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From ornate Art Deco bars to fortune telling parakeets
Bugis is a commercial area in Singapore with a colourful past and plenty to do for both the well-heeled and those looked for travel oddities. The precinct no longer retains any of the hallmarks of what made its name notorious in the 1950's – 1980's (its transgender community, rat-infested drains, hawkers, sidewalk bars and night market shopping) but it continues to be a tourist destination for its street and mall shopping and general sheer hubbub. Regardless of interest, Bugis will have something for you.
For the Well-Heeled
The Parkview Museum is a private museum located in what is referred to by locals as the "Gotham City" building for its majestic Art Deco exterior. The museum is owned by the Parkview Group and showcases exhibitions to the public.
The Group's extensive art collection is impressive. It includes the largest Salvador Dali collection outside of Spain, more than 10,000 works of Chinese art, including paintings and stone Buddhist carvings, as well as masterpieces from Italy, Austria, Germany, France and America. Entrance is free of charge, with groups visits by appointment only.
The glorious Art Deco exterior of Parkview Square is celebrated in the building's interior lobby, which is home to ATLAS, a bar that caters to dining and drinking in a lush, wonderous atmosphere. The bar is serviced by Bartender Roman Foltán, formerly of London's award-winning Artesian at the Langham, and menu delivered by Executive Chef Daniele Sperindio.
It's list of awards aside, the ambience at the Intercontinental Hotel makes for a pleasant pause during an itinerary of sight-seeing and shopping in the Bugis precinct. The architecture and decor of the hotel recall heritage shophouses from bygone days, ornate living areas of traditional Peranakan homes and colonial charm from the British era.
Down the Rabbit Hole
If you're looking for the strange, something a bit unusual, weird or wacky, the colourful arena of Bugis Junction will have something for you.
These colourful spiral staircases in the back alley of Bugis Village have graced many Instagram profiles, but we wonder if the snap-happy know the story behind their origins. In the 1920's, when public sanitation involved manual removal of so-called "night-soil" buckets, night-soil carriers would climb these stairs to replace buckets full of excrement. Ghetto Singapore has more detail with some great photos from the archives detailing the architecture and use.
A community of fortune telling vendors commune on Waterloo Street offering a glimpse of your future using cards, palms, astrological readings and other mysterious means. It's a curious sight. Come with a fair share of scepticism and if you choose to participate, we strongly encourage you to regard this as a quirky activity and not the basis for a blueprint for your life.
With a stop at Bugis Street Market on most tourist itineraries, we have to point out the t-shirts on sale which are printed with odd, and often hilarious, sayings. It does make one scratch one's head with wonder at why someone deemed these wearable, but given, they are funny. If there is someone in your life who would wear a t-shirt saying, "I don't need Google, my wife knows everything" or "I'm not insane, my mother had me tested," this is the souvenir stop for you.


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CPR training saves lives, and it did just that for my friend and business mentor for Key Hyundai's success and my own Dealer For The People leadership, Greg Goebel.
After fast-acting CPR saved Greg's life at a marathon, I decided as the Dealer For The People, to make sure Key Hyundai solution providers are trained in this life-saving procedure.
Today, I'm proud to report 11 Key Hyundai solution providers are Red Cross certified in CPR training, and we now have AED defibrillators at both Key Hyundai of Milford and Key Hyundai of Manchester new and used car dealerships.
Take a quick listen to my Nicer, Newer News video about how this successful training came about, and what it means for the Key Hyundai customers and community:
I HOPE WE NEVER EVER have to use these devices, but I am proud that should the need arise, Key Hyundai solution providers are trained, willing and able to lend a life-saving hand.
I'd love to hear your thoughts, especially if CPR training has affected your community! Write me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Do you know how much your car payment should be, or do you just find a car you want and think you'll figure it out later? Sometimes our new and used car shoppers at Key Hyundai of Milford and Key Hyundai of Manchester don't know what they want to spend, and this is a mistake.
Here's some Dealer For The People advice: know how much you want to spend on a car payment before you ever walk into a dealership.
I hear a lot of car shoppers struggle with determining how much car they can afford, and question much their car payment can comfortably be. Here is a quick Nicer, Newer News video to give you smart advice on determining your car payment.
Don't strap yourself into a car you can't afford to drive. And if you are already there, come visit our solution providers at Key Hyundai and let us help you get you out of that car and into something you will love to drive. Got questions? Email me at email@example.com.
It's September, which means pediatric cancer awareness month, which is really big deal for all Connecticut new and used Hyundai dealers, especially this Dealer For The People!
Hyundai Hope On Wheels makes it possible to donate life-saving funds to hospitals and research centers right where Hyundai dealers live and work.
I'm so proud that again this year, Connecticut Children's Medical Center was the recipient of a Hope On Wheels donation.
None of this would be possible without Hyundai customers. As a Hyundai owner, you helped contribute to Hyundai Hope On Wheels, Hyundai's charitable organization to help cure pediatric cancer and together, we are making a huge difference in the lives of so many people.
Connecticut Children's Medical Center is close to my heart, and let me tell you why. Here is my Nicer, Newer News video sharing our Hyundai Hope On Wheels donation, and why I think CT Childrens Medical Center is so remarkable:
Thank you for helping fund such a great medical center right in our own state. I'm proud of Hyundai for donating to hospitals like CT Childrens Medical Center right here in the community, and I'm very grateful to you for helping make this happen.
Do you have a charity you'd like featured on a Nicer, Newer News video? I'd love to hear about it at email@example.com.
Have you ever wondered if Jill Merriam, Dealer For The People at CT's new and used car dealer Key Hyundai, is real? Plenty of people do! We get asked all the time if I'm an actress, a character, just a voice on the radio, or, in fact, maybe, just maybe, the real deal!
Here's proof: I'm Jill Merriam, Dealer For The People at Key Hyundai, and just ask my kids, I'm as real as it gets. I'm a friend, sister, daughter, wife, community leader, business owner, mentor, new and used car dealer, and mom. I'd like to introduce you to my beautiful children, who are truly going back to school!
Take a quick listen to my Nicer, Newer News video and meet my cool kids ready for school:
Even if your school days are over, there's something exciting about September. I'm pumped for the new school year, and know my kids are too! Are you?
What does September mean to you? I'd love to hear about it at firstname.lastname@example.com! For me, I'm not going back to school, but I'm always learning new things about cars, financing, people, leading, business and community! I love to learn!
Are self-driving cars the end of an industry?
What will bring down the auto industry? Could it be a car that drives itself?
Hi, it's Jill Merriam, Dealer For The People at Key Hyundai, and as a CT small business leader and owner, I often need to think BIG PICTURE about the auto industry. Lately, I've been giving a lot of thought to self-driving vehicles. Take a listen to this Nicer, Newer News video and see why:
Are self-driving cars the wave of the future? Is it the end of an industry? I'd love to hear your thoughts at email@example.com.


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The 5th of April in the year 2020
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Maryland Small Ruminant Page
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National Scrapie Eradication Program
Information on the USDA program to eradicate scrapie from the US sheep population and requirements for sheep producers
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The Merck Veterinary Manual
The Merck Veterinary Manual provides comprehensive, up-to-date, and accurate animal heath info.
Sheep Husbandry Supplies
Premier 1
Specializing in sheep and goat supplies, clipper blades/combs/cutter sharpening, and portable electric fencing
Sheep Suits
Fabric coats for sheep to keep fleeces clean
The Wool Tinker
Sheep coats to keep fleeces clean. Also teaches fiber art classes and workshops
Quality sheep products including trusted brands and good prices (other species, too)
Pipestone Veterinary Services
Full line of supplies for sheep and other species' health and care. Can consult with vets on staff
Specializing in sheep and goat handling equipment, gates, chutes, pens and feeding systems
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Source of organic seed, feed and animal health products
Hemp's Clippers and Supply
Clipper blades, combs, cutters and shears for livestock
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Finger Lakes Fiber Festival
Two day fiber festival dedicated to fiber art education with a special focus on hand spinning yarn
Shepherd's Wool Market
A small, one-day fiber festival with about a dozen local vendors of fiber and related goods
New York State Sheep and Wool Festival
Large fiber festival two hours north of New York City
Central NY Fiber Artists and Producers
Fiber festival in central New York state.
Garden State Sheep Breeders
A non-profit, educational organization promoting sheep and wool products in NJ.
Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival
The largest sheep and wool festival in the US.
Kentucky Wool Festival
Fiber festival in the heart of Kentucky
Michigan Fiber Festival
Michigan's largest fiber festival
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Acorn Works Fiber Processing
Fiber mill in NY offering washing, picking and carding of all types of fiber. Excellent service!
Stonehedge Fiber Mill
Full service fiber mill in MI offering washing to spinning - long wools a specialty.
Gurdy Run Farm and Woolen Mill
Full service fiber mill in PA offering washing to spinning yarn, also felt and core spun yarn
Zeilinger Wool Company
Full service fiber mill in MI offering full processing and many woolen products for sale
Twist of Fate Spinnery, LLP
Full service fiber mill in CT offering washing to spinning yarn, also felt and shearing services
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Fiber mill in MI offering processing to batting and roving.
