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wooooh.... fnally assembled my extra... now just waiting for batteries... >.< 17 days already from hobbyking... ordered 2 nanos, (i know they are cr$$p but i wanted to save on shipping... next month defo im going gens ace...)
so in order to test if motor is proper, i put on 13x6.5 prop... only battery i have is 3s sky lipo... and very strange thing is, i didnt go over 15% throttle but i could feel my esc getting warmer in the same sec i turn on throttle...?? esc is ice lite 75. should i be vorried? or it is because amp draw is over 3s batterie capabilites? |
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Moved them back to the wing tube tonight and flew both the 3700 & 4000, couldn't tell much difference, harriers great as usual, I did get a good torque roll of about 3 rotations. Batteries were 65 deg, plane still feels under powered as its taking almost full throttle to hover, It used to be more like 5/8. If I get a chance I'm going to warm them to about 90 deg f and see if that's the difference, otherwise the batteries must be deteriorating with age. They're about 2 years old, not puffed at all, well balanced.
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I have 2 never used that I bought 10-2010 right before I stopped flying. Tomorrow I'll solder the connectors on and see how they do. |
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it was upper 40s today, clear skies and 3-5 mph vrb winds so I got the plane out today. I double checked my CG and took her for a few spins. I moved the battery forward about 1/4" and that fixed the landing tail drop, however it was a little to nose heavy to fly most 3D stuff. What I found is that if the CG is about 1/4"-1/2" in front of the wing tube the plane lands almost hands off in 3pt attitude. moving the battery back so that it balanced frozen fingertips in the middle of the spar the tail wants to drop like before, it very controllable I'll just have to remember that on landings. I really like the way if flies with the more rearward CG so i'll be keeping it there. I still might add a thro-elev mix on a switch for landings, haven't decided yet. Thanks to everyone with the help on trying to get it sorted out!
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Bordering Rocky Mountain National Park on three sides, this YMCA-owned family getaway, about two hours from Denver, is famous for its affordable summer programs for kids ages 3 through high school. In 2014, the programs, which are broken down by grade, run from June 2 to August 15 and cost $30 per day. (Lower-priced half-day sessions are available for preschoolers.) There are plenty of adult and family activities too. "It's similar to visiting a national park, but with more organized family programs," says Suzanne Rowan Kelleher, a family-vacations expert at about.com and mom of three.
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Once the snow is gone, prices at this popular ski resort nestled in the Cascade Range of central Oregon melt too, and it turns into a kid-friendly nature paradise during summer and fall.
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Nice nests: In Yellowstone, consider staying for a few days at the Old Faithful Inn (summer room rates start at $109 per night; Yellowstonenationalparklodges.com) and then move farther into the park at the Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel & Cabins (summer rates start at $130 per night; yellowstonenationalparklodges.com). In Grand Teton, book a cabin at Colter Bay Village, which has a Junior Ranger office on-site. (Summer rates start at $72 per night; gtlc.com.)
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If your kids love horses, they'll flip over this all-inclusive dude ranch in the south-central part of the state, two and a half hours or so from L.A. It's about half the cost of some other dude ranches and doesn't require a full week's stay. Its season runs from the end of April to late September.
Fun for all: Every 4- to 11-year-old can take part in the drop-off children's club; kids catch frogs, race boats they've made, and more with the counselors. (For an extra charge, younger kids can join in the activities with a babysitter.) But the main attraction at Rankin Ranch is the horses -- and guests ages 6 and up can ride twice a day (once on Sundays) through the meadows and hills for an hour at a time. (Four- and 5-year-olds stay with the camp counselors.) Most of the kids and adults have never ridden before, so don't worry if you're a beginner. In between riding, you can go hiking or biking while your little campers are entertained by scavenger hunts or make nature crafts. Kids take part in activities before dinner (so you get to enjoy an adults-only patio party) and then have their dinner with fellow campers. Afterward, they head over to a nearby farm to bottle-feed a calf and collect eggs from a chicken.
Nice nests: Basic cabins have a queen bed, a twin bed, and a day bed (which can be made into two twins) while deluxe ones offer two queen beds and a kitchenette. (All-inclusive daily rates start at $150 per adult, $110 per child ages 6 to 11, $80 per child ages 4 and 5, free for 0 to 3; rankinranch.com.)
