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Father Rutler proves wit and God can coexist.
Apr 14, 2008, Vol. 13, No. 29 • By EDWARD SHORT
The parent tradition of English literature includes many subsidiary traditions. There are the poet-critics John Dryden, Samuel Johnson, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Matthew Arnold, T.S. Eliot, W.H. Auden, and William Empson. There are what Penelope Fitzgerald called the "kitchen-table" novelists, female heads of families who, like Mrs. Oliphant and Frances Trollope (Anthony's mother)--and, indeed, Fitzgerald herself--wrote books to keep the bailiffs at bay.
When Oliphant's husband died of tuberculosis, she was pregnant with her third child and deep in debt. She paid off the debts, reared her children, looked after her bibulous brother, and in the evenings at the kitchen table, wrote--98 novels, 25 biographies, and about 50 short stories. Mrs. Trollope was left in equally parlous straits by her husband--a feckless clergyman who went to his grave attempting to write a history of ecclesiastical rites--but she recouped the family fortunes by writing the bestselling Domestic Manners of the Americans (1832), after which she churned out no less than 35 novels.
Then there are the comedians of class, about whose subjects V.S. Pritchett once remarked: "One glance at the English upper classes imposing their private fantasies on whatever is going on, treating everything from war downwards as though it were happening in one of their country houses, has been enough to provide comedians with material for a lifetime." Henry Fielding and William Makepeace Thackeray were the masters of this tradition.
But no group produced wittier writing than the witty divines Jonathan Swift, Laurence Sterne, and Sydney Smith. The letter that Smith wrote to the daughter of a lady friend is a good sample--which, coincidentally, concerns a subject dear to the author under review.
The divine most responsible for rejuvenating this lively tradition is George Rutler, Roman Catholic pastor of the Church of Our Saviour in New York City. Author of 14 books on theology, history, cultural issues, and the lives of the saints, Rutler is also host of a weekly television program on EWTN. This latest book is an entertaining jeu d'esprit on the role coincidence plays in life and history. Catholic in scope, it includes chapters on everything from geography and mesmerism to baseball and Napoleon. It should amuse and instruct a wide audience.
Here is a typical effusion:
Numerological mania has never been given a funnier send-up. In Remote People (1931), Evelyn Waugh described traveling through Ethiopia in the company of "rival Byzantinists at variance." In Rutler's Coincidentally, readers will meet with similarly choice absurdities.
In one chapter Louis Farrakhan is described expatiating on the number 19 to the "million men" on the Mall in Washington. The 9, Farrakhan explains, stands for the length of time that we spend in the womb. And the 1 before the 9? It stands for "something secret that has to be unfolded."
Rutler marvels at the electrifying effect that this vatic pronouncement has on Farrakhan's auditors, and then says:


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Might have some money coming my way- what to do?
It seems that my Nanna is leaving each of us (5 grandchildren, myself being the oldest) some money. She's just turned 80, sold her house where she lived for 40+ years and moved into a cheaper bungalow. She's just catching up with her money but my Dad told me a few days ago, I could have AROUND £1000 coming my way in the next few months. It could be more, it could be less.
I am wondering what on earth to do with it. I already know I am getting curtains for my living room. I've lived here just over 2 years now and I don't have curtains in my living room!
I want to save at LEAST £500-550 of it. If not more. I have literally NO savings at the moment so will keep it aside for a rainy day.
I usually have so many ideas running through my head of "if I had £X I'd do this, that and the other" but now I am clueless. I am not going to spend it all at once. I am normally so useless with money which I why I started the Meal Planning thread in one of the other boards.
Obviously I'm not going to spend it as soon as I get it but I wonder what you'd do if £1000+/- came your way.
I'm clueless.
I would treat myself to new clothes and shoes and get the kids a few bits then spend some on the house and then save the rest.
It's my birthday Tuesday and I think my Mum is giving me some money/vouchers for new clothes. I would definitely treat my DD. Maybe let her loose in the Disney Store lol. She loves Sofia and Doc McStuffins!
I've just never had to think about this before!
I would put a quarter of it on our debts, spend a quarter of it on clothes for me and hubby (cant remember the last time we got anything new except an outfit at Christmas) save a quarter and spend the last on the house, as been here 4 months and cant afford to finish decorating it.
Holiday, weekend break, Clothes, hobbies, bills (boring I know lol) get all your christmas/birthday prezzies in the sales?
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My Mum suggested a new washing machine and sofa but I don't really need them. Plus the sofas I like are £400 upwards and I don't want to spend that much unless I browse eBay! My washing machine works fine at the moment!
If I got a surprise £1,000 I'd probably just save it as I think it's important to have some sort of savings behind you. I got a surprise £4,500 tax rebate last year after my voluntary severance payment was taxed not taking into account that I had worked in Republic of Ireland for 4 years of my 15 years service (this portion should have been tax-free) - I was delighted when I realised this and spent the money on a trip to Florida.
I would decorate my home so I could move away
A holiday. I can't think of anything better to spend money on - why not go to Disneyland Paris if you haven't already and your daughter loves disney x
It's a possibility. I'd have to get passports sorted though and I don't know how much getting there would be. And when I look at websites for a Disney holiday, it confuses me with all these different locations and prices lol. I can't really look around as I don't know when I'd get the money. But it would be lovely to take her there
Gosh,I was expecting you to say you had around 10k coming your way not 1k.Yes it would be nice but it's hardly a substantial amount.
I know but it is still quite alot for me. I've only ever had £1000 in my bank account after I went on maternity leave from work and they paid me all my unused holiday.
I am also quite shocked at how much a Disney 2 night break is! Nearly £700 for me and DD (I selected September thinking it *might* be cheaper) for 2 nights in a standard room with complimentary breakfast and/or dinner. I couldn't justify spending that much but wonder if a day trip might be too much???
Op I would spend half and save half what about a little break make some memories with your children or a couple of good days out. Do you actually need anything?
