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Features: Admittedly, as a musician, my knowledge of basses and instruments as a whole is rather weak. I go by what looks nice and what plays comfortably. This bass fits both those criteria and goes the extra mile. The pickups are great (I believe they're humbuckers, but I'm not sure), with an active and a passive mode, and for you Fieldy fans out there, you can play Fieldy-style with this bass. However, once you discover all the other things it can do, you'll be spending the majority of your time playing other things. The 24 fret neck of this bass is easy to get around, and the bass itself is very comfortable and easy to play, with a double cutaway that makes getting to the 19th-24th frets easy. Playability wise, this bass is perfect for all bassists ranging from beginner to pro. // 10
Sound: This bass has the perfect tone if you play rock music, like I do. Even if you don't, it has various tone settings that allow for different tones, but it can be agreed that this bass is intended primarily for loud rock. I play it on a Crate MXB10 amp, and it sounds great. With the volume up loud, the B string can at times sound kind of farty, but I think that's more a problem with the amp's ability to handle the deep tone of the string than it is with the bass. The sound this bass makes is great, with smooth, deep tones that you can turn up loud without pissing off the neighbors. If your intentions are to play rock music, I definitely recommend this bass to you. If your intentions aren't to play rock music, I still recommend it to you. // 10
Action, Fit & Finish: This is the bit I know the least about, so this is what you're looking for, sorry, but I'll try my best to sound like I know what I'm talking about. I can't find any flaws with the bass worth noting, if there are any at all, they aren't in the playing, the electronics, or the body. If it does have flaws, I have yet to discover them. As for pickup adjustment, I don't know much about it, but I'd say they're great. The bass, when amplified, doesn't sound tinny or distorted, which I know can happen if the pickups are too far from or too close to the strings. The only thing I've noticed is that if I strum and let it ring, it sounds like the pitchshifter is on. It's not really loud or obvious, but you can hear it if you listen. It's not anything really problematic, though, and it certainly doesn't get in the way of the tones or sound. // 10
Reliability & Durability: I've never gigged before, I play it enough to think that my practice with it should compensate. I've actually dropped it before (don't worry, I'll burn in hell for it), and the finish didn't scratch or anything. It's still completely intact excapt that the strap button is pushed in a bit, but not really bad. It can still hold a strap. I think this bass would definitely be safe for a gig without a back up. I really haven't had it long enough to say whether the hardware and stuff will last, but in the few months I've had it, I've played the sh! t out of it, and it still runs fine. // 10
Overall Impression: I play rock music, but this bass can really be used for anything. The deep tones would definitely be suitable for jazz and other music of that sort, if that's your thing. The multitude of things you can do with it make it a versatile bass, worth every penny. It was stolen, I would sure as hell go out and buy it again (as soon as I got enough money together). The playability, the feel of it, the tone, the features, everything about this bass is awesome. The built in pitchshifter is fun to play around with, and it responds great to effects pedals. I chose this bass because I really wanted a five string, but I didn't know which one to get. I had only heard good things about Ibanez stuff, and so when I saw this one on sale at guitar center, I really liked the look and feel of it, and decided I wanted to get it. After all the good things I've heard people say about Ibanez, I have to say, boy were they right. // 10
Price paid: $ 1006.5
Purchased from: P.M.T
Features: The BTB405QM which I bought was made in Japan (I'm not sure about the date of when it was made). The finish on the bass I bought was Transparent Black but I have noticed over the time I've been using this that the finish changes ion certain lighting, depending on the lighting of an area it can vary from black, grey, purple and green. This bass also comes in a Honey Sunburst finish. A thing I did notice on this bass which I havent on any other bass guitars is that it has a "Neutrik Jack" which locks the jack lead into the bass to prevent it falling out if stepped on in crucial situation (i.e. during a gig/bass solo), I find this feature great for people like me who tend to wander around the performance area. Here are the main spec's of the BTB405QM:
- 5pc BTB5 Maple/Walnut neck
- Quilted Maple top/Basswood body
- Medium frets
- MR-2 bridge (19mm string spacing)
- DFR-N5 neck pu
- DFR-B5 bridge pu
- Vari-Mid IIIBII 3-band eq
- Elixir equipped.
The Neck Dimensions of the BTB405QM are:
- Scale: 889mm/35"
- Width at Nut: 47mm
- Width at last fret: 76mm
- Thickness at 1st fret: 20mm
- Thickness at 12th fret: 22mm
- Radius 500mmR.
All in all this guitar looks and feels pretty damn nice! // 10
Action, Fit & Finish: The 1st impression this bass guitar made was perfect, everything was in place, everything was in perfect condition and it sounded awsome. The only problem was that the action was slightly low but that was quickly attended to, but other than that the pickups were strongly in place, the bridge was fitted perfectly and as far as I was concerned I saw no flaws in it what-so-ever upon buying it. // 8
Reliability & Durability: This is where the downfall of the BTB405QM is, although it has great sound, it cant take a beating very well whilst performing or while being moved from areas. Like I said before, I like to move about whil performing but while I am doing this, it takes its toll on the strap buttons, they come loose too easily. Also the finish can sometimes chip off the bottom of the bass (only slightly) whilst in a bass case, also the volume control comes loose quite often from inside and starts shaking about easily (mainly happens on the mid range control) and finally the strings snap easily on this, I'm not sure if its my fingers or the bridge but they do snap quite often. Most of this could be a result of my carelessness at times but at other times its hardly believable that it happens. // 6
Overall Impression: Like I said earlier I play metal/rock/emo and occasionally jazz and this bass suits all them sounds and can most likely variate for any style. I've been playing for 2 and a half years now and over them years, this bass has been the biggest enjoyment of all (give or take the occasional glitch), other gear I use consists of my Yamaha 4 string, my ashdown 180 watt 15" speaker amp and my behringer bass vamp multi fx pedal. If anything I would have asked before buying this it would be this: "can this bass take a beating?". If this bass was stolen I would definatley buy it again no questions asked! The one thing I love about this bass is the sound, its so variable and I love it. The one thing I dislike is the lack of durability but with the right adjustments that can all change. The only other bass I'd choose over this is the Ibanez K5 which is my next buy (as soon as I get the money that is). // 10
Price paid: $ 474
Purchased from: Tom Lee Music
Features: This bass is made in Korea around 2000, fretted 24 for G, D strings and 22 for others. It is 35 scale, yes the longest scale. It's got a basswood body and a quilted maple top, and mine is ocean blue. Pickups are Ibanez passive pickups extended series for 5 string, and the EQ is Vari-Mid III from Ibanez. Mine came with a gig bag, and a free pack of strings. // 8
Action, Fit & Finish: The action was alright, it is very low. And since this bass has Monorail bridge (separate bridge for each string), string spacings are wide, and it is good for slapping and other stuff. The intonation was a little off, but that is the usual for new basses anyways. Pickups were adjusted alright, and I haven't touched it yet because I'm experiencing no problems. Everything was routed alright, and the finish was alright too. But, on the finish, I saw some incohenrent patteren of black dots, which was hard to notice, but I found it. It is really unnoticable unless you've been playing this bass for 4 months. One of the knobs had oil marks, but that was cleanable. The edge of the nut was little sharp, but that is common on Korean instruments. The mid frequency knob makes an annoying popping noise when it is turned to the max, but you be careful and you can avoid that. // 6