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Dinosaur fans will adore the nature activities in this town about a 90-minute drive from Dallas.
Fun for all: Stop by Dinosaur Valley State Park, where you'll look for tracks in the Paluxy riverbed. From the Visitor's Center, two trails lead to the tracks -- take the easier one on the left if you have kids under 5. Outside the park, swing by Fossil Rim Wildlife Center (fossilrim.org), where you can see 1,000 animals roaming the 1,700 acres. In your car (or a tram), you can take the 91/2-mile drive, feeding giraffes, ostriches, and other animals on the way ($21 for adults, $15 for kids ages 3 to 11, free for 0 to 2).
Nice nests: Sleep inside Fossil Rim Wildlife Center. (Lodge rooms with two beds start at $100 per night, including breakfast, and tent cabins, designed to resemble ones in Africa, start at $125 per night; fossilrim.org.)
Orick, California
This tiny town in the northern part of the state lies in the heart of the Redwood Coast, a 90-mile stretch famous for its giant redwood trees.
Fun for all: Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park boasts more than a dozen hiking trails. At less than a half mile, the Circle Trail is one of the easiest and leads you to the "Big Tree," which is 304 feet tall. The park is also home to Fern Canyon; 50-foot walls are covered in ferns and surrounded by a creek. "My four kids loved climbing on the footbridges and scrambling over logs, and they laughed with delight when they stepped in the shallow stream and got a bit wet," says Danya Paxman, of American Fork, Utah. In Myers Flat, visit Humboldt Redwoods State Park; you can drive through a fallen redwood log and explore a two-story tree house.
Nice nests: Stay at Redwood Adventure & Elk Meadow Cabins, three-bedroom cabins with a kitchen, two baths, and a view of elk in the meadows. (Cabins start at $199 per night; redwoodadventures.com.) Or consider the Lost Whale Inn, in nearby Trinidad. Its picturesque private trail leads to tide pools with sea creatures. (Rooms start at $199 per night, including breakfast; lostwhaleinn.com.)
The Tyler Place Family Resort; Highgate Springs, Vermont
Set on 165 acres of woods near Lake Champlain, The Tyler Place, an all-inclusive family resort, is open from Memorial Day to the Saturday after Labor Day.
Fun for all: Kids in nine age groups from babies to teens take part in the morning and evening nature-focused children's programs with activities such as fishing and hiking, while you enjoy a yoga class, try zip-lining, or just chill out in a hammock with a good book. In the afternoon, families hang on their own or take part in group activities such as a trip to a nearby farm or paddleboating on the lake. At night, you have dinner as a couple -- much of the food is locally grown -- and then you can head back to the room or pay a little extra for one of the counselors to put your kids to bed while you join other parents for a trivia night or a bonfire.
Nice nests: All lodging options have a fridge and at least two bedrooms, one with a king or queen bed and another with twins or bunks for the kids. (Rates, which cover lodging, kids' program, food, and most activities, start at $113 per night per adult, $84 for kids 2 1/2 to 11, and $70 for younger kids; tylerplace.com.)


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Dr. Hassan has 8 hospital affiliations:
- Grand View Hospital
- University Medical Center At Princeton
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- Dr. Farhat Naseem Hassan BS, MBBS, and MD is a female Pediatrician, has 27 years of experience and practices in Pediatrics.
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- Dr. Farhat Hassan has 3 office locations.
Dr. Farhat Hassan practices Pediatrics near Plainsboro, NJ.
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John Cranley scalps LumenoCity tickets to help city budget
CINCINNATI, OH - Following a process that left many without tickets to the popular Cincinnati event LumenoCity, many fans of the event were shocked and disappointed to see the free tickets being sold online for premium prices. As Cincinnati City Council has discussed launching an investigation into the process, Mayor John Cranley has announced that he intends to scalp his tickets and use the proceeds toward the city's substantial budget shortfalls.
Many accused Cranley of being part of the problem, after discovering that he had acquired several dozen tickets. "Look, I'm the Mayor," explained Cranley. "With that comes certain perks. I got several tickets from organizers and friends. I also have access to some pretty cool computer programs which allowed members of my staff to bypass that crappy Ticketmaster security and score me a ton of those sweet tickets. It's good to be King."
