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Volume 105, Issue 17, 01 November 1996
Microwave spectrum, large‐amplitude motions, and ab initio calculations for N2O5105(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.472586View Description Hide Description
The rotational spectrum of dinitrogen pentoxide (N2O5) has been investigated between 8 to 25 GHz at a rotational temperature of ∼2.5 K using a pulsed‐molecular‐beam Fourier‐transform microwave spectrometer. Two weak b‐dipole spectra are observed for two internal‐rotor states of the molecule, with each spectrum poorly characterized by an asymmetric‐rotor Hamiltonian. The observation of only b‐type transitions is consistent with the earlier electron‐diffraction results of McClelland et al. [J. Am. Chem. Soc. 105, 3789 (1983)] which give a C 2 symmetry molecule with the b inertial axis coincident with the C 2 axis. Analysis of the 14N nuclear hyperfine structure demonstrates that the two nitrogen nuclei occupy either structurally equivalent positions or are interchanging inequivalent structural positions via tunneling or internal rotation at a rate larger than ∼1 MHz. For the two internal rotor states, rotational levels with K a +K c even have I N=0, 2, while levels with K a +K c odd have I N=1, where I N is the resultant nitrogen nuclear spin. This observation establishes that the equilibrium configuration of the molecule has a twofold axis of symmetry. Guided by ab initio and dynamical calculations which show a planar configuration is energetically unfavorable, we assign the spectrum to the symmetric and antisymmetric tunneling states of a C 2 symmetry N2O5 with internal rotation tunneling of the two NO2 groups via a geared rotation about their respective C 2 axes. Because of the Bose–Einstein statistics of the spin‐zero oxygen nuclei, which require that the rotational–vibrational–tunneling wave functions be symmetric for interchange of the O nuclei, only four of the ten vibrational‐rotational‐tunneling states of the molecule have nonzero statistical weights. Model dynamical calculations suggest that the internal‐rotation potential is significantly more isotropic than implied by the electron‐diffraction analysis.
r 0 structure of difluoromethanimine, CF2=NH, from microwave spectra of isotopic species105(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.472600View Description Hide Description
The microwave spectra of the 13C‐, 15N‐, and 15N, D‐substituted species of difluoromethanimine, CF2=NH, have been measured and assigned, and the rotational, centrifugal distortion, and quadrupole coupling constants have been determined. The ground staterotational constants of four isotopic molecules were sufficient to determine six independent parameters of the r 0structure. The difference between the C–F distances was indeterminate. The structure and the quartic centrifugal distortion constants are compared with the results from ab initio calculations with and without electron correlation. The r 0 C=N double bond distance is 1.240(5) Å, halfway between the distance determined from single crystal x‐ray diffraction and the ab initio distance (MP2/6‐31G*). The molecular electric dipole moment forms an angle of about 8° with the direction of the N–H bond.
Morphology‐dependent stimulated Raman scattering imaging. I. Theoretical aspects105(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.472587View Description Hide Description
Morphology‐dependent stimulated Raman scattering is a nonlinear laser Raman spectroscopy that relies on using the cavity modes associated with micron‐sized structures to enhance optical signal generation. Since different cavity modes occupy different regions in space, location‐specific spectra can be generated. Here we outline the physics behind morphology‐dependent stimulated Raman scattering imaging and model the signal generation process. The results show that a simple tailoring of the illumination conditions allows signal from single, but selectable, cavity modes to be generated. Thus, this nonlinear Raman technique can be used to image spatial variations in chemical composition and/or molecular structure within microstructures.
Morphology‐dependent stimulated Raman scattering imaging. II. Experimental studies of solvent structure in the diffuse electric double layer105(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.472588View Description Hide Description
Experimental confirmation that morphology‐dependent stimulated Raman scattering can be used as an optical imaging technique is given. The waterstructure variations present at a charged water/air interface have been mapped. The measured structure variations track precisely that given by the Gouy–Chapman theory. We present, to our knowledge, the first experimental investigations of watersolvent response in the diffuse part of the electric double layer. Imaging experiments on droplets charged to both positive and negative values have enabled us to determine the neutral water/air interface potential.