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I would buy the curtains and some cushions to match and maybe a nice lamp, little mini makeover for your room and then buy a nice outfit for myself, nothng too expensive just something new, and maybe get my hair done, and then save a little for a rainy day its lovely when you know a little extra money is coming your way enjoy x
if i have any debts i would pay them/ part of them off then put the rest towards a holiday
I don't think I could bring myself to spend so much on a holiday abroad. My parents might want to go away in the UK in the summer so could go with them. DD loves exploring new places lol.
I might even be ultra posh and buy from Next lol. I never go there unless there's a sale on as I find their products gorgeous but dear.
DD is definitely getting some nice new bits in the Disney Store. It's her 3rd birthday in March and like I said, I don't know when I will get it. It might not be till next year perhaps but she will definitely have a few toys and some nice clothes
I do think I can do a seaside day trip with DD though! I bet she'd like Southend or Brighton
Goodness we're fairly well off but being given a grand is still something I'd be over the moon about. If disneyland is a bit much what about Legoland or other theme park nearer you x
I can't tell you what to do, but if we came into 1k I'd get a dishwasher, (the £199 indesit one if the advert would do me nicely) and take £100 for myself, £100 for ds, and £100 for dh and the extra £500 I'd give to my dh to out into our savings.
With my £100 I'd get new boots
I've just bought myself new boots. It took me forever to hit the "confirm payment" button. Boots were £58 I think plus P+P. Tried to get a photo but there's none on the website. lol
If i was you, I'd blow it all on a treat for yourself and your DD that you otherwise wouldn't have the spare cash to do. Go to Disney for a couple of days or even Butlins. If there is nothing that you urgently need then just enjoy yourselves.
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No no. Bought them just before Christmas lol. My bank account has pennies in it lol
Should have stated that lol
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Like you I would save half of it. Then I would have a family treat day somewhere. I would spend a small amount (£50-£100) on buying something to keep to remind me of my Nan (a piece of jewellery that would remind me of her every time I wore it) and I would buy something practical that we need for the house.
I have a similar situation but slightly different. I was recently left a necklace by my Godmother (who I loved very much). It was a total surprise to me that she had remembered me in her will. The necklace she gave me is 24 carat gold and very valuable. I won't part with it just to buy something for the house because once its gone its gone. I am quite emotionally attached to things so I just won't do that but my hubby has a different opinion!
I hope you enjoy your money in whatever way you choose to spend it. xxx
If it's money you wouldn't normally have treat yourself to a nice holiday somewhere Haven or butlins some where to make memories lucky you x
To be fair to Rebecca when I read the thread title I was also expecting it to be more, however I was pleased to have a surprise cheque for £300 this month, I will be saving £200 and leaving £100 in my current account.
If it was me I would probably save it, it's always good to have a few spare quid in the bank.
I think of nana every time I take the milk out to make her a cuppa
OP I personally would spend it all on a holiday, and if there was any leftover do the house up a little maybe. It's the memories you create that will make this money a blessing.
I'm an impulsive spendaholic though so i'm sure the sensible thing would be to save some for a rainy day.
My oh works away but is not paid his travelling hours. He has just filled a form in too claim back some of these hours and got an estimate of £1200 that could be on its way in the next few weeks. If succesful it will be a lot of money too us. We have never had that much in our bank account and although we are behind on some bills and the house could do with re decorating, we have decided to just enjoy it. We are going to split it like this:
The weekend it goes into the bank:£100- take kids for a fun day out.
£100- me and oh go out for a posh meal and drinks.
May: £500 go towards a week/weekend in butlins or flamingo land for me, oh and the kids.
Sept- £500 go towards weekend away in amsterdam for me and oh.
I don't think you should count your chickens until they have hatched, that way you won't be disappointed if you get less than the 1000 you have already mentally spent.
Personally, I'd put it towards a holiday.
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Oh I'm not. I just like to think of the possibilities. My Dad did say it may be AROUND £1000. Maybe more, maybe a bit less but it is a very good amount from my point of view x
I would suggest buying perhaps a piece of jewellery or some sort of keepsake it would be a lovely gift and something to treasure. X
I'm not sure but I think she's left me and my cousin (we're the only girls) some jewellery. Not certain though.
How about you treat yourself and your dd to a night in the legoland hotel around her birthday? It usually gives you 2 days in the park itself. The hotel is brilliant and it would be a great memory for you and her
Mm... I know is not a popular option but I would just save the whole amount. They always say you should have saved up at least a few months of income, in case something happens, and if you have literally no savings as you mentioned, I would make that my priority.
Maybe not a lot of fun but it would bring me some peace of mind.
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i am with Alexa on this one! i can not understand why you wouldn't put the money into savings?! the fact you have had to ask what you should spend the money on makes me think you are spending it for the sake of it?!
why would you not put it away until you DO need it? your washing machine is working fine at the moment, but will you be able to afford to replace it when it does?!
I'm sorry for a harsh reply but I found some of your comments quite judgemental
I wouldn't spend it either- why would you want to find ways to fritter money away?
If you have debt then it would be wise to pay that off, but otherwise just put it away.
I won £1000 in a competition 4 years ago and I still haven't spent it- I have just put it into my savings account along with the other £13000 I have managed to save in the past couple of years to help towards my kids University expenses.
OP - I got £2000 on a PPI claim last year. I also have no savings but also have a lot of debt so I took £1500 of a loan which was a nice feeling and kept back £500 for me, my husband to go and buy some nice new clothes. I didn't include my 2 boys in that as they never go without anyway but me and hubby rarely get new clothes as the money has ran out each month by the time we think of ourselves.
If I didn't have debt to pay off I would have had a nice holiday either a package holiday abroad or a long weekend in centre parcs. It's nice to "fritter" money if you get a rare chance, I bet your Nan would want you to be treating yourself and enjoy it.
Thank you Laura!
