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Volume 21, Issue 6, 01 June 1953
A Statistical Theory of Order‐Disorder Equilibrium at High Temperatures21(1953); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1699143View Description Hide Description
An expression for the free energy of a binary cubic alloy undergoing the order‐disorder transition is derived by direct evaluation of the configurational partition function.
Thermodynamic Functions from Mayer's Theory of Ionic Solutions. I. Equations for Thermodynamic Functions21(1953); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1699144View Description Hide Description
For an ionic solute, Mayer has previously derived from statistical mechanics an analytical expression for a mean activity coefficient which, however, is not usually measured. From the partial molal free energy expression defining Mayer's activity coefficient, there are derived in this paper expressions for five usually measured thermodynamic functions. These are the change in partial molal volume with concentration; the change in apparent molal volume with concentration; the relative partial molal heat content; the relative apparent molal heat content; and the stoichiometric mean ionic molar activity coefficient. Formulas for these five functions involve the coefficients of thermal expansion and isothermal compressibility of the solution and solvent; the solventdielectric constant and its pressure and temperature derivatives; and readily computable analytic expressions arising from the theory.
Thermodynamic Functions from Mayer's Theory of Ionic Solutions. II. The Stoichiometric Mean Ionic Molar Activity Coefficient21(1953); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1699145View Description Hide Description
The formula for the stoichiometric mean ionic molar activity coefficient of strong electrolytes in aqueous solution at 25°C arising from Mayer's theory is compared with published experimental data. The agreement is good for sodium chloride to a concentration of about 0.4 molar; calcium chloride to a concentration of about 0.07 molar; zinc sulfate to a concentration of about 0.01 molar; and lanthanum chloride to a concentration of about 0.017 molar. Tables facilitating the computations and practical methods for the determination of the parameter of closest interionic approach and of the activity coefficient are given.
Electron Deficient Compounds. VII. The Structure of the Trimethylaluminum Dimer21(1953); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1699146View Description Hide Description
The trimethylaluminum dimer has a bridge structure with a skeletal symmetry of D 2h within the accuracy of a structure determination by x‐ray diffraction of single crystals. Bridge bonds, Al–C, equal 2.24A, vs Al–C bonds of 1.99A for the exterior, ``normal'' methyls. The bridge angle Al–C–Al=70°, the exterior angle C–Al–C=124°.
It is shown that a simple model provides the right order of magnitude for the heat of dimerization and indicates the relative importance of Al–C and Al–Al bonds. It is suggested that the sharp bridge angle required for good bridge bonding leads to metal‐metal repulsions which should increase as the size of the metal increases. This probably plays a role in the instability and nature of polymers of the heavier trialkyl‐metal compounds.
The Reactions of Methyl Radicals with the Hydrogen Isotopes21(1953); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1699147View Description Hide Description
The photolysis of acetone has been studied in the temperature range 130–420°C. Measurements have been made of the rates of most of the possible reactions of CH3 and CD3 radicals with hydrogen, deuterium, and deuterium hydride. The following activation energies for the abstraction of a hydrogen or deuterium atom have been found: CH3+acetone, 9.7; CD3+d acetone, 11.6; CH3+D2, 11.8; CD3+H2, 11.1; CH3+HD→CH4, 10.0; CH3+HD→CH3D, 11.3; CD3+HD→CD3H, 10.7; CD3+HD→CD4, 10.7 kcal. The steric factors are all of the order of 10−3. The results are discussed in terms of isotope effects with particular reference to the deuterium hydride reactions.
The Photochemical Decomposition of Benzene21(1953); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1699099View Description Hide Description
Under intense ultraviolet illumination with an A‐H6 mercury arc, benzene solutions in rigid glass at liquid air temperatures are decomposed. If the solvent molecules contain hydrogen, hexatriene is formed (almost certainly identified by absorptionspectrum and chemical behavior). In a solvent (perfluoro−2‐methyl pentane) containing no hydrogen, the benzene decomposes to an entirely different product, not as yet certainly identified.
The Magnetic Susceptibility of Certain Organic Compounds. Part IV. The Constitution of Ortho, Meta, and Para Nitroanilines21(1953); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1699100View Description Hide Description
Magnetic susceptibilities of o‐, m‐, and p‐nitroanilines have been measured by the Gouy method. The experimental results showed that for a strong repelling group such as the amino group, the values for the op‐derivatives are lower than the corresponding m‐derivative. This was attributed to the fact that there is a tendency for the amino group to conjugate with the benzene nucleus in the case of o‐ and p‐nitroanilines, accompanied by a lowering in their diamagnetic susceptibility values.
The Nonadditivity of the Repulsive Potential of Helium21(1953); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1699101View Description Hide Description
The repulsive energy of three helium atoms is calculated using the valence bond method. A great reduction of the required number of exchange integrals is found to be possible using group theoretical arguments. It is found that the effect of nonadditivity is negligible for the internuclear distances involved in most physical problems.
Unified Orbital Theory of the Excited States of the Fluorine Molecule21(1953); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1699102View Description Hide Description
The unification of the atomic orbital and molecular orbital theories of the excited states of diatomic molecules is achieved by means of semi‐localized orbitals. In particular the classification of the states of the fluorine molecule arising from the interaction of two fluorine atoms in their ground state is discussed.
Quantitative calculations are made for the 1Σ g + and 3Σ u + states and a comparison of the singlet‐triplet separation energies and binding energies from the three methods is made. Both two electron and eighteen electron calculations are made. The better molecular orbital calculations give a lower triplet than a singlet state. In the eighteen electron calculation the atomic and semi‐localized orbital methods coincide, and the 1Σ g + state is found to be the ground state.