Reliability & Durability: This bass will definitely withstand live, or anything. Hardwares seem to be built to last, and strap buttons never failed me in my experience. Although, you should have atleast one backup, because of the batteries. But battery failures can obviously be avoided, if you change batteries regularly (I recommend once a year). Finish is good, I haven't made any dents even though I'm a rough player. I accidently bumped this baby into my starter bass, and this bass left a nasty dent on my GSR200! it is pretty hard, the hardwares would wear off due to oxidation, but other stuff won't wear off. // 8
Overall Impression: This bass is my favorite bass that I have ever played with. I have played with Warwicks, Warmoths, Ibanezs, Fenders, BC Richs and other stuff, but nothing beats this bass except for custom basses or basses over $2000 in price. If this bass was stolen, I would buy this again or try really hard to find it again. My favorite feature is the active EQ, but other stuff are amazingly good also. I wish I got life time worth of Elixir strings with this bass, cause they sound so good with this bass. Of course, I know my wish is too much. If you want the high-end quality without the high-end price tag, I recommend this bass. You can get it new for $700, but I found one for $400 used. Since I have experienced this amazing beauty, I probably can't go back to basses with Passive electronics. So my next invest will be on some Warwick or high-end BTB's with mahogany. If you've been playing fenders, and you play this bass, you'll never look back on Fenders again, never. Unless you're deaf. // 10
Features: This bass is incredible! It comes with two Bartolini MK1-5 active pickups. It is a five string bass so you get the extra B string below the E string ( most people get confused and think it is a higher string). It's a 5 piece guitar and the body is made from maple and the neck from walnut. It comes with 24 medium frets and a rosewood fingerboard. Another great feature is the mono rail II bridge. This bridge is not joined by a metal plate as standard but instead each string has it's on individual string mount to stop vibrations passing through the other strings. It also comes with 18V active circuitry and a 3 Band EQ consisting of bass (boost/cut), treble(boost/cut), mid (low/high|cut/boost), voulme and pickup selctor which can be blended between the two. There is also the Neutrik locking jack which stops your lead from falling out of the bass. You can gain amazing sounds suitable for all types of music. // 10
Sound: This bass suits every style I play, it can get the low end for metal, it can do normal rock, jazz, high ends for funk etc. I don't use any effects on it as they are not really needed unless you are into creating interesting sounds with the bass. Because it is active it is not as loud as a passive bass but still packs one hell of a punch! The overall tone variation on this bass is incredible, it sounds like lots of basses in one. // 10
Action, Fit & Finish: This is where my only complaint comes in. The bass was terribly set up. The action of the guitar was far too low and so the strings buzzed against the frets especially the low B string so I had to get it re-adjusted. The pickups are easily adjustable with a screw dirver. There were no other flaws that I have found with it. // 8
Reliability & Durability: This guitar is perfect for live playing and will handle anything you throw at it with no problem. The hardware looks very durable and after a year I cannot see and noticeable damage. The strap holders are also very reliable but it might be worth investing in strap locks as normal straps can wear and fall off and you wouldn't want to drop this bass! My only moan is about the jack lock, I was at a gig and the guitarist in my band stood on the lead as I was walking over the stage and instead of the lead falling out, the inside got damaged and so had to be repaired. // 9
Overall Impression: This bass overall is amazing, the only thing that I really would advise is to get the setup changed at a guitar shop. It suits my styles of music. I would definately buy it again if it was damaged or lost. I may buy the specially designed case for it also to comlete it. // 9
Price paid: $ 249.99
Purchased from: Pawn America Anoka
Features: The bass is made from basswood (how appropriate when pronounced differently), a quilted maple top, standard rosewood fretboard, Mono-Rail II bridge, 24 frets, regular pearl inlays, and large frets. Standard 18-volt Ibanez Dynamix Full Range active pickups, Vari-Mid EQ controls, tone, and volume as well. // 8
Sound: Ibanez has certainly surprised me with the tone, control, and volume of this bass. Setting the EQ on your amp to flat, you can control the warmth easily. Set it to a tinny sound or even get that fat low-end that we strive for without being overbearing, hearing any buzzing from the active pickups, or even any rattle from the A and D string when you really give this bass what for. // 9
Action, Fit & Finish: The action is set pretty decently, I'm going under the assumption it was set by its previous owner, so it seems that is' dialed in very well. Minus the incessant finger prints that show up easily because of the dark finish, which looks exceptional, the bass has no flaws. // 9
Reliability & Durability: A very durable bass given it's weight. It feels as if you are able to take it across county in even a gig bag without worry. However, with it's heft comes somewhat of a price, should/upper back/neck pains. Though those can be mostly solved with a padded shoulder strap. Everything on the bass screams well-manufactured. // 8
Overall Impression: The BTB405QM can be matched up with nearly any style of music, save those styles which are 'strictly' J/P bass only. Had the bass been selling for twice of what I paid, I would have bought it anyway, as that's the amount that I feel it's worth, whether it is or not. My only complaint towards the bass's construction is the bolt-on neck and the style of pickups, but at what this bass can do in terms of sound, you'd never think they'd be as they are. One other recommendation concerning the BTB405QM's weight is to purchase strap locks, just an added security.
My entire review leads up to this being a great buy for the money, whether at the price I paid, $249.99, or even $500. // 9


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Volume 78, Issue 11, 01 June 1983
Infrared spectra of OC–HX hydrogen‐bonded complexes in solid argon78(1983); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.444693View Description Hide Description
The hydrogen‐bonded complexes OC–HX (X=F, Cl, Br) has been prepared by condensing Ar/HX and Ar/CO reagent mixtures at 12 K. FTIRspectra of the complexes are characterized by strong H–X absorptions (ν s ) displaced below the isolated HX fundamental, strong C–O absorptions displaced above the isolated CO fundamental, and sharp degenerate librational modes (ν l ) in the far infrared. Observation of a single degenerate ν l mode indicates linear structures for the complexes. The displacements Δν s and ΔνCO for the complexes decrease in magnitude in the series HF≳HCl≳HBr in direct relationship with the trend in hydrogen bonding strength for the hydrohalic acids.
Infrared spectrum of the CO2–HCl complex in solid argon at 12 K78(1983); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.444694View Description Hide Description
Co‐condensation of CO2 and HCl in excess argon at 12 K produced the CO2–HCl hydrogen‐bonded complex. Small shifts in the ν s and ν3 c modes, the low ν l fundamental, and a very weak infrared Fermi doublet indicate a weakly bound complex. The more strongly bound CO2–HF and C 1 8O2–HF complexes gave more intense infrared Fermi doublets. The infrared intensity ratio ν3/ν1 is 200/1 for the CO2–HF complex demonstrating that the HF ligand induces finite electrical asymmetry in the CO2 submolecule.
