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Russian and Indian hypersonic missiles as early as 2020 and oxygen free fighter jet engines
April 7, 2017 March 12, 2015 by Brian Wang
A Russia-India joint venture is entering the final stages of work on a hypersonic missile.
Russians have announced creation of special fuel for hypersonic vehicles and missiles, as well as the creation of an oxygen-free engine for the PAK FA fighter jet.
Maxim Kuzyuk, CEO of the Aviation Equipment Holding (part of the state corporation Rostec), believes that the PAK FA engine can start without oxygen. "When creating the PAK FA, we were set the task of developing an oxygen-free starting system. Plasma ignition systems are installed in the main combustion chamber and the afterburner. This innovation is integrated into the nozzle with the plasma system – inside it, simultaneously with the admission of kerosene, a plasma arc is created," said Kuzyuk. He underlined that this is a "unique" system, with no analogues anywhere in the word.
An Oxygen free system reduces weight, because there is no need to install special oxygen equipment on the plane itself, thus making unnecessary the deployment of corresponding terrestrial infrastructure.
During the Aero India-2015, Sudhir Mishra, Head of BrahMos Aerospace Ltd, announced that the development of a hypersonic missile would take from eight to ten years. "This will be the first hypersonic missile in the world," he added.
BrahMos is a joint Russia-India project. Starting in 1998, the BrahMos was based on the Yakhont missile (export version of the P-800 Oniks missile), and has been developing missile weapons for the needs of the Indian Army.
Boris Obnosov, general director of the Tactical Missile Systems Corporation said "In my estimation, the first hypersonic products [Russian hypersonic missile] should appear … in this decade — before 2020. He said the russian hypersonic missile would have speeds of up to six to eight Mach. Achieving higher speeds is a long term perspective," Obnosov told journalists at the Airshow China-2014 space exhibition.
He noted that hypersonic missiles will be air-launched at first, using the carrier aircraft's initial velocity to reach the speeds necessary to run a ramjet engine.
China is working on the Wu-14 hypersonic missile.
The United States is also working on hypersonic missiles.
SOURCES – Sputnik News, RBTH
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Q: Is it quicker to access a local variable than an attribute of an object? Straight-forward language agnostic question. I've always done this:
myVar = myObj.myAttribute

when I need to access myAttribute a lot.
I'm wondering if this is just a superstition I've acquired, or if it's generally faster?
Edit: I would also like to know if this
myVar = myObj.myAttribute/100
for (i=0; i<100; i++) {
    print myVar*i;
}

is more efficient than putting (myObj.myAttribute/100) in the loop. Will modern compilers and interpreters detect that that part of the equation doesn't vary?

A: I suppose it might depend on the language, and/or the compiler ; but, generally speaking, the less your code has to do, the faster it'll be.
But the difference shouldn't be that important... and what matters the most is people are able to understand your code easily.

In Javascript, for instance, it's said that it's faster using a local variable instead of re-calculating object-access several times.
i.e. this :
var a = obj.a.b.c;
a.a = 10;
a.b = 20;
a.c = 30:

is faster than that :
obj.a.b.c.a = 10;
obj.a.b.c.b = 20;
obj.a.b.c.c = 30:

A: As a rule, depending on the language, maybe.
You are unlikely to notice the difference however, unless you are running (for example) a tight loop.
Usually I would say the savings are not worth the extra cognitive load on the programmer.
However if you have a bit of code which you know has a slowness problem, this kind of optimisation is definitely worth considering.

A: In this particular case what you did is more efficient, since it's one division vs 100.
I do property assign to variables only if I can optimize the operations done later, like in your case or expect multiple calls to the same property and the object lookup is likely to be expensive. Generally using local variable should be the more cpu wize way, since it can be costly to do complex property lookups, along with the better control of that property value and possible pre-validation before looping. That said it may be inefficient only if the lookup is likely to occur once or twice for the function call, thus adding overhead and making the code harder to follow up.

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CM.com Expands Its Presence in East Africa, Providing Conversational Commerce Solutions for Kenyan Businesses
CM.com talks of its strategic move of opening an office in Kenya to serve its wide range of customers in a localized way. Always at the forefront of connecting people in new and unique ways, CM.com recently increased its global footprint by launching in Kenya on 1 May 2020. By hiring local Country Manager John Mugwe, as well as having a new dedicated website for the region, the company's main objective is to drive seamless communication between businesses and customers across Africa.
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The USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) is lending a hand to the Assistive Technology Program for Farmers with Disabilities (AgrAbility). The amount available for support of this grant in FY 2018 is expected to be approximately $4.1 million. Funding is provided under the Smith Lever Act for Farm Safety and Youth Farm Safety Education and Certification.
Through the combined dedication and expertise of the Cooperative Extension System and nonprofit disability organizations, the AgrAbility program helps thousands of determined individuals overcome the barriers to continuing their chosen professions in agriculture. It supports farmers and ranchers with disabilities through farm safety education, assistance, and support, and addresses their specialized needs on national, regional, state, and local levels.
Eligible applicants include submissions by Cooperative Extension at 1862 Land-Grant Colleges and Universities including University of the District of Columbia, and 1890 Land-Grant Colleges and Universities, including the Central State University, Tuskegee University and West Virginia State University. Applicants must partner on their projects with private non-profit organizations providing direct service to individuals with disabilities. NIFA reviews all proposals accepted in NIFA's competitive grant programs through an external peer review process in which a panel of experts from within the respective field in question takes part. Specific details on panel meetings, review formats, and evaluation criteria may vary among programs.
NIFA anticipates that approximately $2.5 million will be available for support of new State and Regional AgrAbility Projects (SRAPs). The remainder of funds will be used to support a previously awarded National AgrAbility Project (NAP) and SRAP awards eligible for continuation. The deadline for applications is April 30, 2018.