Custom Spinning, Weaving and Knitting
MacAusland's Woolen Mills
Mill specializing in spinning and weaving your wool into blankets
Frog Creek Socks
Company producing quality knit socks using natural fiber yarns - works with farms/mills to help grow local fiber demand
Bedfellows Blankets
Custom weaving of blankets from your yarns
Custom weaving of blankets, rugs and other products using your yarn (does no fiber processing)
Favorite Perodicals
Spin-Off Magazine
THE magazine for hand spinners. Whether you use a spindle or spinning wheel, Spin Off is a must read!
Handwoven Magazine
Step into the world of weaving with Handwoven magazine, the best weaving magazine on the market!
Black Sheep Newsletter
Friendly, family style magazine for shepherds and fiber enthusiasts
Sheep! Magazine
Magazine covering a wide variety of topics on interest to shepherds.
The Shepherd
Magazine for shepherds covering nutrition, health, management, emerging science and industry resources
The Banner
The nation's largest all-breeds sheep magazine. Results posted of all sheep shows and sales.
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Genesee Valley Handspinners Guild
Promoting the art of spinning in upstate New York since 1985
Black Sheep Handspinners Guild
Hand spinning guild in the Ithaca, NY area
American Cotswold Record Association
18 Elm St. PO Box 59, Plympton, MA 02367
Cotswold Breeders Association
PO Box 441, Manchester, MD 21102
Natural Colored Wool Growers Association
The NCWGA assists members in the development and promotion of naturally-colored sheep and their wool.
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Bucks County Fur Products
Tannery for sheep skins and hides of other species.
Dairy One
Professional laboratory for testing of forage, soil and water samples.
Super Sire Ltd.
Providing AI services for sheep from a large catalog of US and foreign registered rams.
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Hello, Peel Readers,
The boy and I are heading to my house in Maine for the holidays! I'm beyond excited. For years I got to watch my siblings bring their significant others to family events, and now I finally get to do the same. Mom, I love you, but I'm glad that you cannot crawl into bed with me this Christmas morning! But, before we get home we have a super-duper 4.5 hour drive ahead of us and a few pit stops. We've got the pomegranate seeds ready for a morning meal and those will hold us over for the first little bit of our drive. Since I believe in full disclosure, we will be stopping to get McDonald's hash browns. It's tradition. Whenever I drive home and back I always factor in a McMuffin and hash brown meal. Ahh, crispy indulgence followed by some powerful antioxidants ! We'll be stopping in Montpelier, VT to see his mom who is going to take us to this (apparently) awesome local & organic diner that has lots of vegan and gluten free options. My stomach is already flipping with joy! Then we're going to travel through NH, passing my former boarding school, and stopping at this great coffee shop in Bethlehem, NH called Maia Papaya. Honestly, if you are ever driving through the Twin Mountain region stop in. I do every time. The food is great, the ladies are wonderful, and there are tons of boardgames, books, and magazines that will entice you to stay longer and order more drinks. Then comes the 2.5 hour, boring trek on Route 2. I admit I almost fell asleep last time I was driving home, so hopefully having another person with me will help.
We won't be in the 207 for long, only Friday to Monday, and I plan on writing a few posts during down time and updating everyone with lots of mistletoe, vomit inducing, lovey-dovey pictures. And food snapshots, of course! It was a bitter sweet discovery finding my camera that has been hiding for months, and then realizing my memory card has decided to stay in permanent "lock mode." Girl can't catch a break, huh? #firstworldproblems. Good thing mom has extras lying around.
Anyway, Remember: try to stick to your (possibly new) healthy morals, but don't be too hard on yourself; you best believe I'll be eating bucket loads of shrimp! Also, just wanted to let everyone know that I didn't stop writing the food diary because I've been a naughty girl. I just realized it was insanely dull, and I can tell you more interesting anecdotes that would address my eating habits and health opinions far better.
I leave you with this: Dom Mazzetti. Everyone has their YouTube funny-(wo)man guru. Some people are of the school of Jenna Marble thought, but I roll deep with Dom Mazzetti. He also so happens to have a video on rolling deep. Truthfully, this isn't my favorite one of his, but I'm trying to keep with the Christmas spirit (language warning!)
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TURBOMOLE Release Notes
Latest Release
TURBOMOLE V7.4 (July 2019)
New features:
- Nuclear coupling constants (Fermi contact term) at HF and DFT level
- All-electron relativistic NMR shielding constants (one-component DLU-X2C)
[ https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.jctc.8b01084 ]
- Error-consistent segmented contracted relativistic all-electron basis sets for NMR shielding constants
[ https://doi.org/10.1039/C9CP02382H ]
- inclusion of libxc (https://tddft.org/programs/libxc/)
- Range-separated DFT functionals
(ground state energy+gradient, NMR and TDDFT UV/Vis and CD spectra)
- Semi-Empiric:
- Grimme's xTB (tight binding, GFN1 and GFN2) - energy+gradients
- Two-component BSE and cBSE [ https://doi.org/10.1063/1.5051028 ]
- Hybrid functionals in two-component (full) TDDFT [ https://doi.org/10.1063/1.5094244 ]
- Contour deformation in GW [ https://doi.org/10.1063/1.5094244 ]
- Fast beyond-RPA perturbative corrections (AXK, ACSOSEX, bare 2nd-order exchange) with RI approximation
[ https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.jctc.8b00777 ]
- Fast beyond-RPA perturbative corrections (AXK, ACSOSEX, bare 2nd-order exchange) with RI approximation
- Finite nucleus model also for non-relativistic treatments
- Cbas for def2-type basis sets of f-elements [ https://doi.org/10.1080/00268976.2018.1433336 ]
- OMP parallelization of nearly all modules
- Semi-numeric approximation in escf and aoforce
- RI-K in egrad and aoforce
- Improved efficiency, memory handling and symmetry exploitation in X2C gradients and energies
[ https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.jctc.8b01084 ]
- Extended DFT grids for relativistic all-electron calculations [ https://doi.org/10.1039/C9CP02382H ]
- new and faster integrals for COSMO gradients
- New default: Usage of Intel MPI (version 2019)
NOTE: Intel MPI might need additional settings for some
network interconnects like Infiniband, but also affects the
way the parallel MPI binaries are using CPU and core pinning.
TmoleX (4.5) now supports:
- New Methods:
- semi-empiric (MOPAC) and tight binding (xTB)
- hyperpolarizabilities
- customizable list of functionals
- job templates redesigned
- Combine Results feature extended
TURBOMOLE V7.3 (July 2018)
New features:
- PNO-CCSD(T0) and PNO-CCSD(T) energies for closed-shell systems [1]
- new DFT-D4 dispersion correction based on xTB [2]
- modernized NMR (with RI-J, COSMO, meta-GGAs, low-order scaling HF-exchange, SMP parallelization) [3]
VCD spectra using COSMO
- periodic DFT with larger basis sets (treatment of linear dependency)
- two-photon absorption cross sections and analytic frequency-dependent hyperpolarizabilities with TDDFT/TDHF [4]
- X2C gradients for 1- and 2-component DFT, full X2C and DLU-X2C [5]
- vibronic absorption/emission spectra (new module: radless) [6]
- CC2 vertical excited states with COSMO [7]
- NTO (natural transition orbitals) for TDDFT
- RI-GW based on dRPA (very fast GW and BSE) [8]
- GW and Bethe-Salpeter based on fast dRPA
- support of RI-J and linear scaling HF exchange in NMR calculations
- PNO-MP2 closed shell energy calculations significantly more efficient
- new scripts for parallel execution which recognize the most frequently used queuing systems
TmoleX (4.4) now supports:
- PNO-MP2, PNO-CCSD, PNO-CCSD(T0) and PNO-CCSD(T)
- DFT-D4 dispersion correction
- X2C relativistic two-component treatment for spin-orbit coupling terms, and new X2C basis sets
- Fukui indices and functions (calculation and visualization)
- movie exports to mp4 file format
- B97-3c functional
[1] G. Schmitz, C. Hättig, D. Tew, Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys. 16, 22167-22178 (2014),
[2] E. Caldeweyher, C. Bannwarth, S. Grimme, J. Chem. Phys., 147, 034112, (2017)
E. Caldeweyher, S. Ehlert, A. Hansen, H. Neugebauer, S. Grimme, J.Chem. Phys. 2018, in progress.
C. Bannwarth, S. Ehlert, S. Grimme, J. Chem. Theory Comput. 2018, in progress.
[3] K. Reiter, F. Mack, F. Weigend, J. Chem. Theory Comput., 14(1), 191-197, (2018)
[4] S. M. Parker, D. Rappoport, F. Furche, J. Chem. Theory Comput., 14, 807-819, (2018)
[5] Y. J. Franzke, N. Middendorf, F. Weigend, J. Chem. Phys., 148, 104110, (2018)
[6] E. Tapavicza, F. Furche, D. Sundholm, J. Chem. Theory Comput., 12(10), 5058-5066, (2016)
[7] S. K. Khani, A. M. Khah, C. Haettig, Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys., 20, 16354-16363, (2018)
[8] C. Holzer, W. Klopper, to be published
TURBOMOLE V7.2.1 (November 2017)
Turbomole version 7.2 shows (on some CPU types with AVX2 and newer) unexpected behavior when running the SMP parallel version (job seems to run, but does not proceed). It also refuses to run on older Linux distributions and stops with a GLIBC error.