However, Cranley claims that his plan for the tickets had always been the same. "I acquired them all because I knew I could put them to good use for the city," he said. "I'm actually going to have crews start some construction on Central Parkway which will be used as a "scalper lane," where ticket scalpers and their customers can meet and make deals. I think everyone will agree that there really is no better use for that space."
The money from the sale of Cranley's tickets will be directly deposited into the city's operating budget. "This much needed income is something I am happy to provide," said Cranley. "It will help run the city's day to day operations while I work had with Council to spend countless hours discussing important issues like pit bulls, parking meters and how to handle future free ticket sales. I wasn't going to go to LumenoCity anyway. It's too hard for me to find a place to watch those kind of things where there isn't a person, child or fire hydrant that blocks my view."
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Why This Rabbi Started the Year in a Small Texas Town
In the summer of 2013, I left a wonderful congregation in North Carolina to pursue an exciting opportunity on the staff of Gann Academy in Massachusetts. Many of the rabbis I work with at Gann Academy take on added responsibilities during the High Holy Days, helping out at Hillels, chavurot, and synagogues in the Boston area. As we swapped sermon ideas and commiserated over cantillation, my colleagues were surprised to learn that I'd be spending the holidays with Temple Emanu-El of Longview, Texas as part of the ISJL's "Rabbis on the Road" program.
Though I am familiar with the South, even I wasn't sure what to expect from a community that would fly in a rabbi from 1,700 miles away, sight unseen, to lead their High Holy Day services. As I left the airport, speeding down Route 20 from Dallas, Kol Nidre playing on the rental car stereo, I realized that, for the first time, I was leading the entire High Holy Day service, and I had no idea what the minhag ha-makom [local custom] was in East Texas.
As soon as I arrived in Longview, however, I found everything I could have hoped for in a community: open and supportive, warm and welcoming. And in addition to the southern hospitality I'd been missing in Boston, I discovered one of the most dedicated collections of lay leaders I have ever encountered.
Though the Jewish population of Longview has dwindled over the years, a small cadre of dedicated families has maintained their synagogue both physically and spiritually. The temple building is not only immaculately kept, but also frequently put to use. While rabbinical leadership has diminished from full-time to biweekly to occasional visits from the ISJL, Temple Emanu-El continues to hold lay-led Shabbat services and dinners nearly every week.
Temple Emanu-El doesn't just serve the longstanding members of the Longview community. As the only synagogue in a 40-mile radius, Jews – and the many, many local friends of the Jewish community – came in from the surrounding communities of Marshall and Kilgore. On both Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, I noticed young couples, new to town and far from home, joining the community for the first time.
Many families had a tradition of inviting their children and grandchildren to spend one of the holidays with them, and more than one family had three generations present at our Yom Kippur service. Practically every synagogue I've been to offers separate programming for children, so I was curious as to what the young people would get out of the service. Would they be bored? How would they respond to a worship experience that was not designed for them?
There were some naps, and yes, there were some meltdowns. But there were also helpers at Havdallah, Judaic crayon art created during the sermons, and exuberant demonstrations of cheer routines during the break-fast. Instead of feeling like the rabbi of a very small congregation, I started to feel like a member of a very large family.
My favorite moment of my visit was when, at the end of the Kol Nidre service, at nearly ten o'clock in the evening and following a lengthy, aimed-at-adults sermon, two young sisters shyly approached the bimah, nudging each other and whispering.
"You tell her!"
"No, you tell her."
Finally, one of them said, "In part of your sermon, you were talking about Jonah, but you said Noah."
So, they were paying attention…
Celebrating the holidays with Temple Emanu-El certainly kept me on my toes. It also showcased the dedication, commitment, and attention to detail of a community I might not otherwise have had a chance to meet. I headed home feeling that the Jewish future is in good hands. And that's a great way to start the New Year.
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On Columbus Day… What Can Ellis Island Teach Us About Ebola?
How we treat others matters. Today, banks and schools and government organizations are shut down for Columbus Day—a national holiday that has grown controversial. After all, Christopher Columbus was an important figure in history, but did not treat others well. Today, many are instead encouraging the celebration of Indigenous Peoples Day rather than Columbus Day.
Whether you are observing Indigenous Peoples Day, Columbus Day, a day off, or another Monday, today is different. We mark this day in the middle of an Ebola scare here in the United States, and an Ebola epidemic in Africa.
