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Radiation damage produced in single crystals of N‐acetylglycine59(1973); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1680233View Description Hide Description
The chemical effects initiated by x irradiation in the simple peptideN‐acetylglycine have been examined by electron spin resonance. The paramagnetic fragments produced in the temperature range 77–300 °K have been observed in irradiated single crystals of the peptide. Positive identification of the radicals have been made using isotopically labeled acetylglycines incorporating both carbon‐13 and deuterium at selected sites. Proton and carbon‐13 hyperfine tensors have been determined for most of the fragments and a reaction scheme is presented which rationalizes the production of the observed species in terms of initially produced anion and cation radicals.
Effects of inelastic processes on the collision distribution in recoil systems59(1973); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1680234View Description Hide Description
The collisional distribution function for recoil hot atom systems is examined to determine the influence of specific inelastic processes on the collision density over the reactive energy range. The inelastic processes considered result from collisional dissociation of target molecules. In the case of recoil tritiumreaction with deuterium gas, it was found that the collisional distribution function was lowered due to dissociative collisions. The modified collision density incorporating inelastic events was used in this system to calculate the hot yields of DT as a function of inert gas moderation for comparison with experimental data. Both the magnitude and shape of the experimental yield curve were well represented over the entire range of moderator concentrations.
Vibrational relaxation of HF in the temperature range 600–2400 °K59(1973); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1680235View Description Hide Description
Hydrogen fluoride vibrational deactivation by HF, Ar, and F atoms has been studied in the temperature range 600–2400 °K using the shock tube‐laser‐induced fluorescence method. Mixtures of HF–Ar and F2–HF–Ar were heated by reflected shock waves; following establishment of thermal equilibrium, HF was vibrationally excited by pulsed radiation from an HF pin laser. Relaxation times were obtained from the time‐resolved decay of the laser‐induced vibrational fluorescence. Measurements of relaxation by F atoms were limited to temperatures > 1500 °K, where F2 dissociates completely behind the reflected shock wave. The HF self‐relaxation time, p τHF–HF, exhibits a broad maximum with temperature, peaking at ≈ 0.10 μsec · atm near 1400 °K. Fluorine atoms were found to be 2–5 times more efficient than HF molecules for HF vibrational deactivation over the range 1500–2400 °K. Argon is a very inefficient collision partner; values of p τHF–Ar over the range 800–2400 °K are reported. This is the first study in which the maximum of pτHF–HF with temperature has been fully described; the present results both confirm and unify those of previous high (> 1400 °K) and low (< 1000 °K) temperature studies.
Oxidation and reduction of barbituric acid dihydrate by ionizing radiation at 4.2 °K59(1973); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1680236View Description Hide Description
The primary oxidation and reduction products produced by ionizing radiation in single crystals of barbituric acid irradiated at 4.2 °K have been identified from their ESR and ENDOR spectra. The primary reduction product is an anion formed by electron addition. The primary oxidation product is a neutral radical resulting from the loss of hydrogen from an NH group.
Vibrational relaxation of oxygen in an unsteady expansion wave59(1973); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1680237View Description Hide Description
The time‐resolved population density of the fifth vibrational level of the ground electronic state of oxygen has been obtained in an unsteady expansion wave by measuring the absorption of light at a wavelength of 2283 Å. By assuming that a Boltzmann distribution exists among the vibrational degrees of freedom the vibrational temperature has been inferred and compared with those calculated for an ideally centered expansion wave based on relaxation times obtained from shock wave studies. The results suggest that the vibrational de‐excitation of oxygen proceeded at a rate agreeing with that found behind normal shock waves.
ESR study of the I0 atom in HIO359(1973); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1680238View Description Hide Description
A description is given of a paramagnetic center produced in single crystals of iodic acid, HIO3, when irradiated at room temperature with either x or γ rays. This center is interpreted as neutral iodine atoms, I0, trapped in the crystal. ESR studies indicate four different trapping sites that are related by the crystal symmetry. The g values, the hfs tensor, and the quadrupole interaction tensor are presented and discussed.
