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"Revealing "Revelations""
Elaine Pagels' books on early Christianity introduce the lay reader to a concept familiar to almost any seminarian or graduate student of religion--that is, that the development of early Christianity into modern doctrinal mainstream Western Christianity was far from inevitable. Certainly many readers will be aware of much later fissures within the body of Christianity, including the 11th century split between the Western Catholic Church and Eastern Orthodox Church, the 15th century rise of Protestantism, the 19th century birth of Mormonism and the 20th century advent of Pentecostalism. What may not be so well known is the wide diversity of belief and practice that existed within the growing Christian movement during its first few centuries.
Recent archeological discoveries, most notably the Nag Hammadi library and the Dead Sea Scrolls, both discovered in the mid-20th century, have just begun to reveal the diversity within Judaism and the beginnings of Christianity in the centuries immediately preceding and after the time of Christ. Pagels relies on these texts, as well as canonical Christian scripture, to explore in a highly accessible manner the historical context within which the the book of Revelations was written and the choices made at the many forks in the road along the way to the establishment of modern creedal Christianity.
Among the issues discussed in this book are: the eventual conflation (very probably erroneous) of the author of the book of Revelations with the apostle John; likely sources of the use of imagery in the book; the undercurrent in Revelations of antipathy towards the apostle Paul's inclusion of Gentiles in the Christian movement without requiring Torah obedience on their part; changing understandings of what was meant by "the beast"; the use of the book to suppress perceived heresies in order to consolidate Christianity in a Constantinian world; the controversial nature of the book from the time of its writing and the fact that it only made it into the Christian canon by the narrowest of margins. Pagels explains how John's was only one of many apocalyptic writings extant at the time, analyses the differences and similarities between his and examples of the others, and describes the process which ultimately led to John's book's inclusion in the canon
Pagels, a Christian herself, does not write with the intention of discrediting or diminishing Christianity, but rather to open up our understanding of the faith as a living and dynamic process. Those who have become disillusioned with established Christianity may find new inspiration here and those committed to modern Christian doctrine may find food for thought as well as a new appreciation for the complexities that went into the development of their religion. Whatever one's background, this book offers a fascinating insight into the growth of what was essentially a spiritual movement into the established global religion with which we are familiar today.
"Ghostly Cornucopia"
If you're looking for a good ghost story for the Halloween season, this one is a good bet. Allusions to creepy literary spinsters—Henry James's Miss Jessel and Dickens's Miss Havisham—create the atmosphere for this gothic suspense novel.
The protagonist grows up in Australia with a mother who refuses to speak about the details of her childhood in England. As he grows older, he becomes increasingly curious about his mother's reasons for leaving England and her reluctance to talk about her past. He returns to England and begins to piece together what might have happened, discovering short ghost stories written by his great-grandmother, Viola. These wonderfully spooky tales, filled with supernatural occurrences and séances, are interwoven into the main narrative and offer tantalizing clues about the family's history.
The narrative can get a bit confusing at times, as we jump between Viola's stories and the protagonist's life, something that probably is a bit more of a challenge in the audio format. One must pay close attention to keep the characters straight or be prepared to rewind in order to keep track of the story--I had to rewind several times but actually welcomed the chance to do so because I really didn't want the book to end. The ending makes perfect sense but you really have to think about it. Happy hauntings!
"Guess I've outgrown Narnia after all..."
Although not usually a fan of the fantasy genre, a large part of the appeal of this trilogy for me has been its inspiration from the Narnia chronicles of C.S.Lewis which captivated me as a child. How would those stories play out if the characters were allowed to mature and develop in the "real world"?
I loved the first book of the trilogy, the second a little less so and the third (this one) not so much. At his best, Lev Grossman recreates in my heart the almost painful yearning I had as a child to enter the fantastical world of of Narnia (Fillory, in Grossman's rendering of that world). Descriptions of the imaginary world and its inhabitants are lush and evocative and sure to appeal to lovers of the genre. For me, however, the mystery of the first novel in the series was missing and I found it increasingly hard to care about what happened to the characters in a world so disconnected from our own.
