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Documentary Films, Agenda Nixed ; New Breed of Directors Avoids Taking Sides for a More Provocative Effect
Roston, Tom, International Herald Tribune
New breed of directors avoids taking sides for a more provocative effect.
When the director Bart Layton was researching the documentary "The Imposter," he had an unsettling eureka moment. He was beginning to feel sympathy for his subject, a pathological liar who had apparently conned a family into believing that he was their missing boy.
"I was getting sucked into his story," Mr. Layton recalled. "And I wanted the audience to experience that."
The challenge would be to balance the tale told by Frederic Bourdin, the brown-eyed French-Algerian who duped many into believing that he was a blue-eyed American teenager named Nicholas Barclay, with the wrenching but perplexing narratives of Nicholas's family and the various investigators on the case.
Nicholas was 13 when he disappeared in 1994 in San Antonio, Texas. How the family, the F.B.I. and a succession of civil servants could believe that he had turned up three years later in a small town in Spain in the guise of the 23-year-old Mr. Bourdin so stretches believability that it laid the groundwork for a "Rashomon"- like retelling.
"When you have these conflicting versions of the truth, the mistake would be to make a judgment," Mr. Layton said of the saga, which was also the subject of a 2008 article by David Grann in The New Yorker. "The key was to tell all of those subjective stories."
"The Imposter," which is being released Friday, does not belong to that clear-eyed tradition of nonfiction filmmaking that exposes injustice to exonerate the innocent and condemn the guilty. Mr. Layton isn't interested in making an air-tight case or broadcasting his opinion so much as in delving into deeper meanings. As such he belongs to a line of documentarians who try to let their subjects speak for themselves, like Werner Herzog with "Into the Abyss," about three killings and the punishment that followed, or Amy Berg with "Deliver Us From Evil," about a pedophile priest.
But when the documentary's agenda isn't explicit, there is a risk that audiences can feel complicit, manipulated by filmmakers, who spend long hours, or sometimes years, developing relationships with their subjects. It's a hazard that makers of documentaries sometimes face as they set off on their path.
Mr. Herzog's films tend to contemplate big ideas. His most recent work has been "about the protocol of death," he said.
"They're not about guilt or innocence," Mr. Herzog said of "Into the Abyss" and the "On Death Row" series, which focus on men facing life imprisonment or the death penalty. Rather than tipping the scales of justice, he wanted to meditate, for instance, on what it means when a convict can't experience rain falling on him for many years.
Mr. Herzog said he wasn't motivated by the desire to provide solace to his subjects: "Everything is for the audience."
Mr. Layton took a similar approach. As his interviews progressed, Mr. Layton was bewildered, he said, by the contradictory stories told by his subjects, including the members of the Barclay family, who brought Mr. Bourdin into their home. Mr. Layton wanted audiences to feel the same way he did. "It becomes a more interesting film when you put the audience on the receiving end, rather than in an analytical position," Mr. Layton said. "People have a visceral experience."
To emphasize the manipulative skills of Mr. Bourdin, Mr. Layton framed him so that his head appears larger and he looks directly at the audience, more so than other subjects. Such positioning could raise questions in viewers' minds about Mr. Bourdin, which would be just fine by a private investigator, Charlie Parker, who became entwined in the case."If you let a guy like that talk, he'll show himself to be a monster," Mr. Parker said. "He's a scary little bastard."
To reinforce the notion that none of the characters, not even a gumshoe, is able to tell what Mr. Layton called the "perfect truth," he visualized their stories through re-creations with actors. …

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The best food holiday ever is Thanksgiving. Chinese New Year comes in second. And after that, things get a little murky, depending on my appetite. There's the 4th of July for BBQ, Halloween for candy, Election Night for whiskey and cookies (it's a family tradition)--third place is a tough call to make.
But I can say with some surety that Shrove Tuesday would probably make my personal Top 5 because Shrove Tuesday is, by any other name, International Pancake Day--the one day of the year given over to the exclusive worship of the flapjack in all its many guises. And who doesn't love pancakes?
More to the point, who doesn't love free pancakes? Because just like every year, International House of Pancakes is once again celebrating this most holy of food holidays by giving away a free short stack of pancakes to anyone who wants one. Only this year, one local IHOP has also added a new wrinkle: Hot women.OK, well really just one hot woman: Miss Washington, 2010, Jacquie Brown. She's going to be at the IHOP at 178 S.W. Campus Dr. in Federal Way, and while I don't know whether or not she's actually going to be in the kitchen flipping cakes for the masses, she will be there, trying to drum up donations for Children's Miracle Network Hospitals and Seattle Children's Hospital.
The only complication? You're going to have to get up kinda early in order to score the free flapjacks and bask in the glow of Ms. Brown. She's only going to be dishing out the goods from 8 to 10 a.m., at which point she will be out the door and on her way to whatever else third-runner-ups in the Miss America Pageant do all day.
