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LLVM-provided high-level optimization levels.
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I'm trying to create a new local EmonCMS instance from the latest 8.5 repository.
Can anyone help me understand what causes "ERROR: Feed could not be created, undefined" when creating a new feed for an input, via the log to feed rule?
I have searched the forum, ensured the phpfina, phpfiwa and phptimeseries directories have 777 and root:root permissions.
For auto backup reasons I have put the directories in a "home" directory, and included open_basedir setting in php.ini to include my php database directories.
How can I find what's throwing the error? Is there a log?
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Re: [SOLVED] How to troubleshoot ERROR: Feed could not be created, undefined when creating a new feed
Did you change the phpfina, phpfiwa and phptimeseries path specifications in settings.php to match the location of your directories?
Re: [SOLVED] How to troubleshoot ERROR: Feed could not be created, undefined when creating a new feed
Hi Bill - yes I did that also, should have mentioned that. Thanks.
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Re: [SOLVED] How to troubleshoot ERROR: Feed could not be created, undefined when creating a new feed
Hi Mike,
I had the same issue when I tried to put the data directories and files in my home directory. Moving them back to the /var/lib directory solved the problem.
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Thanks Bill,
I've had a go at setting the settings.php values to /var/lib/php... and ensured those directories exist with chmod 777 and chown root:root, but still the same error. The directories remain empty.
Is there an error log, or a test script to create a new timeseries entry?
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I just tried creating a feed via the Feed API, and got this message:
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So at least I know where the problem is now.
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Looking like I'm getting closer to switching from my Pi Localhost to Synology NAS LocalHost EmonCMS very soon :)
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There are several threads on the forum that deal with the Synology NAS. Might be worth a look...


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This was first shroom experience. I have been smoking weed occasionally for about a year now, and this was my first time into 'another realm' so to speak. I had been doing research on the subject for about 6 months prior to the trip. I decided to indulge in both sides (the good and bad) of hallucinogenic drug use. So I researched frequently on the internet. It wasn't until I started to read the Carlos Castaneda series, that I became very interested in trying the substance for myself. So I had been searching my small town for some acid or mushrooms, but they were nowhere to be found for quite a while. This gave me more time to prepare myself for the journey I would soon undertake. Which was a good thing in the end.
Finally my friend found a provider and bought a half pound to deal. Me and 2 of my friends jumped at the offer. I bought 3 grams, my friend A got 4, and B bought about 6, (he was going to share them with his girlfriend C). We decided to trip over the weekend, so I waited a few days in great anticipation. On the day of I ate nothing, I was afraid I might get sick and puke. I also brought a barf bag just in case of an emergency.
A, B, and C all had experience with the drugs before so I was glad they were coming with me, this way I had someone to relate to and guide me. My other friend D decided to be my sitter, he stayed sober, drove and tried to keep me sane. About 7 p.m. we all ate the boomers, and headed to the lake. B told me to chew the stems first and save the caps for last. I took small bites of the stems and chewed them thoroughly. Then I ate two of the caps the in the same fashion.  I'm not sure if this is a better way to ingest them, but it's worth a try if you'd like to see.
My friend D and I arrived first. We found a good place to sit, overlooking the water with a nice view of the sunset as well. About 20 or 30 minutes after I ingested them, I started to notice a few different things about my body and vision. I was pretty relaxed and sat down on a picnic table bench.  I was astonished at how green it was! It was as if I had had a blindfold on my whole life, and it had just been removed to show me how colors were meant to be seen.
I noticed a few berries on the bush, and they were the most vivid red color! I became very captivated in these wonderous pigments, and glanced around to see what else I could notice. Just as I was starting to shift my eyes D's phone rang. It was A, B and C and they had just arrived at the lake. I started to talk with A and tried to describe to him where we were, but he started laughing hysterically, and I could hear B and C cracking up in the background. This of course made me start laughing too, even though nothing was funny. It was just a feeling we all had, laughter was contagious.
I talked to A for what seemed like eternity but it must have really been about 5 minutes. I kept trying to tell him we were: by a playground with yellow slides. He said they couldn't see a playground anywhere. So I tried to explain in more depth about our surroundings. A few minutes later he exclaimed 'Oh there it is!' and laughed again. He said they had been right by the playground the whole time, but it was behind them and they didn't notice. Then he looked around and said he saw me, so I told him to come over and join us.
I went back to the bench and sat down. I had heard about closed eye visuals so I tried it, but didn't notice anything extraordinary. When I opened my eyes, I saw the three of them (A, B and C) walking toward me, all laughing and smiling. I had the most profound feeling of warmth and happiness at that point just watching them, it seemed as though they were perfect, divine. Once they came and sat down by us, we started talking but we found it hard to get out a sentence without bursting into laughter. At one point I asked 'What are we laughing about?' B responded, 'Nothing man that's what's so great about shrooms.' Or something to that extent.
He put his head down for a second, and I told him to lift it up again. He did it very quickly and it surprised me, so I started giggiling again. When B lifted his head up it was as if I was watching a 3-D movie. His head seemed to pop out at me, and behind was the light blue sky that served as the background. A told them then it was my first trip, B and C seemed very shocked, and said things such as, 'Wow!', and 'You're going to love it.' Their words comforted me, and again I felt extreme bliss.
When I use these words such as bliss, perfect, divine they are nothing in comparison to what the feeling was. It was an unexplainable sensation, one that as a human I cannot voice. Fellow shroomers may know what I am referring to, but until one has experienced it, you shouldn't even try to imagine.
Then we decided to go and sit on the cliffs, which were about 10-15 feet above the water. We kept on laughing for about 10 to 15 minutes just enjoying the cool breeze across our faces. I remember A said 'AH! There's an ant on me!' at one point. I glanced down and saw a few ants scurrying around rapidly, and I exclaimed 'Ants! I love ants! Ants are cool.' I probably could have died right there happy, it seemed nothing was wrong, everything was connected and as it should be, like a glimpse of heaven.
I felt an extreme bond to the world around me as if I was a link in the chain. The ants are just a representation of how happy I was with every creature and every being or entity that existed, everything had a purpose at that point. I had no worries, life was perfect for a brief moment. I then looked across the lake at a large building, and focused on it for a few minutes, it seemed I was zooming in on it, getting closer each second. I glanced back at my friends and said 'Oh I'm still sitting here? I thought I was walking towards that building over there.' They all laughed and said they were thirsty, so I went and got some water bottles out of my car I had brought and
distributed them. I also got my jacket becuase I was a bit cold from the wind's chill.