The Photochemical Decomposition of Azomethane21(1953); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1699103View Description Hide Description
The photolysis of azomethane has been investigated over the temperature range 24–190°C. The variation in the rates of production of nitrogen, methane, and ethane with absorbed intensity, azomethane concentration, and temperature may be accounted for quantitatively by the reactions
The quantum yield of nitrogen formation was found to be unity and independent of temperature. For the activation energy difference E 2—½E 3 a value of 7.6 kcal/mole was obtained. Evidence is cited for an association reaction between methyl radicals and azomethane. On the basis of an assumed mechanism, the activation energy of this process is 6.4 kcal/mole.
Absorption Coefficients of Oxygen in the Vacuum Ultraviolet21(1953); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1699104View Description Hide Description
Absorption coefficients of oxygen were measured at several hundred wavelengths in the region 1050–1900A with a one‐meter vacuum monochromator and a phosphor‐coated photomultiplier as detector. The absorption intensity of the Schumann‐Runge continuum was found to be somewhat less than previous results, and the intensity distribution was less symmetrical. The 19–0 and 20–0 bands of the Schumann‐Runge progression were observed and the dissociation limit of the B 3Σ u − state was 57140±60 cm−1. Several other bands and continua were found at shorter wavelengths.
Dielectric Polarization in Polar Substances21(1953); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1699105View Description Hide Description
A statistical mechanical theory of the static dielectric constant of polar substances is presented which differs from the previous theories of Kirkwood and Fröhlich in that a precise evaluation of the distortion polarization term is made. The theory is applied to the dielectric constant of ordinary and heavy water and yields 2 percent agreement with experiment over the entire temperature range. Furthermore, the difference between the dielectric constant of water measured at visible and microwave frequencies can be ascribed to vibrations, such as the bending of the O–H–O bond. The calculated dielectric constant of ice agrees with experimental values within a mean deviation of 3 percent over a considerable temperature range using an approximate evaluation of the Pauling model for that substance. Various other liquids are also compared with experiment.
Statistical Thermodynamics of Rubber Elasticity21(1953); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1699106View Description Hide Description
The basic concepts and procedures underlying the theory of rubberelasticity are analyzed. The arguments advanced by Wall and Flory against the network theory of the authors are shown to be without foundation. The alternative theory which they advocate, and which is rather widely used, is criticized on two grounds: (a) it assumes a distribution of chain extensions that does not vary with network extension in the way the actual distribution functions can be shown to vary, and (b) the methods used to compute the numbers of network configurations from the distributions of chain extensions are invalid, except in the most trivial cases. The concept of ``interval dilation entropy'' is discussed and is shown to lack any physical basis. It is concluded that all the methods of calculation that lead to logarithmic terms in the network configuration entropy are incorrect, and that these terms, which affect the theory of swelling, should be discarded.
The Photochlorination of Methyl Chloroformate in the Gas Phase21(1953); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1699107View Description Hide Description
Under similar conditions of concentration and light absorption the rate of the gas phase reaction is almost the same as the rate in carbon tetrachloride solution, studied previously, although the mechanism is somewhat different. The gas‐phase reaction is not inhibited by products and the bimolecular chain termination step consists in the formation of chlorine, rather than monochloromethyl chloroformate. First‐order removal of chlorine atoms becomes important at low light intensities.
The ratio of the rate constant for hydrogen chloride formation to that for first‐order chain termination is the same in the gas phase as in carbon tetrachloride solution within the accuracy of the measurements.
Diffuse Double Layer Theory for Electrolytes of Unsymmetrical Valence Types21(1953); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1699109View Description Hide Description
Equations are derived for the variation of potential with distance and for the components of charge and capacity in the diffuse double layer at a plane interface for electrolytes of the 1:2 and 2:1 valence types. Some additional relations are also deduced for other valence types.
Infrared and Raman Spectra of Fluorinated Ethanes. VI. The Series CF3CH3, CF3CH2Cl, CF3CHCl2, and CF3CCl321(1953); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1699110View Description Hide Description
The infrared spectra of gaseous CF3CH2Cl and CF3CHCl2 have been obtained in the range from 2 to 38μ, and the spectra of the liquids in the range from 2 to 22μ, with the aid of LiF, NaCl, KBr, and KRS−5 prisms. The Raman spectra of these compounds in the liquid state have been photographed with a three‐prism glass spectrograph of linear dispersion 15A/mm at 4358A. Depolarization ratios were determined for most of the Raman bands.
All fundamental vibrational frequencies have been assigned; the spectra have been interpreted in detail, and thermodynamic functions have been calculated.
Infrared and Raman Spectra of Fluorinated Ethanes. VII. CCl3CF2Cl and CCl3CFCl221(1953); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1699111View Description Hide Description
The infrared spectra of liquid CCl3CF2Cl and of CCl3CFCl2 as glass and in CS2 solution, have been obtained in the region from 2 to 38μ with the aid of LiF, NaCl, KBr, and KRS−5 prisms. The Raman spectra of these compounds in the liquid state, at about 50° and 120°C, respectively, were photographed with a three‐prism glass spectrograph of linear dispersion 15A/mm at 4358A. Relative intensities and depolarization ratios were measured for all but the weakest Raman bands. Complete assignments of fundamental vibration frequencies have been made, the spectra have been interpreted in detail, and thermodynamic functions have been calculated.
The Infrared Spectrum of Fluoroform from 2.2 to 20μ21(1953); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1699112View Description Hide Description
The absorptionspectrum of fluoroform has been investigated with a Perkin‐Elmer double‐pass spectrometer from 2.2 to 20μ. The resolution is sufficient to make possible an unequivocal assignment of all six fundamentals on the basis of the observed band envelopes. An anomaly is found in the symmetrical C–F stretching vibration; on the evidence now available this vibration should be assigned to the parallel band at 1209.3 cm−1 in the infrared (vapor) and to the polarized Raman line (liquid) at 1117 cm−1. Overtone and combination bands measured include the A 1 and E components of the second harmonic of each of the three degenerate fundamentals. The separation of the maxima of the P and R branches of the parallel bands is discussed in relation to the theory of Gerhard and Dennison.