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The the original quote is about the Labour party of Britain but I think this works just as well.
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I think it's a bit unfair to put words in Lenin's mouth. Much more than that; have people think it was otherwise. I'm no particular fan of the democrats, but if Lenin didn't say it, don't say Lenin said it.
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This osprey had it's picture taken in optimum conditions. The light was in just the right place to fully illuminate the plumage and it was hovering just above me so that I could get a clear shot.
Anguilla beach, Cat Island, The Bahamas.
Anguilla beach, Cat Island, The Bahamas.
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Thanks Troy, they also seem to be fairly common on Cat Island and the family islands in The Bahamas.
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FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, Md. (Aug. 16, 2012) -- Fort Meade and the National Security Agency hosted an Iftar, the traditional evening dinner when Muslims break their fast during the Islamic month of Ramadan.
The Iftar was held Friday at Argonne Hills Chapel Center.
There were 125 participants at the event designed to create awareness for Ramadan.
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The good news: Thanks to the super-scientific folks at The Daily Beast, Seattle now has bragging rights on 48 of the 55 biggest metropolitan areas. (Eat THAT, Harrisburg, Pa!) The bad news: We're still dumber than six cities. Including the people who inspired that SNL skit that ended with Jimmy Fallon making out with his girlfriend Zazoo.
This guy just bought 10 copies of Glenn Beck's latest book. In the eyes of The Daily Beast, that qualifies him for MENSA membership.
In order to come up with their rankings, the Beast tallied up each cities number of graduate degrees, colleges and non-fiction book sales. Considering Michelle Malkin currently sells more "non-fiction" books than anyone else in America, the results should be taken with a claw-foot tub filled with Morton's, alongside the normal grain of salt that goes along with these grabs for page views.
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Rachel and Eric Clark, of South Bend, are the parents of a son, Roman Wade Clark, born June 2, 2012, at Elkhart General Hospital. He weighed 8 pounds 2 ounces and was 21 inches long.
His brother is Dalton Clark and his grandparents are Sue and Dennis Clark, of Cassopolis, and Bob and Deb Krempec, of Osceola, Ind.
Randi Rutkowski and Michael Luttrell, of Edwardsburg, are the parents of a son, Hunter Michael Luttrell, born Friday, July 6, 2012, at Lakeland-Niles. He weighed 5 pounds 3 ounces.
Maternal grandparents are Michele Simrell, of Niles, and Randy and Dian Rutkowski, of Niles. Paternal grandparents are Kathleen Collins, of Edwardsburg, and Michael Luttrell, of Cassopolis. Maternal great-grandparents are Wilda VanLue, of Niles, and Carl and Elaine Loyd, of Mishawaka. Paternal great-grandparents are Barbara Rockwell, of Dowagiac, and Sandra and William Morse, of Marcellus.
Donald Kitch and Evelyn Sizemore, of Edwardsburg, are the parents of a son, Hayden Donald Kitch, born July 3, 2012, at Lakeland-Niles. He weighed 8 pounds 5 ounces.
April and Matt Resanovich, of Cassopolis, are the parents of a son, born July 3, 2012, at Lakeland-Niles. He weighed 7 pounds, 6 ounces.
April is also the parent of another son, Kaden, 13.
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Hi all Pen E-P5 users
I recently bought this camera with firmware 1.6 already installed.
I try to customise the PASM function in the mode dial as mentioned in this review, such as assigning a MYSET to the S mode, but I can only see the Art and iAUTO mode can be assign on, there is no option to assign to the PASM.
Anyone done this before?
Cheers and happy shooting
Image processing options
The E-P5 offers a wide range of image processing options, from the fine-tuning of its JPEG output, through the the now-common but Olympus-originated Art Filters that offer special effects either at the point of shooting or after-the-fact.
Shadow and Highlight curves
The E-P5 offers the same ability to adjust the highlight and shadow response of the camera's tone curve as the OM-D E-M5 does. However, rather than offering the OM-D's handy in-viewfinder tone curve diagram, the P5 requires you to press the exposure compensation button, then the INFO button, then use the left and right buttons to adjust the shadow response. Pressing INFO again changes attention to the highlight portion of the curve. It's a far-from-elegant system, and we found it so cumbersome that we much preferred using these controls when re-processing Raw files, rather than for adjusting while shooting.
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Olympus was the first manufacturer to offer at-the-point-of-capture special processing effects on a high-end camera, with the introduction of Art Filters on its E-30 mid-range DSLR. Since then the company has continued to add filters and variants of those filters, to the point that the E-P5 offers 12 Art Filters, each with a series of options such as color tints and image frames. All the filters can be previewed as you're shooting and they can all be applied when shooting video, though some slow the frame capture rate, resulting in sped-up playback.