Phase transitions of the anion radical salts of as studied by the electrical conductivity measurements59(1973); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1680239View Description Hide Description
The phase transitions of the anion radical salts containing the mixed cations represented by , were investigated by measuring the electrical conductivity and its variation with the temperature. All the salts except for that with x = 1.00 were found to show a sharp discontinuity in the temperature dependence of the electrical conductivity. At the temperature where the anomaly occurred, the electrical conductivity increased abruptly in the higher temperature range. The transition temperature, and the magnitude of the discontinuity of the electrical conductivity at were determined as a function of the composition parameter. These experimental results were useful for investigating the mechanism of the phase transitions of these anion radical salts.
Random sequential addition of hard atoms to the one‐dimensional integer lattice59(1973); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1680240View Description Hide Description
This paper considers the random sequential addition of atoms of different sizes and distinguishable types to the one‐dimensional integer lattice (linear chain sites). In such a situation the different processes are competing for space on the lattice, and after a sufficiently long time has elapsed the chain will consist of a linear array of different atoms, in which configuration it will remain forever, since none of the processes is reversible. We present results which enable the proportion of sites occupied by each type of atom to be calculated: (a) numerically from a set of difference equations as a function of the chain length and (b) analytically, for a simplified model and infinite chain length.
Spin contamination in unrestricted Hartree‐Fock calculations59(1973); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1680241View Description Hide Description
We have treated several pi‐electron doublets by both the unrestricted Hartree‐Fock method and the restricted approximation of Longuet‐Higgins and Pople. For two of the molecules, which contain oxygen heteroatoms, serious spin contamination occurs in the UHF wavefunctions and this negates the usefulness of the single annihilation procedure that is often used for spin‐density calculations. The restricted approximation provides a convenient alternative, especially because configuration interaction is easily taken into account.
Crystal structure of piezoelectric nonlinear‐optic AgGaS259(1973); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1680242View Description Hide Description
Silver thiogallate, AgGaS2, is a representative member of the family with chalcopyrite structure. AgGaS2 is strongly piezoelectric and is phase matchable for second harmonic generation. The lattice constants of this tetragonal crystal are a = 5.75722 ± 0.00003 and c = 10.3036 ± 0.0002 Å at 298 °K. The space group is I 42d, with four formulas per unit cell. The integrated intensities of 1978 reflections were measured within a hemisphere of reciprocal space having radius (sin θ)/λ = 1.02 Å−1 using PEXRAD, resulting in 268 symmetry‐independent structure factors. The x coordinate of sulfur (0.2908 ± 0.0004) is 0.088 Å less than the value calculated on the assumption of a geometrically regular tetrahedral bond distribution about the B atom. By contrast, four compounds previously reported have x coordinates for the Cv atom either slightly greater than (for ZnSiP2, CdSiP2, and ZnSiAs2), or not significantly different from (for ZnGeP2) that calculated. The experimental Ag–S distance is 2.556 ± 0.001 Å, and Ga–S is 2.276 ± 0.001 Å: the S–Ga–S angle bisected by the c axis is 111.1 ± 0.1°.
Emission spectra of homonuclear diatomic rare gas molecules in solid neon59(1973); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1680243View Description Hide Description
We report the vacuum ultraviolet 1,3Σu→1Σg emission of vibrationally relaxed Ar2*, Kr2*, and Xe2* in solid neon at 6°K. The inhibition of the formation of Ne2* in solid Ne is attributed to the retardation of vibrational relaxation for this diatomic molecule, which is characterized by a relatively high vibrational frequency.
