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DylanG.Aug 10, 2008From Kyle Smith's review: 'Given the way the situation in Iraq has improved, though, another CSNY album could have provided a far more appropriate title: "Daylight Again."' "Improved"? For whom? I'm sure the Iraqis are seeing plenty of daylight. Sheesh.
The average age of the band's members is 62. They don't even bother to disguise that fact. These men look like your grandfather, right up until the downbeat. Then the magnificence of their playing sweeps away all concepts of age. Rock on.
Making music, making fun of themselves and making as much political hay as possible, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young set out to alleviate the public allergy to Iraq War films with CSNY Deja Vu, a doc that seems quite likely to effect a cure.
The film's mishmash of news footage and concert reviews threatens to devolve into a CSNY wank-fest.


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Volume 111, Issue 3, 15 July 1999
Correlation effect in spectral line shape from the Doppler to the collision regime111(1999); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.479365View Description Hide Description
The spectral line shapemodel recently proposed by the present authors [J. Chem. Phys. 109, 8283 (1998)] is extended in order to account for correlation between velocity- and phase-changing collisions. The possible additional source of asymmetry due to the finite duration of collision is also included. In this implemented form, the model is consistent with previous exhaustive experimental studies in the collision regime for –rare gases and –nitrogen mixtures and has been shown to also accurately describe the observed spectral features at lower pressure for It should be pertinent for various other molecular systems in a wide range of pressure and temperature, in particular for optical diagnostics.
Wavelength-resolved stimulated photon echoes: Direct observation of ultrafast intramolecular vibrational contributions to electronic dephasing111(1999); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.479366View Description Hide Description
Novel wavelength-resolved stimulated photon echomeasurements on a dye molecule in solution are presented. Data are simulated within the multimode Brownian oscillator model using the spectral density of de Boeij et al. [J. Phys. Chem. 100, 11806 (1996)] for the same solute–solvent system. For photon echo population times fs there are considerable differences between the measured and calculated data. Aided by further simulations, we conclude that these discrepancies result from dephasing dynamics of high frequency intramolecular vibrational modes not included in the previously derived spectral density.
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Nonequilibrium distribution function formalism for diffusion-influenced bimolecular reactions: Beyond the superposition approximation111(1999); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.479367View Description Hide Description
We introduce an improved and systematic procedure for solving the diffusion-influenced reaction kinetics problem based on a hierarchical set of kinetic equations for many-particle distribution functions. As a representative example, we apply the formalism to the reversible association kinetics problem. The new method gives an approximate analytic solution which is in almost perfect agreement with the Brownian dynamics simulation results for the whole time range. It is shown that results of previous nonequilibrium distribution function theories are reproduced as lower order solutions in the present formalism.
Nonequilibrium distribution function theory of diffusion-influenced reversible energy-transfer reactions111(1999); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.479198View Description Hide Description
Recently, we proposed a new systematic approach to evaluate the many-particle effects on the diffusion-influenced reactions. The method gives an improved result over that obtained by using the superposition approximation. In the present paper, we apply the method to treat the kinetics of reversible energy-transfer reactions of the type Until now, most theories were inapplicable when the lifetime of is shorter than that of and a notable exception was the integral encounter theory (IET) of Burshtein et al. The present theory can be applied irrespective of the relative magnitude of the lifetimes of donor and acceptor molecules, and becomes exact for the irreversible target model. In addition, it is applicable to the system with higher reactant densities than IET; the result of IET is recovered as a limiting form in the present theory.
Learning to interpolate molecular potential energy surfaces with confidence: A Bayesian approach111(1999); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.479368View Description Hide Description
A modified form of Shepard interpolation of ab initio molecular potential energy surfaces is presented. This approach yields significant improvement in accuracy over previous related schemes. Here each Taylor expansion used in the interpolation formula is assigned a confidence volume which controls the relative weight assigned to that expansion. The parameters determining this confidence volume are derived automatically from a simple Bayesiananalysis of the interpolation data. As the iterative scheme expands the data set, the confidence volumes are also iteratively refined. The potential energy surfaces for nine reactions are used to illustrate the accuracy obtained.
Size-extensive calculations of static structure factors from the coupled cluster singles and doubles model111(1999); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.479369View Description Hide Description
The x-ray incoherent scattering factor which is also called the static structure factor, is very sensitive to electron correlation. In this study a method for calculating based on coupled cluster singles and doubles (CCSD) approach is developed and the computed of and are compared with experimental results. It is shown that the CCSD method improves theoretical of large molecules significantly compared with those by configuration interaction singles and doubles (CISD) previously employed.
A formal method for solving the stationary BBGKY hierarchy for a classical inhomogeneous fluid111(1999); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.479447View Description Hide Description
A methodology is developed for finding a formal solution to the entire stationary Bogoliubov, Born, Green, Kirkwood, Yvon (BBGKY) hierarchy for a classical inhomogeneous fluid in thermal equilibrium. The method is unique in that neither a closure relationship nor a restriction on the density or the temperature of the fluid is required. The decisive step in the analysis is the creation of a more general system of coupled integrodifferential equations through the introduction of a coupling parameter. Recognizing that the coupling parameter can also act as an expansion parameter, series solutions to the generalized hierarchy can be obtained through the application of regular perturbation theory. At the end of the calculation, a formal solution to the original BBGKY hierarchy can be recovered by setting the coupling parameter to unity.