One big advantage of Olympus's implementation is that, unlike most other manufacturers, you can save RAW files while shooting with Art Filters. This means you can experiment away without risking ruining a once-in-a-lifetime shot, just because the camera was set to 'Watercolor'. The filters are also available in the PASM modes, so you get full creative control if you want it. However to get access to all the different variations you have to be in the Art Filter shooting mode.
In-camera RAW conversion
Olympus cameras have long offered in-camera Raw conversion, although in a form so clunky as to be near unworkable. But that's now changed, and the E-P5 offers a much-improved implementation - instead of having to modify all of your camera's settings before embarking on the conversion process, you can now adjust and preview the most important parameters as you go along. It's still not perfect, but it's far better than it used to be.
|When browsing through images in playback, pressing 'OK' calls up a mini-menu of options. First on here is in-camera RAW conversion ('RAW Data Edit').
|You can choose to convert at the current settings (which can be useful when shooting in RAW only), or choose one of two sets of Custom settings. This is where you can change key processing parameters and preview them before conversion.
If you're feeling arty but indecisive, you can also choose ART BKT and convert to all of the various Art Filters in one go.
|In Custom, you can experiment with processing parameters, and preview the result at any time by pressing the red Record button. The options include Picture Mode (including Art Filters), White Balance, Brightness, Highlight Tone, Shadow Tone, Aspect Ratio, and Noise Reduction.
You can also choose the colour space and image size/quality you prefer.
|Pressing 'Record' previews your result. Press 'OK' and the camera shows this final confirmation dialogue before proceeding with processing.
|Once done, the camera shows this cryptic, but very useful screen. Press 'Reset' and the camera reverts the file to its original settings, but crucially, keeps you at the same place in playback. This means you can continue browsing and reconverting files more easily.
Press 'No' and you can instead admire your newly-converted variant, which gets placed at the end of the playback file list.
The ability to tune and preview your conversions is great, but some options such as sharpening remain mysteriously unavailable here - the camera will instead honour whatever settings you currently have set for shooting. Likewise with Art Filters - the camera uses whatever variant you're currently using, but if for example you want to switch between Dramatic Tone I and II, you have to exit the raw conversion process and change the settings in Art Filter mode.
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Can anyone help me? My son just won't go to sleep! It's been 2 years! I've tried everything (consitantly) and nothing works. I've done the supernanny technique, responsibility chart, treats, taking things away, bedtime routine, even spanking. Nothing works. He doesn't even seem to care when his things are taken away. His bedtime is 7:30ish but he always stays up at least 2 hours after that. Lately he's been up until 10, 11 and last night it was midnight! I don't know what to do, HELP!
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Does he nap still? I noticed days DD naps she is bad at going to sleep. Here's what we do.
Dinner, Bath, Book/Flash Cards, Song, Bed. She has a nightlight in her room too and a special blanket and bears.
She was in a toddler bed for a few months but anytime she slept in it she woke every few hours. When we changed her to a full she did fine. Some nights she just plays but I remind her about something we'll do tomorrow and if she doesn't sleep she can't go.
At one point we had to threated the police. That worked for the most part. But I felt bad doing it. Her bedtime is 8 now, it used to be 7, but with DS she is now a "big" girl and gets to stay up an extra hour.
Christina loves her SSgt (2005). Mommy to Isadora (2008), Dorian (2010) and our newest edition Montgomery (2012).
If he naps, maybe it's time to cut it out. When Cole naps, he bounces around in his bed for 2 hrs. If he must nap, try making it earlier and shorter.
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He takes a nap at pre-school, but on the weekend when he's home he does not. HOWEVER, makes no difference, either way he's up. He used to stay in is bed, but now he's usually between the bed and somewhere in the room. I also tried pushing his bedtime back to 9 and he still stayed up and extra two hours after that. He sleeps in a twin, but usually ends up in my bed.
It sounds like that pre-school nap is messing with his natural schedule :-( I'm sorry. We had to give up my son's nap 6 months ago because of bedtime issues. We start our bedtime routine at 6. And when his head hits the pillow at 8 he's out.
No advice, just wanted to say ME TOO. And it sucks.
Our 2 month old keeps us up LESS at night than our almost 4 year old does.
I can sympathize. My son is learning to read and he'll situate himself next to his nightlight with a book to read for hours. If we turn off the light, then he cries about being scared. He has bad night terrors too so we hate scaring him with no lights before he goes to bed. There's no way we're going to move all of the books from his bedroom either...
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We read to my daughter and then let her read for as long as she wants. Then lay with her for a couple of minutes and then she stays there by herself with the hall light on. She is often up for an hour or 2. She wakes up at least once a night but I did just buy a fluffy mattress cover for her bed and that is seeming to help too (although she does still come in our bed some nights). She told me that she gets cold by herself (despite the 20 blankets).
Really I think all those books are bs. NOTHING helped her sleep when she was younger. She has consistently improved since age 2 but not achieved what a lot of other kids do at 4 months.
