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I bought this device to attempt to re profile a poorly ground edge on a knife. I knew that the carbide inserts on this sharpener would remove a lot of metal quickly and leave...Read complete review
I bought this device to attempt to re profile a poorly ground edge on a knife. I knew that the carbide inserts on this sharpener would remove a lot of metal quickly and leave me with a edge profile that should be suitable for further sharpening.the tool is very stable in use and the carbide removes small slivers of steel when you put firm pressure on the blade. However the edge you end up with is pretty ragged. You'll ruin a good edge that just needs a touch up with this device.I've since used it on an hatchet, a machete and shears with good results.Was a good value for the money and did what I expected it to
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Screw fell off out of the box
One of the four screws holding the body together fell off right out of the box. I tried screwing it in, but it fell right back out again. I think the plastic hole...Read complete review
One of the four screws holding the body together fell off right out of the box. I tried screwing it in, but it fell right back out again. I think the plastic hole is either too large or stripped. Fit and finish are poor. I'm going to exchange for another and give it a chance. Appears to sharpen OK, but haven't given it a thorough chance. I usually use either a diamond sharpener for high quality knives, or files for garden tools. Wanted to try this on axes, pruners, lawn mower blade, etc. Will recommend because it's cheap, but I need to try it more to really see if it's worth it.
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Love it, works great, does a variety of edges
By Andrew
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Can't beat this product or deal. It simply works and I have gone back for extras to have in other work spaces. Great as a gift too.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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I like it!
By JGBFMS
from Maumee,OH
These sharpen pocket knives very well and quickly. One or two swiped gives a great edge without the need for a wet stone.
Great sharpener !
By Gunny
from Cicero , Indiana
About Me Avid Do-It-Yourselfer
I use it on every knife I own , even on machetes and collection of bayonets.
When you've really dinged a blade you'll need this tool
By Hank
from Corona, CA
For any damaged cutting tool this is a must. Are you going to redress the blade you damaged or throw a good knife away. You can spend hours on a stone or drag these hard cutting edges over the damaged surface for a few strokes until it's reformed. Now you're ready to hone it back to razor sharpness. I've used this to resharpen my lawn mower blade and the knives I've abused in the kitchen and the shop with great results.
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By Geo
from Houston Tx
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great knife sharpener, when i ran my kitchen knives thru it on the first pass you can see it peeling the metal off to the correct angles, it worked great, love it, highly recommend it.
From scissors to serrations
By SciFiZombie
from Novato, CA
Initially I purchased the multipurpose sharpener as a means to sharpen my recurve blades but I was excited to learn that it would seem to be able to handle sharpening any blade in my house. It was an unexpected and most welcome surprise to be able to sharpen both scissors and serrated blades. I have used a number of sharpeners that claimed to sharpen serrated edges with ease, but with careful attention and a little patience, this is the first tool I have used that actually got those serrations back to the factory sharpness, maybe even better. While the plastic housing feels a bit cheap, it has held up quite well and proven itself more resilient than I had imagined. There is a sheet of instructions included, and while they feel a little incomplete at times, I recommend reading them thru before you get started. This will improve your experience and the life of the tool, if you follow the directions properly. Overall, I am quite pleased with the multipurpose sharpener, and would definitely purchase one again when the time comes.
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Sharpens Most Everything with a Cutting Edge
By Jim
from Newnan, Ga
Scissors, knives,lawn mower blades, axe (double and single edge), maul, hatchet, scythe (like great grandpa used), pruners, etc., etc., etc. Really, not much it WONT sharpen. I have a grinder, ceramic rods, stones, but this is the fastest tool I've ever used to sharpen items. A must for any household or shop.
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Inexpensive but good!
By SportingKC
from Kansas City, KS
Great sharpener, great service from Harbor Freight. I had a Buck knife that unfortunately saw just a bit too much cardboard when I moved, so this sharpener came in very handy. It's versatile, safe, and easy to use. You really can't beat it.
Very functional and great value
By big Joe
from Panama City, FL
This unit is advertised as multifunctional, however I've only used it on pocket & steak knives. It does a Great job sharpening them with just a few strokes.I will but another when I wear this one out.
Versatile Sharpener
By Treetop327
This one went straight into service. Carbide edges like my other sharpeners don't have. Much more versatile! Scissors, blades of all types and small size is a bonus. Nice tool.
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We're learning much more today about why Colorado's medical marijuana regulatory agency is in financial trouble.
A state audit shows the agency spent too much money on office furniture and staff cars, leaving little for tracking the growing and selling of medical marijuana.
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In this week's Washington Snapshot: Philanthropy Asks Congress to "Grow Philanthropy Now"; Learning Opportunity: How Broadband Access Supports Local Priorities; Summit Explores Potential of Pay-for-Success in Education; IRS Holds Meeting to Discuss Recommendations from the Sector; Giving USA Releases 2016 Report; and more!
In this week's Washington Snapshot: Senate Philanthropy Caucus Co-Chairs Encourage Colleagues to Join; Machine-Readable 990s to Become Available Next Week; Secretary Kerry Addresses Concerns with New Chinese Law; When to Use Which Fund; Unfunded State Liabilities are Driving Policy Challenges; and more!
