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I'll bet she has a substantial brace/cast on her arm. She should decorate it with a HF sticker. And, since she's 13, add sparkles.
A few of the hammocks at the Enchanted Forest
I think I'm going to have to put this on the calendar. Yup. Definitely putting this on the calendar. Now I just need to remember to look at the calendar come July.
Depends on how strictly you define "hammock"
If you're willing to spend 24 hours rigging a hammock with 70m lines 400'+ above the ground . . . sure.
atop Hawksbill
WBBB 1.7 has been delivered by a uniformed representative of a quasi-governmental agency.
9/6 to 10/14, 38 days?
Hanging without a tree strap won't directly kill a tree. But bruising the cambium layer can cause a tree to develop "dead spots" (cankers)
Cankers can deform and weaken a tree, making it more...
one of my favorite words.
I'm gonna say it again.
You might think in a part of the state where it rains so much water would be easier to find. But you'd be wrong. ...
I'll agree that wearing dark colored clothes will draw more skeeters than wearing light colored clothes, and I'll even agree that this has been proven scientifically.
But I question the validity...
Fin, at the Gorge.
Just one more pic.
A glorious weekend. Starting with a campsite tailor made for hammockers, just far enough from the trailhead to make it feel like real camping yet close enough to accommodate some car-camping...
Detail Man demonstrated his Amsteel ridgeline this weekend. He, too, had difficulty with prussics slipping on the amsteel and came up w/ a constrictor on the ridgeline that held very well. No...
It was a good weekend.
There was lots of hammock inspection
And when you're dog hair UQ gets damp you smell like wet dog for the rest of the trip?
The Choir says "Amen" Big Dave.
You might want to share this with other REI customers. I can't believe all the 4 and 5 star reviews this product has - http://www.rei.com/product/768731
Wyatt: "You got a helmet?"
George: "Oh, oh I've got a helmet! (Laughs) I got a beauty!"
I think this is the key. A real TNF bag that didn't meet the QC standards for regular retail distribution or had already been returned for poor quality.
It's a second.
Great stuff, super strong, probably overkill and overweight for just tree huggers, but if you're worried about strength you'll be more likely to pull the tree over before the webbing breaks.
Did he take your thread injector? No need to retreat to the ground if you've still got Mr. Singer.
This might help:
Instruction Manual For generic HA-1 15 class Sewing Machines
My guess would be a White Zigzag Model 3077
Whether that is significant I have no idea.
Thanks for leading from the front.
HH Explorers - http://www.nytimes.com/slideshow/2010/11/12/nyregion/13trees-3.html
From today's New York Times: http://www.nytimes.com/2010/11/13/nyregion/13trees.html?pagewanted=1&hp
Pics: http://www.nytimes.com/slideshow/2010/11/12/nyregion/13trees.html
It'll make more of a "popping" sound as the neede goes through the fabric. Especially with taut ripstop.
Good people, good weather, great place.
And good eats:
And good hiking:
Running line (or webbing) through a webbing loop exposes the webbing loop to chafe. A 'biner reduces chafing on the webbing and the hammock line.
The habit probably comes from rock...
I'm in - I hope.
What a pretty little ditch.
I pulled in at the Pinchin Trailhead on Monday evening just as the sun was setting. A beautiful sunset to the West, unfortunately, left the Pinchin trail fully dark in...
Hitting the road as soon as I hit "submit reply." I'll get to the West side (Pinch in?) late this afternoon/early evening
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The "sport nylon" ripstop at JoAnns is def 1.9 uncoated. It works. The key to shopping at JoAnns is never buy anything without a 50% off coupon. I've also seen some 48" widths of 1.1 in the...
Clothesline rope? Ouch. Cotton kills.
How Wyoming does a Hammock Hangout.
Try the Old Sparkey Forum There's still all the usual talk about dutch ovens, but quite a few have already been converted to hammockry.
Wow. That's a lot of people. No skillet breakfast at Smoky Mtn Diner? OK, I'll come anyway - but I'm not splitting firewood.
I held off reading this message thinking it had something to do with dancing banana icons a la whiteblaze. It doesn't. whew.
Good for you!
Then spent the morning of the 5th pulling 1,600 lbs of garbage off the beach.
If there had only been trees . . . .
Sorry about the bike. But thank goodness the hammock wasn't damaged.
If you're just looking for regular ripstop and not sil-nylon, try the Jo-Ann Fabrics out at the mall. Look for the section labeled "sport nylon" and there might be some regular, uncoated 1.9 oz....
What would you like to know? I hiked it last year. Nice trail.
Is this the stuff? http://www.westmarkcorp.com/browsecloseouts.php Good price if you're willing to buy a 100 yd roll. Even better price if you're willing to buy 2160 yds.
I fiddled around with a similar concept a couple years ago. I got the best results using 2 corkscrew shaped dog tie-out stakes. It worked fine in the back yard. It even worked ok when I set it up...
I just checked in on one of my favorite DIY sites and it looks like Anders Jonsson has taken on hammocks. Hooray! Bork! Bork!
The site's in Swedish and I...
Ooops. Should have read that last post first.
just a thought . . .
Don't think of it as a "sewing machine." Think of it as a new power tool.
I believe you.
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The credit ratings agency Moody's has downgraded the credit of "K" Line and is reviewing that of Mitsui O.S.K. Lines as two of Japan's top three container lines struggle against unfavorable market conditions.