Theory of Radiation Chemistry. II. Track Effects in Radiolysis of Water21(1953); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1699113View Description Hide Description
A model is presented which describes the geometrical effects in the radiolysis of water as a result of the diffusion of free radicals. The motion of secondary electrons immediately following the passage of the ionizing particle is discussed in an appendix, and it is concluded that radicals are most likely formed in pairs at the approximate sites of the original ionizations. Models for the diffusion of these radicals are shown to result in a definite fraction of radicals which undergo initial recombination for gamma‐ and fast beta‐rays, for which the spurs are considered as diffusing independently. For alpha‐rays a connected‐track model is used. For the intermediate case of tritium beta‐rays, a two‐stage model is constructed. In each case the comparative yields of the ``forward'' and ``radical'' reactions (GF and GR ) are calculated. Subsequent chemical effects in pure water and solutions are also considered briefly.
Equation of State Calculations by Fast Computing Machines21(1953); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1699114View Description Hide Description
A general method, suitable for fast computing machines, for investigating such properties as equations of state for substances consisting of interacting individual molecules is described. The method consists of a modified Monte Carlo integration over configuration space. Results for the two‐dimensional rigid‐sphere system have been obtained on the Los Alamos MANIAC and are presented here. These results are compared to the free volume equation of state and to a four‐term virial coefficient expansion.


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Diamondbacks' Adam Eaton Has Everything Needed In Leadoff HitterAdam Eaton could evolve into one of the best top-of-the-order hitters in the league.
Rain Soaked Redbirds Fall 4-1The original start was delayed for 66 minutes and then five innings later, the game was put on hold for an additional 50 minutes.
Carpenter, Cards Demolished 13-8 in DesertThe last time Chris Carpenter allowed eight earned runs was September 23, 2005.


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Attack of the Movie Stars
A famous Hollywood couple descends on a small town to make a movie. Six weeks later, as they fly away in their private plane, oblivious, and happily discussing their dinner plans (Spago or Mortimer's?), destroyed marriages, heartbreak, emotional, and even physcical wreckage are left in their wake. ( Inspired by an actual Movie Location shoot in the 1970s)
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Don't worry, four-time gold medalist Missy Franklin, we probably would've reacted like that if a prince serenaded us on our birthday.
After touching down in Colorado Friday night, HRH Prince Harry of Wales headed to a reception held at a golf resort in Sedalia, just outside of Denver.
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Olympic swimming champion Missy Franklin is headed to Rosewood on ABC Family's Pretty Little Liars. The world record holder and five-time medal winner at the 2012 Olympic games will play herself and stun Emily (Shay Mitchell) when she comes to the Brew to talk to her about swimming. [ABC Family]
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Gabby Douglas may have splurged on a McMuffin after taking home Olympic gold in women's gymnastics, but four-time gold medalist Missy Franklin decided to get something more permanent: a tattoo.
The freshly inked swimmer showed off her new Olympic rings tattoo on her Twitter page.
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Team USA continued to excel in the pool and in the gymnastics Olympics arena on Wednesday, taking home a handful of medals.
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This week: More than last week! Better than last week? You'll have to read on to find out!
The week was dominated by one news story, but we'll get to that eventually!
Over at The Beat, Pádraig Ó Méalóid begins a series about the history of Marvelman. Then, two days later, we get Part One. This should be a keen series.
I meant to link to this a few weeks ago, but I kept forgetting: Colin Smith interviews the creators of Babble, a new graphic novel. I pre-ordered this, and I'm looking forward to it. This week, Colin has another interview with Joel Meadows of Tripwire. Tripwire is a very cool magazine, and it's a nice piece.
Robot 6 links to this piece in which Don Rosa explains why he quit comics. He points out that Disney didn't allow the epilogue to appear in the final collection they published. Stay classy, Disney!
Caleb has an interesting post about the latest wave of DCnU cancellations. Man, DC is on a tear recently gutting their line, isn't it? Meanwhile, later in the week, Caleb revamps the Valentine's Day cards that came with DC's Young Romance. My favorite is the one for Barbara Gordon, but they're all pretty funny.
Of course, the big news of the week is Orson Scott Card. DC hired him to write a Superman story, and the world went haywire. Robot 6 linked to a story about various retailers boycotting the comic (Mike Sterling is one of them), plus the response of a member of the anti-gay organization, which is hilarious given that his organization boycotts shit all the time. And, of course, DC responded to the kerfuffle. A lot of people have had their say about this, so I'll add mine: I don't give a shit. This is a tempest in a teapot, and nobody will care about this after the comic actually comes out. Card is on the wrong side of history and he's a bigot, but you know what? There are always going to be bigots. Science can prove that there's no difference between a black dude from Zimbabwe, a white dude from Alabama, and a dude from Japan, and bigotry will still exist. We can have gay marriage for 200 years in this country and people will still be trying to "prove" that it's bad for the country. If people want to boycott the Superman comic, be my guest. If retailers don't want to stock it, more power to them. If DC wants to hire Orson Scott Card, go nuts. The only problem I have with this whole thing is that people are demanding that DC fire Card. DC can hire whomever they want. If you don't the people they hire, don't buy the fucking comics. The only thing a demand to fire Card does is make a ton of people who would probably ignore that Superman comic want to buy it. I've read a lot of comments from people who say, "Now I'm going to check this out." They believe they're standing up to censorship, which is bullshit but a powerful belief. The best thing anti-Card people could have done was organize a boycott, explain why they're boycotting, and leave it at that. By going the extra mile and demanding that DC fire Card, they've made this story less about Card being an asshole and more about poor Orson Scott Card, expressing his First Amendment rights and getting punished for it! But stopping short of demanding that DC firing Card would require restraint and less emotion. As we know, this world is not big on restraint.