Operator and algebraic methods for NMR spectroscopy. I. Generation of NMR spin species78(1983); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.444695View Description Hide Description
Algebraic methods are developed for generatingNMR spin species and irreducible representations spanned by spin functions. These methods use generalized character cycle indices (S function when NMR groups are symmetric groups). A correspondence between the unitary group approach and the permutation group method for NMR is established by generatingNMR Gel'fand states using Schur functions. The generalized character cycle indices of molecules whose NMR groups are expressible as generalized wreath products are shown to be generalized NMR plethysms of Schur functions. These techniques enable generation of spin species without the knowledge of the character tables of NMR groups. We illustrate the methods developed here with several examples. The use of these techniques in generating symmetry‐adapted NMR spin functions can be found in the accompanying paper.
Operator and algebraic methods for NMR spectroscopy. II. NMR projection operators and spin functions78(1983); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.444696View Description Hide Description
We outline double coset and restricted character cycle index methods which generate the equivalence classes of NMR spin functions and the irreducible representations in the representation spanned by spin functions in any equivalence class. Elegant operator methods are developed by which the projection operators of NMR groups can be obtained in terms of the projection operators of composing groups. Thus, the projection operators of NMR groups of many molecules can be obtained without the knowledge of their character tables. Projection operators thus obtained are applied on the set of spin functions in an equivalence class of NMR spin functions (rather than the whole set of spin functions) which are generated by double coset methods to obtain symmetry‐adapted NMR spin functions in the composite particle representation. Methods are illustrated with several examples of molecules containing as many as 23 0NMR spin functions. The methods developed here are quite general so that they can be applied to NMR of nuclei with multispin states and they do not require the character tables of NMR groups. The techniques outlined here are illustrated with 2, 2, 3, 3‐tetramethyl butane for which the symmetry‐adapted NMR spin couplings are obtained in the composite particle representation. The NMR Hamiltonian matrix of this molecule which is of order 21 8×21 8 is factored into 26×26 matrix by the composite particle treatment. This is further factored into 8 1×1 matrices and 6 4×4, 4 2×2, and 3 8×8 matrices in the symmetry‐adapted basis.
Structure of liquid hydrogen fluoride studied by infrared and Raman spectroscopy78(1983); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.444697View Description Hide Description
Infrared and Raman spectra of hydrogen fluoride, deuterium fluoride, and their isotopic mixtures at various temperatures from 293 to 77 K have been recorded and analyzed in comparison with calculated data obtained from the classical G.F. matrix method applied to hypothetical structures chosen a priori. The best fit lead to the most probable structure of HF at 293 K which is a zig–zag chain with six or seven molecules having an angle of 42° with the average axis. At a lower temperature (190 K), just before solidification, the chains become longer, n=8 with an angle θ≂35 °. These structures fit well with the high dielectric constant of liquid hydrogen fluoride and lead to a calculated Kirkwood factor g 1=3.65 at 293 K and g 1=5.36 at 190 K which are in perfect agreement with known experimental values.
Surface enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) from pyridine on silver‐UHV interfaces: Excitation spectra78(1983); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.444698View Description Hide Description
Excitation spectra of various surface enhanced Raman lines of pyridine adsorbed to evaporated silverfilms (1 L exposure) in UHV have been measured. Relative to ordinary scattering from thick pyridine layers on SERS inactive Agfilms, every vibration exhibits a resonance profile which peaks at the same Stokes frequency corresponding to 2.0 eV independent of vibration. This value is shifted to the red after additional adsorption of 103 L of pyridine on the SERS active film. The ratio of corresponding Raman line intensities from ''bulk'' and ''surface'' pyridine varies differently for different vibrations with exciting frequency. The results are discussed with respect to various proposed enhancement mechanisms.
Effects of interlamellar forces on longitudinal acoustic modes of n‐alkanes78(1983); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.444699View Description Hide Description
Effects of the interlamellar interactions in n‐alkane crystals on the longitudinal acoustic modes (LAM), including both the fundamental and the higher overtones, were investigated on the basis of the polarized Raman spectra of n‐C2 8H5 8, n‐C3 0H6 2, n‐C3 4H7 0, and n‐C3 6H7 4 crystallized in the orthorhombic II form (a double layer polytype of the monoclinic form). The LAM‐1 bands of this crystal modification split into a doublet consisting of the (cc) and (bc) polarization components separated by about 6 cm− 1. The frequency gaps of the LAM‐m bands were found to decrease with m (approximately proportional to m − 1). Theoretical considerations on the correlation field splitting and the scattering intensities of the LAM bands led to the conclusion that the observed band splitting was caused by the intermolecular force acting between the successive monomolecular layers. The intrinsic value of the Young modulus of the n‐alkane molecules free from the external forces in the crystalline state and the strength of the interlayer force were evaluated from the observed frequencies of the two components of LAM using a simple dynamical model. By comparing the Raman spectra of n‐C2 8H5 8 and n‐C3 0H6 2 between the triclinic and orthohombic II modifications, it was concluded that the effect of the lateral force on the LAM was not so significant as that of the longitudinal force.
The far‐infrared spectrum of ice Ih in the range 8–25 cm− 1. Sound waves and difference bands, with application to Saturn's rings78(1983); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.444700View Description Hide Description
The absorptionspectrum of single crystals of ice Ih with the light traveling perpendicular or at 5° to the c axis has been measured in the frequency range 8–25 cm− 1 at 80, 100, 150, and 202 K. At high frequencies, the absorptivity is proportional to the fourth power of the frequency, and is caused by fundamental hypersonic waves having wavelengths of about 100 Å. At low frequencies, it is probably caused by difference bands from the translational lattice vibrations. The theory of the intensity of binary combination bands of ionic crystals has been specialized to the low‐frequency difference bands. Ice Ih has been assumed to have the same absorptivity as ice Ic, and ice Ic has been represented by an ordered crystal that resembles sphalerite. The model fits the measured absorptivity of ice Ih assuming that the difference bands arise mostly from the strong first‐order band centered at ∼230 cm− 1. The acoustic branches do not contribute significantly. The absorptivity, extrapolated to 3.0 cm− 1 and interpolated to 85 K by means of the theory, was used to determine the mean thickness of ice in Saturn's rings from the measured thermal component of the brightness temperature of the rings. If the slab model is used and scattering is neglected, the mean thickness is 30±10 cm.
Absorption spectra of cold dilute solid solutions78(1983); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.444701View Description Hide Description
Infrared absorption spectra have been obtained for some compounds trapped in crystalline solids by freezing liquid Xe, Kr, Ar, or CH4solutions. The optical quality of the solid solutions is good, and they have been cooled to ∼80 K in 1.35 cm sample thicknesses to study the absorption in fundamental vibrational bands of the solutes. In the cases discussed, the bands are narrow, with observed full widths at half‐maximum absorbance 0.05–0.30 cm−1 greater than the instrumental resolution (0.18–0.29 cm−1). The spectra appear to be free of ''multiple site'' and solute aggregate absorptions.Spectra displaying isotropic splitting in bands of natural BCl3, SeF6, OsO4, TiCl4, and MoF6 are presented, and band frequencies are compared with some results obtained in evaporative matrices, in the gas phase, and in liquidsolutions. For this comparison we have obtained some spectra of SeF6 and BCl3 gas.