Calculation of frequency-dependent second hyperpolarizabilities for electric field induced second harmonic generation in the second-order Mo/ller–Plesset perturbation theory111(1999); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.479370View Description Hide Description
The calculations of frequency-dependent second hyperpolarizabilities for the (static) electric field induced second harmonic generation (ESHG) [γ(−2ω;ω,ω,0)] of the FH, CO, and molecules in the second-order Mo/ller–Plesset perturbation theory (MP2) based on the quasienergy derivative (QED) method are performed by numerical differentiation of frequency-dependent first hyperpolarizabilities for the second harmonic generation(SHG) [β(−2ω;ω,ω)] with respect to static electric fields. The QED-MP2 values of the ESHG second hyperpolarizabilities of the CO, and molecules show good agreement with the experimental values.
Comparison of methods for calculating the properties of intramolecular hydrogen bonds. Excited state proton transfer111(1999); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.479371View Description Hide Description
A series of molecules related to malonaldehyde, containing an intramolecular H-bond, are used as the testbed for a variety of levels of ab initio calculation. Of particular interest are the excitation energies of the first set of valence excited states, and both singlet and triplet, as well as the energetics of proton transfer in each state. Taking coupled cluster results as a point of reference, configuration interaction-singles–second-order Møller–Plesset (CIS–MP2) excitation energies are too large, as are CIS to a lesser extent, although these approaches successfully reproduce the order of the various states. The same may be said of complete active space self-consistent-field (CASSCF), which is surprisingly sensitive to the particular choice of orbitals included in the active space. Complete active space–second-order perturbation theory (CASPT2) excitation energies are rather close to coupled cluster singles and doubles (CCSD), as are density functional theory(DFT) values. CASSCF proton transfer barriers are large overestimates; the same is true of CIS to a lesser extent. MP2, CASPT2, and DFT barriers are closer to coupled cluster results, although yielding slight underestimates.
Geometric investigation of low-dimensional manifolds in systems approaching equilibrium111(1999); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.479372View Description Hide Description
Many systems approach equilibrium slowly along surfaces of dimension smaller than the original dimensionality. Such systems include coupled chemical kinetics and master equations. In the past the steady state approximation has been used to estimate these lower dimensional surfaces, commonly referred to as "manifolds," and thus reduce the dimensionality of the system which needs to be studied. However, the steady state approximation is often inaccurate and sometimes difficult to define unambiguously. In recent years two methods have been proposed to go beyond the steady state approximation to improve the accuracy of dimension reduction. We investigate these methods and suggest significant modifications to one of them to allow it to be used for the generation of low-dimensional manifolds in large systems. Based on the geometric investigations, two other approaches are suggested which have some advantages over these two methods for the cases studied here. All four approaches are geometric and offer advantages over methods based on the evaluation of time-dependent behavior, where phenomenological rate laws are extracted from the time-dependent behavior.
Finite field treatment of vibrational polarizabilities and hyperpolarizabilities: On the role of the Eckart conditions, their implementation, and their use in characterizing key vibrations111(1999); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.479373View Description Hide Description
In the finite field (FF) treatment of vibrational polarizabilities and hyperpolarizabilities, the field-free Eckart conditions must be enforced in order to prevent molecular reorientation during geometry optimization. These conditions are implemented for the first time. Our procedure facilities identification of field-induced internal coordinates that make the major contribution to the vibrational properties. Using only two of these coordinates, quantitative accuracy for nuclear relaxation polarizabilities and hyperpolarizabilities is achieved in π-conjugated systems. From these two coordinates a single most efficient natural conjugation coordinate (NCC) can be extracted. The limitations of this one coordinate approach are discussed. It is shown that the Eckart conditions can lead to an isotope effect that is comparable to the isotope effect on zero-point vibrational averaging, but with a different mass-dependence.
Accurate dipole moments from Hartree–Fock calculations by means of class IV charges111(1999); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.479199View Description Hide Description
Charge Model 2 (CM2) is parameterized for Hartree–Fock calculations with the correlation-consistent polarized valence double zeta (cc-pVDZ) basis set. The resulting charge model has an RMS error of 0.18 D over a training set of 198 polar molecules. The charge model is additionally applied to 8 nucleic acid bases and methyl azide to test its performance for nitrogen-containing compounds not found in the training set. The results demonstrate that this new CM2 model based on ab initio Hartree–Fock calculations is robust in predicting the charge distributions of such molecules. Comparison of CM2 results for the nitrogen-containing test set with those from a previous charge model, charge model 1 (CM1) based on AM1 (Austin model 1) and PM3 (parameterized model 3) wave functions, indicate that the CM2 charges are more accurate than those from the previous model.
Total energy partitioning within a one-electron formalism: A Hamilton population study of surface–CO interaction in the (2×2)-CO/ Ni(100) chemisorption system111(1999); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.479200View Description Hide Description
A scheme for total electronic energy partitioning within the framework of a one-electron theory of the extended Hückel-type is presented, with a view to extending and augmenting the capabilities of existing theoretical electronic structure analysis tools, specifically overlap population analysis. A total electronic energy partitioning is developed first for molecular and subsequently extended materials. In constructing the partitioning, we define molecular orbital Hamilton populations (MOHP's) for discrete systems, and Crystal Orbital Hamilton Populations (COHP's) for extended systems. The various energy partitionings and overlap population analyses are exemplified and contrasted for HX (X=F,Cl,Br), ethane, and a polymer. The utility of energy partitioning is demonstrated by effecting a COHP partitioning of the surface–CO interaction for the c(2×2)-CO/Ni(100) chemisorption system. Aspects of the surface–CO interaction less amenable to overlap population analysis are addressed, specifically the role of energetically low-lying filled CO orbitals and the relative contributions of surface s, p, and d bands to surface–CO interaction. Hamilton population analysis leads to a CO (4σ, 5σ)–metal forward donation, metal–CO(2π*) backdonation model for the surface–CO interaction. The metal σ contribution to surface–CO bonding is described as sp dominated metalspd hybrid–CO bonding, modifying slightly the metald–CO σ bonding model proposed by Blyholder. The metal d-2π* backdonation of the Blyholder model remains. The role of the CO(1π) orbitals is also discussed in the context of CO orbital mixing on binding CO to the Ni(100) surface.
