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The purpose of this experiment was to compare the amount of heat expansion in various gases.
I became interested in this idea when taking my balloon out from inside the house during winter and watching it shrink really fast and then popping when it hit the snow.
The information gained from this experiment will determine what temperature you need to keep your balloons at so that it can have more volume. The information will tell others how much of the gas is needed in a balloon so it won't pop or it won't shrink as fast. It will also determine what type of gas is the best in a balloon when heated.
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My hypothesis is that helium at 60* C (140* F) or lower will have more volume than any of the other gases at the same temperature or lower.
I base my hypothesis on the book I read, A Guide to the Elements, which said that helium is the safest and most used gas for lifting and heating balloons.
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The constants in this study were:
* Same type of balloon
* Same method of measurement
* Same amount of space for balloon to expand in
* Same amount of time for the balloon to expand or shrink
* Same type of water temperature
* Same amount of water
* Same size the balloon is with the gas in it
The manipulated variables are the temperature of each gas.
The responding variable was the volume each gas filled balloon had.
To measure the responding variable I will use a graduated cylinder to measure the water that is displaced by the balloons when immersed in a tank.
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|"5 gallon" buket (plastic)
|12lb. Test monofilament fishing line
|100 ml graduated cylinder
|2000 ml beaker
|thermometer (Celsius)
|"9 inch" Mylar balloons
|cap (silly putty)
|S-hook (1/2inch, metal)
|tube of silicone
|3/8 inch pipe
|eye bolt
|15 cm piece of 3/8 tubing (plastic)
1. Take 10 Mylar balloons to Oxica Inc and have them fill two balloons with nitrogen labeling them N-1 and N-2, two balloons with carbon dioxide, labeling them C-1 and C-2, two balloons with argon, labeling them A-1 and A-2, two balloons with helium, labeling them H-1 and H-2 and two balloons with oxygen labeling them O-1 and O-2.
2. Thread the fishing line through all three of the eyebolts that have been attached to the inside of the bucket.
3. Insert a pipe in to one side of the bucket 3 inches from the top.
4. Fill the bucket full of 1* C water to just below the opening of the pipe.
5. Attach plastic tubing to the outside opening of the pipe.
6. Hook the S hook to a balloon that is filled with argon 1.
7. Set a timer for 5 minutes so that the gas will get to the full temperature.
8. Immediately, submerge the balloon submerged underwater with the tube plugged with a cap.
9. After five minutes unplug the cap and let the water poor out into the beaker while still holding the balloon under water.
10. Measure the water with a graduated cylinder by taking the 2000-Ml beaker and very slowly pour the water into the 100ml-graduated cylinder at a time and then record the data.
11. One at a time, repeat steps 4-9 using the remaining nine balloons.
12. Repeat experiment three times using the following temperatures 20° C, 40°C, and 60°C.
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The original purpose of this experiment was to compare the amount of heat expansion in various different gases.
The results of the experiment were that as the temperature of any gas was increased the volume would also increase.
The gas volume change per degree of temperature change from1°C to 58° C. for Oxygen was 5.5 ml. Nitrogen had a 3.4 ml change per degree. Argon had a 3.2 ml change per degree. Helium had a 2.9 ml. change per degree. Carbon dioxide had a 2.7 ml change per degree.
Oxygen had an overall percentage volume change of 36.5%. Nitrogen changed 21.8 %. Argon had a 20.5% change. Helium had a 16.4% change. Carbon dioxide changed 15.3%.
My hypothesis was that helium at 60 degrees C would have the most volume than any of the other gases at any other temperature or lower.
The results indicate that this hypothesis should be rejected.
Because of the results of this experiment, I wonder if I added something to the water like salt at 60 degrees C. Would it make a difference?
If I were to conduct this project again I would use a 4 inch Mylar balloon instead of a 9 inch Mylar balloon because the balloon would have been submerged more under water and it wouldn't be as hard to get the balloon to a certain temperature. I would have also gotten more balloons for each of my trials.
