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Since May, there has been a regular walk around Fresh Pond at about an hour before sunset. Frequently, 20-25 walkers turn out for this walk, and you can too. There are a whole bunch of regulars, along with some new people.
Frequently, if we eat too much food, we'll go for another walk.
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SOGo integrates well with the Mozilla suite. Sunbird provides a complete client-side calendaring application, and Lightning provides a calendaring extension to Thunderbird. Combining Lightning and Thunderbird results in a complete PIM solution for managing e-mail, calendars (events and tasks) and contacts efficiently.
To connect the Mozilla PIM suite to SOGo, first install and configure Mozilla Thunderbird to use the IMAP protocol. Then, download the latest releases of Lightning and the SOGo Connector extension. From Thunderbird's Tools menu, choose the Add-ons option, and install the extensions you just downloaded. Restart Thunderbird to activate the extensions.
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The settlement comes months after the Oakland Raiders reached a $1.25 million settlement with a group of its former cheerleaders.
Manouchcar Pierre-Val, who cheered for the team for one season, alleged in the lawsuit filed in May that the team paid her and other cheerleaders less than $2 per hour once all of their time worked was calculated. The team paid cheerleaders $100 per game but according to the suit did not compensate them for other time spent working training and publicity events. Florida's minimum wage was $7.67 per hour in 2012 and $7.79 per hour in 2013.
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Ottawa Playing to Win
by Alanah McGinley on 10/30/07 at 12:45 PM ET
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From Allen Panzeri at the Ottawa Citizen,
Ottawa Senators coach John Paddock never would have predicted that his team would zip through the first 10 games with a 9-1 record.
He won't predict the pattern is going to continue, either. The Senators are not going to finish 72-10. The National Hockey League is just too good for any team to do that. However, if it did, if it continued to play at this opening level for the next 72 regular-season games, Paddock would be a happy man. After all, that's the goal of any hockey team: to win every game it plays.
"If you're not trying to be 82-0. "you're not trying," Paddock said yesterday. "Dany Heatley's paid to score goals, yes, but, really, he's paid to win, and so are all the players. That's their job."
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Hey, What About Us!
by Paul on 10/27/07 at 11:11 AM ET
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from the Ottawa Sun,
"It's funny, you don't play for a week, and you watch a couple of games, on TSN, and how they love Detroit ... and Detroit has the best line in the league right now," Paddock said, a reference to the Red Wings' combination of Henrik Zetterberg-Tomas Holstrom-Pavel Datsyuk and comments apparently made by hockey analyst Pierre McGuire. "That's what everybody's saying and it's only because, well not only because ... they're good players ... but we haven't played in a week. Everybody has forgotten about (Jason Spezza-Daniel Alfredsson-Dany Heatley) because you're out of sight, you're out of mind. We haven't played. Now Detroit has the best line in the league…."
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Country Time Over For Sens
by Paul on 10/24/07 at 08:38 AM ET
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from Bruce Garrioch of the Ottawa Sun,
It might not help them win any hockey games, but the Senators enjoyed their three-day bonding session in cottage country.
They fished, golfed, played cards and watched Monday Night Football during their togetherness session.
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Tags: ottawa+senators
No To Foppa
by Paul on 10/23/07 at 04:10 PM ET
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from Ken Campbell of the Hockey News,
Why the Senators would want anything to do with Forsberg in the first place is mystifying because – read this out loud a number of times if you have to – Forsberg is nowhere near being the player he once was. He plays on the perimeter and while his vision and passing skills are as sharp as ever, his body is broken down and he literally cannot be counted upon from one game to the next.
read on and a it looks like Belfour has some back problems again…
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Tags: ottawa+senators, peter+forsberg
Panthers' Booth Leaves Game on Stretcher
by Alanah McGinley on 10/20/07 at 11:26 PM ET
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From The Sports Network,
Florida Panthers left wing David Booth was removed from the ice on a stretcher during the second period of a game against the Ottawa Senators Saturday night.