Kinetic energy density dependent approximations to the exchange energy111(1999); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.479374View Description Hide Description
Two nonempirical kinetic energy density dependent approximations are introduced. First, the local τ approximation (LTA) is proposed in which the exchange energy depends only on a kinetic energy density τ. This LTA scheme appears to be complementary to the local spin density (LSD) approximation in the sense that its exchange contribution to the atomization energy is fairly accurate for systems where LSD fails. On the other hand, in cases where LSD works well LTA results for are worse. Secondly, the τPBE approximation to is developed which combines some of the advantages of LTA and of the Perdew–Burke–Ernzerhof (PBE) exchange functional. Like the PBE exchange functional, τPBE is free of empirical parameters. Furthermore, it yields improved atomization energies compared to the PBE approximation.
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Transition probability due to a conical intersection: On the role of the initial conditions and of the geometric setup of the crossing surfaces111(1999); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.479375View Description Hide Description
We have carried out a study of the dynamics in a two-state, two-mode conical intersection with the aim of understanding the role played by the initial position of the wave packet and the slope of potential energy surfaces at the conical intersection point on the transition probability between the two diabatic states. Studying the dynamics for a single period of the tuning oscillator, we find two distinct rules that can be used for a qualitative prediction of the behavior of the transition probability after the first passage through the conical intersection and after a period (two passages). The first quantity is relevant for systems undergoing a rapid, irreversible decay and the second one for understanding in what kinds of conditions one has to expect a periodic fluorescencespectrum.
The photodissociation of carbonyl cyanide at 193 nm studied by photofragment translational energy spectroscopy111(1999); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.479376View Description Hide Description
The photodissociation of carbonyl cyanide at 193 nm was investigated by photofragment translational energy spectroscopy. For all the fragments created (CO, CN, OCCN, NCCN), the kinetic energy distributions were measured and two decay channels identified. The radical decay, dominates with a yield of and shows the available energy mainly (82%) channeled into the internal degrees of freedom of the fragments. A fraction of of the nascent OCCN radicals has sufficient energy to spontaneously decay to involving a barrier ⩽160 kJ/mol. With a yield of the molecular decay produces the fragments These fragments acquire a high available energy owing to the formation of the new C–C bond in NCCN. An average fraction of 70% is partitioned into internal fragment energy. Even the fastest fragments are still internally hot, indicating that with the high barrier expected, a substantial exit channel interaction is operative. The isotropic recoil distribution found for the products CN, OCCN, and NCCN further suggests that both the radical and the molecular decay are, on the time scale of a parent rotation, slow and probably indirect.
Laser excitation and photoionization spectroscopy of the and states of indium monoiodide: Ground state dissociation energy and photodissociation yield of111(1999); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.479377View Description Hide Description
The dissociation energy of the InI ground state and the relative yield of from the photodissociation of InI by sequential two-photon absorption have been measured by laser-induced fluorescence and excitation spectroscopy in the 390–431 nm region. Laser excitation spectroscopy and photoionization experiments demonstrate that the dissociation energy is which agrees with the value suggested by Vempati and Jones [J. Mol. Spectrosc. 127, 232 (1988)] if the InI ground state is covalent. Seven previously unreported vibrational bands of the transition have been observed and the molecular emission spectra indicate that the state is predissociated above Splitting between the fine structure levels of the In states has also been measured by fluorescence suppression spectroscopy, following the three photon excitation of InI in the 450–470 nm interval.
Competitive fragmentation and electron loss kinetics of photoactivated silver cluster anions: Dissociation energies of (n=7–11)111(1999); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.479186View Description Hide Description
The photodecomposition kinetics of silver cluster anions, has been investigated. The time-resolved intensities of parent ions and and photofragment product ions are measured following excitation with visible laser radiation, 415–750 nm. The atom-loss and dimer-loss product yields and reactant cluster ion depletion are compared to elucidate the decomposition kinetics of photoexcitedsilver cluster anions, including electron loss channels. Both prompt, direct electron photodetachment and delayed, statistical electron emission are observed in competition with cluster fragmentation product channels for some clusters. Dissociation threshold energies are determined by fitting the measured time profiles for fragmentation products using a statistical unimolecular dissociation model. The photodissociation lifetime method for measuring cluster dissociation energies is compared with previous energy-resolved collision-induced dissociation experiments on silver cluster anions.
The electronic spectrum, molecular structure, and oscillatory fluorescence decay of jet-cooled germylidene the simplest unsaturated germylene111(1999); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.479187View Description Hide Description
The electronic spectrum of germylidene the simplest unsaturated germylene, has been observed for the first time. Jet-cooled and were produced by an electric discharge through tetramethylgermane diluted in argon at the exit of a supersonic expansion. High-resolution spectra of and obtained from prepared from isotopically enriched metal, have been rotationally analyzed to yield the following structures: and The 367–354 nm band system consists of prominent perpendicular bands involving the CGe stretching and scissors vibrations and a weaker series of vibronically induced parallel bands involving the rocking mode Vibronic bands involving changes in and have also been assigned. The fluorescence decays of single rotational levels of the band of exhibit molecular quantum beats for about 70% of the levels surveyed. Density of states arguments reveal that most of the beats originate from interactions with high rovibronic levels of the ground state. In one case, hyperfine splittings in the Fourier transform of the beat pattern indicate an accidental coincidence with an excited triplet state level. The less frequent occurrence of quantum beats in germylidene compared to silylidene, where they are almost universal, can be attributed to the smaller density of ground state levels at the zero-point energy of the state in the former.
