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In everyones life, they inevitably have to contact a commercial roof replacement in middlesex county NJ. The reason behind this is that as houses age, the wood that is holding them together starts to rot, and this becomes most noticeable in the high stress areas of the home. What that means is the places that support the most weight tend to crumble first, and if you live in a country where snow is common then you see that the roof ends up supporting the most weight as that snow and ice gets really heavy really quickly. Read more →
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When remodeling a bathroom, nothings really more important than the appearance. I mean if you weren't going for the asthetics you wouldn't be redoing your bathroom at all. Luckily the people that make bathroom equipment understand that, and try to make the most decorative pieces that they can. But they do not offer every piece in every area, you sometimes have to travel to get the best of the best. For example, the shower doors in essex county NJ are some of the best available on the market. They are both stylish and surprisingly affordable. So if you're redoing your bathroom and you really want to go all out on it then this is kindof the place that you want to go for your shower door. Read more →
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If you are having problems with clogged drains in your New Jersey home, you should really call Century 21 HVAC plumbing repair in Bergen County NJ. It's really hard to know what causes clogged drains, but one thing's for sure: When your drain is clogged, it's a real problem. You may end up waiting for hours for your tub to drain (if it does at all) or having to plunge your toilet several times a day. All this can be really annoying, not to mention unsanitary.
If you have a drain that just gets clogged over and over, you should call in a pro. You'd be amazed at the things a truly professional plumber can do these days to locate clogs and get rid of them.
Century 21 HVAC starts out with an inspection that involves taking video of your drain. They send a camera through your sewer lines and pipes to see the condition of the lines and pipes and to find the leak. It's kind of like a laprascope that a doctor uses. It's a really small camera on a long wire.
When they do this, they can find the clog right away and go right to work instead of having to dig up your yard and crawl around under the house for hours (as many plumbers do). They just find the clog, select the right tools and get to work.
One of the best and most impressive tools they have is a hydro jetting set. This is like a water gun with really high pressure. The plumber just shoots pressurized water down the drain and blows all the clogs out the other end. It's fast, and you end up with a totally cleaned drain so they don't just get rid of your current problem, they also help you avoid problems in the future.
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There I was standing in the middle of my kitchen looking at a tower of dishes stacked so high that it seemed only to be held together by will alone – the will of the mold that had finally begun to creep through the remains of various dinners, lunches and waffle-laden breakfasts. It was utterly disgusting and for a moment I was completely ashamed of myself for allowing it to grow into such a problem. I knew that I couldn't clean this place alone so I hired a house cleaner in Westchester County NY to do what I couldn't bring myself to do.
Without their help I would have never been able to get this place clean again. When you're a busy student working an internship there is almost never any time to clean or do much of anything but work, work and more work. With my Mastery's program in full swing I was generally spending all of my time grading papers from the class I was teaching and doing homework from my own classes. Read more →
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We really thought that we would be in the house by now, but obviously we were more than a little naive and there was a lot more to it than we realized at first. We are just now working on the final details and we hope that we are going to be moving our stuff in the place by the start of the month. I had to go get home insurance quotes for one thing. I did not realize that they made you get it before they give you the loan on the house. It is not for your sake in fact, but because they want to be sure that you have the means to repay them no matter what. Read more →
So is This Thing Stupid or Cool?