An electron bombardment procedure for generating cation and neutral radicals in solid neon matrices at 4 K: ESR study of 1 4N2 + and 1 5N2 +78(1983); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.444679View Description Hide Description
A new generation technique for matrix isolated cations and neutrals involving the electron bombardment of the matrix sample during deposition is presented. Use of the method for the study of ion‐neutral reactions and other types of matrix experiments is discussed. Results for the gas phase electron bombardment of (CH3)2O are compared with electron bombardment of (CH3)2O conducted during neon deposition. The relative amounts of N and N2 + radicals trapped in neon matrices have been measured as a function of electron energies. An ESR analysis of 1 4N2 + and 1 5N2 +generated by electron bombardment in neon matrices at 4 K yields: g iso=2.0004(2); A iso(1 4N)=104.1(6) MHz and A iso(1 5N)=146.1(6) MHz. The ESR results are used to estimate the extent of s‐p hybridization of N2 + and a comparison with theoretical calculations and several other 13 electron diatomic radicals is made.
Stark‐tuned Lamb‐dip spectroscopy of the ν4 and 2ν2 bands of 14NH378(1983); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.444680View Description Hide Description
Results are presented of Stark‐tuned Lamb‐dip measurements in the 6 μm ν4 and 2ν2 bands of 14NH3 obtained using an isotopic CO laser with an intracavity Stark cell. Some 230 lines from the isotopes12C 16O, 13C 16O, 12C 18O, and 13C 18O were investigated with fields up to 30 kV/cm. 71 coincidences with Stark‐tuned NH3 lines, involving several hundred Lamb dips, were assigned and analyzed. The positions of these lines relative to the CO laser lines are reported with a typical accuracy of 5–20 MHz. Model calculations of Lamb‐dip spectra are also given that include power and pressure broadening and the collisionally transferred resonances. These are directly compared with observed spectra, from which we deduce values for the pressure broadening coefficients and the collisional transfer efficiency. Nuclear hyperfine structure is resolved on several lines, and from fitting one of these we obtained the value e q Q=−4.83±0.3 MHz for the nuclear quadrupole coupling constant in the s2ν2 (J=10, K=9) state. We see numerous examples of weak ''forbidden'' transitions ΔM J =0, ±2. These arise from the nuclear quadrupole coupling, which mixes M J states.
Sub‐Doppler infrared–infrared double resonance spectroscopy of NH3 using Stark tuning and a diode laser78(1983); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.444681View Description Hide Description
Double resonance experiments on NH3 are described in which a CO laser pumps a 6 μm ν4 transition while a tunable diode laser probes a 10 μm ν2 transition having a common lower level. Four different combinations of pump–probe transitions are studied. The CO laser is Lamb‐dip stabilized on the pump transitions, which are tuned into coincidence with it using a precision intracavity Stark cell. The pump and probe beams overlap colinearly in the Stark cell. The double resonance signals appear as narrow transmission peaks on the diode laser scans. The narrowest observed widths are ≂3 MHz (FWHM), a large portion of which is due to unresolved hyperfine structure. An analysis of the various broadening mechanisms indicates that the diode laser contributes less than 1 MHz to the widths. Resonances due to velocity‐preserving but state‐changing collisions are seen. Asymmetries between co‐ and counterpropagating linewidths are shown to arise from a combination of field inhomogeneity and coherent narrowing effects. The data are recorded using a computer‐aided, rapid‐scan, digital signal averaging technique.
The microwave spectrum of the SiN(2Σ+) radical78(1983); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.444682View Description Hide Description
The microwaveabsorptionspectrum of the SiN radical has been detected in a dc glow discharge in a SiCl4 or SiH4/N2 mixture. The three rotational transitions N=2←1, 3←2, and 4←3, have been observed in the frequency region 87 to 175 GHz by using a source‐frequency modulation microwave spectrometer. The rotational constant, the centrifugal distortion constant, the spin‐rotation coupling constant, and the magnetic hyperfine coupling constants b and c and the electric quadrupole coupling constant of the nitrogen nucleus have been precisely determined. The electronic structure of the SiN molecule has been briefly discussed using the magnetic hyperfine coupling constants and also the quadrupole coupling constant [3.05(23) MHz] of 1 4N.
Observation of the 1 2Π u ← X 2Σ g + system in Cs2 +78(1983); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.444683View Description Hide Description
Predissociation of vibrational levels in the 1 2Π u state of Cs2 + has been observed by monitoring Cs+ photofragments resulting from absorption of laser radiation by the X 2Σ g +ground state.Predissociation of the 1 2Π u state is induced by interaction with the repulsive 1 2Σ u + state and leads to the production of photofragments Cs++Cs in their ground electronic state with center‐of‐mass separation energies around 1 eV. The dominant features of the 1 2Π u ← X 2Σ g + band system are confined to the wavelength range between 7700 and 8100 Å. A lower limit for the bond energy of the 1 2Π u state, measured relative to its dissociation limit Cs+(1 S 0)+Cs(2 P 1/2) is found to be 0.39±0.1 eV. The spin‐orbit splitting in the 1 2Π u state is measured to be 280 cm− 1.
Time resolved polarization spectroscopy: Level kinetics and rotational diffusion78(1983); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.444684View Description Hide Description
Time resolvedpolarizationspectroscopy is a powerful and sensitive technique for the study of dynamics in the liquid phase. Using this technique, it is possible to obtain information about various relaxation processes in solution, including the motions of molecules in different electronic states, and the transitions between these states. Since the experiment typically measures both electronic relaxation and molecular reorientation, the observed signal can have a complicated form which represents a coupling of these two effects in a way that depends on the particular scheme of decay processes which are present in a given system. We present a general algorithm for deriving the form of the experimental signal for an arbitrary scheme for systems exhibiting these phenomena, assuming that the molecular motion is described by asymmetric rotational diffusion. Several examples are presented and experimental results interpreted using the derived formulas, including cases where (1) the excited statediffusiontensor differs from that of the ground state, (2) decay of the excited state occurs to levels that do not return to the ground state, (3) the principal contribution to the signal results from birefringence, (4) there are several intermediate excited states which undergo rapid relaxation, and (5) two overlapping absorption bands create an initial condition with more than one excited state populated. Application of this formalism to fluorescence depolarization experiments is also discussed.
A theory of visible/UV multiphoton processes in molecules. I. Resonance effect on three‐photon absorption78(1983); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.444685View Description Hide Description
Using a transition operator formalism, an expression for three‐photon transitions is derived. The transition operator formalism makes it possible to take into account the effects of population decays and pure dephasings occurring in the relevent vibronic states on the cross sections of the resonance multiphoton processes. It is shown that for a two‐photon resonant (2+1) process, the cross section can approximately be divided into two terms, one is called sequential term which cannot be taken into account by using the lowest order time‐dependent perturbation theory, and the other which can be derived from simultaneous three‐photon cross section under constraint of a resonant condition for the second photon absorption. Assuming the adiabatic approximation for the molecular states, analytical expressions for the cross sections for the three‐photon absorptions are derived in the displaced harmonic oscillator model of the molecules. An analytical expression taken into account the temperature effect is given for the simultaneous three‐photon absorption cross section.