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Japan's three largest container lines significantly downgraded their earnings forecasts for the current fiscal year ending on March 31, with Mitsui O.S.K. Lines now expecting a sizable net loss of 175 billion yen ($1.45 billion).
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There will be no sustained recovery in the dry bulk or container shipping sectors this year amid overcapacity in the industry and slowing demand for raw materials from China, said "K" Line president and CEO Eizo Murakami.
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Five Asia-based container lines will expand a service in mid-February that connects to Australia, while another China-based line will also beef up its service to and from Oceania.
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In our past work, we presented a framework for the decentralized control of discrete event systems involving inferencing over ambiguities, about the system state, of various local decision makers. Using the knowledge of the self-ambiguity and those of the others, each local control decision is tagged with a certain ambiguity level (level zero being the minimum and representing no ambiguity). A global control decision is taken to be a "winning" local control decision, i.e., one with a minimum ambiguity level. For the existence of a decentralized supervisor, so that for each controllable event the ambiguity levels of all winning disablement or enablement decisions are bounded by some number N (such a supervisor is termed N-inferring), the notion of N- inference-observability was introduced. When the given specification fails to satisfy the iV-inference-observability property, an iV-inferring supervisor achieving the entire specification does not exist. We first show that the class of iV-inference-observable sublanguages is not closed under union implying that the supremal N- inference-observable sublanguage need not exist. We next provide a technique for synthesizing an N -inferring decentralized supervisor that achieves an N -inference-observable sublanguage of the specification. The sublanguage achieved equals the specification language when the specification itself is iV-inference-observable. A formula for the synthesized sublanguage is also presented. For the special cases of N = 0 and N = 1, the proposed supervisor achieves the same language as those reported in [25], [31] (for N = 0) and [32] (for N = 1). The synthesized supervisor is parameterized by N (the parameter bounding the ambiguity level), and as N is increased, the supervisor becomes strictly more permissive in general. Thus, a user can choose N based on the degree of permissiveness and the degree of computational complexity desired.


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With the appearance of full metal jacket military 5.56 ammunition on the commercial Market, it has come to the attention of the Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers' Institute (SAAMI) that the use of military 5.56mm ammunition in sporting rifles chambered for Caliber .223 Remington cartridges can lead to higher-than-normal chamber pressures and possible hazards for the firearm, its user and bystanders.
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A homosexual man is forced to hide his sexuality by day while living his secret life by night.
ugliest cast ever.
Pioneering, if a little earnest, drama; resolutely gay in theme and with a pleasing gaucheness about it. A tad overlong and rather lacking in humour to balance out the right-on drama, but an important film nevertheless and an interesting counterpoint to the more flamboyant guilt trip of Jarman's Sebastiane a couple of years before.


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[Tara Cooper "God Loves Brigus" at Loop Gallery]
Over the years, Covet Garden has featured the homes of a lot of artists. Probably because of their creative take on domesticity. We also love their art and it seems that a lot of people who've we've visited in the past are having art shows now or in the near future. So we thought we'd alert you to some of these amazing exhibiions.
[Tara and Terry from Issue 13]
Last summer Tara Cooper spent the summer in a residency at Landfall Trust in Brigus, Newfoundland. "During a 3-week stay," she says, "I researched the history of the area and took note of the weather. I watched an iceberg slowly dissolve in the bay, learned about Captain Bob Bartlett, an arctic explorer who brought a polar bear home to Brigus, and met Ray, the caretaker of Landfall, who told stories about his grandfather – a whaler that lost his life in an explosion at sea." Cooper also collaborated with her partner Terry O'Neill, "God Love Brigus" combines sculpture, print, photography and text for a far out experience. THe show is on until Nov. 1.
[Holly Farrell, "The Hot Canary" at The Clark Gallery]
[Hollly, from Issue 51]
When we visited artist Holly Farrel and her partner Steven Naylor in their home/studio we loved the way their objects overlapped with Holly's subject matter. Her latest show, Books, at Boston's Clark Gallery, features new paintings of dometic delights. The show runs until Nov. 2.
[Cody Deane, "Come to My Mountain" at Likely General]
[Cody from Issue 45]
When we toured painter Cody Deane's place, she was running a store on Dundas Street West. She has since closed up shop arn returned to her art practice. The fruits of her labour can be seen at the show "Come to My Mountain at Likely General. You can check out her beautiful paintings until November 1.


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Michael Scotto: Brooklyn Nets & former Indiana All-American point guard Yogi Ferrell have agreed to a 1-year, partially guaranteed deal, per league sources.
The New Orleans Pelicans today announced that the team has signed 2016 second round draft pick Cheick Diallo and re-signed guard/forward Alonzo Gee. Per team policy, terms of the deals were not disclosed.
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Celtics forward Guerschon Yabusele, the 16th overall pick of last month's NBA Draft, has agreed to a one-year deal with the Shanghai Sharks of the Chinese Basketball Association, according to a league source. With bonuses, Yabusele could make up to $1.5 million next season, the source said. The Celtics will still hold Yabusele's NBA rights.