I won't be buying the Superman story because Superman doesn't really interest me, even though it includes a story by Parker/Samnee and Card's story is drawn by Chris Sprouse. Well played, DC! But let's be honest – Card's version of bigotry is dying off, and while there are going to be bumps in the road, very soon – probably in my lifetime – gay marriage will be common and uncontroversial except for a small sector of society that watches Fox News. There will still be prejudice against homosexuals, but it will be so marginalized that when someone rants about it, most people will shake their heads in pity more than anger.
So the pope is resigning. That's unusual. Because I am a huge history nerd, I knew the last time a pope resigned was in 1415, when the Council of Constance basically told all three popes (yes, THREE) to resign, and I also knew that the last time it really happened was in 1294, when Celestine V quit. I also knew that Celestine quit because before his election, he had been perfectly happy living as a hermit and only took the job because it had been two years since the last pope had died and everyone was pretty desperate. He hated being pope, so after five months on the job, he went back to his monastery. The new pope, however, hounded him because he feared Celestine (now just Pietro) would be used by his enemies as an "anti-pope." Poor dude. He just wanted to hang out in his monastery. Anyway, Benedict XVI already has a job offer, so I'm sure he'll be fine.
I don't go to church, nor do I believe in God, but this is an interesting post: The top ten reasons young people leave the church. A fascinating one is that the guy admits that atheists and agnostics treat young people as intelligent rather than talking down to them. He explains how to counter that, but it's an interesting admission.
This is a fairly depressing essay about why kids are entering college without skills. These are AP students, too, so supposedly they're the cream of the crop. I hate education in the United States, because of crap like this, and I'm trying very hard to buttress what my daughter learns in school with stuff that I know. I'm sure that will get more fun as she gets older.
Do you like tumblrs that show gifs of animals in nature? Check out Head Like An Orange if you don't know, and get back to me.
Greg Hatcher linked to this, which extols the virtues of the state of Washington. "Mount Rainier is majestic as fuck," indeed. Even if you've never been to Washington, this is pretty damned funny.
I don't watch Jeopardy, so I missed the Teen Tournament and the glory that was Leonard, but luckily, Grantland was there!
Wired actually breaks down the battle of Hoth and what Vader did wrong. It's almost too obnoxiously geeky, but still – that's what the Internet is for!
In case you like crushing on female musicians, here's 15 of them for you. More than that, it led me to another tumblr, Fuck Yeah Chick Musicians, which is actually not a bad resource to find some interesting music.
So that's all the links I have this week. You know you love to read weird stuff on the Internet! So get clicking, even though our new format makes links really hard to see. They're there, I swear it!
What I found to be interesting about the Pope's resignation was that some people honestly thought that a reform-minded Pope might be in the pipeline. The Catholic Church has shown time and again that it is perfectly capable of staying the course despite the obvious cliff in front of it. I was raised Catholic but I'll be damned if I step inside a church now unless I have to.
As for Card, I also don't care what he thinks personally. This is why athletes and other celebrities are usually so boring. If you speak out, half the world hates you.
As was pointed out in the comments on the Card kerfluffle on a bleeding cool post, DC can't "fire" Card at this point. He was hired to do a freelance story, he's done it, it's drawn (or about to be), and now all that can be done is for people to not buy it.
The more interesting question is why did DC hire Card in the first place? Are their heads so far up their asses they were unaware he is controversial? Or did they figure that since nobody seemed to say anything when Card wrote Ultimate Iron Man (and did adaptations of his work at Marvel too), he wasn't a problem?
But yeah, overall, I don't give a shit either. I might pick the thing up more just because of the awesome artists on it, but otherwise I don't care.
My current female musician crush would be Amy Macdonald.
I have absolutely no clue what her music sounds like, but she has owned 3 Audi R8s and currently a Ferrari. Also attractive.
Shallow? Why yes.
Hey, someone's changed the links to red, and now tags are showing!
Apparently relentless complaining works!!!
When we stop complaining, the terrorists win.
Our long national nightmare is over. The tags have returned! Thanks, Dread Lord and Master!
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The Boston College Eagles and the Holy Cross Crusaders have scheduled a two-game football series for 2018 and 2020, both schools announced today.
Boston College will host both games of the series at Alumni Stadium in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts. The first game will be played on Sept. 8, 2018, with the second and final game on Sept. 5, 2020.
"This will be a renewal of one of the oldest and greatest traditions of college football in New England," Boston College Director of Athletics Brad Bates said. "For many years, this was `the game' for alumni and fans of both schools, and I am delighted that we are able to renew – for at least two years – this spirited and long-standing rivalry."
Boston College and Holy Cross have played a total of 82 games and the Eagles lead the series 48-31-3. However, the two haven't met since Nov. 22, 1986. When BC and Holy Cross meet again on the gridiron, it will have been nearly 32 years since that last meeting.
Boston College only has one other non-conference game scheduled in 2018, a season-opener on Sept. 1 vs. UMass. Holy Cross is BC's first announced opponent for the 2020 season.
"I'm very happy that in one of my final acts as director of athletics, we were able to complete this agreement with Boston College," said Holy Cross athletic director Richard M. Regan, Jr. "This is something that Brad Bates and I have been discussing for a few months and it's great that we could come to agreement on dates that work for both of us. I think for the alumni of both schools, it will be great to see these historical rivals play again."
Holy Cross, which is located around 38 miles from Boston College, is a member of the Patriot League in the Football Championship Subdivision (FCS). The Crusaders have not played an FBS opponent since beating Army 30-21 back in 2002.
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If I remember, that 1986 game was AT Holy Cross as well.
You have to be 40+ years old to remember this rivalry. The sentiment is no longer there for FBS vs FCS.
BC vs Holy Cross in modern memory best remembered for the Flutie Brothers games in the early 80s. This may be one of the only fbs vs fcs matches that makes sense from a historical view.
BC and holy cross that is old school…lol
86 game thanksgiving weekend. Likely last major conference school to play at a 1AA school not counting navy and army . BC 56 28


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ACTON, Calif. (February 10, 2013)--Three people died in a pre-dawn helicopter crash Sunday in a rural area of northern Los Angeles County, authorities said.