I agree. She would want to see me and my DD enjoying the money. I have said as well that I have other money for paying off bills and debts. Why on earth should I use this money for that?
As I have speculated before- I am not going to spend it all at once. Keep at LEAST £600-700 back for emergencies. That way I can get myself the things I want/need for my home and myself and a little bit for DD.
My uncle passed in 2012 and left me £1,000. I bought myself a private reg plate for my car, and booked Centre Parcs for me, OH and the kids for Xmas 2013.
Saving it meant would've been frittered away on bits here and there - "ooh I'll just take £50 out" and it would've been spent on c**p, gone before I knew it.
Saving is a constructive thing to do. My son will start University soon and I am very glad that I have saved money so I can support him though his educucation.
Life is too short to have contingency? Very short sighted view.
Why are you even asking what others will do if you are not interested in responses.
Do what you want with your money- burn it for all I care.
In case you haven't figured it out already, I am quite excited about this. I never knew my Nanna had much money let alone enough to give me, my brothers and my 2 cousins an amount each.
And so what if it is a juvenile question? Has it affected you and your life? No, it hasn't. Other people have said they'd spend it on themselves and holidays and they're quite right to! So what if I am not going to save all £1000 of it? You only live once
Make a list of things you really need. Plus one little treat.
Then put the other half into the bank.
Have look at maybe an account that you can't access without notice and set up a direct debit every month to add £10 or whatever you can afford to start building up a wee rainy day account.
Are you getting this money now? Or in the future like if you nan was to pass away?
I'm a bit confused
Our wedding! x
i just received just over £2000 of my mum and dad from my family bonds, Me and my partner are getting married in july in cyprus So with that money they technically paid for my dress and the wedding part , then we pay for the holiday , extras ect. I burst out crying when i saw that cheque ive never experienced that much money either. Enjoy your money spend it on a memory <3
Normally its breastfeeding that gets people heated on NMs! Seems its money, too!
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It's not a life changing amount , but lovely gift all the same
I'd enjoy some & bank some.
Treat dd to a few bits that she wants , I'd go to get something nice for me maybe lush / clothes /perfume ect.
Go out for a meal some where you both like.
Just do something you wouldn't normally do , that's probley want your gran would want.
Have fun while your doing it & don't feel guilty. X
If it were me I would save most of it but buy a keepsake for you and your daughter (jewellery etc) as a reminder for the future.
Hope you enjoy whatever you do with it.
well that will be lovely but remembering how hard your nan and grandad will have worked and saved in their day to get that £5000 i expect they would appreciate you investing it wisely. could it be the start of a new beginning? maybe pay of debts and determination to get no more? ,the start of a house deposit saving plan?. however if money is not an issue for you i to think a piece of decent jewellery would be nice to be passed on in their memory more of an investment than a new sofa etc
To some of us £1,000 is alot of money! I'd be over the moon to come into that amount of money like OP is.
If I came into that amount I'd put £500 away for a rainy day, the other half I'd book me, partner & our 2 boys a little trip away, maybe treat ourselves to some new clothes.
It is wonderful to get an unexpected amount of money and I think you plan of spending half, creating memories or just to enjoy yourself sounds great.
Being a bit of a dull person I just want to say that if you have any debt, no idea if you do or not, then it is better to pay that off first before saving. All debt has to pay interest on it and you will get no interest (or very little) on £500. If you then do have a rainy day, washing machine etc... then you can use your overdraft/credit card for that.
Enjoy your windfall and I hope you and your daughter get a lot of pleasure out of it.
You mentioned your mum and dad was thinking about going away in the summer is that to some where like haven? I would ask my parents if they would like to go split the price of a caravan down haven for a weekend so you pay half each towards it and have a nice family break away even invite your nan? And buy you and your DD some nice new clothes for the break away and if you have any left over just safe it for a rainy day xx
[QUOTE=Laura R(690);10424220]But isn't it lovely for once in your life to spend money for the sake of it? When you spend your life scrimping and saving to get by each week why not treat yourself?
I strongly agree, if you don't have debt hanging round your neck then it's wonderful to treat yourself if you get the chance. Sometimes though you're so used to scrimping and saving and not thinking about treats that when you get the chance you're not sure what to do with it. Besides I think planning and thinking about what you're going to spend your treat money on is nearly as much fun as the treat itself!! The anticipation and excitement.....
Everyone's idea of what constitutes wasting money is going to be different. To me spending money on clothes/makeup would be a waste and there's nothing better than a holiday, my mum thinks a holiday is a waste when you could be spending on your house, my hubby wouldn't spend on the house but would always spend money on technology....
If you have any debts, I'd use the £1000 to help clear them - credit cards etc. As savings rates are so low at the moment, you would be better off clearing debts than saving, it would be more effective.
However, if you have no debts I would just tuck it away until you actually need something. £1,000 doesn't go far these days.
Sorry I haven't suggested anything fun or exciting, but I'm very prudent by nature!
It it was me I'd put it in daughters savings. We got 22k when a great aunt passed away she was like a 2nd granny to me But on good side I put it all into an account my my little girl and started putting money in each month to build her a wee nest for when older. I also took £200 out and got my daughter a links of London bracelet baby disc bracelet got my auntie name engraved on the charm disc. It also had 2 personal charms chosen to go on it. It's a wee keepsake Xx
If I were you I'd take kids out for a day out and put rest away as you don't have a safety net so it' would be good to have something aside. Put away at least a month rent Xx
I had 5k from my gran recently. We put 3k aside towards holidays. We have spent some of that on a beautiful tent and camping gear that will see us through many family holidays, and some towards a holiday in France last year. We still have about 2k left.
The other 2k I split between my husband and myself to spend on treats however we liked. We went halves on a lovely wooden climbing frame for our son. My husband also bought a camera lens and some photo editting software. I spent the rest of mine on visiting a friend in Ireland, a weekend in venice and a few small treats like the hairdressers and facials.