It makes me a little sad--I wish I could have gotten more into the spirit and summoned back to life the sense of wonder I had as a child. The stories have it right for most of us--once you grow up it is almost impossible to fully return to those lands of your dreams, whether it be Narnia, Fillory or Neverland...
"Mystery Cult"
Having grown up a few miles from the original Shaker upstate NY settlement in the US and having visited several former Shaker communities in NY, Massachusetts and Kentucky, I was intrigued by the premise of this novel. The book does a great job of exploring the nuances of Shaker life as experienced from both the inside and outside, all in the context of an engaging story. While Shakers tend to be remembered today for their expert hand-craftsmanship, this was only one expression of their belief system, and while many of their beliefs seem bizarre, others have a startlingly modern ring, including the equality of women and a belief in the feminine aspect of God. Well worthwhile.
"Ghost or Not?"
One of the things I like best about Phil Rickman is his ability to walk the line between the supernatural and the mundane, all in the setting of a bucolic English countryside. He also understands the deep influence religion has upon us, whether or not we are "believers," predisposing us to accept or reject the supernatural, while the truth may lay somewhere in between. Perhaps that is "The Smile of a Ghost" referred to in the title. Another great installment in the Merrily Watkins mystery series.
"Boarding School Game of "Clue""
I keep hoping that Tana French will live up to the promise she showed in her earliest novels, but the last few have been disappointing and this one is no exception. Ms. French continues to write beautifully but the languid pace of this mystery tends to irritate rather than enthrall.
The drama is set in a girls' boarding school, and much like the board game "Clue," we are placed in a contained environment with a dead body and 8 possible suspects. "Drama" is an appropriate descriptor here, as much of the story revolves around the angst of adolescent life. Even that, however, does not ring particularly true, at least in my opinion--the bad attitude of these teen-age girls, especially towards law-enforcement officials, seems to go way over the top given that a murder has occurred on campus. Occasional allusions to some sort of supernatural influences are intriguing but ultimately go nowhere. The sub-plot involving intra-office police department politics doesn't add much to the story except perhaps laying the foundation for a partnership in Ms. French's next novel.
In the meantime, I'll keep listening and hoping.
"It's a Dog's World"
This book, recommended to me by another dog lover, is an odd combination of relatively dry discussions of the biology and psychology of dogs and treacly anecdotes about the author's dog, "Pump." As such, it does not work very well on either level.
The book has its moments on topics such as dogs' eyesight and sense of time, and a critique of the skewed (by human assumptions) conclusions of some studies on dog behavior. Notwithstanding these bright spots, much of the material will already be familiar to any dog-lover, and the frequent and cutesy descriptions of Pumps's behavior, while apparently intended to make the book a bit more "personal," came across as an irritating effort on the part of the author to convince us of her own dog's particular specialness.
The narration is slow (try it at 1.25 speed, at a minimum) which doesn't make the material any easier to get through. I am giving it 3 stars because it does contain a lot of information which may be unfamiliar to some readers. Still, if you're looking for a book to help you better understand your dog, I would recommend "The Wolf in the Parlor" by Jon Franklin.
"Frommer's Guide to the Chinese Underworld"
It is the time of year when I find myself in the mood for a good ghost story, but unfortunately, this isn't one of them. The premise is intriguing, involving dead and half-dead characters who exist on their own plane and sometimes interact with the living, most often in dreams. Plenty of potential here for eerie suspense and exploration of dimensions of human existence beyond the worldly. Sadly, this potential is wasted and what we have instead is combination of vapid romance novel and tedious travelogue of the traditional Chinese afterlife. There are aspects of Chinese mythology and culture which are of interest but they can't compensate for the predictable plot, 2-dimensional characters and cloying narrative style. Guess I'll still be searching for a good ghost story.
"Plagued by Love"
This book has been sitting on my shelf unread for many years, so I welcomed the chance to listen to this audio version. I usually find classics well-worthy of their reputations as such, but I confess to being disappointed in this one. Perhaps that is the pitfall of having such high expectations.