Los Angeles County Fire dispatcher Robert Diaz said the helicopter crashed at around 3:40 a.m. Sunday at the Polsa Rosa Ranch in Acton, Calif.
Diaz said everyone on board died.
KCAL-TV quoted an LA Film Commission official who says a production company had filed permits to shoot a TV reality show on the ranch.
Filming began Saturday and included the use of a helicopter.
Television footage showed mangled wreckage in a rugged canyon area near Soledad Canyon Road.


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Big John's Sportsman Club "Hog Roast, Turkey & Pie Shoot"
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Big John's Sportsman Club will be hosting a "Hog Roast, Turkey & Pie Shoot" on Saturday, Oct. 5, starting at 1 pm at their club grounds, Pippa Road, Pleasant City, Ohio. The public is welcome and the cost is $3.00 a show which includes at free pulled pork sandwich and beverage. (turn onto Walhonding Road from SR 313, take first right on Pippa Road for approx. 4 miles)


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Definición de narrate en inglés:
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1Give a spoken or written account of: the story is narrated by the heroine
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- It was also an interdenominational event and readers from both church communities narrated the passion story.
- And then you would hear a voice begin to narrate the story.
- Along with other guests, she too will speak and narrate her experiences.
tell, relate, recount, give an account of, unfold, set forth/out, describe, detail, sketch out, portray, chronicle, give a report of, report, relay, retail, delineate, rehearse, recite;
1.1Deliver a commentary to accompany (a film, broadcast, piece of music, etc.): the series is narrated by Richard Baker
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- The director narrates the film as though she is making a home movie, and ultimately that's what she has accomplished.
- In the same year Reeve narrated a film about the lives of people living with disabilities.
- The film is narrated by the laconic narrator that Disney used a lot then.
narratable adjetivo
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- However, in a gesture that underlines sociality,he prefers instead to argue that the narratable self desires this story from the mouth of another (person).
- For it is through Lanyon's 'narrative' as it is written both in his letter to Utterson and 'on his face' that the text introduces the transformation of Jekyll into Hyde as a narratable event.
- It is Jim's 'inward pain' that makes his life narratable and, conversely, the natives not narratable in Marlow's eyes.
Mid 17th century: from Latin narrat- 'related, told', from the verb narrare (from gnarus 'knowing').
Palabras que riman con narrateabate, ablate, aerate, ait, await, backdate, bait, bate, berate, castrate, collate, conflate, crate, create, cremate, date, deflate, dictate, dilate, distraite, donate, downstate, eight, elate, equate, estate, fate, fête, fixate, freight, frustrate, gait, gate, gestate, gradate, grate, great, gyrate, hate, hydrate, inflate, innate, interrelate, interstate, irate, Kate, Kuwait, lactate, late, locate, lustrate, mandate, mate, migrate, misdate, misstate, mistranslate, mutate, negate, notate, orate, ornate, Pate, placate, plate, prate, prorate, prostrate, pulsate, pupate, quadrate, rate, rotate, sate, sedate, serrate, short weight, skate, slate, spate, spectate, spruit, stagnate, state, straight, strait, Tate, tête-à-tête, Thwaite, translate, translocate, transmigrate, truncate, underrate, understate, underweight, update, uprate, upstate, up-to-date, vacate, vibrate, wait, weight
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June 30, 2004
Spider-Man 2:
A couple of phenomena this week already: F9/11, Sharapova; neither will be bigger than the summer's hugest movie.
The Lead Item
Two Words For You:
The most beautiful sound I ever heard ... All the beautiful sounds of the world in a single word: Maria.
-- "West Side Story"
Maria Sharapova isn't even 18,
so the panting over her is more than a little ... skeevy.
I just met a girl named Maria. And suddenly that name will never be the same to me: Maria.
The lecher community (also known as "the media") probably already has the date circled, but her birthday is April 19. Not that I'm Googling her ...
uncomfortable silence ...
Uh, can we move on?
Say it loud and there's music playing ... Say it soft and it's almost like praying: Maria.
It's a "Sharapova Side Story" at Wimbledon. Side story? Forget that: She's
story. Sharapova has eclipsed Serena as the star of TV and the tabloids.
Her Wimbledon run gets even more intriguing Thursday with a semifinal matchup with Lindsay Davenport, who has never been adapted to music:
I'll never stop saying "Maria." The most beautiful sound I ever heard: Maria!
Serena vs. Jenny
An old sports saw
is that one of the hardest things to do is beat a team three times in one season. After getting two thumpings from Jenny earlier this year, Serena came back with the nasty stuff today, crushing Capriati 6-1, 6-1 (
) to advance to the semis.
You know it's all a set-up for the titanic Serena-Maria finale, as long as Davenport understands to get out of the way. (OK, I'm
with the Maria stuff today. I swear.)
Yanks Blast Sox
Boston's 6-1 record
vs New York in April sure feels like a long time ago. More relevant? 0-1 since then, after last night's 11-3 shellacking in the Bronx.
Underachievers' Triple Crown:
(1) Mediocre pitching
Same-old, same-old from Lowe (5.47 ERA)
(2) Mediocre defense
Three errors, leading to 4 unearned runs
(2) Mediocre hitting
10Ks, 1BB: OBP-focused? Hardly
Six-and-a-half games back:
And counting ... the Red Sox are two more losses away from panic.
No? It's here already?
Randy Johnson: Hits 4K K plateau; only 4th P to get there
Portugal: Want fan passion? See Euro 2004 semi vs. Dutch
Kirsten Dunst: May never match S-M1's rain kiss, but ... wow
Nomar: E-6 leads to NY run, fan chant: "Thank you, Nomar!"
Sidney Ponson: Tagged with 8th straight L; O's ace? Hardly
Jerome Young: Top sports court says take away his Oly gold
NBA Free Agency
Biggest question:
Which team will be on the phone with Kobe at midnight tonight, the earliest that teams can directly start wooing players?