I feel your pain. I am prego again and hope that this baby sleeps better!
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The Dadasaheb Phalke Academy Awards will be bestowed on singer Asha Bhosle, actress Mala Sinha, late filmmaker Yash Chopra, and late superstar Rajesh Khanna among several others at a ceremony here April 30.
Asha, who has regaled music lovers with her melodious voice in her over six decades old career, will receive the Phalke Ratna Award from the academy, while Mala Sinha, who has acted in "Pyaasa", "Maryada" and "Hariyali Aur Rasta" will get the Golden Era Award.
A special award has been reserved for the late Yash Chopra, who, in his dynamic career, emerged as one of the most iconic filmmakers of the country, offering the best in romance, action and even social dramas.
The 'First Superstar of Indian Cinema' award has been rightfully reserved for Rajesh Khanna, whose death in July 2012 left his millions of fans mourning across the country.
His estranged wife, actress Dimple Kapadia will receive the Phalke Ever Memorable Award, while their son-in-law Akshay Kumar will be given the best performance award for "Rowdy Rathore". Akshay is married to Rajesh-Dimple's elder daughter Twinkle.
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Is God a Mathematician?
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Nobel Laureate Eugene Wigner once wondered about "the unreasonable effectiveness of mathematics" in the formulation of the laws of nature. Is God a Mathematician? investigates why mathematics is as powerful as it is. From ancient times to the present, scientists and philosophers have marveled at how such a seemingly abstract discipline could so perfectly explain the natural world. More than that -- mathematics has often made predictions, for example, about subatomic particles or cosmic phenomena that were unknown at the time, but later were proven to be true. Is mathematics ultimately invented or discovered? If, as Einstein insisted, mathematics is "a product of human thought that is independent of experience," how can it so accurately describe and even predict the world around us?
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Physicist and author Mario Livio brilliantly explores mathematical ideas from Pythagoras to the present day as he shows us how intriguing questions and ingenious answers have led to ever deeper insights into our world. This fascinating book will interest anyone curious about the human mind, the scientific world, and the relationship between them.
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Russia foiled Washington's bid to extract a declaration of support for the freeze from the Quartet.
The United States fell short in its efforts to gain a declaration of international support for Israel's temporary settlement construction freeze. The Americans were hoping that its partners in the Quartet - Russia, the European Union and the United Nations - would agree to such a declaration, but Moscow expressed a series of reservations and foiled Washington's effort.
Last Thursday, a day after the security-political cabinet decided to put a moratorium on construction in settlements for a 10 month period, a conference call was held at the highest levels among Quartet members. In addition to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, Europe's outgoing foreign affairs chief, Javier Solana, and Russia's foreign minister, Sergey Lavrov, were also on line.
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Kinetics of the deactivation of I(52 P 1/2) by Br2. I. Quenching of excited iodine atoms69(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.436839View Description Hide Description
The collisional deactivation of electronically excited iodine atoms, I(52 P 1/2), upon collision with Br2 has been monitored using time‐resolved resonance absorption spectroscopy in the vacuum ultraviolet. The rate constant (at 295° K) characterizing the deactivation process was determined to be 5.6±0.2×10−11 cm3 molecule−1 sec−1. Furthermore, the physical quenching of I(52 P 1/2) leading to formation of ground state iodine atoms, (I(52 P 3/2), was shown to play a monor role in the overall deactivation of the excited atom. This demonstrates the significance of the reaction I(52 P 1/2)+Br2→IBr+Br(42 P 1/2,3/2) in the removal of the excited atoms upon collision with Br2.
Kinetics of the deactivation of I(52P1/2) by Br2. II. Production of electronically excited bromine atoms, Br(42P1/2), by chemical reaction69(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.436840View Description Hide Description
The production of bromine atoms in the ground, 42 P 3/2, and electronically excited, 42 P 1/2, states following the reactive deactivation of I(52 P 1/2) by Br2 was monitored by time‐resolved resonance absorption spectroscopy. Observation of the absorption transient, corresponding to attenuation of resonance emission by atoms in the reaction vessel, demonstrates that the predominant products of these reactive collisions is Br(42 P 1/2), approximately 80% of the atoms being formed in the electronically excited spin‐orbit state. The deactivation of I(52 P 1/2) by halogens is discussed in terms of a simple molecular orbital model which suggests that electronically adiabatic production of Br(42 P 1/2) proceeds following side‐on attack of the iodine atom on the Br2 molecule.