Raman light scattering from supracritical binary fluid mixtures: CH4/CF4105(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.472599View Description Hide Description
A supracritical fluid mixture of CH4/CF4 (1:9 mole ratio) has been studied at 323 K at densities between 3.0 and 19.1 mol ‐l (m/l) by inelastic (Raman) light scattering originating from the ν1 totally symmetric stretching mode of methane. Furthermore, a Raman depolarization ratio study of the integrated intensities of the ν1 mode was also carried out as a function of density. A model is proposed to aid in the understanding of the intensity‐density behavior in terms of both allowed and interaction‐induced (ii) contributions to the overall observed signal. The model makes use of one, two, and three body light scattering via both the dipole polarizability, the dipole–quadrupole polarizability, and also takes into account various partner combinations in the multibody light scattering. Whereas, the model generally predicts correct I νh behavior, (here I is the Raman intensity and the subscripts refer to the vertical polarization direction of the laser (ν) and the direction of the analyzer either ν or h (horizontal)), it is shown that the standard assumption of the no V–R coupling is violated, leading to a different mechanism for I iso Raman light scattering. This leads to extensive three‐body ii I iso signal cancellation, but none from the I νh spectrum. The model adequately explains these concepts through the usual interaction induced processes as well as a unique cross term.
Unified time‐path approach to the effect of anharmonicity on the molecular vibrational spectroscopy in solution105(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.472589View Description Hide Description
We obtain a closed expression for the response function for damped anharmonic vibrational modes using the Feynman rule obtained through the nonequilibrium generating functional derived in our previous paper [Phys. Rev. E 53, 214 (1996)]. The linear absorption spectra are explicitly calculated through the Feynman diagrams for molecules with anharmonic potential in solution. The dependence of the spectra both on the temperature and on the solvent nature can be taken into account in our theory. The result is examined numerically for various dampings, anharmonicities, and temperatures.
High resolution spectroscopic study of arsine: 3ν1 and 2ν1+ν3 dyad: The tendency of symmetry reduction105(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.472590View Description Hide Description
The high resolution spectrum of AsH3 3ν1 and 2ν1+ν3 stretching overtone dyad was recorded and analyzed. The major vibration‐rotation parameters of these overtones were obtained. The result indicates that these overtone vibrational states are close to the local mode limit and the rotational levels show the tendency to approach an asymmetric top.
Defect diffusion, excess intensity, and quasielastic light scattering of supercooled molecular liquids105(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.472598View Description Hide Description
A microscopic theory based upon the model of molecular defect volume fluctuations is developed to provide an interpretation of the ultraslow mode and excess static light scattering intensity observed in supercooled glass‐forming liquids. By including the defect volume as a variable in the set of slow variables comprising of the number density and momentum density, it is shown that in an one component viscoelastic fluid, a diffusive mode associated with the fluctuations of defect volume is present, in addition to the usual q independent structural relaxation mode associated with density fluctuations.Fluctuations of defect volume arise from the configurational rearrangement of molecules. A two fluid model previously proposed for interpreting the anomalous quasielastic light scattering results in an one component fluid follows naturally from the present model.
Experimental and theoretical characterization of the S 1–S 0 transition of benzo[a]pyrene105(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.472591View Description Hide Description
We use fluorescence excitation and two‐color resonance‐enhanced multiphoton ionization (REMPI) spectroscopy to characterize the S 1–S 0 transition of benzo[a]pyrene, B[a]P. In addition, two‐color REMPI with a tunable ionization laser provides an improved measurement of the molecular ionization potential, 7.103±0.004 eV. Ab initio calculations are performed to determine the vibrational frequencies for the 90 vibrational modes in the S 1 and S 0 electronic states. Our results indicate that the single‐excitation configuration interaction(CIS) level of theory provides an excellent representation of excited‐state frequencies for this large molecule. Virtually all of the vibronic bands between ∼380 nm and 397 nm, as well as numerous bands between 373 nm and 380 nm, are assigned with the aid of the calculated vibrational frequencies. In total, 27 of the 61 a′ symmetry vibrational modes and 5 of the 29 a″ vibrational modes in the S 1 state have now been assigned.