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Ethanolamine: A Signal to Commence a Host-Associated Lifestyle?
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Ethanolamine (EA) is a compound prevalent in the gastrointestinal (GI) environment. The ability to catabolize this compound has been associated with important GI pathogens, including enterohemorrhagic Escherichia coli O157:H7 (EHEC). It has been hypothesized that the ability of EHEC to utilize EA as a source of nitrogen provides EHEC with an important competitive advantage in the gut. However, new work by Kendall et al. (mBio 3:e00050-12, 2012) suggests that the role of EA in EHEC pathogenesis may be more fundamental; EA appears to be a signal for EHEC to commence its virulence program. In this commentary, I review the previously described connections of EA to bacterial pathogenesis in the GI tract, highlight the important findings of this new study, and note areas where further research is needed to fully comprehend the connection of EA utilization to bacterial pathogenesis.
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From the 1000s of Pali suttas, which suttas are on the topic of "forgiveness"?
Can we try to make a list and cordially discuss their merits and method of use.
Mendicants, there are two fools. What two? One who doesn't recognize when they've made a mistake. And one who doesn't properly accept the confession of someone who's made a mistake. These are the two fools.
It's as if I have seized a poisonous snake.
So may you be safe. Forgive me."
Edit: Oh Dear! I've just seen where this thread has come from! Doodoot got into a protracted and personal argument with another poster, who asked him if he was aware of the Buddha's teachings on forgiveness. Doodoot is now asking for suttas on forgiveness, so I hope this is not in an attempt to show that other poster who has the greater sutta knowledge, and merely attempt to prove them wrong. That would be truly ironic!
Still, I'll leave my offerings above, rather than delete them.
AN 2.21: Bala-pandita Sutta is the first one that comes to mind for me (already mentioned by Sam Vara).
But maybe that sutta is more about pardon, not forgiveness. I am not sure if, and in what way exactly, one should make a distinction between pardon and forgiveness.
SN 35.88: Punna Sutta wrote: "If they insult and ridicule me, I will think, 'These Sunaparanta people are civilized, very civilized, in that they don't hit me with their hands.' That is what I will think, O Blessed One. That is what I will think, O One Well-gone."
"But if they hit you with their hands, what will you think?"
"...I will think, 'These Sunaparanta people are civilized, very civilized, in that they don't hit me with a clod.'..."
"But if they take your life with a sharp knife...?"
"If they take my life with a sharp knife, I will think, 'There are disciples of the Blessed One who — horrified, humiliated, and disgusted by the body and by life — have sought for an assassin, but here I have met my assassin without searching for him.'  That is what I will think, O Blessed One. That is what I will think, O One Well-gone."
In case it is helpful here, coincidentally, I just became aware of this essay (right after glancing at this thread).
It is Thanissaro Bhikkhu on the Buddha's teachings on animosity and forgiveness.
"...the practice is essentially a practice, and not a theory to be idly discussed...right view leaves unanswered many questions about the cosmos and the self, and directs your attention to what needs to be done to escape from the ravages of suffering." Thanissaro Bhikkhu, On The Path.
Forgiveness is given to those who have caused hurt and make the blood boil. The ultimate idea is transcendence, like water off a duck's back not forgiveness.
"In the same way, monks, there are these five aspects of speech by which others may address you: timely or untimely, true or false, affectionate or harsh, beneficial or unbeneficial, with a mind of good-will or with inner hate. Others may address you in a timely way or an untimely way. They may address you with what is true or what is false. They may address you in an affectionate way or a harsh way. They may address you in a beneficial way or an unbeneficial way. They may address you with a mind of good-will or with inner hate. In any event, you should train yourselves: 'Our minds will be unaffected and we will say no evil words. We will remain sympathetic to that person's welfare, with a mind of good will, and with no inner hate. We will keep pervading him with an awareness imbued with good will and, beginning with him, we will keep pervading the all-encompassing world with an awareness imbued with good will equal to space — abundant, expansive, immeasurable, free from hostility, free from ill will.' That's how you should train yourselves.
"Suppose that a man were to come along carrying a burning grass torch and saying, 'With this burning grass torch I will heat up the river Ganges and make it boil.' Now, what do you think — would he, with that burning grass torch, heat up the river Ganges and make it boil?"
"No, lord. Why is that? Because the river Ganges is deep & enormous. It's not easy to heat it up and make it boil with a burning grass torch. The man would reap only a share of weariness & disappointment."
"Monks, even if bandits were to carve you up savagely, limb by limb, with a two-handled saw, he among you who let his heart get angered even at that would not be doing my bidding. Even then you should train yourselves: 'Our minds will be unaffected and we will say no evil words. We will remain sympathetic, with a mind of good will, and with no inner hate. We will keep pervading these people with an awareness imbued with good will and, beginning with them, we will keep pervading the all-encompassing world with an awareness imbued with good will — abundant, expansive, immeasurable, free from hostility, free from ill will.' That's how you should train yourselves.
And what is right speech? Abstaining from lying, from divisive speech, from abusive speech, & from idle chatter: This is called right speech.
That would be truly ironic!
"Irony" is lots of fun because it helps maintaining a forgiving (aka non-attached) attitude.
Interesting distinction. Hopefully, we can discuss this more.
Thanks for that Pegembara. Something lofty sounding to reflect upon.
In case it is helpful here, coincidentally, I just became aware of this essay (right after glancing at this thread). It is Thanissaro Bhikkhu on the Buddha's teachings on animosity and forgiveness.
"A transgression has overcome me, lord, in that I was so foolish, so muddle-headed, and so unskilled as to kill my father — a righteous man, a righteous king — for the sake of sovereign rulership. May the Blessed One please accept this confession of my transgression as such, so that I may restrain myself in the future."
"Yes, great king, a transgression overcame you in that you were so foolish, so muddle-headed, and so unskilled as to kill your father — a righteous man, a righteous king — for the sake of sovereign rulership. But because you see your transgression as such and make amends in accordance with the Dhamma, we accept your confession. For it is a cause of growth in the Dhamma & Discipline of the noble ones when, seeing a transgression as such, one makes amends in accordance with the Dhamma and exercises restraint in the future."
Don't worry about it. We wrapped up the discussion and moved on. There is other Dhamma to share and discuss. This thread is still worth keeping and adding to as i am sure some onlooker will one day find it useful.
It also helps in maintaining malevolence towards other members, and then claiming that one's mental state was wholesome.
There is other Dhamma to share and discuss. This thread is still worth keeping and adding to as i am sure some onlooker will one day find it useful.
I think its a beneficial topic for the here-&-now. Everything can be a means of Dhamma realisation.
Interesting quote here SV; worthy of investigation. What happens when one imputes harm when it did not actually occur and then confesses for the wrong mistake? Allow me to provide an example. When I was a child, we had religious scripture class for 30 minutes per week and periodically had to go to Catholic confession. I would not go to confession so the old lady preacher would visit my mother's shop and tell my mother I never went to confession. My mother would force me to go and I would make up sins to tell the priest, such as I stole $2 from my mother's purse (when I actually did not). Which "sin" should I have confessed? The sin of stealing, the sin of lying about sinning when I had no awareness of any sins or the sin of sinlessness?