The novel is an exploration of the many facets of love from the heterosexual male point of view. The female characters serve mainly as foils--as the objects of male attention, intention and obsession. Even the main female protagonist, Fermina, seems rather 2-dimensional--her actions mainly serving as the impetus for the actions, thoughts and feelings of the men who are drawn to her.
The cholera of the title is not accidental. Episodes of this plague occur at various points throughout the book, but more important are the parallels drawn between cholera and love. Love is likened to a disease--mercilessly consuming its victims and typically causing far more torment than pleasure. While certainly containing elements of truth, it is a fairly oppressive view of the nature of love.
The prose is beautiful--evocative of time and place, if at times slow-moving. The translation serves the work well as does the narration. It is certainly a book worth reading once, but I doubt I will want to return to it anytime soon.
"Conspiracies R Us"
Although it has been more than a decade since this book was written, it remains as mind-boggling as when it was first published. Here, Ronson delves into Islamic fundamentalists, David Icke with his theories about reptilians in control of the planet, the Bilderberg Group and the shenanigans at Bohemian Grove.
We are often left wondering who the real extremists are: Is it David Icke who maintains that world leaders are really reptilians in disguise or members of the JDL who insist that "reptilian" is code for "Jewish" ("No, he really means 'reptilian'" Ickes' followers claim)? Is it the Weaver family holed up on Ruby Ridge or the quasi-military force that took them down (a very sad episode)? Part of what makes Ronson's writing (and excellent narration) so compelling is the way he juxtaposes the ordinariness of every-day lives of these people with the often bizarre extremist views they hold.
A both informative and very enjoyable listen.
"Proust on Acid"
This book is both very strange and VERY slow (both in content and narration). The allusion to Proust is apt as it originates in the book itself which contains repeated references to Proust's 7 volume "In Search of Lost Time," best known for its obsessive preoccupation with even the most trivial minutia of daily life. A variant of Proust's style is employed in this work to describe a parallel fantasy world of 1984 Japan in which there are 2 moons, the world is controlled by undefined "little people" who emerge from the mouths of dead animals and humans to create doppelgangers of existing people, and in which immaculate conceptions can occur. Despite overly frequent references to genitalia, sex, menstruation, etc., erotic is the last thing this book can be described as.
To be charitable, my guess is that this book does not translate well--either figuratively from a cultural standpoint, or literally, as the language often seems clumsy and stilted. Although there are frequent allusions to Western culture, the feeling of the book is more akin to that of the highly stylized form of Japanese Kabuki theatre--the characters seem to be stand-ins intended to represent concepts or principles rather than real people and it's difficult to empathize with them or care about their fates. There were probably some symbolic references which could have been gleaned from the various facets of the fantasy world, but frankly I was too exhausted from the book's ponderous verbiage to have the energy to figure them out.
If you still think this book might appeal to you, I would recommend playing it at 1.5 speed. I did this for the last 3 sections—it helped me keep from tearing my hair out over its excessively slow pace and actually enabled me to finish listening to it.


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Adherence to well-developed plans saved rolling stock and work equipment valued at billions of dollars from harm, but the infrastructure took a severe battering that will take years to repair. The entire MTA transportation network suffered an estimated $4.755 billion worth of damage as a result of the most destructive storm in New York City's history. It took only a scant few hours for millions of gallons of water to pour in and flood the subway system's most vulnerable areas. To address the damage, NYC Transit has set up dedicated staff in all departments to develop and implement the Fix&Fortify campaign. Executive guidance to this effort is provided through a Steering Committee.
The funding for Fix&Fortify was secured and administered through the efforts of New York State Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). The MTA has been allocated nearly $3.8 billion in funding from the FTA for repair, resiliency, and disaster relief work for NYCT, Metro-North Railroad, Long Island Rail Road and other MTA divisions, as well as $3 million from FEMA for MTA Bridges and Tunnels.