I would treat myself and my family, clothes, little break away or some nice day trips. its not frittering money away, its called living your life, enjoying yourself and having great memories of it. £1k is a nice amount so its good there are people that it brings happiness too...and ignore those ugly people that look down their noses
Driving lessons ? Car? My mum kindly gave us money after she got some inheritance money we used it on a car as I've just learnt to drive my brother used his for car insurance.
I personally would buy a painting or a nice antique chair
What about an annual pass to your local theme park/attraction you like then you can have lots of days out.
Already have savings so if it was unexpected money I'd spend it on clothes. Every penny
I would spend some or all of it on something to keep, such as a painting, jewellery or something else ornamental. If it goes on household things you will probably change them in a few years and therefore having nothing to show for your money.
OP-I've found myself in a similar position of late and I am in the same frame of mind. Put it all away for a rainy day or buy some of the things I need and save some as a little cushion for emergencies, or take the kids on a holiday to remember and make some long-lasting memories? As it stands so far, I've put a portion of it into savings accounts I opened for the kids but haven't yet been able to put money into, used a little to pay off my credit card and am re-investing the rest into a high-interest, relatively untouchable savings account. I'm really bad with money, but we're all different. Most of all, I know it'll bring some comfort to your life, no matter how small a sum other snobby people on here deem it to be

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I'm sure a lot of people in Detroit felt the same way, because everywhere they looked there were reminders of how bad the Detroit Lions suck. First of all, they were at a Super Bowl, something the Lions may not even know exists. Then there was Jerome Bettis, who is from Detroit and won a Super Bowl in Detroit, but not for the Lions. Oh, and then there was Matt Millen on the screen every few minutes pretending to know anything about football, when any Lions fan could tell you he clearly doesn't. Dealing with Millen's mug on the screen was probably more than any Lions fan could take, so thankfully Detroit's NBC affiliate made sure to run a warning on the screen whenever he showed up.
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Every time a certain familiar face showed up on camera Sunday during NBC's Super Bowl pregame show, Channel 4 ran a scroll at the bottom of the screen:
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It may not be the West Wing but it's where you'll find the President. You can also find the offices for Registrar, Academic Dean, Extended Learning, Alumni, Fundraising, Marketing and Publications.
Help is here. Research material, computer lab, Academic Resource Center and library specialists who can help you find whatever you need. The Teacher Education program is on the lower level.
Work out, find most of the Athletic Staff or head on over to the Athletic Training area. Meeting space is here, along with the Ruble Arena where Tigers win basketball and volleyball games.
Taking care of Business..and Financial Aid…and Admissions. These offices are on the main level. Head upstairs for concerts, lectures, plays and more in the Auditorium.
Studios, classrooms and faculty offices are located here. This is also where you'll find the Career Center, Field Experience, Media Center and the Center for Service-Learning and Civic Engagement.
Get your game on! Come visit the house the Tigers built.
Grounds, maintenance and housekeeping share big responsibility for keeping the campus running from this one little house.
Football offices are downstairs. A great old-style gym for practice or fun is right above them.
Classrooms, labs and lots of faculty offices. Business, nursing, science, social sciences, computer science – it's all here.
Abe Lincoln may not have slept here, but this museum honors the legacy of the Robert Todd and Mary Harlan Lincoln legacy and their connection to Iowa Wesleyan College.
Where it all began! The original building on the IWC campus now houses the English program.
Grab a bite to eat, browse the Book Store or kick back and relax in the Tiger Den. This is also where you'll find the fine folks in Student Life.
Another place our students call home. This one houses 281 students.
Get out of town – or at least head to the east side of it. This city-owned park is home to the Tiger soccer team and also offers tons of recreational opportunities. Tennis, anyone?
Enjoy the sound of music! Classrooms, faculty offices, rehearsal areas are all here. It's also home to the P.E.O. Memory Rooms.


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In an effort to keep up with rapid changes in social behavior and technology, TV Guide has to reinvent its online and mobile business at least once a year.
In an effort to keep up with rapid changes in social behavior and technology, TV Guide has to reinvent its online and mobile business at least once a year. "Social is changing the business in ways we never anticipated," said Christy Tanner, executive vice president and general manager at TVGuide.com and TV Guide Mobile. "It's also a weird time to be in TV because it's changing so fast. We don't really know what's next," she said. "We're a 60-year-old brand but we're really like a six-year-old startup."
At an industry conference held earlier this week on social TV and entertainment, Tanner highlighted the dramatic shift away from real-time television viewing and described how it runs counter to the notion of social TV today. "Real time is an increasingly smaller piece of the viewing pie," she said. Nearly nine out of 10 people recently surveyed by TV Guide said they don't find new shows until after episodes or entire seasons air. "That's a behavior that's really hard to anticipate and really hard to plan for," Tanner said.
Tanner is pushing for a broader definition of social TV, one more inclusive of the non-linear experience and less focused on real time. TV Guide's survey also found that nearly one in three people are watching more paid video than they did last year. Paid content represents 10 percent of the one to five hours of average video time that consumers view on their smartphones or tablets on a weekly basis, she said.
"Mobile devices are something that have really shattered habits in the last couple years, particularly with the launch of the iPad," Tanner continued. She also noted a growing and certainly familiar trend around co-viewing experiences - two or more people in the same room, watching different shows on different devices. Almost one in two, or 47 percent, of those surveyed by TV Guide said they have co-viewed with a companion at home.
TV Guide is trying to encourage more social interaction across the board with its recently updated mobile app. The company wants to use social data to drive discovery. User check-in are powering a list of the top trending shows on any given night, for example. And the most prominent feature of the app is a watch list of TV shows, something Tanner called "the TV Guide of the future."
Her team is also using data to track how shows are performing. Interestingly enough, she said, "the most watched shows on our website and our mobile app are not the most popular Nielsen shows." Tanner made sure not to draw any hard and fast conclusions from the data just yet, but suggested that it could eventually help track which shows are most likely to be picked up for renewal and other potentially valuable metrics for studios, show runners and the like.