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The kinetic energies of fast neutrals ejected from photoexcited rare gas cluster ions have been measured for the following systems: at two photon wavelengths: 355 and 532 nm, and for n in the range 2–19. New data are presented for xenon at both wavelengths, and for argon and krypton cluster ions at 355 nm. For argon and krypton cluster ions at 532 nm, new data have been recorded which are more accurate than those presented previously. A Monte Carlo model of the experiment has been used to simulate the kinetic energy releases and also to investigate variations in the scatteringanisotropy parameter (β) as a function of photon energy and cluster composition and size. Significant fluctuations in β are observed, and these are attributed to a combination of structural variation and changes to the nature of the central chromophore. For small cluster ions the kinetic energy release data show evidence of being influenced by the final spin-orbit state of the atomic ion. Overall, there is a gradual decline in kinetic energy release as a function of increasing cluster size; however, there are marked variations within this trend. For all three rare gas systems the results show that the primary response to photoexcitation is the ejection of a single atom with a high kinetic energy on a time scale that is short compared with the rotational period of a cluster.


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After the big success with "The Rhythm Of Life" with Rober Gaez, Rubén Alvarez comes again with a big track, this time back to back with Josicko with a version of Mike Oldfield track. The pack includes great mixes by Robbie Taylor, Marc Mac Rowland and Ray MD .Pacha Mama is the 50th release of Urbana Recordings, don´t miss it!
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I would like to know what the best solution is to move imap emails from one server, to another. Both my sevrers do not support any migration tools. I was told to download it to my local mchine using imap. Then using th eother server i lost all emails when it was up. Could anyone give me a good option to push download the email files an dpush them to the new server?
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Just use thunderbird, and copy each folder from one server to the other, I think.
Use IMAP and a sync or migration tool. If you choose to use IMAP, I believe the question has already been answered at Super User. See Transferring lots of messages between IMAP accounts.
Anther option is trying to migrate one [possibly proprietary] database to another. There's no need for that since the IMAP protocol abstracts away the application details like a database schema.


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And yet O'Reilly still lands the most viewers. So as much as I hate him, what he does works for all of the sheep that praise him. Besides, why would Conservatives want to be reminded of all of the deaths in Iraq?
I would hand-wash Arianna's stockings.
I was expecting him to be literally tased... I'm pretty disappointed now...
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Regent, a translation of the Elvish term Karma-kundo which means "Guardian of the Helm", that was applied to those granted executive authority in place of a legitimate reigning King of Gondor. In all the history of the South-kingdom, only one Regent of this kind was ever appointed, Minalcar son of Calmacil.
Minalcar was the grandson of Atanatar II Alcarin, and already in the closing years of his grandfather's rule, he had become a forceful presence in the councils of the King, especially since neither of Atanatar's sons, Narmacil nor Calmacil, showed great interest in affairs of state. Just a few short years after Narmacil succeeded his father as King, he conferred the office of Karma-kundo on his nephew Minalcar, who from that point effectively ruled Gondor, though officially doing so in the King's name.
Minalcar would eventually ascend to the throne of Gondor himself under his better-known name Rómendacil II. Before doing so, though, he was Gondor's Regent for no less than sixty-four years.[1]
In Christopher Tolkien's discussion of his father's notes for the unfinished portions of Aldarion and Erendis, he states that the Council of the Sceptre sought a regency to rule in Tar-Aldarion's place when he resolved to travel to Middle-earth, as no Numenorean King had ever left the island during his reign. The king's father, Meneldur, refused the regency when offered, and Meneldur's cousin, Hallatan of Hyarastorni, became regent instead. Later, mention is also made of Ancalimë serving as regent on more than one occasion while her father voyaged.


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AntiVir proved capable at detecting known malware, detecting 99.3 percent of AV-Test.org's collection of more than half a million samples of Trojan horses, worms, spyware, and other kinds of malware. In past tests, that kind of showing would have earned a top rank in the category.
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AntiVir can scan both Web and e-mail traffic (though not IM traffic, or for browser-tracking cookies) to catch potential attacks before they make it to your hard drive, but the program doesn't yet have the ability to catch malware based solely on what it does (known as behavioral detection, or behavioral analysis). This last line of defense is important for catching brand-new malware that can evade a signature-based defense, and while Avira says the feature is in testing for its standalone app, you'll have to do without it for now.
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In disinfection tests AntiVir proved capable at detecting and disabling existing infections, and it removed all the active malware files for all ten test infections. However, it left behind less-important files or failed to reverse system changes in all but one of the infections.
Double-clicking a system tray icon to open the app provides quick access to a straightforward status display, with links for performing an update or scan. But if you want to dig into any of the program's settings, you'll almost certainly have to go beyond the bare-bones standard settings display and opt for the expert mode. And when the app detects a threat, you'll wish you were an expert when faced with as many as seven different choices in the warning pop-up.
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There's a whole segment of society who are committed to marriage in spite of public and private ridicule, yet they are denied. Can we really fret about marriage yet offer it on such a discriminatory basis?
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And while this is going on, gay couples are moving in the opposite direction. So the story is not entirely correct. There are those in our society who want very much to have the right to validate their commitment.
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With divorce rates running above 50% for first-time marriages, the issue of
co-habitation stands as minor compared with the problems of a broken family.
Perhaps it should be more difficult to enter into a marriage than to leave a marriage. In this way, both participants will have a very clear perspective as to if marriage is realistic and something both want to commit to. Too many young people get married early and then spend many unhappy years learning that they are not compatible.