Dissociation of diatomic molecules. I. Effect of limited numbers of rotational states59(1973); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1680244View Description Hide Description
The rate of dissociation of a diatomic molecule is derived from a simple collision model. The diatomic molecule is treated as a rotating vibrator with a limited number of allowed rotational states in the upper vibrational levels. Limiting the number of rotational levels causes the population of the upper vibrational levels to increase more slowly with temperature than for a harmonic oscillator. This in turn causes the dissociation rate to increase more slowly than predicted by the expression exp(− D/R T), where D is the dissociation energy of the molecule. It is found that the dissociation rate depends strongly on the collisional dissociation probability but the activation energy does not. The model is applicable to situations where there is a Boltzmann translational energy distribution and a nonequilibrium vibrational distribution characterized by a vibrational temperature. The dissociation rates of H2 and HF are considered as specific examples.
Adsorbate interactions on a Pt(110) surface. II. Effect of sulfur on the catalytic CO oxidation59(1973); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1680245View Description Hide Description
The interaction between adsorbed sulfur and oxygen on Pt(110) was investigated and found to be strong resulting in a Langmuir‐Hinshelwood‐type surface reaction with SO2 as the reaction product. The kinetics of this surface reaction were studied as a function of initial sulfur coverage, partial pressure of oxygen, and temperature. For low coverage of sulfur, θ < 0.28, the reaction was quite fast while for higher sulfur coverages, 0.28 < θ < 0.75, the reaction became very slow. In this latter range, the reaction proceeded inhomogeneously and gave rise to a nonuniform distribution of adsorbed sulfur. The distribution of sulfur was scanned in two dimensions across the surface by Auger electron spectroscopy with a lateral resolution of about 0.02 cm. The same technique permitted an estimate of the surfacediffusion coefficient of sulfur on Pt(110) at 450°C of 3 × 10−7 cm2/sec. In a steady state experiment the rate of CO oxidation was measured by mass spectrometry as a function of the sulfur coverage. In the region 0 ≤ θ < 0.28, this rate decreased to near zero as (1 − κθ)2, with κ = 3.5 as the surface coordination of sulfur. For θ > 0.28 the CO2 formation was indistinguishable from the background CO2 level. It appears that within the region θ < 0.28, the CO2 formation rate is solely governed by the rate of dissociative adsorption of oxygen.
Electron spin resonance of Gd3+ in glasses of the soda‐silica‐yttria system59(1973); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1680246View Description Hide Description
The electron spin resonance of the Gd3+ ion has been studied in two series of glasses having the molar compositions 6SiO2:5Na2O: x (Gd2O3 + Y2O3) with 0 ≤ x ≤ 0.5 and 500SiO2: xNa2O:1Gd2O3 with 2.5 ≤ x ≤ 494. The spectra were nearly independent of temperature and sample composition, but varied strongly with microwave frequency in the range 5.4–38.4 GHz. The data were interpreted in terms of the spin Hamiltonian for a strong cubic crystal field and also in terms of the usual rhombic spin Hamiltonian with S = (7/2). Computer calculations were made yielding all possible effective g values for this latter Hamiltonian for all physically distinct combinations of the crystal field parameters when the Zeeman field H was restricted to the x, y, or z direction. The resonance features were related to three distinct sites for the Gd3+ ion. The spectra are indicative of a chemically heterogeneous glass matrix composed of soda‐rich, silica‐rich, and diffuse transition regions. The heterogeneities were found to exist over the entire range of compositions studied. Variations in the resonance intensity associated with the soda‐rich region suggest the existence of a very well‐defined substructure within the region. The data indicate that the substructure is related to the fundamental structural features of the possible crystalline compounds which can exist within the composition range.
Hydrodynamic effect in diffusion‐controlled reaction59(1973); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1680247View Description Hide Description
A calculation is presented for the effect of the hydrodynamic interaction on the diffusion‐controlled rate coefficient for particles that coalesce by diffusion under the influence of an interaction potential. The hydrodynamic effect is found to make a substantial reduction in the rate compared to the Debye model which includes only the effects of diffusion and the forces between the reacting particles. For the case where the particles are hard spheres the reduction is 46%. For ionic species the reduction varies between 25% and 60% depending on the extent of attraction or repulsion.