NBC did a recent campaign that encouraged TV Guide's online and mobile users to add its slate of new shows to their watch lists and check in. Tanner admits that "Revolution" was likely to be the hit that it is for NBC this fall regardless, but just eight days after NBC's campaign started it climbed to the No. 1 spot on TV Guide's Watchlist. It was the fourth most popular showone month prior, she added.
"Many people don't know what they want to watch when they sit down," said Tanner, adding that in those cases, "we want to help users watch shows when they air." But TV Guide also wants to help people discover and manage their favorite TV shows on their own terms, she said. "That means that you don't have to be managing and planning your Sunday night like a military campaign."
TV Guide Mobile has been downloaded more than 8 million times and more than 250,000 users have created watch lists in the last six weeks, Tanner said.
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I make these at least once a week for my husband, David. He takes one in his lunch every week and never gets tired of them. I love providing him with something so healthy to snack on that doesn't taste low-fat. —Jessica VanLaningham, Cockeysville, Maryland
- 1/4 cup butter, softened
- 1 cup packed brown sugar
- 1 egg
- 2 tablespoons ground flaxseed
- 2 tablespoons honey
- 2 cups old-fashioned oats
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 cup raisins
- 1. In a large bowl, beat butter and brown sugar until crumbly, about 2 minutes. Add egg; beat well. Stir in flax and honey. In a small bowl, combine the oats, flour, cinnamon and baking soda; stir into creamed mixture just until blended. Gently stir in raisins.
- 2. Press into an 11-in. x 7-in. baking dish coated with cooking spray. Bake at 350° for 14-18 minutes or until set and edges are lightly browned. Cool on a wire rack. Cut into bars. Yield: 1 dozen.
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Jen Rubin takes her down:
It is perhaps not surprising that Sotomayor would see the need to finesse or distance herself from past positions. Her speeches and advocacy for the left-wing PRLDEF might incline significant numbers of senators to vote against her. But it is quite another thing to misrepresent her own record or feign ignorance of facts. Even senators inclined to give her a break - show "deference" to the president and his nominee - must draw the line when it comes to demanding that judicial candidates be honest and complete in their answers.
Whether Sotomayor's evasions and misstatements prove to be her undoing will in large part rest on how she performs during the remainder of her testimony and whether the Senate demands that a Supreme Court nominee tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.
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For the third straight week, a Pac-12 game involving Cal was not picked up by one of the television networks. Cal is once again working to get it carried on one of the Comcast SportsNet channels.
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No one wants to show the toilet bowl on tv.
You have to put out some kind of product on the table before you end up on television.
Both are correct no one wants to watch a offense that is so pathetic that fans leave after the start of the 3rd quarter even after they traveled down to UCLA for what, JT lack of acknowledging that his quarterback sucks what do we have to wait till he throws over 20 interceptions before he will change the quarterback. Oh wait we might be at 20 now . DAMN IT
Were you at the Rose Bowl on Saturday? I was.
No one was leaving the stadium at the beginning of the third quarter. If you want to be negative enough to exaggerate the story, please keep it to yourself.
Our recruits read these posts as well! If you are a true Cal fan, and you want to help our football, please stop throwing our team under the bus! The players need our support during time like this, not our negativity.
Go Bears and beat WSU!
Unless Bridgford comes out and is the QB we're looking for, I'm pretty sure we don't beat WAZZU. They put up more point on Oregon than we did, and they played UCLA closer. They're the the pushover WAZZU team they've been in years past. And we have a coach that spend ZERO time scheming against our opponents and has NO clue how to make second half adjustments.
As I said, only way we win is if Bridgford comes out guns blazing and we get a big lead in the 1st half. That's the only way JT can get us a win. Close games, come from behind games, FORGET ABOUT IT!
Minor tv network coverage, another way Tedford is costing the program big dollars. Empty seats, alums keeping their hands in their pockets, unpaid debt on the new facilities. This could get very, very ugly. It already is on the field and continues to reach new lows many times every season.
No loss to any team by any amount would surprise me anymore. We got lucky Jordan Wynn (Utah QB) was out when we played- it killed their offense for the year.
I'm pretty sure that recruits are more unimpressed by watching the games than by reading the blogs. I don't blame the team for these failures – I blame the coaching staff, from the top down. Maynard's problems aren't anything we didn't see out of Riley, Mansion, Longshore or Ayoob. The WRs inability to consistently catch balls (other than Allen and Jones) has been a problem for years. The defense has played schizo-style since Pendergast took over. And special teams has been a joke for at least seven years (with the exception of rare talents like Jackson who could return punts).
And frankly, if the players read a blog and got down on themselves, that would be the epitome of what's wrong with this program. Where's the hunger we saw out of the first three seasons? The competitive fire? The ability to win a road game (remember Tedford's first season, when we upset three ranked teams on the road?). The ability to be competitive with $UC (02-04 we were competitive; since 05 it's been a joke).
And if you want a statistic that says it all: 1-9 in Los Angeles. How's that possible?
Again, posting this on multiple threads. Shocking.
I was at the game Saturday and CAL fans were not leaving at the beginning of the third quarter.
Dude those videos were hilarious. I can't believe they were from a year ago. I wish Id seen them and then i might not be so surprised at how bad Maynard is.
Keenan got Zach his shot.
And it is not like Maynard does not have skills. He just can't throw accurately. At some point, even Keenan would has to see a change is needed.
The fog of Rodgers is lifting and the wretched, unthinkable truth is now coming into focus.
Bizarre secrecy (closed practices), overt hostility towards the media, subtle intimidation disguised as sturdy benevolence, a bizarre attachment to sunglasses, repetitive propaganda, overstatement of achievement, a near cult like following, flagrant nepotism (his son was installed on the team), scared colleagues (Barbour), nefarious courtship of valuable foot soldiers (KA), all while living in a remote compound far from his people (Lafayette).