In addition, we have been asked about an own version for the new AMD CPU types (Ryzen and EPYC). And we had a couple of user requests, see list below.
We thus release a minor update, version 7.2.1, which includes a couple of changes:
Technical issues:
- parallel SMP version runs stable also on new CPU types
- new optimized binaries for the latest AMD CPU family
- minimum requirement for GLIBC version reduced to GLIBC_2.4 and should now run on older Linux versions too
- TTEST script failed due to security changes of Perl on newest Debian (and alike) distributions, fixed
New features:
- new X2C basis set family included [1]
- XCFun functionals (M06-L, ...) enabled in MPI version
- MPI server task can now be sent to sleep during the calculation, reduces the CPU usage of this task distributing process.
export TM_SERVERSLEEP=on (see documentation)
- NumForce uses all CPUs from the $PARNODES variable if PARA_ARCH=SMP is set
Bug fixes:
- fix problem with RECL error when using aoforce
- fix of point charge gradients for MPI version (7.2 gives NaN in some cases)
- improved TDDFT restart
- EDA keyword recognition modified
- changes which lead to a more stable behavior if small molecules are calculated with a large number of CPUs
TmoleX (4.3.2):
- visualization of periodic geometry optimizations in 1D and 2D corrected
- improved import of old TmoleX projects
- spectra plot, corrected plot range
- assignment of memory for TmoleX itself under Windows corrected
[1] Patrik Pollak and Florian Weigend
Segmented Contracted Error-Consistent Basis Sets of Double- and Triple-ζ Valence Quality for One- and Two-Component
Relativistic All-Electron Calculations
Journal of Chemical Theory and Computation 2017 13 ( 8 ), 3696-3705
TURBOMOLE V7.2 (July 2017)
New features:
- VCD spectra (Hartree-Fock and DFT) [1]
- Vibrational frequency calculations with COSMO
- Periodic boundary conditions: [2]
- optimization of unit cells
- density of state plots
- plots of crystal orbitals
- improved OpenMP parallelization
- in core storage of RI integrals
- Bethe-Salpeter excitation energies [3]
- two-photon transition moments at CC2 level [4]
- local hybrid functionals [5]
- phosphorescense lifetimes using (SOC-PT-)CC2 [6]
- AIM critical points (attractors, bonds, rings, others)
- Fukui functions
- PBE and PBE0 functionals for NMR chemical shieldings
- new functionals: B97-3c and SCAN [7]
- Nonadiabatic molecular dynamics using spin-unrestricted TDDFT [8]
- new and more stable TDDFT solver [9]
- faster and more stable RI-RPA
- GlobalArray library removed, new shared-memory implementation for MPI jobs (ridft/rdgrad)
- new OpenMP/MPI hybrid parallelization of dscf, grad, aoforce, ricc2, pnoccsd
- internal full 64bit data model as default (former 'huge' version)
- reduced output of parallel versions (no slave.* files any more)
- usage of internal 64bit data models lead to virtually no limitations for size of the molecules or memory usage
- TmoleX 4.3:
- AIM (atoms in molecules) visualization of critical points
- Project/Job management: change order of jobs, move jobs from on project to another project
- better support for periodic boundary condition calculations (cif file import, optimization of the unit cell, weight derivatives,...)
- builder with stereochemical description (R/S) and modifications
- density of states
- new job template editor
- SMILES support (also in batch jobs)
- easier and interactive generation of population properties (Mulliken, NBO, Loewdin, Wiberg, Paboon)
- improved combinatorial library tool
[1] K. Reiter, M. Kuehn, and F. Weigend,
Vibrational circular dichroism spectra for large molecules and molecules with heavy elements
The Journal of Chemical Physics 146, 054102 (2017)
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4974897
[2] R. Lazarski, A. M. Burow, L. Grajciar, M. Sierka,
Density Functional Theory for Molecular and Periodic Systems Using Density Fitting and Continuous Fast Multipole Method: Analytical Gradients
J. Comput. Chem. 2016, 37, 2518-2526
[3] K. Krause, W. Klopper
Implementation of the Bethe-Salpeter equation in the TURBOMOLE program
J. Comput. Chem. 2017, 38, 383-388
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/jcc.24688
[4] D. H. Friese, C. Haettig, K. Ruud
Calculation of two-photon absorption strengths with the approximate coupled cluster singles and doubles model CC2 using the resolution-of-identity approximation
Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys. 2012, 14, 1175-1184
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1039/C1CP23045J
[5] H. Bahmann, M. Kaupp
Efficient self-consistent implementation of local hybrid functionals
J. Chem. Theory Comput., 11, 1540-1548, (2015)
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1021/ct501137x
S. Klawohn, H. Bahmann, M. Kaupp
Implementation of molecular gradients for local hybrid density functionals using seminumerical integration techniques
J. Chem. Theory Comput. 12, 4254-4262, (2016)
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1021/acs.jctc.6b00486
T. M. Maier, H. Bahmann, M. Kaupp
Efficient semi-numerical implementation of global and local hybrid functionals for time-dependent density functional theory.
J. Chem. Theory Comput. 11, 4226-4237, (2015)
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1021/acs.jctc.5b00624
[6] B. Helmich-Paris, C. Haettig, C. van Wuellen
Spin-Free CC2 Implementation of Induced Transitions between Singlet Ground and Triplet Excited States
J Chem Theory Comput. 2016, 12(4), 1892-904
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.jctc.5b01197
[7] SCAN: https://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/1511/1511.01089.pdf
B97-3c: S. Grimme et al, in preparation
[8] J. C. Vincent, M. Muuronen, K. C. Pearce, L. N. Mohanam, E. Tapavicza, F. Furche
That Little Extra Kick: Nonadiabatic Effects in Acetaldehyde Photodissociation
J. Phys. Chem. Lett., 7, (2016), 4185 - 4190
[9] F. Furche, B. Krull, B. D. Nguyen, J. Kwon
Accelerating molecular property calculations with nonorthonormal Krylov space methods
J. Chem. Phys., 144, (2016), 174105
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4947245
Previous Releases
TURBOMOLE V7.1 (July 2016)
New features:
- DFT calculations for periodic systems (riper) [1]
- Analytic gradients now allow geometry optimizations
- ECPs are available for energy and gradient calculations
- fractional occupation and smearing for metals
- band structure plots and visualization of the density
- DFT-D3 dispersion correction for energies and gradients
- RI-RPA gradients for unrestricted calculations (rirpa) [2]
- genetic algorithm for global structure optimization (see DoDo section in the manual) [3]
- COSMO isorad analytic gradients (rdgrad/grad)
- faster Davidson algorithm for TDDFT [4]
Nonorthonormal Krylov space methods in combination with RI methods yielding 2-5 fold speedups in (TD)HF and hybrid (TD)DFT response calculations.
- OpenMP/MPI parallel version of 2nd analytic derivatives (aoforce)
- pob-TZVP basis set added for periodic boundary condition RI-DFT. [5]
- New scripts and tools:
- MD postprocessing tools for internal coordinates and rotational constants (log2int, log2rc)
- tm2ezspec - create input for ezspectrum (Franck-Condon factors, Krylov group: iopenshell.usc.edu/downloads/
- panama - generate input for visualization of unrelaxed difference
densities from escf output
- IBO (intrinsic bond orbital) analysis (proper)
- TmoleX 4.2:
- support of periodic boundary condition RI-DFT calculations
- visualization of band structures
- easier generation of user-definded building blocks in molecular builder
- generation of combinatorial libraries by automatic permutation of substitutives
[1] For details of the periodic boundary condition implementation, see
and the list of publications on those sites
[2] Analytical First Order Molecular Properties and Forces Within The Adiabatic Connection Random Phase Approximation A. M. Burow, J. E. Bates, F. Furche, H. Eshuis J. Chem. Theory Comput., 2014, 10 (1), 180-194 http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/ct4008553
[3] Synergy between theory and experiment in structure resolution of low-dimensional oxides. M. Sierka Prog. Surf. Sci. 2010, 85, 398-434 http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.progsurf.2010.07.004
[4] Accelerating molecular property calculations with nonorthonormal Krylov space methods, F. Furche, B. T. Krull, B. D. Nguyen, J. Kwon J. Chem. Phys. 2016, 144, 174105 http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4947245
[5] Consistent Gaussian basis sets of triple-zeta valence with polarization quality for solid-state calculations. M.F. Peintinger, D. V. Oliveira, T. Bredow J Comput Chem. 2013, 34(6), 451-9 http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/jcc.23153
TURBOMOLE V7.0 (June 2015)
New features:
- DFT calculations for periodic systems (new module: riper)
riper is a module for the calculation of ground state energies
for molecular and periodic systems at the RI-DFT level [1]
- Low-scaling MP2 and MP2-F12 (new module: pnoccsd)
The pnoccsd program contains pair natural orbital-based
correlation methods (hybrid OSV-PNO approximation) with low-cost
scaling for large systems. (currently restricted to MP2) [2,3]
- Two-component of CCS, ADC(2), CIS(inf), and CC2 excitation energies
and excited state transtition moments for ADC(2) and CC2 (ricc2) [4]
- Self-defined and several pre-defined density functionals (ridft, rdgrad, dscf, grad, aoforce, escf)
now available through the XCFun library version 1.99 (https://repo.ctcc.no/projects/xcfun/wiki)
- RI-RPA is now parallelized with OpenMP (rirpa)
- No program limitation for the number of atoms and the number of basis functions
- New scripts and tools:
- Interactive property program (new module: proper)
proper is an interactive program for first-order properties
(expectation values) from one-electron densities, population
analysis, and generation of interface files for visualization
- Energy decomposition analysis (EDA) (ridft and new module promowa)
- Grimme PBEh-3c functional, including DFT-D3 and gCP [5]
- Interactive property program (new module: proper)
- TmoleX 4.1:
- Coupling to the 2D structure editor JChempaint
- 2-c ECPs
- excited state potential energy scans
- re-engineered the Orbital/Density Plot
- remote machine administration simplified and extended
Bug fixes:
- Automatic clean-up of memory by the SMP/GA version of ridft/rdgrad
for stability.