Another girl came up around then, and talked with C for a few moments. The two girls started to walk off towards another 'mini' cliff that wasn't as high above the lake. So the rest of us followed them and sat down again. As we were walking towards the new spot I looked down and noticed the unbelievable color of the rocks below me. I could distinguish fiery colors of red, and seperate shades of brown. With each step I saw a new piece of the puzzle, and I repeatedly stopped, and blurted 'Woah!!'
D came up to me and helped me get over to the spot without stalling so much. Once we had settled down and sat on the cliff, A and B got out some cigarettes and lit up, but I didn't really feel like it I was just enjoying the scenery. I looked down at the waves crashing into the sand, and it seemed that they were destroying the shore, just swallowing it up and taking it back into the dark pits of the lake. I suppose the tide was coming in, and on the trip the effect was enhanced. Then I looked down at the ground below us again and noticed tiny rocks and pebbles in the dirt. I concentrated on them hoping to percieve a good visual. In no time, the pebbles started merging and moving, it seemed as if giant worms were crawling around, I was mesmerized. I thought if I stared too long I'd get scared though so I turned my head away to face A and B.
They were still smiling and talking a bit, but I had lost most of my speaking ability, and I couldn't voice my thoughts well. I kept trying to remember what I was doing and where I was, it seemed as though my mind was slipping away. And I consistently reassured myself aloud that I was tripping, by muttering 'Oh yeah, I remember!' During the time my mind was 'not within my body' I couldn't think clearly. I kept believing that I was supposed to do something or go somewhere, some task I was to accomplish, but I didn't know what it was.
The only thing I could think about rationally was the time, so I repeatedly asked D what time it was, becuase I kept forgetting. I think he said 8:30 about 5 or 6 times, but he never got angry. He understood my state so well, and remained calm the entire time, never raising his temper. At this point I got another strange feeling within my hair. I could feel the wind blowing it steadily across my face (it's relatively long). But it felt as if it was in little clumps, and was about to fall of. I tried to pull at it, and thought most of it had slipped off into my fingers, but it was only imagination or the drugs.
My visual perception began to shift. It seemed objects or persons that were close were far away, and vice versa. At one point, I thought A was sitting 5 feet away from me, and I leaned towards him a few inches to find him pushing me off of his shoulder. Whenever I glanced back at D it seemed as if he was sitting at least 10 feet away from us, while in reality he was probably right next to me.
I remember watching a boat pass by and there was a pole blocking my view. I could see the boat moving towards the pole, and once it got behind it, the boat disappeared! I had to move my entire head to see it go past the pole and keep moving, as if I had to manually change frames in a movie. Then, I got up repeatedly thinking I had to go somewhere, and realized I didn't so I sat back down.
At 9 D told me the park was closing and we needed to leave, we were supposed to meet another group of kids at that time too. I had gotten semi-directions before the trip, because I wasn't sure how well I could handle thinking on my own during my journey. I was supposed to call and meet them at a place because they couldn't describe exactly where it was. So at that point we walked toward the car. I got in and sat down, the sun was just about down, maybe 10 more minutes and it would have been completely dark.
D got out to tell the others we were leaving, and I got a bit frightened being alone. But he came back soon after and I felt better again. Inside the car it was quiet I didn't notice the distinct sounds of nature as I had earlier, it felt weird for me to have no sound, so I turned on The Beatles. I never noticed the music as much as I thought I would, it just felt weird to sit in silence.
D told me to call the other group of kids and I picked up the phone to talk. This was where it got weird. I could hear someone talking, but I didn't understand them at all, like they were speaking a different language. He must have told me directions but I didn't discern the words he was saying. Finally I asked 'Who is this?'. He said 'It's J man, have you heard anything I said?'. I felt very confused at this point and just dropped the phone. I told D I couldn't get directions. I was too messed up, and he couldn't speak English well, so we had to do something else. He said we'd drive around for a bit before we went somewhere, and I agreed.
As we left and started going down the road I got hot and took off my jacket and shoes, I threw them on the floor below me. My mind wasn't thinking rationally, and I told D that I was pretty messed up and it was up to him to get me through this. I started to feel as if my body was merging with everything, my feet were wrapped around my jacket, and it felt like I was digging my toes into wet mud. My back began to melt into the seat. My hair and face, everything was wearing away, or merging with each other, it was quite frightening.
Then I remembered Castaneda had this same experience when he described mushrooms in his book. He told he had the feeling of merging into a wall, and felt as if his face was melting off. That gave my mind a brief relief, but it didn't last long. D looked at me sudddenly and said my pupils were bewildering. I looked in the mirror, and all I saw was black, there wasn't a hint of an iris in my eye. That's how I knew I was really in for it. My eyes also have a tendency to get extremely red when I smoke, even after one hit, and I do it quite often. So I wasn't surprised that my pupils were enormous, just fascinated.
We drove for about an 15 or 30 minutes, but it seemed much longer to me. I was freaking out a bit, and kept asking D if I was having a bad trip, and if I looked okay. Again I must have asked him 10 times, and he remained cool and collected, every time reassuring me I was fine, that soothed me a bit, and I was very glad to have D watching over me.
Soon D got a phone call, it was E and he told us they were tripping too, and we should go over to his place. D and I arrived about 9:30 I'm guessing. There was about 10 people there, I knew them but couldn't distinguish them in the darkness. I sat down and a girl came up to me, and said she was tripping too, she talked to me for a while. But I remained silent, and just listened. Then I went inside his house a got on the couch, I still remained quiet, and had the same merging feeling with the cushions, though it wasn't as bad as in the car.
At this point I started to have those thoughts like 'How far am I going?', 'Should I really be doing this?' and so on. It discomforted me a little. There were a few kids rolling at E's house too; they had some red glow sticks and started twirling them around, as I suppose people do when raving. I noticed trails in the red glow sticks, but was not enthralled by them. I felt very confused from the point I got in the car, until I left E's house. I questioned my sanity and reality frequently, and thought I was going to have to be put in a nut house.
We left about 10 and I was losing some of the effects, so I thought I was coming down. I wanted to go to my house and watch the end of '2001 : A Space Odessy' (the really trippy part). But D was unsure if I could act normally with my parents still awake, I convinced him, and surprisingly I acted perfectly sober in front of my mom and dad. I was amazed with my ability to talk clearly, as I couldn't have done 30 minutes earlier.
When I sat down to watch the movie I noticed things repeating over and over, I think the DVD was messed up and kept going back, which wasn't very good for the experience. Also D was looking at porn on my computer, and it seemed, he was doing the exact same thing over and over. We sat for about an hour I kept wandering around, looking to make sure I had everything put away. My perception was also distorted as it had been the whole night.  Then a friend named R called D, and said we should go with him to the gas station where some other kids were hanging around.