Lifetimes of Rydberg states in ZEKE experiments. III. Calculations of the dc electric field dependence of predissociation lifetimes of NO105(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.472592View Description Hide Description
Results are presented of calculations on the experimentally observed lifetime enhancement of high principal quantum number nf(N +=2) and np(N +=0) Rydberg states of the NO molecule in small dcelectric fields. A Hund's case (d) molecular Hamiltonian is introduced, which describes intramolecular interactions between low angular momentumRydberg states as a result of core penetration and l mixing caused by the electric field. Eigenstates of the molecule in the electric field are obtained by diagonalization of the Hamiltonian and an effective decay time is determined which describes the multiexponential decay of the superposition of (Stark) states which is excited experimentally. The calculations reproduce the striking onset of the lifetime enhancement of the np(N +=0) series, which was observed experimentally. Both for the nf(N +=2) and np(N +=0) Rydberg series, core penetration by low‐l states leads to extensive interseries coupling for several values of the principal quantum number.
Assigning spectra of chaotic molecules with diabatic correlation diagrams105(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.472593View Description Hide Description
An approach for classifying and organizing spectra of highly excited vibrational states of molecules is investigated. As a specific example, we analyze the spectrum of an effective spectroscopic fitting Hamiltonian for H2O. In highly excited spectra, multiple resonance couplings and anharmonicity interact to give branching of the N original normal modes into new anharmonic modes, accompanied by the onset of widespread chaos. The anharmonic modes are identified by means of a bifurcationanalysis of the spectroscopic Hamiltonian. A diabatic correlation diagram technique is developed to assign the levels with approximate ''dynamical'' quantum numbers corresponding to the dynamics determined from the bifurcationanalysis. The resulting assignment shows significant disturbance from the conventional spectral pattern organization into sequences and progressions. The ''dynamical'' assignment is then converted into an assignment in terms of ''nominal'' quantum numbers that function like the Nnormal mode quantum numbers at low energy. The nominal assignments are used to reconstruct, as much as possible, an organization of the spectrum resembling the usual separation into sequences and progressions.
Time resolved four‐ and six‐wave mixing in liquids. I. Theory105(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.472594View Description Hide Description
Low‐frequency intermolecular dynamics in liquids is studied by ultrafast four‐ and six‐wave mixing. The theory of these nonlinear optical processes is given for electronically nonresonant optical interactions up to fifth order in the electric field. The Born–Oppenheimer approximation is used to separate the motional part of the response functions from coordinate independent electronic hyperpolarizabilities. A large variety of experiments, involving far‐infrared absorption, ordinary Rayleigh–Raman or hyper Rayleigh–Raman scattering is covered by this theory. The response in nonresonant six‐wave mixing comprises four dynamically different processes. It is shown that one of the terms contains information on the time scale(s) of intermolecular dynamics, that is not available from lower‐order nonresonant experiments. For instance, homogenous and inhomogeneous contributions to line broadening can be distinguished. The optical response of harmonic nuclear motion is calculated for nonlinear coordinate dependence of the polarizabilities. Results for level‐dependent and level‐independent damping of the motion are compared. It is shown that level‐dependent damping destroys the interference between different quantum mechanical pathways, yielding an extra contribution to the fifth‐order response that has not been discussed before. When two or more nuclear modes determine the optical response, their relative contributions to the four‐ and six‐wave mixing signals are in general different. These contributions are determined by the coordinate dependence of the electronic polarizability, which is usually not fully known. Model calculations are presented for the dynamic parameters of liquid CS2. The theory of this paper will be employed in Part II, to analyze experimental results on femtosecond four‐ and six‐wave mixing.