"We maintain a high level of concern over future weather events even as we work to reduce the vulnerability of one of the region's most vital, but fragile resources. We do not have the luxury of saying that we have 99 years to wait until the next hundred-year storm," said MTA Chairman/CEO Thomas F. Prendergast. "We are extremely grateful to Gov. Cuomo, the FTA and FEMA for their assistance in funding this massive repair and recovery effort." Tube repairThe summer marked the start of two major projects to repair under river tubes flooded during the massive storm. The subway system's Montague and Greenpoint Tubes were placed near the top of the list of post-Sandy jobs that also include the Rockaway segment of the A Line, upon which repairs have already been completed, and the ruined South Ferry Terminal Station, which has been temporarily replaced by the reactivation of the original South Ferry Loop Station.
The Montague Tube is a mature piece of infrastructure built by the BMT to carry Fourth Ave. Line subway trains between Brooklyn and Manhattan. Originally built during the First World War, it is part of the intricate network of subway lines connecting the two boroughs. Construction work began in October 1914 and the tube was opened for service on August 1, 1920. In contrast to today's figures, the construction cost was a bargain at about $9.8 million.
Work is currently underway on the 14-month project to repair the Montague Tube, which carries the R train between Downtown Brooklyn and Lower Manhattan and is the longest under river tube in the system and the third of five subway tubes to be built connecting the two neighborhoods.
Nine of the system's 14 tubes were hard hit by Sandy, most notably the Montague Tube, which was flooded with salt water to a depth of 15 feet. Loss of electricity to Lower Manhattan delayed the onset of water evacuation, leaving the tube flooded for ten days after the storm passed. Once power was restored, more than 27 million gallons of water had to be pumped out before work was begun to make it useable.
The Whitehall St. pump plant on the Manhattan side of the tube was completely submerged when the Montague flooded, rendering inoperable all of the stationary pumping equipment, electrical feeds and controls. Track, third rail and communications systems also suffered major damage along with electrical relays, switch machines and cables. Salt water damaged approximately 50 cables to the relay rooms at the Whitehall St. and Broad St. stations, 48 signal locations and track relays along with associated equipment.
It was necessary for the Signal Division to replace relays, transformers, resistors, fuses, LEDs, pins and switch machines, and two power locations in order to get service up and running again. When trains did resume operation, however, component failures rose dramatically, a clear indication that the service lifecycle of vital equipment, components and systems would be severely reduced. This proved true as the number of trains delayed due to signal failures increased up until the shutdown.
"The reality here was that the useful service life of hundreds of systems, components and segments of infrastructure were going to be substantially shortened. Nothing in those tubes was going to last as long as originally designed," Prendergast says. "The work that we had ahead of us was the closest thing to building a tube from scratch."
The rule would require adoption and enforcement of federal and state safety laws, and require SSOAs to be financially and legally independent of the rail transit systems they oversee.
Visit is part of a four-day, five state bus tour, The GROW AMERICA Express, highlighting the importance of investing in America's infrastructure and to encourage Congress to act on a long-term transportation bill.
Making two stops in Tallahassee, Fla., the GROW AMERICA Express will include visits to universities, manufacturers, bridges, freight facilities and highway projects in an effort to raise awareness of America's infrastructure deficit.
The GROW AMERICA Express will visit communities that have created jobs and new opportunities by investing in transportation, as well as communities with transportation projects that are waiting on much needed funding.
The proposed system would use water levels from monitoring stations and atmospheric forecasts to provide information for NJ TRANSIT officials to take action such as moving equipment prior to flooding. NJ TRANSIT officials said the work will be done in three phases, including development and testing, over a three-year time period.
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Recipe: Lebanese bbq chicken
By GoodFoodWeek
01/14/15 21:30
Don't you just love the smell of a good BBQ? Some times as you're driving home in the summer time you wish that that smell is coming from your backyard. Unfortunately, that smell is never coming from my backyard unless I am the who has organised it! The...
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Siew Bao (Crispy bbq Chicken Bun) 鸡肉烧包
By Awayofmind
11/22/14 19:40
This flaky BBQ chicken bun, Siew Bao was made for my friend farewell gathering. I made it in two batches as the original recipe just yield 21 big Siew Bao. In total made 39. To update the information on my 22 January 2014 post, I have found the shortening!...