Ebola is testing our country. It is testing our medical capabilities and the confidence we have in our healthcare system to contain the spread of a deadly and contagious disease. But, it is also testing our values—our compassion and our concern for the dignity of all. It is testing how we treat others.
Dallas, Texas, is where this country's first Ebola patient, Thomas Duncan, was hospitalized. Dallas County Judge Clay Lewis Jenkins was determined to respect the dignity and well-being of Mr. Duncan's family, when Mr. Duncan was diagnosed, when he was treated, and when he died.
While many of us watched with concern and fear for what Mr. Duncan's diagnosis meant for the health of all Americans, Judge Jenkins made it a priority to show Mr. Duncan's family that their dignity mattered. On NBC last week, he said that he intends to see to it that Mr. Duncan's family is treated just like he would want his family to be treated if he were the one in the hospital. He made it clear that he is not throwing caution to the wind, but acknowledging that even while a family is sequestered, they should be treated well and with humanity.
Judge Jenkins is a mensch. He is striving to do right by the public but is finding every possible way to ensure that it doesn't come at the expense of others.
When I consider how I would react in a situation where in order to address the needs of many I may have to cut the liberties of few, I can't say that I would be as determined to consider the dignity of a few. I could only hope that I would, because though it took us some time to get there and though the process is ongoing, ultimately that is what our country was founded upon: the belief that everyone's rights are important and that the rights of a few need to be protected from being trampled over by the majority.
It is also a Jewish value—recognizing that even when it is difficult, it is important to treat everyone the way we would seek to be treated. Perhaps it is these values that have led me to imagine immigration officials taking the temperatures of any person from Africa and being subjected to an intense screening process before entering our country. As I picture this, I remember the many stories of Jewish immigrants who arrived at Ellis Island during the time of a Cholera scare. After traveling hundreds of miles in a crowded steamship, they had to have a "clean bill of health" before being allowed into this country. They could be scrutinized by one doctor after another, subjected to police intimidation, and unfairly treated. As the MyJewishLearning.com article states: "Currency exchange rates and prices of railroad tickets and food were inflated; bribes were demanded; rudeness and cruelty were rampant," until in 1902, when "a new commissioner of immigration instituted drastic reforms, heralded by signs everywhere demanding 'kindness and consideration'."
Now, at JFK we are incorporating Ebola screenings for passengers arriving from West Africa. There is the risk of ostracizing and marginalizing people. While I continue to hope for the safety of everyone in our country, and the world who is faced with the threat of this awful disease, I also hope for dignity. I admire the efforts of people like Judge Jenkins. I hope that screenings and examinations that take place are done in a way that honors the dignity of all people and reflects the highest standards of "kindness and consideration."
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Yom Kippur: We Atone; We Are At One
On Yom Kippur, we atone; on Yom Kippur, may we be at one.
From South to North, East to West, Jews will seek forgiveness and re-commit communally to doing better in the year ahead. As an organization, we too re-commit to an even better year ahead. May we always be good partners, always strive to meet the needs of those we serve, and be part of building a better world.
On this Day of Atonement, we wish all who are fasting a fast that is both easy and meaningful. G'mar chatima tovah.
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Fair warning to all college seniors: there is no need to run the other way. DJBooth newcomer Thesis43 and his stage name have absolutely nothing to do with a glorified, long-ass paper. Instead, the Michigan native is all about up-tempo, left of center hip-hop jams, which he displays for listeners on his new single, 2013. This ode to the upcoming year, features the efforts of Thesis43 (duh), The Grouch, 4nzix and Matt Rusin over an entrancing, pulse pounding beat courtesy of Digerati. This genre bending cut also contains some electronic influences and a touch of rock/alternative, most evident on an enticing, yet off-kilter hook. 2013 is the lead single off of Thesis' The JG43 EP, which will be curing hangovers with a New Years Day release.
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Last Friday, the Republican-led House of Representatives voted to extend a Federal pay freeze through the end of the year. This good government piece of legislation sponsored by freshman Representative Ron DeSantis (R-FL) is an important part of the ongoing effort by conservatives in the House to rein in Washington's out-of-control spending.
With our national debt rapidly approaching $17 Trillion and a President constantly seeking to spend more and raise taxes on small businesses, we need more bills like this that take a stand and prevent further outrageous government spending. Congressman DeSantis should be commended by all Americans for saving them $11 Billion over the course of the next 10 years in new spending that we simply can't afford.