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Heat is a very important energy to the earth. We depend on heat to keep us warm, to cook our food, and for machinery that we use. We wouldn't be here if there wasn't any heat. Gas is also a very important type of energy. All different types of gases are in the air we breathe such as nitrogen, oxygen, carbon dioxide, helium, and many more.
Carbon dioxide
Kinetic Energy
The sun
The earth
Chemical reactions
Nuclear energy
Heat and energy can not be seen but the work they do is in our ovens and other appliances. Heat and energy make gases expand and provide power to work. The temperature of an object determines if it is going to loose energy or loose some when it comes in contact with another object. The atoms and molecules will stop until there is heat to be given to them to move again.
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Benford, Gregory. "Energy," The WorldBook Encyclopedia. 1995. Vol. 6. Pp. 274
Heimler, Charles H. and Price, Jack Physical Science. Ohio: Merrill, 1981. Pg. 74, 433
Hsu, David D. "Elements Table." [Online] Available http://www.chemicool.com/, 1996
Laudon, Robert C. "Gas," The World Book Encyclopedia. 1995. Vol.8. Pp.48-58
Periodic Table, [Online] Available http://www.ask.com/1994.
Stwertka, Albert. A Guide to the Elements. New York: Oxford, 1996. Pg. 16-26
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Stone's talk, "Citizens United and the Role of the Supreme Court in a Self-Governing Society," will look back at last January's landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision that gave corporations rights similar to individuals, and discuss its implications on democracy in America.
Stone is the Edward H. Levi Distinguished Service Professor of Law at the University of Chicago Law School, where he has taught since 1973.
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Timken has acquired assets of Gilbert, Ariz.-based Extex, which specializes in manufacturing FAA-approved aftermarket parts for turbine engines. During its 13 years of operation, Extex expanded its portfolio of parts manufactured under FAA parts manufacturer approval (PMA) regulations to serve three powerplant lines–the Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6, Honeywell auxiliary power units and the Rolls-Royce 250.
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Sabreliner 40 and 60 operators now have another choice for aircraft equipped with ABSC (Goodyear) brakes. Rapco Fleet Support (RFS) of Hartland, Wis., has been awarded parts manufacturer approval (PMA) for its replacement brake components.
International Communications Group (ICG) is now an FAA-approved repair station. The certificate was issued to the Newport News, Va.-based aeronautical communications specialist (Booth No. 729) on September 15.
PMA parts manufacturer Heico reported it is on track to meet its 2008 earnings-per-share guidance. The Hollywood, Fla. company's net income increased 18 percent, to a record $12.827 million, or 47 cents per diluted share, for the third quarter of Fiscal Year 2008, up from $10.914 million, or 40 cents per diluted share, for the same period last year.
The FAA is looking for comments from the industry on a revision of Order 8120.2, production approval and certification management procedures.
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No. 11 Arizona defeated the NAU Icejacks on Friday, but lost to No. 6 Delaware Saturday by a score of 7-4.
The Arizona Wildcats are now No. 11 in the ACHA rankings heading into their first home games of the year.
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John and Pat Souza of Leominster celebrated their 50th Golden Wedding Anniversary with family and friends at Monoosnock Country Club. They were married in Taunton at the Holy Family Church on Nov. 24, 1962, and moved to Leominster in 1973. They met while attending Taunton High School.
They have been blessed with three children and seven grandchildren -- Michael and Kellie Souza of Alexandria, Va., and their sons Tyler and Jacob; Steven and Elizabeth Souza of Leominster and their children Annie, Joseph, and Matthew; and their daughter Karen married to Jeff Ardinger, and their children Benjamin and Angelina of Leominster.
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4/5 rDev +5%
11-15-2011 17:52:56 | More by Genuine
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4.22/5 rDev +10.8%
I like this beer; it's a great winter warmer. It's a dark amber color with a fairly small head. The smell is a pleasant caramel/butterscotch and it has a spicy (cinnamon) , sweet taste, with a hoppy aftertaste. Nice mouthfeel, just faintly carbonated. A very drinkable beer.