Interesting quote here SV; worthy of investigation. What happens when one imputes harm when it did not actually occur and then confesses for the wrong mistake? Allow me to provide an example. When I was a child, we had religious scripture class for 30 minutes per week and would periodically had to go to Catholic confession.
I'm not sure that I follow what you mean. A person who imputes harm when there is none has made a mistake; this would, in Catholic terms, be like a person who confesses to something they think is a sin, but which is not a sin. Are you saying that they would then need to confess for having made the mistake of confessing that which did not require it? I don't know the Catholic doctrine here, but it would seem a little harsh.
Sorry, you were in the process of editing when I replied earlier. I don't really know what Catholic doctrine is regarding the confession of sin, but in this particular case - leaving Catholic doctrine aside - I think it would be better for a person in that position not to lie about a non-existent theft. That would remove the problem of lying about sinning. The "sin of sinlessness" is oxymoronically meaningful only if one holds that assumption that sin must have occurred. A rational adult of good will would be able to talk to the preacher about that assumption, and gain a better understanding of the requirements of the confessional which would then lead to this situation being avoided. But of course, we can't expect this of children, and they are often upset and perplexed by conflicting rules and standards.
Interesting quote here SV; worthy of investigation. What happens when one imputes harm when it did not actually occur and then confesses for the wrong mistake?
Allow me to provide an example. When I was a child, we had religious scripture class for 30 minutes per week and periodically had to go to Catholic confession. I would not go to confession so the old lady preacher would visit my mother's shop and tell my mother I never went to confession. My mother would force me to go and I would make up sins to tell the priest, such as I stole $2 from my mother's purse (when I actually did not).
Which "sin" should I have confessed? The sin of stealing, the sin of lying about sinning when I had no awareness of any sins or the sin of sinlessness?
Incidentally, even telling white lies to make the other side feel better (in this case the priest expecting to hear about sinning, so he can return absolution) or avoiding harm to yourself (what might the priest have done to you if you had nothing to confess, go once more to your mother so you would be piunished?) are still that: lies.
As you were aware that you were telling a straight lie -- in opposition to simply avoiding a truth -- your unwholesome action was volitional with automatic harmful consequences for yourself (rising defilements and Bad Kamma). However, your personal motivation defines how much Bad Kamma you have aquired by practicing False Speech.
The Buddha warned further, that intentional lying leads to habitual lying, and as such will lead to rebirth in a lower realm.
However, there is a way to overcome telling a lie even after the fact, namely confessing the act to a teacher. This is, it might seem funny, nothing else what Catholic Confession in essence tries to achieve, the overcoming of negative repercussions due to unwholesome actions (purgatory and hell), forcing the sinner at the same time to reflect on what he did, so he can avoid such behaviour in the future.
In your case, I would have thought that a confession of Pride (no less but one of the Cardinal Sins!) would have been in order, due to your assumption that you were free of sins to confess.
At that time Ven. Rahula was staying at the Mango Stone. Then the Blessed One, arising from his seclusion in the late afternoon, went to where Ven. Rahula was staying at the Mango Stone. Ven. Rahula saw him coming from afar and, on seeing him, set out a seat & water for washing the feet. The Blessed One sat down on the seat set out and, having sat down, washed his feet. Ven. Rahula, bowing down to the Blessed One, sat to one side.
Then the Blessed One, having left a little bit of water in the water dipper, said to Ven. Rahula, "Rahula, do you see this little bit of left-over water remaining in the water dipper?"
"That's how little of a contemplative there is in anyone who feels no shame at telling a deliberate lie."
Having tossed away the little bit of left-over water, the Blessed One said to Ven. Rahula, "Rahula, do you see how this little bit of left-over water is tossed away?"
"Rahula, whatever there is of a contemplative in anyone who feels no shame at telling a deliberate lie is tossed away just like that."
"What do you think, Rahula: What is a mirror for?"
"In the same way, Rahula, bodily actions, verbal actions, & mental actions are to be done with repeated reflection.
"Whenever you want to do a verbal action, you should reflect on it: 'This verbal action I want to do — would it lead to self-affliction, to the affliction of others, or to both? Would it be an unskillful verbal action, with painful consequences, painful results?' If, on reflection, you know that it would lead to self-affliction, to the affliction of others, or to both; it would be an unskillful verbal action with painful consequences, painful results, then any verbal action of that sort is absolutely unfit for you to do. But if on reflection you know that it would not cause affliction... it would be a skillful verbal action with pleasant consequences, pleasant results, then any verbal action of that sort is fit for you to do.
"While you are doing a verbal action, you should reflect on it: 'This verbal action I am doing — is it leading to self-affliction, to the affliction of others, or to both? Is it an unskillful verbal action, with painful consequences, painful results?' If, on reflection, you know that it is leading to self-affliction, to the affliction of others, or to both... you should give it up. But if on reflection you know that it is not... you may continue with it.
"Having done a verbal action, you should reflect on it: 'This verbal action I have done — did it lead to self-affliction, to the affliction of others, or to both? Was it an unskillful verbal action, with painful consequences, painful results?' If, on reflection, you know that it led to self-affliction, to the affliction of others, or to both; it was an unskillful verbal action with painful consequences, painful results, then you should confess it, reveal it, lay it open to the Teacher or to a knowledgeable companion in the holy life. Having confessed it... you should exercise restraint in the future. But if on reflection you know that it did not lead to affliction... it was a skillful verbal action with pleasant consequences, pleasant results, then you should stay mentally refreshed & joyful, training day & night in skillful mental qualities.
The teaching is a lake with shores of ethics, unclouded, praised by the fine to the good.
There the knowledgeable go to bathe, and cross to the far shore without getting wet.
Forgiveness wrote: Now, a trifling evil act done by what sort of individual is experienced in the here & now, and for the most part barely appears for a moment? There is the case where a certain individual is developed in the body, developed in virtue, developed in mind [i.e., painful feelings cannot invade the mind and stay there], developed in discernment: unrestricted, large-hearted, dwelling with the immeasurable. A trifling evil act done by this sort of individual is experienced in the here & now, and for the most part barely appears for a moment.
So you tell me that you were a young boy and (I guess) totally unaware of the Precepts. Unluckily, this makes you definitely not an "individual developed in the body, developed in virtue, developed in mind, developed in discernment: unrestricted".
"Now, a trifling evil deed done by what sort of individual takes him to hell? There is the case where a certain individual is undeveloped in [contemplating] the body, undeveloped in virtue, undeveloped in mind, undeveloped in discernment: restricted, small-hearted, dwelling with suffering. A trifling evil deed done by this sort of individual takes him to hell.
In another thread there is a discussion if ignorance of rules increases or decreases the Bad Kamma created by rule-breaking. I actually am of the opinion that ignorance of rules, in such a case, would diminish the Bad Kamma created, but not everybody shared that view. I am further of the opinion, that evil actions can be cancelled out by later doing merit, but also in this point there are those, who have declared this not to be correct.
You take your pick(s), as I have done -- well aware that my ideas about this might be just a protective delusion (as I have done my fair part of Wrong Speech throughout my life).
Does it even matter, from a Theravada viewpoint, if the rule-breaker is a child, eg. has a still developing mind, or is no such discernment made?


