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Provos 'Have Not Gone Away'
Provisional IRA members are still terrorising communities in South Armagh, a local Assemblyman has claimed.
Dominic Bradley of the SDLP said he is seriously concerned that 'Provos' are again trying to exercise control through violence and use of firearms.
He said people in the area are not convinced by "political spin" that dissidents were responsible for a recent punishment-style shooting in Meigh.
"They are even less convinced by the alternative story of a criminal gang opening fire during a failed robbery," said the MLA.
He claimed political cover was given to Paul Quinn's Provo killers in 2007.
Mr Bradley said Garda later "demolished the myth" of the involvement of an armed criminal gang in the murder.
"The South Armagh Provos have generally been lying low since then because of public outrage at the way Paul was systematically battered to death, with every major bone in his body broken," he said.
The MLA said there are now fears that the "killing machine" is back in action.
According to Mr Bradley, local Provo believe not enough respect is being given to them or members of their extended families.
"Paul Quinn died because he would not bend the knee to the warlords. The extraordinary Sinn Fein vilification of him and his familys campaign, which has done them considerable political damage, shows just how much power the warlords still have within the Provisional movement," he said.
"We will not have true peace, we will not have a lawful society, until it is possible to disagree with members of the Provisionals without ending up shot or battered to death in a shed.
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Chicago Police Sgt. Tom Mitchell stood outside the home of Maria Pike Davis on Tuesday night and called to see if she was there.
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During Davila's bond hearing Wednesday, Cook County prosecutors said Davila pulled up alongside Pike's Geo Prism, said "What's up," and fired six to 10 shots. Pike was hit several times and his friend was wounded in the hand. Prosecutors said Pike's friend identified Davila in a line-up.
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Syria's foreign minister says Damascus has begun withdrawing some of its troops from cities in line with a UN-backed peace plan to end a year of bloodshed in the country.
Walid al-Muallem, speaking on Tuesday after meeting his Russian counterpart in Moscow, said Syria wanted a say in the composition of an international team to observe implementation of a ceasefire in the country.
"We have already withdrawn forces and army units from several Syrian provinces,'' Muallem said.
"An end of violence must be simultaneous with the arrival of the international observers."
Brokered by Kofi Annan, the joint UN-Arab League envoy to Syria, the six-point peace plan required Syrian forces to pull back from protest centres by Tuesday.
But activists say that Syrian forces have attacked two towns as the deadline passed.
Shelling was reported in the northern village of Marea and mortar fire in the city of Homs, according to the Associated Press news agency.
Muallem said his government wanted guarantees from Annan that the opposition fighters would commit to a ceasefire.
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France denounced Syria's assurance that its forces were complying with the ceasefire deal as a "blatant lie" and urged foreign governments to challenge Assad's administration.
In scarcely diplomatic language, Bernard Valero, the French foreign ministry spokesman, said: "The Syrian foreign minister's statements this morning, affirming an initial implementation of the Annan plan by the Damascus regime, are a fresh expression of this blatant and unacceptable lie.
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Sergei Lavrov, the Russian foreign minister, said Syria's government "could have been more active and decisive'' in implementing the peace plan.
Separately, Liu Weimin, the Chinese foreign ministry spokesman, said his country hopes the Syrian government and opposition "stay with their commitment to the ceasefire and withdrawal, and create favourable conditions for easing the tension in Syria and pushing for a political resolution for the Syria issue".
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Assad's crackdown on the uprising, that has brought clashes with an increasingly armed opposition, has killed more than 9,000.
The fighting has also spilled over Syria's borders and Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey's prime minister, has accused Syria of infringing its border.
A day after Syrian forces opened fire across the border, killing two people in a refugee camp, Erdogan said his country is considering what steps to take in response, including measures "we don't want to think about".
Turkish authorities said on Monday that Syrian forces fired across the border into a refugee camp in southeastern Turkey, wounding at least six people.
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Now that she's gotten engaged, won an Oscar and is expecting a baby, Natalie Portman seems to be on top of the world. But there is one person who's not so keen on the actress' current situation.
Fox News Channel host and possible 2012 Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee has taken issue with Portman and fiance Benjamin Millepied's decision to have a baby before tying the knot.
"People see a Natalie Portman who boasts, 'We're not married but we're having these children and they're doing just fine,'" Huckabee told radio host Michael Medved on his show this week. "I think it gives a distorted image. It's unfortunate that we glorify and glamorize the idea of out-of-wedlock children."
Calling Portman's pregnancy "troubling," Huckabee went on to say that the Black Swan star has many more resources than the typical single mother would have.