Stimulated emission pumping spectroscopy of HCP near the isomerization barrier: E VIB≤25 315 cm−1105(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.472601View Description Hide Description
Rotation‐vibration levels in the energy region near the HCP↔HPC X̃ 1Σ+isomerization barrier (i.e., the HPC geometry) were observed by HCP ÖX̃ and C̃–X̃stimulated emission pumping (SEP) spectroscopy. Unlike HCN↔HNC, where the unstable isomer corresponds to a local minimum on the potential energy surface, the HPC isomer corresponds to a saddle point. In the ÖX̃ SEP spectra, the l=0 and 2 components of pure bend overtone levels (0,26≤v 2≤42,0) and the bend–CP stretch combination levels, (0,24,1) and (0,26,1), were sampled. On the other hand, in the C̃–X̃ SEP spectra, which sample l=0 components exclusively, 2ω2:1ω3 polyads were identified. These polyads appeared in the SEP spectra as a regular, easily recognizable pattern. Since the C̃–X̃ SEP spectra appeared to be almost totally Franck–Condon nonselective (a large fraction of the predicted total density of l=0 levels was observed), the polyad pattern was the key to vibrational assignments of highly excited vibrational levels. It was found that the bending vibration exhibits very regular (Morse‐type) behavior up to at least v 2=42. However, an abrupt change was found in the v 2‐dependence of all of the vibrational fine structure constants above v 2=36, E (0,36,0)=22 048 cm−1. In addition, a sudden turning on of perturbations in the pure bend overtone levels was also observed to occur at v 2=32. These abrupt changes in the level structure could be related to an abrupt change in curvature of the potential energy surface along directions perpendicular to the bending coordinate when the bending coordinate is far from equilibrium.
Photoionization spectra and ionization thresholds of CH3SO, CH3SOH, and CH3SS(O)CH3105(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.472595View Description Hide Description
Photoionization efficiency (PIE) spectra of CH3SO, CH3SOH, and CH3SS(O)CH3 were measured in the spectral range 110–150 nm by means of a discharge flow system coupled to a photoionizationmass spectrometer that employs a synchrotron radiationsource. These species were generated by reacting O atoms with CH3SSCH3 in the flow tube; a microwave discharge was employed to produce O atoms from O2. Alternatively, C2H5SCH3 replaced CH3SSCH3 to form CH3SO, CH3SOH, and other products. Ionization thresholds of 8.99±0.02, 8.67±0.03, and 8.82±0.05 eV were determined for the first time for CH3SO, CH3SOH, and CH3SS(O)CH3, respectively. The former two values agree well with theoretical calculations with the G2 method. The latter value fits satisfactorily with those predicted for CH3SS(O)CH3 with the G2MP2 method; the G2 method was not employed in this case due to the numerous atoms in this molecule. Ionization thresholds of CH3S and CH3S2 were also determined to be 9.27±0.03 and 8.62±0.05 eV, respectively, in agreement with recent experimental reports.
Laser‐rf double resonance spectroscopy of 174YbF in the X 2Σ+ state: Spin‐rotation, hyperfine interactions, and the electric dipole moment105(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.472569View Description Hide Description
We report the first laser‐radio‐frequency double resonance spectrum of a simple lanthanide compound, the paramagnetic radical 174YbF. Measurements of the rf intervals as a function of the rotational quantum number N allow us to determine precise spin‐rotation and fluorine hyperfine interaction coupling constants for the X 2Σ+(v=0 and v=1) ground states of 174YbF. The results for v=0 are γ0=−13.424 00(16) MHz, γ1=3.982 3(11) kHz, γ2=−25(1) mHz, b 0=141.795 6(5) MHz, b 1=−0.510(11) kHz, c=85.402 6(14) MHz, C=20.38(13) kHz. For v=1 they are γ0=−33.811 8(7) MHz, γ1=4.323(6) kHz, γ2=−28(9) mHz, b 0=139.89(4) MHz, b 1=−0.7(4) kHz, c=86.75(5) MHz, C=18.3(1) kHz. A direct microwave measurement of the first rotational interval in X 2Σ+(v=0) gives the rotational constantB 0=0.241 292 7(7) cm−1. Finally, the Stark shift of hyperfine transitions in the first two rotational states of X 2Σ+(v=0) are analyzed to determine the electric dipole moment μ e =3.91(4) D. We find that although the gross structure of YbF in its ground state resembles that of an alkaline earth monofluoride, the 4f shell is evidently important even in the low‐lying excited states and leads to unusual behavior in the ground‐state magnetic structure.