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The reference to the catastrophic effects of population decline is inadequately described here, and needs to be greatly expanded. The documentary, "Demographic Winter" shown on BYUtv explains these problems in great detail.
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Very good and significant article. However, just wait until the new trend of women cohabitating with women hits the statistical "fireplace".
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The connection between individual behavior and societal problems? Go ahead,
defend it some more. Marriage between a man and a women is still an institution
that you can't meddle with because it is from God. Cohabitation is just one
unfortunate reality of the tidal wave coming that the Federal Government
won't be able to resolve. Of Course, as
marriage becomes tranqualized, children suffer and babies are either disposable or viewed as an unintended consequence worthy of disdain. Thus, even the over population explosion hoax becomes even more apparent. 40 years ago, and in intervals even before that, the world was supposed to be having massive starvation now because of overpopulation, etc., etc., blah, blah, blah. It has been a hoax from the beginning. In regards to cohabitation, lets be honest. Women are the pawns here. Women are the princess pawns, leaving behind only heartbreak and tears. Marraige and chastity would be a good place to start. How can any thinking person think othewise. A blind man can see what is happening.
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Nothing lasts forever. We all have an expiration date. The first time in history that the younger generation is expected to expire before their parents.
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And we have the religious right to thank for legally barring some loving, consenting-adult couples from getting married.
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The traditional concept of marriage is aptly described in the quote often
applied to one's wife and a "ball and chain". If we would
save marriage for the good that it does we may have to redesign and rethink
marriage to eliminate the unpleasant parts.
Part of the confusion comes from our governments, political and religious, touting marriage and commitment and from those same governments the demand and promotion of being independent and self reliant.
Restructuring the rules of marriage might be a hard pill to swallow, but if the medicine helps the problems, it has to be done. Possibilities might include:
Separating the rules for child production and keeping from the automatic notion of natural parents.
Remove the restrictions such as one man, one woman.
Provide for a specific unique contract for the marriage.
Allow for the end of the marriage contract, either as the passage of time of the conclusion of the commitment.
Let the concept of marriage be a two party agreement that ends when the agreement is lost.
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All valid concerns and, as the OP says, "they should energize people of
understanding everywhere to action". But no concrete actions are suggested.
How willing are we to pay more taxes for school programs that educate teens
toward marital responsibility? And for programs sustaining those single moms
with "limited financial and educational resources"? How about better
programs for their children to lift them out of their circumstances?
And while while it is true that "40 percent of these women get married within three years of cohabiting, 32 percent continue in that unmarried relationship and 27 break up and move on", these figures are relative when compared with divorce rates in married couples. The misery that divorce brings must be weighed against the possibility of less dramatic partings.
Finally, there is the irony that the call for same-sex marriage has enhanced the image of marriage desirability, with positive effect on more hetero marriages in countries that allow SSM. Perhaps we need to support the "lesser evil" of committed gays and lesbians to serve as impetus for the value of marriage?
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From Pew:
"The postponement of many markers of adulthood also plays a role. A rising share of young adults, especially women, are pursuing advanced degrees, and waiting for marriage until they are done with their education and established in the workplace. The choices of these young adults are in large part responsible for the growing share of Americans who have never married.
Still, so far, the vast majority of Americans do marry at some point. Among those ages 45 and older, about nine-in-ten have been married.
Is Marriage an Important Goal?
Marriage is an important goal for most Americans, although it may not be their top priority. Having a successful marriage is "one of the most important things" in life for 36% of adults, according to a 2011 Pew Research survey. An additional 48% said it is "very important but not the most" important. Being a good parent was seen as "one of the most important things" by a larger share of adults (53%)".
Women with more education and better economic prospects are more likely to delay first marriage, but are more likely to become married and to stay married.
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Our world population has grown continually since the 1300s. It is still growing
at roughly 1% every year. The human race is hardly in danger of extinction
through under-reproduction.
Our population **already** endangers the planet's ecosystem. Why in the world would we want to increase population growth even further?
As for the societal benefits of marriage -- great. I'm all for marriage. But why deplore the trend away from marriage, while at the same time denying marriage to citizens who desperately WANT to get married? How does that make any sense at all?
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What about personal choice here? Should people be forced to get married if they
don't want to? Let's face it, If the marriage institution does not
look like the most desirable choice for many, it is married people who are at
Regarding dwindling population, immigration is the answer. If our schools can catch up in quality with the rest of the world, people will want to come here and our problem will be solved.
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@banderson --
"Marriage between a man and a women is still an institution that you can't meddle with because it is from God."
Which marriage would that be? Would that be the polygamy that is practiced by so many in the Old Testament? Would that marriage be the Biblical directive to marry your wife's servant when your wife can't get pregnant? Would that marriage be the Biblical order to marry your brother's wife when your brother dies?
Or are you perhaps talking about those traditional wedding vows, the ones that say "whither thou goest, I will go; and where thou lodgest, I will lodge: thy people shall be my people, and thy God my God"? You know, the vows given in the Bible by Ruth **to Naomi**??
Do you plan on following each and every one of those directives? They were from God, after all, so you can't meddle with them -- right?
If you think gay marriage is a sin, then don't have one. But especially in a world where marriage is declining, it is stupid to deny marriage to people who desperately want it.
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"Women with a bachelor's degree or higher were less likely to be
currently cohabiting and were more likely to be currently married for the first
time compared with women
Women who had a premarital birth and men who fathered a birth before their first marriage had lower probabilities of marrying by age 25 compared with women and men who had a first birth after first marriage. Similarly, women who had a first birth before first marriage and men who fathered a premarital first birth had a lower probability of their first marriage lasting 20 years than women and men whose first birth came after their first marriage. These findings support other research that show the rise in premarital births is associated with the decoupling of marriage and fertility over the past several decades "
(National Health Statistics, March 2012)
Areas with higher rates of poverty have lower levels of educational attainment, lower age of first marriages, higher divorce rates, and more out-of-wedlock births. The degree to which we address poverty and education can have a big impact on society.
