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Q: Leer string y floats de un archivo para calcular promedio ponderado en C++ Buen día!
Esta pregunta es una continuación de la que hice hace unas semanas: Cómo usar Arrays y loops para calcular el promedio ponderado de la universidad?
En esa pregunta se usaron Loops y Arrays para el cálculo del promedio ponderado de la universidad, el problema es que el usuario debe poner la información (nombre de la materia, calificación, créditos) cada vez que abre el programa y quise automatizar esa parte por lo que usé 'fstream' para crear un archivo para cada una de estas variables (lo único que va a cambiar cada vez que el usuario use el programa es la calificación de cada materia por lo que no es necesario crear un archivo para estar variable, pero de todas maneras lo hice "para practicar" :D ).
Todo funciona muy bien pero ahora no sé cómo leer los datos del archivos y usarlos en el programa. Estaba pensando en crear un 'if' para preguntar al usuario si quiere usar las mismas materias y créditos o si quiere ingresar otras (en el caso de que haya pasado el semestre o un amigo quiera calcular su promedio ponderado), luego de recibir la respuesta del usuario, ¿cómo hago para usar la información ya guardada en los archivos? (asumiendo que el usuario ya usó el programa una vez por lo que dicha información ya está guardado en los archivos).
En pocas palabras, cómo leer el archivo sabiendo que el de los nombres tiene palabras y el de los créditos tiene números? Aquí mi código:
#include <iostream>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <fstream>

using namespace std;

#define NOTA_MIN 0.0f
#define NOTA_MAX 5.0f

#define CRED_MIN 0
#define CRED_MAX 10

int main(){
//Nombre del programa
cout << "\t\t Promedio Ponderado\n";

int num_Mat;
float sumCreditos = 0, sumPonderacion = 0;

// Solicita el numero de materias que luego es usado en el array
cout << "Ingrese el numero de materias\n";
cin >> num_Mat;
float notas [num_Mat];
int creditos [num_Mat];

// Archivo para guardar los nombres de las materias
ofstream file1;                                     // Lo crea
file1.open("Nombre de materias.txt");               // Lo abre y nombra

// Declara un array de tipo string con "n" elementos, definidos por la cantidad de materias
string nombres [num_Mat];

// Loop para obtener el nombre de las materias y guardarlas en el archivo
for (int i = 0; i < num_Mat; i++){
    cout << "Ingresa el nombre de la materia " << i+1 << endl; // "+1" porque no existe Materia 0
    cin >> nombres[i];
    file1 << nombres[i] << endl;
}

file1.close();                                      // Cierra el archivo 1

// Archivo para guardar las calificaciones
ofstream file2;                                     // Lo crea
file2.open("Calificaciones.txt");                         // Lo abre y nombra

// Archivo para guardar los creditos
ofstream file3;                                     // Lo crea
file3.open("Creditos.txt");                         // Lo abre y nombra

for (int i = 0; i < num_Mat; i++){
    cout << nombres[i] << ": \t" << endl;
    // Loop para obtener las calificaciones
    do {
        cout << "nota:\t\t";
        cin >> notas[i];
        file2 << notas[i] << endl;
        cin.clear();
    } while (notas[i] < NOTA_MIN || notas[i] > NOTA_MAX);

    // Loop para obtener los creditos
    do {
        cout << "credito:\t";
        cin >> creditos[i];
        file3 << creditos[i] << endl;
        cin.clear();
    } while (creditos[i] < CRED_MIN || creditos[i] > CRED_MAX);

   // sumar las notas*creditos y los creditos
    sumCreditos += creditos[i];
    sumPonderacion += notas[i] * creditos[i];
}
file2.close();                                      // Cierra el archivo 2
file3.close();                                      // Cierra el archivo 3

cout << "Tu promedio semestral es: " << sumPonderacion / sumCreditos << endl;
cin.get();
return 0;
}

Soy consciente de que mi código está un poco desordenado pero primero quiero terminar el programa y luego voy a optimizarlo y usar funciones para que quede mejor.
Muchas gracias!

A: string nombres [num_Mat];

Crear un array con tamaño basado en una variable es algo conocido como VLA (Variable Length Array) y es una característica no permitida en el estándar de C++. Si bien algunos compiladores y extensiones lo admiten yo no lo usaría so pena de ver como a la hora de la verdad tu programa falla sin remedio.
Para crear arrays de tamaño dinámico puedes o usar la memoria dinámica:
string *nombres = new string[num_Mat];
// ...
delete[] nombres;

o bien pasas a usar alguno de los múltiples contenedores disponibiles bajo el paraguas de la STL. El más genérico es std::vector que se adapta bastante bien a la mayoría de las situaciones:
// No hace falta indicarle el tamaño
std::vector<std::string> nombres;
nombres.push_back("abcd"); // Para añadir un elemento al final de la lista

// Aunque puedes crear un número inicial de elementos si asi lo deseas
std::vector<std::string> nombres(num_Mat);
nombres[1] = "abcd"; // acceder a los elementos se hace igual que en con los arreglos

Por otro lado, no se qué crees que hace cin.clear(); pero ya te aviso que no borra lo que haya en el buffer de entrada. cin.clear() sirve para limpiar los bits de error del stream. Para limpiar el buffer debes usar el método ignore():
std::cin.ignore(std::numeric_limits<std::streamsize>::max(),'\n');
//       ^^^^^^      ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^      ^^^^^^^^^^^  ^^^    ^^
//        (1)              (2)               (3)      (4)    (5)

Donde:

*

*Método que permite descartar datos del buffer

*Plantilla que permite recuperar los valores máximos y mínimos de cada tipo de datos. Se encuentra en #include <limits>

*Nos interesa el rango de valores de streamsize, tipo utilizado de forma genérica para los buffers de entrada y salida (en 32 bits es equivalente a unsigned int).

*Recuperamos el valor máximo admitido por el tipo anterior.

*Se descartarán valores hasta el número indicado anteriormente o hasta llegar a un salto de línea (que también se descartará)

Bien, llegados a este punto, para leer los datos y almacenarlos en tu programa te tienes que plantear algunos detalles como el formato del fichero (que ya lo has decidido) y sus implicaciones. ¿Sabes cuántos registros tiene cada fichero? ¿Que ambos ficheros tengan el mismo número de registros es un requisito? ...
Para la primera pregunta puedo asumir que no lo sabes ya que no tiene pinta que, por ejemplo, el primer dato de cada fichero indique el número de elementos registrados en el fichero. Así pues lo más cómodo es usar un contenedor de la STL (Standard Template Library) para almacenar los datos según los vamos leyendo:
std::vector<float> notas;

std::ifstream fichNotas;
if( !fichNotas.open("Calificaciones.txt") )
{
  // No es posible abrir el fichero
}
else
{
  while( true )
  {
    float nota;
    fichNotas >> nota;
    if( fichNotas.good() && !fichNotas.eof() )
      notas.push_back(nota);
    else
      break; // Se ha detectado un error o hemos leido todo el fichero - dejamos de leer
  }
}

Y algo similar para leer el fichero de créditos.

A: De forma similar a como has introducido los datos en los ficheros, pero ahora utilizando ifstream. Ahora irás leyendo los archivos y guardando su contenido en un vector.
Por ejemplo:
// Abrir archivo en modo lectura.
ifstream f_palabras ;
f_palabras.open("Nombre de materias.txt");
// aquí se debería de hacer una comprobación de la correcta apertura.

// Vector para guardar los nombres
std::vector<string> nombres ;
string nombre ;

f_palabras >> nombre ; // usar getline(f_palabras, nombre) ; si el nombre es compuesto y leer así la linea completa

// Lectura del fichero hasta el final.
while(!f_palabras.eof()) {
    // inserta nombre en el vector
    nombres.push_back(nombre) ;
    f_palabras >> nombre ; // usar getline(f_palabras, nombre) ; si el nombre es compuesto y así leer la linea completa
}

f_palabras.close();

De igual forma se haría para guardar los créditos. Basta con cambiar las variables anteriores de string al tipo de dato numérico que te convenga (double, int...)