[1] Roman Łazarski, Asbjörn M. Burow, and Marek Sierka, Density Functional Theory for Molecular and Periodic Systems Using Density Fitting and Continuous Fast Multipole Methods, Journal of Chemical Theory and Computation, Article ASAP, DOI: 10.1021/acs.jctc.5b00252 (http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/acs.jctc.5b00252)
[2] G. Schmitz, B. Helmich, C. Haettig. A O(N 3) scaling PNO-MP2 method using a hybrid OSV-PNO approach with an iterative direct generation of OSVs. Mol. Phys. 111, 2463-2476 (2013)
[3] G. Schmitz, C. Haettig, D.P. Tew. Explicitly correlated PNO-MP2 and PNO-CCSD and its application to the S66 set and large molecular systems. Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys. 16, 22167-33178 (2014)
[4] K. Krause and W. Klopper, Description of spin-orbit coupling in excited states with two-component methods based on approximate coupled-cluster theory, J. Chem. Phys., 142 (2015), 104109
[5] S. Grimme, J. G. Brandenburg, C. Bannwarth, A. Hansen JCP, submitted
TURBOMOLE V6.6 (June 2014)
New features:
- Reaction path optimization (new module: woelfling) The optimization starts with a linear synchronous transit (LST) followed by a chain-of-states method that optimizes reaction paths under the sole constraint of equally spaced structures. In contrast to Nudged Elastic Band or Growing String Method, it requires no spring forces, interpolation algorithms,or other heuristics to control structure distribution. [1]
- First order electron vibration coupling (new module: evib)
- Many body perturbation theory in the GW approximation (escf)
- Solvation effects on excited states ADC(2) with COSMO (ricc2)
- The M06 and M06-2X functionals (ridft, rdgrad, dscf, grad, aoforce, escf)
The XCFun library is now used for easier interchange of new functioals.
- CCSD(T) energy with interference-corrected MP2-F12 (ricc2)
- RI-RPA gradients available (rirpa)
- Two-component RI-RPA energies (rirpa)
- Two-component TD-DFT for spin-orbit effects (escf)
- VV10 like density based dispersion correction (ridft, rdgrad) [2]
- MP2/COSMO is included in ricc2. The rimp2 module is removed since all functionalities are now available in ricc2.
- New def2 basis sets for the Lanthanides [3]
- New scripts and tools:
- scanprep. Prepares a scan along frozen internal coordinates
- log2rog. Calculate the radius of gyration from MD log files
- past. Turns coord in principal axis system and prints rotational constants
- NumGrad, NumHess. Computes numerical gradient and second derivatives
- TmoleX 4.0:
- A new look and feel and some code reorganisation
- The builder is improved to more chemical intuition
- New option in Transition State Search: Reaction Path Sampling
- First version of an online update possibility
Bug fixes:
- The SMP/GA version of ridft/rdgrad can now be run with more one job on one machine
- Problem of define for small molecules in symmetry creating start orbitals fixed.
[1] P. Plessow. Reaction Path Optimization without NEB Springs or Interpolation Algorithms. J. Chem. Theory Comput., 9(3), 1305-1310, (2013).
[2] W. Hujo, S. Grimme. Performance of the van der Waals Density Functional VV10 and (hybrid)GGA Variants for Thermochemistry and Noncovalent Interactions. J. Chem. Theory Comput. 7(12), 3866, (2011).
[3] R. Gulde, P. Pollak, and F. Weigend. Error-Balanced Segmented Contracted Basis Sets of Double- to Quadruple-Zeta Valence Quality for the Lanthanides. J. Chem. Theory Comput., 8(11), 4062-4068 (2012).
TURBOMOLE V6.5 (May 2013)
New features:
- CCSD vertical excitation energies
- MP2 & CC2 polarizabilities [1]
- MP3(F12) and MP4(F12) energies
- new odft module, for all orbital-dependent Kohn-Sham DFT methods. Includes LHF and a new implementation of the exchange-only optimized effective potential (OEP-EXX) [2]
- Linux version: overall faster code on newer Intel or AMD CPUs
- parallel SMP version for RI-K gradient
- enhanced parallel SMP version of ridft and rdgrad
- new SMP parallel versions of dscf, grad, ridft and rdgrad available as alternative to default parallelization
- again, IBM Platform MPI (8.2) is included in the Turbomole distribution, for details about Platform MPI see:
http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/technicalcomputing/platformcomputing/products/mpi Turbomole users can run parallel calculations 'out-of-the-box' without the need to install MPI itself. Uses shared memory on one node and supports Infiniband or most other high-speed interconnects between nodes.
- new scripts MECPprep and MECPopt for preparing and performing minimum-energy crossing point optimizations.
- new auxiliary basis sets for RI-MP2 and RI-CC (cbasen) for
def2-SVPD, def2-TZVPD,
def2-TZVPPD, def2-QZVPPD
from H-Rn (without Lanthanides).
- TmoleX 3.4
- new feature: batch jobs (graphical version of the 'calculate' script). It is now possible to define a job template with one or several different jobs (basis set, method, charge, kind of job, etc.) and apply it to a LIST of molecules. Runs either on the local system or on a remote machine.
- new feature: simple build-in queuing system for local and remote jobs. If you tell TmoleX how many CPUs you want to use on your local or on remote systems, it is possible to start many different jobs at a time.
TmoleX will only run a limited number of jobs, automatically starting jobs as soon as a CPU is free for computation.
- new features: TDA (Tamm-Dancoff) is now supported, ESP fits and EPN (electrostatic potential at nuclei) added.
- export of MOs to WFN, molden, and AOMix enabled.
- improvements:
easier plotting of electrostatic potential on density
check work load on remote system from within TmoleX
Note: parts of the new SMP parallel features are only available under Linux 64bit.
[1] D. H. Friese, N. O. C. Winter, P. Balzerowski, Raffael S., and C. Haettig, J. Chem. Phys. 136, 174106 (2012)
[2] A. Hesselmann, A. W. Goetz F. Della Sala, and Andreas Goerling, J. Chem. Phys. 127, 054102 (2007)
TURBOMOLE V6.4 (April 2012)
New features:
- non-adiabatic TDDFT surface hopping
- spin-flip TDDFT
- semi-numerical HF exchange for one- and two-component calculations
- gradients for 2c-DFT energies
- FDE, frozen density embedding (dscf module only)
- post-Hartree-Fock:
- O(N^4) implementation of SOS-CC2 excitation energies
- parallel SMP version for CCSD(F12)
- parallel MPI versions of dscf and grad can skip time demanding pre-job step which determines the task distribution for large molecules by setting environment variable $SKIP_PARASTAT=yes NOTE: use with care, it assumes that you are not using more CPUs than symmetry non-redundant shells.
- max. number of CPUs for parallel MPI jobs increased to > 2000
- new option 'nocheck' for point charges skips check for overlapping point charges and correct symmetry. Significantly faster if many point charges are given.
- new version of Platform MPI (8.2) is included in the Turbomole distribution, for details see: features-benefits
- new script 'DRC' for performing dynamic/intrinsic reaction coordiante calculations
- interface to the hotfcht program from R. Berger hotFCHT from the Berger group
- full 64bit version with 'huge' parameter set (up to 1400 atoms) for Linux systems are available upon request. Those binaries will use more memory and run a bit slower, but should be able to use a more or less unlimited amount of memory and disk space.