When he came I felt again as though I couldn't speak, and everything seemed to move too fast for me to keep up. I talked very slowly and had to try hard to pronounce words. It felt like my lips wieghed 100 pounds. We got up there and saw no one we knew, so R said we should go to a park and smoke. I agreed, I thought it'd help ease the come down. So we went and smoked a bowl.
While I was smoking I noticed the vivid colors fade away, and it seemed as though I was going back to the dull real world reality. I told D that our eyes sucked, and I wished I could always see colors as bright as the mushrooms allowed my eyes to perceive. Then D and I went back to my house. It was 12 or 12:30 and I was almost completly done with my trip. I felt tired and relaxed due to the dro. I passed out in my bed, and woke up the next morning feeling refreshed, and glad to have survived the ordeal.
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All of his professional life, Json has worked with computers online; he is a polyglot programmer and likes using the right tools for the job.
All of his professional life, Json has worked with computers online; he is a polyglot programmer and likes using the right tools for the job.
All of his professional life, Json has worked with computers online; he is a polyglot programmer and likes using the right tools for the job.
All of his professional life, Json has worked with computers online; he is a polyglot programmer and likes using the right tools for the job.
All of his professional life, Json has worked with computers online; he is a polyglot programmer and likes using the right tools for the job.


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The graph above shows the top 10 committed crimes in each month in Chicago in the year of 2019. By selecting the month in the dropdown menu, we can clearly see the variance between months. However, THEFT and BATTERY are the always the top two crimes in the city of Chicago.


K/DA is a virtual girl group consisting of four themed versions of League of Legends characters: Ahri, Akali, Evelynn and Kai'Sa.
K/DA exploded into the music scene with their hit song “POP/STARS.” Fans of K/DA can’t get enough of their unconventional flair, from the trademark tails (which fans suspect are real) to otherworldly decor in their studio. “Our songs are for you to remember—-always be true to yourself,” says lead singer Ahri. K/DA hopes to take their music around the world in a global tour.
As the leader, founder, and main vocalist of K/DA, Ahri graces the stage with confident charm. The calm center of the group, she values authentic self-expression and encourages her team to do the same. Ahri takes pride in discovering new talents and shaping them towards their full potential.
Evelynn is K/DA’s lead vocalist, wielding a hypnotic stage presence like no other. Never one to stay in the shadows, she relishes the crowd’s reactions to her masterfully crafted image. Co-founder of K/DA alongside her counterpart Ahri, Evelynn edges the group towards their most thrilling creative risks.
As the main dancer and team choreographer, Kai'Sa strives for perfection. Her intense, quiet focus pushes the team forward with otherworldly concepts and pristine attention to detail. Kai'Sa embraces a cosmopolitan approach to life, finding inspiration in every corner of the world.
Akali is the main rapper of the group, boasting street punk style with a brash, dangerous streak.  Akali’s always spinning on new projects and refuses to compromise for her art.


MouseListener: Should either scroll by some drag distance
or, if the user presses outside the thumb, it should jump
directly to the location of the mouse press and THEN
scroll by some drag distance.
MouseListener: Should either scroll by some drag distance
or, if the user presses outside the thumb, it should jump
directly to the location of the mouse press and THEN
scroll by some drag distance.
MouseListener: Should either scroll by some drag distance
or, if the user presses outside the thumb, it should jump
directly to the location of the mouse press and THEN
scroll by some drag distance.
MouseListener: Should either scroll by some drag distance
or, if the user presses outside the thumb, it should jump
directly to the location of the mouse press and THEN
scroll by some drag distance.
MouseListener: Should either scroll by some drag distance
or, if the user presses outside the thumb, it should jump
directly to the location of the mouse press and THEN
scroll by some drag distance.
MouseListener: Should either scroll by some drag distance
or, if the user presses outside the thumb, it should jump
directly to the location of the mouse press and THEN
scroll by some drag distance.
Stores location data (typically of this JComponent)
as a Point for easy manipulation and to avoid re-creating a new object every time
these manipulations are done.


{% extends "layout.html" %} {% block nav %}
{% endblock nav %} {% block body %} {% if previous_projects %}Plan something with your friends, your partner, your class or any group of people.
Try it, it's freeCreate a list of tasks, share it with other people, comment, assign, complete. That's all!
Works with links that you share with your collaborators so no email or password required.
It takes less than 30 seconds to create a project and invite everyone involved.
Trixi does not cost money. No subscription, no pricing plan, just getting stuff done.
Optimized for mobile devices, works in your browser, no app install, no sync problems, no hassle.
Jack and Jill were getting married. They used Trixi to plan everything and keep everyone important in the loop.
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Freddie planned a big family reunion using Trixi. 3 people were tasked with the organisation and had to be coordinated.
Everyone could see the tasks they were assigned on their phones at any time.
Caspar wanted to make a web project. Whenever he had an idea he was able to enter it into Trixi.
Bit by bit he completed every single task and launched his idea.
I think that's the best tool I ever used. Change nothing!
Love it. But be careful: but you could end up with too much free-time
This is a great concept. Exactly what my husband needs for his dinner club.


new Trade(proposingPlayer, answeringPlayer, proposingPlayerItems, answeringPlayerItems)
A Trade class
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
proposingPlayer |
Player | The player starting the trade |
answeringPlayer |
Player | The player responding to the trade |
proposingPlayerItems |
Dictionary | The proposing player's items in the trade |
answeringPlayerItems |
Dictionary | The answering player's items in the trade |
Methods
cancelTrade() → {void}
Add the objects back to their respective players
Returns:
- Type
- void
completeTrade() → {void}
Execute the trade and swap the players' items
Returns:
- Type
- void


Artists
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Data compilation copyright by the U.S. Secretary of Commerce on behalf of the U.S.A. All rights reserved.