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Some people in America are sill trying to make marriage a life-long
Others, work against gay marriage.
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@Salsero - yes, the divorce rate is at 50% but did you know that it is 50% greater for those that marry that once lived together? Thus, increasing the odds of divorce significantly. I grew up in a single parent family because of a death. For those of you who think that one parent is enough in the household you just don't get it because you just haven't lived it.
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So many of these comments are off course. This is not a discussion about gay
marriage and it is starting to seem like this topic is becoming a hammer that
knocks its way into almost any discussion. Now back to the real issue,
co-habitating before marriage.
For years, as I studied in my field, I searched for what I believed was the bottom line of reality in everything from science to the success of a family and the society that was built on families as cells are built from atoms. I finally put my finger on it (as have many others). The bottom line of reality is 'Order versus Chaos'. Our society will fail if there is chaos in its most basic foundational structure...the family. Things are not built top down, but foundation first or all will crumble.
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Hutterite and others: Ignore everything in the article by proposing something that is ironic indeed, gay marriage, as a way to strengthen families. Think of it, solve a problem with something that can't by its nature contribute to solving it. I doubt we will get beyond that question until God returns and or society is in such chaos that people will begin the process of returning back to Him. I
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It is not that the familial unit is weakening, it is that it is being
Not longer is the "family" a mom, dad, kids and grandparents.
Now, the new "family" is a breeding female, one or more sperm donors, a litter of offspring that no one really cares for or raises, but the patriarch of this "family" is the beneficent government, all caring and all providing with no strings attached. Of course, the taxpayers funding all of this have no way to set any standards of behavior, or judgmental old-fashioned criteria like used to be applied in traditional families.
No, times are changing, and not for the better.
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Formscan By Eamonn Murphy - This looks competitive and we'll take a chance that the local runner, BETTERTHANALRIGHT, could be primed to run a big race. He hasn't set the world alight over fences lately but back on a course where he's won before and re-united with Paddy Mangan (has won two on him) could help the Cloudings gelding to re-discover his sparkle. The previous point-to-point winner looked a nice progressive young stayer when scoring here, and at Thurles, last February, and there is surely more to come from the six-year-old. Roadtoabbeyfeale arrives here in great form and the one he beat at Limerick last time, A Decent Excuse (re-opposes). That fellow, a half-brother to the four-time scorer, Odonimee, showed himself in a good light as recently as last Saturday when triumphing at Naas. Plenty of others have chances too, with a pair better known as chasers, The Bishop Looney and Quietly Fancied particularly standing out as each-way contenders. Meanwhile Harold's Cross is quite well-treated in this sphere and he has to be respected with Kevin Sexton's 7Ib claim reducing the burden on the J P McManus runner to a miniscule nine stone three. Irish Soul, winner of this race last year, tries again, but he has a long break to overcome so we'll see how he goes in the betting.
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2011 Irish Soul 7 9-9 P F Mangan 3/1Fav (J Motherway)
2010 The Shepherd 6 10-0 D J Condon 4/1 (Gordon Elliott)
2009 Abandoned
2008 Chelsea Harbour 8 11-0 R Walsh 7/4Fav (Thomas Mullins)
2007 Ardalan 4 10-8 J L Cullen 9/2 (Paul Nolan)
2006 City Of Sails 7 10-4 R J Molloy 25/1 (A J McNamara)
2005 Harbour View 6 9-10 D J Casey 13/2 (E McNamara)
2004 Rule Supreme 8 11-11 Mr J J Codd 12/1 (W P Mullins)
2003 Yogi 7 11-8 G Cotter 9/2 (Thomas Foley)
2002 Le-Monde 4 11-1 M D Grant 10/1 (David Wachman)
2001 Nearly A Gimme 5 9-7 D J Casey 100/30Fav (C F Swan)
2000 Give Over 7 12-0 C O'Dwyer 10/1 (Edward U Hales)
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"The Things We Forget" is a chronicle of 2008 in sports. It is presented in 11 parts. This is Part 8, on Rocco Mediate and Tiger Woods. At the bottom of this piece, you can navigate to the other 10 parts.
In the middle of working on this story, I learned I'd passed an online test that put me in the final round of auditions for Jeopardy! Along with 30 other potential contestants, I was summoned to a Toronto hotel for a written test and a make-believe game. Going into it, I liked my chances. But in the room, I was surrounded by people who knew more than I did, whose brains worked faster, who believed in their heart that they could play the game and win. Jeopardy! was their Super Bowl, and most of them were Mannings.
There was one guy especially: Anthony. Tall with a shaved head and glasses, he was a freelance editor, mostly of vanity-press books—books that their authors had to pay to get published, "books that probably shouldn't be books," Anthony said. He wanted badly to be a writer, but all he had to show for his ambition was three half-finished novels. He was, by most conventional measures, a failure, or at least not a success. In that room, though, maybe for the first time in his life, Anthony had his chance to be great. He stood out there the way Tiger Woods commands a driving range. Everybody knew he was the one.
If Rocco Mediate was known for anything before last summer, it was for being an affable guy with a bad back that had kept him from being what he might have been. He had made a good living and a lot of friends, but now, 45 and nearing the end of his career, he had never been great. He had never actually found himself on a big enough stage to show that he was the one.