01-19-2006 13:19:15 | More by lordofthewiens
3.5/5 rDev -8.1%
08-27-2012 21:43:14 | More by jheezee
New Hampshire
3.5/5 rDev -8.1%
11-15-2012 02:10:53 | More by ChrisL24481
4/5 rDev +5%
12-29-2011 02:01:13 | More by dexterk1
4/5 rDev +5%
Presentation: 11oz bottle in a classic conical pint glass.
Nose is nicely malted, brown sugar, citrusy (orange), a nice sweet quality, like a caramel hard cider apple. As it warms some hops peek thru in a bittersweet burst.
Great brassy orange, amber whiskey/bourbon hue, crystal clear, lite carbonation rising thru it. Head was a pinky's worth of loose, blanched almond colored foam that faded rather quickly to a thin filming of the top that laced staccato like in spotches.
Its nicely bittersweet, a great balance between the caramelesque malts and the bittersweet quality. With the head agitated up (mimicing the tap version I got to sample at the brewery) there is a creaminess to the initial taste which is very nice. Its very balanced...not sweet nor bitter, and no mulled spice qualities, which is a nice change for American winter ales. Some traces of the orange scent show up on the palate as it warms and evens, an echo of a very young barreled spirit in that regard. This is incredibly easy to drink, but not in a dull way. Its a refreshing take on the style, and I'm digging it. The finish is more hoppy than the rest of it, leaving a smooth, semi-sweet coating on the mouth to play off the bitterness on the swallow...nice.
A nicely done example of a winter ale. A lot of these use mulling spices to accentuate the richer & sweeter malts, but this doesn't (I could see it being mistaken for a Scottish Ale) and its noticable for that. Could be sessioned with no problems, and would be great with a sandwich & fries. Just a nice, good, beer. I'll look forward to next winter to enjoy this again, as it will become a fixture in my cold weather indulgences.
03-08-2007 23:39:11 | More by BuckSpin
3/5 rDev -21.3%
03-04-2012 15:32:06 | More by Tumble
3.55/5 rDev -6.8%
sampling this beer at cellar temp in a pint glass. the beer pours a clear chestnut hue with a fluffy eggshell white head foaming up and receding very slowly.
Aroma is some toffee and brown sugar with just a hint of nutmeg in the background. Also a bit of grassy hops.
First sip reveals a silky smooth body with minimal and gentle carbonation.
Flavor is similar to the nose, overall mild with brown sugar and toffee and a more pronounced hop bite on the finish. mostly just grassy and a little bitter. not overwhelming by any stretch.
Very easy to drink, no hint of ABV. Not very spicy for a winter warmer and could use a little more depth of flavor but a good drinking beer nonetheless.
05-10-2007 03:29:43 | More by sulldaddy
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4.5/5 rDev +18.1%
01-06-2012 21:21:25 | More by bobtanner
Rhode Island
4.2/5 rDev +10.2%
Sampled the 2003 batch early in its season at the South Portland location.
Thin, receding white head above a ruby/garnet hued ale. Slight, but warm malt aroma.
Flavor notes of sour and the alcohol warmth are immediately noticeable, with the fruit essences more prevalent later in the glass. This is the raisin/dark cherry fruit flavor. Not "fruity!" just dense, dark fruit. No spice. Not overflavored. Not too big. Can there be simple complexity?
Mouthfeel of warm malt lays on the tongue, a coating that lingers through a hoppy finish. Hmmmm, a balanced flavor through a long finish. Is that hard?
11-04-2003 17:43:49 | More by ecoboy
New York
3.5/5 rDev -8.1%
12-21-2011 05:34:39 | More by felixljr
4/5 rDev +5%
01-11-2012 04:56:01 | More by ahnatiw
3/5 rDev -21.3%
11-18-2011 17:59:43 | More by waiting4lunch
4.33/5 rDev +13.6%
This is a perfect beer for a cold winter night.
Slick Nick pours an amber color with an off-white head. The drinkability of this beer is smooth and refreshing, with a deep maltish flavor to it. The smoothness was unexpected, especially for a winter brew. It's relatively filling yet leaves you wanting more.