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Slow Cooking Finger Lickin' bbq Chicken
By hugs & cookies xoxo
09/06/14 15:23
This bbq chicken is my new best friend! It is slow cooking and finger lickin good! We are talking one frozen chicken (nooooo defrosting!!!), some bbq sauce, some marmalade and a little Tamari or soy sauce. That's it. Pop it in the slow cooker and when you...
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Nachosalade bbq Chicken
By brendakookt
09/02/14 06:03
Sommige recepten blijven favoriet, maakt niet uit hoe vaak je ze al gegeten hebt. Dit hebben wij met dé nachoschotel. Ik kan je niet zeggen hoe vaak ik die het afgelopen 1,5 jaar heb gegeten. In ieder geval heel heel héél erg vaak! Niet iedere keer precies...
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Hawaiian bbq Chicken
By Suburbhomestead's Blog
08/25/14 22:52
An easy crowd pleasing weekday meal in the crock-pot. Served with jasmine rice and french fried onions on top for a filling tribute to the 1950's. Simple, easy, and kid friendly with a bright display of color.
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Cooking with Gracie: bbq Chicken Skewers
By Catz in the Kitchen
08/23/14 09:00
The other day we took our kids to our local amusement park as one of Eden's birthday gifts from us. I don't know who was more excited. Me or her. Here's the thing. I love amusement parks. They remind me of the fair, except that the food isn't as good as...
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Bbq Chicken Kabobs
By Living the Gourmet
08/10/14 23:15
Preparation: 15 min - Cooking: 15 min There are times when things seem so routine….these are the times when the imagination must be put to work. The spirit needs to recharge and gear up for a new day, new week, new month and a new beginning. How is this done? I think that we stumble into how...
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Slow-Cooker bbq Chicken Sandwiches
By Catz in the Kitchen
08/01/14 09:00
*This recipe is an oldie but a goodie from the archives and while I freshened up the photos, I also changed the recipe slightly.* I have to say easy and simple meals are some of my favorite to make. This sandwich, is one of our favorite to make. It has...
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Bbq Chicken Cobb Salad
By Catz in the Kitchen
07/09/14 09:00
So salad. So summer. Let me say that for the record, I am not the world's biggest fan of summer. I enjoy the sunshine, the seasonal fruit & berries, and all the flowers. I do not enjoy the heat, sunburns, or mosquito bites or the fact that my husband adores...
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143.4…Quick bbq Chicken Pizza
By Melissa Likes To Eat
05/21/14 00:32
We are big pizza fans over here. I don't think we could ever get tired of it. One of my husband's favorite pizzas is Barbecue Chicken Pizza. I do have to admit that it's not my favorite but this recipe was less on the barbecue side so I think it worked...
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05/12/14 06:00
It's Secret Recipe Club Day! This month, I was assigned Deb's blog, Cooking on the Front Burners. Deb loves experimenting in the kitchen and trying mew recipes! I've actually been following Deb's blog for quite some time, and still I managed to miss this...
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15-Minute bbq Chicken Pizza + Weekly Menu
By Prevention RD
05/10/14 22:49
Preparation: 7 min - Cooking: 8 min I was feeling a little overwhelmed at work yesterday. I had a schedule jam packed with way too much….especially for a Friday. My last patient of the day about melted my heart. Maybe it's the hormones? But when we wrapped up, I asked if I could give her...
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Peach Bourbon bbq Chicken
By Good Food Happy Family
02/14/14 14:36
I have been quite the budget shopper lately. If you are watching your pennies, chicken thighs are definitely an item to grab. When they are on sale, you can get them super cheap. My husband doesn't love bone in chicken, but he does love bourbon, so this...
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Siew Bao (Jan 2014) (Baked bbq Chicken Buns 烧包)
By Awayofmind
01/22/14 15:18
In Doha there are lot of coffee morning meeting mainly for ladies, there is a special one called Asian Coffee Morning (ACM) mainly for Asian ladies. The founder of ACM told me that she started ACM 6 years ago with the hope of building a sense of community...
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Bbq Chicken and Pineapple Quesadilla
By Prevention RD
01/08/14 11:00
Preparation: 4h - Cooking: 10 min I find it particularly interesting to learn about kids' eating habits. The great lengths some parents go to…just to put a wholesome meal on the table…that their kids will actually eat. There are cookbooks devoted to disguising vegetables in "kid food" (I...