Thermally stimulated luminescence studies of x‐irradiated L‐alanine:Cr3 + single crystals78(1983); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.444686View Description Hide Description
Thermally stimulated luminescence studies of x‐irradiated L‐alanine:Cr3 + have been conducted in the interval 10–300 K. Glow peaks were observed at 42, 60, 72, 148, and 208 K. The 148 K peak has been previously reported, while the one at 208 K was of insufficient intensity to study. Also, the 60 K peak was difficult to analyze due to overlap with the neighboring peaks. Detailed analyses of the 42 and 72 K peaks yielded, respectively, the following parameters: E=24 meV, s=5.3 s− 1, and l=1; E=180 meV, s=2.4×101 0 s− 1, and l=2.8, where l is the kinetics order. Identical emission was observed from each peak, characterized by a maximum at 445 nm with FWHM equal to 0.605 eV. A tentative model is presented to explain these results in terms of detrapping and deexcitation via the excited singlet and triplet states.
Laser‐induced fluorescence spectrum of the CCN radical with an Ar+ laser78(1983); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.444687View Description Hide Description
The laser‐induced fluorescence(LIF)spectrum of the CCN radical was observed with an Ar+ laser. The laser line of 465.8 nm coincided with two rovibronic transitions: R 1 (23.5) and s R 2 1 (12.5) for A 2Δ i :(010)Φ−X 2Π r :(010)Δ. The LIFspectrum consisted of the resonant series: A 2Δ i :(010)Φ−X 2Π r : (v 1 v 2 v 3)Δ, and the collision‐induced bands: A 2Δ i :(010)Π−X 2Π r :(v 11v 3)Σ+, Σ−. The analysis yielded the vibrational and the vibronic parameters of the ground electronic stateX 2Π r .
Rotational Zeeman effect in ArHCl and ArDF78(1983); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.444688View Description Hide Description
The molecular g values and magnetic susceptibilityanisotropies of ArH3 5Cl, ArH3 7Cl, and ArDF have been measured using pulsed Fourier transformmicrowave spectroscopy carried out in a Fabry–Perot cavity located in the bore of a superconducting solenoid magnet. The measured magnetic parameters for these three molecules, obtained from rotational Zeeman splittings of K=0 R‐branch transitions are The relationship between these measurements and the signs of the electric dipole moments, the molecular quadrupole moments, and the anisotropy in the second moments of the electronic charge distribution is discussed in detail, with particular emphasis on the effects of the large zero point bending motions present in these molecules. The relationships between the measuredZeeman parameters and the properties of the individual rare gas and hydrogen halide subunits is treated. We conclude that the contribution of the rare gas atom to the measuredg ⊥ values is negligibly small, but that the rare gas atom apparently does make a measurable contribution to the magnetic susceptibilityanisotropies of at least the HF containing systems.
A structural interpretation of the vibrational spectra of binary fluorohafnate glasses78(1983); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.444689View Description Hide Description
Binary glass samples have been prepared in the HfF4–BaF2 system, containing between 62–73 mol % HfF4. Their infrared absorption and polarized Raman spectra have been studied. The glass transition and crystallization temperatures have also been measured. The vibrational modes have been assigned and the results were compared with those previously obtained for ZrF4–BaF2 glasses. The cation isomorphic substitution of Zr by Hf allowed us to make a more definite vibrational assignment. The structures of the two glass systems were found to be similar, though not identical. The structural interpretation of the vibrational spectra was consistent with the occurrence of sixfold coordinated Hf atoms, probably forming a network of octahedral chains cross linked by Ba–F ionic bonds, with the degree of bridging increasing with the Hf content of the glasses. Substitution of Ba by Sr did not affect the structure. Due to the large F/Ba ratio of ∼10, there is an overlap of neighboring chains that may lead to sharing of a single nonbridging fluorine atom between two Hf atoms belonging to neighboring chains. The existence, on the average, of two such F atoms for each Hf may raise its effective coordination number from 6 to ∼8, when determined from an x‐ray radial distribution function analysis, as recent results show. Vibrational spectroscopy, however, appears to be able to effectively distinguish which is the parent Hf atom to which every fluorine is bonded by a predominantly covalent, directional and shorter bond, as part of a highly symmetric octahedral coordination shell. In this respect, vibrational spectroscopy (particularly Raman) appears to be a more sensitive structural tool than x‐ray diffraction.

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The 2009 Patriots will go 12-4.
What bolder time to predict an team's entire schedule than May?
Let's take a look at how things are looking for the Red, White, and Blue, and identify from where their challenges could come in 2009.
Before we get to the meat and potatoes, let's take a quick overview of the 2009 composition.
NOTE: This slideshow assumes that Tom Brady starts the season healthy.
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The old bridge used to be hotspot but, sadly, it's days seem to have passed. Most fish you catch here will be undersized so please release all small fish to give the system a fighting chance.
Upstream of the new bridge, the blowies make fishing a nightmare but crabbing is first class with drop nets from a boat or, my favourite, scoop nets. Any of the sand spits from Channel Island to the Dawesville Channel are thick with big blues from December to March
Halls Head:
There's no doubt that this is a herring hotspot and the autumn months, especially, produce thousands of fat little herring and gars. Summer is prime time for 35cm tailor and metal lures work very well over the rocky shore break.
Most people fish in front of Oversby St where there are always nice gutters but there is a top reef system in front of Mippi St which has to have some bigger tailor about at the end of summer. During November, Blue Bay always produces nice mulloway.
San Remo to Singleton:
Craig Stevens loves this spot and tells us it's a great beach for swimming and fishing. Tailor are like blowies most summer nights and he prefers to use Raider lures to bait. You need a nice sea breeze blowing across the ocean to create choppy white water which seems to attract the tailor, although he's caught tailor down there at 12 noon on a calm day.
The reason for the popularity of this beach is the gutter formations which are constantly moving so a pair of polarising sunglasses will be very useful here. Look for darker sections of the water and fish there. Big mulloway are taken year round in this area all the way up to Singleton and November seems to be the peak time.
This water came straight out the fishing picture book with the caption "tailor water" under it. Take the Merlin St turnoff right from the Old Coast Rd heading south. Turn left into Vanessa St and right quickly into Gretel Rd. Right below the bend in the road you will see a very small section of beach which is almost all reef in front of some rocky cliffs.
The reef drops off into some deep water and, from here, you can cast mulies or lures for big tailor, salmon (in season) and plenty of herring all of the time. Summer is best for the tailor but get there early because it can be shoulder to shoulder.
The Cut:
The Northern Wall Jetty closest to the ocean is a popular spot for herring, whiting, skippy, tarwhine and the odd tailor. Use chook pellets mixed with sardines and a good oil. Go to the River end of the jetty and drop the berley on an outgoing tide and then cast from the ocean end of the jetty. If you dont use burley you dont catch the fish. The best bait is prawn or large blue bait on a gang of hooks. The ocean side of the breakwall provides excellent tailor action at dawn and dusk with salmon in season and the odd mulloway.
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Sex and Sensibilities Editorial Director Ana Santos guested on NBN-4's morning show, "She-ka" today. Shortly after the segment, feedback from a viewer was received via SMS:
"Your topic is relevant and the information is useful. I got pregnant when I was 20 years old. I was not at all ready. I wanted to get an abortion because I was so ashamed to be pregnant and not married. With more information about contraception, students can avoid getting pregnant at such a young age. " — A, mother of 3
According to the Guttmacher Institute, there are 3 million pregnancies each year in the Philippines. An estimated half of these pregnancies, or 1.5 million, are unwanted or unplanned. The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) estimates that there are 4 babies born every minute in our country.