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Robert/Bob Allen is a charismatic and brilliant schemer who has meticulously constructed two lives in two different parts of Texas. As "Bob," he lives in Houston and is married to Cat, the beautiful daughter of Clint, the patriarch of an ultra-wealthy Texas oil family. More than 400 miles away in the suburban west Texas town of Midland, he's "Robert," living a second life with his sweet, naïve girlfriend, Lindsay. There he plays the perfect boyfriend while secretly bilking local investors of their savings. While in Houston, he's a devoted husband, charming Cat and her...
27 Sep. 2010One in Every Family
In order to ease Clint's suspicions regarding the new windfarm deal, Bob recruits the man who taught him everything about being a con man to help him with the scheme: his father. Meanwhile, Lindsay begins to realize that she may not know Bob as well as she thought, and Cat is forced to repeatedly bail her brother Drew out of trouble.
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The body of a white male subject was discovered on the side of Peacefull Valley Church Road in Barbour County.
The Victim was discovered by a citizen and the Authorities were called.
Sheriff LeRoy Upshaw was among the first on the scene along with Officers from Eufaula Police Department and Eufaula Rescue.
The Victim appeared to have been shot and the case is being investigated as a Homicide.
Sheriff Upshaw has asked the Barbour County District Attorneys Office and the Alabama Bureau of Investigation to assist in the case.
The victim has been identified as:
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ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) -- Kevin Brown felt terrible before he even
took the mound, and Gary Sheffield winced with pain almost every
time he swung the bat.
The New York Yankees were hurting, and the Texas Rangers eagerly
seized the opportunity to pounce on their ailing foe.
Ryan Drese pitched seven shutout innings and former Yankee
Alfonso Soriano doubled twice and scored three times, leading the
Rangers over New York 7-1 Tuesday night.
"Certainly the stars were aligned for us tonight," Rangers
manager Buck Showalter said.
David Dellucci, another former Yankee, and Mark Teixeira both
hit two-run homers to help the Rangers end a season-high four-game
losing streak.
Brown (9-2) lost for the first time in six starts, turning in
his worst performance since returning from the disabled list on
July 30.
Brown, who's been bothered by a back injury and an intestinal
parasite this season, allowed five runs and eight hits in five
innings against his former team, one start after pitching eight
shutout innings against Oakland. Both his losses this year have
been to the Rangers.
The Yankees' ace said he felt weak during warm-ups and never got
any better the closer it got to gametime.
"I was drained. I never had any energy," Brown said. "It's
not the first time I've felt cruddy and it probably won't be the
Yankees manager Joe Torre noticed early on that Brown was
laboring heavily at the game's start.
"It didn't look like it was easy for him," Torre said. "It
looked like he was fidgeting. He was fighting it all night long."
Sheffield was taken out of the game in the bottom of the eighth
after complaining of pain in his left shoulder. He said the
discomfort started after striking out in the sixth and got
progressively worse.
"I reached out for a pitch, and my hands got away from my body.
Sometimes you can't avoid it," said Sheffield, who went 0-for-3
with two strikeouts. "Sometimes in the middle of the game you get
a stab."
Sheffield, who's had bursitis in his shoulder all season, said
he might consider having another cortisone shot.
"I have to think about it. The last shot didn't help. Maybe
they have to up the dosage," he said.
Drese (9-6) allowed five hits and three walks against the
Yankees, who lost their second straight after winning five in a
row. Drese, who has the second-lowest home ERA in the AL at 2.15,
is 5-0 in his last six starts.
"We definitely needed to win tonight," Drese said. "We played
pretty well. I got out of some jams."
Frank Francisco completed the six-hitter, allowing an RBI single
to John Olerud with two outs in the ninth.
Alex Rodriguez went 2-for-4 with two strikeouts and drew a
chorus of boos each time he came to the plate in his latest trip
back to Arlington.
New York, beginning a nine-game trip, was forced to rework its
rotation because Javier Vazquez can't start Wednesday due to pink
eye. He'll be replaced by Tanyon Sturtze.
Soriano, traded to Texas for Rodriguez in February, was walked
in his first at-bat, then scored on a groundout by Michael Young
for the game's first run.
Soriano doubled to lead off the third and Dellucci followed with
a 406-foot shot that just cleared the center-field fence for a 3-0
lead. Texas added another run later in the inning on Brian Jordan's
sacrifice fly to left that scored Young, who narrowly beat Hideki
Matsui's throw to home plate.
Young's run-scoring single in the fourth gave the Rangers a
five-run lead, and Teixeira homered off Scott Proctor in the
Texas played a complete game against the AL East leaders after
an embarrassing sweep at Baltimore. The Rangers hadn't shut out the
Yankees since August 2000.
"You get up a little big for the Yankees," Dellucci said. "If
this is a team that's going to make the playoffs, you have to beat
teams like that. The Baltimore series was a real gut check."
Game notes
Laynce Nix struck out in the eighth but reached on a wild
pitch by C.J. Nitkowski. ... Teixeira (27) and Dellucci (11) each
set a career highs for homers. ... Soriano made a fantastic diving
grab of Olerud's hit in the fourth, quickly scrambled to his feet
and threw Olerud out. ... Yankees SS Derek Jeter extended his
hitting streak to a season high 11 games.