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The Best bbq Chicken Salad + Weekly Menu
By Prevention RD
01/04/14 20:50
Preparation: 10 min - Cooking: 4h Running a hospital kitchen and cafeteria comes with…frustrations. When I started my job, the interim director was searching the internet for nutrition information that perhaps closely, but not all that accurately, reflected what was being served on the...
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Thai bbq Chicken ( Gai Yang )
By Frozen Wings
11/28/13 02:26
As mentioned earlier in my Asian Food Fest ( Thai ) introductory post, Gai Yang is a dish originated from Northeastern Thai ( Isan ) region and Laos and is now a common street food in Thailand. The chicken is firstly marinated and then roasted or barbequed...
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California Pizza Kitchen's bbq Chicken Pizza Copycat
By The Way to His Heart
10/01/13 14:07
Like most households, we eat pizza pretty often around here. Usually one night a week my husband will whip up…
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Make Ahead Meal: bbq Chicken Teriyaki
By Hot Mama
09/26/13 06:42
Stocking my freezer with easy meals to have made ahead of time but not necessarily cooked and microwaveable, just put together and easy to get on the table. At the grocery store I bought the bag of flash frozen freezer chicken thighs on sale for like $10,...
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Bbq Chicken Loaded Mashed Potato Casserole
By Southern Shelle
09/19/13 14:55
Oh the life of the wife of a law student! Jamie started law school three weeks ago, and even though we've been down this road before, it's been three weeks of transition. The first couple of weeks are really about trying to figure out what is going on and...
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Dr. Komiskey graduated from the University of Wisconsin in River Falls, with a B.S. in chemistry and math, and a minor in biology. He graduated from the University of Wisconsin in Madison, with a M.S. and then a Ph.D. in pharmacology with a minor in medical science/physiology. He is a Diplomate of the American Board of Toxicology.
Following his postdoctoral studies at The Ohio State University, he taught at the College of Pharmacy at Washington State University, the University of Illinois College of Medicine at Rockford, and the College of Pharmacy at Xavier University of Louisiana. He has been doing basic research and teaching Pharmacology and Toxicology since 1978.
From 1992 to 2003, Dr. Komiskey was the program director of a Developmental Drug Abuse Research training program (MIDARP) at Xavier University, funded by National Institute on Drug Abuse. He has recently investigated the neurotoxicity of metals, a method to lengthen a possible treatment of cocaine addiction, and the neurotoxicity of methamphetamine.
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Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - Roy Halladay wasn't perfect, but the Phillies' ace still threw seven solid innings and was backed by Shane Victorino's productive night in a 3-2 win over the Padres.
Halladay (8-3), in his first start since retiring 27 consecutive Florida Marlins hitters for the 20th perfect game in major league history, scattered 10 hits and a walk while holding San Diego to two runs.
The right-hander also struck out seven and went 1-for-3 at the plate with a run scored for the Phils, who were coming off a dreadful 2-7 road trip that saw them get shut out four times.
"It's the same every time out," Halladay said. "I think you just want to go out and do the best you can and make pitches. I really had no other agenda. It's back to normal. You turn the page pretty quickly and go out and compete."
Victorino sparked the listless offense with a two-run homer and double while scoring a pair of runs in the victory, which was finished off by Brad Lidge in the ninth.
Mat Latos (5-4) only lasted five innings, allowing three runs on four hits and four walks while fanning six to take the loss, his first in six starts.
"The Phillies are a good lineup, and they made (Latos) work. As the game went on, Mat couldn't find the strike zone consistently. He got back in there when he needed to -- a couple big strikeouts with guys on base -- but overall, it's a game you win sometimes. Tonight, he didn't."
Adrian Gonzalez and Tony Gwynn Jr. each had two hits and an RBI in the loss, the second for the Padres in six games.
Jose Contreras relieved Halladay in the eighth and put two on before getting pulled for J.C. Romero with one out. Oscar Salazar came in as a pinch-hitter and worked a walk to load the bases, but Romero got Chris Denorfia to bounce into a 5-3 double play to preserve the 3-2 lead.