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In turn-of-the-century Sicily, aristocratic scions Adriana (Sophia Loren) and Cesar (Richard Burton) have loved one another for years, but Adriana accedes to the wishes of Cesar's father and marries his foolish younger brother, Antonio (Ian Bannen). When Antonio dies, much to the relief of everyone, it looks as though the coast is now clear for Cesar to marry Adriana after a suitable mourning period. Alas, she has a fatal illness and it is not to be. An old fashioned melodrama that was to be director Vittorio De Sica's final film.
Genre: Drama, Drama Romance, Romance
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Apparently he stopped his naughty activities back in 2006, but still…a guy that is supposed to securing machines was installing malware and had a bot totaling about a quarter of a million zombies.
Most used for info gathering, Paypal accounts and installing Malware for comission, he claims to have made $19,000 in a week installing TopConverting (read more).
A Los Angeles security professional has admitted to infecting more than a quarter million computers with malicious software and installing spyware that was used to steal personal data and serve victims with online advertisements.
John Kenneth Schiefer, 26, variously known online as "acid" and "acidstorm," agreed to plead guilty to at least four felony charges of fraud and wiretapping, charges punishable by $1.75 million in fines and nearly 60 years in prison.
Investigators say Schiefer and two minors — identified in the complaint only by their online screen names "pr1me" and "dynamic" — broke into about 250,000 PCs. On at least 137,000 of those infected systems, Schiefer and his cohorts installed programs that allowed them to control the machines remotely.
That's a pretty reasonable sized network, enough to rent out for some serious DDoS attacks, and certainly enough Paypal accounts to earn some good money.
Schiefer said he and his friends spread the bot programs mainly over AOL Instant Messenger (AIM). By using malicious "spreader" programs such as Niteaim and AIM Exploiter, Schiefer and his co-conspirators spammed out messages inviting recipients to click on a link. Anyone who took the bait had a "Trojan horse" program downloaded to their machine, an invader that then tried to fetch the malicious bot program.
Schiefer admits he and friends used several hjacked PayPal accounts to purchase Web hosting that helped facilitate the spreading of their bot programs.
Pretty lame, but most of the infections were done with pre-built AIM tools. This is ultimate script kiddy stuff, but hey I guess it works right.
WifiZoo is a tool to gather wifi information passively. Similar to dsniff but for wireless work, the author wanted to do something wifi-related somewhat helpful in wifi pentesting. Something of an extension of Ferret from Errata.
It's essentially a tool to get information from open wifi networks without joining any network, and covering all wifi channels. Most of the packet parsing is done by Scapy.
Interesting research from Elcomsoft, using the parallel processing capacity of graphics cards to speed up the password cracking process.
Pretty inventive thinking, as graphics cards get more and more powerful, and they are created to do massive parallel tasks for all the latest and greatest games, why not apply it to password cracking!
Elcomsoft, a software company based in Moscow, Russia, has filed a US patent for the technique. It takes advantage of the "massively parallel processing" capabilities of a graphics processing unit (GPU) – the processor normally used to produce realistic graphics for video games.
Using an $800 graphics card from nVidia called the GeForce 8800 Ultra, Elcomsoft increased the speed of its password cracking by a factor of 25, according to the company's CEO, Vladimir Katalov.
A top end graphics cards makes your cracking 25 times faster, now that's a pretty impressive increase if you ask me. Worth investing for regular pen-testers who do a lot of cracking to test password strength.
The toughest passwords, including those used to log in to a Windows Vista computer, would normally take months of continuous computer processing time to crack using a computer's central processing unit (CPU). By harnessing a $150 GPU – less powerful than the nVidia 8800 card – Elcomsoft says they can cracked in just three to five days. Less complex passwords can be retrieved in minutes, rather than hours or days.
Elcomsoft says it took three months to develop code to take advantage of a GPU, and the company plans to introduce the feature into some of its password cracking products over time.
I'll be watching where this goes and will be interested to see if any open source tools come out capitalise on the GPU capability.
Seen as though untidy was mentioned again fairly recent, it sparked my memory that I have a fairly old draft regarding untidy the XML Fuzzer.
Fuzzing is definitely becoming an important part of Pen Testing and especially application security – we've published about quite a few and I'm sure there are more in development.
I'm glad to release the second beta version of untidy; untidy is general purpose XML Fuzzer. It takes a string representation of a XML as input and generates a set of modified, potentially invalid, XMLs based on the input. It's released under GPL v2 and written in python.
It's currently in it's second release (Beta 2).
There are no prerequisites for running untidy, you will have to change it slightly though as it will output a LOT of XML to the screen, you'll need to find the "print i" and change it to something more appropriate (sending to the server you want to test or outputing to a file with a newline for each iteration).
October Commenter of the Month Competition Winner!
We unfortunately lost quite a few comments due to the server crash in early October, but activity after that was pretty good with some excellent quality comments.
As you know we started the Darknet Commenter of the Month Competition on June 1st and it ran for the whole of June and July. We have just finished the fifth month of the competition in October and are now in the sixth, starting starting a few days ago on November 1st – Sponsored by GFI.
So announcing the winner for October…it's dre! dre left us with some excellent insight, links and really high quality comments.
Sandeep Nain actually had the most comments, but he can't win again until next year.
Keep commenting guys, and stand to win a prize for the month of November.
We are still waiting for pictures from backbone, Sandeep and TRDQ of themselves with their prizes!
Winner of the month for June was Daniel with 35 comments.
Winner of the month for July was backbone with 46 comments.
Winner of the month for August was TheRealDonQuixote with 53 comments.
Winner of the month for September was Sandeep Nain with 32 comments.