In this week's Washington Snapshot: International Tax Reform Blueprint Forthcoming; Chairman Hatch Follows-up with Private Museums; FEMA Releases National Preparedness Report; DAFs & "Pledging" Allegiance to Donors; The Personal Side of State Budget Intransigence; and more!
In this week's Washington Snapshot: This Week in Tax Reform; Council on Location: The World Humanitarian Summit; "Industry Issue Resolution" Program Expanded to Include Tax-Exempt and Governmental Entities; Scholarships & Quid Pro Quos: Honoring Those Who Served Through a Writing Competition; Reversing the Trend on Tax-Exemption Challenges; Charitable Giving Needs to be Encouraged; and more!
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MANILA, Philippines (AP) -- Rains from Typhoon Nuri triggered a series of landslides and floods in the northern Philippines, killing seven people before the storm moved on Thursday toward Hong Kong.
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Fischer: Gay Rights Groups Should Pay To Fund AIDS Research
Now that the outcry over Bryan Fischer's "feminization of the Medal of Honor," I guess the time has come for him to generate the next round of attention-seeking controversy by calling for an end to federal funding for AIDS research because such research really ought to be paid for by gay rights groups who are encouraging people to engage in this deadly lifestyle:
So if we're looking to start trimming federal spending, here's a way we can save the taxpayers a quick $26 billion. Since we know the cause of AIDS and the way to slow down the epidemic, if we spend any taxpayer funds at all it ought to be on education: don't start engaging in homosexual behavior, and if you have started, stop.
Another possible source of funding: homosexual activist groups. Let's not forget that American tobacco manufacturers were forced to cough up over $200 billion because they peddle a product that kills people.
Well, homosexual activist groups likewise are pushing a lifestyle that kills. If anybody should be obligated to pony up funds to mitigate a health crisis, it ought to be the organizations that are responsible for advocating the very behavior that created and perpetuates the epidemic.
Surely we will be accused of lacking compassion. But this is hardly the case. If you care about an individual, and you see that he is involved in a self-destructive pattern of behavior, the most loving thing you can to is appeal to him to start making better lifestyle choices. It is hardly compassionate to urge him to continue to engage in conduct that everybody in the world knows has a good chance of killing him in the end. That, in fact, is a form of cruelty.
You want to know who the true hate groups in America are, the ones who are sending the most hateful message to gays, there they are. Pro-family groups are trying to save the same people that the gay lobby is consigning to an early death.
The organizations that are showing the most obnoxious form of cold-heartedness are the homosexual activist groups that celebrate lethal behavior. That's the worst possible message someone can send to his friends: I don't love you enough to tell you the truth in order to save your life. Where is an ounce of compassion in that?
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Houma's annual race for academics set for May
Published: Thursday, April 22, 2010 at 5:30 p.m.
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HOUMA – You can hit the streets for exercise, food and music, all while boosting local education, as the TGMC 5K Run for Excellence and Cajun Food Festival gets underway.
The May 8 event, presented by The Courier, begins with race registration at 3 p.m. in Courthouse Square in downtown Houma.
The One Mile Fun Run starts at 5 p.m., and the 5K Run starts at 6 p.m.
Cajun Food Festival gates open at 6:30 p.m., with booths offering various Cajun dishes, drinks and sweets to the crowd.
Live entertainment by local band Souled Out runs from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m.
A Kid's Corner filled with magic shows, crafts, face painting and games runs from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Race-day registration costs $20 for adults, $10 for ages 13 to 20 and $5 for ages 5 to 12.
The race, which begins and ends in downtown Houma, is open to walkers, race walkers, joggers, runners and wheelchair participants of all ages and abilities.
Participants receive race T-shirts.
Proceeds from the 5K Race for Excellence help the nonprofit Terrebonne Foundation for Academic Excellence support public education in Terrebonne Parish.
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Toronto Mayor Rob Ford not too long ago chastised reporters for failing to ask the "correct questions" when it came to his crack-smoking habits. So when a reporter asked him if he had been drinking recently (as caught on video) he answered in the affirmative.
And he didn't deny trying to imitate the Toronto police chief by using a Jamaican accent and cursing. Of course, he didn't apologize, either.
The bombastic (to put it mildly) mayor defended himself, saying that it was his own time and, "What I do in my personal life, with my personal friends, that's up to me." Ford continues to fail to grasp that, as mayor and an, ahem, public servant, his time really is the public's time, too, in the sense of leading by example.
If nothing else, Ford, who is running for re-election, should be concerned that voters will use their personal time to go to the polls and vote for someone – anyone – else.
Speaking of politicians, former Virginia Gov. Robert McDonnell and wife, Maureen, were recently charged in a 14-count indictment alleging that they engaged in conspiracy and fraud to help out the head of Star Scientific Inc.
Supposedly, Virginia's former first couple received more than $165,000 in luxury gifts and loans. Ironically, Star Scientific didn't get much of significance from the deal, bringing to mind the old saying that "an honest politician is one who, when he is bought, will stay bought."
House Speaker John A. Boehner, R-Ohio, finally graced the "Tonight Show" featuring Jay Leno and came loaded with some zingers. Asked whether Republicans are to blame for the government shutdown, Boehner said: "Yep … You learn that a leader without followers is simply a man taking a walk." We guess he didn't realize that sometimes it's better to walk alone than run with a bad crowd.
