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Technical Proceedings of the 2007 NSTI Nanotechnology Conference and Trade Show, Volume 2
Chapter 2: Polymer Nanotechnology
Surface modification of Cp-Titanium by Plasma polymerization of acrylic acid
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|surface modification, titanium, plasma polymerization, acrylic acid
|Cp titanium sheet (15 mm x 15 mm) was used to two different surface treatments, including, etching with an HCl/H2SO4 solution and non-treated bare Ti sheet. To improve the adhesive strength of AA films, we carried out two step plasma deposition process. The first step was treated by 80W for 5 min and then second step was performed by 20W-60W for 20 min. Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) was used to study the effect of second step plasma power on the structure of the AA films. The peak of C=O intensifies as the plasma power at 40 W, indicating a strong plasma power dependence. The content of carboxyl groups were evaluated by toluidine bule O (TBO) assay and contact angle. These results showed that acid etched Ti sample displayed lower contact angle (32o) and more carboxyl group. The surface topography of samples was analyzed by using scanning electron microscopy (SEM). SEM images showed that thin film of the AA layer (800 nm) was uniformly deposited on the cp Ti surfaces. These results suggest that plasma polymerization treatment for cp-Ti may improve hydrophilicity and have functional group. This behavior suggests a possibility of a further favorable Ti implant.
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Mobile device support for video conferencing is clearly in its infancy, but all of the vendors are going to continue to invest heavily in mobile capabilities because their customers are demanding it.
Happy New Year! After taking some time off for the holidays, it is time to start thinking about all the amazing things that will happen on mobile devices in 2012!
In our last post, we provided an overview of the considerations that Enterprises face when looking at rolling out video to mobile devices. This included the ability to both "create" and to "consume" video on the mobile devices.
In this post, we will focus on the "create" part of mobile video. To do so, we will focus on video conferencing providers' support for mobile video. A bit later, we will investigate what Cisco, Polycom, and LifeSize have in terms of video conferencing support on mobile devices. But first, let's consider how these new capabilities will be used and what the "experience" will be.
The concept of video conferencing on mobile devices is fantastic, even futuristic. The ability to participate in a video conference from anywhere is, quite simply, amazing. Unfortunately, there are some practical considerations that organizations need to know before they jump into mobile video conferencing with both feet.
1. As I mentioned in the previous post, know what you are trying to accomplish. Do not rush into mobile device support just because the capability is there. Make sure it adds value to your organization. Understand the applications that people are requesting, and make sure you deliver those well.
2. To truly get the benefits of mobile video conferencing, you will either need to expand your current video infrastructure or deploy new infrastructure if you do not already have it. Or you can use one of the new cloud based infrastructure services that the providers are starting to offer (this will be the subject of a future blog post). The biggest reason for this is for security--if users are going to be able to call from anywhere, you need to make sure the solution includes firewall traversal and encryption so that your calls are secured.
3. The third thing to consider is: How are your users actually going to use the technology? Is it mostly going to be one-to-one calls for short durations? Or are they going to be participating in larger conferences with longer durations?
Why does this matter? Again, it is the user experience. As most people know, the video conference providers have gone to great lengths to make sure the video conference and telepresence experience is optimal. In "immersive" experiences, they even go so far as to build the entire room so that it feels like you are in the same room when you call someone on an identical system. Even for non "immersive" systems, good lighting, good sound, a proper distance from the camera, and finally high definition quality are usually implemented by the provider in order to ensure the best experience.
Mobile video conferencing, on the other hand, is the complete opposite! Remember, these are devices that cost hundreds of dollars, as opposed to immersive telepresence rooms that cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. And, the way that the mobile devices are used all point to lower quality experiences.
* The user can be anywhere--their office, the airport, or the coffee shop
* Lighting is typically awful. Specifically, the angle of the mobile device tends to get focused on overhead lighting. Or on a window behind the user.
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Thousands of middle school students will learn life skills and character development through a new Houston-area after-school program. As Houston Public Radio's Laurie Johnson reports, Prepared 4 Life uses hip hop, low-rider bikes and drumlines to get kids excited about responsibility.
Close to a thousand students at Ortiz Middle School are checking out the afterschool programs. The girls are flocking around the cooking display and looking into the fashion and hip hop classes. The guys are clustered around tables displaying robotics, low-rider bikes and drums. Adrian Izaguirre is a 7th-grader at Ortiz and participated in Prepared 4 Life last year. He's already planning to attend Texas Southern University to study engineering.
"I feel like I learned a lot of things in engineering. When I was in robotics, I got the engineering award — excellence. So I was so happy and it was awesome."
This year, Izaguirre plans to join the low-rider bike program, along with most of his guy friends. Prepared 4 Life Founder Michael Holthouse says they offer 15 different after-school programs to engage students' attention.
"Find one of the youth's passions and if it's low-riders, great, let's start from there. And we take them through all the project steps: from budgeting, to setting a goal, to doing their design, to learning the skills to build each piece. And it's the first time in the child's life that they see a project, start to end, that they can use to apply to their own life."
Prepared 4 Life is a relatively new organization. The program moved into three Houston ISD campuses last year. This year they've expanded to six and hope to double again next school year. Holthouse says follow-up with the students will help tailor the program in future years and make sure the character development aspects are effective.
"How will we know if our program is working unless we follow the kids to see the truth? We won't really know for ten years. And this is a long-term solution to a long-term problem."
Holthouse is expecting as many as 3,000 middle school students to enroll in Prepared 4 Life this school year. The programs are free for students because the organization is funded through government grants and private donations. Laurie Johnson, Houston Public Radio News.