Tedford has become a bloated dictator.
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arXiv:cond-mat/0011141v2 [cond-mat.dis-nn] 30 Jan 2001
Reducing nonideal to ideal coupling in random matrix description of
chaotic scattering: Application to the time-delay problem
Dmitry V. Savin1,2, Yan V. Fyodorov3, and Hans-J¨ urgen Sommers1
1Fachbereich Physik, Universit¨ at-GH Essen, 45117 Essen, Germany
2Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics, 630090 Novosibirsk, Russia
3Department of Mathematical Sciences, Brunel University, Uxbridge, UB8 3PH, United Kingdom
(Received 8 November 2000; published in Phys. Rev. E 63 (March 2001), Rapid Communication)
We write explicitly a transformation of the scattering
phases reducing the problem of quantum chaotic scattering
for systems with M statistically equivalent channels at non-
ideal coupling to that for ideal coupling. Unfolding the phases
by their local density leads to universality of their local fluctu-
ations for large M. A relation between the partial time delays
and diagonal matrix elements of the Wigner-Smith matrix is
revealed for ideal coupling. This helped us in deriving the
joint probability distribution of partial time delays and the
distribution of the Wigner time delay.
PACS numbers: 05.45.-a, 24.60.-k, 73.23.-b
The random matrix theory (RMT) is generally ac-
cepted to be an adequate tool for describing various
universal statistical properties of quantum systems with
chaotic intrinsic dynamics, see Ref. [1] and references
therein. In particular, one can distinguish two variants
of the RMT approach allowing one to address the chaotic
nature of quantum scattering. The first one [2] considers
the scattering matrix S as the prime object without any
reference to the system Hamiltonian. The probability
distribution P(S) of S at the fixed energy E of incident
particles is chosen to satisfy a maximum entropy principle
and natural constraints which follow from the unitarity
and causality of S, and the presence (or absence) of the
time-reversal(TRS) and spin-rotation (SRS) symmetries,
det(1 −¯S†¯S)
det(1 −¯S†S)2
Such a distribution is known as the Poisson kernel [3]
and uses the phenomenological average (or optical) S-
matrix S(E) as the set of input parameters. Without
loss of generality¯S can be considered as diagonal [4].
P(S) depends also on the number of scattering channels
M and the symmetry index β [β=2 for a system with
broken TRS, and β=1(4) if the TRS is preserved and the
SRS is present (absent)].
The approach proved to be a success for extracting
many characteristics important in the theory of meso-
scopic transport [5]. However, correlation properties of
the S-matrix at close values of energy E as well as spec-
tral characteristics of an open system related to the so-
called resonances turn out to be inaccessible in the frame-
work of such an approach, essentially because of the one-
energy nature of the latter. To address such quantities
one needs to consider the HamiltonianˆH of the quantum
chaotic system as the prime building block of the the-
ory. It amounts to treatingˆH as a large N × N random
matrix of appropriate symmetry and relating S to the
Hamiltonian by means of standard tools of the scatter-
ing theory [6,7]. This idea supplemented with the super-
symmetry technique of ensemble averaging [8] resulted
in advance in calculating S-matrix correlation functions
[6,9] and many other related characteristics such as, e.g.,
time delays [10–12], see Refs. [11,1] for a review.
In the limit N→∞ one can prove [13] the equivalence
of both mentioned approaches by deriving the Poisson
kernel (1) from the Hamiltonian approach (see also Ref.
[11]), with the average S-matrix being
S(E)ab=1 − γa[iE/2 + πν(E)]
1 + γa[iE/2 + πν(E)]δab,(2)
independent of β. Here, the average density of states
ν(E)=π−1?1−(E/2)2determines the mean level spac-
ing ∆=(νN)−1of the closed system, and phenomenolog-
ical constants γc>0 characterize the coupling strength to
continuum in different scattering channels (c=1,...,M).
The particular case of ideal coupling,¯S=0 [when the
transmission coefficients equal unity for all channels, see
Eq. (6) below], plays an especiallly important role for the
S-matrix approach [14]. Equation (1) simplifies then to
P0(S)=const, which is invariant under the transforma-
tions of S, leaving the measure invariant. Such a situ-
ation corresponds to the so-called Dyson's circular en-
semble (CE) of unitary matrices and is much simpler to
handle analytically.
A general situation of nonideal coupling,¯S ?=0, turns
out to be much more complicated. It is natural to ex-
pect, however, that results obtained for the case of non-
ideal coupling could be related to those at ideal coupling.
Although many useful ideas around such a relation were
discussed in the literature [2,13,11,15], we are not aware
of explicit relations, to the best of our knowledge.
In this Rapid Communication we consider the most
simple but physically important case of statistically
equivalent channels.We demonstrate the validity of
the following simple statement (and discuss several ap-
plications of it): Let S(E) = Uˆ s(E)U†, where ˆ s(E) =
diag(e2iδ1(E),...,e2iδM(E)), be the random S-matrix at
the energy E, the distribution of which is given by the
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Poisson kernel (1) with an explicit parameterization of
S(E) from Eq. (2) (γc=γ for all c). Then for every E the
transformation of the eigenphases δc(E)
φc= arctan
γtanδc(E) +E
maps them to the eigenphases φcof the random scatter-
ing matrix, the distribution of which is given by the CE of
the same symmetry. In particular, the joint probability
density function (JPDF) of φcis [1]
??e2iφa− e2iφb??β.(4)
The matrix U of energy dependent eigenvectors uni-
formly distributed in the orthogonal, unitary, or symplec-
tic group (for β=1,2, or 4, respectively) is not affected by
map (3). This is a consequence of statistical equivalence
of the scattering channels.