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Adapted from Go for your life, I wanted a toddler friendly snack mix that would kind of fit the Halloween theme. I came up with this colourful combo. I also added some "Cocoa rocks" to this which added to the effect to look like stones. The kids devoured this at playgroup. You could also adapt this to fit the xmas theme by substituting apricots for dried cherries and adding some dried kiwi, dried peas or a lolly such as mint leaves or green smarties or M+M's.
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TSA To Step Up Security Measures At Some Airports Overseas
The Department of Homeland Security has asked the Transportation Security Administration to step up security measures at some airports overseas with direct flights to the U.S.
In a statement, DHS Secretary Jeh Johnson said the decision was taken as part of a continual assessment of the "global threat environment."
The enhanced security measures will go into effect in the coming days.
"We will work to ensure these necessary steps pose as few disruptions to travelers as possible," Johnson said. "We are sharing recent and relevant information with our foreign allies and are consulting the aviation industry."
Johnson did not provide specifics on how or where the new measures would be implemented.
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I have a domain controller running 2003 32bit standard, for some reason RDP has just stopped working to this machine. I have checked the firewall, the RDP service even symantec endpoint(note even turned endpoint off briefly to test). All seem to be working normally and allowing access.
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Area news in brief: Aug. 18, 2011
Published: Thursday, August 18, 2011 at 10:56 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, August 18, 2011 at 10:57 a.m.
Man guilty of drug, gun charges
A 25-year-old from Gray was found guilty Wednesday of drug and weapons possession stemming from a February fight.
Dontrell Alvis was arrested because of a fight at a gas station on La. 24, prosecutors said. A post-arrest search of his car turned up a handgun and one prescription painkiller, authorities said.
A 12-member jury found Alvis found guilty of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and possession of a schedule III drug. Alvis would typically face up to 20 years on those charges, but prosecutors will try to label him as a habitual offender, meaning he could serve even more time.
Alvis has three prior felony convictions, and Terrebonne Judge David Arceneaux will hold a hearing later this year to determine if he will be charged as a habitual offender.
Assumption man missing
Assumption sheriff's officials are looking for information about a Bayou L'Ourse man who has been missing for a week.
Jason J. Greenfield, 34, 228 Jamie Court, allegedly called his wife on Aug. 11 to say he planned to take a camping and fishing trip to celebrate his birthday.
She and his employer haven't seen or heard from him since, authorities said.
Greenfield is 5 feet, 6 inches tall and weighs 300 pounds. He has tattoos on his forearms of a cobra head and pistols crossing in flames. He drives a blue 1984 Ford Ranger, license plate W951646. The truck has damage to the passenger door.
Greenfield told his employer he planned to stay in a pop-up tent and go fishing in either Cocodrie, Venice or Fourchon. He has no boat.
If you have information, call 526-1627 or 369-2919.
Welding program gets $11,000
The welding program at Fletcher Technical Community College got an $11,000 boost Wednesday from energy company ConocoPhillips to purchase new equipment.
The money will pay for a "Prepzilla Millhog" tool, which greatly decreases the time students must take to prepare pipes on which they practice welding.
"We are very appreciative of the continued support that we have received from ConocoPhillips, and without their support, we would not have been able to purchase this much-needed tool for the students," welding instructor Tony Callais said.
Plant grass, help save the coast
Volunteers are needed to help the Barataria-Terrebonne National Estuary Program plant more than 7,000 marsh grasses on a rebuilt forest ridge at Fourchon.
The planting will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Aug. 24-25. Volunteers will be shuttled to the project from the Fourchon Marina on Bourg Street in Port Fourchon.
Planting equipment, including gloves and shovels, will be provided, but volunteers should be prepared for heat and sunny weather and dress accordingly. Wear closed-toed shoes. Lunch and drinks will be provided.
To register, visit http://btnep.org/subsites/volunteer/. Download and fill out the volunteer form, and fax it to 447-0870 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Jail committee sets next meeting
The group of Lafourche councilman and government officials who will decide how to pay for a new parish jail met Wednesday evening to discuss options going forward.
No decisions were made, but Parish President Charlotte Randolph said she would meet with Sheriff's Office officials to discuss jail details.
The committee's next meeting is set for Sept. 21.
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Super work Jamie …
Thanks Tom and sorry for the late reply
Heh & heh.
What happened to Melness?
didn't need it.
Beautiful images Jamie! have been following your roads and expecting to see Bing and Bob appear lol. Good luck wishing you many Sales x
Now Bing and Bob would have added value..lol.
A great collection.
Cheers Colin and sorry for the late reply
Superb calendar, with a great collection of image. Compliments Jamie.
Merci Michelle and sorry for the late reply
Wonderful calendar…very beautiful images!!
Thanks Gena and sorry for the late reply
What a beautiful trip! I almost feel I was on the road with you. Makes a great calendar too:-)
Thanks very much Kasia.I enjoyed the travelling to get all these shots. Took a few years lol
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Volume 47, Issue 3, 01 August 1967
Influence of Charge Compensation on uv Excitation of Rare‐Earth Fluorescence47(1967); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1712051View Description Hide Description
Excitation spectra for the fluorescence transitions of Tb3+, Eu3+, and DY3+, were obtained at room temperature on single crystals of the tungstates and molybdates of Ca, Sr, Pb, and Cd, having the Scheelite structure, and on terbium‐doped crystals of CaF2 and SrF2. Rare‐earth concentrations were nominally 1 at.% and charge compensation was provided by vacancy formation or interstitials, by substitution in cation sites or by anionic substitutions. Strong uv‐excitation bands were found for Tb‐ and Eu‐doped crystals and weaker bands for Dy‐doped matrices. The bands generally occur in the vicinity of the host‐lattice absorption edge but their intensities and energy positions are strongly influenced by the charge‐compensating defects in the vicinity of the active ion. The long‐wavelength peaks of the bands occur at energies coinciding with 4f‐level positions of the rare‐earth ions, thus suggesting a strong perturbation of 4f levels by charge transfer states. The short‐wavelength regions of the excitation bands are ascribed to exchange transfer from uv‐absorbing groups.