I had to ask myself that question this morning. I was sitting at my desk and the guy beside me showed me an ad for something called a selfie stick iphone. He was talking about getting it as a gag gift for his brother in law. Apparently he is both an Apple fan boy and one of those people who are constantly taking selfies and then emailing them to hundreds of people. I know a couple of these sorts of people and it really makes me wonder if they really think that they are that interesting. When I sit down to a plate of ham and eggs at Denny's I never think that I should take a picture of myself and my food and then email it to all of the people in my address book. Read more →
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The Domke F-3X is my new favorite bag. Thanks Megen for the birthday present!Protection
Some but not much. This isn't a bag for transporting your gear long distances (although I've taken it all around the world and never had any issues). It's a bag for shooting from. The bottom is padded but the sides are just canvas. In the top left photo you can see the one insert the bag comes with; it attaches to velcro on the 2 sewn in pieces of canvas that make the side compartments. The canvas actually does a good job to protect the camera. Better than I thought it would. I cannot feel the lenses or camera bounce against me as I carry the bag.Comfort
This is a very easy to use, comfortable bag. The canvas material wears well and the whole bag molds to your hip. It looks much smaller than my Crumpler 6 million dollar home but holds more. The strap has rubber woven in to provide a nice grip that won't move around. Loaded with 3 lenses and an FX body it got a bit heavy but I rarely take my 70-300mm with me. With just the D700, 16-35mm, and 50mm it feels perfect.Style
It still looks like a camera bag to me; but less so than a Lowepro or even a Crumpler do. I like the green color but you can also get it in a traditional black. It molds to your hip so it looks smaller than what it's capable of holding.Misc
The side pockets would be great for holding a flash. I use one to hold a rocket blower at the moment. The canvas pieces in the main compartment aren't sewn to the bottom so they can collapse like in the lower left photo. My only wish is that the velcro came with a "muter" that some newer bags often have and that they used a plastic clip instead of a clumsy metal one that is difficult to use with one hand.10/10!
Update: This bag made it through MOMA without a docent asking me to leave it at the coat check. The Crumpler 6 million dollar home, also a great bag, always needed be to checked.
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70s Nikons: Nikomat with 50mm f/1.4 lens
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These cameras belonged to my parents before I was born, when my dad was stationed in the army in Germany. There, they bought the Nikkormat (all manual) and the slightly newer Nikomat (auto-shutter, manual aperture). By the time I was given the cameras to learn on in the late 90s, they were around 35 years old.* * * * * * * * * *
Really, this is all the controls any camera ever needs. Right? Right.
If you want to make some or all of this automatic, fine, but at least make the fundamental controls — shutter release, aperture (f/stop), exposure time (in 1/n second notation), and ISO sensitivity — super prominent and easy to manipulate.
The D50 doesn't really get this right, but then most of the cameras I've played with don't either. It's not too bad to hold for one of these settings — set the dial to "M" (full-manual), "A" (lock aperture), "S" (lock shutter speed), or "P" (err, I've never fully grasped this one, seems to let you manipulate the focus locking I think), then spin a dial to select the aperture or shutter you want.
But I find the D50's full manual mode too fiddly to bother with, so I never use it. And the canned program modes — "portrait", "landscape", "kids", "sports", "plants/macro" — seem too gimmicky. If you know what adjusting the fundamental controls will do, and really it's not that complicated, then it's easy enough to do it manually, provided that the controls are easy to manipulate.
I guess that's what I miss: the tactile feedback of these controls. Rather than having to look at an LED panel on top while spinning a thumbwheel, you can keep your eye through the viewfinder while adjusting rings right on the lens barrel to access the controls. On this one, the only viewfinder feedback you'd get would be a simple "over/under exposed" level on the side, along with a focus ring in the middle; with the Nikkormat it would display the aperture (and I think exposure time) as well, which is even better.
Short version: mechanical rings good, software controls & too many options bad.
All that said, I can't see ever shooting film again, so as nice as these were, I think they have a permanent place gathering dust in the closet now. Poor things.
Olympus E-3 with a Zuiko 90-250mm f/2.8 and EC-20 2x Teleconverter
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Posaconazole Oral suspension
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Generic Name: posaconazole
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POSACONAZOLE (POE sa KON a zole) is an antifungal medicine. It is used to treat or prevent certain kinds of fungal or yeast infections.What should I tell my health care provider before I take this medicine?
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DEARBORN, Mich., March 21, 2013 – One of the race cars American racing legend Dan Gurney is most closely associated with is the Ford Mark IV that he and A.J. Foyt took to a historic victory at the 1967 24 Hours of Le Mans.
Gurney will get a chance to become even more familiar with the car he helped make famous when his All-American Racers shop in California takes possession of the car's conservation on behalf of Henry Ford Museum, it was announced today.
"I don't think we could have found a better person or better organization to conserve this very special race car," said Christian Overland, executive vice-president, The Henry Ford. "Dan Gurney and A.J. Foyt made this Mark IV famous with their win at Le Mans, and to have Dan, his son Justin, and their employees take on the job of conserving it for future generations seems so right. There is no doubt in our mind they will take the upmost care in this job because of what this car meant to their family's history."