Isotope effect on the zero point energy shift upon condensation. I. Formulation and application to ethylene, methane, and fluoromethanes69(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.436841View Description Hide Description
A method of evaluating the isotope effect (IE) on the zero point energy (ZPE) shift upon condensation due to the London dispersion forces in the liquid has been formulated. It is expressed to the first order, as a product of an isotope‐independent liquid factor and a factor of isotopic differences in gas‐phase properties. The theory has been tested by calculating the effective atomic charges for carbon and hydrogen in ethylene, according to the CNDO/2 molecular orbital algorithm, and it correctly predicts the magnitude of the IE on the ZPE shift and the first‐order sum rules involving the isotopic ethylenes. However, it fails to explain the difference in vapor pressures of isotopic isomers. The theory has also been applied to the D/H and to the 13C/12C isotope effects in methane and fluoromethanes. The results obtained from the CNDO/2 calculations have been compared with the experimental values of the total infrared absorption intensities and of the IE on the ZPE shift of isotopic methanes. Based on these calculations, the molecular properties that enhance the stronger dispersion forces in the liquid phase between the lighter molecules than between the isotopically heavier molecules, and hence favor a large IE on the ZPE shift, have been deduced.
Laser photodetachment electron spectrometry of methoxide, deuteromethoxide, and thiomethoxide: Electron affinities and vibrational structure of CH30, CD30, and CH3S69(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.436842View Description Hide Description
Photodetachment of the three anions CH3O−, CD3O−, and CH3S− by a fixed‐frequency argon ion laser at 488 nm and subsequent energy analysis of the photoelectrons yields the photoelectron spectra of these species. From the spectra, electron affinities were determined: E.A.(CH3O) = (1.570±0.022) eV, E.A.(CD3O) = (1.552±0.022) eV, E.A.(CH3S) = (1.882±0.024) eV. From the vibrational structure appearing in the spectra, and the shifts observed upon deuteration, the predominant motion excited in the neutral upon photodetachment of CH3O− and CD3O− is found to be the symmetric hydrogen umbrella bend at 1325±30 and 1010±30 cm−1, respectively. In CH3S both the symmetric hydrogen bend and the carbon–sulfur bond stretch (680±40 cm−1) are excited. From the observed hot bands, some vibrational frequencies of the negative ions are also derived.
Lifetimes of the MgH (MgD) and HgH (HgD) A 2Π states excited by a pulsed dye laser69(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.436843View Description Hide Description
Radiative lifetimes are measured by dye laser excitation. The results are, in ns, The MgH result agrees with the theoretical value of 41 ns. The electronic transition moments of the A 2Π–X 2Σ+ transitions agree with those of the s–p transitions for the respective metals.
Electrical conduction through adsorbed monolayers69(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.436844View Description Hide Description
Electrical conduction was studied in Al/adsorbed monolayer/Al junctions. The adsorbed monolayers were long chain saturated fatty acids (23 to 14 carbon atom chain), short chain perfluorinated fatty acids (10 to 7 carbon atom chain), and n‐octadecyl‐trichlorosilane. The current observed decreased rapidly with decreasing temperature from 295 K to approximately 77 K at which point the decrease in current with decreasing temperature became very small. At room temperature (295 K) there was no definite relation between the dc conductivity and the length of the fatty acids. At 77 K and lower temperatures, however, the dc conductivity was exponentially dependent on the fatty acid chain length. These results suggest that at 77 K and lower temperatures the conduction mechanism is tunneling through the monolayer. The tunneling barrier height was found to be of the order of 2.8 and 5.2 eV for fatty acids and perfluorinated fatty acids, respectively. By artificially producing molecular holes in monolayers it was shown that in the presence of such holes the current increases by at least one order of magnitude while the effective barrier height is lowered by 10%. Differences between the present results and those previously obtained with monolayers deposited from an air–water interface (Langmuir–Blodgett monolayers) are discussed.
Radiation damage mechanisms in single crystals of creatine monohydrate69(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.436845View Description Hide Description
ENDORspectroscopy is utilized to define the temperature dependent sequence of molecular fragmentation processes occuring in x‐irradiated single crystals of creatine monohydrate. Two conformations of the primary reduction product =OOĊ–C(H2) –N(CH)3–C(NH2)2 + are found to undergo a series of subtle changes before deamination. The resultant radical −OOC–ĊH2 then induces hydrogen abstraction to form a final room temperature product −OOC–ĊH–N(CH3) –C(NH2)+. An unknown initial oxidation species is found to decarboxylate forming the radical H2Ċ–N(CH3) –C(NH2)2 + which, although similar to the deamination product, exists at room temperature. The stability of this species is attributed to a delocalization of spin indicated by calculation and measurement.
Weak isotope effect in the condensed phase vibrational relaxation of a nonhydride molecule: NO(a 4Π)69(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.436846View Description Hide Description
The 1933 Å ArF excimer laser has been used to directly time resolve the vibrational relaxation of 14N16O, 15N16O, and 14N18O into the v=0 B 2Π1/2 and v=0 a 4Π5/2 states in solid Ar host. A weak ''conventional'' istope effect is observed, with the smaller vibrational quanta tending to relax faster. However, the rates do not strictly correlate with either the isotopic reduced mass or the asymmetry of vibration. The host lattice phonons may directly accept energy during these relaxation processes. Intersystem crossing between v=0 B 2Π and v=8 a 4Π is shown to involve the individual spin orbit components of a 4Π.