In December of 2012, President Obama issued an executive order implementing an across-the-board pay raise for government employees (including Congress and even Vice President Joe Biden), ending the two-year pay freeze on March 27th of this year. The reality is we simply can't afford to keep spending at its current levels and we need more Representatives to sponsor and pass legislation making necessary cuts so that government stops over-charging hardworking taxpayers.
One of Congressman DeSantis' constituents said of the pay freeze, "We have to start somewhere, and we might as well start with the federal government. If you're going to talk the talk, you should walk the walk." Americans get it. If President Obama and Congress cannot make simple cost cutting measures like a temporary pay freeze than we will never get out of our crushing debt. That is why Congress needs more legislators like Congressman Ron DeSantis. He was just sworn in as a freshman Congressman and he understands that action needs to take place now. Citizens United Political Victory Fund, an affiliate of Citizens United, backed Congressman Ron DeSantis first in his primary and then in November because we saw that he would lead and not be a back bencher.
It's time for the United States Senate to pass DeSantis' important bill and start to follow the House of Representatives' lead when it comes to reducing government spending. Unfortunately, all good government pieces of legislation seem to die in the Democrat controlled Senate. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid would rather watch America descend into a fiscal abyss rather than fix the situation. Reid and President Obama are beholden to Left wing special interests who do not want to compromise their Big Government ways while our national debt keeps climbing.
Enough is enough. When you look at the math you come to a simple conclusion: we cannot afford the path we are currently on. And with 7.9% unemployment and skyrocketing debt, government can't keep passing the buck onto the American people. Future generations of Americans will look back at this time period in American history with disgust. It's time for action. It's time for real solutions. It's time for more to follow Congressman Ron DeSantis' lead and help put America back on the right track.


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Andy Barber has been an assistant district attorney in his suburban Massachusetts county for more than 20 years. He is respected in his community, tenacious in the courtroom, and happy at home with his wife, Laurie, and son, Jacob. But when a shocking crime shatters their New England town, Andy is blindsided by what happens next: his 14-year-old son is charged with the murder of a fellow student.
Every parental instinct Andy has rallies to protect his boy. Jacob insists that he is innocent, and Andy believes him. Andy must. He's his father. But as damning facts and shocking revelations surface, as a marriage threatens to crumble and the trial intensifies, and as the crisis reveals how little a father knows about his son, Andy will face a trial of his own - between loyalty and justice, between truth and allegation, between a past he's tried to bury and a future he cannot conceive.
Award-winning author William Landay has written the consummate novel of an embattled family in crisis - a suspenseful, character-driven mystery that is also a spellbinding tale of guilt, betrayal, and the terrifying speed at which our lives can spin out of control.
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"Landay has proven himself to be an extraordinary writer, and Defending Jacob is an amazing novel. Do yourself a favor and read it. It's that good." (Nicholas Sparks, #1 New York Times best-selling author)
"Harrowing . . . This searing narrative proves the ancient Greek tragedians were right: the worst punishment is not death but living with what you—knowingly or unknowingly—have done." (Publishers Weekly, starred review)
"[Landay] reaches a new level of excellence with this riveting, knock-your-socks-off legal thriller. With its masterfully crafted characterizations and dialogue, emotional depth, and frightening implications, the novel rivals the best of Scott Turow and John Grisham. Don't miss it." (Booklist, starred review)
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"Brilliant first novel. Very suspenseful."
Mr. Landay's book is outrageously good. There are lots of ex-lawyers out there who think they can write; they should read "Defending Jacob" so they can see what a great book is. The plot twists and turns in ways that entertain and inform you. The main characters are extremely well drawn. The villain LoGuidice is horrible: nasty, vicious, ambitious, duplicitous. The Barber family is extremely complicated: Andy, Jacob and Laurie are all believable humans. The courtroom scenes are a little drawn out, which is often the case with courtroom scenes. You can forgive this, as these guys spent their careers in courtrooms. The device of interspersing Andy's grand jury testimony, something which clearly occurs at the end of the book, but with which Landay teases you throughout, is one of a kind. I have never seen it used before, and if anyone else ever copies it, Mr. Landay should appreciate the fact that imitation is the highest form of flattery.