Gurney and Foyt teamed with legendary car owner Carroll Shelby to run the Mark IV at Le Mans. Their victory in 1967 remains the only time an All-American built car (built by Kar Kraft), powered by an All-American engine, driven by American drivers and fielded by an American team has won Le Mans overall.
"I am looking forward to getting re-acquainted with one of the great cars from my career," said Gurney, chairman, All American Racers, Inc. "After all those years, we are still loyal to Ford, and our company cars all bear the blue oval."
"The younger generation of engineers, fabricators and mechanics at All American Racers is excited and proud to help conserve this car, which is of such great historical significance," said Justin Gurney, president and CEO, All American Racers, Inc. "We thank Ford and Henry Ford Museum for entrusting this special task to us."
Justin Gurney was in Dearborn recently to see the historic racer, and it will soon be on its way to California to start the project. The Mark IV recently returned from Europe, where it was on display for several events last year marking the 45th anniversary of the Le Mans win. While in transport, the car sustained some minor damage, which will be repaired during the conservation.
The famous red No. 1 car, powered by a 7.0-liter Ford V8 engine, was specifically designed for endurance racing. It had a NASCAR-style roll cage around honeycomb panel construction. It was one of only six Mark IV's built for competition, and this one featured what became known as a Gurney-bubble, a round indentation on the roof to accommodate Gurney's head and helmet.
The car was known to hit approximately 220 mph on the Mulsane Straight at Le Mans, an incredible speed even today. Gurney and Foyt took the lead at 90 minutes of the 24-hour event, and ended up winning by four laps.
This will be the second major conservation in recent years of a historic race car from Henry Ford Museum's "Racing in America" collection.
The Lotus Ford 38/1 Indy car that Jim Clark drove to victory in the 1965 Indianapolis 500 recently was conserved by Classic Team Lotus in England, led by Clive Chapman. Clive is the son of Colin Chapman, who fielded the car at Indianapolis.
The Clark Indy-winner was the first rear-engine car to ever win the 500-mile race, and is considered one of the most significant Indy cars in history.
After being conserved, the Lotus 38/1 was first run at the 2010 Goodwood Festival of Speed, before returning to Indianapolis in September 2010 for a demonstration run by three-time 500 winner Dario Franchitti.
The Lotus 38/1 is now on display at Henry Ford Museum.
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CENTRAL POINT, Ore. — The hot weather mixed with severe drought conditions is impacting fruits and vegetables in the Rogue Valley. With the hot sun beating down on crops across southern Oregon, one might think the crops would be dried up, but farmers said with the proper irrigation, some of their crops are even being … Continue reading »
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Jimmie Johnson just out of the race car and finally just watch the replay some curious tank. First of Daytona second here in Phoenix to talk about in the race. I'm just very proud of this on the Olympic team and everybody on this on this those car. I'm shocked tenth announced his leadership and his


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With Middle East Policy, Rubio Goes Back to the (Dystopian) Future
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Of course, that Golden Age doesn't exist. Because you can't be a serious broker of peace when you judge with a double standard. It rings out in virtually every line of Rubio's speech. He tells us about Israeli suffering and nothing about that of Palestinians. When the Palestinians attack, it's terrorism; when the Israelis attack, it's self-defense. Palestinians want war; Israel wants peace.
Aren't we informed enough to see through this? And isn't it time to try something different in the Middle East, like a little tough love for our ol' BFF?
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Local business helps fund mammograms
Generous donation: On behalf of their most recent effort, Tom Krygsheld (far right) and his son, Dan (far left), of Illiana Heating and Air Conditioning, presented a $3,350 check to Dr. Mary Nicholson (second from left) at the Women's Diagnostic Center, as Shelly De Young looks on. | Supplied photo
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Kindness and concern out of the hearts of local business owners on behalf of their employee is going a long way in the fight against breast cancer. St. John's Illiana Heating and Cooling owner Tom Krygsheld recently presented a $3,350 check to Mary Nicholson, M.D., medical director of the Community Hospital Women's Diagnostic Center in Munster. The funding is earmarked for patients who don't have insurance and need diagnostic imaging and/or biopsy.