Data evaluated as indicated in comments:
HL - E.P. Hunter and S.G. Lias
L - S.G. Lias
Data compiled as indicated in comments:
LL - S.G. Lias and J.F. Liebman
LBLHLM - S.G. Lias, J.E. Bartmess, J.F. Liebman, J.L. Holmes, R.D. Levin, and W.G. Mallard
LLK - S.G. Lias, R.D. Levin, and S.A. Kafafi
RDSH - H.M. Rosenstock, K. Draxl, B.W. Steiner, and J.T. Herron
B - J.E. Bartmess
| Quantity | Value | Units | Method | Reference | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| IE (evaluated) | 4.892 ± 0.003 | eV | N/A | N/A | L |
| Quantity | Value | Units | Method | Reference | Comment |
| Proton affinity (review) | 1146.8 | kJ/mol | N/A | Hunter and Lias, 1998 | HL |
| Quantity | Value | Units | Method | Reference | Comment |
| Gas basicity | 1118.2 | kJ/mol | N/A | Hunter and Lias, 1998 | HL |
| EA (eV) | Method | Reference | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.430 ± 0.015 | LPES | McHugh, Eaton, et al., 1989 | Vertical Detachment Energy: 0.543±0.010 eV; B |
| IE (eV) | Method | Reference | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4.8947 ± 0.0001 | TE | Buhler, 1990 | LL |
| 4.8951 ± 0.0002 | PI | Kappes, Radi, et al., 1985 | LBLHLM |
| 4.91 ± 0.04 | PI | Peterson, Dao, et al., 1984 | LBLHLM |
| 4.897 ± 0.006 | S | Martin, Chevaleyre, et al., 1982 | LBLHLM |
| 4.88898 ± 0.00016 | LS | Leutwyler, Hofmann, et al., 1981 | LLK |
| 4.934 ± 0.011 | PI | Herrmann, Schumacher, et al., 1978 | LLK |
| 4.866 ± 0.014 | LS | Herrmann, Schumacher, et al., 1978 | LLK |
| 4.866 ± 0.014 | PI | Herrmann, Leutwyler, et al., 1978 | LLK |
| 4.9 | EI | Zmbov, Wu, et al., 1977 | LLK |
| 4.8 ± 0.1 | EI | Emel'yanov, Peredvigina, et al., 1971 | LLK |
| 4.9 ± 0.1 | PI | Robbins, Leckenby, et al., 1967 | RDSH |
| 4.90 ± 0.01 | PI | Hudson, 1965 | RDSH |
| ~4.87 | S | Barrow, Travis, et al., 1960 | RDSH |
| Ion | AE (eV) | Other Products | Method | Reference | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Na+ | 5.91 ± 0.09 | Na | PI | Wagner and Isenor, 1983 | LBLHLM |
Go To: Top, Gas phase ion energetics data, References, Notes / Error Report
Data compilation copyright by the U.S. Secretary of Commerce on behalf of the U.S.A. All rights reserved.
Data compiled by: K.P. Huber and G. Herzberg
| State | Te | ωe | ωexe | ωeye | Be | αe | γe | De | βe | re | Trans. | ν00 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Diffuse bands of Na2 Van der Waals molecules close to the lines of principal series of Na. | ||||||||||||
| Kuhn, 1932; Wurm, 1932 | ||||||||||||
| Several fragments of other UV emission and absorption band systems. 1 | ||||||||||||
| Kimura and Uchida, 1932; Yoshinaga, 1937; Sinha, 1947 | ||||||||||||
| E (1Πu) | 35557.0 | 106.2 H | 0.65 | E ← X R | 35530.6 H | |||||||
| Chang, 1950; Morales, 1963 | ||||||||||||
| D 1Πu | 33486.8 | 111.3 2 H | 0.48 | 3 | D ↔ X R | 33462.9 H | ||||||
| Sinha, 1947; Chang, 1950; Barrow, Travis, et al., 1960; Morales, 1963 | ||||||||||||
| State | Te | ωe | ωexe | ωeye | Be | αe | γe | De | βe | re | Trans. | ν00 |
| 1Σg+ | (33000) 4 | |||||||||||
| Woerdman, 1976 | ||||||||||||
| C 1Πu | 29382 | 119.33 5 H | 0.53 | 3 | C ↔ X R | 29362 H | ||||||
| Pearse and Sinha, 1947; Sinha, 1949; Barrow, Travis, et al., 1960 | ||||||||||||
| B 1Πu | 20320.02 | 124.090 Z | 0.6999 6 | 0.125277 7 | 0.0007237 7 | 3.248E-7 8 | 4.75E-8 | 3.4228 | B ↔ X 9 10 R | 20302.49 11 Z | ||
| Loomis and Wood, 1928; Loomis and Nusbaum, 1932; Demtroder, McClintock, et al., 1969; Demtroder and Stock, 1975 | ||||||||||||
| A 1Σu+ | 14680.58 | 117.323 Z | 0.3576 12 | 0.110784 13 14 | 0.0005488 15 | 3.882E-7 16 | 3.6384 | A ↔ X 17 R | 14659.80 Z | |||
| Fredrickson, 1929; Fredrickson and Stannard, 1933; Kusch and Hessel, 1975; Kaminsky, Hawkins, et al., 1976; Kaminsky, 1977 | ||||||||||||
| State | Te | ωe | ωexe | ωeye | Be | αe | γe | De | βe | re | Trans. | ν00 |
| a 3Π | <14680 | (145) 18 | (0.140) 18 | |||||||||
| X 1Σg+ | 0 | 159.1245 Z | 0.72547 19 | 0.154707 20 | 0.0008736 21 | 5.811E-7 22 | 3.59E-9 | 3.07887 23 |
| 1 | Molecular absorption cross sections 27000-62500 cm-1 Hudson, 1965. |
| 2 | Vibrational constants from Chang, 1950. |
| 3 | Barrow, Travis, et al., 1960 report the following rotational constants for D: Be = 0.1185, αe = 0.001; C: Be = 0.128l5, αe = 0.00084. Considerably different constants, however, are quoted by Richards in Rosen, 1970. D: Be = 0.1152, αe = 0.00110; C: Be = 0.1185, αe = 0.00096. |
| 4 | Fragment observed in two-photon excited Na2 fluorescence. |
| 5 | Vibrational constants from Sinha, 1949 (except Te which has been recalculated). Barrow, Travis, et al., 1960, without details, give Te = 29393, ωe = 117.3, ωexe = 0.55, while Richards Rosen, 1970 quotes 29384.8, 119.53, and 0.782, respectively. |
| 6 | -0.000495(v+1/2)3 - 0.000153(v+1/2)4 + 7.01E-6(v+1/2)5 - 1.804E-7(v+1/2)6; from the laser-induced fluorescence spectrum, including levels with v'≤ 29 Demtroder and Stock, 1975. This state has a potential hump of ~ 550 cm-1 (0.069 eV); see Demtroder and Stock, 1975, also Callender, Gersten, et al., 1974. The non-appearance of levels with v'>26 in the magnetic rotation spectrum may be due to weak predissociation; see King and Van Vleck, 1939. |
| 7 | -3.159E-5(v+1/2)2 + 1.040E-6(v+1/2)3 - 2.920E-8(v+1/2)4. The constants are for P and R lines, B(R,P) - B(Q) = +0.0000128 Demtroder and Stock, 1975. |
| 8 | He = -2.145E-11and higher order constants Demtroder and Stock, 1975. |
| 9 | Radiative lifetimes of 24 different levels (v',J') have been measured with an accuracy of ~ 1% by means of a delayed coincidence single-photon counting technique Demtroder, Stetzenbach, et al., 1976; the observed lifetimes [see also McClintock, Demtroder, et al., 1969, Baumgartner, Demtroder, et al., 1970] vary from 7.0 to 7.5 ns and have been used to determine the electronic transition moment and its variation with r. The results are in good agreement with Hessel, Smith, et al., 1974 and with the ab initio calculations of Stevens, Hessel, et al., 1977. See, however, Callender, Gersten, et al., 1974, Williams and Rousseau, 1974. |
| 10 | Franck-Condon factors, dependence on rotation Demtroder, Stetzenbach, et al., 1976. |
| 11 | The band origin given here does not include -BΛ2. |
| 12 | +5.167E-6(v+1/2)3 + 9.277E-6(v+1/2)4 - 1.456E-7(v+1/2)5; from Kaminsky, 1977, see also Kusch and Hessel, 1975. The observations extend to v' = 44 Kaminsky, Hawkins, et al., 1976, Kaminsky, 1977. |