Don't let a hot date become a due date.
Educate yourself on what contraceptive methods are available. Consult your doctor or Social Hygiene Clinic medical staff on the method that is best for you.
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Low Cal Creamy Pesto With Broccoli and Angel Hair
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 10 mins
A lower fat/calorie creamy pesto sauce
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 tablespoon light olive oil
- 1 teaspoon dried basil (1/4 c. fresh)
- 1⁄4 teaspoon garlic powder
- 4 ounces fat free cream cheese, cubed
- 2 tablespoons fat-free half-and-half
- 1⁄4 cup pine nuts, chopped
- 1⁄4 cup parmesan cheese, grated
- 8 ounces dry pasta, angelhair
- 6 cups water
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 small head of broccoli, pulled into tiny pieces
- Put the water and salt on to boil.
- After boiling, add pasta to the pot and cook for 8 minutes.
- In a large bowl put the oil, basil and garlic, then mix with a whisk.
- Add the cream cheese to the bowl.
- Now add the broccoli to the boilng pasta in the pot and cook for 3 to 4 more minutes.
- When time is up, drain pasta mixture in sink, then immediately add the hot pasta mixture to the items in the bowl.
- Stir well to distribute.
- Add the fat free half and half, the parmesan cheese and the chopped nuts.
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Very pleasant, maybe a little bland for our taste, but a good pasta dish. Another time, I would use fresh basil, and perhaps finely chop some sun-dried tomatoes into it, although that would change the fat/calorie, count, of course. A nice supper dish, though!
Will make again, didn't change a thing. Made for Fall PAC 2008.


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LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Station Casinos LLC will hold a conference call at 1:30 PM (PDT) on May 14, 2013, to discuss the results of its operations for the first quarter of 2013. The conference call will consist of prepared remarks from the Company and will include a question and answer session.
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March 3, 2014
Sophomore Devyn Edwards shoots for a three during a CCC home game this season.
Coffeyville Community College's Digital Communications Program is competing with schools across the country in a video contest. We were asked to create a video displaying the "the Biggest Fans" in the country.
Campus will be closed March 19th – March 21st for Spring Break.
Spring Break Safety Tips
Enrollment for the Summer and Fall semesters will begin on April 14th. A student's bill must be paid in full in the business office before they will be allowed to enroll. Students staying in the residence halls must also have a resident hall contract on file before they can enroll.
Finals will be the week of May 5th. Please communicate with your Raven about when they should return home. You can find the final exam schedule below.
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BlueLoop is the mobile companion to MyCareConnect.com (also FREE). BlueLoop provides Android users the ability to document, store and share diabetes information real-time: blood glucose, carbohydrates, medication (insulin, Lantus, Metformin, etc.), notes and more. Instant notifications are sent by email and/or text message as you enter data. These notifications vary based on how you set up each caregiver online in your MyCareConnect.com account. BlueLoop is safe, secure and simple to use; in a HIPAA-compliant environment. Get mobile diabetes tracking / BG logging / data entry and caregiver notifications with Blue Loop!
Great app for kids with diabetes love this apps notification system. I get to see what my daughters BG is at during school and when she is away from home. She also prefers this over the paper logs, and the fact her doctors can see it live is a ++
Mother of a diabetic I love this app my son's school nurse uses it so we can both see how he is doing night and day
I love this app! I like how I'm always notified about my son's blood sugar numbers from his school nurse.
Awesome app as a parent with a diabetic child
TNeeley72 Great app!
Major time saver. This app and it's companion website aren't perfect but are quite good when it comes to diabetes logging and reporting. But it isn't necessarily these features that make BlueLoop special. Diabetes apps are almost commodity these days, but what Pam and crew have done is yet to be replicated, and that is that they care. The service is offered for free because they care, and they have built an app that really meets the needs of parents because they are also diabetic parents.
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Subtext 1.9.5 is being tested by our QA department and hopefully will be released soon.
One of the new features of the new version is the upgrade of the code scripting library for image display from Lightbox v1 to Lightbox v2, but unfortunately this introduces a breaking change. Lightbox v1 requires only the lightbox.js file, while version 2 requires 2 more libraries in order to work: scriptaculous and prototype.So if you built a custom skin that uses Lightbox v1 you have to manually update its definition inside the skin.config or skin.user.config in order to make it work with the new version.
Almost 2 months ago I wrote a post on how to add Lightbox v2 to a custom skin, but now that this library is part of the core scripts it's even easier.
A skin definition using Lightbox v1 looks like this:
<SkinTemplate ... >
<Script Src="~/scripts/lightbox.js" />
<Style href="~/scripts/lightbox.css" />
To migrate to Ligthbox v2 you have to include the following 2 script definitions inside the <Script> tag:
<Script Src="~/scripts/prototype.js" />
<Script Src="~/scripts/scriptaculous.js?load=effects" />
The final skin definition should be like that one:
<SkinTemplate ... >
<Script Src="~/scripts/prototype.js" />
<Script Src="~/scripts/scriptaculous.js?load=effects" />
<Script Src="~/scripts/lightbox.js" />
<Style href="~/scripts/lightbox.css" media="screen" />
Hope this helps smoothing the migration process to the new version of Subtext 1.9.5. If you need assistance, just contact me or write a comment to this post.
Developers blogs upgraded!!
how do you use it?If I upload my image using WLW to subtext blog is it automatically use the lightbox?
In this post How-to add Lightbox v2 to a Subtext skin, look at step 5.You need to add a rel="lightbox" to all the images you add in your post.
Hi Mr. Simone thanks for your reply. So with WLW I have to manually edit using view HTML codes right? Isn't there any other way? I mean it can be tidious if you have to add rel parameters all the time. Is that how you do it normally to post your blog? I can see that there are more customising script in your post, like the shadow for your codes. Do you manually edit the html tag? Or are there any other tools to post your blog that is more user friendly than wlw?
@bear: yep, I do it, I change code manually.For the images you don't really need to change the code in source view, because you can add a rel using the "add link" window in WLW.For the dropshadow, I just use the syntax highlighting plugin, and then wrap the output with a div tag: not a very long process.
I see.Thanks again. ;)
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What's the Best Zelda Song… Ever?
Posted on February 13 2013 by Jack Sossman
When I'm not writing video game news, I'm a part-time musician, and
recently joined up with a new band that's forming on the East Coast; a
band that will play only metal, and only music inspired by the Zelda
series. This meant that I had to go back through all the old games and
look through the music, sit down, and really think about which songs
from Zelda are... well... the best—the ones that are truly good songs.
This is hard for me, because as most of you likely know, there are a lot of emotions wrapped up with each and every single song in the Zelda series, memories of long nights and entire weekends spent with a controller in hand, lost in the land of Hyrule. I have a hard time completely divorcing myself from those emotions and viewing the music completely objectively, but that's what I've attempted to do in this article.
So I've narrowed down the entire list of Zelda songs to three entries; and I'm certain you will have your own opinions, but these are mine.