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Jacobus Christiaan Pieter Mossel (1850 – Voorburg, 7 oktober 1919) was een Nederlandse burgemeester.

Mossel was een zoon van Gustaaf Willem Mossel en Catharina Helena Johanna Jeekel. Hij huwde met Martha Sara Julia van der Does. Mossel werd bij Koninklijk Besluit van 15 september 1898 benoemd tot burgemeester van Krommenie. Per 1 september 1909 is Mossel eervol ontslagen als burgemeester. Tien jaar later overleed hij op 69-jarige leeftijd.

Burgemeester van Krommenie

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1 What is Bags under-eye circles?
4 Why Bags Under Your Eyes Appeared ?
What is Bags under-eye circles?
Bags under eyes mild swelling or puffiness under the eyes are common as you age. With aging, the tissues around your eyes, including some of the muscles supporting your eyelids, weaken. Normal fat that helps support the eyes can then move into the lower eyelids, causing the lids to appear puffy. Fluid also may accumulate in the space below your eyes, adding to the swelling.
Hard living too much caffeine and tobacco and too little sleep – is a less common cause of eye puffiness and bags.
Why Bags Under Your Eyes Appeared ?
Get enough sleep. Sound sleeping is an inexpensive, easy way to help minimise dark under-eye circles, no matter what the cause. Sleep not only helps keep eyes bright, it also aids your body in repairing cell damage to your skin.
Reduce alcohol and caffeine. Though they may perk you up in the short term, caffeine and alcohol don't do the same for your skin. They can cause mild dehydration, making dark circles more obvious.
Consider skin lighteners. However the British Skin Foundation cautions that many skin-lightening creams contain illegal compounds that can damage your health. To help reputable skin-lightening products work their best, avoid the sun and use sunscreen daily.
Check out injectable fillers. A dermatologist or cosmetic skin doctor may administer these if your dark eye circles are due to broken blood vessels. Fillers can also help if fat loss is the cause of hollows or shadowing under the eyes.
Look into laser treatments and vitamin K. Laser treatments may reduce the appearance of dark circles due to broken blood vessels. Skin care products containing vitamin K may also help.
Go a shade lighter in your concealer. A concealer one shade lighter than your skin tone can help disguise under-eye circles. A concealer with an SPF of 15 or higher provides double benefits. If your skin tends to be oily or acne-prone, use an oil-free concealer.
Sleep. It's as important to preventing puffy eyes as it is to diminishing dark circles. Start by getting at least eight hours of good sleep a night.
Drink. Staying well-hydrated can help prevent puffy eyes. Drinking plenty of healthy liquids, especially water, helps keep overall skin tone firm and full looking.
Cut back on salt. Retaining body fluid can cause puffy, doughy looking skin. Reducing salt intake helps reduce the tendency to retain excess water. An easy way to cut back on salt? Reduce the processed foods in your diet.
Use cool compresses. Some skin experts advocate the de-puffing power of chilled, moist green tea bags. Cool cucumber slices or a bag of frozen peas or carrots wrapped in a cloth on the eyes for 10 to 15 minutes may also help or a gel eye-mask could also do the trick.
Consider cosmetic fillers. These can help if collagen and elastin break down causing surrounding skin to puff out. Fillers may reduce the look of puffiness.
Learn to accept the look of your eyes. Some people are just more prone to puffy eyes or dark eye circles. As we grow older, skin naturally weakens and becomes less resilient, so puffy eyes or dark circles naturally become more noticeable.


Roc-A-Fella co-founder Damon Dash opened up to the ladies of "The Real" to share his thoughts on his late former girlfriend Aaliyah's passing almost 15 years ago.
Photo: celebfeednow Dash told the hosts that he was against Aaliyah making the Bahamas trip to shoot her infamous "Rock the Boat" video. He said Aaliyah herself told him she did not feel comfortable with the plane she was suppose to take, but she felt she had to go and do what she had to do. "If I was there, I would have made sure that that jet that was supposed to be for her ... she would have been on that," Dash said. "I wouldn't have got on that plane, you know what I'm saying? So it probably would have been different. But you know um, everything happens for a reason. You know, and what doesn't kill you makes you stronger and you just gotta deal with the cards that life deals you." Dash was also seen telling Dr. Jen from VH1's show family therapy that losing Aaliyah and his mother turned him "into a monster."
What are your thoughts on Dame Dash's revelation?


UNFPA Islamic Republic of Iran | The start of new cooperation between UNFPA and the Ministry of Cooperatives, Labour and Social Welfare of I.R. Iran.
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The start of new cooperation between UNFPA and the Ministry of Cooperatives, Labour and Social Welfare of I.R. Iran.
The UNFPA Representative, Dr. Leila Joudane and the Deputy Minister of Welfare of the Ministry of Cooperatives, Labour and Social Welfare of I.R. Iran, His Excellency Dr. Ahmad Meidari signed a new Memorandum of Understanding on Sunday, 3 June 2018.
The MoU announced the start of a joint cooperation with the Office of Empowerment and Support of the ministry in the area of women affairs in general, and the field of female-heads of households in particular. The new cooperation aims at conducting a comprehensive situation analysis of the socio-economic and health status of female-heads of household as well as evaluation of the support systems for needy women in place.
The cooperation will pave the way for advocacy and policy reform in the area of female-heads of households and supportive plans.