04-03-2008 02:06:30 | More by Jayli
3.5/5 rDev -8.1%
A cool pint poured at the South Portland Brewpub right next door to the lovely mall and interstate. The color is a rootbeer amber with a fair off-white head and modest lacing. The aroma is polite, floral hops, perhaps a hint of malt-toffee. The flavor brings on more of the same with a bit of peppery sweetness, still floral bitterness and a kiss of toffee and/or malt. A touch understated for a winter ale to me, none of the highly seasoned signs here, not very strong or warming. But it is pleasant enough, good carbonation, a tad thin bodied, midland drinkability based on the taste. I didn't really want a second one and opted to follow with the preferred Frye's Leap IPA.
01-29-2009 03:46:34 | More by Durge
4/5 rDev +5%
This winter ale is a slick brew. The dark brown color sits below a frothy off-whitish head and gives off a malty aroma. The smooth body and deep rich malt flavor make for a warming tasty winter addition.
11-08-2002 10:16:42 | More by beernut7
4/5 rDev +5%
on tap at the tavern in gorham, was told the ABV is about 6.5%
pours amber with one finger tan head.
aroma is of slight grain, pale malt with english hop character
across the palate the malt is punchy with a caramel note and a touch of chocolate. there is a substantial wave of alcohol and some nice hop bitterness, though little hop flavor. the finish is toast over caramel, but nicely dry and a tad warming.
it's got good intensity and nice body. the bitterness is well balanced but the alcohol it a little too pronounced for me. otherwise, delcious.
for drinkability, it's a real winner. aside from a touch of heat, which one might find appealing, given the weather in New England, it drinks like a high gravity session ale. dangerous.
02-05-2008 03:55:15 | More by beerbutcher
New Hampshire
3.98/5 rDev +4.5%
This Special Ale poured an attractive, medium-dark copper color, with a creamy, fine head and verrry good lacing.
Nose started malty, a bit sweet, with some hop notes, and evidence of its strength. The aromas could have been more forthcoming though; a bit too mild.
Has good body, and a nice, creamy-smooth feeling on the tongue.
A nice malt flavor was leading off, a hint of some spiciness was present along with a bit of caramel, which really sticks in the throat for a long-lasting aftertaste. Also present is some alcohol in the cleanup spot, with a tasty hop bite finishing things off.
Reminded me a bit of Gearys Hampshire Ale.
overall: 4.05
appearance: 4.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | mouthfeel: 4.5 | drinkability: 4
11-03-2002 11:30:14 | More by Bierman9
3.88/5 rDev +1.8%
An aggressive pour of this beer still only produced a thin, beige head atop the slightly hazy amber/garnet liquid. Good rising carbonation but unimpressive retention and weak lacing too. The aroma was nice, very nutty with notes of caramel malt, toasted malt and some light spices. The flavors were rich and sweet with lots of caramel malt up front, a middle of nuts and earthiness, hints of raisins and a touch of mustiness and leather towards the end. Not a bad arc of flavors. The mouthfeel was smooth but a little oily, the carbonation a touch too high and the body medium/full.
02-24-2009 23:30:51 | More by thekevlarkid
3.53/5 rDev -7.3%
This beer was just very average. While, it tasted good, it was not great. I would drink it again and serve it to guests but it is not anything special. I was surprised at the lack of "holiday" spice that would generally make this a "holiday" brew, but on a cold night it does the job.
12-30-2008 03:57:01 | More by pd360
4.5/5 rDev +18.1%
11-04-2012 03:15:14 | More by aubrey
3.5/5 rDev -8.1%
Reddish-copper colour with no head or lace (did it sit for too long?). Rich malt and hop leaf that is refreshing, not too strong. Slight roasted malt that is rich, but not complex alnog with another sweetish malt. Nice balance with un-bitter hops. A kinda of full-mouthed medium body, wide, not full. Slight residual sweetness. Pleasant, lowkey fizz that compliments instead of stands out.