- TmoleX 3.3
- molecular builder with new simple draw-tool
- job templates can handle user-defined multi-jobs, for example
- geometry optimization with subsequent vibrational frequencies calculation
- optimize with small basis set, then with larger basis set, then run single-point MP2 or CCSD(T) energy calculation
- run jobs using different density functionals at a time
- job templates available for COSMO files as needed for the COSMO-RS TZVPD-FINE level
- combine results from different jobs, including export to Excel file and (for simple organic molecules) 2D graphics
- New viewer for spectra, including broadening of lines using Lorentzian or Gaussian
- finite temperature contributions from vibrational frequencies
- POV-Ray export of molecular orbitals
- support of DFT-D3 with BJ damping
- diffuse basis functions def2-SVPD, def2-TZVPD, def2-QZVPD supported
- new FINE cavity for COSMO single-point energies can be chosen
TURBOMOLE V6.3.1 (June 2011)
New features and bug fixes:
- DFT-D3 in version 6.3 had problems when using ECPs, in such cases the original code of the Grimme group has not been invoked correctly and wrong dispersion parameters have been used. With default Turbomole/Karlsruhe basis sets this did occur for all elements beyond Kr
- RI-CC2 excited state gradient problems in some rare cases where the program stopped in 6.3
- COSMO + dscf in parallel jobs gave I/O problems in some cases at the end of the job
- TDDFT + COSMO need more balanced thresholds for integral screening, for very small symmetric molecules and many excited states TDDFT did not converge in 6.3
- ScaLAPACK turned out to be very slow on clusters with a slow network, here the Turbomole-own parallel linear algebra routines are faster. Now users can add $parallel_platform cluster to the control file to switch off the usage of ScaLAPACK
- TmoleX 3.2
- + includes Turbomole 6.3.1
- + new possibility to control the assignment of ECPs to the basis sets
- + problems with potential energy scans running on remote systems removed
- + various minor changes
TURBOMOLE V6.3 (March 2011)
New features:
- parallel SMP version for
- + 2nd analytic derivatives (module aoforce)
- + TDDFT excited state energies and gradients (modules escf and egrad)
- + CCSD and CCSD(T) (module ricc2)
- Symmetry in CCSD and CCSD(T) for D2h and its subgroups
- vibrational frequency calculations are now restartable (module aoforce)
- TDDFT vertical excitation energies with full COSMO solvation treatment (module escf)
- CCSD(F12*) as a more cost-efficient alternative to CCSD(F12)
- two-component MP2-F12 energy calculations for spin-orbit coupling (module ricc2)
- Property-optimized Gaussian basis sets addition of diffuse functions to the Karlsruhe basis sets: def2-SVPD, def2-TZVPD, def2-QZVPD
- New segmented contracted basis sets for one- and two-component Dirac-Fock effective core potentials
- support for DFT-D3 dispersion correction (original code from Grimme group), including 2nd derivatives with module aoforce (new keyword $disp3)
- Platform MPI 7.1 is included in the Turbomole distribution, for details see: features-benefits
- new parallel environment setting for SMP/multi-core systems
- new script 'evalgrad' which monitors the values of bond length, bond angle or dihedral angle of all steps of a geometry optimization or an MD run
- new toolkit 'thermocalc' to calculate batch-wise atomization energies and heats of formation with customizable computational protocols
- NumForce transfers resulting Hessian and vibrational modes to the original control file for a subsequent transition state search
- TmoleX 3.1
- + improved molecular builder
- + more features of Turbomole supported
TURBOMOLE V6.2 (June 2010)
New features:
- initial implementation of CCSD, CCSD(F12) variants, and CCSD(T) (module ricc2)
- LHF is now parallelized with OpenMP (module dscf)
- TmoleX 3.0:
- + the molecule builder has been re-engineered
- + MOPAC7 is included as a pre-optimizer
- + the job type selection has been laid out results oriented
- + a visualization of spectra has been implemented
- + new way of how to define and run PES scan jobs
- + more features of TURBOMOLE can be used now
- LHF supports up to h-functions and heavy elements with ECP
- '$pointval xc' option, to plot exchange-correlation potential on an user define grid
- new MoleControl version 2.1 with enhanced features and an easier installation procedure
- the sign of electronic rotatory dispersion has been corrected (module escf/egrad)
- various bugfixes for the the gobal array (GA) version (module ridft_ga/rdgad_ga)
TURBOMOLE V6.1 (October 2009)
New features:
- N^4 spin scaling SOS-RI-MP2 (module ricc2)
- faster MP2-F12 (module ricc2)
- (One-electron) transition moments between excited states in CC2
- Douglas-Kroll-Hess Energies in C1
- OpenMP versions of ricc2 and dscf
- new parallel version of ridft and rdgrad, especially for SMP systems (BETA version - passes all tests, but needs to be watched in production runs !) including:
- parallel linear scaling exact HF-exchange for DFT hybrid functionals (energy and gradients)
- parallel RI-K routines for energy calculations, faster pre-step for parallel RI-MP2 and RI-CC2 calculations
- no master process needed any more
and what to do if an error occurs: Go to faq
- up to 30% faster binaries for current AMD CPUs
- better speed up of new parallel versions compared to the standard MPI version, especially on SMP systems (ridft, rdgrad, and ricc2)
- standard MPI version with reduced CPU usage for the master process
- TmoleX 2.2 with several bug fixes for running Turbomole jobs on remote systems
- DFT-D aoforce calculations (6.0 gave wrong frequencies in some cases)
- external E-Field crash on AMD CPUs fixed (ridft)
- wfn output files containing f functions fixed with $wfn option
- initial start velocity of molecular dynamics set ups now oriented to what the user has entered as temperature (mdprep)
- fixed crashes on some CPU types of Intel and AMD when using highly optimized linear algebra routines by using the latest Intel MKL library (Intel: spin-orbit calculations, AMD: aoforce)
- NumForce and TmoleX fixes for parallel runs or remote jobs when having tcsh as default shell on target machines
- Ir basis set in Turbomole 6.0 had a missing s function in def-TZVP
- new keyword ($lastdiag) increases the accuracy of the output of orbital energies for very small HOMO-LUMO gaps - helpful for TDDFT calculations which complain about the violation of the Aufbau principle
TURBOMOLE V6.0 (January 2009)
New features:
- SCS-CC2 for ground and excited states:
Energies, excitation energies, gradients, transitions moments, and first order properties (module ricc2).
- Support of meta-GGA functionals (TPSS and TPSSh) in second analytical derivative calculations (module aoforce).
- MP2-F12 (module ricc2, preliminary version. H-Ar only, except Na, Mg).
- Gradients for point charges in ricc2 (for QM/MM).
- MP2-COSMO gradients (module rimp2).
- MoleControl: A workflow management script kindly provided by BASF SE (see usability).
- Usage of difference density for DFT quadrature (see efficiency, ridft).
- Difference density speeds up DFT ground state energy calculations with ridft (serial version only).
- Change of the default optimizer from relax to statpt:
More stable performance in critical cases, handles fixed coordinates more flexible.
- Improved efficiency in second analytical derivative calculations.
- Parallel gradients and response properties on ADC(2) level fully working.
- MoleControl runs and controls Turbomole jobs using Python scripts.
Many user have written their own scripts and programs to organize their calculations.
The idea of this project is to provide a standardized interface for such workflow developments.
It is intended that the scripts are expanded by the users and exchanged in the community.
Input generation with define is done by MoleControl, users have to provide coordinates and the type of job only.
- Analysis of 2-component wavefunctions.
- The vibration script produces a gnupolt input file, which displays IR spectra (vibration -spectrum).
- Extended export of orbitals to the AOMix program (script t2aomix).
- COSMO calculations with a scaled isodensity cavity for post-SCF thermodynamic properties with the COSMOtherm program.
- Simplified setup of COSMO calculations (just add $cosmo to the control file), making cosmoprep obsolete.
- Simplified properties and wavefunctions analysis (-proper flag).
- Added more basis sets to the library like:
d-aug-cc-pVXZ, 6-311G-type, 6-31G-type
- Default settings in parallel version changed:
$numprocs and $parallel_platform keywords obsolete,
fully direct task distribution now reduces I/O in dscf,
improved interoperability of serial and parallel version
- aoforce with hybrid functionals and RI-J
- spin flip
- parallel PEECM
- 2-component DFT with RI-JK
- parallel NumForce
TURBOMOLE V5.10 (January 2008)
New features:
- Vibrational Raman intensities
using analytical derivatives of frequency-dependent TDHF and (hybrid) TDDFT polarizabilities
- Spin-Orbit Coupling
Two-component RI-Hartree-Fock and RI-DFT calculations with Spin-Orbit-ECPs (spin-orbit coupling)
- SCS-RI-MP2 (module ricc2)
energy and gradients (for closed-shell HF and UHF reference states, sequential and parallel implementation)
- Periodic Point Charges
for HF and DFT, energy and gradient calculations
DFT with dispersion, method of S. Grimme (reference: see manual)
- COSMO for RI-MP2 calculations (using rimp2 module)
- Properties: Merz-Kollman ESP fit
- Spin flipping for broken symmetry treatment (module define)
- RI-MP2/RI-CC2 (module ricc2)
gradients/properties for RI-HF-based RI-MP2 and RI-CC2 calculations (i.e. RI-JK approximation for Z-vector equation and gradients)
- NumForce handles frozen cartesian coordinates (option -frznuclei)
- NumForce and jobex:
possibility to use RI-JK together with RI-MP2/RI-CC2 (option -rijk)
- molecular orbital files can be kept in binary format
- tm2molden supports g-functions
- cube format for 3D grid files
- convert vibrational frequency output to G98 format
TURBOMOLE V5.9.1 (April 2007)
New features:
- Linux/PC and Itanium2/Linux parallel binares are now using HP-MPI.
- HP-MPI comes with Turbomole, there is no need to install it
- no license key is needed for HP MPI, Turbomole will run 'out of the box'
- HP-MPI is able to run on several different interconnects like
TCP/IP, SMP, Infiniband, Myrinet, Quadrix, ...