| 13 | Rotational perturbations in v=0 and 1 are caused by levels belonging to the three components of the lower lying a 3Π state Kusch and Hessel, 1975. Similar perturbations affect the higher vibrational levels and are responsible for theappearance of an A-X magnetic rotation spectrum Fredrickson and Stannard, 1933, Carroll, 1937. |
| 14 | RKR potential function Kaminsky, 1977. |
| 15 | +1.625E-8(v+1/2)2 + 3.165E-8(v+1/2)3 - 9.205E-10(v+1/2)4; from Kaminsky, 1977, see also Kusch and Hessel, 1975. |
| 16 | He = +1.129E-12 Kaminsky, 1977, see also Kusch and Hessel, 1975. |
| 17 | Radiative lifetimes Ducas, Littman, et al., 1976 are nearly constant for 1≤v≤25, τ = 12.5 ± 0.5 ns Ducas, Littman, et al., 1976, in very good agreement with theory Stevens, Hessel, et al., 1977. |
| 18 | Constants estimated from the perturbations in A 1Σu+ Carroll, 1937, see 13. Bardsley, Junker, et al., 1976 predict Te = 13500 Bardsley, Junker, et al., 1976, ωe = 160, Be = 0.154. |
| 19 | -0.00l095(v+1/2)3 - 4.72E-5(v+1/2)4 + 3.21E-7(v+1/2)5 - 7.53E-9(v+1/2)6; the analysis of the B→X system includes levels with v"≤46 Demtroder and Stock, 1975. |
| 20 | RKR potential functions Demtroder and Stock, 1975. |
| 21 | -3.146E-6(v+1/2)2 - 2.400E-7(v+1/2)3 + 4.84E-9(v+1/2)4 - 8.73E-11(v + 1/2)5, from Demtroder and Stock, 1975. |
| 22 | He = +1.92E-12, also higher order constants Demtroder and Stock, 1975. |
| 23 | Mol. beam magn. Reson. 26 |
| 24 | From De0 = 5890 ± 70 cm-1 based on the RKR potential curve for the ground state Demtroder, McClintock, et al., 1969, Demtroder and Stock, 1975. The thermochemical value of Lewis, 1931, obtained by a molecular beam technique, is 0.732 eV. |
| 25 | From photoionization Hudson, 1965, Foster, Leckenby, et al., 1969. A similar value is obtained by extrapolation of the Rydberg series B, C, D, E Barrow, Travis, et al., 1960, Morales, 1963, Velasco, 1973. |
| 26 | gJ = (+)0.03892 μN Brooks, Anderson, et al., 1963. From the nuclear resonance spectrum Logan, Cote, et al., 1952 determined eqQ, but much improved hyperfine coupling constants eqQ and c [spin rotational constant, see also Konig and Weber, 1976] in the v=0, J=28 level have recently been obtained by Rosner, Holt, et al., 1975 using a laser-fluorescence molecular-beam-resonance technique. |
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Preparation and photoionization potentials of molecules of sodium, potassium and mixed atoms,
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Herrmann, Leutwyler, et al., 1978
Herrmann, A.; Leutwyler, S.; Schumacher, E.; Woste, L.,
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Zmbov, Wu, et al., 1977
Zmbov, K.F.; Wu, C.H.; Ihle, H.R.,
A mass spectrometric study of heteronuclear diatomic alkali metal molecules. Dissociation energies ionization potentials of NaLi, KLi, NaK,
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Emel'yanov, A.M.; Peredvigina, V.A.; Gorokhov, L.N.,
Ionization potentials of Li2 and Na2 molecules and the dissociation energy of Li2+ and Na2+ ions,
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Robbins, Leckenby, et al., 1967
Robbins, E.J.; Leckenby, R.E.; Willis, P.,
The ionization potentials of clustered sodium atoms,
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Hudson, 1965
Hudson, R.D.,
Measurements of the molecular absorption cross section and the photoionization of sodium vapor between 1600 and 3700,
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Barrow, Travis, et al., 1960
Barrow, R.F.; Travis, N.; Wright, C.V.,
Excited electronic states of lithium and sodium molecules,
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Wagner and Isenor, 1983
Wagner, G.; Isenor, N.R.,
Formation and dissociation of Na2+ by ruby laser radiation,
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Kuhn, 1932
Kuhn, H.,
Uber spektren von unecht gebundenen molekulen (polarisationsmolekulen) K2, Na2, Cs2 und verbreiterung von absorptionslinien,
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Wurm, 1932
Wurm, K.,
Uber eine die D-Linien des natriums begleitende diffuse bande,
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Kimura and Uchida, 1932
Kimura, M.; Uchida, Y.,
Ultra-violet absorption bands of sodium vapour,
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Yoshinaga, 1937
Yoshinaga, H.,
New ultraviolet absorption bands of sodium and potassium molecules,
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Sinha, 1947
Sinha, S.P.,
Ultra-violet bands of Na2,
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Chang, 1950
Chang, C.S.,
Sodium bands in the ultra-violet λλ3100-2750,
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Morales, 1963
Morales, V.,
Espectro ultravioleta de la molecula Na2,
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Woerdman, 1976
Woerdman, J.P.,
Doppler-free two-photon transitions of the sodium molecule,
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Pearse, R.W.B.; Sinha, S.P.,
Absorption bands of Li2, Na2, K2 and NaK,
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Sinha, 1949
Sinha, S.P.,
Ultra-violet bands of Na2,
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Loomis and Wood, 1928
Loomis, F.W.; Wood, R.W.,
The rotational structure of the blue-green bands of Na2,
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Loomis and Nusbaum, 1932
Loomis, F.W.; Nusbaum, R.E.,
Magnetic rotation spectrum and heat of dissociation of the sodium molecule,
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Demtroder, McClintock, et al., 1969
Demtroder, W.; McClintock, M.; Zare, R.N.,
Spectroscopy of Na2 using laser-induced fluorescence,
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Demtroder, W.; Stock, M.,
Molecular constants and potential curves of Na2 from laser-induced fluorescence,
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Fredrickson, W.R.,
Rotational structure of the red bands of sodium,
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Fredrickson and Stannard, 1933
Fredrickson, W.R.; Stannard, C.R.,
Magnetic rotation spectrum of the red bands of sodium,
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Kusch and Hessel, 1975
Kusch, P.; Hessel, M.M.,
Perturbations in the A1Σu+ state of Na2,
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Kaminsky, Hawkins, et al., 1976
Kaminsky, M.E.; Hawkins, R.T.; Kowalski, F.V.; Schawlow, A.L.,
Identification of absorption lines by modulated lower-level population: spectrum of Na2,
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Kaminsky, 1977