"Most single moms are very poor, uneducated, can't get a job, and if it weren't for government assistance, their kids would be starving to death and never have health care," he said. "And that's the story that we're not seeing."
Huckabee is certainly entitled to his opinion, but he should note that Portman isn't exactly a single mom. There's a big difference between being engaged -- with the baby's father clearly involved in the pregnancy -- and raising a child alone.
In fact, as Portman accepted the best actress statue at Sunday night's Academy Awards, she thanked her loving fiance for giving her "the most important role" in her life.
But radio host Medved was quick to mock Portman's speech, chiming in that the father of Portman's baby "didn't give her the most wonderful gift, which would be a wedding ring!"
Whether Portman is a married lady or not, we have no doubt that the sweet-natured, mature, accomplished Harvard graduate has what to takes to be a great mom.


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(CNN) — Not wasting any time, the group tasked with getting Democrats elected to the Senate is already on the offensive against the most powerful Republican in the upper chamber.
The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee released its first political ad of the cycle Thursday, targeting Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell as he faces re-election in November 2014.
Using a March Madness theme, the 60-second radio ad mimics play-by-play commentary during a basketball game to describe what the DSCC considers failures of leadership by the five-term senator from Kentucky.
"Boomshakala. McConnell dunks on the middle class--again," one of the faux-broadcasters says, as cheers and the squeaking of shoes on a basketball court can be heard in the background.
The ad will run in major markets across Kentucky from March 28-April 3.
McConnell's team said the ad is a sign that Democrats are worried they don't yet have a candidate to run against the senator.
"Having failed on their tenth attempt to recruit a candidate against Senator McConnell, team Obama is frantically trying to keep the story alive that Kentucky is competitive for them," said campaign manager Jesse Benton, responding to the ad. "While they're running misleading ads Senator McConnell will be focused on protecting Kentucky from Washington's bad ideas."
The ad's release comes one day after actress and activist Ashley Judd announced she would not challenge McConnell for his seat. A spokesman for the DSCC said, however, the timing of the new ad had nothing to with Judd's decision.
"We were planning on going today anyway," national press secretary Justin Barasky told CNN.
"We just thought it was about time," he continued, pointing to money McConnell has already spent on ads. "We're serious about going after his seat...He's vulnerable, so we're getting started early."
McConnell released his first spot earlier this month, a commercial that featured his wife, former Labor Secretary Elaine Chao, hitting back at an anti-McConnell, progressive group that attacked Chao's ethnicity on Twitter.
While Democrats in Kentucky have yet to put forth a serious contender for the nomination, eyes are turning to Alison Lundergan Grimes, Kentucky's Secretary of State. Grimes has not ruled out a bid against McConnell, and was touted as a top potential candidate during a conference call with Democratic officials earlier this month.
Barasky said he's not sure when the party will have a candidate in Kentucky but expressed confidence in their potential to oust McConnell, saying they're "not in a huge rush to find someone."
Whoever challenges McConnell, however, will be running against a veteran senator with a robust war chest. In all, McConnell's campaign had $7.3 million cash on hand as of their last filing with the Federal Election Commission.
CNN's Shannon Travis, Paul Steinhauser, and Kevin Liptak contributed to this report.
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EAU CLAIRE — "Revelations of Mann," a one-person play written and performed by David Mann, will be presented Wednesday, Jan. 30, at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. The Artists Series performance will begin at 7:30 p.m. in Schofield Auditorium.
"Revelations of Mann" is a comedy about a young actor — a Lutheran teaching in a Catholic high school who faces issues of career, life and faith. The autobiographical coming-of-age story introduces a yearbook full of characters — the crotchety theater-department head, the skeptical principal, the long-suffering school secretary, and the entire student cast of Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream."
"David Mann is a hoot, a gem, a joy to watch," wrote the Saint Paul Pioneer Press. "Mann demonstrates his writing acumen — an ear for detail, an eye for selection — and delivers a performance full of enthusiasm, personality, and depth," wrote the Minneapolis Star Tribune.
The performance will be interpreted in its entirety for the deaf and hard of hearing.
A professional director, actor and playwright, Mann has written five original solo shows that have been performed in theaters across the Midwest. "Revelations of Mann" premiered in January 2003 at St. Paul's Great American History Theatre and now tours nationally. Mann's other plays include "Corleone: The Shakespearean Godfather," which was a success at the 2005 Minnesota Fringe Festival, and "Queens of Burlesque," produced in the 2007 season at the History Theatre.