I picture it like trying to win a radio contest, with competing GMs constantly hitting "re-dial" after getting a busy signal.
Expos Relocation
The two D.C.-area locations
are reportedly the leading contenders, but whoever it ends up being will be off to a stumbling start: MLB is making a huge mistake by delaying the announcement until after the All-Star break.
With all sports fan attention on baseball for three days, the ASB is the perfect platform to introduce the new city. Sounds like MLB simply doesn't have its act together. After
of working on this deal, they can't time the ending right?
T-Mac Trade: Finally!
It's official:
But in the week since the rumor first started, the Magic-Rockets swap has been dissected enough already. For those coming late to the party, a classic Quickie primer:
Yao/T-Mac best combo in NBA?
Not if T-Mac shoots too much.
Key to Francis' OK to Orlando?
If he gets to shoot a lot.
MLB Today/Tonight
I was debating yesterday with my editor about the eight baseball playoff teams which would create the most fan interest. Coincidentally (or not), five play today on ESPN:
Clemens goes for win No. 11
Red Sox
Could Boston fall 7 1/2 back?
at Dodgers (10, ESPN2)
Anything Bonds makes great TV
The other three teams?
W-Sox, A's, Phillies
Hot/Not: Summer
Can you believe
the year is
already? A little cool-hunting for the summer season:
Kobe Clippers No. 8
Retro anything
Dude, she's only 18
Maria Sharapova
Mary-Kate Olsen
Check Page 2 for a complete list.
Jason Giambi:
Sick with a parasite? Insert your own joke about New York City here.
Today on ESPN.com
Page 2: Hot/not for summer
Top NBA free agents
MLB: Rumor Central
Top 5 lefties of all time
Sandy Koufax
Just stop arguing otherwise
Randy Johnson
How long can he keep going?
Warren Spahn
Anti-Koufax: Longevity matters
Lefty Grove
Higher win pct. than Johnson
Steve Carlton
About to drop on K list
The Bandwagon's Mo List isn't enough in this case: Randy's 4,000 Ks are awe-inspiring; cements him as a Top 3-ever lefty ...
"Doc Ock" is one of the coolest villain nicknames ever. Which athlete will be first to get it? Easy: A's closer Octavio Dotel ...
Want some great analysis of the Yankees-Red Sox series? Check out Neyer and Olney's columns in today's front-page package ...
Maybe they should be called the L.A. Leakers: First Phil, then Shaq, maybe Kobe, now Tex Winter. Wooed by Ohio St., Jim Cleamons next? ...
Manu Ginobili apparently hasn't gotten the memo: Wants a long-term deal with the Spurs; doesn't he know they're waiting on Kobe? ...
Surfers already get all the girls; now they get all the fake girls? "Blaine," an Australian surfer-dude, is Barbie's new guy ...


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In Focus: Infants and Toddlers
Oct 6, 2015 | PERMALINK »
Making a Difference for Poor Babies Using TANF: A Framework for States
By Elizabeth Lower-Basch and Stephanie Schmit
Americans overwhelmingly agree that children's fate in life should not be determined by the circumstances in which they are born. But children born into poor families are at great risk of persistent poverty during their childhood. A growing body of evidence shows that poverty in early childhood is a grave threat to children's long-term health, well-being, and educational success, with persistent and deep poverty causing the most damage. A new CLASP report, TANF and the First Year of Life: Making a Difference at a Pivotal Moment, suggests an innovative framework for thinking about Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) in the context of the first year of life, a vision for what a reformed TANF might look like, and concrete steps that states can begin taking right now to move their programs in this direction.
TANF offers an important, large-scale, high-impact opportunity to achieve two-generational goals for poor families with infants because:
- TANF already reaches about a quarter million of the poorest families with babies or pregnant women, which is about half of deeply poor families with infants.
- By its design, TANF is inherently a two-generational program, in that it is explicitly aimed at serving low-income families with children.
- TANF is a block grant that gives states a great deal of flexibility in deciding which needy families to serve, what services to provide, and what to expect of recipients.
Today's state TANF programs too often fall far short of their potential. Barriers to access, underfunded services, and work requirements that do not take the needs of infants into account hold parents back and make it harder for them to lift themselves and their babies out of poverty. For example, in 11 states, parents of infants under the age of one are subject to work requirements and could lose their entire family's cash assistance benefit the first time they fail to meet work requirements.
But the growing evidence about the importance of the first year of life for children's long-term success offers the opportunity to build a much stronger case than even just a few years ago for redesigning TANF programs to meet the developmental needs of infants in TANF families.
For the first time, the paper provides a framework grounded in the research about infant development and detailed data about TANF families and state policy options, to provide a wealth of practical ideas for state leaders. These ideas, organized into a package of foundational options for all states to consider, along with a set of more innovative options for states that have made strong progress on the foundations, include:
- Removing barriers that prevent pregnant women and parents of babies from accessing cash assistance;
- Redesigning work requirements to reflect the needs of infants and the realities of today's low-wage labor market;
- Ensuring access to quality child care; and
- Building linkages to other programs and services, such as early childhood home visiting, health care, and nutritional supports.
Some states have already started to adopt more evidence-based and positive policies for TANF families. Minnesota repealed its family cap in 2013. Last year, Washington state set aside nearly $1 million from the TANF block grant to fund a pilot home visiting project targeting TANF recipients using evidence-based models already used in the state. The recent reauthorizations of the Child Care Development Block Grant (CCDBG) and the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) require states to make a number of changes to how they deliver the services funded by these programs, and how they relate to TANF. This makes it an opportune time for states to think holistically about how these multiple programs serve the same families, and to re-envision TANF as a true two-generational anti-poverty program.