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JR Smith Sat Out Due to Facemask Not Fitting
An ill-fitting facemask kept JR Smith sidelined Wednesday night, as the New York Knicks dropped a home game to the lowly Sacramento Kings 106-101. Smith has a small fracture in his left cheekbone. Per Newsday:
J.R. Smith tried to make it work. For a good 30 minutes before Wednesday night's game against Sacramento, he made his way around the perimeter, trying to get his game going while wearing his new protective plastic mask.
Less than an hour before game time, however, he decided the mask just wasn't fitting the way he wanted and it wasn't worth the risk. "I'm not gonna play tonight," Smith said. "I'll wait it out and hopefully it heals more within the next week and I get more comfortable wearing it."
It marked the first time Smith has missed a game because of an injury since he became a Knick midway through the 2011-12 season. Smith suffered a small fracture in his left cheekbone on Sunday in Oklahoma City. He was fitted for a protective face mask on Monday and has been told that he cannot play without if for the next four to five weeks.
"Yeah, it's way too risky to play without it," he said. "For the consequences to get hit again in that spot, I can lose my vision and I don't want that and nobody else would want that. So I'll just wait it out, wait one game."
Smith is sending the mask back to get a better fit for his face. "If it fit, I would go, but I think it's more of a mental thing not to get hit in that spot," he said. "Eventually, someday I'm not going to be able to play this game forever. I want to have my sight to be able to look after my kids. It's definitely — I hate to say it — somewhat of a selfish decision, but it is what it is."
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Search Downtown Albuquerque News: Data, features, photos, research, and insight on Downtown, Old Town, and surrounding neighborhoods
Why DAN's business model is the future of local news
Peter Rice / Editor
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Having noticed the grim direction the journalism industry was heading, he retreated for several years from the business and put in stints as an electrician, video producer, and public relations jack-of-all-trades. He probably should have been content with this, but the siren call of reporting proved too strong in the end – hence, DAN.
Rice, an avid cyclist and incurable nerd, is the author of several books, including Spandex Optional Bicycle Touring, Curry Made Easy, and Liberal for Conservative Reasons. He also consulted on Anna, Age Eight and 100% Community, books by Dominic Cappello and Dr. Katherine Ortega Courtney about childhood well-being. He has lived in Barelas since 2012.
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Lindsay Wood works in purchasing and is the founder of the training platform Restaurant Wings. She grew up in Albuquerque's North Valley and went to school at Arizona State University, where she studied conservation biology. She has worked as a pastry chef (including at Downtown's Slate Street Café), convention planner, video producer, and wildlife interpreter at an Ohio nature center. She has lived in Barelas since 2014.
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by Rebecca Terrell
from TheNewAmerican Website
Five years ago at a UN Conference on Climate Change, Al Gore 'predicted' that, global warming having reached such an unbridled pitch, the North Pole might be completely ice-free during the summer of 2014.
This climate change crusader had made the same claim when he accepted the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize.
Was he right? Let's take a look.
The Danish Meteorological Institute's (DMI) Centre for Ocean and Ice closely monitors Arctic sea ice extent and publishes a monthly plot on its website. According to DMI, 2014 is the second summer in a row that the ice cap has expanded.
Data from the U.S. National Snow & Ice Data Center (NSIDC) agrees, showing 2014's summer ice well within the average range for the years 1961-2010.
In fact, NSIDC's website points out an ice extent decline rate of "slightly less than the average" for the month of August.
This year's sea ice surge is no trifle. The U.K.'s Daily Mail notes that NSIDC's numbers indicate a 43 percent increase of 1.71 million square kilometers of ice over the course of the last two summers.
DMI's statistics are even more dramatic because of a different measuring system that agency uses. It reports a 63 percent rise - from 2.7 million to 4.4 million square kilometers - over the same time period.
So it looks like Al Gore was wrong, despite his Nobel Peace Prize. But we can forgive an honest mistake, can't we?
If only it were honest. Within hours of Gore's ice-free-Arctic prediction at the 2009 UN Conference on Climate Change, the scientist he had referenced told UK's The Times,
"I would never try to estimate likelihood at anything as exact as this" and said his research identified polar ice "beyond 2020."
Gore had based his assertion on what he called "fresh" research by this U.S. Naval Post-Graduate School professor, Dr. Wieslav Maslowski.
"I don't know when [the data] were released, but I just got them yesterday," Gore had told his UN audience, quoting a 75 percent likelihood.
Later when The Times confronted the Nobel laureate, his office backpedaled, admitting the estimate was a "ballpark figure" from a conversation several years earlier between Gore and Maslowski.
But the misquoted scientist told The Times,
"It's unclear to me how this figure was arrived at."
That may explain why Gore didn't return calls to The Daily Mail for comment about the 2014 summer sea ice spread. Unabashed and undaunted, the former U.S. vice president continues his campaign to save the planet.
His Climate Reality Project website reads:
"The majority of Americans believe man-man climate change is real. So why haven't we taken action to face this challenge?"
This time he doesn't bother to specify where he got his "majority" statistic, but with his track record, would we trust his source?
To answer his question, however, we'll turn to a recent Gallup poll which shows that 65 percent of us do, in fact, believe global warming is happening or will in the future.
The poll doesn't specify what we think of the "man-made" part of Gore's contention, but it does answer his question about why we haven't taken action. It's because most of us know global warming is not a threat.
Only half of the 65 percent of believers think global warming will ever endanger our way of life.
But what about the polar bears' way of life?
That's the big concern regarding sea ice extent because the ice is their hunting ground. Naysayers expect that less of it means they'll starve, and Al Gore adds to the worry by saying vast numbers of them will drown. Surely this summer's ice spread is good news for them.
The bad news is that DMI and NSIDC declare Arctic ice continues in a steady overall decline since 1979. Does this mean the end is near for polar bears?
It should come as no surprise that the answer is "no," and Gore and his alarmist cronies are wrong again.
Polar bears have,
"certainly been around through the last interglacial period," biologist and government advisor Mitchell Taylor told Canada's CBC News.
"During that interglacial it was warmer than it is now: we had pine trees on Baffin Island, deciduous forests north of the Arctic Circle. Polar bears had to survive that or we wouldn't be seeing polar bears now."
Gore's disproven predictions add more notches to the ever-growing tally of climate alarmist prophecies that have been proven dead wrong.
Alex Newman recently published a must-read comprehensive exposé of these "Embarrassing Predictions". From catastrophic global cooling claims made in the 1960s and 1970s, to cataclysmic forecasts of global warming ever since - starvation, mass migration of "climate refugees," threats to national security, etc. - not one conjecture has come even close to reality.
Yet the "Great Global Warming Swindle" continues to form the basis of national and international climate policies, wasting billions of tax dollars and stifling economies.
John McManus, president of The John Birch Society, sums up these policies as "costly and unnecessary solutions" to a problem that doesn't exist, which leads to the conclusion that climate alarmists such as Gore aren't the only ones who are wrong.
The majority of Americans who detect no threat from global warming are obviously mistaken, too.
Return to Al Gore and "An Inconvenient Truth"...


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Telltale isn't done bring you its Walking Dead games either. The Walking Dead: Season Two will roll out five more digital episodes over the course of 2014 (available for pre-order now). "Players can save 10% off of the purchase price of the PC/Mac versions with a pre-order of the season pass, giving them access to all five episodes for the total cost of $22.49 USD or equivalent when ordering through the Telltale Online Store, or through the Steam digital distribution service," Telltale states.


This show was part of the "Trey - Fare Thee Well"
This show has a really touching moment you can find if you go and find the pro-shot video of the encore, or one that shows the band well.
If you recall, there were large video screens that were showing individual pictures of each member of the Grateful Dead over the years, from Pigpen through Vince. After this, the screens started showing the band on stage individually - Bobby gets a huge scream, so does Phil, but perhaps the loudest one is for Trey. At the moment when the crowd is going nuts for Trey, he turns around and looks at the screen and kind of has a quick moment.
This video should take you to right before the moment, I hope it continues to work.
Anyway, none of the Fare Thee Well shows were particularly spectacular, but each show had moments where IT came out and visited us.
I think it is worth it to listen to each show once, pick out a couple of the jams to revisit, and then put these to bed because none of these shows were particularly tight. It was more of an experience than a musical revelation.
China Cat -> IKYR and MotM > TS are the two segments to remember here. Great stuff.
Set Two has a better Truckin', very happy Trey on Althea, a great Terrapin, another Drums -> Space, and a very morbid song triplet of Unbroken Chain > Days Between > NFA.
The Attics of my Life has the aforementioned nice moment with Trey.
Overall, 7/5 is a good cap for the celebration that was FTW, and it's about on par with the rest of the performances. It has inconsistent moments, brief moments of brilliance, and a mutual feeling of celebration between the musicians.
7/5/15 is a great send-off and victory lap for this configuration of "The Heart of Gold Band," seeing some very poignant moments and a fitting benediction from Mickey to launch the love of generations into the coming years. I have my own, personal, favorite Grateful Dead songs (skewed very much towards Garcia/Hunter tunes), but Phil in particular carries a large portion of the second set with Terrapin Station and Unbroken Chain. The magnitude of the emotional (catharsis? reflection? prayer?) meditation in this event is quite unparalleled, I think. I'm glad we have a built-to-last way to appreciate the most truly American song catalogue in history, and Jerry, wherever you are, we love you, and we miss you.