A pre-event dessert discussion with Mann, hosted by Dr. Blake Westerlund of the UW-Eau Claire department of English, will be held in The Dulany of Davies Center from 6 to 7 p.m. Tickets are $5 in advance or at the door.
Tickets for the Artists Series performance are $15 for the public, $13 for those 62 and older and UW System or Chippewa Valley Technical College faculty and staff, and $5 for those 17 and younger and UW System or CVTC students.
Patrons may also charge their tickets to MasterCard or Visa when they order by phone. Call 715-836-3727 or, outside the immediate Eau Claire area, call toll-free 800-949-UWEC. A $3 handling fee will be added to all telephone charge orders.
The Artists Series is supported in part by a grant from the Wisconsin Arts Board with funds from the state of Wisconsin and the National Endowment for the Arts. Wisconsin Public Radio and Community Television have contributed generous promotional support. Best Western Trail Lodge Hotel & Suites (715-838-9989) at 3340 Mondovi Road is the exclusive accommodations partner for the Artists Series.
David Mann's performance is also supported by the Performing Arts Fund, a program of Arts Midwest funded by the National Endowment for the Arts, with additional contributions from General Mills Foundation, Land O' Lakes Foundation and the Wisconsin Arts Board.
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Hi everyone! I am starting an ADN program in the fall (yee!!!) and I was wondering if anyone had any backpack recommendations. I want something that will last the two years I'm in school, but it also needs to be economical. I... Read More
- 0May 7, '13 by SummerCherI love my bag on rollers. It is a back saver! Just make sure you get good rollers or it won't last long.
- 0May 7, '13 by stephanie.That's what I have. I think you'll like it a lot.
- 0May 8, '13 by akulahawkRN, ASN, RN, EMT-PI've had mine 2 years now (at least) and it's a Nike brand bag. Its got a decent sized main pouch that fits a couple textbooks and a notepad or two and a pocket that holds a 15" laptop. It's also got 2 side mesh pockets and a front pocket that I stuff writing material, computer cables, and so on in there. I'm actually not too sure what's in there... but it seems like Ragu, is in there! The bag also has relatively comfortable shoulder straps but I rarely use them. The only downside I've found is that the wheels are pretty hard, so it creates a lot of noise when I'm walking on anything except completely smooth sidewalk. I'm pretty sure that my backpack is this one: Amazon.com: Nike Accessories Rolling Laptop Backpack (Black): Clothing
I think we paid less than what is quoted there, but then again, that was 2 years ago and I really don't remember what I paid for it. What I can definitely say is that it has performed quite well since I got it!
Oh, and it really has been a back-saver. You certainly don't have to get one like mine. Many of my classmates use other bags and backpacks. Only a couple use a roller. Whatever you do, get something that's well made. You'll spend more in replacing junk with more junk if you don't. Most of the time all you'll need is something that can carry a textbook, a binder, some pens and pencils, and perhaps a snack or lunch. Nothing fancy...
When going to clinicals, I use a much smaller, lighter backpack that I've had for YEARS. I just use it to carry lunch/snacks, a couple reference books, and the paperwork I need for the day. That one, fully loaded, probably weighs in at less than 5 pounds.Last edit by akulahawkRN on May 8, '13
- 0Aug 6, '13 by SmelloYelloOk... so it's not a traditional "back pack" but, it is very sturdy for those huge nursing books, has tons of deep pockets around the outside for pens/pencils, notecards, tools, COFFEE/water, etc., it's water resistant, inexpensive ($59 at Home Depot) when compared to 'real' rolling back packs, the top of it completely unzips and folds up and out so everything inside is easily accessible, and did I say it's TOUGH!? (It is after all built for carrying heavy tools around jobsites). Wish it came in another color besides bright red w/ black trim but, I love it all the same
- 0Aug 6, '13 by Meeh619Lots of gurls at my school have these. I'm thinking about getting one when I start in the fall. 7 books is a lot to carry on my back lol. Hopefully I don't have to take them all at once but if I do I wanna be prepared. I like the second one better looks like it can be more organized.
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Greipel and Sieberg extend their contract!
Freitag, 7. Juni 2013
André Greipel and Lotto Belisol have extended their agreement for two seasons. The fast German joined the team in 2011 and both parties are very satisfied about the cooperation, hence the new agreement. Since he arrived at the team he took 44 victories; he won ten of those this year, the Ronde van Zeeland Seaports being the most recent one. The biggest wins are of course the four stages in the Tour de France.
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Selection Tour de France
Mittwoch, 20. Juni 2012
Lotto Belisol has revealed his selection for the upcoming Tour de France.