Absorption of infrared radiation by a large polyatomic molecule: CO2 laser irradiation of disulfur decafluoride69(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.436847View Description Hide Description
Absorption cross sections, reaction probability, isotopic selectivity, and reaction product distributions have been measured for disulfur decafluoride (S2F10) irradiated with CO2 laser radiation. The absorption measurements covered a five‐decade energy fluence range at ten laser frequencies in the region of the 938 cm−1 S2F10 absorption feature. S2F10 absorbs laser radiation much more easily than SF6 at similar infrared band position and energy fluence.
S2 fluorescence and excitation spectra in solid Ar69(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.436822View Description Hide Description
Study of the S2 emission and excitation spectra in solid Ar suggests reassignment of the fluorescence. The absorbing B 3Σ− u state undergoes efficient nonradiative transition into a lower lying electronic state correlating with two 3 P sulphur atoms, probably the B ″ 3Π u state. This reassignment is consistent with recent observations of the S2 emission in matrix thermoluminescence experiments. Both the B 3Σ− u and the B″ 3Π u state are even in the solid strongly perturbed.
High spin molecules: ESR and optical spectroscopy of MnH (7Σ) and MnH2 (6 A 1) at 4 °K69(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.436823View Description Hide Description
MnH and MnH2 molecules, and their deuterated counterparts, have been trapped in argon and neon matrices at 4 °K and observed via infrared, visible, and electron‐spin‐resonance spectrscopy. The data for MnH support the gas‐phase 7Σ ground‐state assignment and yield the magnetic parameters ‖A (H) ‖?20, ‖A ∥(Mn) ‖=322(6), ‖A ⊥(Mn) ‖=299(2) MHz, g ⊥=2.001(1) (assuming g ∥ =g e ), D=−0.002(1) cm−1. The derived MO description is in essential agreement with the a b i n i t i o calculations of Bagus and Schaefer. Infrared data indicate that MnH2 is bent at a bond angle of 117±30°, and stretching force constants are derived. ESRspectra variations with the matrix used and with isotopic substitution indicate motional effects in some matrices. It is concluded that the ground state is 6 A 1 with ‖D‖=0.20(2) cm−1 and with the probable hyperfine parameters ‖A (H) ‖=36, ‖A x y (Mn) ‖ =73 MHz, where x y is an average axis perpendicular to the H–H direction. The bent molecule is justified by Walsh‐type theory applied to transition‐metal dihydrides. There are indications that the MnH3 molecule may have also been observed.
ELDOR detection of ENDOR transitions in irradiated organic crystals69(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.436824View Description Hide Description
The electron–electron double resonance(ELDOR)spectra of free radicals in γ‐irradiated 4‐methyl‐2,6‐ditertiarybutylphenol single crystals and a deuterated derivative having all the hydrogen atoms except those of the 4‐methyl group replaced by deuterium contain an unusually narrow ELDOR line (p–p=90 kHz) when highly saturating observing conditions, large pump power, and 100 kHz field modulation are used. The narrow ELDOR line corresponds to a flip of a proton spin relative to the sum of the hyperfine and external field. The transition is driven by the two microwave fields acting together and occurs when the difference of two frequencies is equal to the nuclear resonance frequency. It has previously been observed by ENDOR, but the ELDOR measurements have better sensitivity at higher temperatures. This suggests that ELDOR detection of ENDOR transitions may have wide utility in the accurate measurement of hyperfine interaction parameters.
Radiative corrections for the vibrational energy levels of the X 1Σ+ g state of the hydrogen molecule69(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.436825View Description Hide Description
Corrections to the vibrational energy levels of the ground electronic state (X 1Σ+ g ) of H2 due to radiative effects are reported for the first time. They were calculated by using a moment function formula for the Bethe logarithm.
Exactly solvable models for vibronic coupling in molecular spectroscopy. III. The pseudo Jahn–Teller effect69(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.436826View Description Hide Description
A model system consisting of two electronic manifolds coupled through a nontotally symmetric mode of vibration is solved exactly and self‐consistently by the method described in Paper I [J. Chem. Phys. 65, 2071 (1976)]. As in I, the model is defined in terms of harmonic diabatic potentials, but the restriction to harmonic adiabatic potentials, applied in I, is lifted here. As a result, the adiabatic coupling operator which has the same analytical form as in I, can assume a much wider range of values. It leads to adiabatic potentials which in general are anharmonic and may exhibit a double minimum. The coupling is taken to be an odd function of the vibrational coordinate so that it describes the (pseudo‐) Jahn–Teller effect. Absorption and emission spectra are calculated for selected combinations of four spectroscopic parameters: (1) the electronic energy gap; (2) the diabatic harmonic frequency difference; (3) a linear adiabatic coupling parameter; and (4) a nonlinear (quasiquadratic) adiabatic coupling parameter. In the appropriate limits, the results are shown to reduce to analytical weak‐ and strong‐coupling results, but the model is shown to differ from the molecular dimer model which also permits exact numerical solution for arbitrary coupling. The calculated spectra are interpreted in terms of a number of basic characteristics. Recognition of these characteristic spectral patterns may be helpful in the analysis of vibronically contaminated spectra. For certain combinations of parameter values, the model predicts strong and possibly anomalous solvent and isotope effects. As an example, the vibrational structure of the lowest singlet absorption band of pyrazine is analyzed and shown to indicate evidence for nonlinear vibronic coupling.