SCF—MO—LCAO—CI Treatment of the Pi‐Electronic Structure of Formaldehyde Using Ohno's Formula for βCO and Constrained to Satisfy Koopmans' Theorem Exactly47(1967); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1712052View Description Hide Description
The Pople—Pariser—Parr simplification of Roothaan's matrix formulation of the Hartree—Fock self‐consistent‐field (SCF) equations is applied to the pi‐electronic portion of the formaldehyde molecule as (1) a test of the use of Ohno's resonance integral formula as a basis for obtaining self‐consistent resonance integrals for heterobonds and (2) as a test of the effect of constraining the energy of the highest occupied orbital to satisfy Koopman's theorem exactly. The calculated spectroscopic intervals, dipole moments, and charge distributions are not too far different from those obtained by the self‐consistent‐electronegativity method of Brown and Heffernan, but there are indications that the present method may form a more satisfactory basis for extension to other heteroatomic conjugated systems.
Photodissociation as Studied by Photolysis Mapping47(1967); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1712053View Description Hide Description
We describe a method, called photolysis mapping, which can determine the orientation of the transition moment for gas‐phase photodissociations. This method measures the flux of fragments at the wall of a hemisphere when plane‐polarized light photodissociates a molecular gas. If the fragments recoil perpendicular to the transition moment, the angular dependence of the flux at the wall is different than if the fragments recoil parallel to the transition moment. Photolysis‐mapping experiments for bromine and iodine photolyzed with visible light indicate that the atoms recoil perpendicular to the transition moment.
Internal Rotation Barriers for Hydrazine and Hydroxylamine from Ab Initio LCAO—MO—SCF Wavefunctions47(1967); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1712054View Description Hide Description
LCAO—MO—SCF ab initiowavefunctions with atomic basis orbitals of double‐zeta accuracy have been constructed for N2H4 and NH2OH and the potential‐energy curves versus internal‐rotation angle have been determined. Similar wavefunctions for CH3CH3, CH3OH, CH3NH2, and H2O2, reported previously, showed a quantitatively useful correlation with experimental barrier heights and shapes. Since experimental information on the N2H4 and NH2OH barriers is incomplete or unknown, the theoretical results presented here may help guide experimental work. Decomposition of the total energy into one‐ and two‐electron components has been found previously to help elucidate the physical origin of the rotational barrier, and results for the species studied here are given. The wavefunctions presented here (and those reported previously for the species noted above) are the most accurate available for molecules possessing a rotational barrier about a single bond, and comparison is made with the results of the other existing ab initiowavefunctions.
Simple AMO Function for the Lithium Molecule47(1967); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1712055View Description Hide Description
An AMO calculation for the ground state of the Li2 molecule is described. The calculations are very simple, but quite satisfactory results are obtained. Connections with other calculations are pointed out and certain interesting problems connected with the Li2 molecule and related molecules for which the AMO method might be useful, are discussed.
Molecular Schrödinger Equation. V. A Correlated Polyelectronic Wavefunction47(1967); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1712056View Description Hide Description
Our earlier method for obtaining accurate solutions to the molecular Schrödinger equation for one and two electrons has been improved and extended, at least in principle, to the general polyelectronic case. The discussion includes development of the theory and examples of specific numerical results obtained with systems containing up to four electrons.
Molecular Schrödinger Equation. VI. Results for H3 and Other Simple Systems47(1967); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1712057View Description Hide Description
The results of calculations on the ground state of the H3 system are presented, and potential‐energy surfaces are constructed for the linear and isosceles triangular configurations. The path of minimum energy along these surfaces for the H+H2→H2+H reaction passes through a maximum 7.74 kcal above the reactants at a linear symmetric configuration with an H–H separation of 1.76 bohrs. Calculations on the ground states of He2 +, He2 ++, the lowest 1Π state of equilateral triangular H3 +, and a number of one‐electron states of H3 ++ and He2 +++ are also summarized.
Molecular Schrödinger Equation. VII. Properties of the Energy Variance Function: The Estimation of Energy Eigenvalues47(1967); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1712058View Description Hide Description
The energy variance function U 2 is defined in terms of the eigenfunction expansion for a trial wavefunction ψ. The relationship of U 2 to certain upper‐ and lower‐bound formulas for the energy and purity functions associated with ψ is discussed. The concurrently allowed values of U 2 and the energy function ε fall within a bounded region, the shape of which depends partly upon the Schrödinger equation and partly upon those restrictions imposed by the incompleteness of the basis set used for the representation ψ. A number of exact relationships governing the behavior of ε, U 2, and their derivatives along the boundary curve are worked out. The concept of the derivative wavefunction along the boundary is introduced, and an explicit prescription for its computation is given. Ways and means for the estimation of the true energy eigenvalue from the properties of an imperfect wavefunction are presented and discussed.