"This generous donation will help supplement a grant we have received from the Indiana Breast Cancer Awareness Trust that covers approximately 50 screening mammograms," Nicholson said. "We're working to help women believe the truth that early detected breast cancers can be treated successfully. We strive to ease our patients' minds, alleviate their stress and fear, and replace it with confidence in care that's close to home. This funding will enable us to serve many more with the care they need," she said.
St. John resident Shelley DeYoung is a three-year breast cancer survivor. She credits her recovery, in part, on her health-care team at Community Hospital, the Women's Diagnostic Center, and support from her employers – Illiana Heating and Air Conditioning.
Care for others
To ensure other area women will be able to access the same quality care as their customer service representative, De Young, Tom, and his wife, Sue Krygsheld, of Illiana Heating and Air Conditioning, held a fundraiser during October – Breast Cancer Awareness month. Proceeds from installs and service calls during the month went to an account set up through Community Hospital to help other local women — those without insurance and who otherwise couldn't afford them — receive diagnostic mammograms at the Women's Diagnostic Center.
Breast cancer is a disease that can be diagnosed early through routine mammography. The Women's Diagnostic Center of Community Hospital offers digital mammography with same-day results. With advances such as same-day results and coordination between area physicians, women can generally begin treatment for breast cancer within 10 days of diagnosis — saving lives.
In 2011, the Krygshelds also provided a donation to the Women's Diagnostic Center as a result of their October fundraiser. Diagnostic imaging was made available to women with that funding and one did turn out to be positive for breast cancer – providing care where there wouldn't have been an opportunity otherwise.
For more information about Illiana Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc., call 219.365.0006 or visit www.illianaheating.net. Learn more about the Women's Diagnostic Center and advances in women's care at www.comhs.org.
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MGK talks trials and tribulations leading into the making of his debut LP, Lace Up, in the first part of a documentary series. Shouts to Complex.
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Dont sleep on that album mannnn
fuck this fool
^ ditto...straight TRASH. I'm not hatin', I just really think you suck (word to APATHY).
one of the best albums of the year. hands down.
the people who are hating and calling MGK trash really need to listen to lace up, it changed my opinion on the dude.
kendricks albums is best of the year for me, lace up a solid #2 yo
The people hating are the exact people sleeping
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MGK is doing his thing. Can't wait to see part 2.
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Lingering spirits are many at this university! Bayliss Hall, room 1117, is haunted by a former occupant who delivered a baby in secret, threw it down the trash chute, then hung herself in the closet. Cries and moans can be heard in her room. In room 501, a severely depressed student also hung herself in the closet. Flickering lights, strange sounds, and cold spots have been witnessed here. In Simpkins Hall, a janitor is said to haunt the 3rd floor, and a little girl ghost roams the 1st. She may ask passersby if they want to play. In Tanner Hall, the ghost of a young man who fell down the elevator shaft in 1972 has been seen haunting the 12th floor. In Thompson Hall, room 931, residents have experienced banging and knocking on the walls, ceiling, doors, and window. In Washington Hall, room 1217, a distraught girl committed suicide after fighting with her boyfriend, and was found 2 days later. Her ghost has been seen near her room and around the elevator. The telephone has been known to ring in her room when no one is on the line. According to the stories, it's her boyfriend trying to get in touch.
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NCPA said members of Congress speaking at the rally, held Wednesday, included Sen. Mark Pryor (D., Ark.), sponsor of the Pharmacy Competition and Consumer Choice Act (S. 1058); Rep. Tom Marino (R., Pa.), sponsor of the Preserving Our Hometown Independent Pharmacies Act (H.R. 1946); Rep. Peter Welch (D., Vt.), sponsor of the Medicare Access to Diabetes Supplies Act (H.R. 1936); and Sen. Roger Wicker (R., Miss.), Rep. Judy Chu (D., Calif.) and Rep. Ruben Hinojosa (D., Texas).
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It wont matter how they are acting if our disables vets are deprived there only income from disability compensation. It will be a crisis. A lot of familes depend on this money.
sitting ducks? the quacks are quacking in Washington. There are your ducks.