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Production of ethanol from by-products of cellulosic biomass, particularly from citrus fruit, has been a hot topic in the news recently. InoesBio, a company based in the US state of Florida, is reportedly on the verge of marketing what the press is calling "the first supply of ethanol from oranges". Millions of dollars, including public funding, have contributed to turning the dream into a reality.
In the US, the move to invest in biofuel produced from residue left behind from citrus production goes back to commitments made in 2009 as part of legislation on renewable energy, with a ceiling set at a billion gallons, a target which American industry is still a long way off from. The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced that it had developed the transformation process for citrus waste that, after almost five years, could bear the desired results.
A Sicilian company actually beat everyone to the prize, and without government financing. AgrumiGel, located near Messina, began research in 2005, beginning its own production of ethanol from citrus refuse the same year that the US approved the legal framework, with the idea still in a phase of study and evolution.


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Q: Navigation bar not showing to the top edge in iOS11 iPhoneX simulator I'm having this problem with i couldn't find an answer for it in the past couple of days.
The navigation bar is not showing to the top edge of the iPhone X in iOS 11 simulator, Is that a simulator bug or i'm doing something wrong ?
Height 88

Height 145

No background image

And this is my code in appdelegate
[[UINavigationBar appearance] setTitleTextAttributes:@{NSForegroundColorAttributeName:[UIColor whiteColor]}];
[[UINavigationBar appearance] setBarTintColor:[UIColor whiteColor]];
[[UIBarButtonItem appearance] setTintColor:[UIColor whiteColor]];
UIImage *navImage = [[UIImage imageNamed:@"iPhone-Navigationbar.png"] resizableImageWithCapInsets:UIEdgeInsetsMake(0, 5, 0, 5)];
[[UINavigationBar appearance] setBackgroundImage:navImage forBarMetrics:UIBarMetricsDefault];

A: Strange behavior, a couple of ideas:

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*Have you tried removing the background image?

*What size background image has? On iPhone X navigation bar is higher (145pt).