Theory of Radiation Chemistry. VIII. Ionization of Nonpolar Liquids by Radiation in the Absence of External Electric Field47(1967); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1712059View Description Hide Description
A theory of separated ion pairs in the x and γ irradiation of nonpolar liquids is presented. In this theory consideration is made of the mechanisms involved in the thermalization of electrons, and it is shown that a very significant portion of the prethermalization electron range occurs while the electron is in the subvibrational energy region (∼0.4 eV to thermal energy). The temperature dependence of the yield of separated charges arises in a perfectly natural manner. ``Thermalization lengths'' turn out to be 80–90 Å. Good agreement with experimental observations is obtained with reasonable values of the three adjustable parameters. The theory is also applied to the special case of 37Ar, where most of the effect is due to 2.4‐keV conversion electrons. Calculated results are in reasonable agreement with experiment in this case. A small temperature effect is predicted.
Vibrational Spectrum of Cyclopropene47(1967); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1712060View Description Hide Description
The infrared spectra of gaseous cyclopropene and a partially deuterated cyclopropene, and the Raman spectrum of liquid cyclopropene have been determined. The majority of the fundamentals and several overtones and combinations have been assigned. Some force constants based on a simple valence‐force potential function have been calculated.
NMR Studies of Inorganic Fluorides. III. Si3F847(1967); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1712061View Description Hide Description
A high‐resolution NMR study of octafluorotrisilane, Si3F8, is reported. The chemical shifts of 19F and 29Si, relative to SiF4 as a reference, are given. Coupling constants, including in every case the relative sign, are given for isotopic species containing not more than one 29Si atom. The results are compared with the corresponding values for SiF4 and Si2F6.
Effective Field Parameters in Iron Mössbauer Spectroscopy47(1967); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1712062View Description Hide Description
Relatively simple computational methods for interpreting Mössbauer spectra, in which there are simultaneously static quadrupole and hyperfine interactions, have been developed. Our explicit calculations are restricted to the case when either the source or absorber is a ``single line'' and the nuclear levels are the same as in the 57Fe 14.4‐keV transition. Experimental spectra for powdered RbFeF3 and FeCr2S4 have been obtained and are analyzed using these methods. Our results show that although the quadrupole interaction ΔEQ is zero above the transition temperatures of both RbFeF3 and FeCr2S4 it is rather large below, i.e., in FeCr2S4, ΔEQ =0.78 mm/sec at 77° K and in RbFeF3, ΔEQ =3.00 mm/sec at 4°K. The isomer shift, the effective internal magnetic field, and its orientation with respect to the principal axes of the electric‐field‐gradient tensor in these substances at various temperatures are also obtained.
Calculation of the Barrier to Internal Rotation in Ethane with Improved Exponential Wavefunctions47(1967); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1712063View Description Hide Description
A minimum set of Slater exponential orbitals is used to construct molecular orbital wavefunctions for staggered and eclipsed ethane. The orbital exponents chosen are those which are optimum for methane, rather than those obtained from Slater's rules, as were used previously. The value of the internal rotation barrier is calculated to be 3.5 kcal/mole. Comparison with other calculations indicates that the barrier is fairly insensitive to choice of basis functions and to the value of the total energy.
Raman and Infrared Spectra of the 10BF3 and 11BF3 Complexes with Dimethyl Sulfide and the Isotopic Exchange of This Complex with BF347(1967); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1712064View Description Hide Description
The Raman and infrared spectra of liquid BF3·dimethyl sulfide have been recorded for both the 10B and 11B compounds. Assignments of the observed bands have been made using analogies with those of BF3·dimethyl ether. The isotopic data have been used to calculate theoretical equilibrium constants for isotopic exchange between the complex and BF3. The calculated values are compared with published experimental values.
Uniform Localization of Atomic and Molecular Orbitals. I47(1967); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1712065View Description Hide Description
A general procedure for a nonarbitrary external localization of atomic and molecular orbitals given in the form of a general LCAO expansion is introduced by imposing an extremum principle on the sum of certain local orbital populations which are required to be localized in given regions of space, in particular around atoms or between pairs of atoms in the molecule. The localization, which is uniform insofaras these local electron populations are simultaneously maximized in all the available orbitals, yields well‐defined inner‐shell, lone‐pair and bond orbitals. The orthogonal transformation which maximizes the localization function is obtained through an iterative sequence of 2 × 2 rotations between all N (N − 1)/2 possible pairs of molecular orbitals. Convergence was found to be excellent. The method turns out to be exceedingly simple, the coefficients in the LCAO expansion and the overlap integrals between the basic atomic orbitals only being required, and general enough to be valid for the localization of atomic orbitals as well of molecular orbitals, either for exact LCAO—SCF—MO's or for approximate LCAO—MO's constructed from nonorthogonal as well from orthogonal basic sets. The localized orbitals obtained in this paper starting from some unsymmetrically orthogonalized atomic orbitals and from the minimal‐basis‐set LCAO—SCF—MO wavefunctions given by Ransil for LiH, BH, NH, FH, LiF, BF, CO, Li2, Be2, N2, F2 prove to be very close to the energy localized orbitals recently obtained by Edminston and Ruedenberg by maximizing the sum of the orbital self‐repulsion energies.