The only ones thinking this is an issue are those who are employed to the agancy that monitors it. epa - Environment (another chemical spill?) Food - FDA (why are so many products making us sick still and why are drugs so expensive here in the US?). Americans have zero interest in helping others except when it profits them in some way emotionally, spiritually or physically. It's called Greed!!!!! true compassion is doing something for someone without recognition or reward. Everyone keeps crying about what their going to lose. You came in to this world with NOTHING and your going to leave, guess how? with NOTHING!!! Work if you have arms and legs and can move. Stop making excuses about why you can't. Cyber sniber. It's a bunch of crap anyway. Just cut the cord. That's what the power company does and the juice stops flowing. S-I-M-P-L-E. everytime you biuld something you have to protect it. Stop building meaningless junk. Just pull the plug.
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"What a disappointment!"
This book is boring....so sad after the three previous Keller tales. The characterization of Keller's wife is beyond ridiculous, and the conversations between the two droned on and on with the most idiotic convolutions that I simply couldn't finish listening.
The tediousness of the conversations bored me to death....In the other Keller books, the conversations advanced the story, but, in this book, the dialogues simply made me irritated. The description of the various "hit man" episodes were so minimal that I finally almost fell asleep. In addition, I don't believe the relationship between Keller and Julie for one moment.....her silliness in devising situations to test Keller and her participation in the murder for hire were ridiculous. (I also found it interesting that, on the cruise, Julia and Keller didn't mention their daughter's existence or the fact that they'd left her behind....not normal for the devoted parents that they are portrayed to be.) Interestingly, the philately and the information surrounding Keller's hobby was fascinating and not at all tedious.
Richard Poe's ability is excellent...He doesn't attempt to change his voice or use falsetto for female characters, and, yet, I found it interesting that I never questioned the identity of any of the characters.
I was so excited that Block had finally released a new Keller book, and this was a huge disappointment. It's almost like he didn't have a good editor to help him with the pacing of this book. If this had been the first Keller I'd read, I would never have attempted another.
"Tnoroughly distasteful and self-absorbed"
No I wouldn't read anything this self-absorbed and semi-educated author would decide to inflict on the public.
Because of his biography, I expected a literate, informed story. This author is so self-absorbed and arrogant that I winced constantly. If these stories reflect his outlook on life, I would travel half-way around the world to avoid having to listen or read about him in the future.
"The worst audio book ever!!"
I can't imagine anyone listening to this narrator whose voice is atonal, lacking in inflection and irritating.
I don't know. Didn't get beyond the first 30 annoying minutes.
"A delightful, tangled web of intrigue!"
This book is delightful, especially for M C Beaton fans, who have learned to suspend disbelief and simply enjoy the odd characters that inhabit Hamish Macbeth's life and the author's amazing imagination. I expect her books to be fraught with plot twists and turns and unusual characters. The humor in this book revolved around the highlanders' belief in fairies, and I howled with laughter when listening to the description of the kingfisher's funeral.
The plot didn't exactly keep me on the "edge of my seat," but I was certainly fascinated by the crafting of the action and introduction of new characters and their motives. I've read other readers'/listeners' criticism of the personality and actions of the flat, amoral children, but I've seen that facial affect in the televised interviews with children of gang life. (I did think that the European escape was a bit "over-the-top", but I dismiss devices like this as part of M.C. Beaton's charm.) As usual this plot is a mixture of the familiar (Hamish's troubles with his superiors, the village characters, the desire by Macbeth to keep his beloved friends out of the murder investigation) with unusual devices that make the action complicated and interesting (the Russian who wants the nursery property as a site for his mansion). I loved it. I don't require M.C. Beaton to be believable at all times.....how could you possibly believe Nessie and Jessie with their verbal repetition and outlandish accusations about Hamish's love life? But it works.
Malcolm has a sense of timing..pausing between scenes, changing voices in a subtle manner so the listener always knows when the speaker changes, but effecting the change in an unobtrusive manner....no screeching or phlegmy voices. His voices add a sense of continuity and realism to the Scottish brogue.
I will never forget the hilarity of the kingfisher's funeral.......so funny and outlandish.
"Parker as always, Narration a horror!"
Hire a different narrator. I read the hardback version of this book and was looking forward to listening to the audio version. I did not expect to be chronically irritated and distracted by Reynolds' phlegmy, gutteral, whiny versions of the voices...to the point that I removed my earplugs every time Jesse Ventura began to speak. Also, he mispronounced simple words in the text. What a shame. This is a terrific story that was ruined by a totally inept narrator.