Booth was in the offensive left corner when he was checked from behind by Ottawa defenseman Anton Volchenkov with 15:12 left in the period. Booth's head went flush into the boards and he remained on his back until medical personnel assisted him to the stretcher.
Volchenkov was given a five-minute major for boarding and a game misconduct.
Update 10:45pm ET - George Richards at On Frozen Pond
Booth has been taken to the Ottawa Civic Hospital, said to be alert and moving around. The Panthers are optimistic doctors at the hospital will release him and he'll be able to make the charter flight home. [...]
The hit by Volchenkov may have been in retaliation for a similar hit just moments earlier. There, Florida defenseman Branislav Mezei sent Nick Foligno into the boards. Foligno had to be helped off the ice…
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Tags: anton+volchenkov, david+booth, florida+panthers, injuries, ottawa+senators
Mike Foligno Loved The Leap
by Paul on 10/20/07 at 09:41 AM ET
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from Bruce Garroch of the Ottawa Sun,
It was 2:30 a.m. yesterday by the time Foligno pulled into the driveway of his Sudbury home after the Wolves made their way back from a game in Brampton and his wife, Janis, had the VCR cued up so the father of Senators winger Nick Foligno could see his son in action.
The former NHLer had already heard Nick paid tribute to him by leaping in the air after scoring his first goal in the club's 4-3 victory over the Canadiens on Thursday, but the elder Foligno couldn't wait to see it….
"I really thought the jump was great. You know, I thought it was nice that the Senators allowed him to do that. They are such a class organization because they respect the tradition. I really think whenever somebody scores in the NHL, that's the one time that you're allowed to be a kid again."
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Spezza Searching For Goal Number One
by Paul on 10/17/07 at 10:20 AM ET
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from the Ottawa Sun,
Going into last night's games, Spezza led the NHL in assists with 11 and sat second in scoring, behind Detroit's Henrik Zetterberg, who's had five goals as part of his 13 points.
Spezza was the only player in the league's top 44 scorers that has yet to light the lamp.
Also baffling to Spezza is the fact he's 11th in shots, with 24. Last season, he had the league's second-best shooting percentage behind Pittsburgh's Jordan Staal, scoring 34 times on just 162 offerings for a 21% connection rate.
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Tags: jason+spezza, ottawa+senators
The Diplomatic Response
by Paul on 10/16/07 at 09:02 AM ET
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from Don Brennan of the Ottawa Sun,
Ray Emery , the only goalie to take Ottawa to the Stanley Cup finals, is finally ready to return from wrist surgery and reclaim his No. 1 job.
Martin Gerber, who in 12 months has amazingly transformed his game from shaky to steady to sometimes spectacular, has zero interest in giving up the position he's held since the season began.
Both men said all the right things yesterday. Both want to play, both are content to let the chips fall where they may, both want what's best for the team.
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Tags: goalies, martin+gerber, ottawa+senators, ray+emery
Sens Interested In Robitaille
by Paul on 10/13/07 at 11:08 AM ET
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from Bruce Garrioch of the Ottawa Sun,
Randy Robitaille may be coming home.
The Senators are looking to sign the 30-year-old Ottawa native to a one-year contract, the Sun has learned. The New York Islanders have also shown a mild interest in Robitaille's services….
A source said the Senators' deal for Robitaille, who would be joining his ninth NHL team, was still being worked out late yesterday.
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Neil Ready To Play Broadway
by Paul on 10/13/07 at 09:50 AM ET
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from Bruce Garrioch of the Ottawa Sun,
Chris Neil is more than willing to dance on Broadway tonight.
The Ottawa winger, who will face the Rangers for the first time since he separated Sean Avery's shoulder with a hit during last Saturday's 2-0 win, says he actually hopes New York players try to hunt him down….
"It wasn't like I hit Jaromir Jagr, I hit Sean Avery. He's a guy who can stick up for himself as well. You've got to be disciplined in the whole situation and don't put your team down. They might look at sucking you in."