The selection: Lars Bak, Francis De Greef, André Greipel, Adam Hansen, Greg Henderson, Jürgen Roelandts, Marcel Sieberg, Jurgen Van den Broeck, Jelle Vanendert. Reserve: Jurgen Van de Walle.
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Preview Ster ZLM Toer
Donnerstag, 14. Juni 2012
On Thursday afternoon the 26th edition of the Ster ZLM Toer will start in Eindhoven (the Netherlands), representing a 2.1 race on the UCI Europe Tour. The presence of some of the top sprinters will turn this 4-day tour into a very interesting event. Three out of the four stages might turn out into a bunch sprint and the stage on Saturday will probably be a decisive one for the final ranking.
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Team Paris-Nice / Tirreno-Adriatico
Freitag, 2. März 2012
Joost Van Leijen, one of the new riders in the Lotto Belisol team will be out for several months with knee problems. Joost was already having trouble at the training camps earlier this year. By adding more rest, a better position on his bike and extra treatment he was able to get rid of the pain. But during the Ruta del Sol the injury and pain came back.
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Team composition for Oman and Algarve
Montag, 13. Februar 2012
After a great start in the Tour Down Under and a good trip to Qatar, our riders will attend the Tour of Oman and the Tour of Algarve. After a short break due to illness André Greipel will be back in Oman. The Tour of Algarve will be the first test for Jurgen Van den Broeck in the time trial.
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24.3MP Full Frame Exmor CMOS Sensor
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excellent detail and dynamic range, light weight, nice ergonomics (for a small body), ability to adapt legacy lenses, EVF benefits
poor battery life, dim viewfinder in bright light
I'll start with a little background. I used to own a Canon 7D and a couple of 40D's and have shot a lot of nice DSLR lenses in the past (17-55, 70-200 mark II, 100-400, sigma 50 etc.) I can honestly say that the images that I'm getting with the a7 and cheap legacy glass are better than what I got in the past with a few caveats.
I had to sell all my Canon gear after a move, so when I decided to get back into photography I wasn't tied to a system anymore. When I looked at all the options out there I felt like it would be worth it to look into the a7 since I could get great IQ from legacy lenses without spending a great deal of money.
I have found that in general this has proven to be the case. the a7 has much better dynamic range and image quality than the APS-C Canon cameras I had used in the past. Detail is there, even cropped into the image. I have been pleased with the IQ even though I am not using any high end lenses with the system currently.
That being said, the camera isn't perfect for everybody. It is much slower in operation than the 7D I had and would not make a good wildlife or sports camera due to these limitations and slower frame rate etc. I am wanting to get back into wildlife photography and will most likely pick up a DSLR (or SLT) camera to be used for that task. For anything slow paced though, I really like the a7. It makes me slow down and think when shooting and manual focusing is actually enjoyable with the helpful features of an electronic viewfinder. Being able to see the actual changes in the viewfinder is the best part to me and is very useful.
I have heard a lot of objections to the ergonomics, but I haven't had any issues. I tend to be a minimalist and shoot all manual, so I don't make changes too often anyway. The menu system is slightly inferior to Canon (in my opinion) but easy enough that I picked it up quickly. I was able to customize most of the controls to what I liked as well. I do wish that I didn't have to tap twice to zoom in for precise focusing, but I reprogrammed the button to the AF-on button, so it's not that bad. Overall I would rate the handling as an 8/10 and the 7D would be a 9/10 for me.
I sometimes get annoyed at the dim viewfinder in daylight and that is where I have missed the OVF. I believe that the benefits of EVF outweigh the shortcomings though for things like street shooting, portraits and landscapes. I enjoy using these cameras for all those things and having the small "take anywhere" size is a bonus.
The native lens system is definitely limited at this time and can be a turnoff for some people. I have found this to be a positive because I can find great legacy lenses at reasonable prices.
Prospective buyers should consider whether or not they are willing to give up the speed of operation of a traditional DSLR. If you want great IQ in a small form factor and don't mind adapting lenses, then the a7 series is a great option. It might be a good idea to rent a body and try it out before going all in.
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I picked up a used A7 from the forums. I bought it because it was a small and very portable full frame package. I used the Voigtlander 15mm 98% of the time on the camera. I knew the limitations of the camera with the lens I had selected. The image quality was excellent I didn't use the af since on the one I owned but when I rented the a7 with kit lens the AF was snappy and hit focus on what I was aiming for majority of the time. There are obvious limitations to buying this camera one being battery drain. I picked up a few extra batteries but I do that with EVERY camera I buy. Sony really made a game changer with the A7 series cameras that they released. Shooting with the A7 is very fun if you understand the certain limitations of the camera.