Anyway, he said more on this topic and others, and got a few laughs about the mispronunciation of his name ("But thank God my name wasn't Weiner").
It's not quite Spy vs. Spy – for those who remember the old Mad magazine characters – but Howard Zemsky must feel a little like he's living in two different worlds. As co-chairman of the Western New York Regional Economic Development Council, he has been Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo's go-to man on deploying the Buffalo Billion that the governor promised to help reignite the city's economy.
But Zemsky also wears another state hat, and this one is putting him in conflict with Cuomo. As chairman of the Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority, part of his job is to advocate for the authority and on Thursday, he found himself criticizing – mildly – Cuomo's state budget proposal, which raises NFTA funding by only 1.35 percent.
Zemsky left the most pointed criticism to NFTA Commissioner Henry M. Sloma, but it's definitely an awkward position. Still, as bizarre as it is, Zemsky is wearing his two hats adroitly.


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Pauline has served as Executive Director of I Love A Clean San Diego since 2006. In that time, Pauline has over doubled its staff and budget size to expand the organization's reach further than ever before. In 2007, she led the creation of WasteFreeSD.org, an innovative recycling resource for community members. Through her leadership, now 60,000 San Diegans each year are engaged through countywide cleanups, and environmental education to preserve and enhance San Diego's natural environment. Pauline's combined business experience and environmental background complement her organizational work and additional community roles where she serves on several citizen and community groups related to water, energy, and sustainability issues. In 2014, she joined the California Resource Recovery Association (CRRA) board, and represented the Waste Management sector on the City of Chula Vista's Climate Change Working Group. Because of her leadership, she was recently chosen as one of San Diego's top "40 under 40," by San Diego Metro magazine, SDBJ's "Women Who Mean Business", and the Union Tribune's Top 6 Environmental Leaders. In her free time, she enjoys connecting with the environment she works so diligently to protect through running, yoga, shopping at farmers' markets, and traveling.
Natalie Roberts-DeCarli oversees all ILACSD program implementation, giving input and strategy for program and organizational goals, partnerships, and fundraising. Ms. Roberts-DeCarli works with the development team on efforts to fund ILACSD events and programs, working with businesses, community groups, schools, and government agencies. Ms. Roberts-DeCarli serves on the Keep America Beautiful National Cigarette Litter Prevention Program Advisory Committee as well as their National Great American Cleanup Advisory Committee, where she lends her expertise about pollution prevention infrastructure and volunteerism to a network of non-profits across the country. Natalie received her degree from UC Irvine, majoring in Environmental Health Science and Policy with a minor in Education. Her longstanding tenure on the ILACSD team, professionalism, and her dedication to cooperation, teamwork, and partnerships made her a perfect fit for her new role as Senior Director of Operations.
Ann Hirsch leads ILACSD's finance department. She prepares financial and managerial accounting reports for ILACSD, including accounts payable and receivable, serves as our human resource representative and completes important administrative and bookkeeping-related services. Ann has been at ILACSD for more than 10 years. Her extensive background includes nearly 20 years of bookkeeping and administrative experience.
Sam DeCapua is a transplant from Pennsylvania who attended Gannon University in Erie, PA for both undergraduate and graduate school. Sam brings with him a Master's degree in Public Administration as well as experience working in both the government and nonprofit sectors. After working in the Republic of Georgia as a volunteer teacher, a social worker, and a political aide for the PA House of Representatives, Sam became drawn to causes that provide value to others. It is from this desire to be a part of something larger that motivated him to join the ILACSD team. When not working, Sam loves being at the beach and rooting on his beloved teams, the Cleveland Browns and Pittsburgh Penguins.
As ILACSD's Marketing Manager, Sarah Buchholz collaborates with the our hotline, education and community programs departments. She promotes the mission of the organization and local resources through our website, monthly newsletter and social media. Sarah has previously worked in a variety of nonprofit settings including: the YMCA, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Outdoor Outreach and now, ILACSD! A San Diego transplant from Oregon, Sarah brings with her a degree in Family and Human Services from the University of Oregon, a love for the outdoors and passion for protecting our environment. She is excited to learn more about environmental issues impacting San Diego and to share that knowledge with others as a member of the ILACSD team.
Erika Van Sickel is a San Diego native and ILACSD's Administrative Assistant. She is excited to provide support to the ILACSD team and volunteers while promoting environmental stewardship. Erika received her degree in Environmental Studies from UC Santa Barbara where she cultivated her passion for the ocean and environmental awareness. Erika is also fluent in Spanish and is eager to connect more of San Diego's Spanish-speaking community to the environment through ILACSD. In her spare time, Erika enjoys going to the beach, traveling, hiking and running.
Emily Nelson, a graduate of Brigham Young University, first joined ILACSD as a Program Assistant for our Education Department and now oversees the department as the Education Manager. Emily has a diverse background with experience teaching youth of all ages through outdoor and informal education with such organizations as Girls Scouts San Diego, the YMCA, and National Archives and Records Administration of Washington, D.C.. As the Education Manager, she spends her time collaborating with schools across San Diego County to ignite a spark in the next generation of environmental stewards. Under Emily's leadership, the education department engages elementary through high school age students in hands-on activities that connect them to nature and inspire them to protect our environment.