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Sound: The first song on this CD, Stephen, is a great beginning to an amazing CD. Throughout the whole CD, there are hardcore/melodic guitar riffs, great build-ups to amazing screaming, and an awesome 16 year-old drummer. All of the songs on the CD are unique in their own right, but in the same sense all have the same sound. Track #8. The Ground Folds (acoustic) shows that Senses Fail isn't another one of those hardcore bands who can only play power chords and scream, but is very instrumentally talented. This song also proves how amazing lead singer Buddy Nielson's voice is. // 10
Lyrics: All the songs on this CD have emotionally deep lyrics about heartbreak, love - lost, and in probably the deepest song on the CD, the story of the death of a close friend of Buddy's. Buddy knows when to scream, and when he sings, his voice is incredible, he never breaks or misses a note and The Ground Folds (acoustic) proves that he is one of the most talented frontmen on the scene right now. // 10
Overall Impression: This album, to me, is the early work of a band that is sure to have instant success when more people hear about them. I love every song on the album but my favourite songs are The Ground Folds (acoustic), One Eight Seven, and Stephen. What I love about this album is the song structure and how everything in the song just fits together so greatly. If this were stolen or lost, I would buy it again for sure, then hunt down the queer that stole and shove the stolen copy down his throat. I strongly recommend this CD if you are a fan of bands like Finch, Silverstein, Matchbook Romance, and other bands you'd like to throw into that category. Buy this album. Support this. // 10
Sound: Senses Fail has a unique sound to music that is heard everywhere. They aren't very popular but just by the way they have progressed and the fact that they are young you can tell they will become great. The sound is very screamo, It's not real hard rock but there is a lot of songs about death. // 10
Lyrics: The lyrics are simple yet really cool. The singer buddy has an amazing voice. He can scream great and the lyrics are really what makes the song great. The song steven is quite possibly the best song about a friend that died I've ever heard, theres no way you don't catch exactly what happens and it has a lot of emotion. // 10
Overall Impression: very good you should definitely buy it if you like melodic music. It has a great aray of guitar parts and great drums put together to make it awesome. Buy it. // 10
Sound: This album is Senses Fails first - 8 tracks. It's very pop punk influenced post hardcore/screamo-horror punk. It's got clean guitars with great drums and the singing is filled in greatly - theres parts when three people are singing at ones and theres parts where three guitars are used at once. They are very young the drummer is only/was 16 on this album and the oldest member is only 18. // 10
Lyrics: The lyrics are absolutely amazing - they have songs about a friend that died which is a very sad-awesome song/ to more songs which are about more serious issues. The lead singer buddy is an amazing vocalist and does all the back up singing as well. // 10
Overall Impression: This is a band that will surely be big soon. The most impressive songs are Stephen Free Fall Without A Parachute and One Eight Seven- all the songs are good though. The only bad part of this album is it only has eight songs. I would buy it no matter how many times I've lost it Senses Fail has became one of my favorite bands. // 10
Sound: When I first popped this into my cd player I as blown away. This cd is arguably better than there first CD: From The Depth Of Dreams. Some styles in this cd are similar to the first, but this cd definitly has the best guitars in it. And of course Buddy's screaming vocals are just way over the top. If your a senses fail fan or if you like screamo/emo you have to get this cd, I guarentee you that you will love the sound. // 10
Lyrics: The lyrics are one of the best parts of this CD. Buddys lyrics are very similar to the first album but it is still good. His singing skills definitly match with the distorted guitars, heavy bass, and crashing drums. The lyrics werent really all that good, but I have to say its fun singing these songs. // 8
Overall Impression: This album is very unique in almost every way. Coming from Bergen County, NJ I was really surprised they could pull this off. I was not only impressed by the sound and lyrics but I was also impressed by how this band just gets so popular and good by each album. My personal favorites are: "NJ Falls Into The Atlantic," "Buried A Lie," "Lady In A Blue Dress" and "Rum Is For Drinking Not For Burning." I love how buddys screaming and his blood painted lyrics just flows through the music. It almost calms you down. The only thing I hate about this CD is that even though it's longer than the first CD, it feels like this Cd is runs in a short time. If this was stolen I'd probably buy a new one if not you can burn it from a friend. I burned it for a friend and he said it was awesome. This cd comes with a DVD which shows them live in concert and a bonus track. I could give the overall impression a 5, but 4 feels like the most appropiate rating for this CD. // 8
Sound: Well this is Senses Fail's first CD, or EP, whatever you prefer. The guitar is awesome and so is the bass, this was back when Mike played an Ibanez instead of a Fender. The screaming is pretty good but I would say that the screaming in Let It Enfold You shows you that they have improved. But in my opinion the drums are some of the best things on the album, while everything else is by no means bad. // 10
Lyrics: Buddy is actually one of my favorite frontmen right now, he has an amazing voice and is awesome at screaming. His lyrics also paint a perfect picture in your head, Stephen painting the best one. Honorable mention includes Dreaming A Reality in my opinion. // 10
Overall Impression: I love this album, every song has something really cool about it. My favorites are Stephen, Dreaming A Reality and Handguns And Second Chances. I would get another copy if it were stolen or lost. This may sound kind of weird, but one of the things I love the most about this album is that the band was playing these songs way back in 2002 when they had gigs at bars and people's houses and things, and now they're on Warped Tour '05. A very successful band. // 10
Sound: Wow. This band is incredible. An awesome debut. Senses Fail is extremely innovative: combining common power chords with catchy leads and deep lyrics. The music is mainly hardcore while the lyrics deliver the emotion. The band can also interestingly transfer hardcore-sounding songs into acoustic, such as "As The Ground Folds." // 10
Lyrics: The lyrics are amazing and really intertwine with the music as a whole. The musicianship brings out the hardcore half of the band while the lyrics and vocals convey the emo half. The screaming also emphasizes both hardcore and emo traits. // 10
Overall Impression: If you are interested in hardcore/emo/screamo, this is the band for you. The most impressive songs would have to be "Stephen," "Freefall Without A Parachute," and "One Eight Seven." // 10
Sound: The band worked really hard on this one and it completely sounds great. I wasn't allowed to get this CD for a long time because of the parental advisory, but I kept nagging and nagging and my mom finally let me get it. I like how in this record they can go from incredibly soft to hardcore screaming and what not, it's pretty tight. I went to see the at emos in Austin TX and the rocked the house they are perfect live. // 10
Lyrics: The lyrics are kinna dark but very well put together. They go well with the music. Buddy (the singer) is so incredibly amazing at hitting the high notes the low notes, he's just a great vocalist no matter what kinna music you like, and Buddy and Mike (bassist) both do the screaming. // 10
Overall Impression: It is a great album, the guitar, bass, drum, and vocal work on this disc is amazing. They are one of my favorite bands. There is nothing that I dislike on this intire album, I would stongly recomend you buy it or burn it. // 10


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- n. French characterized by numerous borrowings from English.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License
- proper n. French terms or expressions recently borrowed from the English language.
- proper n. The poor French spoken by anglophones.
Forget the honorary knighthood, you know you're famous when the French coin a Franglais soubriquet for you.
Which, by the way, I had a little 'Franglais' mix-up today along these lines.
MacArthur's friends were very welcoming and the group of us conducted a conversation -- which often had to be shouted above the loud music -- in "Franglais" (French and English mixed) throughout the evening.