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The Gladstone RADF Committee is a group of informed representatives who reflect the diverse arts, culture and geography of the Council area. The committee acts as a focus group for arts and culture in the Gladstone Region and makes recommendations to Council for eligible grant submissions each funding round.
Local artists, arts and cultural workers, members of cultural groups, local organisations or associations and people active within the arts community are eligible to be members of their local RADF Committee. Committee members can be elected through a public election by either show of hands or secret ballot. They can also be invited onto the Committee by Gladstone Regional Council.
Council appoints a Councillor to Chair to RADF Committee, and in 2018, Cr Glenn Churchill was appointed as the Gladstone Region RADF Chair. Additonally, Council appoints two ex-officio members, Gladstone Regional Art Gallery & Museum Manager / Curator Jo Duke and newly appointed Manager Events & Entertainment Kim Roberts, as well as support staff member, RADF Liaison Officer Di Paddick.
Committee members participate in RADF Committee training, promote the RADF Program within their own networks and provide mentoring assistance to grant applicants.
Members may serve for a maximum term of 4 years, with an option to step down after two years. Committee members who have served for a continuous four-year term are required to 'rest' for a period of 12 months before being eligible for re-election.
Committee and community training opportunities are offered, side-by-side throughout the year and all are encouraged to participate.
During Round One 2018-19, committee members Wesley Walker, Belynda (Bindi) Waugh, Tina Skyring-Quirk, Michael Lunan, Hannah Rodda and Lorna McGrath will be mentoring applicants through the submission process.
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Building a Better World
Grime clinging to buildings 'exhale' toxic gases when exposed to sunlight
August 19, 2015 By Joe Letriz
Grime that is found on urban structures contribute to the toxic chemicals in the sky by simply existing and 'exhaling' amounts of a poisonous chemical.
At the conference of the American Chemical Society in Boston, Massachusetts, findings show that grime attached to urban buildings will 'exhale' toxic gasses when they come into contact with sunlight.
After experiments were conducted in Germany, which looked at the state of grime that had exposure to sunlight and grim that had little to no exposure, researchers found that the grime that bathed in the sunlight has a way of absorbing certain gases from the atmosphere, which combined with the nitrogen that the grime releases over time, releases nitrogen dioxide (NO2), a toxic pollutant that contributes to the formation of smog.
James Donaldson, a chemistry professor with the University of Toronto in Canada, led the research after spending most of his research time inside of labs. After working with other experts in Leipzig, Germany, where the experiment was set up, new light was shed on things, so to speak.
"Rather than being a permanent sink for nitrogen oxide gases…grime exposed to sunlight can re-release some of these gases back into the urban atmosphere," said James.
Although the experiment only showed a loss of 10% of the nitrogen present inside of the grime, it should not come as a surprise that this shouldn't go on unfettered.
The lost nitrogen, with the grime constantly re-exposed to the sunlight, gets reabsorbed into the grime. This leads to a steady state of variation.
"In our lab experiments, what we did was take a full bathtub and pull out the plug," Professor Donaldson explained. "In the field experiment, we opened the plug but left the water running."
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At this stage in my life, so much of my reading and studying is filtered through the perspective of mothering. This includes my studying of the Bible and theology. I find the deeper I dig into God's Word, the more light it shines on my life--and how I ought to mother.
"Brothers. . ." This passage is written to Believers. As parents, God has given us special responsibility towards our children. But they are also our "brothers" and in the Covenant.
We went to Ash Wednesday services at the beginning of Lent with Kate at the episcopal church around the corner (we missed liturgy) and when the priest put ashes on her little forehead, it really made an impact on me. As much as I am her mother, I am also her sister in Christ. This has been really helpful to me in thinking through parenting issues. Most Christians wouldn't serve wine to a fellow Christian who was a recovering alcoholic. Why do they discpline their children and then set them up to do the same things again?
In his commentary on Galatians, Martin Luther clarifies that "caught in sin" is not speaking about doctrinal errors, "but about far lesser sins into which people fall not deliberately, but through weakness." As our children are learning right from wrong, they will sin. As they are growing through various stages of development, they will have greater or lesser control over their impulses.
Luther goes on to say, "is caught in imply being tricked by the devil or sinful nature." Sinful nature, temptation, weakness, developmental stages--remembering these sins of our children are part of their weakness helps me respond to them with compassion.
Luther states, "Paul therefore teaches how those who have fallen should be dealt with--namely those who are strong should raise them up and restore them gently." I don't always feel "strong" or "spiritual." Often I feel weak and struggling myself. But it is my responsibility to raise my children and be strong for them. We have no trouble with the idea of parents being a "mama bear" protecting her young child. I also want to be strong spiritually to correct them gently, to be the "mama bear" to help my children when they are struggling with sin.
It's interesting to note that this passage is immediately proceeded by the admonitions to walk in the Spirit and the list of the fruit of the Spirit-- love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, self-control. These should be on my mind as I restore my children gently.
After restoring gently, we are told to "carry each other's burdens." I see this, in light of mothering, as an especial entreaty to know our particular children and their particular weaknesses.
One of my sons is insecure around lots of guests--and he has responded in the past by getting very loud, climbing on furniture, and even hitting a guest. I've found that to carry his burden means I prepare him beforehand for our guests, and I hold his hand when they arrive, until he is comfortable and calm. Another son is prone to lash out at his brothers when he is angry. Bearing his burden has meant praying with him and for him, helping him recognize when he feels anger rising, and giving him strategies to deal with that anger without hitting. And it has meant letting him know it's good to come to me and say, "Mommy, I'm angry" so I can help him not sin in his anger.
Also in this encouragement to carry one another's burdens, it strikes me how wrong it is to follow the child-training technique of placing a child in a situation of temptation--to test him and see whether he can withstand it (or be punished.) This method is encouraged by some for training toddlers and preschoolers, and seems to be very contrary to bearing the burdens of temptation.
"And watch yourself, or you also may be tempted. . ." For parents, I see this as a two-fold warning. First, to be gentle, not be angry—the caution here illustrates how very easy it is to slip into being harsh.
And also I see the warning not to be tempted to pride. When we become concerned about appearing to be "good parents" it is easy to slip into correcting harshly, minutely. This is one of the areas in which I struggled a lot, especially when my children were smaller. And especially when we were guests in churches and people's homes. I felt pressure (from myself even more than others) for my kids to be perfect and "prove" we were worthy to be missionaries. That pressure tempted me both into pride in my children's good behaviour, as well being overly picky and correcting unnecessarily.
"After Christ had redeemed us, renewed us, and made us his church, he gave us no other law but that of mutual love. To love is not to wish one another well, but to carry one another's burdens--that is, things that are grievous to us, and that we would not willingly bear. Therefore, Christians (parents!) must have strong shoulders and mighty bones, so they can carry their brother's weaknesses. . . Love, therefore, is mild, courteous, and patient, not in receiving, but in giving, for it is constrained to wink at many things and to bear them.
Footnote: Quotations are from the Crossway Commentary series, Martin Luther on Galatians. Luther's commentary is also available online, in a variant translation.
Good thoughts. It's helpful too that you give specific examples of your youngsters' behavior and how you deal with it.
Beautiful! Why do we (I!) think that the Bible does not have something in it to speak to every relationship in our lives? My husband and I recently returned from serving in Mexico and I too struggled with my children "measuring up",as we traveled and stayed/lived in people's homes. And the pressure was 99.9% of the time internal.Thank you for your honesty and sharing your desire to serve your children, not just as their mother but as their sister,too.
i appreciate your comments re correcting gently and knowing each individual child...and helping carry their burdens. in our quest for truth, we often ignore this aspect of family (and church) life. so often, those who are kind and gentle are soft on truth and wink at sin. many of us who are strong on truth are too harsh...WAY too harsh, not only with our children and spouses, but with our brothers and sisters in Christ! Then we wonder why we can't find a caring Body of believers. Hmmm!
you are right on sister. i've been observing over the years that our behavior in our 20's and 30's toward our children and spouses is sort of like putting money into a bank of love and good will (or withdrawing it if it is negative). Apart from unusual intervention b/f then, we will receive the dividends in our relationships with our children/spouses in our 50's and 60's and beyond. it is a version of the scripture that says "we reap what we sow." certainly compassion and tenderness in dealing with sin vs. a harsh and self-righteous spirit will result in a better earthly AND heavenly reward for all concerned.
i speak as a wounded soul who never experienced that kind of love and care from my christian parents and very little from my christian community. i am not rare from my generation (almost 60). we wanted to do better for our children...and by God's grace we did do better, but it was always an uphill battle and i see WAY more that could and should have been done. i found that one of the most difficult things about parenting was having to look at my woundedness and inadequacies. of course, that drew me to Christ but i didn't come to see some of the practical benefits of that until more recently.
Amen, amen, amen! What a great post!
I love your use of carrying burdens in the context of parenting. It adds such a loving dimension to what we teach our children.
I have been reading with interest your recent posts on Christian parenting. I've been challenged to examine my own parenting style. May the Lord continually refine me!
I would love to read any practical advice you have to share for gently parenting a TODDLER (My son is 2.5yo).
For example: "Johnny, please don't sit on your (infant) sister's back when she is trying to crawl. It makes her frustrated. Do you hear that she is starting to cry? (etc.)...."
Johnny almost immediately repeats behavior...and by the way, he fully comprehends the request I just made.
After Johnny directly disobeys my request in such a way, my current practice is to discipline him, usually with a spanking.
Can you provide to your readers some practical advice for parenting YOUNG children such as this. I appreciate all you have said so far...it just seems like the approach you are recommending is easier to "live out" with slightly older children.
Luther is wonderfully liberal with the Gospel! Thank you for the Galations link...most Lutheran churches these days have little to do with Luther's teachings. Bach (born March 21, 1750) is rarely performed either. My family is listening to the St. Matthew Passion tonight. Blessed Lent!
P.S. Your blog is too edifying to refrain from reading!
This is appropos of nothing; but I just wanted to say that me and Bach share the same birthday. Solomon Burke also turned 65 the same day that I turned 41!
I absolutely loved this blog!!! You have no idea how much it spoke to my heart today. Thank you for sharing this.
Preach it from the mountain tops, sister! AMEN!
Who am I, chief among sinners, to arrogantly condemn my children? I am to GENTLY restore them--LEST I FALL INTO TEMPTATION (of pride, anger, self-righteousness)...I do not lord over my children..we are *fellow-sojourners* on this faith journey.
I really appreciate the feedback, and the thoughts y'all have shared. It's been good for further reflection.
I love your thoughts on this. My 8 year old needs prepared before people come too. Otherwise she gets so hyper. Thanks for a fresh new view of my kids and motherhood!
I'm took me a few days to get to reading this post. I'm so glad I did read it. The analysis from Scripture was very insightful and the examples from your own life helped to clarify it's application. This is one you should think about publishing somewhere. It is very well done.
Very nice post! Happy Easter.
Thank you for reminding us that God's Word applies to our children too.
This post is exceptional. You should try getting this published in some kind of Christian parenting magazine. Seriously.
Your thoughts are so encouraging and helpful. I have three young children who at times are so irritable and ornery with one another that it's hard to know who to handle all of the situations that arise. Hitting, teasing, fighting over toys....My husband travels frequently and your blog has been a great reminder to me of how important it is to mold them in Christ's love just as a brother or sister in Christ. Nothing else a mother does is as important as that. Thanks!