11-17-2002 14:48:30 | More by BillyBrew
4/5 rDev +5%
06-13-2012 12:36:50 | More by bluesplit63
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03-03-2012 18:43:41 | More by EddieJoe
3.55/5 rDev -6.8%
When I took a whiff of this newly decanted beer I wondered what "Winter Ale" was all about. To me "Winter Ale" means spices and other unusual additives that we probably are all aware of that seem to emerge upon the December season. Or perhaps "Winter Ale" is an unusually robust flavored beer that's brewed to alleviate one's shivers on a cold December night
Poured nicely- nothing to ogle, but competent.
The nose had no particular strong attributes-- there was the mild hint of hops as I might expect from an ale, but nothing that stood out and made me take notice.
The flavor was that of a mild ale. I don't know what made it a "winter" ale, but hey, I'd be proud if I brewed this beer. It did have a nice signature of hops, some faint notes of malt that seemed like a foundation for the opening of hops bitterness.
Finish has a mild hops note. Finish wasn't particularly long lasting but still cordial.
Mouth feel was cordial-- in that this beer is a rather mild ale. There was nothing about this beer that took my taste buds for a wild 'n' wooly ride.
Drinkability was just OK. There was nothing in this beer that made me yearn for that "do it again" desire. Nevertheless I could drink a pint and thoroughly enjoy it.
Overall, I'd buy another six-pack of this beer and I wouldn't be embarrassed to serve it to guests.
11-19-2008 05:24:58 | More by gueuzeonhigh
Slick Nick Winter Ale from Sebago Brewing Company
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Its been raining since LAST weekend when my sister came in. Two days ago we missed a record rain fall by 1 mm!! Woke up to snow blanketing the ground yesterday, but it turned to rain and got washed away. I think Darling Daisy is growing webbed feet!!
The trails on the 'sunny' (What's that?) side of the river were just beginning to dry up, but are now a quagmire:
One thing we saw was massive tree cuttings all over -the beaver are awake and voracious!
They were even feeding on trees they don't normally touch like this diamond willow:
Even the birds were hunkered down against the cold winds:
Close up of pelicans and comorants :
One good thing about the beaver mowing down all the trees -the wood chips make nice trail cover :P
It took Mom and I 95 minutes to hike the trails home from the Farmer's Market, 6 km.
Unfortunately, there is no beaver sign near where we live :( So not likely going to score some photos of them.
I confess to getting a little stir crazy. We go out shopping and are trying to hike the wooded trails but they are really getting waterlogged. Both Mom and I don't like walking on paved paths, we really feel it in our joints. Spikes are useless in slick mud :P
I have been off my diet, as far as boredom snacking goes. I eat a ton of fruit and veggies as my main meals so that doesn't leave me healthy snack options. For some strange reason I always crave salty snacks even though I have never used salt in my meals (told a long time ago as a child it was bad for my RA) My Mom and I have been getting on each other's nerves. Me wanting to do more around the house, she won't let me. She has even started doing the dishes again even though she was allowing me to do that much.
I miss my bridge club activities and work and being at home with my high speed internet and big screen desktop computer. This internet is the slowest available, my Stepdad is a tightwad even though he is loaded. He recently had to buy a water softener system to replace the one that broke down -he got a steal of a deal, but is running into trouble trying to install it. He has been welding and all kinds of things but not having much luck getting it going. Been at it for four days now -probably a professional would have gotten it going in a couple of hours. Naturally between that frustration and trying to fix up the bathroom to Mom's exacting standards - no white sealer, has to be clear, and a very small amount thinly applied so there is no beading or excess. Topping it off with him suffering a cold and Mom's frustration with cleaning up after him and being in pain with bad arthritis in her hands, she has been flying off the handle lately. I really feel like I have tripled her workload and would just like to get back home in my peace and quiet! Having had my right arm in a cast since Dec 23 has given me lots of practice getting by one handed, even when only two fingers work on that hand!
You guys lift me up with your well wishes and goodies, and I thank you for making my dark dreary days a little brighter! You are the best!
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Oh, I forgot loved the pics of the birds! Don't see many white pelicans around here...love them!!! Hope those trails dry up soon!