As an Education Specialist at ILACSD, Grace Matteson enjoys sharing her love of the ocean with students and inspiring environmental stewardship. Grace studied Marine Biology at UCLA, where she cultivated her passion for the ocean and conservation. While studying at UCLA, Grace tested water quality in the Santa Monica Mountain Watershed, studied environmental impacts on eelgrass beds, and went on a research trip to Mo'orea, French Polynesia. Most recently, Grace refined her teaching techniques as a Naturalist at Camp SEA Lab Outdoor School. In her free time, you can find Grace running, cooking, and SCUBA diving.
Becca Jaffe, one of ILACSD's Education Specialists, travels throughout San Diego county empowering students to take action to protect watersheds and the ocean. The inspiration for such a role in education came from previous experiences teaching in North Carolina, New York, Virginia, and California. These experiences teaching along with her educational background, a B.A. in Environmental Studies from UNC-Chapel Hill and a M.S. in Marine Biology from Northeastern University, provide Becca the skills to excite and inform students about their environment. Becca is excited to work with ILACSD to provide students with the knowledge to make a positive difference in their environment and their lives.
Moriah Saldaña first joined ILACSD as a Program Assistant in the community events department in 2013 and brings with her a diverse background in community engagement and city planning. As the Community Programs Manager, Moriah organizes community outreach events, as well as community based and countywide cleanups to engage coastal and inland communities. Moriah has a Bachelor's degree in History from California State Polytechnic University Pomona as well as a Master's degree in Public Administration from San Diego State University. In this position, she is excited to work with the thousands of participants that volunteer for ILACSD's events every year and she is particularly interested in encouraging more people to switch out their single-use plastic items for more sustainable alternatives.
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Vince Rivas is a recent UC Santa Cruz grad with a long history of engagement with environmental organizations, including working as a program assistant intern with Ecology Action. He's currently doing some volunteer field work for the San Diego Habitat Conservancy, and in his spare time he's working to start an organization with a mission to turn beach volleyball players into environmental stewards.
Halle recently graduated from Chico State where she studied Sociology with an emphasis in environmental studies. Halle believes culture and daily habits have a serious effect on our environment, and more personal awareness will bring about a lasting, positive impact. She is passionate about the ocean and preserving the life and beauty it possesses. Before she became a Program Assistant, Halle started as a volunteer intern. In her new role, she feels fortunate to work alongside the Education Department interacting, educating, and igniting passion for the environment in our youth. "I believe kids are the key to a sustainable future. I love seeing them make conscious efforts to love and respect our shared environment."
Angelica Truong is in SDSU's MPA program and works part-time for the County of San Diego conducting research for the Climate Action Plan, LEED Neighborhood Development and other sustainability projects. Angelica is passionate about sustainable development and has a background in urban and regional planning. She'll also be assisting with our recycling hotline!


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Volume 109, Issue 2, 08 July 1998
Rotational motion compensates the energy defect in near-resonant vibration–vibration energy transfer: A state-to-state study of109(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.476571View Description Hide Description
Our lack of understanding of the factors that compensate energy defects in near resonant V–V energy transfer constrains our ability to accurately predict resonance widths and, thus, the overall importance of such processes. We have carried out one of the first truly state-to-state measurements of near resonant V–V energy transfer under single collision conditions, employing the crossed molecular beams,stimulated emission pumping technique. We have varied the energy defect for the process: by changing the prepared vibrational state from to to Changes in the energy transfer efficiencies and rotational distributions of vibrationally inelastically scattered NO with energy defect both strongly suggest that molecular rotation (both of NO and ) is responsible for compensating the energy defect. Furthermore it appears that relative translation is ineffective in compensating the energy defect. A approximation also appears valid.
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Ab initio relativistic all-electron calculation of the ground state potential109(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.476572View Description Hide Description
Correlated relativistic all-electron supermolecular ab initio calculations of the ground state potential of the molecule are presented. The role of differential intramonomer spin–orbit and correlation effects in the interaction energy is investigated and found to be only of minor importance. Two energetically very similar minima of the complex are found, corresponding to a linear and a T-shaped geometry of the monomers. The comparatively large isomerization barrier for the two conformations indicates the existence of two stable isomers at very low temperatures.
Quantum cluster equilibrium theory of liquids: General theory and computer implementation109(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.476573View Description Hide Description
We describe a method for calculating equilibrium properties of liquids by extending the standard quantum statistical thermodynamic treatment of chemical equilibria to the analogous equilibria between molecular clusters, as characterized by modern ab initio techniques. We review the equations of quantum statistical thermodynamics in the canonical ensemble for the case of coupled cluster equilibria, and show how standard treatments of translational and electronic partition functions can be modified to account for excluded-volume and cluster–cluster interaction effects at finite densities. The resulting quantum cluster equilibrium (QCE) model is implemented in a computer program that accepts ab initio input cluster properties and calculates the cluster populations for distinct distributions (phases) satisfying the equilibrium conditions at chosen We sketch the basic equations and numerical algorithms of the QCE program for neat liquids as well as more general multi-component solution equilibria. The companion paper describes general numerical characteristics of the model, including dependencies on program parameters and cluster input.