Burt Reynolds was a charming actor, and I've heard him read one other Parker book. In the other novel, his voice didn't flummox me with its grating, unrealistic tone. In CHANCE the narration was so distracting that it was impossible to ignore its poor quality to listen to the story. It sounded as though he needed to clear his throat or nose. In addition, I resent the mispronunciation of words over and over again. Very unprofessional.
I would edit every scene in which Shirley Ventura appears. The scene between Spenser and Shirley in a restaurant was overly long and painful to read, and her drunken, loutish behavior didn't contribute to the story.
"Spenser as Surrogate Parent"
This is one of my favorite Robert Parker books and Robert Parker is one of my favorite audio book authors. This plot is different, because there isn't a murder mystery to be solved, but a complicated issue of seeing to it that a neglected, young boy is prepared to lead life as an adult---and, then, unraveling the sordid pasts of his parents so that he can live as he wishes with no interference from his miserable, self-absorbed mother and father. I loved this book.
The moment when Spenser admonishes Susan and tells her not to be "ordinary: because she's jealous of the time he has spent away from her. I enjoyed the fact that her reaction to Spenser's absorbing attempt to care for Paul (who appears in later books) was selfish and self-absorbed. I enjoyed the fact that Paul understands that she resents him. And I enjoyed the fact that she does "come around" but only with limitations. Parker does not go for the stereotypical "feel good" solutions.
My favorite scene occurred when Spenser tells Paul that he was right about his plan for the boy's future and Paul asks, "What..do you want a Nobel Prize?" The "smart" response showed his increase in self-confidence and his adaptation of Spenser's repartee for his own personality.
Jog a mile, punch the bag, expand your mind...grow up!
"Hooray for Atkins/Parker!"
The character of Maddie made me laugh as she resisted Spenser's desire to help her/change her/improve her life. Her attitude toward life was both realistic and sad, but I giggled as she resisted Spenser and Susan's attempts to improve or change her approach to negotiating her days. She absolutely tolerated no coddling, no interference with what she perceived as the "right" approach to avenging her mother's death, and, yet, small insights about her feelings emerged with such hints as the fact that she had a toy tiara on her head when Spenser first visited her.
None of the characters reacted in a stereotypical fashion.....the convict was not grateful for Spenser's help, the "dirty" cops don't get their comeuppance, the old foe ends up being sympathetic at the end. But Hawk is always Hawk, and Spenser is always Spenser.
Maddie is spectacular. Mantegna does a good job with her cynical voice. I will always remember the scorn in his/her voice when she announced that the "cops" gave her a card so she could see someone to talk about "her feelings and crap."
Maddie is my favorite, but Mantegna does a great job with the by-play between Hawk and Spenser. His "Hawk" is, by far' the best of all the narrators.
Spenser Meets His Match.
"My least favorite Parker novel"
I thoroughly enjoyed the snippets of parallel history that Parker inserts periodically and, because I'm a history buff, I considered that, because I was learning new and interesting historical connections, it was time well spent. I also liked the fact that Parker's characterization of Wyatt Earp dovetailed with his descriptions of Virgil Cole in his other western series. Unfortunately he peopled this story with rather colorless characters, unlike Pony Flores, Hitch, Allie and Laurel who made the Cole series crackle with life.
I might recommend this book to people who enjoy history, especially western history, because I know that Parker researched the Earp history carefully. I wouldn't recommend it based on a compelling narrative or spine-tingling action.
Unemotional, flat, mediocre
Perhaps, but the movie has already been made with Kurt Russell and Val Kilmer.....with variations to the story. The movie script was more compelling than this story.
"Very uneven in plot, pacing and language"
Parts of this book were delightful and interesting, but some sections (the two trips to Coney Island, the fight with the assassin, the deliberation before the final altercation) were maddeningly egregious in the writer's use of excessive detail, exhausting thought processes, and boring tedium. This writer does not belong to the minimalist school of writing. Every movement is described with nothing left out.......slowing the pace to such a degree that I simply left the room to retrieve a cup of coffee, letting the narrative drone on. In addition, I think that many of the sexual references, including one unbelievable scene in the Coney Island "fright scene" are so unreal that the terminology and the actions seem a bit juvenile.....and the sort that would appeal to adolescent males. (I did repeat some of these references to my female friends; none of them were the slightest bit amused.)The earlier flashbacks, the main character's trip to Poland, his earlier life are extremely interesting. In addition, the author's description of many of the medical decisions made by his "doctor" delighted me with the unexpected deductions...and his view of life is undeniably humorous. Some plot devices seemed undeveloped (such as the courtroom scene, the strangely abbreviated love affair, and his stupid, fateful decision to accompany his former friend), but I suspect that this is probably considered to be humor by younger readers.