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It's cookie time-- here's your guide to some crunchy and gooey bites!
The vacation season calls for delicious treats and what better than a basketful of cookies to start the celebrations. From activated charcoal cookies to cinnamon star cookies, city has lined up a feast for us all. Pick the one from these varied delicacies and have a fun season.
These cookies are a perfect buttery delight. Activated charcoal is used to enhance its taste. This cookie is a must have for the festive season. Club it with a piping hot cup of coffee or have it with a warm glass of milk.
These cookies are a Fun and Festive take on the Classic sugarcookies. It's a perfect fit for all, as it's eggless and gelatin free. It is a part Red and white with peppermint flavouring and it is rolled together in a way to form a fun pinwheel.
These delicious Italian almond cookies are twice baked, dry and crunchy. They really go well when dipped in a beverage like coffee or hot chocolate. They are made fresh everyday at the outlet.
These Gingerbread cookies will get you feeling festive and make your Christmas cookie exchange exciting. Shared by the Chefs friend, the recipe has had 13 cookie competitions in last 10 years.
These are original German cookies which are entirely made up of groundnuts majorly of Almonds with a mix of hazelnuts. Being a South German speciality, naturally, gluten and Dairy free and has a snowy white hard frosting texture made out of sugar and egg whites. These cookies fill the air with an irresistible aroma as they bake and are imperative parts of Christmas.
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February 15th – 2016 Presidential Election – Open Discussion →
Monday Open Thread – February 15th
230 Responses to Monday Open Thread – February 15th
I'm first? Speechless!
Janie M. says:
Right behind you, mickie. Sometimes, I have stuck my head in the room and it's empty so I wait until someone else comes in. I'm weird…
ctdar says:
Be thankful, after some long nights you could find yourself cleaning up bottles, pizza boxes, and body fluids
R-C says:
Well? What were you going to say?
I was going to say that my morale is SOARING! Hoping the same for the rest of you–
I like Mondays in general. Mind you, being retired changes your perspective on things. This will be an interesting week, what with SC being in the national spot light, here goes!
Eureka! We have located the ONE person who LIKES Mondays!
This is akin to tracing the 'source of the Nile', or finding the 'Holy Grail'… 🙂
Be sure to tidy up the room for us 👿
You know the first person has to buy breakfast for everyone else. 🙂
sunshine and baby kittens says:
Ha ha Hshahaha The open thread. Here we go.
Freezing temps; not slowing them down.
http://heyjackass.com/
There were some rumblings about recalling him. But reading over at the Chi. Trib. a few weeks ago, the potential replacements (most known to me since I live in the state and have since 1972) discussed didn't impress me. And what is it with all these Dem. politicians making Cuba their vacation hot spot? Emanuel included.
Good point about Cuba. You know he was wheeling and dealing down there.
Probably all the politicians who travel there – another boondoggle to fill the Dems. voting rolls. The Cubans have been flooding in, just like the Mexicans and Central Americans . Cubans get welfare, SSI, etc.. Good article here from the Sun Sentinel about their racket – 3 parts. I am posting the link to #3, parts 1 and 2 links are on the right-hand side.
So, as Cubans, Rubes and Cruz will have an affinity for their "people." Where would their loyalties lie? We are broke, can't afford being Santa Claus to the world while Americans are suffering.
http://www.sun-sentinel.com/us-cuba-welfare-benefits/sfl-us-cuba-welfare-benefits-part-3-htmlstory.html
All things considered maybe Rahm can get the 'mayor' slot in the Palestinian Territories when Chicago's done with him.
czar, he and his bud o'zero would be perfect. N'est-ce Pas?
They could be Weiner / Abedin 2.0 ……..
Roger dat, airdrop 'em both into ISIS territory and let them explain their rainbow coalition BS to that target audience.
Look at all of the resources sucked up by this criminal activity. Those who were shot are taken to the emergency room. Very expensive. Some require extra procedures like scans, surgeries, transfusions, perhaps ICU stays. The police have to investigate the shootings. If the perpetrators are caught, they are jailed, brought to court, tried or given plea deals, and many move on to prison. All of this is paid for by taxpayers.
The Cook County jail complex is like a small city. They have an average population of 9000 inmates. The Cook County Sheriff web site says they process 100,000 people per year. They have a large bus fleet to transport inmates to courts every weekday. Imagine the products going in (food, toilet paper, personal products, clothing) and the waste coming out. Imagine the number of people working in that facility. All paid for by taxpayers.
Absolutely! Of course the demographic involved already lives life on the dole, so they expect nothing but the best quality care. And they'll sue if they don't get it.
I am in Chicago and I voted and pushed my friends to vote for Rham. The reason being, was his opponent, Chuy Garcia, was like a Latino version of Bernie Sanders. Rham is not great, but I think he is probably better than Daley and there is no alternative. At the least, he has fiscal sense and trying to fix the budget by pushing back on the crazy unions. Socially, I dislike him.
Hiring Gerry McCarthey was his biggest mistake. That is when the CPD was weakened. Its been in decline ever since and we may never turn it around due to the political climate.
I understand from the outside, the City looks like a clown is running it, but honestly, there is no viable alternative for the time being.
I understand. Having to pick the lesser of two evils.
I'm so glad Trump is running, it's easy to vote for the guy and not feel bad about it.
Garrison Hall says:
If you've ever made the LA/Austin run on I-10 and stopped in Ft. Stockton, you know exactly the place Michael is singing about. That all-night dinner is exactly as he describes. It's right in the middle of town on the south side of I-10. I wonder if 'Catus Jack is still there?
If you like this, click on the horse link that appears at the end of the song for Michael Murphy's famous "Wildfire". Great song.
Tonawanda says:
I took your advice and watched/listened to Wildfire while reading the lyrics on another site. TY for the morning connection to a beautifully evocative song!
tampa2 says:
Wonderful songwriter. All anyone remembers is " Wildfire", but one of my favorites was "Carolina in the Pines"!
I like Michael Murphey and "Wildfire" but my all time fave is George Strait's "Amarillo by Morning. ❤ And I have a very soft spot for Dwight Yoakam's "Thousand Miles from Nowhere." Saw him in concert with my BFF and seriously, when Dwight swivels his hips, the chickies scream.
susiepuma says:
Oh yeah….Dwight Yoakam…….he could sing anything to me and I would be happy…… I especially like his "You're the One"……………………
"Ain't That Lonely Yet" "She Wore Red Dresses"and his version of "Suspicious Minds"… so many excellent songs. I have 3 of his older CD's. Love him. Decent actor too – "Sling Blade"
ANYTHING done by Waylon, Hank or Hank Jr – preferably with a side of sour mash
Waylon and Willie's duet, "Good Hearted Woman" is outstanding but whenever I think of Waylon, "Luchenbach,Texas" always comes to mind. My dad was a big Hank fan and played Hank's records on his stereo (remember those huge wooden monstrosities?). That takes me back decades. Time flies.
karenkln says:
I don't know how to post a photo. But there is a photo going around of Obama shaking the hand of the man who owned the ranch Scalia was at.
The story with it is that he has previously been honored in a ceremony by Obama. This man john Poindexter was the one who called in scalia's death and got him declared dead without medical exam.
Nope. Nothing to see here.
JeremyR says:
Judge Beebe said County Judge Cinderela Guevera had ultimately pronounced Justice Scalia dead by telephone and "ruled it natural causes based on credible information." She did not respond to messages on Sunday.
Nice that they can do thing like this over the phone. Nope, nothing to see, move along.
Conservativeinny says:
http://m.mysanantonio.com/news/local/article/Texas-ranch-owner-recalls-Scalia-s-last-hours-6830372.php
This site says Justice Scalia was found with a pillow over his head. I know the Judge was 79 and the family is accepting everything but shouldn't this warrant am autopsy? Maybe I am naive?
Also, on a different topic, it is 1 degre F
so…it was Democrats who pronounced him "dead" and "by natural causes" ??
and so quickly.
how convenient for them.
Well, natural causes for a Rat like Hillary might not be the same as what we'd call natural causes…right Vince?
too many coincidences foster suspicion.
Wonder if he were there for some whitewater action?
motive means opportunity.
Speechless:
http://legalinsurrection.com/2016/02/branco-cartoon-an-original/comment-page-1/#comment-649537
Statue of Liberty suddenly realizing she may well be out of a job.
I'm surprised that BHO isn't clutching golf clubs behind his back. Well, maybe he is…
nwtex says:
I think, and have since I heard of it, the pillow bit is bogus.
And it bothers me that it is getting legs.
He has 9 children and 20 grandchildren. They deserve comforting at this time not gross unfounded speculation. Very sad. imo anyway.
I posted this link (plus comment) on the Scalia thread earlier.
Take it for what it's worth.
Ranch owner recalls finding Justice Scalia
10:20 PM. CST February 14, 2016
http://www.wfaa.com/news/local/texas-news/ranch-owner-recalls-finding-justice-scalia/43492296
btw…that link contains the video with Poindexter. To my understanding the wfaa reporter was the only local reporter in the County.
what is more concerning to me is that with all the pro obama cases on the docket, one of the most conservative sitting supreme court justices was found dead in his room, 1 day after the senate went into recess, in a remote location and his death declared as natural causes by someone that didn't know him well and no autopsy was ordered.
That 'suicide in a DC park' thingie has already been done.
Urgent Calls Begin For Scalia Autopsy
apparently, William Gheen, president of The Americans for Legal Immigration, thinks an autopsy is in order here.
http://www.wnd.com/2016/02/urgent-calls begin-for-scalia-autopsy/
link edit (above) : http://www.wnd.com/2016/02/urgent-calls-begin-for-scalia-autopsy/
Yeah, like that in-depth and indisputable JFK autopsy – both of 'em?
IKR..!
what is it w/ texas and autopsy fails ?
A lack of cutting edge technology?
unions ?
Speaking of dead things that should be surgically removed…
You're so sharp, czar.
That's be us y'all are shear inspiration
Understandably, his is wife and children most likely wanted him home. To have a loved one so far away and being butchered could be too painful. Perhaps there will be an autopsy conducted when he gets home and with his doctor in attendance.
Judge Cinderela Guevara said she was called by a county sheriff yesterday afternoon because the two justices of the peace were out of town.
She went into more detail about what happened yesterday:
[…]The justice's personal doctor called her at 8 p.m. Saturday night. She said the physician told her that Scalia had a shoulder problem last week and underwent an MRI. Scalia also suffered several chronic ailments, Guevara said.
http://www.allenbwest.com/2016/02/breaking-judge-reveals-scalias-cause-of-death-says-this-about-foul-play/
so..she pronounces him dead, over the phone, and without actually seeing the body.
nothing odd there. s///
with the sudden passing of Justice Scalia….
What Happens To This Term's Close Cases ? (Updated)
source: http://www.scotusblog.com/2016/02/what-happens-to-this-term's-close-cases/
and very troubling when you consider the cases/issues involved.
to say the least.
gads.
link issues..
http://www.scotusblog.com/2016/02/what-happens-to-this-terms-close-cases/
KBR says:
Who warned the two justices of the peace to hightail it outta town?
79 year old New Jersey native who did not hunt, and was a "scholar and family man," goes to a very remote resort in midwinter temperatures, where a film called "No Country for Old Men" was shot, willingly and just for fun?
In news reports Poindexter says Scalia only once got off the truck when he watched the hunting. Somehow, sitting in a truck to stay warm in freezing weather while others go bird hunting does not strike me as a good time.
Poindexter says he went in to find the body with "an unidentified friend" of Scalia's. Why is this "friend" unidentified?
Poindexter and Obama photo together, why is this not in the news?
Poindexter, now a millionaire: will he soon become a billionaire? Or will he too die a sudden death?
Any reports from the hired help at that ranch? We know Poindexter doesn't clean sheets, make up beds, cook food, clean up after the guests: the hired help no one interviewed.
I have heard several people talk about Scalia's love of hunting. One of them was Gov. Huckabee.
If there was a town, it might have been quite a drive. From my younger days of hunting that area, I remember losing three of six tires from having to ride offroad cause there were no dirt roads and lots of cactus :oP
no country for old cars.
No doubt including pernicious conservative sim, a Rat poster-chills affliction. If he were that bad off why would he vacation in East Nowhere?
'Conservatism'. My iPad autocomplete and its ability to reply to posts has been a disaster for days now. NSA 'acceptable political thought' filter app seems to have been ratchet up – wonder if Mark has friends in the Federal thought-cleansing pogrom?
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CbOgU3AVIAA6r7o.jpg:medium
if at first, etc, etc
amwick, found this article on Pointdexter. Excerpt on his background… his business origins are in Wall Street and his acquisition of the ranch was a contentious protracted battle:
"He graduated with honors from the University of Arkansas in two years and eight months. He ran through New York University's MBA program in a whirlwind nine months, then earned a Ph.D. in economics and finance from NYU while working as an investment banker on Wall Street. In between degrees, he volunteered for the Army, partly to fulfill family military tradition but largely to "test his mettle." He was president of his class at officer candidate school, an airborne ranger, and a captain and a troop commander during a highly decorated tour in Vietnam."
http://www.texasmonthly.com/articles/the-man-in-the-white-hat/#sthash.cQ0ksBop.dpuf
It appears that photo shaking o'zero's hand was taken in October, 2009, at an award ceremony in D.C. – Excerpt from Forbes article:
"On Oct. 20, recognition will come in the form of a ceremony in Washington, D.C. Poindexter hopes that President Barack Obama will even be on hand to present Alpha Troop, a unit in the First Squadron of the U.S. Army's 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment, with the Presidential Unit Citation, one of the rarest recognitions for bravery in battle. Poindexter is mustering as many Alpha Troop vets as he can find for the event. "This will be closure for me," says Poindexter, 64. "It's not about healing any emotional wound, rather it's the profound satisfaction of fulfilling a duty to my men." What's more, says Poindexter, reconnecting with the soldiers he once commanded has helped him better appreciate the 2,700 employees he has today."
http://www.forbes.com/2009/09/30/poindexter-trucks-vietnam-entrepreneurs-medal.html
Wooo-hooo! Supposed to get up to 53 degrees on Friday…heat wave! LOL! We got 3 inches of snow on the ground overnight and it's 16. 😦
Janie M, we got 75 degrees in Tampa! Trump heatwave!
I've got a month to go before I get to cast my vote for him 3/15), tampa2. And we're a take all state. 😀
A Valentines Day special. It's still Valentines Day where I am.
Bacon is brown
When it on your plate
There's no reason to frown
You're a poet.
Didja knowit? 🙂
ZurichMike says:
One for the ages. Thank you posting.
for posting
ISIS now has more lethal weapons. You own this o'zero and Killary.
'ISIS Gets Syrian Air Defense System'
Missile warheads likely to be used in car bombs
http://freebeacon.com/national-security/isis-gets-syrian-air-defense-system/
Syria is getting serious.
Manbij –
After a month of Russian air strikes on the ISIS front in Manbij, it was the coalition that bombed and strafed yesterday. The attacks included two A-10 Warthogs. The Free Syrian Army (FSA/YPG) is now just 6km from the town ISIS calls Little London because of all the foreign fighters it has there.
Raqqah –
The Syrian Army has opened a new front on Raqqah's front door.
The Syrian Arab Army's 555th Brigade of the 4th Mechanized Division – in close coordination with the National Defense Forces (NDF), Liwaa Suqour Al-Sahra (Desert Hawks Brigade), Fouj Al-Joulan (Golani Regiment), and the pro-government Palestinian militia "Liwaa Al-Quds) – imposed full control over several hills surrounding the imperative village of Zakiyah along the Salamiyah-Raqqa Road.
Yup, Ruskie 1st-line fighters flying cover for their bombers attacking Turk-supported anti-Assad forces based close to Turkey; Russia hinting it may establish Kurd-based provinces along the Syrian/Turkish border and may renew the US 'safe zone' for Kurds in Iraq.
Also, the US is BSing the folks about ISIS being knocked back on its heels when it may be able to retain control of Mosol through the end of this year. Meantime there's still a steady supply of foreign fighters filtering in and there's talk about ISIS even rejoining with al Qaeda to consolidate combat/combat support forces and ratchet up the action all around.
The FSA 1st Coastal Division just posted on the internet a bunch of pictures of their warehouse in Latakia filled with several thousand mortar shells. I guess nobody ever explained the metadata that travels along with pictures to them. Smile boys, here comes Ivan.
Well into the running for this year's military Darwin Award. They should get ipads, their data will go nowhere…
czar, somehow I get the feeling that part of the $15 bil going to Iran is funding ISIS, et al.
http://www.paulcraigroberts.org/2016/02/14/the-neoconservatives-are-brewing-a-wider-war-in-syria-paul-craig-roberts/ here is a good explanation of everything. his links offer up good info too.
Just realized the correct figure is $150 bil, not $15 bil, which I incorrectly cited. Thanks for the link Clc.
There are soooooo many levels, twists and paths to this ongoing mess that I believe the full extent of the goings-on will never be known. I do believe it's taken on a life of its own.
For some reason I can't get into the prayer request threads right now so I'm doing it here. Please pray for my husband. Ruptured aorta, emergency surgery. Very critical right now. Thank you.
Yes, of course i will pray. Please let us know how he is doing. And take care of yourself too.
Praying for you both.
Thank you so much. I'm just waiting right now, praying he pulls through the surgery.
chrystalia99 says:
Praying for you and yours…
Prayers, Dee.
Dixie says:
Best wishes and prayers for you Dee, and for your husband.
Thank you so much for the prayers. You guys are the best. Surgery over, aneurysm fixed. Although he is still critical and will be in ICU for a while, surgeon is cautiously optimistic. Just waiting to go see him in recovery now.
I know you have difficult days ahead but I'm so happy the surgery went well! You can take a breath. Your husband is going to be so happy to see you!
Forgive me for asking.. but my friend had the same thing. The Drs said his white hair was a marker for being at risk for this?????
Hi Willy. I have no idea about that. I've never heard of it before.
To everyone else, thank you again for the thoughts and prayers. He has a long way to go but he's come through a major hurdle.
Willy, my father and husband had the same thing. Neither had white hair.
What a relief that must be for you. I fully understand. Been there, done that. Father and husband. Prayers for a great recovery and that he'll be good as new.
Lord, watch over Dee and her husband. Guide the surgeon and all the good people that will be helping him.
Praying right now. Amen
Keep us posted — we're on it. Special prayer to Archangel Raphael, patron of healing and surgeons.
Sorry to hear that – prayers up your husband and you……………………..
Jacqueline Taylor Robson says:
Praying for you and him. Keep strong for him, he will need it. let us know how he does. It's a miracle what the Drs. can do with God guiding them.
bofh says:
The sixteenth-century French surgeon Ambrose Paré wrote "I dressed the wound. God healed it." Technology improves and helps, but some things don't change. Prayers for your husband and you.
Look who is back in the news!
DEVELOPING: Former NY Governor Eliot Spitzer accused of assaulting woman at NYC's Plaza Hotelhttps://t.co/MlUXwIBnpj
— FOX & Friends (@foxandfriends) February 15, 2016
Check out the end of yesterday's open thread, I posted some info there. 25 year old Russian woman. Plaza hotel room (even though he lives in Manhattan). And one of his former prostitutes said a few years ago that he liked rough role play and put his hands around her neck. IMO this guy is a ticking time bomb.
Some Brits are having none of it:
Brits Launch 5,000-Strong Petition Telling Obama: Stay Out of EU Referendum
http://www.breitbart.com/london/2016/02/15/angry-brits-launch-petition-telling-obama-stay-out-of-eu-referendum/
nim, everything that man touches turns into a BIG heaping pile of Dung. Has he gotten ONE thing right yet? 👿
Maybe they give you that extra "lift"?
Drugs Bust: Australia Seizes Meth-Filled Bra Inserts In Aus$1 Billion Narcotics Haul
http://www.breitbart.com/london/2016/02/15/drugs-bust-australia-seizes-meth-filled-bra-inserts-in-major-narcotics-haul/
I went to the link, saw the photo, and thought "Chinese crap". You can tell by the packaging. Sure enough the article says "Three Hong Kongers and a Chinese national were arrested". The shipping container originated in China.
I wonder what they're sending here.
Merkel: "Nice nation you got there, Britain. Be a shame if something were to happen to it …"
Germany Threatens Trade War As Consequence For Brexit
http://www.breitbart.com/london/2016/02/14/germany-threatens-trade-war-as-consequence-for-any-brexit/
World War III will be economic?
OMG that is HILARIOUS (but only partly true). Many of us prefer dogs to cats.
Mornin' ZurichMike!
Mirnin! (I can say rhat because I am in the US this week and it is indeed still morning!)
Too late – Mardi Gras is over but we're actively restocking the booze locker
And the bacon larder, one hopes.
Rendering that service as we speck.
Be sure to check every bottle to insure quality, If you need help sing out.
I have that task well in hand.
Better a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy. Just came to mind and thought I'd toss it out there.
bill wilson anecdote…:)
I'm bettin' it's older than that…
Then there are those of us condemned to be enslaved to the wants and needs of both.
Mornin' WeeWeed!
Mornin' No-Man!
Love the party hat and favor, WeeWeed!
The open thread this morning has been more of a jolt than coffee has ever provided.
might as well add to it…..
http://video.foxbusiness.com/v/4753235466001/dobbs-the-president-is-nationalizing-land-as-no-other-president-has/?intcmp=obnetwork#sp=show-clips
The sun comes up and the sun goes down
The hands on the clock go round and roumd
I just wake up and it's time to lay down
Life gets tee-jus, don't it?
oh Look! A kittycat !
Three, actually
LOL! Smiley and I thank you……I think.
Never fails to amaze us. Since about 1981 all of ours have been 'volunteers' who've just sort of walked in. It's as if we have a bum's mark on our sidewalk or strays have their own Craig's List.
I thought you were cryptically referring to rubio, cruz & jeb.
I thought he was cryptically referring to you, me and the animated cat. Cause everybody must know we've all got claws.
or we're all strays ??
what ?
strays with claws….
I'll take strays over puppy mill rejects any day. Strays appreciate a good home when they find it.
I got no complaints, the ones that have stepped up to our plate have all been super companions and stellar workers.Our border collie mix who found us while we were on a walk one day kept the five-fingered shoppers at bay in our house during Katrina while Z and I ere out working. Present border mix and lab mix both are ferocious guardians of the farm and GGS. Both came to visit and decided to stay. I have friends that ain't that loyal.
Patrick P says:
Heads up all.
The number of posters here is going to increase Yugely!
HotAir changes their posting process to Facebook signin tomorrow morning. Most people are bailing out and many will be coming here.
Sundance, better be ready for the influx. Both good and trolls.
PreNanny says:
Patrick, why do you think many will come here vs say another salem media rino site?
Occam's Stubble says:
Many of them are naming this site as their destination and encouraging others to join them. That's why I'm here today.
Welcome to all of ya's!
180daysofkindergarten says:
I checked in this morning to say the same thing. No way am I commenting with FB. There is no love for FB over there.
occam's stubble….great name ! 🙂
Okay, now I will never get any sleep, This will be a lot of reading for these ole poor eyes of mine 🙂 O BTW, Welcome mat thrown out to ya. Grab a seat and enjoy.
Smiley likes your name and I ❤ your avatar.
As Occam replied below, there are so many who are already checking CT out. And the posters there are recommending CT as a new meeting place.
There will be good ones and some trolls showing up, but it will be good for discussion, as long as the name calling does not get out of hand.
Does this mean I'm going to have to start wearing pants again?
only during PEEK hours.
Oh good! These basketball shorts are really comfy.
jackphatz says:
I refuse to put my bra on just to be called names by others.. After all Hillary is working hard for women like me..ya know…I think that's what she means.,..yes, of course it is.
DaveNY says:
Word for the day is Forthright
forth·right – ˈfôrTHˌrīt
(of a person or their manner or speech) direct and outspoken; straightforward and honest.
jonvil says:
For antonym, go to GOPe 'presidential candidate'.
Guy K. says:
Hot Air will be abandoning its anonymous commenting system in favor of a transparent Facebook-linked commenting system this week, I expect this to lead to a big spike in readership here at the Treehouse, while Hot Air continues its descent into the ash heap of history.
Guy I am enjoying seeing all of salem media's "assettes" implode.
Doomberg says:
Another Hot Air refugee here. The place has been going downhill for years, though I suspect they finally went the LGF route and closed the comments section to get rid of Trump supporters.
I like your name. Describes how I feel these days.
Which is why I have fake facebook and fake twitter accounts. Post with impunity!
Then I can tell you what to post there cause I don't touch the fb and twitter thingy 😛
lineabirgit says:
twitter gives you instant updates…
Trump presser underway… pic.twitter.com/aUVXT2XJ5j
— Ali Vitali (@alivitali) February 15, 2016
and not just politics (LoL)…
Go Kart racing this Sunday in NJ! 🚗 pic.twitter.com/4UoUST8PbU
— Ivanka Trump (@IvankaTrump) February 14, 2016
It has been sad to watch the quality of HotGas deteriorate steadily, in terms of both the writing and the comments. The switch to FB comments (just announced this morning, only 24 hours before it is to be implemented) does it for me, and judging by an extensive comment thread there, is likely to remove most of their regular commenters.
I look forward to seeing some familiar faces arriving here.
BofH,
I have always missed the Open Enrollment at HotAir, otherwise I would have been posting there for years. Now as they show up here, I will be able to engage them finally. Look forward to Omaha Conservative and all the others.
weavinplain says:
Gave up HotAir a long time ago. Not just the writing – the so-called comment section turned into a vulgar chat-room rather than a forum.
Let's see if they affect the quality of the discussions here.