Kaminsky, M.E.,
New spectroscopic constants and RKR potential for the A1Σu+ state of Na2,
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Rosen, 1970
Rosen, B.,
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Callender, Gersten, et al., 1974
Callender, R.H.; Gersten, J.I.; Leigh, R.W.; Yang, J.L.,
Dependence of transition moment on internuclear separation in Na2,
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King and Van Vleck, 1939
King, G.W.; Van Vleck, J.H.,
Dipole-dipole resonance forces,
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Demtroder, Stetzenbach, et al., 1976
Demtroder, W.; Stetzenbach, W.; Stock, M.; Witt, J.,
Lifetimes and Franck-Condon factors for the B1Πu → X1Σg+ system of Na2,
J. Mol. Spectrosc., 1976, 61, 382. [all data]
McClintock, Demtroder, et al., 1969
McClintock, M.; Demtroder, W.; Zare, R.N.,
Level-crossing studies of Na2 using laser-induced fluorescence,
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Baumgartner, Demtroder, et al., 1970
Baumgartner, G.; Demtroder, W.; Stock, M.,
Lifetime-measurements of alkali-molecules excited by different laserlines,
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Hessel, Smith, et al., 1974
Hessel, M.M.; Smith, E.W.; Drullinger, R.E.,
Transition dipole moment of Na2 and its variation with internuclear distance,
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Stevens, Hessel, et al., 1977
Stevens, W.J.; Hessel, M.M.; Bertoncini, P.J.; Wahl, A.C.,
Theoretical transition dipole moments and lifetimes for the A1Σu+Σu → X1Σg+ system of Na2,
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Williams and Rousseau, 1974
Williams, P.F.; Rousseau, D.L.,
Dependence of the electronic transition moment on internuclear separation in Na2: a quantum mechanical treatment,
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Carroll, 1937
Carroll, T.,
Magnetic rotation spectra of diatomic molecules,
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Ducas, Littman, et al., 1976
Ducas, T.W.; Littman, M.G.; Zimmerman, M.L.; Kleppner, D.,
Radiative lifetimes of selected vibrational levels in the A1Σu state of Na2,
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Bardsley, Junker, et al., 1976
Bardsley, J.N.; Junker, B.R.; Norcross, D.W.,
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Rosner, Holt, et al., 1975
Rosner, S.D.; Holt, R.A.; Gaily, T.D.,
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Our party of three genrally take mdma and smoke cannabis, generally nice skunk, here in scotland. Since one of us has an extremely accomodating gp we also have access to tramadol, effexor, diazepam and fluoxetine/prozac.
My two friends both enjoy tramadol quite a lot but I never really took much of a liking to it. In fact most times I found it hard to discern any effect from it. I also find the same with diazepam. I find it hard to see how people can take either recreationally. I read once that about 25% of people don't get much effect from the standard dose of painkillers. I've always believed that to be true of myself. I don't think paracetamol etc ever help me with a headache etc so I don't usually take them. I don't know if that is why I don't enjoy tramadol, I really don't.
Anyway one night when we couldn't get any mdma or cannabis we decided to take lots of tramadol and see if I could get anything from the experience. So male friend had four 50 mg tablets, as did I and female had two. We washed them down with a little red wine and sat about and listened to music and chatted, which was nice but really I couldn't say whether the tramadol did anything I could notice.
After explaining to them that I wasn't really feeling much we decided to supplement by smoking some, hoping that this would do something. We sliced open the capsules and put about 75 mg in to a two kingsize skin joint. Smoke was pretty unpleasant plasticky and harsh on the throat but none of us really felt much nausea from it.  We tried playing about with the way we rolled it. We mixed 100mg with a couple of drops of brandy to make a dryish paste which we mixed with the tobacco and then rolled. That smoked a little better but I certainly didn't feel any real hit off of it. Since then it has occurred to me that we might need to convert it to the freebase to smoke it properly and maybe purify it to get rid of any fillers or shit that are in the capsules, luckily female friend studies pharmacology so we're going to look into that.
We smoked six joints in total but I think that was mainly because I enjoy smoking a lot and the whole rigmarole of skinning up. Male friend and I also snorted two tablets each. Again it was fairly unpleasant but we generally dip our thumb and forefinger in brandy and snort a drop of that after each line to try and get rid of the taste/smell/feeling and hopefully help its uptake into the body. We also do that when we snort mdma.
 I was a bit worried because we had all taken quite a lot more than we had before, but the only problem was pretty bad constipation for that night and most of the next day. I had a pretty good sleep and felt pretty relaxed.
We spent quite a lot of the night talking about our other friends and deciding to try and be more honest and open with them about how we feel about the way they act and treat each other. Since the three of us have been taking pills together we all feel we've resolved a lot of issues and behave in a way more in keeping with what we believe. I don't know if the tramadol helped that sort of conversation much but doing it gave us an opportunity to chat in that way when we weren't all taking mdma.
Since then we haven't really taken tramadol in that way again. I sometimes smoke a joint of it if I'm having trouble getting to sleep and I don't have any weed. We might try it instead of diazepam for coming down off pills but I don't intend to try it for pleasure again although female friend stills takes one from time to time.
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The Body Shop Satsuma and Sweet Lemon Soap
Starting a fresh morning with the most citrusy and fresh feel soaps The Body Shop Satsuma and Sweet Lemon Soap. I have already reviewed my favorite shower gel The Body Shop Satsuma shower gel. I had picked these up quite few days back for they looked really cute and colorful.
Price: Rs. 175 each for 100gm
Claims:
Sweet Lemon Soap -
- Lemon seed oil is high in anti-oxidants and Vitamin C and helps moisturize and soften the skin.