Infrared Transmission Spectrum and Lattice Vibration Analysis of Some Perovskite Fluorides47(1967); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1712066View Description Hide Description
Infrared absorption spectra of the perovskite fluorides KMF3(M:Ni, Mg, and Zn) and NaNiF3 have been measured in the region 700 to 50 cm−1 at room temperature and liquid‐nitrogen temperature. Three absorption bands for KMF3 were observed and these have been assigned to the f 1u lattice modes. A normal‐coordinate analysis of the crystal as a whole has been performed and the interatomic force constants in the crystal have been obtained. The forms of the normal modes of the lattice vibrations have been fully described on the basis of the normal‐coordinate treatment. Vibrational assignments have been supported from the experimental ground (temperature effect) and the theoretical side. The compound NaNiF3 reveals a much more complicated spectrum than those of KMF3, which suggests a structure of an appreciable deformation from the regular cubic perovskite. The analysis of the lattice vibrations for the rutile counterparts has been made based on the normal‐coordinate treatment by the use of the force constants transferred from the corresponding perovskite. The result gives another evidence for the lattice vibration assignments of the perovskite fluorides.
Crystal Structure of Ferric Chloride Hexahydrate47(1967); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1712067View Description Hide Description
The crystal structure of ferric chloride hexahydrate has been determined from three‐dimensional single‐crystal x‐ray‐diffraction data. In the crystals two chloride ions and four water molecules are arranged around each ferric ion to form octahedral trans‐[FeCl2(OH2)4]+ ions with C 2h −2/m symmetry. Fe–Cl and Fe–OH2interatomic distances in the complex ion are 2.30±0.02 Å and 2.07±0.02 Å, respectively. The crystals are monoclinic, space group C 2h 3—C2/m, with a=11.89±0.02, b=7.05±0.01, c=5.99±0.01 Å, and β=100.5±0.2°. The unit cell contains two [FeCl2(OH2)4]Cl·2H2O units. The arrangement of the [FeCl2(OH2)4]+ ions, chloride ions, and water molecules in the crystals indicates hydrogen bonding in addition to the electrostatic forces between oppositely charged ions.
Molecular Beam Kinetics: Reactions of K, Rb, and Cs with Br2 and I247(1967); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1712068View Description Hide Description
Crossed‐beam studies have been made of the reactions of K, Rb, and Cs atoms with Br2 and of K and Cs with I2. It is found that for all these systems: (1) The reaction cross sections are remarkably large, ≳150 Å2. (2) Most of the alkali halide product recoils into the forward hemisphere with respect to the incident alkali atom beam, with scattering angle θ≲60° (in the center‐of‐mass system). However, there also appears to be considerable intensity (∼20% of the forward peak) throughout the backward hemisphere, 90°<θ<180°. (3) The angular distribution (in the c.m. system) of alkali atoms scattered without reaction falls off much more rapidly at wide angles than for collisions between unreactive molecules of comparable size. (4) The shape of the angular distributions of both the reactive and nonreactive scattering is the same for various alkali metals, but differs appreciably for Br2 and I2. (5) Most of the chemical energy released appears as internal excitation of the products. This could include substantial rotational and/or electronic excitation, but other evidence shows that vibrational excitation of the newly formed bond is dominant. All these properties can be accounted for by a model (suggested originally by Polanyi and Magee) which assumes that the attacking alkali atom transfers its valence electron to the halogen at large distances (≳7 Å), so that these are in effect ion‐recombination reactions.
Energy of Interaction between Two Hydrogen Atoms by the Gaussian‐Type Functions47(1967); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1711979View Description Hide Description
The interaction of two hydrogen atoms in their ground states is investigated with a Hirschfelder—Linnett type of wavefunction in which the exponentials are replaced by Gaussian‐type functions. It is found that these functions do not properly describe the long‐range interaction, although the same functions reasonably approximate the molecular energy near the equilibrium separation. The explicit formulas for the atomic integrals are tabulated.
Raman Effect of Corundum47(1967); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1711980View Description Hide Description
The Raman effect of corundum (sapphire) was measured with an Ar+ laser source. The seven expected Raman active phonons were found and their symmetry characters determined. Assignment of the internal and external vibrations of the crystals was made and the effect of birefringence in the Raman selection rules is discussed.


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The hive mind has spoken! Taking a page from retired comics blogger Dick Hyacinth, Sandy Bilus has compiled a "meta-list" of the 100 Best Comics of 2009. Asterios Polyp by David Mazzucchelli took the top spot by a landslide, followed by Richard Stark's Parker: The Hunter by Darwyn Cooke, George Sprott by Seth, Pluto: Urasawa x Tezuka by Naoki Urasawa, and A Drifting Life by Yoshihiro Tatsumi.
The list was drawn from fully 130 individual best-of lists — including those of Comic Book Resources and Robot 6, independent bloggers, online retailers like Amazon and Barnes & Noble, media outlets like NPR, USA Today and Publishers Weekly. Each selection on the individual lists was assigned points through a system devised by Chad Nevett that Bilus explains at length. The point totals were tabulated, and voila — a picture of collective comics criticism conventional wisdom.
Click here to see the whole list, as well as to read Bilus's breakdowns of how various kinds of comics — superheroes, manga, ongoing series, non-fiction, anthologies, reprints, webcomics and more — all fared.