Quantum cluster equilibrium theory of liquids: Illustrative application to water109(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.476574View Description Hide Description
The Quantum Cluster Equilibrium (QCE) theory, developed in a previous paper, is illustrated with a simple 7-cluster model for liquid water. We first describe a simplified model that corresponds to an ideal gas cluster mixture (neglect of all cluster–cluster interactions), but is nevertheless able to exhibit many characteristic features of a true gas/liquid phase transition (macro-clustering, volume collapse, specific heat increase, Clausius–Clapeyron pressure dependence). We employ the model to illuminate the interplay between macroscopic and microscopic properties (dependence on particular cluster species, cooperative binding energetics, vibrational entropy factors, etc.) in a purely ab initio framework. We then introduce two simple corrections for the neglected cluster–cluster interactions: (i) a mean-field correction for residual inter-cluster attractions and (ii) a van der Waals-like correction for excluded volume effects. The numerical accuracy of the resulting QCE model is demonstrated for a wide range of thermodynamic properties of water, complementing recent comparisons with experimental quadrupole coupling data. Some shortcomings of the current implementation are noted, and prospects for future QCE applications to more complex liquids and liquid mixtures are discussed.
A rapid monotonically convergent iteration algorithm for quantum optimal control over the expectation value of a positive definite operator109(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.476575View Description Hide Description
A new iteration method is presented for achieving quantum optimal control over the expectation value of a positive definite operator. Theoretical analysis shows that this new algorithm exhibits quadratic and monotonic convergence. Numerical calculations verify that for this new algorithm, within a few steps, the optimized objective functional comes close to its converged limit.
Molecular density functional calculations in the regular relativistic approximation: Method, application to coinage metal diatomics, hydrides, fluorides and chlorides, and comparison with first-order relativistic calculations109(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.476576View Description Hide Description
The application of the zeroth-order regular relativistic approximation (ZORA) for molecular density functional calculations is investigated. By introducing a model potential to construct the kinetic energy operator, stationarity of the energy with respect to orbital variations is gained and most problems connected with gauge dependence of the regular approximation are eliminated. The formulation of a geometry gradient is greatly facilitated using this formalism. Calculations for the coinage metal hydrides (CuH, AgH, AuH) as well as for the homonuclear ( ) and heteronuclear (CuAg, CuAu, AgAu) diatomics show that the results of ZORA calculations within the electrostatic shift approximation, as introduced by van Lenthe and co-workers, can be duplicated using the simpler scheme proposed in this work. Results for the coinage metal fluorides (CuF, AgF, AuF) and chlorides (CuCl, AgCl, AuCl) are presented as well. First-order relativistic calculations have been performed for all systems to assess the applicability of leading-order relativistic perturbation theory.
A novel form for the exchange-correlation energy functional109(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.476577View Description Hide Description
A new approximate form for the exchange-correlation energy functional is developed. The form is based on the density matrix expansion (DME) for the exchange functional [R. M. Koehl, G. K. Odom, and G. E. Scuseria, Mol. Phys. 87, 835 (1996)]. The nonlocal portion of the correlation energy is assumed to have the same general form as that derived for exchange, while the local portion is taken to be that of the uniform electron gas. The resulting formula does not resort to the use of exact-exchange mixing. A Kohn-Sham implementation of this functional is constructed and the parameters within the functional are adjusted to minimize the difference between the theoretical and the experimental data for a large set of atomic and molecular systems. The results are found to compare favorably with existing functionals, even those which include exact-exchange mixing.
Double perturbation series in the differential equations of enzyme kinetics109(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.476578View Description Hide Description
The connection between combined singular and ordinary perturbation methods and slow-manifold theory is discussed using the Michaelis-Menten model of enzymecatalysis as an example. This two-step mechanism is described by a planar system of ordinary differential equations (ODEs) with a fast transient and a slow "steady-state" decay mode. The systems of scaled nonlinear ODEs for this mechanism contain a singular (η) and an ordinary (ε) perturbation parameter: η multiplies the velocity component of the fast variable and dominates the fast-mode perturbation series; ε controls the decay toward equilibrium and dominates the slow-mode perturbation series. However, higher order terms in both series contain η and ε. Finite series expansions partially decouple the system of ODEs into fast-mode and slow-mode ODEs; infinite series expansions completely decouple these ODEs. Correspondingly, any slow-mode ODE approximately describes motion on M, the linelike slow manifold of the system, and in the infinite series limit this description is exact. Thus the perturbation treatment and the slow-manifold picture of the system are closely related. The functional equation for M is solved automatically with the manipulative language MAPLE. The formal η and ε single perturbation expansions for the slow mode yield the same double (η,ε) perturbation series expressions to given order. Generalizations of this procedure are discussed.
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Quenching of metastable states of antiprotonic helium atoms by collisions with molecules109(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.476579View Description Hide Description
Laser resonance transitions between normally metastable states of antiprotonic helium atoms were induced making use of state dependent quenching effects caused by trace admixtures of to the target helium gas. With this method of "-assisted inverse resonances" the decay rates of the states and of were determined as a function of the admixture. The quenching cross sections at 30 K deduced therefrom for the states with were found to be of the order of the geometrical cross section for collisons with a moderate decrease with increasing Within a given cascade with constant the quenching cross sections for states with are smaller by a factor of 4–6 than those for states with
Cross sections for radicals from electron impact on methane and fluoroalkanes109(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.476580View Description Hide Description
Molecular and atomic radicals from electron-impact dissociation of methane and a variety of fluoroalkanes are detected mass spectometrically as organotellurides produced by the reaction of the radicals at the surface of a tellurium mirror. The radicals detected include from from and from and from and and from and produced by electron impact at energies between 10 eV and 500 eV. Relative cross sections are measured. These are placed on an absolute scale by comparison with related measurements. For the collision energies relevant to processing plasmas, 10–30 eV, it is shown that dissociation into neutrals rather than dissociative ionization is mainly responsible for the production of molecular radicals.