- statpt
- statpt is able to fix Cartesian coordinates
- more stable internal coordinates
- Bug with reducible E representations has been fixed
- RI-R12-MP2 bug fixed
- EM64T binaries for large input files are more stable now
- ricc2 is able to plot properties on grids like potential, electric field, el. field gradients, etc.
- NumForce bug when having fixed Cartesian coordinates fixed
- define bugs (basis set change, delete atom with ECPs, ...) fixed
- jobbsse bug with ECPs fixed
- tmole bug when scanning torsions fixed
- several minor bugs fixed
New binary version:
- Windows version of Turbomole available now - binaries are delivered together with the new
graphical user interface TmoleX.
TURBOMOLE V5.9 (December 2006)
New features include:
- RI-J for Hartree-Fock and DFT hybrid functionals: Efficiency!
- RI-JK gradients implemented and DFT hybrid functional calculations enabled
- aoforce greatly enhanced and extended - module for analytical harmonic vibrational frequencies available for basis sets up to g functions, ECPs up to g projectors enabled
- RI-CC2/RI-MP2: parallel version for ground and excited state gradients and gradients for excited state ADC(2) and CIS(D_infinity) implemented
- MD: Finite temperature canonical Born-Oppenheimer molecular dynamics using Nosé-Hoover thermostat
- NPA - Weinhold's Natural Population Analysis
- New, improved, and automated optimization method for minima and transition structures, new GDIIS method, improved overall stability and generation of internal redundant coordinates
- RI-MP2-R12: Single-point explicitly-correlated RI-MP2-R12 energies for closed- and open-shell systems.
- BSSE: Geometry optimizations can be carried out within the framework of the full function-counterpoise method to avoid basis-set superposition errors
- RI-J in combination with Hartee-Fock exchange speeds up large Hartree-Fock or DFT hybrid-functional calculations
- MARI-J (Multipole Accelerated RI-J): Increased accuracy with reduced overall computational cost
- New parallel diagonalizer with better speed-up for parallel calculations
- aoforce: increased efficiency
Basis sets and auxiliary basis sets:
- Basis sets for Lanthanides and Actinides up to Lr
- RI-J auxiliary basis sets (jbasen) for def2- basis sets H-Rn and def- basis sets for Lanthanides and Actinides
- RI-JK auxiliary basis sets (jkbasen) for all triple and quadruple zeta valence basis sets, including the Lanthanides and Actinides
- New auxiliary basis sets for RI-MP2 and RI-CC2 (cbasen) for:
- def2-QZVPP for Rb-Rn (without Lanthanides)
- def2-SVP, def2-TZVP, def2-TZVPP for H-Rn (without Lanthanides)
- (aug-)cc-pVXZ-PP and (aug-)cc-pwCVXZ-PP with X=D,T,Q,5 for Cu, Ag, Au and Zn, Cd and Hg
- Possibility to use auxiliary basis sets up to l functions
DFT quadrature:
- New grids for Lanthanide and Actinides up to Lr
- Grid optimization: no 'unoptimized grid' for DFT any more
- DFT grids extended for diffuse cases
- Fixed numerical problems with quadrature
TURBOMOLE V5.8 (November 2005)
New features include:
- Implementation of new basis sets for the elements H - Rn, except lanthanides, which guarantee consistent accuracy across the periodic table.
- Small core ECPs for 5p and 6p elements and corresponding basis sets.
- ECP routines including g-projectors (energy and gradient only).
- Parallel multipole accelerated RI-J (MARI-J).
- Faster integral routines, especially for RI treatments.
- Improved functionality and simplified handling of tools for molecular properties, wavefunction analysis, and interfaces to visualization tools.
- Analytical excited state gradients for RI-CC2.
- Parallel RI-MP2 and RI-CC2 ground state and RI-CIS(D), RI-CC2, and RI-ADC(2) excitation energies (ricc2 module).
- Full support of the ricc2 program by the input module define.
- Additional auxiliary basis sets for RI-MP2/RI-CC2 calculations for the QZVPP (H-Kr) and cc-pwCVXZ (B-Ne, Al-Ar) orbital basis sets.
- COSMO with symmetry and more stable A-matrix setup.
- Virtual cavities for condensed phases and bond distance constraints added to molecular dynamics.
- A new and user-friendly input generator TMOLE with extended functionality (e.g. Z-matrix input, potential curve calculations).
- New DIIS methods and damping defaults for accelerated SCF convergence.
- Automatic switching from internal coordinates to Cartesians and back in case of internal coordinate failure for minimization and transition state optimization.
- Maximum number of atoms and basis functions increased to 700 and 10000 resp.
- better interfaces to graphics programs
- ...
available Turbomole add-ons:
- SNF provided by Carsten Kind, Markus Reiher, J. Neugebauer, C. Herrmann, and Bernd A. Hess
The program package SNF is a parallel (PVM or MPI) program for the calculation of vibrational frequencies, IR and Raman intensities.
- qmpot provided by Marek Sierka.
The program qmpot is able to perform transition state optimizations (and more...) using Turbomole.
TURBOMOLE V5.7 (July 2004)
New features include:
- Effective core potentials supporting basis sets with high l-quantum numbers
- Improved analytic second derivative calculations (for basis sets with up to d functions)
- Excitation energies for the algebraic diagrammatic construction through second order ADC (2)
- Visualization of ground and excited state densities and differential densities
- RI-J approximation for excited state properties, geometry optimizations, and (numerical) force constante calculations using TDDFT
- Analytical gradients for multipole accelerated RI-J (MARIJ)
- TPSS and TPSSH meta-GGA functionals (energies and gradients), including RI-J
- Gradients for the optimization of auxiliary basis functions for RI-MP2 and RI-CC2 calculations
- Basis sets of quadruple zeta valence quality for atoms H-Kr
- Improved transition state optimization; new optimizer for ground states (alternative to relax)
- Spin-unrestricted exact exchange methods using the LHF approximation
- Various other improvements, including a better documentation (user's guide)
TURBOMOLE V5.6 (December 2002)
- Excited state properties, geometry optimization, and (numerical) force constant calculations using TDDFT, CIS, and RPA
- RI-CC2 one-electron properties for ground and excited states, ground geometry optimization and force constant calculations (using numerical a hessian)
- Improved analytic second derivative calculations (including partial use of the RI approximation)
- Direct iterative methods for computing the lowest vibrational modes of a molecule
- Efficient calculation of optical rotations using TDDFT
- "O(N)-RIDFT" using the multipole accelerated RI-J approximation
- Occupation number optimization using (pseudo-Fermi) thermal smearing
- RI-JK approximation for Hartree-Fock including highly accurate optimized auxiliary basis sets
TURBOMOLE V5.5 (January 2002)
- calculation of electronic excitation energies at the CIS, CIS(D) and CC2 level using either a closed shell RHF or a UHF SCF reference function. Employs the RI technique to approximate two-electron integrals
- Universal Force Field (UFF) for geometry optimizations at a force field level and calculation of the analytical cartesian hessian
- Gaussian version of B3-LYP (using the simplified VWN-III functional)
- analytic closed shell hessian calculation at DFT level
- efficient Block-Davidson algorithm for CIS, RPA and DFT hybrid functional excitation energies, including spin-unrestricted cases
- RI-TDDFT method for dynamic polarizabilities and rotatory dispersions
- new COSMO routines for closed and open shell calculations of the energy and the gradients
- transition states search algorithm using the reduced gradient following method
- aug-cc-pVDZ, aug-cc-pVTZ and aug-cc-pVQZ Dunning basis sets
- online documentation, FAQ and Turbomole user mailing list available
- new DFT routines with better scaling
- new and very fast linear algebra routines with low memory requirements
- better scaling of RI integral routines
- new CPHF routines for more stable force calculations
- 64Bit binaries on HP (HP-UX 11)
- no 2GB file size limit on Linux machines (Kernel 2.4 required)
TURBOMOLE V5.3 (April 2000)
- New documentation (more detailed)
- COSMO code parallelized
- Point charges: number limitation removed, contribution to the gradient implemented
TURBOMOLE V5.2 (November 1999)
- Automatic definition of redundant internal coordinates
- Chemical shifts with DFT
- All-electron basis sets for Rb to Xe
- Standard calculations of molecules with up to 7000 basis functions (minimum storage requirements: 250 MB)
TURBOMOLE V5-1 (February 1999)
- FORTRAN-90 dynamic memory allocation
- ESCF: performance improved by simulataneous vector iteration (Block Davidson Algorithm). Calculation of chiroptical properties.
- Better grid-point distribution in DFT quadrature (up to 30% acceleration)
TURBOMOLE V4-9 (September 1998)
- RIMP2 with optimized auxiliary basis sets


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Soundtrack review: Frame by frame (Patrick Jonsonn – 2015)
"Frame by Frame" is a documentary directed by Alexandria Bombach, Mo Scarpelli, and shares the story of four photojournalists who started their independent work following the 2001 fell of the Taliban. Since even taking a photo was a crime during the old regime, the photographers had a lot to document – but their livelihood is facing new dangers with the withdrawal of the American troops. Presented through cinema vérité with candid interviews and never-before-seen footage from the Taliban years, Frame by Frame swept the documentary festival scene with dozens of wins and nominations, including both the Audience and the Spirit Award of the Brooklyn Film Festival. The score was written by Patrick Jonsson.