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Those hikes help with stress, so I'm glad you're able to get out and enjoy yourself. Hang in there. Hugs.
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Your pictures are AWESOME and tell a story by themselves!!! Thank you so much for sharing them and for being such a super inspiration to me and many others!!!
Wish I could come and stay with you at your home where you would be comfortable and have everything you need including your faster internet.
Sure hope your weather clears up soon with lots of sunshine so you and your mom can enjoy your walks as you get out and about on your hikes.
How much longer do you have to have the cast before the doctor checks it again? Prayers for complete healing for you.
Prayers, blessings and hugs,
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Not easy for any of you - hope the surgery is successful this time!
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It's always a good day when one can get outdoors! It was sorta cool & overcast here so I made the best of it and cooked up some big batches of food for the week ahead.
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Thanks for sharing your pix! Nice of the beavers to clear the trails for you!
DH and I were walking and he thought he saw a beaver swimming; it got closer and turned out to be a water rat or muskrat.
It has been a long, cold winter and you have been a long time without your arm and your own place. The rain doesn't help the RA either, right? You are such an inspiration! I hope you get that cast off soon and your arm will be nicely mended, if in need of strengthening.
Praying for you daily.
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I know how frustrating it must be living with your Mom. It seems like it strains both her and you, but sometimes it is necessary. Be patient, hopefully it won't be much longer until you can go home. I'm sure things will improve when the weather improves.
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How funny - I just watched that Steve Carrell movie about the arc yesterday.
I'm sorry you're feeling frustrated. I don't know about the salty snacks. I didn't grow up with salt, but when I started taking certain medications, it affected my sense of taste, and I do prefer saltier food now.
I'm sorry you're feeling low. You inspire me every day, and I'm so glad we're on this journey together.
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Loved your blog and your pictures! I now appreciate our funky weather!
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I hope things improve soon!
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I think you are amazing doing the hikes that you do but I am sorry that the weather has not been good for you. Loved your pictures. Here in the UK we don't have beavers in the natural world, you can see them in zoos sometimes. They are amazing creatures and I'd love to see a wild one. I'm not sure they are always welcome though, are they, what with building their dams etc?
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I loved your pictures..but boy is it wel. I can understand your need for your own space. How much longer are you staying? Hugs to you. It is not easy sharing space and chores with two other people. I would miss high speed internet also. I bet you have become skilled at one hand operations.
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You take amazing and challenging hikes! You and your mom keep going even with challenges. I understand your need for your own space, own quiet time. Sending hugs, Laurel
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Thanks for posting the pics. I always enjoy looking at them. Hope winter and the wet end soon, it would help you to get outside and enjoy it more. Your dsf is like a lot of people, doing things themselves, when they could afford to hire it done. That's the reason he has money.
Every time we have a few drops of rain here, the wind blows forever to dry it out. It's just Murphy's law.
Sleep tight and heal.
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As always your picture blogs make me want to get up and go with you.
Regarding your wanting salty snacks...I have a book called Super Foods...and there is a section devoted to what one craves and the reasons why. This book says salty snack cravings are stress and as I read further in your blog, you said it when you mentioned that you and your mom are irritating one another....so there you go, mystery solved.
I cant wait to see your summer photo's also when that happens.
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Nice pics. :-)
The one hand thing is something I'm getting a taste of at the moment. It is amazing how many every day things become a challenge when you can't use one hand. Tara helped me cook yesterday. There was a lot of "You hold while I chop" going on. Good job she trusts me. LOL
She wore swimming goggles to save her from the onion fumes.
I don't know how long I'll have an immobile left wrist - depends on the next x-rays, I guess. I shall think of you whenever a challenge arises.
"Now... what would Linda do?"
Lex xxx
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We have had cold, wet, windy and rain all week long. So I know how you feel. Where is the Warm Sunshine??????? This soon will past. Love the Photos . You will be able to go back home as soon as your cast is off and you can manage on your own. The time will go by fast. God Blessings Always. Have a Wonderful Week. Hugs!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Take Care. Elaine.
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I'll bet you can do a lot with one hand! Hang tough, this will pass.