Lidge, who returned from his second stint on the disabled list earlier in the week, set down San Diego's 2-3-4 hitters in succession, striking out Chase Headley to close out his second save of the season and first since May 9.
Consecutive singles by Scott Hairston and Nick Hundley put runners on the corners to start the second, and two batters later Gwynn poked a 1-2 curveball to right for a 1-0 game.
Halladay stranded runners on first and third the next frame and pushed a single to right for the Phillies' first hit of the game in the bottom half. Victorino then took a fastball over the right-field wall for his first home run since May 15, giving the Phillies their first lead.
Again the Padres had runners on the corners in the fifth and got a run on a Gonzalez sacrifice fly.
The Phillies regained the lead in the bottom half, as they loaded the bases with one out. After Ryan Howard struck out, Jayson Werth took a payoff pitch off the plate to force in Victorino for the eventual game-winner.
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The old-fashioned dessert known as a "brown betty" is a great way to showcase sweet ripe berries, which are sugared, lightly spiced with nutmeg, and baked into a pudding cake of buttered bread crumbs.
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- 3.00 cup(s) fresh raspberries, red and golden, if available
- 1.50 teaspoon(s) freshly squeezed lemon juice
- 5.00 tablespoon(s) unsalted butter, melted
- 1.00 tablespoon(s) granulated sugar
- 2.00 cup(s) fresh brioche breadcrumbs (about 6 ounces)
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- Preheat oven to 375 degrees. In a medium bowl, mix all but 1/4 cup berries with lemon juice, and set aside to macerate. Brush four 6-ounce ramekins with 1 tablespoon butter; coat inside of each with granulated sugar, and set aside.
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I have found that the measurement relationship between the IMU, and the GPS is the most crucial to prevent the toilet bowl. even 1cm makes a big difference. I recommend precise placement of the GPS to the IMU first, and then extrapolate the distances by measuring from the center of the IMU to the CG. Then do the math for the GPS by adding the IMU/CG distance to the IMU/GPS distance For example, if you have GPS at -12cm, and the IMU at -3 cm because the placement isn't at the exact cm mark, but the measurement between the IMU and the GPS is actually 10cm, then your hold won't be so good. The measurement from the IMU to the CG seems to be less important than the measurement between the GPS and the IMU. So in the above scenario, -12 and -2 would be better because the IMU/GPS is more exact, even if the actual IMU/CG is -2.5 cm. It's a bit tricky to explain because the IMU/GPS relationship isn't a parameter at all in the instructions, so when you round off the distances for the separate components, it's pretty easy to end up with an inaccurate GPS/IMU measurement. Important for all 3 axis measurements! Confused yet? Of course, exact measurements for all relationships is the best possible scenario. But I had a 10m circle, and changed my gps by 1 cm to make the gps/mc precise and the circling stopped completely. Also, you don't rotate the GPS for circling, only if the craft does not fly straight forward when you push forward in GPS mode. I flew at a ball field, and used the foul line to tune the amount of gps rotation. Mine ended up being really close to the 17.5° magnetic declination found at my geographic location. |
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In regard to ESCs, I have found the Castle Creations Phoenix 25 amp ESCs to be the best performing and most reliable ESCs that I have ever used in the four years that I have been building & flying multi-rotor aircraft. As of March 30, 2012 they have the version 4.1 Castle Creations multi-rotor firmware available for them which is just as good if not better than the SimonK firmware and MUCH easier to program & update! In addition they are manufactured in the USA with components that appear to be top notch in quality and so far have performed flawlessly. They are somewhat expensive, but when I am powering my quadcopter, worth over $3,000.00, I didnt want to scrimp on the price & quality of my ESCs. Ive tried the cheap ESC route in the past & ended up with crashes caused by failures of cheap ESCs and I never what to go down that route again. Since switching to them I have over 50 hours of actual flight time on them with not so much as a single glitch. I have flown my 6.5 pound quad in hot 100 degree weather and cold temperatures with no problems or overheating whatsoever. You can find them here on eBay for as little as $46.95 a piece, which is the cheapest price I have been able to find for them. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Castle-Creat...item589689eac7 . I have an older thread on RC-Groups found here, http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showt...1606382&page=7 , which gives a lot of information & testing results on them. This link will take you to page 7 allowing you to skip over the first several pages that dealt with the earlier 4.0 firmware that did not work. The results on the newer 4.1 firmware starts at post # 94. I had posted this information several months ago but figured that I would post it again for those that may have missed it and might find it useful. Regards, Tom |
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Thanks for the input Tom, I have found that the WKM does not handle large copter well. My octo was flying awesome with no wind, but as soon as the wind picked up it wobbles. It now is so bad that I can;t trust it. It may have been damaged in the flip crash I had last week, I want to send it into Robert to be checked out.