Cloud chamber study of the gas phase photooxidation of sulfur dioxide69(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.436827View Description Hide Description
Nucleation and growth promises to be a powerful quantiative detector and amplifier for many chemical physical phenomena. We have utilized vapor phase nucleation in a study of the photo‐oxidation (by disproportionation) of SO2 through adaptation of the upward diffusion cloud chamber. Our results are unique to the extent that the photolysis of SO2 is performed in the presence of high partial pressures of water vapor. At the moment (because of interference from the formation of a sulfuric acid mist) it does not seem possible to study this reaction under these conditions by any other means. Our detection scheme is based on the nucleation of water droplets by H2SO4, a product of photolysis. In these experiments H2SO4 molecules are detected in real time at concentration levels in the neighborhood of 108 cm−3, and reaction rates of the order of 108 cm−3 s−1 are also detected. The photolysis of SO2 to form SO3 and SO (by disproportionation) can result from uv excitation in either the singlet (2900 Å) or triplet (3800 Å) absorption bands of SO2. Quantitative experimental results obtained from excitation in these two respective bands (the singlet excitation leads to intersystem crossing to the triplet manifold) are entirely consistent with one another. Furthermore, the results are consistent with mechanisms previously proposed and verified for the disproporationation taking place in the absence of water vapor, with one exception. The crucial step in this mechanism involves SO2 in the 3 B 1 state as the principal intermediate which participates in disproportionation through a reaction with a ground state SO2 molecule. The rate constant for this step yielded by previous studies is k 1a =4.2×107 l mole−1s−1 while our result is approximately 2×1011 l mole−1 s−1. This is nearly as large as the estimated collision frequency rate constant, namely, 4×1011 l mole−1 s−1. The increased rate constant in the presence of water vapor is rationalized by assuming that SO2 in our experiments, mixed with water vapor at 283% relative humidty, is hydrated so that the activated complex contains an incipient H2SO4 molecule which is stable enough to present only a negligible activation energy. By adopting a suitable strategy, our rate constants are determinable without appeal to the theory of nucleation. However, direct use of the existing theory of nucleation together with the observed rate of nucleation yields a value for the rate constant in satisfactory agreement with that derived by the means which avoids nucleation theory. In this sense our experiments also provide some confirmation of existing nucleation theory. The paper contains a detailed account of the many special technical problems (many of them solved) involved in the adaptation of the cloud chamber to the detection of chemical physical processes. In this sense the accomplishments are twofold: (1) the investigation of the gas phase photoinduced disproportionation of SO2 in the presence of water vapor, and (2) the demonstration of the use of the diffusion cloud chamber as a quantiative tool for the detection and amplification of chemical physical phenomena.
Host lattice effects in the EPR spectra of Gd3+ ion in some hydrated lanthanide sulfates69(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.436828View Description Hide Description
Electron paramagentic resonance (EPR) studies of Gd3+ in single crystals of Ln2(SO4)3⋅8H2O (where Ln=Pr, Nd, Sm, Dy, and Er as well as Y) have been carried out at 9.4 GHz and 297 K. The spin‐Hamiltonian parameters have been evaluated for each host. An empirical, linear relationship is found to exist between the magnitude of the Gd3+ spin‐Hamiltonian parameter b 0 2 and the ionic radius of the lanthanide host. A similar relationship is found between the ionic radius of the lanthanide host and the total zero field splittings. A nonlinear relationship is observed between the magnitude of the spin‐Hamiltonian parameter b 2 2 and the ionic radius of the host lanthanide. In the sulfates the b 0 2, the b 2 2, and the total zero field splitting show a variation opposite to that predicted on the basis of a point charge model. The EPR results on the sulfates have been compared with our results in LnCl3⋅6H2O.
Open shell self‐consistent‐field theory69(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.436829View Description Hide Description
A prescription is given for constructing a single Fock operator for an open shell system when the one‐electron, spinless density matrix is diagonal in the occupied orbitals. This Fock operator may be used when there are two or more open shells of the same symmetry, but an upper bound to the total energy is obtained only for the lowest energy state of any symmetry. We apply the prescription to the class of systems considered by Roothaan and Bagus, and show that it is an extension of Roothaan's coupling operator theory. In calculations on 14 open shell atomic states the Roothaan–Bagus equations required more CPU time to converge than ours in every case, and more iterations in six cases. Level shifting of the proposed Fock operator did not consistently improve the convergence rate.