The suggested transformation was first noticed and
verified in Ref. [11] for the case of broken TRS (β=2)
and further exploited in Ref. [12]. It can be easily gener-
alized to the other symmetry classes as follows. We cal-
culate first the Jacobian of the transformation (3). After
a simple algebra it can be represented as
πνγ cos2δc
4γ πν(E)
1 + γ2+ 2γ πν(E). (6)
is the energy dependent transmission coefficient [6]. We
note that exactly the same factors as Eq. (5) appear in
Eq. (1). Employing the identity
??e2iφa− e2iφb??=
we substitute Jacobians (5) into Eq. (4) and, making use
of the identity?M
??e2iδa− e2iδb??
πνγ cosδacosδb
????, (7)
a<bfafb= (?
??e2iδa− e2iδb??β
cfc)M−1, arrive at
. (8)
With Eq. (5) taken into account, we immediately rec-
ognize in this expression the JPDF of the eigenphases
corresponding to Poisson kernel (1). Due to the scalar
nature of transformation (3) it does not change the ma-
trix U of eigenvectors.
Let us start with considering the mean density ρ(δ) of
scattering (eigen)phases at arbitrary coupling. It is self-
evident that the phases in the CE (i.e. for the case S=0)
are uniformly distributed on the unit circle, the average
density being merely ρ0(φ) =(1/M)?
The corresponding density for S?=0 is not constant. In-
deed, using the identity ρ(δ)dδ=ρ0(φ)dφ, we see that
Although simple, this relation is an important one and es-
tablishes the physical meaning of the Jacobians of trans-
formation (3) relating them to the corresponding densi-
ties of the scattering phases. Density (9), being expressed
in terms of S only, does not depend on the particular
choice of S used in the derivation as long as the average
S-matrix is proportional to the unit matrix.
It is instructive to look at Eq. (8) in the limit of large
number of channels when the typical difference δa−δb∼
1/M ≪ 1.Then one can expand δc= δ0+˜δc (˜δc≪1)
around, say, δ0. The leading contribution is given by
further goes to p0
distribution (4) of the CE upon the proper rescaling of
the phases,
ρ(δ) =1
, which
a<b|˜φa−˜φb|βand agrees with
˜φc= |∂φc/∂δc|δ0˜δc= πρ(δ0)˜δc. (10)
We see that in the limit M ≫ 1 the local fluctuations
of the phases unfolded by their local density turn out to
be uniformly described by the CE at arbitrary coupling
strength. Such a universality in statistics of phases of
random unitary (scattering) matrices has much in com-
mon with that typical for eigenvalues of random Hamil-
tonian matrices [1] and is in agreement with results of
realistic numerical simulations for M = 23 [16].
Let us now consider an application of the same ideas to
the time-delay problem, where such a universality reveals
itself explicitly. Following the original wave-packet anal-
ysis by Eisenbud, Wigner and Smith [17] it is natural to
define [11] the partial time delays via the energy deriva-
tive of the scattering phases, τc= 2¯ h∂δc/∂E. Their sta-
tistical properties have been studied in much detail in
the framework of the Hamiltonian approach for the case
of broken [11] and preserved TRS as well as in the whole
crossover region of gradually broken TRS [12]. Recently,
some of these predictions were successfully verified on the
model of a quantum Bloch particle chaotically moving in
a superposition of ac and dc fields [18].
In particular, the mean density of partial time delays
ple at ideal coupling, T=1, when it reads as
cδ(τ−τc) turns out to be especially sim-
P0(t=τ/tH) =(β/2)βM/2
with tH=2π¯ h/∆ being the Heisenberg time.
Eq. (10), the partial time delays at ideal and nonideal
coupling (τ(0)
and τc, respectively) are simply related as
Due to
= 2¯ h∂φc/∂E = πρ(δc)τc.(12)
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Here, we have neglected the smooth nonresonant depen-
dence of ρ(δ) on E. Since the phase and its derivative
(the partial time delay) are uncorrelated quantities in the
CE [19], their joint distribution factorizes: ? p0(φ,τ(0))=
S ?=0. The relation ? p0(φ,τ(0))dφdτ(0)= ? p(δ,τ)dδ dτ be-
of partial time delays at nonideal coupling as
(1/π)P0(τ(0)).This is not the case for ? p(δ,τ), when
tween them allows us, however, to represent the density
P(τ) =
????? p0
One can easily convince oneself [20] that such a formula
reproduces in every detail the expression obtained in Ref.
[11] by means of supersymmetry calculations. It is worth
mentioning that the density of phases (9) is independent
of the underlying symmetry and therefore Eq. (13) is also
valid for the crossoverregime of partly broken TRS. [Note
that in the crossover regime P0(t) is a slightly more com-
plicated function, see Ref. [12]].
Expression (13) is the proper one for generalization to
the JPDF of the partial time delays, w?{τc}?. Before
doing this, we first establish a useful relation between
τc and the matrix elements of the Wigner-Smith time-
delay matrix Q = −i¯ h(∂S/∂E)S†[17]. Writing S in the
eigenbasis representation as S = Uˆ sU†, one obtains
U†QU = −i¯ h∂ˆ s
∂Eˆ s†+ i¯ h
ˆ s,U†∂U
ˆ s†, (14)
where [,] denotes the commutator. The matrix ˆ s being
diagonal, the diagonal elements of the second term in
Eq. (14) are zero, whereas the first term is exactly the
diagonal matrix of the partial time delays. Thus, the
partial time delays coincide with the diagonal elements
of the time-delay matrix taken in the eigenbasis of the
scattering matrix,
τc= [U†QU]cc. (15)
The physical meaning of the diagonal elements of the
time-delay matrix is well known: they describe the time
delay of a wave-packet incident in a given channel [17,21].
Thus, relation (14) sheds more light on the physical
meaning of the somewhat formally defined partial time
delays. In particular, one expects that for the case of
ideal coupling the inherent rotational invariance of the
problem makes all the basises statistically equivalent and
thus the JPDF of diagonal elements of the Q-matrix
should coincide with that of partial time delays.