i don't know HotAir, but i imagine it's a lot of work for the monitors here to keep this place from devolving in to a 4-chan type vulgar chatroom.
But, but, but…Morrissey hates us Trumpkins!
By the way, HAPPY PRESIDENTS' DAY — more specifically, for those who remember: Happy Lincon's Birthday and Happy Washington's Birthday (two separate holidays).
"Four U.S. Presidents were born in February. Two died in office. The other two served two full terms.
George Washington's birthday was February 11, 1731, but when the Gregorian Calendar replaced the Julian Calendar in the West, eleven days were added, and for those whose birthdays were between January 1 and March 25, one year was added. That's why we now regard his birthday as February 22, 1732. However, Washington always celebrated his birthday on February 11, no matter what calendar was in use. Although he served two full terms, he actually served fewer days than all his two-term successors. That's because he was not sworn in until April 30, 1789. His term was supposed to start on March 4, but the Electoral votes were not counted until April 6.
William Henry Harrison was the oldest person elected President before Reagan. He gave the longest inaugural address and served the fewest days. Like Washington, he was a general in the army. His was born February 9, 1773 and died April 4, 1841. Forty-eight years later his grandson became the 23rd U.S. President.
Abraham Lincoln was born on February 12, 1809, the same day as Charles Darwin. His parents were Baptists, but Lincoln never formally joined any church. As an adult Lincoln mostly attended Presbyterian churches. He once said: "I do not think I could myself, be brought to support a man for office, whom I knew to be an open enemy of, and scoffer at, religion."
Ronald Reagan was born February 6, 1911. In his 1985 State of the Union Address he said: "Freedom is not the sole prerogative of a chosen few; it is the universal right of all God's children… Victories against poverty are greatest and peace most secure where people live by laws that insure free press, free speech, and freedom to worship, vote, and create wealth."
https://presidentialhistory.wordpress.com/2016/02/11/presidents-born-in-february/
Just a little trivia is all. I understand that this day is in honor of all POTUS's.
43 POTUSs and one POtuS
delmarvajim says:
Hey, What gives? This site is not showing up in my email inbox this morning. Did my branch get sawn off? I can't imagine what happened. Yesterday was OK, now this. Any ideas?
You changed the settings?
An interview with Jonathon Turley, George Washington University, Constitutional Law Professor who had some really nice things to say about Justice Scalia. The interview is actually about whether or not obuma should appoint someone to the court while congress is in recess.
http://video.foxnews.com/v/4754473099001/could-obama-make-a-recess-appointment-to-the-supreme-court/?intcmp=hpvid1#sp=show-clips
Obama WILL appoint. The question is: will the Senate confirm?
Does anyone believe the Senate will NOT confirm whomever Obama chooses?
countrychicken says:
Found this on American Thinker re: Dems passed a resolution against election year appointment in 1960 to stop recess appointments. Not sure I'm reading it right but it sounds like 0bama may not be able to appoint anyone during the recess in January 2017.
http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2016/02/dems_in_senate_passed_a_resolution_in1960_against_election_year_supreme_court_appointments_comments.html
With McConnell, McCain, Flake and Graham, Obama does not need to sneak in a recess appointment. Our guys are gathering the feather ticking as we type.
Having trouble sleeping well at night? Give this snippet of "Enemies Foreign and Domestic" (third novel of the trilogy) a read. This was written by former Navy SEAL Matt Bracken.
http://enemiesforeignanddomestic.com/index.php?page=excerpt&p1=Foreign_Enemies_And_Traitors&p2=FEAT%20Part%201&
Read the 5 star reviews at Amazon, don't know if I have the stomach to deal with it:)
getfitnow says:
HotAir losing a lot of commenters.
http://hotair.com/archives/2016/02/15/hot-air-to-move-to-facebook-comment-system/#comments
Many are not happy with the Facebook system and will be going to other sites. This one was mentioned. I did see a couple of commenters say they have been unable to register to comment here.
"register"???!?
That might be a good idea. Our dear, overworked Admins are in for a tough enough time without having to deal with an avalanche that does not understand the CTH culture.
If I'm reading this right, seems 0bama may have a problem with an appointment to SCOTUS. The Dems passed a resolution against election year appointments in 1960.
It's more of a guideline…
The BGI fully intends to bankrupt Ferguson. The Ferguson City Council determined that it could not afford to pay for the overhaul of its Police Department and courts as required by its agreement with the federal government, an agreement made under the threat of being sued. So the City Council decided to adopt the agreement but with a few changes. Loretta Lynch was displeased so her BGI Justice Department sued Ferguson the next day. She said the people of Ferguson should not have to wait any longer for "their city to adopt an agreement that would protect their rights and keep them safe." She doesn't care about cost. She's probably never had to make a budget in her entire life. I hope all of the remaining white people move out of Ferguson. Vacate. You have lost the war.
The next President can appoint a different AG, right? The BGI must be eradicated from the Justice Department.
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/02/14/us/caught-between-costly-alternatives-ferguson-residents-worry-about-its-fate.html?_r=0
Feb 12: U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch spent time with students in Miami-Dade Friday morning to discuss trust and the relationships between young people and the police. The conversation was part of a two-day stop in South Florida for the nation's top cop. Lynch is making several stops across the nation to discuss policing issues and ways of building trust and cooperation between law enforcement and local citizens. Lynch met with students at Miami's Booker T. Washington High School along with local law enforcement officials. After that, she held a roundtable on policing at Miami-Dade College. http://www.nbcmiami.com/news/local/US-Attorney-General-Loretta-Lynch-Visits-South-Florida-368445621.html
I think Lynch is worse than Holder. She's on a one-woman mission to destroy race relations and ensure that a generations of black youth disrespect and fight the police.
OH MY GOD there are news reports that Obama might choose Lynch to replace Scalia. THIS MUST NOT HAPPEN.
something's really rotten & stinks to the depths of hades.
Sandra, I always felt sorry for the decent citizens of Ferguson and suspect they would have left if they could when the rioting/looting/arson started but probably couldn't due to crashing property values (like anyone would buy a home there even if it was dirt cheap) and/or a lack of funds.
Excellent! And I hope his head exploded like a watermelon.
'ISIS executioner 'is beheaded by SAS sniper's special bullet as he demonstrated how to decapitate prisoners'
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3447581/ISIS-executioner-beheaded-SAS-sniper-s-special-bullet-demonstrated-decapitate-prisoners.html
Thanks, after all the depressing political news I needed some humor…
Has it yet been revealed which of these two evils was located?
And what has become of the one that was located?
Last I heard was in mid-January. Funny how those things get hushed.
From last update: "Officials have not said which of the two airmen has been located, but Diamant's source said the airman showed up in Virginia and, through an attorney, may be seeking political asylum."
My Twitter page is missing most of the pics and graphics! I can only see some embedded pictures. And if I go to other sites where they are sharing a Twitter postings I can't see the images from there either.
Can someone who Twitters please tell me if you can see my header and profile pics? This i really bizarre.
@jackphatz
I C nuttin
Nuttin there or nuttin wrong?
jack, at your twitter page now. I see your header and profile pics. It is 10:07 p.m. central daylight time.
Ok, thanks. Somewhere some setting has been changed bit what's weird it's only appearing with Twitter.
10:10 p.m. just saw your post with the pic of o'zero and ryan. Brothers in Arms! Ban the GOP Establishment
If my description is matching up with your posts, I think you're good to go. 🙂
Goldman Sachs – FBI investigates Malaysian money scandal
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3447945/Kimora-Lee-s-husband-takes-leave-absence-Goldman-Sachs-FBI-investigates-Malaysian-money-scandal.html
For some reason this just screams "Honduran" or "Salvadoran" to me.
"Santo described her attacker as a Hispanic man, standing five-foot-five, in his thirties, and wearing a beanie. He is suspected of using a box cutter razor blade on the victim."
Another New York Woman Has Face Slashed in Sneak Attack – Breitbart
http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2016/02/14/another-new-york-woman-has-face-slashed-in-sneak-attack/
Doesn't Donald have a rally now?
A week before Mardi Gras a rather weird group of black nationalist squatters named the Washitah Nation kicked in the door of a house for sale in a New Orleans neighborhood. They changed the locks and, when the owner of the house called the police, the squatters claimed they owned the house. After the owner presented a deed and tax papers showing he owned the property the squatters claimed that through some weird and convoluted train of BS they actually owned the land. The police left, saying it was a civil matter.
Now the homeowner has to go through the entire civil court process of proving that he owns the land and then get an eviction process through the court. It could conceivably be months before the process is over (already be nearly a month) and it's going to cost him a bundle, not counting what it will take to repair any damages. Yes, he could sue (back to civil court on that) but you know e squatters don't have squat.
The city's been hit with a wave of squatters and those with these 'pulled out of their nether eye' legal claims to ownership are growing in numbers. Jeepers, there are so many of them in the city, wonder why they don't try squatting waaaaaay out here on our farms???
It's Mogadishu.
[Announcer's voice:]
"Western Civilization has left the building!"
His homeowner's insurance better be up to date. He'll looking at $100,000 or more in losses.
Even if he's successful in gaining eviction, they'll take all the furniture and appliances, strip the copper piping and wiring, all the plumbing fixtures. They might even torch what's left on the way out.
I'm serious, we are losing Western Civilization and plunging into the savagery and [lack of] morals and ethics of the Dark Continent. Europe as well.
2nd sentence: He's looking at …
Since Katrina the decuctables on insurance, not to mention the premiums, have gone through the roof. He's still gonna get bitten and they're gonna get away with it.
Hope you don't have that problem happen with your property. Fingers crossed that they don't pick on you. Have seen videos of that happening elsewhere too.
No, just in NOLA but the news did mention the SPLC had 'investigated' them. No word if the SPLC was inveatigating to find evidence of wrongdoing or if they were Loki g for a way to make the scam theirs.
I don't see these folks coming out here and trying that crap – people out here are not as accepting of BS. Actually we are but only that from our own cows.
Howard Beale vs Donald Trump in an Octagon Cage Match!!!
Have to be up super early and can't stay up one more minute!
But at 9pm lilbirdee and others, I'll be sending the prayer.. a little ahead of time. Will be with you then when my alarm goes off 9but probably in my PJs with lights and computer off)
Good night and thank you for keeping up the prayers at 9 pm.
Love ya, wondering999. Rest well and take care of yourself.
A bit of a non-sequitur, but some days…exactly how I feel.
Wasn't there a reference in there somewhere about those kids and their Damn Music!
LOL – I was a Scorpions and Lynyrd Skynyrd fan as a kid – for sauce add ZZ Top, Bob Marley, Patsy Cline, the Ramones, Root Boy Slim, ignorance knows no bounds (except for Patsy Cline and the Ramones – they were the tits).
Our Heavenly Father, Your children come to you tonight to ask for healing and peace throughout our country so that we may return to being One Nation Under God. Guide us to be leaders in Your Kingdom, spreading Your love and salvation to all. Forgive us our sins and deliver us from evil. Lord, we ask for a blanket of protection over all our troops and law enforcement who serve to defend and protect us. Bless our representatives with the strength and wisdom they need to achieve the path You have chosen for us.
Please place Your Guardian Angels of Protection around Donald Trump as he seeks to lead America back to You.
Grant us patience, Lord, as the evil ones try to anger us and cause us to fall.
Spread blessings over Israel and Netanyahu.
We humbly ask that You please comfort those who are grieving and in pain.
In Jesus name, we pray. Amen
The Tundra PA says:
Treepers: Has anyone heard an update from crossthread42 ? Hope all is well. He said he would have his wife post an update, but I haven't been around a lot lately, so may have missed. TIA.
Have scanned the open thread every day checking to see if there is any news about crossthread. Haven't seen anything but, like you, have been wondering. We can only hope he is being fully cared for and will recover and contact us soon.
..And then one night in the lobby , of the Commodore Hotel ,
I chanced to meet a bartender , who said he knew her well , as he handed me a drink , he began to hum a song – all the boys there at the bar , began to sing along ……..
If you'll be my Dixie Chicken , I'll be yo' Tennessee lamb , and we can walk together
down in Dixie Land….. Lov me some Li'L FeeTs.
Don't forget to Smile , Treepers !
How bout a Hillbilly Dawg?
Dutchman on July 15th – 2019 Preside…