Transition probabilities in the electronic system of OH109(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.476582View Description Hide Description
A complete set of experimental vibrational band transition probabilities, including recent measurements on and 3, allows us to calculate an empirical electronic transition moment, for the system of OH, over the range of internuclear distance 0.70–1.70 Å. A comparison with an ab initio moment confirms that theoretical shape and validates its quantitative results, as the calculated is within experimental uncertainty of the present result. The experimentally derived is used along with Rydberg–Klein–Rees (RKR) wave functions to calculate transition probabilities for a wide range of vibrational and rotational levels. The study is extended to the isotope OD.
clusters: Sequential oxidation, metal-to-oxide transformation, and photoisomerization109(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.476583View Description Hide Description
Photoelectron spectra of a series of clusters are presented at several photon energies: 532, 355, 266, and 193 nm. The electron affinities and low-lying electronic states of the clusters are reported. The photoelectron spectra clearly reveal a sequential oxidation behavior and how the electronic structure of the clusters evolves from that of a metal cluster at to that of a complete oxide cluster at Two valence electrons of are observed to be transferred to each additional O atom until where all the nine valence electrons of are transferred to the five O atoms. The anion, which can be viewed as is found to be a closed shell cluster, yielding an extremely high electron affinity for (4.92 eV). The electron affinities of the remaining clusters are: 1.90 1.57 eV 2.18 eV 2.80 eV and 3.58 eV An electronic excited state of is also observed at 0.40 eV above the ground state. Isomers are observed for all the oxide clusters with lower electron affinities. Particularly, vibrational structures are observed for the two isomers of as well as a photoisomerization process between the two isomers. The structure and bonding of the oxide clusters are discussed based on the experimental data and the known structures for and
Excitation spectrum of the transitions in the CdHe van der Waals molecule: Spectroscopic characterization of the and electronic energy states109(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.476584View Description Hide Description
The first observation of an excitation spectrum of the transitions in the CdHe van der Waals molecule is reported. A continuous molecular-jet-expansion beam of CdHe seeded in helium was crossed with a pulsed-laserbeam produced by a Nd:YAG laser-pumped-dye laser. The dye laser frequency was doubled using a KDP-C crystal and tuned to a frequency in the vicinity of the resonance transition in atomic cadmium Å). The assignment of vibrational bands was obtained with the aid of rigorous computer simulation of the and transitions. The analysis of the excitation spectrum yielded potential parameters of the molecule: for the ground state, and as well as and for the excited states. From a simulation procedure the differences between equilibrium internuclear separations Å and =+0.12 Å were also obtained. The results were subjected to the LeRoy–Bernstein method to evaluate the long-range potential parameters for the and energy states.
The reaction: Potential energy surface, rate constants, and kinetic isotope effects109(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.476581View Description Hide Description
The potential energy surface for the gas-phase reaction and its deuterated analogs was constructed with suitable functional forms to represent the stretching and bending modes, and using as calibration criterion the reactant and product experimental properties and the ab initio saddle point properties. Using this surface, the rate constants were calculated with variational transition-state theory over the temperature range 200–1000 K, finding good agreement with experiments. We also provide a detailed analysis of the kinetic isotope effects and a comparison with the scarce experimental results.
Resonance enhanced multiphoton ionization time-of-flight study of photodissociation109(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.476670View Description Hide Description
The resonance enhanced multiphoton ionizationtime-of-flight (REMPI-TOF) technique was applied to study the complex dissociation of in a supersonic expansion. Using nanosecond excitation at 248, 266, and 304 nm and probing the and/or photoproducts, we determined the photofragment speed distribution, the recoil anisotropy parameter and the branching ratio for each of the decay channels. At 248 nm the dissociation proceeds according to a concerted three-body decay, (90%) or (10%) consistent with our previous results obtained from photofragment translational spectroscopy. At 304 nm three competing decay channels were found to be operative. In decreasing order of branching, these are: two-body decay to sequential three-body decay and a concerted three-body decay yielding The positive, almost maximum values observed for all the primary steps in the 248, 266 and 304 nm photodissociation imply that the excited states which subsequently lead to dissociation are exclusively of symmetry and that the primary bond-breaking processes occur on a subpicosecond time scale.
Vibrational predissociation of an inert gas cluster containing an active molecule: The spectrum of109(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.476585View Description Hide Description
The HF valence excitation spectrum of is obtained by intracavity laser induced fluorescence. The spectroscopic constants determined for the level are band origin (corresponding to the vibrational redshift of ), the rotational constants and The changes in rotational constants upon HF valence excitation to are and The increase in is interpreted as the occurrence of a 0.2% decrease in the Ar–Ar separation. Appreciable line broadening is observed in the spectrum. Twenty-three lines in and branches are fitted by the Voigt profile with 60 (10) MHz Lorentzian component establishing the occurrence of significant vibrational predissociation for at This rate is consistent with the empirical scaling of the vibrational predissociation rate with the frequency redshift, observed for stronger hydrogen bonded complexes of HF. The scaling of the vibrational predissociation rate for with the argon number, is poorly defined.
