in doing with my art, I'm still that little (12-year-old) boy in the picture," he said.
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