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Culling The Classics: The Catcher in the Rye
Column by Brian McGackin	July 23, 2013	13 comments
Culling The Classics
It is alleged that there are over eight million books available on Amazon.com. Eight million. That means that even if you read one entire book per day for 100 years, you'd still only be 0.4565% of the way towards reading everything that Amazon has to offer. And that doesn't include any books that might be written next year, or the year after that, or any other of those 100 years. And remember, that's just Amazon. There are plenty of harder to track down old, out of print, and foreign works that would have to be added to the list as well.
Suffice it to say that, despite your very best efforts, you will not have time to read everything before you die. But if that's the case, how can you possibly know what books are worth your precious few reading moments? How do you choose? Do you go with what's popular today? There are hundreds of YA novels published every year, so strike that idea. Bestsellers? The New York Times has been running its Best Sellers list since 1942, so that's still a lot to digest. What about the classics? Aren't those important? The classics, hmm—now we're getting somewhere…
Classics are works that have withstood the crashing waves of fleeting fame and remained popular for years, decades, even centuries. Classics are literary opuses that have reputations for changing people's lives, inspiring imitation and tattoo space to no end. Classics are books that everyone is supposed to have read at some point. The only problem: they've been piling up for half a millennia, so there are still thousands to choose from. Luckily, we here at LitReactor have decided to sift through scores and scores of classic tomes in order to give you a better idea of what to mark as To-Read and what to toss aside, starting with everybody's favorite high school English requirement.
The Catcher in the Rye, by J.D. Salinger (Little, Brown and Company, 1951).
Roughly 65 million copies sold (Top 20 all-time); Goodreads rating of 3.76; #64 (board) and #19 (readers) on Modern Library's 100 Best Novels list.
The Spoiler-Free Skinny
J.D. Salinger's timeless tale of adolescent angst begins innocently enough with a young student, 16-year-old Holden Caulfield, wondering what to do with himself at the end of the fall term. Holden's been kicked out of school (again), but he's still got a couple of days to kill before the letter bearing the official notice of his removal reaches his parents in their posh Manhattan apartment. Being a teenager of means, Holden decides to spend a few days in New York on his own, enjoying his final days of freedom before his parents find out about his most recent misdeeds.
You'll Love It
Holden Caulfield is one of the most interesting narrators of the last century. J.D Salinger makes post-war New York City come alive through the meandering thoughts and misadventures of his main character. Through Caulfield, the book is thoughtful, emotional, and entirely unafraid of tackling difficult teenaged topics like bullying, suicide, sexuality, and depression. If you enjoy strong narrators with unique voices, you'll love it. If you enjoy quirky stream of consciousness prose, you'll love it. If you're a huge fan of books about gifted but troubled young adults like those in The Perks of Being a Wallflower, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, or Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close, you'll love it. If you're a teenager, you'll love it.
You'll Loathe It
Holden Caulfield is also one of the most insufferable little spoiled brats the human mind has ever conceived of. He's extremely intelligent, but he's constantly being kicked out of various boarding schools for his poor grades and bad attitude. He's a hero who is at times very hard to like, understand, or in any way connect with unless you are also a self-centered rich kid who can't figure out why the world wants you to make an effort. And he whines. A lot. Further complicating the matter, the book has no discernable plot and only the vaguest hint of a resolution. The narration wanders because the narrator wanders, and the book has as much ADD as Holden. If you prefer a clear plot and steady forward motion in your reading, you'll loathe it. If you can't stand protagonists who would generally be annoying to be around in the real world, you'll loathe it. If you aren't a fan of excessive cursing, colloquialism, or conversational narration, you'll loathe it. If you're already an adult, you'll loathe it.
Read It Or Leave It?
Unfortunately, this one's extremely tough to call. Anyone who fell in love with The Catcher in the Rye in high school will swear up and down that it'll change your life, but most people who don't read it until well after college will probably suggest it's best set aside. The real question, then, is what those in between should do. Honestly, it's skip-able. Once you've passed beyond your more rebellious years, this book has little to offer. In no way is The Catcher in the Rye absolutely required life reading for anyone who has already managed to survive into their twenties. If you're looking for a teen angst tome with which to address some lingering emotional issues, the already-moderately-outdated The Perks of Being a Wallflower is a better and more current vehicle. If you've read that one, you don't really need The Catcher in the Rye, too. Of course, if you do decide to give it a try anyway, on the plus side it's only about 200 pages, and each of its 26 chapters are mercifully short, so it's easy to break the book into digestible pieces.
Teens, read it; adults, leave it; everyone else, you might as well flip a coin.
Author: J.D. Salinger
Publisher: Little, Brown and Company (1991)
Binding: Mass Market Paperback, 240 pages
Column by Brian McGackin
Brian McGackin is the author of BROETRY (Quirk Books, 2011). He has a BA from Emerson College in Something Completely Unrelated To His Life Right Now, and a Masters in Poetry from USC. He enjoys Guinness, comic books, and Bruce Willis movies.
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Bobby Dee	from Sudbury Ontario is reading Joyland July 23, 2013 - 11:17am
What a horrible book that was. Just bad. I gave my grade 12 english professor what I thought was an honest, reasoned review on why I did not like this book. I got back a C+, with the comment "you missed an important message."
How? How did I miss the message when the author was beating me over the head with it on every page? I didn't miss the message...the message was bullshit.
Justin Robinson	July 23, 2013 - 11:57am
Why You'll Loathe It sums up exactly why I hated Rushmore as well. I've never wanted to punch a character as much as I want to punch Max Fischer.
Suzanne786	July 23, 2013 - 12:01pm
Same exact experience I had in high school, Bobby. Just because I don't get or agree with "the message" doesnt mean I'm an idiot and can't argue/write well...
bachunderground	from DC is reading tea leaves July 23, 2013 - 12:01pm
"Adults, leave it"? I disagree. Anyone who enjoys quality character development and quirky narration can enjoy this book.