- Community Trade organically grown soya oil is rich in essential fatty acids to help restore the skin's moisture barrier, thus helping to restore moisture and smoothness
Satsuma Soap -
- Satsuma essential oil moisturizes skin and provides a natural citrus fragrance.
- Glycerin is a water soluble moisturizer that enriches foam and lather
Both the soaps no doubt look good and have an attractive packaging. They smell like their counterparts Shower gel which is awesome. Lather nicely and leaves back squeaky clean skin.
When compared to the respective shower gels, these do not leave back any fragrance on the skin as shower gels do.
Even though these contain glycerin yet they are not as moisturizing as the shower gels again.
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Overall for the price tag these are a good purchase. If you don't like shower gels or you want to try something in budget for the citrus range.. no doubt go for these. But if you are looking for a complete package The Body Shop Satsuma and Sweet Lemon Shower Gel has to be that product.
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As of the 12th of June and after nearly four years, I'm no longer working at Ocado. At Ocado I had the opportunity to work with a number of amazing people and on amazing projects. I also picked up immense knowledge and new hobbies as well.
But now it's time for a new challenge.
Come Monday, I'll be working for the Metaswitch part of Microsoft. It's nothing short of surreal to interview for and start a new role remotely but Microsoft made the process really easy and smooth. In the meanwhile I've had a chance to meet part of my team face to face in a nice outdoors team lunch and everyone seems very nice.
With the three weeks I had between jobs (between leftover PTO at Ocado and the fact that at Microsoft there are fixed days of the month to onboard new-starters), I decided to work on my side projects and brush up on my C++ skills which I hadn't used for a while. One of these side projects came sort of impromptu: I decided I was going to eat some of my own (future) dog food and move my blog (this one where you're reading this) to Microsoft Azure. This blog has no backend and is composed of static pages which are generated by a mix of Emacs' org-mode
and Jekyll. As such all it really needs is something that can serve files behind custom domains with HTTPS.
In these three weeks I also finally managed to get my Home Assistant instance talking to my IKEA Tradfri smart lamps, as well as all the Xiaomi switches and motion sensors using Zigbee2mqtt. It now means that in the rooms where I have a motion sensor, the lights come on and turn off automatically, without ever touching the switches.
With all of that sorted out and out of the way, I'm all set to start anew. I have my Microsoft hardware ready, my new desk set up, and I have a call set up for Monday morning with my new manager where we're going to go through my account setup.
Time for a fresh start :)


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I admit it. I've been hitting the bard juice pretty hard these last few weeks. We need a gig, and soon before I do something I regret again.
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Gwinny Hilltopple 1 moon ago
This whole city hates bard bands (after what those monsters Channel Divinity did to the city). I can't cope with this. I'm in this for the music, not the murder!
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offer_id (required)
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Successfull request
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INDEPENDENCE DAY A film review by Bryant Frazer Copyright 1996 Bryant Frazer
Directed by Roland Emmerich Produced by Dean Devlin Written by Emmerich and Devlin Starring Will Smith, Bill Pullman, and Jeff Goldblum USA, 1996
GRADE: C+
What can you say about an alien invasion film with absolutely no sense of danger or menace? Independence Day is an expensive film with ominous production design, and while I was rooting for this movie to tear the roof off the multiplex, nothing that happens on screen ever really gels. Impressive as some of the special effects are -- and some of the shots toward the end of the film are mighty impressive -- they're put to work in support of a story that hardly seems to have been written, and a film that hardly seems to have been directed.
The concept is aces, though. On July 2, an alien mothership parks somewhere this side of the moon and dispatches a squadron of 15-mile-wide flying saucers to hover over the major cities of the world. The U.S. government tries to send a friendly message, and flaky citizens from coast to coast throw rooftop celebrations welcoming the alien visitors. The aliens crash the party by decimating New York, Los Angeles, and Washington D.C. On July 3, the remaining humans try in vain to fight back with outmoded weaponry, until a charming nerd posits a devastating weakness in the mothership's systems. On July 4, the counterattack begins.
What we have here is a big movie, shot on location in Los Angeles, New York City, and in the deserts of Arizona and Utah. The special effects are big, featuring not just the destruction of some very large landmarks in American cities, but also panoramic dogfights filling up the wide screen with tiny spaceships and jet fighters. This is perhaps the year's most ambitious movie, and it's almost hard to imagine that anyone in Hollywood has been doing anything but post-production work on this behemoth of a summer movie for the last three or four months.
So how do you go wrong with a project like this? Well, for starters, maybe you cast Bill Pullman as the President and ostensible leader of the resistance. Oops. Pullman has seemed ill at ease in just about every role he's ever played, and this one is no exception. Granted, he's playing a character who's supposed to be adrift, but you have to wonder how this guy ever got elected (if you read this as political commentary, maybe that's the point -- but at the very least, couldn't Emmerich and Devlin hire a speechwriter to come in and give the President's pep talks some rhetorical juice?).
Jeff Goldblum may think he's propping up his resume by continuing to play the requisite blockbuster nerd, but I hope he's socking away the paychecks for a rainy day, since this sort of noncommittal performance is likely to lead him nowhere. Judd Hirsch plays Goldblum's tiresome father as written -- a hopelessly overstated Jew, sort of like Billy Crystal with none of the charm. Randy Quaid hams it up in a supporting role as the Lunatic Who Makes Good, and Mary McDonnell is completely wasted as the First Lady. (Ironic that James Duval plays a small role, since he starred in The Doom Generation, Gregg Araki's black valentine to mainstream filmmaking, just last year.)
The tremendously likable Will Smith, on the other hand, almost steals the film away from the special effects team. This is the first time I can recall Hollywood allowing a black man to be the unmitigated star of such a high-stakes production, and Smith breaks the door wide open. In fact, I can't help but think that Independence Day would have been a much better movie if it had started and ended with his character. Instead, Independence Day tries hard to be an epic, purporting to bring heroes together across international borders and cultural lines even as it nurtures its quintessentially American identity.
Independence Day is a little more than two hours long, but not nearly long enough to properly contain all of its own ideas. Fast pacing is a virtue in this age of cgi effects and digital editing, but ID cuts its own expository scenes so close to the bone that they can't take advantage of their own strengths. The biggest exception comes during the film's midsection, as Smith lugs an unconscious alien across white desert sands to be incarcerated at a secret U.S. military base. Tirelessly exploiting the American survivalist instinct, X-Files style SF paranoia, and outright xenophobia, these scenes feature the movie's best ideas, its most honest gags, and -- not coincidentally -- its most intense set piece, which recalls Alien and John Carpenter's The Thing.