Then he teed up his ball at the U.S. Open at Torrey Pines, navigated through four rounds of near-perfect golf and found himself the surprise leader in the clubhouse on Sunday afternoon, watching a small TV to see if a one-legged Tiger could sink a 12-foot putt to catch him. "I wasn't thinking, Miss it, miss it, miss it," Mediate said six months later. He was at home in Los Angeles, but Torrey Pines was still etched in his mind. "Of course I wanted to win. I played my ass off. But the kid is probably going to make the putt. Nothing he does surprises me."
The kid made the putt. Monday, it was.
In Sunday's gloaming, Mediate said out loud what we were all whispering: "You guys think I'm going to get my ass handed to me." But that night, alone in his hotel room, Mediate convinced himself that he could win—no, that he would win. "It was no fluke that I shot one-under that week," he said. "I thought if I shot par on Monday, it would probably do it."
He was sleepless that night, from excitement, not nerves. "I hate to wait for anything," Mediate said. "The worst hour is the hour before I get to play. I remember wishing for the sun to come up. I just wanted it to be light out." Mediate watched the sun rise and pulled on a pair of black pants, a red shirt and a black vest. Woods pulled on the same outfit. It was a sign of how close they would remain all day.
More than 12,000 people lined the ropes at the first tee, the rest of the course mostly empty except for the two golfers. Mediate was exactly where he wanted to be: "I just kept telling myself, This is the opportunity of a lifetime. How many times do you get to play with the greatest player who's ever lived for the U.S. Open at Torrey Pines? It's amazing how everything stopped around us. I've heard so many stories from people who dropped whatever they were doing to watch us play golf."
Predictably, Woods took what seemed to be an insurmountable lead into the turn. But Mediate began to pull himself back into it, arising "from the depths of hell," as he put it. "Everybody expected me to get killed, and I loved that feeling. I loved everything about that day. Honest to God, I was just having so much f—ing fun."
Maybe because of that—because "it was just two guys having a blast and trying to beat each other's brains in"—18 extra holes weren't enough. Still tied, Woods and Mediate went back to No. 7, the 91st hole of their tournament. Finally, Mediate tightened and cracked, his drive sailing left and into a bunker. "I would have loved to have played 100 more holes, but that was the end."
In the ways that count the most, though, it still isn't over. Woods called the victory his best ever, then vanished for the rest of the year, his knee damaged beyond quick repair. ("Don't even joke about that," Mediate said when I asked whether he will be remembered as the man who broke Tiger. "I didn't break him. He was broken when he got there.") And Mediate has become our favorite ordinary man who found something extraordinary inside himself when it mattered most.
"Every day, people come up to me and want to talk about it," he said. "It just resonated for some reason. To be honest, I still sit up nights and think about it. What if he misses that putt? What if I make that putt? I'm still disappointed, but I'm not devastated. What Tiger did really was incredible. It was the greatest, most exhilarating time I've ever spent on a golf course. I could win three majors now, and it wouldn't be as good as that. These things just don't happen to guys like me."
But they do. Every so often—just often enough to believe that it might happen to us, too—these things happen to guys like Rocco, to guys like Anthony. They are struck by lightning, and the rest of us feel the current run through us, a charge that comes with knowing what might be possible if only we show up on the right stage in the right light. In a year defined by the world's greatest athletes performing at the top of their game, what many of us will remember best is the one man who seems most like us, living out his dream as though it were ours.
To read Part 9 of "The Things We Forget," on Sidney Crosby, click here.
Other Parts of "The Things We Forget"
Part 1: The Closing of Yankee Stadium
Part 2: Michael Phelps
Part 3: Lance Armstrong and David Tyree
Part 4: Annika Sorenstam
Part 5: Josh Hamilton
Part 6: Venus and Serena Williams
Part 7: The Boston Celtics
Part 9: Sidney Crosby
Part 10: Thurman Munson's old locker at Yankee Stadium
Part 11: The 2008 World Series
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NRC is now an employee of MicroPharm Ltd., but was not when the experiments were conceived and conducted. RAH, AN and ND are members of the EchiTAb Study Group, whose objective is to ensure that snakebite victims gain access to effective antivenom treatment.
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CORVALLIS, Ore. -- University of Southern California athletic department officials knew of 1st Round Enterprises and its NFLPA-certified CEO prior to the Thursday incident where freshman tailback Dillon Baxter solicited a free golf cart ride from the company's cart onto USC's campus, USC officials confirmed Sunday.
Baxter was ruled ineligible Friday by USC, one day after he received the ride from 1st Round in what the school has determined to be a violation of NCAA rules concerning extra benefits. According to the school, USC vice president for athletic compliance David Roberts and senior associate athletic directors Mark Jackson and J.K. McKay met with the CEO and driver of the cart, Teague Egan, prior to Thursday and told him that a golf cart ride would be against NCAA rules.
"Approximately one week [before Baxter's golf cart ride], USC officials saw Egan in a golf cart on campus and met with him to inquire into his contacts with USC student-athletes," Roberts told ESPNLosAngeles.com Sunday. "At that time, Egan was asked not to provide any transportation or other benefits to student-athletes."
Reached by phone Sunday evening, Egan refused to comment on the veracity of Roberts' statement but did say that the ride was his "mistake."
"I don't want to blow things over, so I want to talk to them again before I say anything," said Egan. "It's never too late to say something."
USC self-reported the infraction and also filed an official request with the NCAA for Baxter's reinstatement. As part of the request, USC put a nominal value on the golf cart ride that Baxter would have to repay, Roberts said.
"We're hoping that that this is going to be the end of it and the NCAA will understand that we acted proactively and quickly," Roberts said Saturday, speaking to reporters before USC's game against Oregon State at Reser Stadium. "Obviously we'll take further action in this coming week to make sure that there are no other contacts between these people and our players."
USC coach Lane Kiffin said he didn't have anything new on Baxter's situation when asked about it Sunday.