Sunday 9th April saw a tale of two halves unfold where SJFA's Tier 6 would play against Chorleywood FC U16 at their home ground. We came up against a well-trained and skillful team who had reached the county finals and were top in their division. Some of the opposition were above the age category, whilst some of ours were younger. It was definitely going to be a challenge to compete with a team of this calibre. In the first half we played, wearing our heart on our sleeves. Support from the midfield and some fierce defending restricted the opposition lead to just 3-0 at half-time after a continuous wave of attacks from them. Throughout the game we struggled to enter the opposition's half, which fundamentally came down to an inability to kick the ball the required distance to reach the half-way line. This is one area that we will need to work on, going into future games. The positive attitude that all the players showed in the first half was exceptional.
Then came the second half. Within the first five minutes we had already conceded three goals. All the fight that we had previously shown in the first half had been lost. There were cries from the sidelines to rise up again and challenge once more but the only response we gave was 9 goals in the back of our net. Sadly, throughout the game we only managed two shots on goal. The final score of 15-0 made it seem as if we were playing a different game, almost entering into the territory of a rugby score. Despite the fact that we collapsed at the end, and our lack of fitness made us suffer for our mistakes, it was still a game to remember and a huge learning experience.
Finally I'd like to thank all of our coaches who facilitated this opportunity for us and continued to support us through the entirety of the game. We look forward to the next game ahead.
Coaches' Man of the Match: Imran Kermali.