The rotational spectrum of the CrF radical in the X 6Σ+ state105(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.472608View Description Hide Description
The rotational spectrum of the CrF radical in the X 6Σ+ state was observed by employing a source modulation microwave spectrometer. The CrF radical was generated in a free space cell by a dc glow discharge in CF4 and He. The chromium atom was supplied by the sputteringreaction from chromiumpowder placed over a lower surface of the cylindrical electrodes. The transitions with N=12−11 to 20−19 were measured in the region between 270 and 460 GHz. The rotational, centrifugal distortion and several fine‐structure constants were obtained by a least squares analysis.
Femtosecond excitation dynamics of acetone: Dissociation, ionization, and the evolution of multiply charged elemental species105(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.472570View Description Hide Description
Recent femtosecond pump–probe experiments have suggested that a stepwise dissociative mechanism is operative for acetone excited to Rydberg states and upper regions of the mixed singlet/triplet state. The present work focuses on the excitation of acetone and acetone clusters to the 3d (or perhaps 4s) electronic intermediate state in order to further explore the operative dissociation mechanisms and the effects of solvation (clustering). As reported herein, results from femtosecond pump–probe experiments suggest that the availability of additional vibrational modes in clusters, where internal energy may be dispersed, increases the fraction of acetyl intermediates which remain behind the barrier to dissociation into methyl and CO fragments. At progressively higher laser fluences, multiply charged elemental carbon and oxygen ions abruptly appear. Interestingly, the extent of their formation is observed to depend on both laser intensity and the relative time delay between the pump and probe laser beams responsible for their occurrence.
Statistical anharmonic unimolecular rate constants for the dissociation of fluxional molecules: Application to aluminum clusters105(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.472571View Description Hide Description
Anharmonic densities of state are determined for the Al n (n=5,6,12,13) clusters using a model analytic potential energy function. Relative anharmonic densities of state are calculated by the multiple histogram/Nosé dynamics method. Absolute densities for Al5 and Al6 are determined by Monte Carlo evaluation of the phase integral, while for Al12 and Al13 they are determined by adiabatic switching. The anharmonic densities of state are orders of magnitude larger than harmonic values based on the deepest potential energy minimum. At an energy equal to the cluster dissociation threshold, the anharmonic density is 56 and 4600 times larger than the harmonic density for Al6 and Al13, respectively. The anharmonic densities of state are used to determine anharmonic phase space theory rate constants for Al6→Al5+Al and Al13→Al12+Al dissociation. These rate constants are within a factor of 2 of the anharmonic microcanonical rate constants determined by using classical trajectories to calculate the initial decay rates for microcanonical ensembles of Al6 and Al13 clusters. The trajectories also show that the Al6 and Al13dissociations have ergodic unimolecular dynamics. At the Al n →Al n−1+Al dissociation threshold, where only one Al n−1conformation is energetically accessible and the harmonic model is accurate for the Al n−1density of states, the anharmonic correction to the unimolecular rate constant is that for the Al n density of states. However, at higher energies anharmonicity for Al n−1 also becomes important and the anharmonic correction to the unimolecular rate constant becomes smaller. A modified Rice–Ramsperger–Kassel rate constant expression, with all degrees of freedom active and A and/or E 0 made energy dependent, fits anharmonic microcanonical unimolecular rate constants for Al3, Al6, and Al13dissociation. A simple Rice–Ramsperger–Kassel–Marcus model, used to analyze the experimental studies of aluminum cluster dissociation, gives accurate rate constants as a result of a fortuitous cancellation of errors.
Resonant vibrational excitation of furan by low energy electron impact105(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.472572View Description Hide Description
Our purpose was to investigate the resonant vibrational excitation of furan (C4H4O) in its electronic ground state by electron collisions. The electron energy lossmeasurements have been carried out at intermediate and low impact energies for a scattering angle of 30°. The spectra show peaks or groups of peaks corresponding to the excitation of the fundamental normal modes as also of the first harmonics and combinations. The energy dependence curve for the excitation of the C–H stretching vibrational modes is also reported for the impact energy range of 3–10 eV. It exhibits a broad structureless band with a maximum centered around 6 eV, which reveals an excitation mechanism through the intermediate of a shape resonance built on the electronic ground state of the neutral molecule. A comparison with benzene is made in order to help the analysis and to assign the nature as well as the symmetry of the resonance.