The latter claim can be substantiated as follows. Fol-
lowing the insightful paper [19], it is convenient to con-
sider the "symmetrized" time-delay matrix Qs
Qs= S−1/2QS1/2= −i¯ hS−1/2∂S
This similarity transformation unveils the symmetry
which is hidden in Q: Qs is already a real symmetric
(hermitian, or quaternion self-dual) matrix for β = 1, (2,
or 4). In the eigenbasis of S the diagonal elements of Qs
and those of Q coincide. Moreover, in the case of chaotic
scattering with ideal coupling, the matrix Qsturns out to
be statistically independent of S, their joint probability
density being?P0(S,Qs)=P0(S)W0(Qs), where
W0(Qs) ∝ θ(Qs)det(Qs)−3βM/2−2+βe−(β/2)tHtrQ−1
is the probability density of the time-delay matrix [19].
The latter is manifestly invariant under the choice of the
basis for Qsproving the above statement on the relation
between statistics of partial time delays and diagonal el-
ements of the Wigner-Smith matrix.
To find the corresponding JPDF w0
integrate out all off-diagonal elements of Qs which is a
hard problem in general. For the case of unitary sym-
metry, β = 2, one can perform the job by splitting the
integration into that over the matrix ˆ q = diag(q1,...,qM)
of eigenvalues of Qsand that of the eigenvectors, V ,
with ∆(ˆ q) =?
stands for the remaining integral over the unitary group
which can be done, following Ref. [22], by means of the
famous Itzykson-Zuber formula [23]. Finally, we find it
more convenient to define the generating function of par-
tial time delays rather than the JPDF itself and obtain
?{τc}?one has to
?{τc}?∝d[ˆ q]θ(ˆ q)∆2(ˆ q)
det(ˆ q)3Me−tHtrˆ q−1Q?{τc}?,(18)
a<b(qa− qb) being the Vandermonde de-
terminant. Here Q?{τc}?=?d[V ]?M
c=1δ?τc−(V ˆ qV†)cc
a<b(ka− kb),(19)
where ψj(kl) =
spans the values l = 1,...,M and j = 0,1,...,M − 1.
Such an expression allows us to calculate all the mo-
ments and correlation functions of partial time delays by
a simple differentiation. Moreover, setting in the preced-
ing equation k1=...=kM=k and calculating the corre-
sponding limit in the right-hand side, we come to a con-
venient representation for the distribution Pu
Wigner time delay, tw=(τ1+...+τM)/MtH, for a system
with broken TRS and ideal coupling to continuum,
0dq qj−3Me−iklq−tH/q, the index l
M(tw) of the
M(tw) ∝dkeiMktwdet?ψ(n)
(k)?, (20)
where ψ(n)
The distribution of the Wigner time delay was earlier
calculated explicitly only for the case of M=1 [11,12,24],
when it follows from Eq. (11). Compact expression (20)
is valid for β=2 and arbitrary M [25]. For M=2, Eq. (20)
can be integrated further to yield
(k)≡dnψj(k)/dkn, and j,n=0,...,M−1.
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P2(tw) ∝ t−3(β+1)
0dy ya−1(1+y)b−a−1e−zybe-
2,2β + 2,
with U(a,b,z) = [1/Γ(a)]?∞
ing the confluent hypergeometrical function.
represented the above distribution (21) in a form covering
all β = 1,2,4 which will be verified below. In particular,
the asymptotic behavior at tw ≫ 1 is P2(tw) ∝ t−β−2
in agreement with the known universal tail t−βM/2−2,
which is typical for the time-delay distributions in open
chaotic systems [11,12,19,18].
To verify Eq. (21) for β=1,4, it is convenient to con-
sider a general problem of finding the distribution?
of Qs. This distribution is found to be
Here we
of the n×n submatrix?Q standing on the main diagonal
The particular case n=1 reproduces result (11) of the
Hamiltonian approach. Equation (22) for n=2 helps in
calculating the joint distribution ? w0(t1,t2) of two partial
time delays t1,2=τ1,2/tHfor arbitrary M. One obtains
? w0(t1,t2)
The knowledge of ? w0(t1,t2) allows us to find further the
prove the formula (21) for any β. As follows also from
Eq.(23), there exist nonvanishing correlations between
the partial time delays. They are, however, of differ-
ent nature as compared to the correlations between the
proper time delays (the eigenvalues of Q) which show re-
pulsion [19].
For¯S ?= 0 the matrices S and Qs cease to be statis-
tically independent variables and do correlate. There-
fore statistical properties of diagonal elements of Q in
arbitrary basis (save the eigenbasis of S) are different
from that of partial time delays, unless coupling is ideal.
Still, the JPDF w?{τc}?
nonideal coupling can be found by repeating basically
the same steps which lead to Eq. (13).
? p?{δc},{τc}?d[δ]d[τ] = ? p0
[which follows from Eq. (17)], allows us to relate w?{τc}?
and w0
distribution of the Wigner time delay for M=2 and thus
of the partial time delays at
The identity
c }?d[φ]d[τ(0)], to-
gether with the statistical independence of φc and τ(0)
?{τc}?as follows:
w({τc}) =d[δ]
c }?
?????? p0
?{πρ(δc)τc}?, (24)
c }?
where d[δ] means the product of differentials.
In conclusion, we suggest the transformation of the
scattering phases, allowing one to reduce the problem of
quantum chaotic scattering with statistically equivalent
channels at arbitrary coupling to that for ideal coupling.
Applications of this transformation to statistical proper-
ties of phases and those of time delays are discussed.
We are grateful to V.V. Sokolov for critical com-
ments. The financial support by SFB 237 "Unordnung
and grosse Fluktuationen" (D.V.S. and H.J.S.), RFBR
Grant No. 99–02-16726 (D.V.S.), and EPSRC Grant No.
GR/R13838/01 (Y.V.F.) is acknowledged with thanks.
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