Jul 16, 2015 | PERMALINK »
Strong Start for America's Children Amendment Calls for an Investment in Early Learning
By Rhiannon Reeves and Christina Walker
The Every Child Achieves Act of 2015, which would reauthorize the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) for the first time since No Child Left Behind was passed in 2001, is currently being debated on the Senate floor. Earlier today, the Senate voted against Senator Bob Casey's (D-PA) Strong Start for America's Children Amendment, which would have created a five-year innovative federal-state partnership to expand and improve early learning opportunities for children across the birth-to-age-five continuum. More specifically, the amendment provided for:
- Access to high-quality preschool by providing more than $30 billion in paid-for mandatory formula and grant funding to states—with a required state match—for high-quality, full-day preschool for four-year-old children from families earning below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level.
- Support for early learning quality partnerships that meet the high-quality performance standards of Early Head Start and blend federal funds to provide high-quality, full-day child care.
- Promotion of increased funding to serve children with disabilities in early childhood settings by increasing the authorization level of programs for infants and toddlers with disabilities and of preschool grants for children with disabilities under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA).
- Maintained support for home visiting programs and called for their continuation through the Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting (MIECHV) Program.
High-quality early education experiences have been linked to school readiness and the lifetime employment and earning potential of low-income children. Despite these linkages, some of the most vulnerable low- and moderate-income families in this country still lack access to high-quality child care options for their youngest children. The Strong Start for America's Children Amendment further proposed to advance high-quality, comprehensive early care and education systems across the country that ultimately support the goals of ESEA.
Last week, the House passed its version of the ESEA reauthorization bill called the Student Success Act, which differs from the Senate bill under consideration. If the Senate passes the Every Child Achieves Act, Congress will need to reach a compromise between the House and Senate versions through a Conference Committee; therefore, the provisions of a final ESEA bill would remain to be negotiated.
Earlier this year, CLASP released recommendations for improving ESEA by increasing access to high-quality early learning opportunities for young children and promoting provisions that help youth succeed academically and ensure they are ready for college and career. We urge Congress, in working toward a final bill, to bolster support for vulnerable young children and disadvantaged youth because reauthorization of this important law must protect and enhance robust opportunities for all students, particularly those most at risk. The introduction of the Strong Start for America's Children Amendment was a good first step in that direction.
Apr 1, 2015 | PERMALINK »
CLASP Publishes Guide for States on CCDBG Reauthorization
Today, CLASP and the National Women's Law Center (NWLC) released an implementation guide for the Child Care and Development Block Grant (CCDBG) reauthorization.
In November 2014, with broad bipartisan support, Congress reauthorized CCDBG (the major federal child care program) for the first time since 1996. The new law strengthens CCDBG's dual role as a major early childhood education program and a work support for low-income families.
Key provisions in the law support the following goals:
- Protecting the health and safety of children in care through more consistent standards and monitoring of standards;
- Improving the quality of care, including through increased supports for child care providers; and
- Enabling families to more easily access child care assistance that supports stable and continuous care and that can be coordinated with other programs.
This implementation guide is designed to help policymakers and advocates gain a better understanding of what is entailed in fully implementing the law. It summarizes and analyzes key sections of the reauthorization, offering recommendations and areas of caution for states. It also includes a detailed chart comparing specific provisions of the new law with those of the previous law, an implementation timeline, a checklist indicating state compliance with select provisions of the law, a summary of the law, and state-by-state information on CCDBG funding and children served.
To fulfill the goals of the legislation, states will need to be strategic and thoughtful about implementation, including paying careful attention to the funding necessary to carry out the provisions. Unlike previous reauthorizations, this law was not accompanied with a guarantee of new federal funds—and in many states, the new law will have substantial costs. Additional federal and state resources will be essential to ensure that states do not make tradeoffs that would undermine the reauthorization's goals and further reduce the number of children served, which is already at historic lows.
To achieve the full vision of the CCDBG reauthorization and avoid tradeoffs that harm children and families—and the child care providers who serve them—thoughtful implementation and new resources will be essential. CLASP and NWLC will continue to work closely with those involved in implementing the law in states and at the federal level to realize the potential benefits of the reauthorization.
Read Implementing the Child Care and Development Block Grant Reauthorization>>
Register for the CLASP/NWLC CCDBG Implementation webinar on April 15, from 2-3pm EDT >>


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Awesome Kitty Kingdom
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A Little Something Inside
My First "24 Hour" Comic Written in 2007. This is actually a 12 page story which took 36 hours or so to finish. The intention behind the 24-hour comic is to completely write, draw, and ink a 24 page comic story within 24 consecutive hours. Being my first attempt, I was aiming for a 12 page story in 24 hours. The story seeds I had to work with were: place -- a womb, character -- a disgruntled customer, and object -- a carpenter's tool kit.
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With a few helpful hints, you can shoot like the pros.
Most new digital cameras are able to compensate for human error in different ways. But the art of composing a good shot requires a bit of firsthand knowledge.
Here we offer you 10 tips used by professional photographers (and corresponding sample photos) that will help you achieve not just a good photograph, but a great one. Don't worry if you don't remember them all every time you take a photo. Your growing knowledge of photography will build on itself as you continue to delve in further. Most importantly, have fun! There's a wealth of award-winning images out there still waiting to be shot.
If you're shooting digital (and we're assuming you are), don't compromise quality — capture all the pixels you can. It's the amount of pixels per square inch that gives quality to your images, and you wouldn't want to take an award-winning shot that can only be enlarged to the size of a credit card. So always shoot at your camera's highest possible resolution.
Decide what you're really taking a picture of, and center your efforts on taking the best possible photo of this subject, be it a person, place, thing, or even mood. Be sure to keep anything that would distract out of the picture. Also check the area behind the subject, looking for trees or phone poles sprouting from a person's head. Remember, a clean background will emphasize your subject and have a stronger visual impact.
Try to zoom or move in to fill the frame with your subject, and don't be afraid to get close — really close. That way you can truly make an impact. Even cutting into the subject a bit can be dynamic and lend the image an intimate mood. Use the Macro or Flower mode for small subjects. Even the simplest object takes on new fascination in Macro mode.