Non‐Gaussian theory of rubber elasticity59(1973); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1680248View Description Hide Description
Non‐Gaussian theory for rubberelasticity has been developed using the distribution function which was proposed for the excluded volume problem. An equation of state which is based on a very simple model yields remarkably good results when the non‐Gaussian parameters are adjusted. A distribution function for network study has been suggested. The computed simple shear‐strain curve also closely agrees with that of the experimental curve predicting the relationship to be nonlinear. The equations for swelling phenomenon have been derived using the non‐Gaussian network concept.
Chemical potentials and related thermodynamics of sodium‐ammonia solutions59(1973); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1680249View Description Hide Description
Data on the temperature and composition dependence of the chemical potential of Na in Na–NH3solutions obtained from an electrochemical cell are reported. The cell used a bridge electrode of sodium beta‐alumina. A variety of thermodynamic parameters are calculated and estimates are given for the critical exponents α, γ, and δ. Particular attention is paid to the concentration fluctuations which provide indications of clustering in these and other solutions.
Chemisorption of H2 on W(211)59(1973); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1680250View Description Hide Description
Adsorption,desorption, and work function data for hydrogen adsorption and mixed adsorption of deuterium and ethylene show that multiple binding states exist for hydrogen on the (211) face of tungsten. The desorption spectrum consists of two peaks: β1 with peak maximum at 330°K and β2 with peak maximum at 675°K. Both follow second order desorption kinetics with activation energies of 16 kcal/mole and 35 kcal/mole, respectively. The rate of adsorption into the β1 state is proportional to the fraction of unoccupied β1 sites with a sticking probability of 0.05. Until the β2 sites are nearly filled, adsorption into this state is independent of coverage and occurs with a sticking probability of 0.57. For both states the work function change is linear with coverage, but with a maximum increase of 0.61 eV for the β2 state and a maximum decrease of 0.27 eV for the β1 state. Consideration of the topography of the (211) surface leads to the conclusion that the hydrogen sites on this face are associated with the close packed rows of tungsten atoms and with the troughs between the rows. With these two possible sites both the adsorption kinetics and the results for mixed adsorption of deuterium and ethylene are shown to be consistent with the assignment of the β1 state to the rows and the β2 state to the troughs.
Cyclotron resonance spectra of electrons produced in vacuo by photoejection from metal films and by thermionic emission59(1973); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1680251View Description Hide Description
Electrons produced at low steady state concentration by photoionization of metal films, or by thermionic emission, in evacuated tubes in an ESR cavity give a strong electroncyclotron resonance signal. The singlet, at g near 2.0000, is 0.07 G wide; its intensity is independent of temperature, and it broadens at high powers and at gas pressures greater than ≈ 10−5 torr. Unexpectedly, it is always flanked symmetrically by two well‐resolved resonance lines separated from it by 5–15 G.
Effect of density on the Raman scattering of molecular fluids. I. A detailed study of the scattering polarization, intensity, frequency shift, and spectral shape in gaseous N259(1973); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1680252View Description Hide Description
This paper reports the density dependent Raman study of N2 (and CO) up to 480 amagat. The study not only extends the previously reported spectral bandwidth study of N2 to higher gas density but also includes the polarization, frequency shift, and integrated intensity measurements. The results of the spectral moment analysis of the depolarized spectrum are also discussed.


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As cloud users and cloud service providers mature, hybrid cloud adoption is growing significantly.
Hybrid cloud adoption rose from 58 percent in 2015 to 71 percent thanks to the increased adoption of private cloud computing, which rose to 77 percent, according to RightScale's 2016 State of the Cloud Report.
"At this point, almost everybody is using some amount of cloud—either public, private or a combination of the two," said Kim Weins, vice president of marketing at RightScale.