Unfortunately, the tension level drops from there on out as the story becomes more and more ludicrous and the special effects become more and more of an end in themselves. If only there had been some way to bring alien and human face to face one more time, in a stand-off that would require a little more wit than punching keys on a keyboard, or clocking the little alien dude once across the face, Independence Day might have goosed its way to a more gripping conclusion. As it is, the movie shoots its wad early on, running out of shocks and surprises way too soon.
Most observations a critic can make are purely academic, of course, in the face of what's sure to be overwhelmingly positive audience reaction. In the absence of any other obvious science fiction or fantasy blockbusters, Independence Day is a big release valve for the kind of tension that just can't be loosed even by Schwarzenegger, tornadoes, and Tom Cruise (in that way, it's a lot like Emmerich and Devlin's previous project, Stargate). During the movie's big tearjerking scene, a woman in the row ahead of me was sobbing loudly; at a big action payoff, the teenager sitting behind me was shouting, I swear, "Yes, yes, yes! Yes! YES!" like Meg Ryan at Katz's Deli.
I know it might seem churlish to deny those pleasures, but for my eight bucks, Independence Day just didn't deliver. (After the White House blew up, I started checking my watch, which is never a good sign.) George Lucas, Steven Spielberg, and hell, even James Cameron have made their careers on this sort of picture -- the budget-blowing summer extravaganza. And say what you will about the relative merits of True Lies or Jurassic Park, those movies all come with points of view that demonstrate their essential humanity. Terminator 2 is scary, funny, disgusting, and exhilarating because Cameron is a formidable narrative alchemist. Jurassic Park veers effectively from dinosaur terror to paternal tenderness because Spielberg understands that the horrific can reveal the truly humane in all of us (I suppose Schindler's List functions on the same principle).
For all its history-making FX work, what Independence Day delivers is mainly earthbound leftovers from the Star Wars trilogy wrapped around some obvious Twister-style "human drama" that involves separated spouses who still love each other. If those relationships are oddly devoid of passion, it's for the same reason that a movie involving the murder of tens of millions of people is oddly bloodless. In its misguided quest for universal appeal, Independence Day is far too calculated, takes too few risks, and shows us not nearly enough about the way human beings really react under pressure. All the right buttons are being pushed, but Independence Day doesn't have a point of view, or a beating heart.
-- DEEP FOCUS (Movie Reviews) http://www.panix.com/~bfrazer/flicker/ Last Movie Seen: INDEPENDENCE DAY (C+)
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Guillaume de Machaut was born in Machault, a village in Champagne,which is near Reims and were most likely his surname is derived from. For an unknown specified amount of time, he served as a cleric and also served as a secretary to the then Count of Luxembourg and King of Bohemia John I from 1323-1346. With his king, he accompanied him on many trips to various European countries, many which were militaristic in nature.
He became canon in many places, such as Verdun in 1330, Reims in 1337 and Arras in 1332. He retired the job after Pope Benedict XII requested him to do so. After John I’s death in 1346, Guillaume was widely in demand, performing in many courts. Machaut luckily survived the infamous Black Death that swept Europe, outliving many of his patrons. He spent his last years in Reims, working on his manuscripts and other penned works. He died in 1377, widely mourned.
All of Machaut’s music has been preserved in 32 manuscripts, representing a large part of the surviving music from his period. He was the first composer to write single-handedly a polyphonic setting of the mass ordinary, a work that has been recorded in modern performance. In most of this four-part setting he employs the characteristic Ars Nova technique of isorhythm(repeated overlapping of a rhythmic pattern in varying melodic forms).
The largest part of Machaut’s output was narrative or poetic. These works include the fifteen dits that he authored, along with the collection Loange des dames. His collection of chronicles amounts to about 40,000 lines of text. In addition, 142 of his musical works are still extant.
https://www.britannica.com/art/virelai
https://www.britannica.com/art/Ars-Nova-music
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/motet
https://www.britannica.com/biography/
Guillaume-de-Machaut
https://fdleone.com/2015/11/20/machauts-messe-de-notre-dame-an-overview/
https://www.8notes.com/scores/douce_dame_jolie_machaut_guillaume_de.asp
http://www.allmusic.com/composition/ma-fin-est-mon-commencement-rondeau-for-3-voices-mc0002382011


A self-motivated and driven Ethical Hacking & Cybersecurity undergraduate looking for real-world workplace experience. An individual who can complete tasks efficiently yet thoroughly, making her a reliable and dependable employee. An honest person who takes her work seriously, but also provides a cheery smile to greet colleagues and customers.
BSc Ethical Hacking and Cybersecurity
Coventry University, Warwickshire
2017-2021
Achieved 2:1 in first year of study
3 A-Levels
Babington House School, Kent
2015-2017
German (C)
Mathematics (C)
English Literature (C)
Administrative Systems Assistant (intern)
d-Wise, Manchester
January 2020 - present
Learning customer service while surveying race-goers, I also gained valuable experience with stock-taking, communication, and dealing with difficult customers.
Customer Assistant
MSV Brands Hatch Race Track, Kent
May 2016 - July 2019
Learning customer service while surveying race-goers, I also gained valuable experience with stock-taking, communication, and dealing with difficult customers.
Customer Assistant
Vets4Pets, Sevenoaks
September 2014 - May 2016
I worked alongside both customers and staff, learning key communication skills, empathy and compassion. I was responsible for pre- and post-operation preparation, meaning a lot of pressure was placed on me to set out the correct instruments for the differing operations. I thoroughly enjoyed my time here, and it was a very rewarding experience all round. References available upon request.
Social Media and PR Representative
Hackathon Society, Coventry University
September 2019 - present
I have multiple duties within the society, including; content editor for the society’s official website, public relations handler, social media representative, and I will also play a crucial part in the organisation of CovHack 2020 - a 24-hour hackathon event.
Coventry Hackathon (CovHack) 2019
Coventry University
16th - 17th March 2019
A hackathon is an event in which participants have 24 hours to make a project of their choosing. We had over 40 participants which, especially for our first ever hackathon, was an incredible number. I found it a challenge to coordinate our organisation team while organising the attendees too, but it was rewarding to hear everyone’s positive comments at the end of the event.
"Real World Project"
Coventry University
January - March 2019
I worked with five other students to create a steganography tool which is able to encode, send, receive, and decode messages. A range of languages were used to create the hashing algorithm, and a GUI to accompany it.
CSS, HTML, Microsoft Office Suite, Markdown, GitHub, Nmap, Forensic Toolkit, Data Analysis, German - intermediate, Mathematics, BSL - basic
Communication, Teamwork, Approachability, Independence, Logic and Reasoning, Organisation, Ability to Work Under Pressure, Decision Making


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she also scheduled a pickup taxi to our airport.
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the rate is on a pickup taxi to our airport.


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