Grover Gardner is a perfect reader for this book. His voice is friendly and full of humor, even when the text is serious. His reading of the David Rosenfelt lawyer/dog series is so delightful that you want to read every book in it. Gardner doesn't have as many voices as some of the other more technically proficient narrators, but that hasn't stopped audiobook publishers from recognizing his talent. He is warm, knowledgeable and naturally engaging. You will never guess how the book ends, no matter how clever you are. Landay's insights into the world of eighth graders and their parents is true in every detail. I cannot recommend this book more highly; this is the debut of a marvelous talent.
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I am a fan of courtroom drama and of family relationships. This book combines both and totally engaged me from the beginning. The author kept throwing in interesting twists and turns and I was very suprised by the ending. If you enjoy the early work of Grisham, you will enjoy this!
I hear voices. But maybe that's because there's always an Audible book in my ear.
"Astounding for a first book."
I hesitated for months to listen to this because I had preconceived notions about the storyline. I thought it would be a formulaic family drama, syrupy or maudlin - the kiss of death for any book in my estimation. My mistake. It is nothing like that.
This is a brilliantly written, suspenseful novel made all the more impressive by the fact that it's Landay's first book. He makes none of the mistakes with clumsy dialogue that can sometimes plague new writers. He can jump around on the timeline and never lose you. Really, it's masterfully executed and incredibly suspenseful.
All along the way I was sure I'd figured it out. I thought about it when I wasn't listening and came up with all kinds of "Aha!" moments. I was wrong every time. I just love it when a book can do that to me. Not one of my plotted scenarios was ever right.
Grover Gardner has a way of narrating that makes you think every single thing he says is the gospel. There's a unique timbre to his voice that's easy to listen to, captivating and very convincing. Though he's not the most dramatic of narrators, he's really perfect for a book like this when the character just needs to tell his story.
Without a doubt, this book is firmly in the company of other 1st rate legal dramas by Grisham and Turrow. Excellent.
Myst/thrillers and ✨fun fantasies✨are my favorites but always open for a good story.
"Mother of two teen boys"
Wow, a thought stopper. It is well written and the narrator melted into the book and makes you forget he was there. This is one of those books that makes you pause.... I had an inkling of what was coming because of the way Landay was writing the courtroom scene(s). Brilliant. I have not read one done like that before. He had me leaning in and paying closer attention to those. As a Mom I know what it is to feel complete and utter responsibility for the lives our babes. The story was told by the father and his frustration level was so evident that I felt myself feeling sorry for this prudent and intelligent thinker. This is a good book that has a fast and ever changing plot.
"BRAVO!!!! Outstanding!"
I bought three 'unknown' books at the same time -- books written by authors new to me, writers and books I'd never heard of before or seen, outside of Audible. I listened to the first two, which were only so-so, and I was just about to remind myself to stick to known quantities from now on. All that said, I wasn't expecting much when I started 'Defending Jacob'. But WOW -- this one made up for what the other two lacked.
It's hard to say much about this book without giving too much away -- I can say that as I was listening, I felt myself getting furious with first the father, then the mother, for the way they saw, and treated, their son. The father was of the "my son can do no wrong" school of thought, which seemed totally ridiculous under the circumstances. The mother allowed herself to be drawn in by some nutty theory of genetic inclination to murder, which -- as described in this situation -- was just as bizarre. But that's the mark of a good book -- I couldn't stop listening. I was so involved with the characters -- we don't actually hear much from Jacob himself -- that I couldn't wait to see what would happen next.
Nor will I betray anything else about the plot suffice it to say I listened to the ending, couldn't quite believe what I'd heard, so went back and listened to the last hour again. LOL -- great fun! What a book! Way beyond excellent plot, perfect narration, and all in all, one of the best of the year. Don't miss this one.
Don't know what I want to be when I grow up. Trip's cool though. Use Audible to make gym-training sane... And rip my imagination.
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First off, I became a Grover Gardener fan from his readings of the wonderful David Rosenfelt/Andy Carpenter series... He is as feeling-perfect as ever here....