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I took that information as an opportunity to refresh my knowledge of French, so I offered to translate the resort's rules into French so they can be handed out to the Quebecoise when they come in ... of course that's a much easier project with the help of so many online translators, but it was fun to read through it and tweak it - and today I met a woman from Montreal at the pool with whom I attempted a bit of a conversation with my rusty "Franglais"!
High in the French Pyrenees lies the little mountain village of Franglais, as quiet and peaceful a place as you could imagine … until her favorite son comes home.
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Franglais means taking French flavors and American preparations, or American flavors and French preparations, and mashing them up into something delicious.
So, to add a bit of France back into this Franglais classic, I cream fresh chèvre, or goat cheese, into a simple dip composed of caramelized shallots, chives, and sour cream.
So, to add a bit of France back into this Franglais classic, I cream fresh chèvre, or goat cheese, into a simple dip composed of caramelized shallots, chives, and sour cream.
(Franglais) = After, we'll put our feet in the water.
We are much more relaxed about babies, now, and therefore speak in French, English ... and sometimes Franglais!


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In this module you will study three exciting topics in contemporary science which will provide you with a broad understanding of OU level 1 science. These topics include Human genetics and health issues, which deals with our genes – an area at the forefront of medical science and Empire of the microbes, which explores the intriguing world of bacteria, viruses, yeast and other microscopic organisms. To allow some specialisation between studying health sciences or environmental sciences you will have a choice between Molecules, medicines and drugs, which explores drug development, infection and disease and The frozen planet, which explains the science behind the polar regions.
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This is all you get and I wouldn't even call this selection of interfaces scanty. Two USB ports, one of which is originally reserved for the optical drive, might be insufficient, while such little things as a video output, FireWire and a digital audio output are not to be mentioned – this notebook is meant for work, not for play! If you buy such notebooks for your employees, you can rest assured that they won't be having too much fun with them.
The bottom of the notebook presents some reading matter to you:
Numerous informational stickers and a connector for a docking station are typical of IBM products. The speakers, doing double duty as air inlets, are located in the bottom of the front part of the case:
The sound will be bad if you have the notebook on your laps, but again – have you forgot already that this notebook is meant exclusively for work? So, the real problem is not that the sound is bad but that the air inlets are blocked by your laps. This is not so good for the "ideal work tool" concept.
The input devices don't need long descriptions. You'll understand everything in an instant if you have ever dealt with an IBM. If you have not, I'll give you some facts. IBM still ignores the Windows and the Context Menu keys, but they do put a label "Designed for Microsoft Windows XP" on the notebook and this operating system is recommended as preferable on the IBM website, although the user loses some OS-related functions without those keys. For example, the shortcuts involving the Windows key are absolutely and irritatingly unavailable. The rest is quite common, though:
The traditional "Access IBM" button is long known to all admirers of the company, but I want to say thanks for the volume control and mute sound buttons. This is already something above the bare minimum. The separately placed Print Screen, Scroll Lock and Pause keys are handy, too:
I can't say the same about the cursor-controlling devices, however.
IBM's implementation of the pointing stick is in fact the best existing, but I think a touchpad is still much better than any TrackPoint. A TrackPoint does not give you the same positioning accuracy and you cannot avoid touching it accidentally with you fingers and moving the cursor randomly as you're typing text. Well, as I said above, there are many people who like this device, even despite its drawbacks.
There is one feature of the ThinkPad X40 that I would like to see implemented on other notebooks as well. It is the keyboard highlighting lamp built into the lid. It does help a lot in the evening and in darkness.
The screen is generally good, with uniform backlighting, large viewing angles, lush colors, natural reproduction of body tones, and without any clipping. The maximum brightness is not very high, and the matrix is not very fast, but the latter thing is not relevant for an office machine.


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installation of boundary fencing and acoustic barriers. Traffic
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Travel Information - Air - The nearest airport is Jodhpur (135 kms), Jaipur (293 kms).Rail - Nagaur is connected with Jodhpur, Bikaner & Delhi Jaipur via Merta Road.Bus - Regular buses operate from Nagaur to Ajmer, Jodhpur, Bikaner, Jaipur & Delhi.Tourist Places in Nagaur DistrictNagaur Fort - Sandy fort; centrally located; 2nd century old; witnessed many battles; lofty walls & spacious campus; having many palaces & temples inside. Tarkeen Dargah - Most renowned after the Ajmer Dargah; sacred place for Muslims & Sufis.rajasthanhelp.blogspot.com/2011/10/nagaur-rajasthan.html
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The tower and museum are open from Saturday, 12th March 2016, between 2pm and 5pm daily. In October, we are open weekends only and we will be closed between November 2016 and March 2017.
The Crampton Tower Museum is a fascinating small museum is partly housed in a flint tower adjacent to the Broadstairs Railway Station. The tower formed part of the first Broadstairs public water supply and was put in repair by Thanet District Council. Thomas Russel Crampton is perhaps chiefly remembered as a designer of locomotives and of railways...[more]
Thomas Crampton was born on 6th August 1816, his parents... [more]
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The New MTV Video Roundup Ep. 16.5: Lions Lions, Nonpoint, Otherwise
With so many excellent videos floating around, sometimes you just cant get to them all, but we here at Get eXposed Music surely can, but once a week just isn't enough. As we continue to pick up the slack for MTV (even though they still have a Music Video Awards show for some reason), use this trio of new videos to enrich your life with the sound of music (of something hokey like that) and to help tide you over until the next episode of "The New MTV."
Lions Lions - "Grounded"
The band has released the music video for their track "Grounded." For the music video, the band decided to focus on the topic of homelessness awareness. The music video for "Grounded" was directed by James Barbosa and Robert Nordberg and also edited by James Barbosa.
Nonpoint - "I Said It"
Nonpoint has premiered a new video for "I Said It" from their recently released, self-titled new album (Razor & Tie). The song is asecond look from the band's current album. The video was directed by Ramon Boutisveth (All That Remains, For Today, P.O.D.) and shot in Madison WIat the Majestic Theater.
Otherwise - "I Don't Apologize (1000 Pictures)"
Sin City's rock breakout Otherwise has premiered the music video for their new single, "I Don't Apologize (1000 Pictures)." The song is a heartbreak anthem that most anyone who's had a difficult break can relate to.


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Game developer Titmouse announced that it has secured the rights to fiction in seminal boobs, sci-fi and sorcery comic magazine Heavy Metal. Titmouse will mak games based on the mag's most popular stories, starting with an action game based on Fistful of Blood. Titmouse (which has the right name for the job) will work closely with Heavy Metal publisher and Teenager Mutant Ninja Turtles creator Kevin Eastman.
Described as an "over-the-top action game about an Alien Bounty Huntress who comes to earth in search of the creature that killed her father, only to find herself caught in a blood feud between rival gangs of Vampires and Zombies," Fistful of Blood will contain "enough aliens, zombies, vampires, guns, blood, gore, vengeance, and sexy chicks... to take down a stampeding elephant." That's how Aaron Habibipour, creative director for Titmouse Games describes the title.
Information on consoles, release date or other details haven't been revealed as of yet. But I've put in a call to Titmouse and hope to have some more details for you soon. Titmouse has vowed to "keep it real" with digital downloads, so I gotta imagine Fistful of Blood and future Heavy Metal inspired games will be download titles.


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9 a.m.: Expo and exhibits open
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