Vibrational predissociation dynamics of the He79Br2 van der Waals molecule: A quantum mechanical study105(1996); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.472573View Description Hide Description
The vibrational predissociation of the HeBr2 van der Waals complex is studied by means of both accurate and approximate three dimensional quantum mechanical calculations. Simple atom–atom potentials have been tested for matching experimental measurements at low Br2 vibrational excitations. The fragmentation dynamics when the bromine subunit is close to its B state dissociation limit is then explored and compared with experiments. For low to intermediate vibrational statesv, good agreement with most of the data (spectral shifts, lifetimes, average structures, average product energies) is achieved. The closing of the Δv=−1 channel at v=44 and the binding energy at that position are successfully reproduced, although calculated and experimental blueshifts and linewidths are not in such good accordance in the v≳38 range. For these high vexcitations, fragmentation cross sections exhibit complicated structures indicating strong interactions among different quasibound states. In addition, interesting threshold and intramolecular energy redistribution effects are predicted. The closing of the Δv=−1 channel is found to be a gradual process where different dynamical regimes can be investigated in detail.


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Just a fun pic I did of Grendizer, Gaiking and Daimos. Not too happy with Gaiking. Stupid dragon head is hard to get just right.
daimos wasn't done by go nagi. Thank goodness.
I know. Nagahama doesn't get nearly enough respect for his stuff! With all the remakes of Getter Robo and Mazinger Z, you'd think SOMEONE would try for a new Romance-style mecha, or at least a Combattler V/Daimos/Voltes V OVA. Hell, hire Imagawa to do it, he'd take all those crazy robots and have a field day.
True. a michael bay version of daimos is on my mind. well that and a prime veriosn.
No kidding? I've love to see the concept. A Bayformers version of Daimos kind of blows my mind.
Yeah, that would work except; the japanese would have daimos move like real robot mecha in this day and age. never mind that they would ruin it in some way or another. on a personal note: I can do a cybertron version of daimos, but right now i am still working on other pieces of art. so I won't be able do it for now. show what Daimos would like in bay style and I will see what i can do with a cyberton version.
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i have had a shoei raid for sbout 6yrs and now bought an xr1000. I'm still not getting on with it even after 3months. yes its stable and light but i find it more difficult to keep my head tilted back far enough to give me good forward vision of the road ahead(suzuki sv sports bike), either the rear is deeper, ie the rear of the helmet is pressing against my jacket collar and stopping me tilt it back any further, or the top of the visor opening is lower so i have to tilt back more so its above my field of vision. I never had these problems with my old shoei raid.
You do know you can adjust the visor so it seals well against the rubber??
Just loosen and adjust the sides.
I dont have any problem with drafts except what comes up from underneath. Another grumble i have is the visor seems thinner than my old raid was, so when closing the visor by the off-centered tab, the last bit before it shuts, the visor flexes to the side so you then have to then close the visor by pressing it in the middle. Maybe its a weight reducing idea but a thinner visor will flex more and thats annoying.
It is a noisier helmet and anything over 60mph you really need earplugs. I tried a windstopper around the bottom of the helmet and that helped increase the noise-to-speed ratio by about 10-15%, its the wind that comes up below the ears/sides of the underneath of the helmet that is the cause. They need to add flaps each side to stop this.
Not sure why so many people rate this helmet, alot complain about noise but ppl seem to like it.
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Series 6 of Doctor Who finally has a time and date in the UK. According to the Radio Times, The Impossible Astronaut will start at 6pm on Saturday 23rd April. It will finish at 6.45pm.
Doctor Who Confidential returns with a new series and the first episode airs at 7pm on BBC3.
There is no second episode airing on the Sunday as was rumoured.
So, provided there are no interruptions, the schedule for the first half of Series 6 should follow:
1. The Impossible Astronaut – Saturday 23rd April
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3. The Curse of the Black Spot – Saturday 7th May
4. The Doctor's Wife – Saturday 14th May
5. The Rebel Flesh – Saturday 21st May
6. The Almost People – Saturday 28th May
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September 17, 2014 Government agencies aren't confined to the buildings they're headquartered in anymore--workers carry their work on their mobile phones, tablets and other devices, multiplying the capabilities of each worker. But these new capabilities put pressure on managers to tailor this new working environment to their mission and formulate an enterprise mobility strategy. How can they manage productivity when workers are communicating from home, and how can they secure their networks when workloads leave the building with the worker?