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IQ, size and weight, fantastic EVF, superb Zeiss lenses, weather sealed
a few omissions in operation options
I've had my a7 for about 2 months now, and took it on a full day wedding shoot over the weekend as a second camera, with the FE 35mm f2.8, plus a Zeiss ZE 50mm 1.4 with the Metabones adapter (5DmkII as main camera). Having used the a7 for some time beforehand, I felt comfortable enough with it to rely on everything but the AF, which I was worried would be too slow at critical moments. I also had concerns about the battery life, since my second battery was still on back-order.
The experience Ive already had with the camera has been fantastic. Such a portable package with so much to offer. Image quality is simply outstanding, and the viewfinder so closely matches the feel of an optical finder, while adding the advantages that come with an EVF (focus peaking, live visual exposure check, live colour rendering or black and white visualisation, live histogram in view, live highlight clipping, etc.) that I would choose this over an OVF in most situations from here on out. Usability in terms of the user interface is a little lacking, with a clunky menu system (maybe Im just not used to it yet), and a few options notably omitted, specifically:
- the ability to set a custom button for easy switching between viewfinder and monitor
- a setting to have the viewfinder/monitor act in a DSLR style (shooting through viewfinder, playback and menu on monitor)
-a way to turn the sensor off, for times when shooting with an add-on optical finder, or for taking a series of photos on a tripod, or for any number of other situations where one would not want the sensor powered incessantly
On the AF (with the 35mm FE), I was wrong. Even in a dimly lit chapel, I found my keeper rate was very high, and the camera never struggled to find focus quickly and accurately (in fact I was never bothered by any difference in AF between the a7 and the 5DmkII I was using alongside it). I will say that I don't yet find the face-detect and eye AF (both of which are fantastic) predictable enough to rely on, but I think that will just be a matter of getting better acquainted with those systems. I do feel confident with "center" point focus, and it proved plenty fast, and very accurate. For this, Im glad I opted for the a7 over the a7R (lacking on-sensor phase detect AF).
On using manual focus lenses, the a7 has been an absolute breath of fresh air. My ZE Planar 50mm is a lens I absolutely love, but do find hard to focus accurately when shooting close to wide open. Ive often switched to using live-view on my 5DmkII with the Magic Lantern software hack so that I could use focus-peaking, which REALLY helps get the focus right. With the a7 Im getting focus peaking in the viewfinder, with native software, plus Ive set a custom button to quickly zoom in right in the viewfinder for critical focus. My beloved ZE 50mm lens has been given a new lease on life!
On battery life, I was unfortunately right to be concerned; the a7 crapped out right at the beginning of the reception, having taken around 250 photos. I was ready for it, so it was no big deal, and had I had a second battery ready, it would have only been a minor inconvenience. Having said that, this (battery life) is a stark contrast from a DSLR. My Canons have always had amazing stamina, and Ive NEVER had a single concern about battery life, even on a full day shoot with just one battery. Moving to mirrorless, the battery is suddenly powering the sensor and viewfinder constantly, and when that sensor is full-frame, that viewfinder is as brilliant as the one in the a7, and that battery has been designed with capacity taking a back seat to portability, its no wonder were living with shorter battery life. To me, this will turn into a minor gripe once I have backups, and for long days I would consider the vertical grip in which 2 batteries can power the camera for (presumably) much better life.
On build quality, I see nothing wrong with the a7 at all, and I love that it's weather sealed. I feel the body is very well made, with materials, engineering/design, and workmanship/QC all of very good standards. I don't, however, feel as confident having it bumped around and generally "man-handled" as I am with my 5DmkII. This could absolutely be nothing more than a perception of mine, and I don't doubt that the a7 can handle its fair share of abuse, but my feeling is that semi-pro and pro series DSLRs are built a little closer to "tank-like" than these Sonys. That may or may not cause any problems at all, and it may or may not be enough to make a difference to you, but that's how I feel here.
All in all, I agree with those who say that mirrorless cameras will populate the future of photography, and for very good reason. I personally value a full-frame sensor very highly, so the a7 is the obvious choice for me. That this camera happens to have arrived from Sony has meant that it gets one of their fantastic sensors, and is being matched with lenses from my favourite lens-maker, Zeiss. All this, and the camera has come pretty damn close to hitting the nail on the head with everything Ive been hoping for from a digital camera for a very long time. So close in fact that I have <i>almost</i> no complaints about it at all. The a7 gets a 10/10 from me, without a moments hesitation.