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Der Kanton Lusigny-sur-Barse war bis 2015 ein französischer Wahlkreis im Département Aube in der Region Champagne-Ardenne. Er umfasste 14 Gemeinden im Arrondissement Troyes; sein Hauptort (frz.: chef-lieu) war Lusigny-sur-Barse. Die landesweiten Änderungen in der Zusammensetzung der Kantone brachten im März 2015 seine Auflösung. Vertreter im Generalrat des Départements war zuletzt Christian Branle.

Der Kanton Lusigny-sur-Barse war 181,03 km² groß und hatte 9939 Einwohner (Stand 2012).

Gemeinden

Bevölkerungsentwicklung

Lusignysurbarse
Aufgelöst 2015

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ACEND® has hosted a monthly conference call to answer stakeholder questions about ACEND®'s work on the accreditation standards. These virtual town halls will now switch to quarterly calls on the second Tuesday of January, 2019 and April, 2019 at 11:00 am (Central time). All stakeholders are invited to participate.


These shoes are stunningly beautiful, but by far the most uncomfortable pair of heels I have ever worn. The heel height is good but the pitch of the instep is very high.
True to size but cut is shorter than in photos. A very beautiful shoe in terms of quality. I bought a size 6 which is consistent with most other 6s. The only downside of this shoe is the top toe cover area is shallower than it appears which means about 1/4 to 1/3 inch of toe line is showing which I don't particularly like.
These shoes are awesome! They're beautiful and are well-made. The heel size is 4.5" inches though, not 3.5". Also, I had to trade them in for a half size up. Once I got the bigger size, the shoe fit nicely, and I put in Dr. Scholl's for the ball of my foot and now they feel lovely! Love this shoe.
All I can say is that I love these shoes. Great fit and true to its original size. I had them on, walking, for the better part of the day, and they felt great. Recommended purchase!


This great room took some careful ladder work.
Here's a picture of the finished foyer that is attached to the great room.
Deck Preparation- Sanding to remove mill glaze from new cedar before staining. Note that we removed the railing spindles (black aluminum) for a more efficient & thorough job.
Here is Ray, working on scaffolding- the only option for repair and painting of this ceiling.
Prepping a great room ceiling.
We have all the proper tools to safely reach tricky areas.
Floating & Sanding- Old cracked & crumbling plaster walls and ceiling brought back to life. A former student rental, we also removed old paint spots, cleaned up, & restained the woodwork. It's fortunate no one ever painted over the original leather wallpaper.
Here, we are getting ready to paint a nice loft in downtown Ann Arbor.
Here, we are prepping an old plaster ceiling with joint compound before sanding, priming, and painting. It will look great when finished with two coats of flat ceiling paint.
After very thorough prepwork, we applied two coats of Sherwin Williams Woodscapes solid color stain. It looks like a flat paint, but is absorbed in the siding. This job will last for years.
We also clean gutters & wash windows. Clean windows can really enhance the look of a new paint job.
During my winter break, I like to cross-country ski in the U.P.


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package de.slopjong.erwiz.plain;

import static de.slopjong.erwiz.plain.BracketPair.ANGLE;
import static de.slopjong.erwiz.plain.BracketPair.CURLY;
import static de.slopjong.erwiz.plain.BracketPair.ROUND;
import static de.slopjong.erwiz.plain.BracketPair.SQUARE;
import static de.slopjong.erwiz.plain.PackageUtils.isEnclosedByAnyBrackets;
import static de.slopjong.erwiz.plain.PackageUtils.removeComment;
import static de.slopjong.erwiz.plain.PackageUtils.split;
import static de.slopjong.erwiz.plain.PackageUtils.startsWithAnyLeftBracket;

import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

/**
 * This class judges the line type.
 *
 * @author kono
 * @version 1.0
 */
final class LineTypeParser {

	//input
	private final LineData line;

	//output
	private LineType lineType;

	/**
	 * Constructs an instance of this class.
	 *
	 * @param line a line data
	 */
	LineTypeParser(LineData line) {
		this.line = line;
	}

	/**
	 * Retrieves the line type of the line specified at construction.
	 *
	 * @return the line type of the line specified at construction.
	 */
	LineType getLineType() {
		return this.lineType;
	}

	/**
	 * Prsers the line text which is specified at construction.
	 * The result will be set in this instance.
	 */
	void parse() {

		String lineText = this.line.getLineText().trim();

		//blank?
		if (lineText.equals("")) {
			this.lineType = LineType.BLANK;
			return;
		}

		//comment only?
		lineText = removeComment(lineText).trim();
		if (lineText.equals("")) {
			this.lineType = LineType.COMMENT_ONLY;
			return;
		}

		//global options?
		if (isEnclosedByAnyBrackets(lineText, CURLY)) {
			this.lineType = LineType.GLOBAL_OPTIONS;
			return;
		}

		//entity attribute?
		if (!startsWithAnyLeftBracket(lineText, SQUARE, ROUND)) {
			this.lineType = LineType.ENTITY_ATTRIBUTE; //attribute name line doesn't start with a left square/round bracket.
			return;
		}

		//
		// In the following code, judges ENTITY_NAME, RELATIONSHIP, UNKNOWN.
		//

		//the local class to count tokens which are enclosed by a pair of brackets
		class CountMap {
			private final Map<String, Integer> map = new HashMap<String, Integer>();

			CountMap() {
				for (BracketPair b : BracketPair.values()) {
					this.map.put(b.name(), 0); //initialize
				}
			}

			void add(BracketPair b) {
				this.map.put(b.name(), this.map.get(b.name()) + 1); //inclement
			}

			int cont(BracketPair b) {
				return this.map.get(b.name());
			}
		}

		//register the numbers of brackets
		final List<String> tokens = split(lineText, SQUARE, ROUND, ANGLE, CURLY);
		final CountMap cm = new CountMap();

		for (String token : tokens) {
			INNER_LOOP:
			for (BracketPair b : BracketPair.values()) {
				if (isEnclosedByAnyBrackets(token, b)) {
					cm.add(b);
					break INNER_LOOP;
				}
			}
		}

		//judge line type
		final int srCount = cm.cont(SQUARE) + cm.cont(ROUND);

		switch (srCount) {
			case 1: {
				this.lineType = LineType.ENTITY_NAME;
				break;
			}
			case 2: {
				this.lineType = LineType.RELATIONSHIP;
				break;
			}
			default: {
				this.lineType = LineType.UNKNOWN;
				break;
			}
		}

		//NOTE: Additional validations will be executed by other parsers which is corresponding this line type.

	}

}

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text:
Die Pfarrkirche St. Ulrich am Johannserberg steht in der Rotte St. Ulrich am Johannserberg in der Gemeinde Brückl im Bezirk Sankt Veit an der Glan in Kärnten. Die auf den heiligen Ulrich von Augsburg geweihte römisch-katholische Pfarrkirche gehört zum Dekanat St. Veit an der Glan in der Diözese Gurk-Klagenfurt. Die Kirche und der Friedhof stehen unter Denkmalschutz ().

Geschichte
Der spätgotische Kirchenbau entstand um 1500.

Architektur
Das Kirchenäußere zeigt einen mit Steinplattln gedeckten Kirchenbau mit einem massigen Westturm mit einem Spitzhelm und einer Vorhalle und einem Kragsteinportal. Südlich von Chor steht ein neuerer zweigeschoßiger Sakristeianbau. Die Strebepfeiler am Chor sind dreistufig, das mittlere Stück ist übereck gestellt.

Das Kircheninnere zeigt ein Langhaus unter einem Netzrippengewölbe auf halbrunden kapitellosen Vorlagen und einen einjochigen Chor mit einem Fünfachtelschluss unter einem Netzrippengewölbe auf Konsolen, die ornamentalen Schlusssteine nennen im Chor ein Baumeisterzeichen mit 15(0)3. Die dekorativen Gewölbemalereien mit Engeldarstellungen und Rankenmalerei entstanden im Ende des 16. Jahrhunderts.

Ausstattung
Es gibt zwei barocke Schnitzfiguren. Die Statuen Ulrich, Agnes und Apollonia des ehemaligen neogotischen Hochaltares sowie zwei Tafeln mit Stephanus und Josef befinden sich an der Nord- und Ostwand. Fünf Tafelbilder mit Szenen aus dem Leben Jesu an der Westempore malte Andreas Melchior 1845.

Literatur
 St. Ulrich am Johannserberg, Gemeinde Brückl, Pfarrkirche, Pfarrhof. In: Die Kunstdenkmäler Österreichs. Dehio Kärnten 2001. S. 836.

Weblinks

Ulrichskirche
Pfarrkirche in der Diözese Gurk
Dekanat St. Veit an der Glan
Kirchengebäude in Brückl
Gotische Kirche
Gotisches Bauwerk in Kärnten
Baudenkmal (Kärnten)
St Ulrich am Johannserberg


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Great fun had every time!
We have been coming to this Congo River Golf for over 14 years, our kids love it even now as adults. My parents come over last year and we're so excited to handle a gator. Staff are wonderful and always happy to help.
My boyfriend and I went to Congo River Rapids and had an awesome time! The course was really fun. The front desk man was very friendly and helpful. Looking forward to returning!
Had a wonderful time was very fun course. The kids loved the gators and were able to feed them. All in all very enjoyable!!
Had a great game of Miniature Golf with visiting family. Fun and challenging well-maintained course with good equipment. Staff is friendly and helpful and you can "win" a chance to come back on a BOGO. Great customer service. We will go back!
We played one round before heading to the airport. This course is well maintained and entertaining with just the right amount of challenge. The course is nicely shaded for sunny days.
Brian the Safari Guide was awesome!
This place was great! Employees cool, course was easier than most, and super fun! My 4 year old never played, and beat us both by the end!
Get quick answers from Congo River Golf staff and past visitors.
Yes but just snack type items. There are regular restaurants close by.