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September 10, 2014 Manually processing data is inefficient, costly and, puts a strain on people, resources and systems while causing compliance issues. For agencies in search of a better method, automation is the way to go. Enter: IBM's Cognos Disclosure Management Solution. Cognos Disclosure Management (CDM) provides agencies with a secure and scalable process automation and reporting system.
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One week, two court decisions. Together, they illustrate contrasting attitudes toward the state's Public Records Act. And it all played out exactly how you'd expect after reading an accidentally released e-mail from an assistant Seattle city attorney involved in the fight to keep police dash-cam videos from the public.
Rogers said that the city was entitled to sit on the request for three years because of a state law that prohibits such disclosure "until final disposition of any criminal or civil litigation" related to the events recorded. It's a tortuous argument since there were no pending suits, only the possibility, in the city's reasoning, that someone might sue. Since the statue of limitations is three years, that's how long the city says it must wait.
What makes this argument absurd, however, is that SPD policy allows for the destruction of videos after three years, meaning any member of the public who then wants them better be prepared to dig through the landfill.
Rogers called this policy of destroying videos, while simultaneously refusing to release them for three years, "unreasonable and contrary to law," that is the Public Records Act. Nevertheless, he declined to say what SPD's retention policy should be and said the city did indeed have a right to withhold videos for three years.
"I've read the ruling over 12 times," says KOMO attorney Judith Endejan, declaring herself baffled by the judge's reasoning. "If you can figure it out, you win a prize."
Yesterday, KOMO filed an appeal, seeking direct review by the state Supreme Court. The station may have better luck there.
That, at least, is the judgment of none other than the City Attorney's office itself. Last month, the office accidentally handed internal communication on the matter to attorney James Egan, who is involved in a separate fight with the city over dash-cam videos. Buried within the released digital files was an e-mail from Assistant City Attorney John Schochet opining that the city might win at trial level, but had less than a "50/50 chance" in the appellate arena.
Schochet cited recent state Supreme Court cases that favored a broad interpretation of the Public Records Act--and yesterday that court proved his point. The Supremes ruled on a request by Mickey Gendler, an attorney who became a quadriplegic after a bike accident on the Montlake Bridge. Gendler, who believed a roadway flaw caused the accident and who ultimately won $8 million from the state in a mediated settlement, wanted records related to previous accidents on the bridge.
The state refused to turn them over unless Gendler would promise not to sue, claiming it had discretionary power because of a federal law that protects certain records from disclosure if they are related to safety reporting requirements.
Nope, said the Supremes. The Washington State Patrol was obliged to keep those records not just for federal reporting purposes but because of a duty, required by state law, to analyze accident reports. Then, revealing more about the Supremes' attidude toward public disclosure, they explained that the exemption based on safety reporting should be "narrowly construed because it impedes the search for truth."
The search for truth? That's lofty language, and it suggests the Supremes will indeed be a receptive audience for KOMO.


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Yesterday, while the Ravens were busy beating the 49ers in the Super Bowl and Portland was busy beating Seattle in the Northwest Regional Barista Champion (though to be fair, it was a very close race on both accounts), the day continued as usual at Aster Coffee Lounge. Families stopped in after shopping the Sunday farmers market, regulars filled the window seats to clickety-clack on their laptops, and hungry patrons ordered a bowl of homemade soup with their lunchtime lattes.
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In Ballard, Aster never stood out as a destination. And to folks in the rest of the city, it may still not--despite the fact that the cafe was recently taken over by a couple passionate to create the sort of neighborhood coffeehouse that leaves attitudes, long lines, and store-bought muffins at the door. But to locals who live in the handsome Craftsmans and modern condos within walking distance, Aster is just the kind of place the neighborhood needs.
Rachel Welker, with her husband Shawn, bought Aster in the fall. There's been no grand remodel--they didn't even close a day to get their bearings. The place looks the same as the last time I was there, a couple of years ago, but the feel is different: homier, more comfortable, more familiar, though maybe that's just the homemade, still-warm applesauce bread talking. Welker is coming off a 10-year career at PCC Cooks, so she knows her way around a kitchen, even if previously it's been in a more theoretical sense. And though she says Shawn had to initially talk her into the idea of running a cafe--she knew it would be hard work, and she wasn't wrong--she's found her stride as Aster's baker and resident morning person, turning out cupcakes, muffins, croissants, and a daily pot of soul-warming soup.