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Illinois vs. August Spies et al. trial transcript no. 1. Direct examination by Mr. Grinnell. Testified on behalf of the Prosecution, People of the State of Illinois. People's Exhibits 15 (vol.J 189) and 16 (vol.J 189) introduced into evidence. Checked witness Eugene Seeger's translations. Testified on various topics (page numbers provide a partial guide): Most, Johann (vol.J 187), the Arbeiter-Zeitung (vol.J 189), discussion of legal procedure (vol.J 189), International Workingmen's Association (vol.J 189), People's Exhibit 15 (vol.J 189), People's Exhibit 16 (vol.J 189).
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Volume J, 187-189, 3 p.
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a witness called and sworn on behalf of the State, was examined in chief by Mr. Grinnell and testified as follows:
Q What is your name?
A Edward Olson.
Q You are a professor in the Chicago University?
A Yes, sir.
Q And have been such for how many years?
A For eleven years.
Q You are acquainted with the German language?
A Yes, sir.
Q You are a Swede by birth?
A Norwegian.
Q And have been in this country how many years?
A 27 years.
Q What is your chair in the University?
A Professor of Greek.
Q Acquainted with the German language?
A Yes, sir.
Mr. FOSTER: We consent that the translations that have been made already referred to by the other gentlemen are correct.
Mr. GRINNELL: I am not going to modify this at all. This is the translation of Herr Most's book.
Mr. FOSTER: We will admit those translations are correct.
Mr. GRINNELL: You may look at those two books, German and English, and state whether or not the English is a proper
and a correct and full translation of the German book I present you.
THE COURT: Has not the witness compared them before he came into court?
Mr. GRINNELL: Yes, only I wanted to see if those were the books he had compared. The translation was originally made by Mr. Seeger, not Mr. Olsen.
Q You have looked at them?
A Yes.
Q That is a correct translation?
A It is a correct translation from German into English.
Q With the title page and all?
A Yes.
Mr. ZEISLER: When was that printed?
Mr. GRINNELL: Recently -- I had it printed.
Mr. FOSTER: We would prefer that we had an opportunity of examining it and recalling him if we desire.
Mr. GRINNELL: He desires to leave on the twelve O'clock train today.
THE COURT: Either party can put in evidence their own translation of anything that is admissible, and then if the other side thinks the translation is not correct, they can present their evidence as to the supposed inaccuracy.
Mr. FOSTER: I see that there are some corrections here some interlineations made by you?
A Some made by me, and some by the author himself -- some typographical errors.
Q I see the word gunpowder in one instance was changed to
gun cotton -- was that your change?
A I believe so, yes, sir.
Q You have both examined it after the last changes were made by you?
A I couldn't say as to that.
Mr. GRINNELL: It was at Seeger's suggestion.
Q You may look at that, Mr. Olsen. I show him the paper which has been introduced in evidence dated Feb.26, 1886 the Arbeiter Zeitung, article referred to as -- you may read the title of it -- translate the title of the article which you refer to as the translation?
A The International Association of Workingmen.
Q You have translated that?
A Yes.
Q The translation you hold in your hand?
A Yes.
Q Is that a full and correct translation of that article?
A Yes, sir.
Mr. GRINNELL: I offer the translation in evidence and also the translation of the book called Herr Most's Science of Warfare.


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I have been married for nearly 11yrs. I yell at and hit my kids and wonder if this is due to a lack of emotional support in my marriage. My husband and I also argue although I have learnt to avoid confrontations. My husband doesn't drink or do drugs. He is a workaholic coming home late most nights. He is sexually faithful. He doesn't have un work related friends. We have two boys 5 & 7yrs and I find they don't listen or respect me. I don't see myself as a good mother as I am emotionally absent and feel clostrophobic by their presence. I yell and hit to get control and have damamged our relationship. I have had help from social services who no longer want to be involved. I think it's because my case is not as important as others or they can't really help me. I don't know where to go for help. I got a phsychology chart done for my husband and I and it says that I have high emotional needs and am sensitive to not getting these met. That I can use the relationship to overcome the sensitivity by learning to be more emotionally independant. Can I do this alone. If so how? I believe that when I am feeling ok my relationship with my kids is OK although there is some serious damage now and I rarely feel ok. I wonder if this is related to feeling lonely in my marriage. I have spoken with domestic voilence people and they too don't want to get involved as it seems we are not considered a high risk family. I appreciate any feedback you have. Lisa
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Arguing in a relationship can cause you to lash out at other people, It is a natural coping mechanism. As you said, you are avoiding confrontation, which causes anxiety, which you displace onto your children. This is shown in the way you feel claustrophobic, and lash out at them physically. The only real way to cure this is to confront the issues with your husband.