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Tags: chris+neil, ottawa+senators
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The event planning arm of the Milwaukee Brewers baseball team will be hosting "Miller Park Movies," a series of movie double features in the parking lot of Miller Park in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
A full-size screen will be erected for the movies, and the audio tracks will be transmitted via each auto's radio. The Klement's Sausage Haus will be open for concessions and restrooms.
"Brewers Enterprises is always looking for creative events to entertain families at Miller Park, and we believe the 'Miller Park Movies' will be a unique addition to our summertime schedule," said Brewers Executive Vice President - Business Operations Rick Schlesinger.
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Major League was filmed at Milwaukee County Stadium, which was later replaced by the new Miller Park complex, so this choice is somewhat fitting. The movie also stars Brewers Hall-of Fame broadcaster Bob Uecker.
Parking lot gates on June 5-6 will open at 7:30pm each night with the first movie beginning at dusk (approximately 8:30pm). The details for the August dates will be released at a later time.
The admission for this event is quite high at $20 per car, for up to two people. Additional people will be charged $5 each. This is way too high for what's going to amount to a gimmick event, especially since it doesn't sound as though any concessions or other benefits are included in that price.
Tickets will be available at the Miller Park Box Office, on brewers.com, by phone at 414-902-4000, and on the night of the event-space permitting.
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'The Heavenly Tree Grows Downward'
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Selected Works by Harry Smith, Philip Taaffe and Fred Tomaselli
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In 1987, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art did a kooky thing. In the middle of an intensely materialist decade, when theory-intensive "commodity art" reigned, it produced an exhibition titled "The Spiritual in Art: Abstract Painting 1890-1985." New York didn't want to know from the show, which traveled no farther east than Chicago. Maybe we're catching up with it now.
This thought has struck me several times of late, most recently when I saw "The Heavenly Tree Grows Downward," a showcase at Cohan of three artists who are kindred spirits. Harry Smith (1923-1991) is best known for his 1952 "Anthology of American Folk Music," an archival recording project that influenced the course of American music in the postwar years and is shaping it still. But Smith was also the maker of exquisite hand-painted films and an inventive, self-trained painter.
The paintings were repositories for and reflections of his esoteric interests. These included alchemy, theosophy, jazz, cabala, modernist painting, psychoactive drugs, folk art, Celtic poetry, Hindu thought and the culture of the Beat and hippie eras. The earliest of his paintings in the show, from the 1940's, are geometric abstractions à la Malevich and Kandinsky. From the 1960's on, he produced mandalalike designs of painstaking intricacy in luminous, Eastery pinks and yellows or in the mossy greens and golds of the Book of Kells.
The exhibition, organized by Raymond Foye, an independent curator, brings Smith together with two contemporary artists who admire him and made work especially for the show. Philip Taaffe's new paintings, mostly small, are wonderful. They mix and match Surrealism, tantra, biomorphic abstraction and formal techniques of marbling without being merely a sum of these parts. There's a whole laboratory of new ideas bubbling away here.
Fred Tomaselli, who is represented by Cohan, is seen in some of his best work to date. He's a collagist as much as a painter, and the two media are seamlessly joined. In his images of human figures — pieced together from photographic images of body parts, birds and flowers, then painted with a miniaturist's delicacy — Blake, Arcimboldo and "The Teachings of Don Juan" meet. Pills and marijuana leaves are used as collage elements, as in the past, but their presence is played down. Mr. Tomaselli is concentrating — and the concentration is ferocious — on creating an art of rigorous, trippy exuberance primarily from paper and paint, and he's bringing it off brilliantly.
Future gallery solos by Mr. Taaffe and Mr. Tomaselli are something to look forward to, and a museum survey of Smith's career is in order; maybe Mr. Foye, who has done an exceptional catalog for the Cohan show, will take charge of it. Meanwhile, the spiritual in art, however that is defined, seems to be in the air, on the evidence of recent or coming exhibitions devoted to Malevich, Mondrian, Alfred Jensen and Sigmar Polke; to Shaker gift-drawings, Indian tantric painting, Hebrew micrography, Islamic calligraphy and African-American quilts; and to the work of young artists like Sam Gordon, Jutta Koether, Trenton Doyle Hancock, Amy Gartrell and Chris Johanson, and the many aesthetic astronauts now speeding around far out in the ether of cyberspace.