"This is Latte Town, not Jet City," Welker says, when I ask her what to try. It's a good latte, too, made with Olympia Coffee Roasting's Big Truck espresso blend and filling the cup so perfectly I have to take a hasty slurp to avoid sloshing it on the way back to my chair. Big Truck's notes of cocoa are so bold and distinct that the latte nearly doubles as a mocha.
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Bollywood's superstar Aamir Khan, who completed his 25 years in filmdom this year, names "Titanic" star Leonardo DiCaprio and three-times Oscar-winning actor Daniel Day-Lewis as his favourite Hollywood actors.
"I like a few Hollywood stars. I tend to forget English names, I like Leonardo DiCaprio and Daniel Day-Lewis for 'Lincoln'," said the actor here at the screening of Hollywood film "The Star Trek Into Darkness" along with filmmaker-wife Kiran Rao, Sunday.
Aamir, who is shooting for two films "Dhoom 3" and PeeKay" simultaneously, rues the fact that he rarely gets time to watch films and is happy to watch the recent Hollywood release, directed by JJ Abrams, which is the 12th installment of "Star Trek" franchise.
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well i didn't get there tonight. i had to hit about 5 CVS's to find the wipes for the huggies deal so i just ran out of time and patience (as did the boys). we didn't get home from target until after 9 and i'm sure there were people in the store looking at me like 'can you imagine she has those kids out at this time??' *hee hee*
but i got 2 pledge sprays, 4 fruit snacks, and 4 bags of cheetos for 2.49! somehow, it was worth it to me :-) (i probably spent $20 in gas getting there and back *hee hee*)
i plan to hit Acme tomorrow and will report back in. if i wasn't so tired i'd go check the sizes on the q's against those on the ad and see, but i'm not going to :-
I have never shopped at Rite Aid (even though it is the closest store to my house) and am not familiar w/ their program. I am a ECB girl all the way. Anything I need to know about Rite Aid's program? The deals you listed make me think I need to try it out ~LOL!
I just started shopping at RA a few months ago but it is a pretty easy store to get used to. I can walk into CVS blindfolded and do a deal....so I know what you mean.
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To start out, I would print out the $5/$25 and figure out which items you were interested in and have those coupons ready. I generally don't have any issues with stock at RA. I normally do 2 transactions per store -- and have only had 1 person tell me the $/$$ was "one per customer". It didn't say that on the coupon so I disagreed and they let me do it.
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My primary goal with RA is to buy items that I don't normally get for free at CVS or other stores. Last week I stocked us up on paper towels and laundry detergent. This upcoming week I will do alot of the trash bags since those are rarely that cheap. I will also do enough of the Speed Stick to earn the SpaRewards and maybe a few FREE's that I know I can sell.
You do have to buy a diabetes monitor each time. Most RA's have plenty of those in stock. For deals with RA, I always keep a good stock of monitor coupons on hand for when they do the $/$$ coupon. They seem to have them somewhat often but fortunately right now there are Contour coupons that don't expire until November, so they are a good investment.
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my Q says has to be 25.4 OZ or larger. so i cant use this Q at rite aid deal ??
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i never shop at CVS before. so have no idea how ecb works. dose it like Wag's RR, like i get $5 ecb from first transaction then i can just turn around and use the $5 to pay for my second transaction?
can i do that?
plus. my ECB card is in DH's name. can i use it ?
plus will CVS , Rite aid open tomorrow?
IF you get a response or figure it out....Can you PMAN? I'm curious about CVS $/$$ off q's toooooooooo..........
If you get an Extra Care Card and register online w/ your e-mail you will get a welcome $4/$20 E-mail. (at least I believe they still do that). And yes if you get $5 ECBs you can turn around and do another transaction and pay for your purchase w/ the $5 ecbs. Also sometimes when you scan your card at the scanner in the store you will get a $/$$ coupon. I got a $20/$100 the other day.
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