As a quick note, the two reasons I opted to go with the a7 over the R version were Auto-Focus (better on the a7, with on-sensor phase detect), and electronic first-curtain shutter (for the sake of both sound and vibration, the a7R falters badly here IMHO, with a close>open>expose>close>open shutter sequence, which is both annoying and silly). I would love the sensor on the R, but I am not prepared to make those sacrifices in order to get it, especially not when the a7 sensor is already so damn good! I'm thrilled with the choice I made here.
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1. What name does Mr. Cusack assign to people who act strangely during the full moon?
(a) Full mooners.
(b) Psychos.
(c) Crazies.
(d) Lunartics.
2. Which adjective best describes the atmosphere of McSorley's?
(a) Disturbing.
(b) Bright.
(c) Gloomy.
(d) Upbeat.
3. Who is the owner of the restaurant in "Up in the Old Hotel"?
(a) Louis Morino.
(b) Louis Carter.
(c) Louis Mitchell.
(d) Louis Martinez.
4. Who is in love with Peggy?
(a) Jim.
(b) Eddie.
(c) Mark.
(d) Archie.
5. What was the name of the man who opened "The Old House at Home"?
(a) Bill McSorley.
(b) John McSorley.
(c) William Ames.
(d) Joe Gould.
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2. On what street was McSorley's located?
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- Maximum Entropy Method in Superspace Crystallography (2003)
- This thesis discusses several aspects of the combination of the Maximum Entropy Method (MEM) for the reconstructions of the electron density with the superspace approach to the description of structures of aperiodic crystals. It is shown that the MEM in superspace provides a parameter-free reconstruction of the modulation functions with sufficient accuracy. The MEM in superspace has been applied to diffraction data of several compounds. The computer program BayMEM was developed for this purpose. BayMEM allows electron densities of the ordinary 3D structures and the superspace electron densities of the aperiodic structures to be reconstructed using the same general principles. The program has been extended by adding features improving its versatility and accuracy of the results. The improvements include attaching of the set of subroutines MemSys5 to BayMEM, implementation of the method of the Generalized F-constraints and the static weighting, implementation of the G-constraints, of the Prior-derived F-constraints and of the two-channel entropy. The second major computer program EDMA is a software tool for analysis of the electron densities in arbitrary dimension. The program analyzes the MEM electron density and extracts quantitative information about the atoms according to Bader's formalism "Atoms in molecules". Two new variants of the constraints in the MEM have been developed in order to solve the problems with artifacts in the MEM reconstructions. The two methods are the Generalized F-constraints and the Prior-derived F-constraints. The concept of the Generalized F-constraints is based in the observation, that the standard F-constraint is not sufficiently strong to constrain the histogram of the normalized residuals of the structure factors to the expected Gaussian shape. Higher moments of the distribution of the normalized residuals were therefore used as the constraint in the MEM calculations. With these constraints significantly improved histograms were obtained. The source of some artifacts in the MEM electron densities was identified to be the tendency of the MEM to estimate incorrectly those structure factors, that are not included in the experimental dataset. It is shown that the missing structure factors can successfully be replaced by the structure factors derived from the procrystal electron density. If the structure factors derived from the procrystal prior electron density (the Prior-derived F-constraints) are used as additional constraints in the MEM calculation, the result is free of sharp artifacts and the quality of the reconstruction of the electron density is comparable with the results of multipole refinements. To test the accuracy of the MEM in superspace, the method was applied to the dataset of the misfit-layer composite structure of (LaS)1.14NbS2. It has been shown, that the MEM on the model structure factors reproduces the model modulation functions with accuracy better that 10% of the pixel size of the grid, on which the electron density was sampled. The structure of the high-pressure phase III of Bi provided a prominent example illustrating the advantages of the MEM in superspace over the standard structure refinements. The MEM in superspace was applied to the diffraction data of Bi-III to extract more information about the modulation than obtained from the standard structure refinement. The modulation functions extracted from the MEM electron density revealed a block-wave-like shape of the modulation function of the Bi atom of the host structure that indicates shifts of the atom between two stable environments rather than smooth harmonic variation of the position indicated by the modulation function from the standard refinement. Secondly, the MEM modulation function of the Bi atoms in channels allowed to better understand the nature of the most prominent feature of the modulated structure - the occurrence of the pairs of Bi atoms along the channels. The incommensurately modulated structure of ammonium tetrafluoroberyllate (NH4)2BeF4, stable between 175K and 182K, was solved and refined in superspace. The known two-fold low-temperature superstructure of (NH4)2BeF4, that is stable below 175K has been described in superspace as a commensurately modulated structure. With aid of this description the close relationship between the two structures has been found. The MEM was applied to the incommensurate structure to test the appropriateness of the refined harmonic structure model. The MEM has shown that the harmonic model is very accurate. The MEM in superspace was established in this thesis as a reliable tool for the structure solutions of the modulated structure. The individual chapters together form a framework that allows to use the MEM in superspace to extract novel information from the diffraction data of both the periodic and aperiodic structures, that cannot be obtained from the structure refinements.