Spectroscopic investigation of the generation of "isomerization" states: Eigenvector analysis of the bend-CP stretch polyad109(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.476586View Description Hide Description
The highly excited vibrational levels of HCP exhibit a regular energy level and intensity pattern characteristic of 2:1 bend-CP stretch polyads. Stimulated by the experimental observation of vibrational levels with rotational constants-values) 5%–10% larger than other observed levels, Schinke and co-workers noticed that these large- levels were characterized by atypical nodal structures indicative of large amplitude motion along the minimum energy HCP↔CPH isomerization path [J. Chem. Phys. 107, 9818 (1997)]. In this paper, we show that the transition from "normal-mode-type" to "isomerization" vibrational states arises naturally out of a traditional spectroscopic (algebraic) effective Hamiltonian polyad model. A global least squares fit, based on this polyad model, shows that all of the observed "isomerization" states belong to polyads and that the eigenvectors of this model have the qualitatively distinct nodal structure first noticed by Schinke and co-workers. The "isomerization" states are not indicative of a breakdown of the polyad model; rather they are a natural consequence of this traditional spectroscopic model.
Treatment of core-valence correlation effects through difference-dedicated configuration interaction: Application to the lowest electronic states of K, Rb, KH, RbH, and109(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.476587View Description Hide Description
The iterative difference dedicated configuration interaction (IDDCI) method, recently proposed for calculating excited electronic states, is tested in systems where the core-valence correlation plays an important role. The calculated ionization potential,electron affinity, and electronic transition energies of K and Rb agree within 0.1 eV with experimental values. The three lowest potential curves of KH and RbH and the six lowest states and of are calculated with the same accuracy.
The reaction: Study of the and contributions in a coincidence-correlation experiment109(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.476588View Description Hide Description
The ions produced in the reaction at are analyzed in coincidence with the other reaction product: either an metastable atom or an atom. The measurements are restricted to laboratory scattering angles of the ions in the range 5°<θ<15° encompassing the maximum of the differential cross section for their production. The atoms are observed at a corresponding fixed angle around −90° relative to the incident direction. The radiation which is the signature of the atom is detected at various angles in the collision plane; this provides polarization (in particular alignment) parameters describing the electron cloud. The differential cross section maximum is composed of a few peaks associated with the or ) species. The to cross section ratio is around 0.1. For the peaks at small scattering angles, the radiation patterns obtained for the nascent electron cloud are essentially of dipolar type. The measured alignment angle relative to the final center of mass direction lies in the range 67°–81°. A simple model is devised to relate these observations to the probability amplitudes formed right after the reaction, that is, before post-reaction Stark effect in the field of the receding ion together with Coriolis coupling modify these amplitudes. The analysis shows that contribution of the state lying perpendicular to the axis joining the atom to the center of charge predominates. This is attributed to a dominant role played by the crossing between the potential energy surfaces of the compound. It also implies, in agreement with earlier predictions of Dhuicq et al. [Chem. Phys. 206, 139 (1996)] that this compound is bent when going through the important stages of the reaction at the investigated energy. At the largest angles investigated, evidence is seen for the emergence of an additional mechanism attributed to the crossing.
Ab initio investigation of the atmospheric molecule bromine nitrate: Equilibrium structure, vibrational spectrum, and heat of formation109(1998); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.476589View Description Hide Description
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Liverpool Message Board
A Yahoo! User Mar 24, 2008 17:24 Flag
Torres commits Professional suicide!!
I wonder what must be going through this strikers head when he sits at home and thinks about his future at Liverpool.
Of course he will become a legend at Liverpool if he stays but im very doubtful that he will win the amount of trophys to satisfy his hunger! ( although i question if he has much in the way of ambition) I mean why join a club that has 2 world class players (Gerrard and Carragher) and many average players.
If joining liverpool was just a convenience thing due to liverpool being managed by a spanish tellytubby then i dont expect Torres to have a long career at Liverpool.
Ferguson spent alot of time scouting Torres and made several moves in 2006 which were all blocked by Atletico Madrid at the time. Torres never stated he would not join United and made it clear that something would happen but only when his beloved Madrid were better equipped to allow him to leave.
Surely he must now have realised now that was a huge mistake. Because he will now find it very difficult to leave Liverpool for another English team. At the end of the day goals are good but no one remembers finalists or runners up let alone 4th or 5th place. As another year rolls on without the premiership more pressure mounts and before long another title challenge disappears like a fart in the wind. And all the fans can hold on to is "weve won it 18 times! (funnily enough 18 years ago aswell)
Going back to Torres surely he would of relished the chance to play alongside Rooney Ronaldo Tevez Nani and players who are young and have massive potential. A midfield that boasts some of the best midfielders around Hargreaves, Carrick and Anderson and a back four that is possibly the best partnership in world football at the moment which Torres has found out only 2 well.
Instead he has joined a club that is better equipped to win the CL more than the EPL and dont get me wrong i know Liverpool are a handy team in Europe but I dont see them getting past Arsenal and Chelsea in a million years.