2015 has been an awesome year for documentary scores. If until a year ago I wasn't paying much attention to them now I am looking forward to each release of the genre. This makes me have more patience with the music and hear it with a special joy. And then a cue like "Aina" just comes to reward my mood and make me feel even better. What a lovely piano theme; what a sweet string echo… "Jamila" goes even deeper and makes me feel for myself the pain of the people this cue is about. It goes from heartbreaking to revolt and it flows very nicely.
This duality actually translates to the score as well. The beautiful melodic moments come in waves and sweep me off my feet in between the pieces which remind me more of an action thriller. Some moments work very well as a standalone listen while others (like "Lighting up dark corners") would make more sense with the support of the images.
"Farzana" is my favorite cue from "Frame by frame"; it takes me in that sweet reflective spot where I like to spend a lot of time. Time actually stands still and the outside world doesn't matter when I hear a cue like this. I can fill it with my own thoughts and feelings and mold it upon my state of mind. I'm glad when the thriller vibes are gone because the emotional moments are so much more meaningful and they appeal to me in a different way. "Farzana" is followed by a few more cues that keep the momentum and I am just in love with this part of the score. I love being stuck in this frozen moment. I forgot where I came from and I don't care where I am going. I just want to stay in this moments.
"Frame by frame" is a meaningful and emotional score which brings enough weight to the story it tells even without me seeing the documentary.
Cue rating: 92 / 100
Total minutes of excellence: 17 / 30
Album excellence: 56%
Wakil's Past
A Photo Will Lead To Change
A Feeling
The World Is One Body
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I'm trying to get to the bottom of Amazon's very strange pricing system for Kindle Books outside of the US/UK & Germany.
I published a book for $0.99, and that's the price people in the US see it at.
I am living in Sweden, so when I look at my book it is $1.16 (because of VAT/sales tax). My friends in Ireland see the same price. So far, so good.
However, when my friend in Poland looks at it (on the US site), it is $3.44. Same for my friend in Hungary. The guy in Hungary has a Kindle the guy in Poland doesn't, so this couldn't be anything to do with a Whispernet surcharge.
Does anyone have an explanation? I don't expect one from Amazon.


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Putting recess before lunch in school isn't a new idea. I first heard some schools were implementing this switch six years ago. The idea seemed to make good sense. Students will be more calm if they go straight from lunch to the classroom than if they go from the playground to the classroom. Also, students will be hungrier by the time they get to lunch, which will get them to eat more of what's put in front of them. Additionally, if students aren't itching to get out the door and onto the playground, they'll not only eat more, they'll most likely eat more of the things they throw away the most — fruits and vegetables. That was the theory, anyway.
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That theory has now been backed up with a study printed in Preventative Medicine. Researches analyzed a total of 22,939 observations of students in first through sixth grade and concluded that switching to recess before lunch did get children to eat more fruits and vegetables — 54 percent more. Students who had the traditional setup of lunch first and then recess decreased the amount of produce they ate during the time of the study, according to Cornell University. Researches observed the amount of fruits and vegetables eaten by standing right next to the trash cans and recording the produce than went into the cans.
Co-author of the study David Just, PhD of Cornell University said, "Recess is often held after lunch so children hurry to "finish" so that they can go play — this results in wasted fruits and vegetables." Just and his co-author Joseph Price, Ph.D. of Brigham Young University recommend that every school makes the switch.
This makes sense, yet many schools still have kids eat first. The time allotted for total lunch/recess time has decreased in many schools and many children would rather play than sit and eat. They need to move and get their energy out. If all schools could make this switch, which doesn't seem to come with a price tag, kids just may eat healthier.
An added bonus to putting recess first would be there would be less wasted food. This could be one of the many actions needed to be implemented to help reach the federal governments national goal to reduce food waste by 50 percent by 2030.


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The first 10 years: Look how far we've come!
From small beginnings 10 years ago, to AA Campsite of the Year 2016. What a difference a decade can make!
When Dave and Jo Bridgen took over South Lytchett Manor in 2006, their vision was clear; the best campsite they could possibly build. Now, ten years on, they've spent thousands of hours of hard work building brand new facilities, setting up attractions, equipping pitches and mowing what feels like millions of square feet of lawn (!) in their bid to improve every possible aspect of the site.
But has it all been worthwhile? If their guest opinions are anything to go by, the answer is a resounding 'Yes'. Check out the new video above and hear first-hand from campers and caravanners just how much they love the site that has grown up and flourished in the heart of the beautiful Dorset countryside.
From dog friendly walks and beautifully maintained grounds, to top quality facilities, great local pub, free Wi-Fi across the park and the breath-taking new Romany Caravans, the feedback is positive and full of praise… 'Absolutely faultless, just superb, fantastic staff, immaculate, beautiful gardens, lovely family-run site, play area for children, very dog friendly, fun, safe, happy family camping holiday …'
A brand new video showcases the many advantages of booking a holiday at South Lytchett Manor which is in Lytchett Minster, a lovely Dorset village close to Poole, Bournemouth and the striking Jurassic coast. Visitors who return year on year are seen emphasising how peaceful and well-kept they find it – how they would come back tomorrow if they could!
There's also another new video that concentrates on the romantic idea of spending a holiday in a charming and cosy Romany Caravan – bespoke, hand-built caravans that sleep four and are perfect for first time campers or anyone who wants to try something different and fun.
With every year that passes, South Lytchett Manor wins more hearts among campers looking for the ideal spot to stay. Jo and Dave Bridgen, their son Matt and the rest of the staff believe the next 10 years hold even more promise and look forward to welcoming you to this great site. To find out more for yourself, take a look at the video.
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The staff where very helpful, the facilities exceptional. It is a smart clean and very quiet site. The bus stop is outside the site and takes one into Poole or Dorchester. The shop by the main gate sells fresh eggs from their own chickens, and any necessary provisions. There is gravel hard stand for Motor Homes and Caravans and a handy water tap between two. We had a very happy stay and will return in September.
Just enjoyed 5 nights at this well appointed camp site, couldn't fault a thing. Very friendly and helpful staff, good sized pitches, electric hook up, nice washroom facilities, local bus stop outside the gate, 2 pubs nearby. Excellent location for Poole, Bournemouth and South Coast. Would definitely stay again if in the area.


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WALL, NJ, June 13, 2011 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- BIO-key International, Inc. (OTCBB:BKYI), a global leader in finger biometric identification technology solutions, today announced the successful deployment of BIO-key's finger biometric software within their Sentillion Vergence (a Microsoft company) solution for West Tennessee Healthcare Systems. BIO-key's biometric software is being implemented to increase the level of security in identifying hospital staff quickly, conveniently and transparently; allowing them to access the hospitals critical systems.
"More than ten years ago, the Mayo Clinic successfully integrated biometrics as part of upgrading their security process. West Tennessee followed in their footsteps and began our own integration. The decision to upgrade to BIO-key was to improve existing performance and to keep pace with future growth as BIO-key is scalable and interoperable. Managing passwords is cumbersome and costly, causing many administrative challenges. Lost, forgotten and stolen passwords all create setbacks. The security and convenience (users don't have to remember to bring their finger and it won't get lost) is ideal for creating a single sign on process for physicians, who typically are required to maintain five or more passwords." stated Jeff Frieling Vice President, Chief Information Officer, West Tennessee Healthcare.
BIO-key's fingerprint identification software seamlessly integrates with Microsoft's Vergence Single Sign On to accelerate caregivers' access to IT systems and allow them to spend more time interacting with patients. BIO-key's ability to operate with every major fingerprint reader manufacturer allows West Tennessee Healthcare Systems to determine which fingerprint reader works best in their environment and allowing them to take advantage of advances in hardware technology as well as laptop, tablet and mobile devices.
"We are pleased to have been selected by West Tennessee Healthcare System as it expands our footprint in the healthcare market and validates that BIO-key biometric technology continues to gain traction to insure secure access to electronic patient records," stated Mike DePasquale CEO, BIO-key International. "The healthcare market is an enormous opportunity for our company given the marquis relationships we have built including in this case Microsoft."
About West Tennessee Healthcare Systems
West Tennessee Healthcare Systems is a not-for-profit organization with approximately 5,000 employees the majority of whom staff Jackson-Madison County General Hospital. Modern Healthcare Magazine listed West Tennessee Healthcare as one of the top ten largest public, not-for-profit healthcare systems in the U.S. With locations throughout 18 counties in West Tennessee, West Tennessee Healthcare is a family of healthcare services that provides a full compendium of care to its patients.
About BIO-key
BIO-key International, Inc., headquartered in Wall, New Jersey, develops and delivers advanced identification solutions to commercial and government enterprises, integrators, and custom application developers. BIO-key's award winning, high performance, scalable, cost-effective and easy-to-deploy biometric finger identification technology accurately identifies and authenticates users of wireless and enterprise applications. Our solutions are used in local embedded OEM products as well as some of the world's largest identification deployments to improve security, guarantee identity, and help reduce identity theft. BIO-key's technology is offered directly or by market leading partners around the world. ( http://www.bio-key.com )
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MM Gourmet Extra Virgin Olive Oil
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This Olive Oil is a perfect blend of Picual and Arbequina varieties. This results in a smooth taste with a bit of a kick to it which the Picual gives it while the Arbequina brings the mildness into this nicely balanced Extra Virgin Olive Oil.