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Picasso had his wives and lovers. William Wegman has his Weimaraners. Robert Melee has his mother. She is the muse of his current show and, as always, an arresting presence: past middle age, partial to Phyllis Dilleresque wigs, Alice Cooper eyeliner and alcohol, she is the subject of photographs and videos notable for their mingling of affection and aggression.
"Mommy Drinking" is a giant version of a gold-framed family portrait, but one in which she alone appears, hoisting a glass, an image that may explain the material source of Mr. Melee's bottle-cap sculptures. In a video titled "You Me and Her," a young man is shot from a lover's-eye perspective in bed, but disconcertingly keeps turning into a version of the mother. She stars in another video, "Popcorn Mommy," posing all but nude next to a pan of hot, popping popcorn. When she flinches under its assault, Mr. Melee chuckles off camera and reminds her that she used to make it for him when he was a kid.
The show concludes with an installation combining elements of suburban rec room and shrine. Decorated with plaster curtains and hand-painted paneling, it holds an altarlike wall unit with photos and films of the mother standing romantically windswept by the sea, cavorting in the snow and sitting at home with her adult son perched on her lap.
What results is a psychological comedy of terrors, an act of collaboration as mutual assault, which is, I guess, one definition of the dysfunctional family. But as a creative team, Mr. Melee and his mom seem to exist somewhere beyond normal dysfunction, in some transcendentally abject universe where inhibitions and animosities fall where they may, where John Cassavetes channels Jack Smith, where perversity is pleasure and decay a kind of innocence. John Waters is a pioneer of this terrain. You may not want to live there, but you won't forget your visit in a hurry.
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The only existing O-H...F-C bond...not
This is a beautiful piece of data re-interpretation. A few years ago, there was a report published about a compound which supposedly demonstrated the only instance of a solution O-H...F-C hydrogen bond. This seemed to provide some support for hydrogen bonding involving fluorine.
Now a Spanish group has published a nice paper in CC that provides a refutation and re-interpretation of the data that along with some calculations, indicates that the observed data is not due to a C-F...H-O hydrogen bond, but simply due to steric hindrance that makes the three fluorines of a CF3 group non-equivalent. In the former interpretation, it was assumed that the non-equivalence of two Fs of this group with the third F indicated that the third F was involved in hydrogen bonding. The new interpretation says that it is steric hindrance that prevents rapid rotation of the CF3 group, and makes the three Fs non-equivalent. Calculations support the interpretation.
Thus, now we will have to look for other instances in which there is bonafide C-F...H-O bonding. Quite a neat piece of careful data analysis supported by crystallography and quantum chemical caclulations.
Another fact mentioned in the paper reminds me of one of the more memorable papers that I have read; Stanford's Eric Kool's demonstration that difluorotoluene- an isostere of thymine in which Ns are replaced by Cs and Os are replaced by Fs- behaves like thymine when DNA polymerase inserts it opposite adenine.
Is there any bona fide example of O–HF–C bond in solution? The cases of HOC(CF3)2(4-X-2,6-C6H2(CF3)2) (X = Si(i-Pr)3, CF3)
Chem. Commun., 2007, 4384 - 4386, DOI: 10.1039/b710304b
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The term hydrogen bond is already a misnomer. Frankly, any sharing of a partial-positive hydrogen with even a partial electronegative atom could be termed "hydrogen bonding".ReplyDelete
Yes, that's why some authors have proposed resurrecting the old term "hydrogen bridge"ReplyDelete
I am observing a rise in use of computer in chemistry. Now it seems that everything you find in experiment has been calculated in a paper long long ago, which also calculated/predicted the other three or four situations at the same time.ReplyDelete
Yes, the problem with computer modeling still is that you get multiple solutions, especially in case of things like docking and pharmacophores. But in some cases you can narrow it down to one or two. It certainly helps. In any case, modeling always has to be done by a sound chemist and not by a "black box-er".ReplyDelete
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