Actually talk to him about everything that is on your mind; avoiding it will only make it worse. That should help the problems you have.
Lisa McCracken
1885 days ago
Thank you for replying and confirming that this maybe what's happening. I do want to talk to him about it and lots of other things on my mind. This is difficult as we seem to end arguing and I never really get to the point...I am thinking to show him this site my question and your reponse at a time I am feeling calm.
1890 days ago
I agree with the above poster that you need to discuss what you need with your husband. Do you work and can he lessen his hours to be at home more. Even though you're not getting emotional support from him, doesn't justify hitting your kids. Would your husband be willing to go to marriage counselling with you? You can also look up positive parenting techniques. Hitting/yelling will only make them feel fear and it won't make them behave in the longrun.
Lisa McCracken
1885 days ago
Yes...The kids are already fearful of me. I did take a parenting course and the second time my husband attended (although missing about half of the sessions)...The course finished about two weeks ago. My husband is against marriage counselling as he believes that I am the one with the problem. I do seem to have more needs than most mothers/wives and am sensitive to not getting them met. That's why I wonder if I should just leave the marriage as I do understand that I can't change him. Yet I am not sure I can get these needs met elsewhere either hence the desire to develop my emotional independence. I don't believe I can do that one my own and that it would be better to be in a relationship like this one which gives me opportunities to change how I respond to situations. Can you suggest the type of counsellor/psychologist who could help me?
I know that nothing justifies hitting my kids and for this am willing to leave the relationship but wonder if that is the best for everyone in the long run...I believe the best would be to work through the problem together but feel that I need my husbands support to do that. Again thanks for your reply and I will come back here again to see if there's anything else you have to say.
1889 days ago
I agree with what the above posters have said and just want to really encourage you to seek counseling, for the sake of your children. Nothing justifies lashing out at kids with physical violence, which is what hitting them *in anger* is.
Discipline is good for kids, but having an emotionally volatile parent yelling and hitting them isnt going to discipline them...only make them afraid of you and could psychologically scar them.
I do hope you and your husband will go to counseling together, but if he wont go, I would urge you to go alone to get help working thru your reactions to him and your children
Lisa McCracken
1885 days ago
I am trying to get my husband to go on a NVC course with me to work on our communication. He has agreed but says that he is only doing it for me.(He thinks these type of courses are a waste of time) I did try to get us a session before the course with the couple giving the course but he was a little defensive asking if that was going to be like therapy!!! I wonder if it's worth us going on the course if he is so against it...maybe I should just go myself instead of forcing him to do something he doesn't want too. Again I'd be interested to know what type of counselling/psycholotherapy you would suggest in this situation. There is so much out there I really don't know what I need and where to get it from.
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SAN DIEGO (AP) -- Kris Benson literally used his head to dominate the San Diego Padres.
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Scoring Summary
1st | D Wright singled to right, M Cairo scored, C Beltran to third. | 1 | 0 | |
3rd | D Wright doubled to deep left, M Cairo and C Beltran scored. | 4 | 0 | |
3rd | J Offerman singled to center, D Wright scored, M Cameron to third. | 5 | 0 | |
4th | D Wright homered to left, C Beltran and C Floyd scored. | 8 | 0 | |
9th | M Cameron singled to center, D Wright scored, M Piazza to third, M Cameron to second on error by center fielder D Roberts. | 9 | 0 | |
9th | M Sweeney singled to center, D Ross scored, J Randa to third. | 9 | 1 | |
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Attendance | 43,162 (101.5% full) - % is based on regular season capacity |
Game Time | 2:33 |
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Documentation |
Coefficients of a homogeneous linear ODE
This functionality does not run in MATLAB.
ode::vectorize(Ly, y, x, n)
ode::vectorize(Ly, y, x, n) returns the list of coefficients of the n-th order homogeneous linear ordinary differential equation Ly.
We compute the list of coefficients of the following differential equation:
Ly := 4*x^2*diff(y(x), x$3)+exp(x^2)*diff(y(x),x$2)+ 4*x*diff(y(x),x)-y(x)
ode::vectorize(Ly, y, x, 3)