- Accurate charge densities of amino acids and peptides by the Maximum Entropy Method (2008)
- In the present thesis accurate charge densities of several amino acids and peptides have been reconstructed by the Maximum Entropy Method (MEM) to study chemical bonds. The MEM model-independently determines the most probable electron density, which simultaneously maximizes the information entropy and fits the X-ray diffraction data. The quality of the MEM densities is enhanced by several extensions to the MEM such as the use of a non-uniform prior-density, the employment of the method of prior-derived F-constraint, static weighting and the choice of the optimal stopping criterion for the MEM iterations. The latter is achieved by inspection of difference Fourier maps and dynamic deformation maps. The reconstructed electron densities have been analyzed according to Baders Atoms in Molecules (AIM) theory to derive information about chemical bonds, in particular covalent bonds and hydrogen bonds. Local maxima of the densities, their associated atomic basins and charges, bond critical points (BCPs) and their densities and second derivatives, i.e. the eigenvalues and the Laplacians, have been determined according to the AIM theory. For all studied compounds it is shown that, providing the employment of the extensions to the MEM, the densities obtained from the MEM exhibit similar properties as those obtained from the multipole method. However, it is demonstrated that the features of hydrogen bonds are described more convincingly by the MEM than by the multipole method. By comparison of densities at BCPs from the MEM with the corresponding values from multipole refinement and from quantum chemical calculations it is shown that each method produces similar densities at BCPs. For all studied compounds it is demonstrated that for MEM densities, densities at BCPs of hydrogen bonds possess a larger magnitude than corresponding values from densities by the multipole method, while the opposite is true for covalent bonds. The values of the Laplacians at BCPs, especially of C–O bonds, show larger discrepancies between values from the MEM and from multipole refinement. These differences are caused by thermal motion which is present in dynamic MEM densities, but absent in static densities produced by the multipole method. The results of the extensive study of electron densities of amino acids and tripeptides show that densities and energetic properties at BCPs of covalent bonds and hydrogen bonds depend exponentially on their bond lengths. The functions of the dependencies of the densities on the bond lengths differ from the corresponding functions fitted to values from the multipole method. It is demonstrated that the ratio of the potential and kinetic energy densities at BCPs of hydrogen bonds reveals the possibility to classify them according to the distance between hydrogen atom and acceptor atom. Short hydrogen bonds possess covalent character, hydrogen bonds with intermediate distance have a mixed covalent-ionic character and long hydrogen bonds are ionic. This classification coincides with the usual classification of strong, intermediate and weak hydrogen bonds as proposed in the literature. The studied hydrogen bonds are classified as possessing mainly a mixed covalent-ionic character. However, for covalent bonds a classification according to the bond lengths does not suffice to characterize them. The results of the amino acids and tripeptides indicate that the prior density contributes a large part to the densities at BCPs. However, for the Laplacians and the energy densities at BCPs the differences between MEM and prior densities are larger than for the densities at BCPs. Densities at BCPs of hydrogen bonds from MEM densities show a different trend in their dependence on the bond distance than corresponding trends from prior densities. Thus, it is demonstrated that the analysis of the true density instead of the prior or procrystal density is recommended in order to extract information about chemical bonding. It is concluded from the results of the Accurate Charge Density studies reported in the present thesis, that the MEM allows a good characterization of chemical bonds and describes the electron density of hydrogen bonds more realistic than the multipole model. Chapter 3 of the present thesis has been published in Acta Crystallogr. B, 63, 285–295 (2007) and is reproduced with permission of the International Union of Crystallography (http://journals.iucr.org). Chapter 4 of the present thesis has been published in CrystEngComm, 10, 335–343 (2008) and is reproduced with permission of The Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) (http://www.rsc.org).