What I loved about Catcher was the way every encounter, however small, was given weight. Salinger uses a lot of symbolism, and Holden's responses to situations are realistic and important. He's not just some random guy being dragged along by a plot: he creates the plot. And in real life, is that not the case? There are no magical boarding schools or Manic Pixie Dream Girls to whisk Holden away on an adventure. He, like everyone else in the world, has to create his own. And if he's not very good at it, who can blame him?
I understand being annoyed by Holden Caulfield, as he is, well, annoying. But he's well-developed, and disliking a well-developed narrator is in my opinion a poor reason to discredit a book. Hell, Gone Girl is one of my favorite books, and I hated both of the main characters. It's not that Holden Caulfield is so terrible. It's the lack of another driving plot interest in Catcher that places more focus on the narrator, and if the narrator is as flawed as Holden, it's gonna drive some people away.
I'd say only skip this book if you're really plot-focused, you get put off a book because you don't like the narrator, or you demand a straightforward narrative. If you give it a chance, Catcher is an excellent read, and well deserves its place in the literary pantheon.
Gordon Rekcikssa	from The Free City of Greyhawk is reading City of Night by John Rechy July 23, 2013 - 1:01pm
For me, Catcher In The Rye was just okay. I first read it in tenth grade, and while I appreciated the writing, I didn't really care for Holden Caufield at all. My family was pretty poor, so all I could think was "What is this rich kid whining about?" The next book we read was Cannery Row, and it absolutely set me on fire. Since then, I've read Catcher twice and Cannery Row dozens of times. These days Salinger just falls flat for me, but I still can't get enough of Steinbeck. Someone who can hold my interest for thirty-plus years...now that's a great writer.
Zackery Olson	from Rockford, IL is reading pretty much anything I can get my hands on July 23, 2013 - 2:26pm
I still read this book every year, usually in the week before New Year's. I hated it in high school; it wasn't until I was about twenty-four that I really liked it. I find it well worth rereading just for the humor in it. Of course, if you can't find humor in dysfunction you'll hate it; and in that case, your sense of humor probably has a pretty slim range. Also, if you're an adult and you swear that as an adult you've never been as confused about the world as you were as a teen and thought that a lot of things basically amount to bullshit at least once or twice, you may not be terribly honest with yourself either--or you live in some sort of strange, exclusive, gated utopia.
In the end, I say what I say about everything: to each his or her own. If you love it, cool. If you hate it, cool.
SammyB	from Las Vegas is reading currently too many to list July 23, 2013 - 4:22pm
@Bobby Dee - English teachers often get it into their heads that there is one specific meaning that every student must come away with when reading. Unfortunately, this is why so many students hate English class. They feel like their ideas, observations, and opinions do not matter. When I did my student teaching, my mentor teacher would always yell at me for giving kids points when the answer didn't align with what she thought was the correct interpretation. I argued that their interpretation was valid, and could be textually proven. She knocked points off of my evaluation for disagreeing with her, and took away the points I'd given the kids. She said I didn't understand the students or the material. It also used to piss her off when the kids hated the books she loved. They'd say, "this is boring" or "this has no value to me" and she would basically say it was because they were idiots.
In other words, your argument is valid. You were just unfortunate enough to get a teacher who believed you didn't "get it" based on his view of the book.
I'm not allowed to teach this book in my district because it isn't on the approved list. This is Las fucking Vegas, and our district is prude as fuck.
Deets999	from Connecticut is reading Adjustment Day July 23, 2013 - 5:47pm
Skipable?!?! Blasphemy! My final verdict is that the author of this column, Brian, needs to stay in and catch up on Hudson Hawk, Death Becomes Her, Surrogates, Cop Out, etc, etc. Though I am willing to sanction beer and comics!
Catcher is my favorite classic and I didn't read it until my 20's. Will agree that Perks is pretty tremendous as well. And I guess I will have to check out Curious Incident.
Stradlater and his crumby razor blades and good ole Phoebe.
jyh	from VA is reading whatever he feels like July 23, 2013 - 7:53pm
How do you choose?
No need.
Jeff	from Florida is reading Another Side of Bob Dylan by Victor Maymudes July 24, 2013 - 3:08pm
This isn't a book I have reread, so I tend to agree with the sentiment that "adults" won't dig it. But I remember connecting with it at a really young age -- 15 or 16. The way Holden hurled the word "phonies!" around resonated with me. Yes, let me just get a room in a big city somewhere and I'll find out for myself what life is.
Many years later of course, I found out my parents weren't such idiots after all but at the time, yeah, "Catcher in the Rye" was a harbinger.
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Jennifer Siletzky	July 27, 2013 - 7:33pm
I read it in high school, I loved it, I understood it, perhaps where I was in life was a perfect time to read it. My room got flooded and it got destroyed, along with Perks which I was currently halfway through. I honestly preferred Catcher to Perks, and would still swear by that any day. Perks to me was good, but concentrated on depression while Catcher concentrated more on Holden as a symbol of the disillusionment of post-war oppulent America. Perks was definitely about the mind of a teenager, but Salinger always spoke a little deeper to me than that. I always saw Holden as being the symbol of the product of the American Dream. Salinger used Holden as the messenger, and his internal thoughts weren't just the issues and problems that every teenager struggles with, but instead were symbolic of a greater attack on that damn American Dream that all American writers really love to write about.
Jeff Sollars	from Anacortes, wa is reading General Systems theory January 31, 2014 - 4:57am
My introduction to Salinger was in my mid twenties. I was working at a Deli in downtown Seattle. One day a co-worker had a problem with her motorcycle, I offer to fix it, and I did, (changed a fuse). She paid me in books, and told me I had to read them in a specific order. Raise High the Roof Beams Carpenter,( Seymore, an introduction), Franny and Zooey, Catcher in the Rye, and Nine stories.
By reading all of Salingers books in order, I was exposed to the World of Salinger. What impressed me most was his Voice. His unflinching attention to Character. He was able to capture the essence of the protagonists without being bothered by whether or not they were Good People Or Bad People, that was up to the reader. They story is what mattered most.
For most people now-a-days, It must seem like ancient history and akin to sticking a sharp stick in the eye to read it.
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