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Linda you are so good at pictures. I have a tough time with them. Love you.
Did you notice I got 50 points today for our maintenance team. I couldn't believe I got 142 team points.
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Linda I had to smile because you always make my day brighter. The weather really has been grey and wet although you have definitely had it worse than us.
Your ability to adapt and make the best of everything is inspiring as always. Enjoy the rest of your wkend.
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We are only paying back a very SMALL portion of what we have received from you over the years! Wish we could do more!!!
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I have an alternative plan for rebuilding the Lions this offseason. Just about everyone who talks about the draft wants their team to trade down. GM's want this too. With this, I think that it is now easier to trade up in a draft. With this in mind, I have a couple draft scenarios.
Last year, the Lions lost just about every game the same way. The offense killed the team with turnovers and blunders. I can remember only one game that I would blame on the defense, the snow game in Philly. Our defense was great in the red zone, tough against he run, and pretty good against the pass except for the big play. Gave up too many. In quite a few of these instances, Delmas got beat. He is now gone. In free agency, we add a stud safety, Ward or Byrd, to replace Louis. We basically keep the defense intact, replacing maybe wending, one corner, one LB, and a DE. We do this with veterans like we did last year with Mcintosh, Idonije, and Fluellen. We have the cap space to do this, plenty now.
So now the draft. We lost for 2 reasons. Fumbles and interceptions. Fumbles just has to be fixed by players. Interceptions were caused. By 2 things. Stafford being off, and receivers not getting open or tipping balls. The 2nd item is the real problem, our receiving corp after Calvin is awful. Not 1 guy should start in the NFL. Not Burleson, which Lions agree, not Broyles , or Durham, or Ross. 2 scenarios.
First , we trade up in round 1, take Watkins, will cost us our second. This is doable, many teams like Oakland will make that trade. Then in the 3rd, we take another bigger receiver like Matthews, Moncreif, or Adams. We would addv2 starters this way.
2nd option. We pick Evans at 10, then trade back into the late first to pick either Lee or Beckham. I feel there are 5 elite receivers in this draft, Watkins, Lee, Evan, Beckham, and Benjamin. Let's get 2 of them, then we have 3 star receivers for the next 5 yrs, first rounders are controlled for 5 seasons. You could not cover all of these guys successfully, offense would be great, defense has stars who are young, and we scare everyone. This is a team that I would pay to see.
Please comment or offer alternatives, but I feel the weak link could be fixed and made into the NFL's best in 1 day. Agree?


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Flexiant's Head of Research Projects, Craig Sheridan to present keynote on "Cloud Computing: The SME and Industry Perspective"
Livingston and London, UK - 14 March 2014 - Flexiant will join more than 400 European Internet stakeholders at this year's Future Internet Assembly in Athens from 18-20 March 2014. Flexiant's Head of Research Projects, Craig Sheridan, will share his views in a pre-FIA workshop keynote session "Cloud Computing: The SME and Industry Perspective" on Tuesday 18th March 2014 within the "Future of Cloud Computing" track.
With a focus on service providers and the increasing need for advances in multi-grained elastic provisioning, Sheridan will discuss the impact of the increased industry uptake of cloud computing over the last few years. He will showcase why it has caused an increased demand from end-users and service providers for multi-grained elastic provisioning, resource scaling, interoperability and legacy systems integration. Lastly, he will highlight why this triggers the need for service providers to innovate and differentiate themselves in the market place to provide these services.
Speaking about this year's FIA conference, Sheridan said, "This year, FIA's focus on reshaping the Future Internet infrastructure for innovation is just the sort of focus that Flexiant has always held at the core of its European Research Projects. For Flexiant, we've always kept innovation at the centre of what we do and the opportunity that FIA offers us to be at the heart of discussions about the Future Internet is something we're very excited to take part in."
The annual gathering welcomes more than 400 European Internet stakeholders with individuals and organisations from the top of European science research and industry. Those gathered will spend four days delivering new ideas and sharing views aimed at advancing activities that reshape the Future Internet and maintain European competitiveness in the global marketplace.