- Modulation of Incommensurately Modulated Structures Studied by the Maximum Entropy Method (2011)
- In this thesis, modulated properties of incommensurately modulated crystals are studied by the Maximum Entropy Method (MEM). This was done exemplarily on the compounds Rubidium tetrachlorozincate and Chromium pyrophosphate. To do so, the MEM derived (3+1)-dimensional superspace electron density was analysed to receive information on atomic positions and their modulation, and structure refinement by the method of least-squares and interpretation of the difference-Fourier maps were performed to better describe the atomic displacement parameters (ADPs) and to improve the applied structural models. All the MEM calculations are done by the computer program BayMEM. The analysis of this MEM reconstructed density map is done by the computer program EDMA. Our results suggest that the modulation of harmonic ADPs, anharmonic ADPs and its modulation form an intrinsic part of incommensurately modulated structures. We have shown that with a data set of certain resolution and satellite reflections of higher order, the inclusion of modulation of harmonic ADPs, the anharmonic ADPs and the modulation of anharmonic ADPs can significantly improve the fit of the structure model to the diffraction data. Such model then better represents the true nature of the structure under investigation.


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Homestay Accommodation Malta Bed & Breakfast San Gwann
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Comfortable accommodation in a beautiful house, twin bedrooms with cooking facilities in the home of a friendly host family in Malta. Wifi internet connection available in all rooms at nominal charge. Ideal accommodation for students.
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We are a Maltese/Belgian host family and offer our guests comfortable home stay accommodation in our home.We live in a delightful,modern and spacious terraced house located in San Gwann just minutes away from the University of Malta and Mater Dei hospital. We have 2 twin rooms, 2 bathrooms, a well equipped kitchenette and a large terrace at the disposal of our guests. All our rooms are furnished with 2 beds, desk and wardrobe, are well decorated and enjoy good natural light.
Rooms may be reserved on bed and breakfast, half board or self-catering basis. A well equipped kitchenette is available on the top floor for our self-catering guests who can feel quite independent and make themselves at home. The kitchenette is equipped with 4 gas burners, electric oven, microwave, fridge/freezer,toaster, kettle and all necessary utensils for cooking.
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At the corner of State Route 6 and Governor Prence Road in the town of Eastham, MA
After crossing the Cape Cod Canal, take the Mid-Cape Hwy (Rt. 6 towards Provincetown) until it comes to an end at the rotary. Exit at the sign pointing to Eastham. (You can also take the more scenic routes 28 or 6A ,which will bring you to the same rotary, but the Mid-Cape is the fastest way.)
Crosswinds is 1½ miles north of the rotary on the right. Look for the brown Fort Hill sign on the right at Governor Prence Road, but don't turn yet, despite what your GPS may tell you.
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LRR Energy, L.P. (NYSE: LRE) ("LRR Energy" or "LRE") announced today that it plans to conduct an underwritten public offering of 6,000,000 common units, of which 3,000,000 common units are being offered by LRR Energy and 3,000,000 common units are being offered by LRR Energy's sponsor, Lime Rock Resources, pursuant to an effective shelf registration statement on Form S-3 previously filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The underwriters will be granted a 30-day option to purchase up to 700,000 additional common units from LRR Energy and up to 200,000 additional common units from Lime Rock Resources.
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. – State Rep. Joseph S. Almeida is proposing the creation of the 1696 Historical Commission to develop a special new curriculum for Rhode Island schools.
The likelihood that most Rhode Islanders wouldn't know the significance of the year in the commission's name is exactly why he believes the commission is necessary.
Under the bill, (2014-H 7490), the commission would develop a comprehensive African-American history curriculum for Rhode Island public schools. The commission takes its name from the first documented group of enslaved Africans to arrive in Rhode Island.
"Black History Month is great, but my goal is to see that black history isn't just celebrated like a holiday, then brushed aside the rest of the time like it's not 'regular' history. African-Americans are Americans, and our struggles and contributions aren't something separate from the rest of our country's history. We should be teaching our children a well-rounded view of the people and events that made our country what it is today," said Almeida (D-Dist. 12, Providence).
The 15-member commission would include the secretary of state, the education commissioner, the executive director of the Rhode Island Historical Preservation and Heritage Commission or their designees, and 12 members of the public appointed by the House speaker, the Senate president and the governor. The Rhode Island Historical Preservation and Heritage Commissions and Rhode Island Department of Education would provide support staff.
The commission would be charged with creating a curriculum that includes a history of people of African heritage, including the history of African peoples before the political conflicts that led to the development of slavery, the passage to America and Rhode Island, the enslavement experience in America and Rhode Island, abolition and the contributions of Africans to America and Rhode Island.