After the snail's pace of much of the rest of the book, the abrupt ending annoyed me. Also, I didn't understand why the character, who had previously announced that he disliked his profession, now, all of a sudden, seemed anxious to continue. I also was nonplussed that his former mentor, who, earlier was not available for help (for no apparent reason), then offered him tepid advice, all of a sudden showed up at the end to give him some advice (like some things can't be helped) and, bingo! The story is concluded with little plot resolution. (For example, what about his nemesis' gangster father? And what does the character do at the end?) Very Strange.
This is the first performance of Petkoff that I have heard. His voice and timbre is excellent.
I would probably not be interested.
This book was so interesting in some parts and so deadly dull or irritating in others that I can only wish that he'd had a better editor.
"Awful. I fell asleep twice!"
The other reviews were so terrific that I was certain I would love this book. The title is quirky, the premise is interesting, and the characters seem to be unusual. I could not listen more than 1/2 hour before I fell asleep. Twice! The unenthusiastic narration, and the monotone voice of the narrator bored me senseless.
No. I found this book boring, even though I tried to treat it like I would a college lecturer who doesn't need to be interesting--just informative. I tried twice to listen to the words of the author, but fell asleep both times. With so many other audible books available, why take "the medicine."
Boring, unimaginative, monotone.
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Based on the recently found closed-form expressions of the Boltzmann collision integrals in a rigid-sphere gas for multi-Maxwellian distributions, a few typical sets of contour surfaces of the integrals in the space of molecular velocities are presented. These show graphically the tendency toward equilibrium under the influence of collisions. A brief preliminary comparison with Monte Carlo results is also given.
- R. Narasimha and S. M. Deshpande, "The Boltzmann collision integrals, I. General analysis," Aeronautical Research Committee (India) ARC-TN-1 (1968).
- S. M. Deshpande and R. Narasimha, "The Boltzmann collision integrals, II. Rigid spheres," Aeronautical Research Committee (India) ARC-TN-2 (1969).
- S. M. Deshpande and R. Narasimha, "The Boltzmann collision integrals for a combination of Maxwellians,"J. Fluid Mech. 36:545 (1969).
- G. A. Bird, "The velocity distribution function within a shock wave,"J. Fluid Mech. 30:479 (1967).
- A. Nordsieck and B. L. Hicks, "Monte Carlo evaluation of the Boltzmann collision integrals,"Proc. 5th Intl. Symp. on Rarefied Gas Dynamics, Oxford, Vol. 1, p. 695 (Academic Press, New York, 1967).
- S. M. Yen and B. L. Hicks, "On the accuracy of approximate solutions of the Boltzmann equations,"Proc. 5th Intl. Symp. on Rarefied Gas Dynamics, Oxford, Vol. 1, p. 695 (Academic Press, New York, 1967).
- B. L. Hicks and M. A. Smith, "Numerical studies of strong shock waves. Part X: On the accuracy of Monte Carlo solutions of the nonlinear Boltzmann equation," Rep. R-360, Coordinated Science Laboratory, University of Illinois (1967).
- A. Erdelyiet al., Higher Transcendental Functions, Vol. 2 (McGraw-Hill, New York, 1953).
- R. Narasimha and S. M. Deshpande, "On the accuracy of Monte Carlo computations of the Boltzmann collision integrals," Report 68 FM3, Department of Aeronautical Engineering, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, India (1968).
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- Velocity-space contours of collision integrals
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Journal of Statistical Physics
Volume 1, Issue 4 , pp 585-593
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- 1969-12-01
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- 1572-9613
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- Kluwer Academic Publishers-Plenum Publishers
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- Kinetic theory of gases
- Boltzmann equation
- collision integrals
- nonequilibrium in hard-sphere gases
- numerical analysis of collision integrals
- exact results for collision integrals
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