Ninety-five percent of respondents said they are running applications or existing in one or more clouds. And as enterprises already using public cloud adopted private cloud, they became hybrid cloud users automatically, she said.
Weins attributed the growth of private cloud adoption to a couple of factors: private cloud projects initiated in 2015 are just starting to come online and people are "cloudifying" their virtual environments.
"We see more and more customers taking their existing VMware environments and their existing (VMware Inc.) vSphere environments and saying, 'Hey, I want to cloudify this or cloud-enable this. I want to provide automation. I want to provide self-service,'" she said.
The number of enterprises running more than 1,000 virtual machines (VMs) in private cloud grew from 22 percent to 31 percent, and those running more than 1,000 VMs in public cloud increased from 13 percent to 17 percent.
The move to cloud isn't slowing down on-premise adoption, though. Enterprises with virtualized environments containing more than 1,000 VMs grew from 42 percent to 48 percent.
That might not meet the official definitions of a cloud, but companies believe virtualization gives them the most of the cloud's value and so they treat their virtualized infrastructure as a cloud, Weins said.
The survey found that on average companies use three public clouds and three private clouds.
On average, companies run applications on 1.5 public clouds and experiment with an additional 1.5 public clouds. They are also running applications on 1.7 private clouds and experimenting with an additional 1.3 private clouds, according to the report.
AWS retains lead in public cloud adoption
Of the public cloud providers, the survey found Amazon Web Services LLC (AWS) continues to lead the pack. Overall, 57 percent of respondents said they use AWS. Enterprise adoption of it grew from 50 percent to 56 percent.
Microsoft's Azure gained some ground, however. Azure infrastructure as a service (IaaS) grew from 12 percent to 17 percent adoption, while Azure platform as a service (PaaS) went from 9 percent to 13 percent. Combined, 20 percent of respondents use Azure (IaaS, PaaS or both) compared with 57 percent for AWS.
Behind that are VMware vCloud Air and IBM SoftLayer. Adoption for each grew from 5 percent to 7 percent.
Faster access to infrastructure number one benefit
In this year's survey, more users reported speed as a primary benefit of the cloud, specifically faster access to infrastructure and faster time to market, Weins said. Sixty-two percent said faster access to infrastructure is the greatest benefit, compared to 57 percent in 2015. And 52 percent said faster time to market is the top benefit, up from 48 percent.
The biggest growth in benefits, Weins pointed out, was among cloud beginners.
"What seems to be happening is that as the cloud providers get better functionality, documentation and capabilities and as the knowledge about the use of cloud is spreading, it's easier for people to get more benefits right from the beginning of cloud usage," she said.
Security no longer top challenge
Regarding challenges, the big change was that security, which had been the number one challenge for the past three years, dropped to number two. The biggest challenge for heavy cloud users is lack of cloud resources and expertise.
"What's happening is again there are security features from cloud providers, more certifications of providers that increase the perception of security, people are learning about best practices regarding security in the cloud, and there are third-party security providers that can help you," Weins said. "Because of that, we're seeing the decline of concern about security."
Cloud beginners ranked security as the number two challenge, cloud explorers (people who have multiple projects or applications already deployed in the cloud, ranked it as number four and cloud-focused users (heavy cloud users looking to optimize cloud operations and costs) put it at number five.
"So, as you move up that maturity, [concern about security] drops precipitously," Weins said.
The fact that lack of cloud resources and expertise is top on the list of challenges makes sense, she added. As more companies are using the cloud, and as the central IT team takes on a greater role, they need additional expertise.
"They're asking 'How do I get that knowledge—through training of internal people or bringing it in from the outside?'" Weins said.
Managing cloud costs is also a challenge that has grown steadily over the past four years, with 26 percent in 2016 saying it's a significant challenge. Yet the number of companies taking steps to optimize costs, such as shutting down unused workloads and selecting lower-cost clouds or regions, is low.