One of the most important aspects of composition is the Rule of Thirds. The concept, discovered by the Greeks, is simple. Imagine a tic-tac-toe grid across your frame, and place the subject at 1 of the 4 line intersections. This doesn't mean that there isn't a time and place when you want to center your subject (an image highlighting perfect symmetry comes to mind). But usually, the strongest and most visually interesting place for your subject is at 1 of these 4 points.
Most cameras focus on whatever is in the middle of the frame. As we just learned, that's rarely the best place for your subject, so it may be out of focus. To combat this, center the subject and press the shutter button down halfway to lock in the focus. Then reframe the picture and press the shutter button all the way to take the shot with perfect sharpness.
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I have a quadratic program: $$\displaystyle\min_{\mathbf{X}} (\mathbf{X^TQX +C^TX}) \quad{} \text{subject to} \quad{} \mathbf{A X \leq Y}$$ $\mathbf{Q}$ is positive definite and is $N \times N$, $\mathbf{A}$ is $M \times N$ and $\mathbf{X}$ is an $N \times 1$ vector. I'm trying to compute the complexity in terms of multiplications, but can not figure out how to approach it. I'd appreciate it if anyone can provide help/guidance or any references I can check. I'm using the interior point convex algorithm.
You asked for references...Convex Optimization by Boyd and Vandenberghe is a good jumping-off point. It's available online, at
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The laptop has undergone a few exciting developments this year, helped along by low power processors and space saving parts like the SSD. Laptop graphics have also taken a significant jump in the right direction, as portable GPUs get closer to the kind of power output a desktop can manage.
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Apple MacBook Air 13 inch
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The MacBook Air made its Sandy Bridge debut this year to great acclaim. It felt wrong to be getting an OS X experience as speedy from such a thin piece of kit. The usual top notch build quality was there, as well as the absurdly thin form factor. This time round we had backlit buttons as well, making us wonder exactly what sort of wizardry Apple had cooked up to fit all the parts in.
Receiving a stellar review from us, only criticised for its shortcomings in the ethernet and DVD department, it was a product that was hard to resist. Oh and it even threw in Thunderbolt as well, just to keep things exciting.
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The Windows powered answer to the MacBook Air came in the form of the Samsung Series 9, which with latest generation Sandy Bridge processors, very impressive design and plentiful ports and battery power, it was a pretty formidable competitor to Apple's ultra-thin.
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Dell's XPS 15z is a 3D powerhouse of a laptop, combining good design and a great screen to deliver an ideal multimedia experience. The other real bonus points of the XPS was its battery life and price. It delivered loads of performance for a price only a little more than an entry level MacBook Pro.
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The Portege behaved like a bit of an inbetweener. It was an ultraportable with a full power processor but that lacked discrete graphics. It sounds like a slight misnomer of a laptop but in reality, it proved to be the go to for a business user. All the necessaries weer there, like an optical drive and wireless display and mobile broadband.
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The Medion Erazer struck just the right balance between price and performance. It might not have had quite the build quality of some of the other competition, but it more than made up for it with an i7 processor and plentiful RAM.
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A dislike of Randy Ridgel's comments
There are 9 comments on the Lake County Record-Bee story from Apr 8, 2010, titled A dislike of Randy Ridgel's comments. In it, Lake County Record-Bee reports that:It has been a while since hearing from Randy Ridgel and I surely did not miss his negativism.
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#9 Apr 9, 2010
Frankly I don't think Randy cares about what "Czar" Thompson thinks about him. If Thompson had a spine he could/would defend himself.
Thompson is absolutely useless except as a pawn in the Socialist hacks running our current government.
I have contacted Thompsons office several times on various concerns and all you get for your effort is canned BS that neither speaks to the subject nor takes a stand on one side or the other. Thompson probably attended the Heidi Fleiss school of Law.
It's a shame that Mr Bachur has sustained injuries to his sensibilities but what are over 50 percent of our citizens supposed to do when they are being lied too and ignored ?
God bless "We the People"
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#11 Apr 9, 2010
The author cannot remember ever reading anything written by Mr. Ridgel that is positive. Mr. Ridgel's tribute to his wife Jackie, published a few years ago, is a heartfelt exception.
#12 Apr 11, 2010
Way to go Al. You got hudspeth. Down witrh the haters...
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If you or I wrote a letter that long the Bee would edit it into nonsense. The way they edit Topix the people who have things to hide not only complain and get posts removed they get entire stories removed. Try to write something about, Dinius case draws smatterin...
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This from a man who works at the paper and posts constantly on company time while he's supposed to be working. Great job.
#16 Apr 14, 2010
I will not here mock you for "witrh," as I have been known to throw out a typo or two on (very) rare occasions. But...
"Hudspeth?" I assume you mean chutzpah?
I do not believe that all Liberals are actually illiterate - I know many who are much more educated than I - but must you continue to perpetrate the sterotype?
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Unlike J J the "reporter"/hack-er. Who NEVER did his job.
#19 Apr 16, 2010
Randy Ridgel is akin to Glenn Beck, with the caveat that he's better compared to that blowhard when he was still a wet alcoholic mess. Ridgel's invective is old, tired, and increasingly incoherent. Even if you agree with him, it must hurt to experience the petty vindictiveness and sweeping generalities with which he approaches all of his opinions. Let him go the way of Adrian Vance and save us all the time and news pulp wasted on his blather.
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Very well put. Be careful Randy will have the whole story pulled.
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Wonderful image!!!
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Thank you Jani for you compliment.
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Interesting and sharp night shot.
Gute Kombination, alte und neue Gebäude und Lichter dazu. Super!!!
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Hi Manoo, I just hope You're not offended because I called You lazy. It was a sarcastic joke. Don't take it personally, please. I hope we're cool. I invite You to see my city's centre. All shots were taken yesterday.
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Nice colours in your night shot (very late sunset I guess)!
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Firstly ever so sorry for the late reply. Thanks for the visit, actually this shot was taken early in the morning.
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