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I understand the manual states that, but for what reason? mine is a Quad, with 3rd party ESCs, but it has always performed ok and i never really comes across any flight issues, the only thing now and again is the odd motor warmer than others.
is there any unwanted effects by keeping the power wires connected? is harming anything by leaving them. The main reason for asking, was i read if your ESC only has a 1A BEC, then it could cause issues, but if your ESCs have 2A or over, it didnt matter, so really just looking for some clarification. This is the ESC, well , 4 off A.E.K HighSPEED PWM ESC 12A Specifications Battery: 2S ~ 4S lithium polymer battery Maximum continuous current: 12A Current capacity: 15A BEC: 5V/2A linear mode Size: 32mm x 18mm x 10mm Weight: 13.4g (including wire) Input: JST Female (length 215mm) Signal lines: JR Male (length 365mm) Output plug: 2.0mm female banana plug (length 20mm) they have been performing great and dont get warm at all, but now im having a conflict, just spoken to someone that builds them for a living and does video shoots, now, he has told me to remove black and Red wires, only leaving the signal wire plugged into the MC, so, which is correct ? Edit, just searched and found this thread http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showt...5#post22971815 so will just leave the signal wire in and go from there |
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-fury- thanks for the I of, I used a ruler to make sure I was close but looks like I'm busting out the calipers to get precise measurements. Turning of the GPS to fix toilet bowl didn't sound right to me either but it's what they said to do so I tried it and FAIL! Bad thing with this all is I have a flight demo with a local police department on the 21st and nervous to show them the lose comms capabilities since its toilet bowling on hold position and does about a 5' toilet bowl on auto landing. The toilet bowl on hold position is not small either it spins in a 50 foot circle. Here are some of the videos of the crashes, plus you can see the site we were flying at. I have one more that really shows the huge loop it does I just need to upload it.
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Anyone able to help me on this??? Anyone??
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say one of the esc gets bugged it can mess out the whole craft a power feedback fault on a single esc can also kill the fc with sorts and voltage spikes. Yep cut or remove esc power wire And leave signal and ground. |
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After seeing the 6s builds by EndOfDays and Tony of RCDrones, I decided to build a big octo with low KV and 6s using 14-15 inch props. I bought the RCTimer 360kv and RCTiger 3515-15s and some graupner 14x8s and foxtech 15x7s. Really nice and stable. Even in a windy situation. I can dare say almost as stable as my MK Octo xl in the high winds. I've shot a couple of drifting races and some real estate stuff and so far I'm really happy with it. My current DIY frame 1000mm size is a bit heavy. I'll place an order on a carbon core soon. I shot this in a quite windy day.
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Thanks AB74, I will start to experiment with prop sizes, I am using QC3328 motors right now.
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Stiglitz says the euro should be scrapped
PUBLISHED: 05 Oct 2010 06:45:12 | UPDATED: 05 Oct 2010 06:45:12PUBLISHED: 05 Oct 2010 PRINT EDITION: 05 Oct 2010Nobel laureate economist Joseph Stiglitz warned a "wave of austerity" is sweeping across Europe that could trigger a new recession, in comments published in a newspaper on Sunday.
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As i shimmied to the rear of the truck i noticed a small shield hanging funny and low and behold there were no nuts holding it on. long story short what a pain to replace. F.... it im gonna pay someone to change my oil from now on Ha ha ha. i am supprised it didnt throw a code