"Companies have to put in place the appropriate tools, policies and controls," Weins said. "It does take some work to put them in place. But they can help optimize costs."
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Situated on a river, this eco-friendly hotel is 2.5 mi (4.1 km) from Tunica River Park and 2.6 mi (4.3 km) from Tunica Queen Riverboat. Tunica National Golf ...
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Situated in a rural location, this hotel is within 9 mi (15 km) of Tunica River Park, Tunica Queen Riverboat, and Tunica National Golf Course. Casino Factory ...
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Royal Inn and Suites3515 Highway 61 North, Tunica 2.0 out of 5.0
Located in the heart of Tunica, this motel is 1.3 mi (2.1 km) from Tunica Arena and Exposition Center and within 12 mi (20 km) of Tunica National Golf Course ...
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Horseshoe Tunica Casino and Hotel1021 Casino Center Dr, Robinsonville 3.5 out of 5.0
Situated in the entertainment district, this eco-friendly hotel is 2.5 mi (4.1 km) from Tunica River Park and 2.7 mi (4.3 km) from Tunica Queen Riverboat. Tunica ...
Gold Strike Casino Resort1010 Casino Center Dr, Robinsonville 3.5 out of 5.0
Situated in Robinsonville, this eco-friendly resort is 2.5 mi (4 km) from Tunica River Park and 2.6 mi (4.2 km) from Tunica Queen Riverboat. Tunica National ...
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No restaurant name in particular: Markisa & Akok
I would like to introduce to you Kelantanese traditional delicacy called 'Akok'. It is made of coconut paste, flour, sugar and egg. It is tasty and not that sweet. You can get it from the roadside stall or warong. A must-try if you are in Kelantan.
And also, Markisa drink (passion fruit juice). It is sweet but after a while it will taste sour. It is made from a fruit called Markisa. So, if you are on a long journey....clench your thirst with Markisa!!! A must-try if you are in Kota Baru.Add to your Trip Planner
These are roadside stalls, no names!: Don't Miss The Street Food!
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There is a huge night market next to the bus station in Kota Bharu. Here you can get a huge variety of local Kelantanese food at very cheap prices. Be sure to try the nasi kerabu which is rice dyed with flower extract to make it colorful. It comes in blue, red or pink. Take it with dishes like chicken rendang or grilled chicken. Try the local Malay kuehs here. This is the best place to savor local Malay delights and soak up to the atmosphere of a Kelantanese night market. The entire place is bustling and is a hive of activity throughout the night. Come here to experience Kelantan live!
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It's 5 pm at the White Stag building, and Phil Elverum wants to show me his bedroom. "I think it's just up this flight of stairs," he says, the pit-a-pat of his flip-flops echoing as he bounds up two steps at a time. Once we reach the fourth floor, I realize we're actually in the middle of the Portland outpost of the University of Oregon's Architecture School, which has called the turn-of-the-century building home since 2008. The room is littered with iMacs, model landscapes, and one unlikely resting place. "I figured the only way to write about the building was to actually live in it," Elverum says, opening a closet that's become his makeshift bedroom. "Hopefully, I get a better [night's] sleep tonight."
Elverum, a 31-year-old musician and artist from Anacortes, Wash., is giving me a tour of the Old Town structure, where he lived during the first week of April. If that sounds strange, then you probably don't know Elverum, whose recorded works under the names Microphones and Mt. Eerie over the past 10 years perfectly capture the mossy, damp isolation of the Pacific Northwest. The residency was Matthew Stadler's idea—he's the ambitious artist who recently took over UO's Publication Studio in the historic building.
Stadler's only direction for the project was to have an artist create some sort of audio or visual history of the White Stag block. In addition to spending his days wandering through the building's basement tunnels, corridors and staircases, Elverum decided he needed to "be the building." To do that, Elverum recorded the sound of rain on the roof, reverberations in the narrow stairwell and people's voices along with his own drones and song fragments at night once the building cleared out. His goal: create an alternate history of the building.