"I would anticipate having a lot more information tomorrow when the NCAA offices open up," Kiffin said.
Kiffin reminded his players again "how everything is so big,"
he said. "You can't even take a ride in a cart for a block across
campus. No matter who it is, whether it's a student or something,
you just really can't do anything."
Egan, 22, is currently an undergraduate student at USC, according to official school records. His biography on the agency's website includes a claim that he has "befriended many athletes on the USC football team." 1st Round Enterprises is a student-run company that represents recording artists, promotes parties at local nightclubs in the Los Angeles area and lists itself as a provider of sports representation.
Egan and 1st Round are not believed to represent any professional athletes at this time. The agency's official site lists no clients, but Egan is registered as a contract advisor with the NFL Player's Association.
"As an contract advisor, I have never ever given a player money, anything of monetary value, or extra benefit not afforded to other students or my friends," Egan wrote in a statement to ESPNLosAngeles.com Saturday night. "We did not mean or intend to break any rules, and are truly sorry this instance got blown out of proportion."
Egan added: "To me, a golf cart ride wasn't an extra benefit, since I give 15-20 rides a day to all my friends to and from class. The question is would they consider riding on the handle bars of a bicycle against the rules? Say we all wanted to go to the movies together, would we have to take separate cars, and the player ride by himself? ... I wouldn't even buy a player's ticket to that movie. But a ride?"
Egan also said he plans on "fully cooperating with USC on any issue they might have." The two parties met Sunday in what Egan termed a "productive meeting."
Former Trojans linebacker Jordan Campbell, the first USC player to defect after sanctions were levied in the Reggie Bush scandal and who is now at Louisville, was listed as a partner on the agency's official site until late Saturday and was confirmed by Roberts as a principal with the company. Longtime NFL agent and current USC adjunct professor of law Fred Fenster is also listed as the legal senior adviser for the company.
Campbell and Fenster did not return phone calls and messages left for them Saturday.
Speaking to reporters in the Reser Stadium press box before Saturday's USC-Oregon State game, Roberts said USC notified both the NCAA and Louisville of Campbell's involvement with the company.
A Louisville spokesperson confirmed USC notified the school's compliance office on Friday.
"That's not per se our issue because he's no longer a student with us, but we're aware of the facts," Roberts said. "As we look into this, that'll be an issue to be considered."
Baxter did not practice Thursday after being hospitalized earlier in the day with an unspecified illness and dehydration. He entered the practice field roughly a half-hour before the session ended and appeared groggy.
Kiffin said then he was hopeful Baxter would play against the Beavers.
Also present on the practice field Thursday was Roberts, who rarely attends practice. He spoke to Kiffin on the field during the two-hour session and continued to observe happenings as the team practiced.
"Obviously we take this very serious," Kiffin said Friday in a video released on the school's website. "We talked to Dillon and Dillon didn't know that [the student was an agent], but we turned it in to the NCAA and, in the meantime, he won't be going with us."
Baxter, a top recruit out of Mission Bay High in San Diego, has already missed two games this season. He was suspended for the opener against Hawaii and missed the Cal game last month with a turf toe injury.
Attempts to reach Baxter were not returned.
USC was put under significant NCAA sanctions during the summer after a four-year investigation into the athletic department. The NCAA punished the Trojans for extra benefits allegedly provided to Heisman Trophy-winning tailback Bush by two aspiring sports marketers.
USC (7-3, 4-3 Pac-10) is in the first season of a two-year bowl ban and four years of probation. The football program also lost 30 scholarships over the next three years.
Despite the sanctions and subsequent loss of several backup players who were allowed to transfer without losing a season of eligibility, USC is tied for third in the conference standings with three wins in its past four games. After traveling to Oregon State, the Trojans will finish their 13-game season against Notre Dame and UCLA.
Baxter is the Trojans' third-leading rusher with 248 yards and one touchdown, starting one game and emerging as Marc Tyler's primary backup. Baxter also has 11 receptions for 73 yards.
Pedro Moura is co-author of the USC blog on ESPNLosAngeles.com. Follow him on Twitter. Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.


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The Last King of Scotland (2006)
"Featuring an extraordinary, Oscar-worthy performance by Forest Whitaker, this gripping drama interweaves historical fact with fiction into an edgy, eye-riveting tale. "
"While no "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon," this chop-socky features Jet Li's flying fists and feet doing Chinese We Shu martial arts. "
All The King's Men (2006)
"Ponderous and pretentious - nstead of a timeless, relevant political commentary, it just feels discordant and tediously dated. "
Gridiron Gang (2006)
"No sappy sports cliche or trite inspirational slogan is ignored. "
The Covenant (2006)
"This supernatural story doesn't muster much horror, much less tap into the thriller aspect. "
The Black Dahlia (2006)
"Plot threads get tangled in a florid web of confusion, and the cast's tawdry, melodramatic antics often evoke unintentional amusement. "
Beerfest (2006)
"This tepid celebration of binge drinking goes flat fast. "
The Quiet (2006)
"Perversely sordid, some of the creepy soft-core scenes cross the lurid line of bad taste. "
Crank (2006)
"A reckless, relentless rush that goes nowhere in an exhausting 83 minutes. "
Hollywoodland (2006)
"Ben Affleck exudes sleaziness, Diane Lane is slyly manipulative and Adrien Brody scores as the scummy gumshoe...it's an enigmatic and intriguing tale. "
Accepted (2006)
"Subversive, sophomoric comedy "
The Illusionist (2006)
"This lavishly romantic tale of magic and mystery is utterly spellbinding, teasing and tantalizing you with the truth while juggling smoke and mirrors. "
Lassie (2006)