Radiationless transitions in gaseous nitrogen heterocyclics: Energy dependence of internal conversion in quinoline and isoquinoline69(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.436830View Description Hide Description
Energy dependence of luminescence from quinoline and isoquinoline vapors indicates that S 1→S 0internal conversion, already important at zero excess vibrational energy, becomes the dominant photophysical process with vibrational excitation of the molecule in S 1. This is predicted to be a general phenomenon for molecules with closely spaced, lowest energy,nπ* and ππ* singlet states.
Temperature dependence of resonance Raman scattering from O− 3 ions in NaClO3 and model for metastable oxygen69(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.436831View Description Hide Description
Irradiation of NaClO3 with γ rays produces O− 3 ions on at least two nonequivalent sites. The Raman intensities of the nν1 (n?2) overtones of one set (A) of ions display a marked dependence on the sample temperature between 30 and 60 °K. Model calculations suggest that this effect may be due to a shift with temperature of the distance between the potential energy minima of the 2 B 1 ground and the 2 A 2excited state along the normal coordinate of ν1. The decay with time of the nν1 intensities of the B set of O− 3 ions at constant temperature is accompanied by an increase in the overtone intensities of the A set. The kinetics of these changes support a model of the metastable oxygen species consisting of a weakly bound complex of O− 3 with O2, [O− 3, O2].
Laser magnetic resonance spectroscopy of SO in the ? 1Δ state with a CO2 laser as a source69(1978); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.436832View Description Hide Description
Four vibration–rotation transitions of 32S16O in the 1Δ state were observed by laser magnetic resonancespectroscopy with a C18O2 laser in the 9 μm region as a source. Additional measurements were also made on two transitions of 34S16O. The band origin, the rotational constant, and the g factor in the v=1 state were determined by fixing the molecular constants in the ground vibrational state to those obtained either from microwave spectra or from reanalyzed electron paramagnetic resonance spectra. The second‐order effect on the molecular g factor was discussed. The equilibrium bond length was determined to be 1.48886±0.00026 Å. The harmonic frequency and the vibrational anharmonicity constant were calculated from the band origins of the two isotopic species to be ω e =1115.349±0.081 cm−1 and ω e x e =6.978±0.041 cm−1, respectively. The errors are all 2.5 times the standard deviations.


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Elaine Terrell: Hi! I am Elaine Terrel; I am the owner of Elaine Terrell's Dressmaking and Alterations in Santa Fe, New Mexico where I do all types of fine custom sewing including dressmaking and pattern making. Today, I am going to show you how to do some basic alterations like sew a button with a shank onto a jacket, hem a pair of pants, hem an uneven skirt, replace the elastic in the waistband of a skirt, take in the size of a blouse and take in the back inseam on a pair of pants.
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b decided to move and instantly pain free. My doctor said if it happens again put ice on it to move the baby but sounds like your is more of a constant thing. Good luck.
Fraternal twin boys B&S born at 37+3 on 8/14/2012
Oo I had it earlier in my pregnancy and went to see a highly recommended chiropractor. I'm not sure if the adjustments helped but the pain hasn't come back! Hope it works for you!
DS1 born 12/16/10. Expecting twin girls 8/11/12!
I know exactly how your feeling. I had it earlier in my pregnancy. I dont know what actually caused it to stop, maybe it was a combination of things, but I tried hot/ cold compresses, chiropractic, massage and acupuncture. Good luck.
I also saw a chiro that fixed me right up (well, in about 3 visits). But, it hasn't come back :) I hope you have the same luck!
I had sciatica at the beginning of my pregnancy due to a tilted uterus that hadn't "popped up" yet. I did acupuncture and I got a good bit of relief from that. When my uterus finally "popped" it went away and hasn't come back. Good luck!
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Yeah i had to see the chiro a few times and even then I didn't feel the relief for a week or so after my last visit. Hope you feel better soon!
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BURLINGTON, Mass., Aug. 14, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Coronado Biosciences, Inc., (Nasdaq:CNDO), a biopharmaceutical company focused on the development of novel immunotherapy agents for the treatment of autoimmune diseases and cancer, announced today the initiation of TRUST- I ( TR ich Uris Suis ova Trial), a Phase 2 clinical trial of TSO ( Trichuris suis ova or CNDO-201) in patients with Crohn's disease. TSO, the microscopic eggs of the porcine whipworm, is a novel, orally administered, natural immunomodulator that regulates T-Cells and inflammatory cytokines.
Coronado Initiates Phase 2 Clinical Trial Of TSO For The Treatment Of Crohn's Disease
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