FIA Athens 2014 constitutes the 11th consecutive conference of the Future Internet Assembly, which is a collaboration of more than 150 projects, aimed at strengthening European activities on the Future Internet. An exhibition will be held during the conference, as an integral component of FIA Athens 2014. The exhibition features both demonstrations and posters falling under seven thematic areas: Net Futures, FIRE, Connected Smart Cities, FI-PPP, Cloud Computing, Software and Services, Network Technologies, International Cooperation.
About FIA
FIA Athens 2014 is hosted by the Greek Research and Technology Network - GRNET and held under the auspices of the Greek Presidency of the European Union. It is supported by the General Secretariat of Research and Technology, Ministry of Education and Religious Affairs and, co-organized and supported by the European Commission.
About Flexiant
Flexiant provides cloud orchestration software focused solely to the global service provider market. Flexiant Cloud Orchestrator is a cloud management software suite that arms service providers with a customizable platform to help them turn innovative ideas into revenue generating services quickly and easily. With Flexiant, service providers can generate more revenue and accelerate growth, compete more effectively and lead the market through innovation. Vendor agnostic and supporting multiple hypervisors, Flexiant Cloud Orchestrator offers a customizable platform, a flexible interface, integrated metering and billing, reseller capabilities and application management. Flexiant gives service providers the ability to develop, launch and bill for new cloud services quickly.
Flexiant has been named a Gartner Cool Vendor in Cloud Management, ranked as the most innovative product in the market by Info-Tech Research Group for the second year in a row and called an industry double threat by 451 Research. Flexiant is now a Dell certified technology partner and Parallels partner. Customers include Colt Ceano, Computerlinks, ITEX, NetGroup and WeServe. Flexiant is also a key participant in the European Framework Programme. For more information visit http://www.flexiant.com/.
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Found this on fox sports.
Check it out.
A decent article about Hutch and T. Jackson.
Theres some info about Lovie Smith and the Bears up top but scroll down a little to get to the Viking news.
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Found this on fox sports.
Check it out.
A decent article about Hutch and T. Jackson.
Theres some info about Lovie Smith and the Bears up top but scroll down a little to get to the Viking news.
Love Steve Hutch.
I just hope that C. Taylor can get off this season.
We are going to need a huge boost from the running game as the WR'
s are not going to carry us.
Haha. When the guy was telling the story that's what I saw in my mind too. Hutch is a beast and he is going to do wonders for us on the offensive side of the ball.
Hutch is "realer than Real Deal Holyfield...he's gonna let the tackles and 'backers know how he feel"
Our OL is gonna kick A$$!!!
I loved the part of the story how Hutch received word from one of his former teamates how the KC player was going to attempt to run all over Hutch and Hutch made him look like a baboon.
Got'z to love a beast like this on the line.
Great pick up for Minny!
kind of wierd showing this much love for a lineman.. but god im glad to have him =) (anyone notice how much he spits on the sidelines?)
Did anyone catch the John Randle Interview where they asked him about Hutch?
Randle stated that no matter who goes up against him they need to bring their hard hat cuz he knocks people 5-10 yards off the ball and is easily the best O lineman Randle has faced.
I thought that was a heck of a statement coming from Randle.
PS the goal-line run in the Raider game was all I needed to see.
He knocked two players on their butt before Tony Richardson even got to the line of scrimmage.
I loved this quote from the article!Quote:
Later in the scrimmage, some youngster made the mistake of taking a swing at Hutchinson after the behemoth guard actually blocked the kid's helmet off. On the next play, Hutchinson drove the kid all the way across the line of scrimmage before knocking him to the ground and driving his body right into the fallen lineman. Ouch!
As long as he can protect Brad and Tarvaris from Snakes on a Plane, he'll do fine. If he can do that, stopping Tommy Harris and Shaun Rogers should be ok. He has good techniques and good hip bend.
Lol RandyMoss8404.
lemme guess, you've seen snakes on a plane lately.
I think this is the third SOAP refernce I've seen from you in the last few minutes? :D