One quick thought of my own: I wonder if all the punditry we've seen recently to the effect that superhero comics weren't gettin' it done for many critics this year helps to explain the higher-than-ever rankings of manga on the meta-list. I mean, I'm not sure if A Drifting Life is necessarily the next logical step for folks who aren't enjoying Dark Reign or Blackest Night, but Pluto, aka "Watchmen for Astro Boy"? That makes some sense. Plus, in any given year, a limited number of manga titles break wide among the comics blogosphere — see whatever I'm reading for the conventional wisdom about manga in action, yeah, I admit it. So for critics looking for something interesting from the East, it's usually pretty easy to find worthwhile titles, since they're the kinds of titles other critics will be talking about.
Anyway, enough of my yappin' — go read! There's enough to chew on to last till next year's meta-list.
Could the apparently baffling showing of manga simply be attributed to the fact that a lot of good titles were launched in 2009?
I dunno. Do you think there was more of a critical mass of strong manga titles this year than in past years?
It feels that way to me. Viz's Signature line (particularly the Urasawa books) seemed to get much wider critical coverage than books of similar quality have in previous years. And the Signature line in particular did feel… I don't know what the right word is… maybe friendlier to people who are interested in comics in general than people who are fans of manga in particular. And I do think the volume of their output was larger, and they certainly weren't alone in publishing interesting, quality stuff.
But even more than that, it feels like there's been a sort of category integration over the last couple of years, where people are more likely to talk about comics generally (super-hero stuff, graphic novels, comics from Japan and Europe and elsewhere) rather than one specific corner of the market. Robot 6 is an excellent example, particularly in features like "What Are You Reading?" and "Can't Wait for Wednesday" and "Everyone's a Critic." They represent a cross-section of everything that's out there, including manga, which is really nice to see.
I just don't know that there's quite as much of a specific causality to that — that people are dissatisfied with super-hero comics, so they're flirting with manga. That strikes me as kind of like saying, "Well, 'Asterios Polyp" was so well-received because David Mazzucchelli drew that one Batman mini-series."
My only complaint about Asterios Polyp? No Batman.
I also feel that "Parker" would have been better with more Catwoman. I love the way Cooke draws her.


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I would replace the valve as well.
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Boiler not secure, secondary pan needed, also stand and barrier pole in order to pass in Cali. Would have recomended natural gas or lp, at least here it's cheeper to run. Not a plumber but I know...
I hang all my flex above any insullation, but I look at this and wonder how in the heck can you hang that unless you raise the plenum. Nice work it's way better than it was before.
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I never knock what people use for work vehicles. When I started back in the day I did full installs out of a 2 door mazda. I have a truck/van fleet now and am greatful for what I'm blessed with.
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Surprised the fan motor is still running w/ all that water. When I clean the coils on units like this I cover the motor (motors) w/ a plastic bag.
With just the general knowledge of gravity even a greenhorn would see a problem here.
Blame the engineer on this one, how won't this happen.
Drink bottled beer, safest route :cheers:
Why the mini split and not a real package/ split system?
I have seen worse, if the side fan is drawing air in and the top drawing air out it is better than nothing. Verry ghetto and would prob build ice... cfm's are key.
I see these pics and think of the lack of common sense. These techs need to know that liquid cannot be compressed. Do work pay attention to your meters, check your indoor coils for restrictions clean...
Dose your bid incluse a doubble wall vent pipe? Red tag sleep better.
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This would pass code in Mexico... Trust me.
I've seen this b4, it can work for a while till the coil begins to build ice :grin2:. Flip the coil around simple fix :whistle:. If it was a Pane coil it would work just fine :gah: but it would not...
If I can do 4 more installs b4 xmas I could have a bike like that :grin2: congrats and enjoy.
What a nice looking package unit, is that pad provided by Rheem?
Forgot that Rheem has an inner trap my bad... sorry
Looks like a fancy bbq pressure cooker:grin2: Nice work.
They paid alot, they will not forget who installed it. Decal on the t-stat and thats that for the next 10 years.
Nice gas hard pipe, clean sheet metal work. Could use a p trap on the drain but good work.
Props to the sheet metal guy, and a slap in the face to the engineer.
Someone got paid for that work.. so sad:gah:
Is this an oil furnace in AZ?
I picked up a used service van a few years ago it was traded in by a retired hvac tech, he left about 50 caps and a few relays. The dealer asked if I wanted the caps and stuff that were left behind....
The huevos on that guy :D
I got umbilical hernia picking up a 4ton furnace and handing it to my guys up in the attic. I learned my lesson, I now remove the fan motor to make it lighter :grin2:
No water trap or tee :cheers:
Nice work Sky, I've yet to see one done here in Ca. I bet that bumped up the property tax, I hear they really hit your wallet up in Oregon.
Too lazy to hose it off.
Get stuff in writing, ie: Air ducts must be corrected or compressor warranty will be voided.
If this was a tech fresh out of school I can somewhat understand. When I have someone new w/ me I ask them to just watch and ask questions on the first day.
I see exhaust flues like that all the time, not to mention single wall exhaust pipe on furnaces.
Put your wires in conduit and you should be good. Other than that looks clean.
Here in California you're boss would be in jail already:p
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