Eventually he will become a great player at an average club. A certain ex England striker springs to mind!!
In fact having liverpool in the league is proving beneficial for United as its a guarenteed 6 points and 2 clean sheets. Its a shame for Torres that he couldnt show us what we were missing out on as Vidic and Rio were fighting as to whose pocket could they keep in.
In fact its amazes me that all the liverpool fans think reina cost them the game!! absolutely comical.
Yes he was poor coming for both of the crosses for the 1st and 2nd goal but the amount of blocks he stopped which prevented certain goals surely made amends for those gols. In fact had it not been for possibly Roanldos goal i think he would of been a contender for MOTM and the result could have been far worse. How fickle these fans are these days!!
MUFC THE FU**ING RELIGIONSort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
Well United have the scored the most and conceeded the least in the league... Dull? Well if that's dull then you need to look up the word dull in the dictionary.
Why you say that ??? He didn't come back with any of his so-called facts !!!
A Yahoo! User Mar 25, 2008 16:22 Flag
Red Shadow, I think you just got spanked there.
Another fantastic post - lol !
What 100% true stats do you refer to ??? The only one so far is that MU won the game yesterday and that you have a Bum Chum called Stanley ! lol
A Yahoo! User Mar 24, 2008 19:17 Flag
Underwhelmed ny my football knowledge????
Does that mean you just dont like my 100% true facts because please correct me if im wrong.
Oh thats right you cant!! sorry if my stats dont meet your approval. Why dont you set up a league on pro evo and edit Liverpool and make them amazing and make United Shit so you can see your team win the league!!
Alternatively go and buy a beatamax video player and watch your last league win!!
If you dont have a console or a beatamax video player.
Just go down your local im sure some thieving scally will have 1 for sale or just go and rob one yourself!!!
Another intellectually stimulating footballing post from a Manc Scumbag - wow, I am underwhelmed by your footballing knowledge. What does impress me though is that you are able to admit that our boards are worth staying on. Cheers !
PS I wouldn't want to take your bum chum Stanley away from you - so you keep him to yourself ya Queer.
A Yahoo! User Mar 24, 2008 19:05 Flag
OMG another tit with an even more ironic name.
Hey LFC sofa fan, Bet your glad you werent in the stands yesterday watching us playing our dull football which beat you 3 nil and for the 10th time in our last 12 games. Yes thats right 10 wins in 12 games.
Heres your stats against us in those games! I wont embarase you with the break down of each game (unless you want me to)
Played 12
Lost 10
Drew 1
Won 1
goals scored 4
goals conceded 17
thats 5 wins in a row aswell without conceding a goal you moran.
You are an even bigger disgrace to your own fans than Red Shadow, now get back to your armchair you uneducated idiot before i rip you a new arsehole!!
A Yahoo! User Mar 24, 2008 18:58 Flag
Red Shadow what an appropriate name.
Ironic indeed and what Red Shadow have you been in now for the last 18 years shall we say.
You are either one of the following
1. So stupid and thought that Red Shadow sounded cool as a name
2. You wanted to have the piss taken out of you by other teams fans
3. You have a sense of humour and know that your team is a load of dog w*nk
Please enlighten me which one are you?
Oh and il go when im good and ready and not a moment before.
Ask me again and il introduce you to my mate stanley!
A Yahoo! User Mar 24, 2008 18:57 Flag
Yes I know red shadow.. u would think they'd have sense to stay put on their own boards unless of course the ManUtd board is dull lol much like their team !!!
Ferguson enquired about Torres, but passed at the price Atletico wanted because he felt the lad wasn't a finisher......Credit to Benitez for putting his neck on the block (because if Torres hadn't worked out he would have gone when it was kicking off earlier in the season AND we'd be mid table)....Fergie doesn't always get it right. Nistelrooy I believe is doing rather well since leaving as it goes as well. HAving said that Torres has yet to deliver in the biggest of games, but Ronaldo has been afflicted by that curse, well maybe until yesterday. I'm sure that'll come.
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A Yahoo! User Mar 24, 2008 17:55 Flag
Just for the record we knew when we sold Nistelrroy he was a top goalscorer. he scored 37 and 44 goals in his 1st 2 seasons but he fell out with Ronaldo and that was his downfall. I know which player i would prefer!!
Oh and by the way you might have noticed we won the league last year when we didnt have him. Both Ronaldo and Rooney bagging 23 goals each. Strangely the press dont ever mention Ferguson selling Nistelrooy as a mistake and rightly so. Because the stats back up the facts


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By Lawrence Torcello, Rochester Institute of Technology. This article was originally published on The Conversation and is republished with permission.
The importance of clearly communicating science to the public should not be underestimated.
Accurately understanding our natural environment and sharing that information can be a matter of life or death.
When it comes to global warming, much of the public remains in denial about a set of facts that the majority of scientists clearly agree on. With such high stakes, an organised campaign funding misinformation ought to be considered criminally negligent.
The earthquake that rocked L'Aquila Italy in 2009 provides an interesting case study of botched communication. This natural disaster left more than 300 people dead and nearly 66,000 people homeless. In a strange turn of events six Italian scientists and a local defence minister were subsequently sentenced to six years in prison.
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