"I'm not really trying to actually capture the history—real historians can do that much better," he says. "The writing I've done so far is like creating a new mythology of the place, a fake history, based on the feeling I get living here for a week."
But to create a new story, he had to bone up on the old one. Built on the corner of what is now Northwest Naito Parkway and West Burnside Street in 1907, the White Stag building was designed for the Willamette Tent and Awning Co. During the 1920s, it housed the Norcrest China Co., and over the years it was a hub for Warnaco Inc., an apparel and textile holding company, and the White Stag sportswear line. Most of the remnants are long gone, but a few things, like the old wooden-framed windows that face the Burnside Bridge, remain intact. In 2006, UO agreed to lease a space in the building and begin renovating the structure, using sustainable methods to make it one of the few buildings in the nation that is both LEED-certified and on the National Register of Historic Places.
"The division between rich and poor is embodied in this building—the really old remnants of a garment factory are still visible, and then now it's this fancy, sustainable, energy-efficient school," Elverum says. "But you don't have to look far to see that it was basically a sweatshop."
Notes from the past and present inform White Stag, the 10-song album (six with words and four "instrumental things") Elverum completed during the seven nights of his stay. Elverum's best songs capture a location, not only in the precise words and chords and sounds, but also in feeling. Back in 2001, his sprawling The Glow, Pt. 2 utilized space, too—manipulated acoustic guitars panging across stereo channels, washes of barely audible white noise, closely mic'd percussion—to portray the dense, wet swells of life in Anacortes. White Stag approximates the same reaction, only it's a bit more loose and unsure of itself. Just like the building.
After walking through the basement tunnels, where the contrast between the old brick structure and modern amenities is obvious (including a hidden woodworking shop and ultrafluorescent lights), we head back upstairs. There's a career meet-and-greet in a conference room, and Elverum thinks it's too good to miss out on. Running to his "bedroom," he grabs his four-track recorder and hurries back, sitting on a wooden bench and sticking his microphone in the air. He wants to capture both the sound from the conference and the rain falling overhead. It's the last thing he'll record before everyone leaves and things get a little, well, freaky.
"I was succeeding in creeping myself out last night, for sure," Elverum says, laughing. "No one's here, and it's so David Lynch—walking through something that's actually bright and then turning a corner and hearing the weird hum of the lights. Kinda perfect, actually."
Phil Elverum performs songs from
at the White Stag building, 70 NW Couch St. 7 pmSaturday, May 2. $5 suggested donation. The event is co-sponsored by RACC, UO Cultural Forum and the Back Room.


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BIRMINGHAM, Alabama - The $25 million settlement announced this week by the State of Kentucky with Merck over the pharmaceutical company's marketing practices for the drug Vioxx has a Birmingham connection.
Hare Wynn Newell & Newton LLP, of Lexington, Kentucky, served as outside counsel for The Commonwealth of Kentucky in the case, along with another Lexington lawyer, Bill Garmer. Hare Wynn is based in Birmingham but has offices in Kentucky and Arkansas.
Matthew Minner, the co-lead counsel in the case, had moved from Birmingham back to his home state of Kentucky in 2012 to open Hare Wynn's office in Lexington. Others attorneys on the Hare Wynn legal team who worked on the Vioxx case were Scott Powell, Don McKenna and Brian Vines, all based in the Birmingham office.
At one point, Merck tried unsuccessfully to stop Kentucky from using outside legal firms in the litigation.
The case was based on Merck's unfair, false, and misleading advertising and marketing directed at Kentucky healthcare providers and consumers, according to a statement from Hare Wynn. The firm states that the settlement is believed to be one of the largest, if not the largest, Consumer Protection settlements by any state related to the Vioxx litigation.