500ml Glass Bottle
The Picual olive is the queen among the Spanish olives.
She is a very productive olive. On average, it produces 24% olive oil.
When the Picual is harvested between October and December, it is possible to produce high quality olive oil. The oil then stands out for its excellent durability, has a high oleic acid content, has a high content of polyphenol and has numerous antioxidants.
The peculiarity of the Picual Olive is its variety of flavors, which differ depending on the growing area. This olive oil will fill your palate with a fruity, slightly bitter and spicy touch.
High-quality Picual olive oils are particularly recognizable by their color: they shimmer deep green like an emerald.
The cold pressing at temperatures between 20-25 ° C allows maximum content of antioxidants and a low content of free fatty acids.
Nutrition Facts (per 100 g)
|3378 kJ (822Cal)
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Almazara Molero Maza is a Spanish family company with a passion for producing the highest quality olive oil. The finca of the family has more than 8000 olive trees, many of which are more than 100 years old. Environmentally conscious and using only ecological methods, these trees are maintained. This makes the extra virgin olive oil so delicious and healthy. The olive trees have plenty of space to grow wild.
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In the wake of a speech that touched on the military, crime, and prescription drug research, a guest from San Diego sitting in House gallery for President Donald Trump's address Tuesday night said the speech didn't touch one of the most contentious issues of the first weeks of the new administration: the refugee travel ban.
Quinn Dang said the president failed to address how his policy hurt the lives of people who were trying to immigrate to the United States in limbo, sparked chaos at airports, and created a hostile culture for people who recently entered the country.
"What the speech didn't convey is a sense of what America is about, in terms of welcoming people of all different backgrounds and the multiculturalism that makes our country great," Dang, who immigrated from Vietnam when she was 6 years old. She is now a lawyer working in Washington, D.C.
"One speech doesn't change the facts on the ground, and what people see is what they saw in the chaos of the travel ban," she said. As she volunteered at an airport as an attorney representing would-be immigrants whose entry into the United States was barred by one of Trump's executive orders, it reminded her own experience coming to the country with her parents.
"It was the same people who were landing at the airport who are refugees. It wasn't very different how my parents came to the U.S. at San Diego Lindburgh airport in 1993," she said.
Her father spent five years incarcerated as a political prisoner in Vietnam, and came to the U.S. in the Orderly Departure Program before settling in San Diego. Dang started first grade without knowing English, but graduated at the top of her class at Mira Mesa High School before graduating from Harvard University and later Georgetown University Law Center. She previously worked for Rep. Susan Davis, D-San Diego, who invited her to attend the president's speech.
In response to Trump's immigration-related executive orders many Democrats in Congress invited immigrants to show the president the implications of his policies.
Rep. Judy Chu, D-Monterey Park, invited Sara Yarjani, a graduate student from Iran who studying at the California Institute for Human Sciences in Encinitas. Yarjani was held at the Los Angeles International Airport for nearly 23 hours and was sent back to Vienna where she was visiting family. She returned to the U.S. after the courts blocked Trump's ban.
In his speech, Trump made references to immigrants who are criminals and security threats that are unable to sustain themselves financially.
He called for increased vetting procedures for potential immigrants and pledged to "take new steps to keep our nation safe." He mentioned three cases where people were killed by people who came to the country illegally.
A handful of studies, including one from the Cato Institute, show that immigrants are less likely to commit crimes than people born in the United States.
Other nations, Trump said, have a merit-based immigration system. "Yet, In America, we do not enforce this rule, straining the very public resources that our poorest citizens rely upon," he said.
Trump did not mention refugees in his address. One of his executive orders temporarily stopped refugees from all countries from entering the U.S., indefinitely barred refugees from Syria and temporarily barred any travelers from seven countries, including Iran.


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ProNett Stakes Gaucho – Gaucho delighted with success Cau has had with ProNett
At the start of the year sister brand Cau, chose ProNett as its property maintenance software solution. After observing the success of the system, Gaucho have now rolled ProNett out across its estate too. Gaucho is recognised as a high end luxury restaurant brand and believes that every guest should experience a little bit of argentine life.
Multisite operators like The Gaucho Group are able to gain a clear view of each business entity (be it Cau or Gaucho) maintenance expenditure within the ProNett system. This allows the group to be comforted that all units have their PMV contracts, reactive repairs and general maintenance covered and accessed all in one place.
Callouts are raised through the ProNett system by following a simple 5-step process. The use of a virtual layout allows unit managers to narrow their selection down to the exact equipment type that is in need of repair. The unit manager is presented with the best performing, best value contractor. This results in overall quicker first time fixes and reduced expenditure.


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Ester Alkonga, RECITE Inc., Northern Luzon Coalition for Good Governance
CSO volunteer and community leader Ester Alkonga had long been involved in grassroots projects in Pangasinan, northern Philippines, in her capacity as the Executive Director of Responsible Citizens, Empowered Communities and Solidarity towards Social Change (RECITE, Inc.), a citizens' group that works to build the capacities of local leaders to manage community programs and projects.
Her years of active participation in election monitoring showed her that people can engage government meaningfully toward good governance. However, she also realized that people do not know their rights. "They have to be educated about their rights and know that they can be part of the governance process; that there are mechanisms for them to be involved in the decision-making process of government officials at the community level. "Without governance and political reform, all our initiatives will go back to zero," she says.
Although she knew the concept of social accountability even before she became part of the ANSA EAP network, her involvement brought her learning and understanding of citizen-government engagement to a new level. Her enhanced appreciation of how to use social accountability to achieve RECITE's goals made her more effective in her dealings with the stakeholders she worked with.
ANSA EAP's capacity development programs, she says, enabled her and RECITE to bring social accountability to the grassroots level—specifically, to the barangays, the smallest political unit in the Philippines. It is as much a personal as it is an organizational achievement.
RECITE mobilized community leaders to join the social accountability training programs based on ANSA EAP's social accountability framework. "It is good to bring social accountability to the barangay level. This will help us go deeper into good governance and political reform," she notes.
Alkonga is proud to note that in the run-up to the national and local elections in May 2010, barangay officials and citizens started the process of engagement using the social accountability framework. During the candidates' forum, attended mostly by poor citizens, candidates for the barangay posts were asked how they would use community funds—a sign that people understand that they have a role to play in ensuring transparency and accountability are achieved. More importantly, barangay officials now provide a financial report to account for government funds.
RECITE hopes to foster greater citizen-government engagement in preparation for the barangay assembly to be held this year. Alkonga sees this as a venue for citizens to inform the officials of their needs—the beginning of participatory governance, which will lead to ownership of the programs to be carried out by the government.
The tools provided by ANSA EAP have definitely made the training programs for community based social accountability and local government training more effective, said Alkonga. Still, she believes that ANSA's main contribution to her is its emphasis on partnerships, which she always keeps in mind in her dealings with people and in going about her duties in citizen organizations. "Partnership building is about being transparent," she says. She notes that other sectors, such as senior citizens, have been mobilized as a result of ANSA EAP's initiatives.
Moving ahead, RECITE will be pushing for more community-based social accountability training, as well as capacity building of local government officials. It will also provide assistance to NGOs seeking accreditation with local government units. "We want to push citizen-barangay relations," she says. "We also want to push the youth more."
Good governance, she says, is a common responsibility shared by the government, civil society and all citizens, and ANSA has helped her better embrace that responsibility.


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Saturday, May 28, 2011
Where The Heck Have I Been????
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How fun! Thank you for sharing and I am so happy you had a great time. :)ReplyDelete
What a great time that must have been. I want to share a Cricut-tastic award with you. It's posted at my blog.--Pat N. http://patsscraps.blogspot.com/2011/05/cricut-tastic-award.htmlReplyDelete
You have been busy having fun! :-) I LOVE cannoli's they are my fav :-) I Have never been to Donna Downey's shop, but it's not to far from where I live. I'll have to go check it out sometime. TFS! -Sam :-)ReplyDelete
ooo perfect scrapbook pics!!! lol!!!ReplyDelete
Looks like you & the family had a BLAST! Love, love Boston! :o)ReplyDelete
I heard it through the grapevine that you have been very, very, very (did I say, very?) very busy...and this proves it. So glad you got some well-deserved family time booked. It's okay to take a break from being creative for a while. It makes you that much more so when you return to your love of crafting!
Hope we can get together soon and chat...give me a buzz when you have some free time (i.e. when the kids go back to school!)
Lots of hugs!
Holy moley girl! You have been quite the busy one! What a fabulous time you must have had with DD and your Boston trip looks so amazing! I adore Boston and what fab pix and family memories you have. Can't wait to see you scrap 'em. I've missed you, though. I haven't been the best at visiting my buddies blogs, lately but I hope to remedy that soon. xxDReplyDelete
I have been going through your old posts today! Wow! What a trip. I loved reading about it. I am so glad you got a great trip with your family, there is nothing more precious.ReplyDelete
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