"This is an important result in the Commonwealth and the (Kentucky) Attorney General's Office did an impressive job of protecting the citizens of Kentucky from this type of conduct in our state. It was an honor to team up with the attorney general in achieving this result for the people of Kentucky," Minner stated in a press release.
Kentucky filed its complaint against Merck in 2009. The case was transferred to federal court in Louisiana in 2010 to be included with other similar lawsuits filed by other states. In 2012 the federal judge over that multi-district litigation granted a request by Kentucky to move its case back to its state court. The case had been set to go to trial in November but a settlement was reached.
"The experience of Hare Wynn's team and the excellent work of the Attorney General's office were key to achieving this settlement," Vines also stated in the press release.
Hare Wynn also is acting as national counsel for the states of Alaska and Montana in similar litigation.
Merck in 2007 agreed to pay $4.85 billion to resolve Vioxx personal injury-related claims in which people suffered a heart attack, sudden cardiac death, or stroke.
The pharmaceutical company in 2011 also agreed with federal prosecutors to pay $628.4 million resolve civil claims regarding off-label marketing of Vioxx and false statements about the drug's cardiovascular safety. Of that total civil settlement, $426.4 million went to the federal government and the remaining $2021,975,000 will be distributed to the participating Medicaid states.
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Pick up the g-mal whenever you can. There will be plenty of them lying around. Master that gun. Don't download the dlc.
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Pick up the g-mal whenever you can. There will be plenty of them lying around. Master that gun. Don't download the dlc.
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why he dosent download the dlc?because of he is a new player or dlc sucks???i also need some advices to download the dlc idk...it can be a waste of money maybe?
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Lol no, don't master the G-MAL. It's a crap gun. All the other guns are good (except the KAL-7 which is only good close range). Pick one gun suits your fancy and get good with it. Then add whatever mod(s) work for you. Unlocking the treasure set guns might help as they already have 2-3 mods preset on them.
Use melee sparingly. It's good for certain situations but these situations are limited. Don't go out of your way to get melee kills like so many beginners make the mistake of doing.
Learn to aim well. Killing people with your gun is way more effective that the cheap tactics so many people use. The most frequently used tactics of these are:
- See an enemy? Someone shooting at you? Forget shooting back! Toss your grenade at them before you start shooting.
The problem: You can get killed so easily by the opponent if they start shooting at you while you attempt to implement this god awful tactic. Then all they have to do is throw the grenade back or roll away.
- See an enemy? Run towards them and start spraying your assault rifle or pistol without even aiming (blindfire) then try to smack them down with a melee attack.
The problem: Any decent player will gun you down before you even wear down half their health.
- See an enemy? Try to get close and do nothing but melee.
The problem: Melee attacks can be avoided by simple rolling. The roll/drop grenade tactic also takes these melee spammers out fast.
Given these tactics can be quite effective under certain circumstances or against newer players, in the long run they're just bad habits that will really bring your performance down and won't work for crap against experienced players.
Just try to play tactically. Play it smart.
WestcoastMike 5 years ago#7
The GMAL isn't a "crap gun". Don't ignore it; it's certainly one of the better guns in the game once you master it. I wouldn't try using it right away though...you'd probably be better off with an easier to use gun while you're still getting the feel of the maps and getting used to implementing other tactics.
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Try to get regen for booster one and then get probably treasure hunter in booster 2, just to start working on some treasure sets to get you some guns. At 13 buy the extended mags for AK and use that.
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You're right, it's not a crap gun, it's just annoying as hell. It's not hard to use. Just make sure you keep combat to long ranges as often as possible and always use cover with it. That gun is so easy to pick off people from yards away while having nothing but your head showing it's ridiculous.
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Research from Infonetics Research shows the value of the enterprise router market in 2004 was £1.88bn. Infonetics expects total revenue to be stagnant this year and then move up to £1.94bn next year. Even by 2008, said Infonetics, sales will only reach £2bn.
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