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text: Brad Pitt is fed up with his life in Namibia and is desperate to return to the US, it has been claimed.The 'Troy' actor - who moved to the Southern African country before the birth of his first child, Shiloh Nouvel, with Angelina Jolie - is said to "loathe" his life there.A source told Britain's Star magazine: "They are cooped up in the hotel, the food isn't great and he doesn't like the heat. He seems thoroughly depressed and I think he misses Malibu.""Angelina is unhappy because he won't go along with her plans. She is so passionate about Namibia and wants Brad to be too, but you get the feeling he just has a yearning to put down some roots. Going to Africa was bizarre for him."Earlier this week, it was revealed that Brad cut the umbilical cord of his new daughter when she was born.The actor was in the delivery room while Angelina delivered the baby via Caesarean section in a private hospital on Saturday (27.05.06).The couple's American obstetrician, Jason Rothbart - who travelled to Namibia for the birth - said: "The baby was a healthy 7lb. Brad was with Angelina the entire time and cut the umbilical cord. The surgery and birth went flawlessly."


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As expected, Charley Toppino Sons Inc. of Rockland Key was given the go-ahead to build the new parking lot at Horace O'Bryant School, at a Tuesday morning School Board meeting in Key West.
There were no dissenting votes, although District 5 member Ron Martin did inquire, before the vote, about the status of money said to be owed to the district by Toppino for work on a controversial concession stand project, also at HOB.
"What happened to [the money from the stand]?" Martin wondered aloud.
In reply to Martin's remark, several of his colleagues, as well as Superintendent Mark Porter, asked him to keep the two issues separate.
The Toppino bid "does not include any past projects," Porter replied to Martin.
District 3 member Ed Davidson was not at the meeting.
The parking lot is the final piece of the puzzle that is Horace O'Bryant School. Originally, it was assumed the lot would be constructed by Coastal Construction, the Miami-based contractor responsible for building the rest of the school.
However, it was discovered late last year that the lot, as designed, would have had too few parking spots and would not have been ADA-accessible, necessitating a new design.
Following Davidson's election in November, the tone of the negotiations between the board and Coastal changed due to Davidson's repeated public queries about cost savings and responsibility for specific issues with the project, such as the removal of unsuitable soil at the site.
Coastal's final offer to build the lot, including options not included in the Toppino bid, was in the $700,000 range. It was withdrawn by the company during negotiations, setting up a bidding process that ended Tuesday with the Toppino award.
"This was obviously a competitive bid," Porter said at Tuesday's meeting. "We did have three competitive bids on the project ... . This is significantly less that originally projected."
Porter did admit that the $331,997 price agreed upon with the Toppinos for the lot construction might not be the final tally. Lights for the facility have been in storage for two years now, and may have to be repaired or replaced.
"There might be some additional costs incurred," Porter said.
The board on Tuesday also voted to allow interim Director of Finance Jim Drake to advertise in Friday's paper for upcoming public hearings on his projected budget, a necessary step in the budgeting process. A hearing will take place Tuesday; a budget workshop on Aug. 27; and a final hearing, on Sept. 3.
The $83.4 million budget for 2013-14 that Drake proposes includes a rise of 0.021 in the millage rate, bringing it to 3.681 mills, from 3.660 mils, last year.
Put another way, the owners of an average home in Monroe County, valued at $396,000 ($371,000 taxable after calculating the Homestead exemption) will see their property taxes rise by 0.021 mils, or $29.75 from last year.
The enhancement represents the first increase in revenue for the School District in six years.
"What we have presented to the board is a balanced budget," Drake said during his hourlong budget presentation.
The budget, Drake said, takes into consideration a Florida-mandated teacher salary increase allocation, payments to charter schools, additional school-based allocations for gifted programs and language instruction, additional costs related to Dual Enrollment and Virtual Education, and what he called "restorative pay for employees," which has yet to be defined, due to ongoing collective bargaining between the district and the United Teachers of Monroe union.
Also on Tuesday, the board voted unanimously to hire Lisa Hayes-Taylor as the principal of Plantation Key School, on an 11-month contract worth $89,008.


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Logsurfer recent features
Configuration examples
IntroductionLogsurfer is a program for monitoring system logs in real-time, and reporting on the occurrence of events. It is similar to the well-known swatch program on which it is based, but offers a number of advanced features which swatch does not support.
Logsurfer is capable of grouping related log entries together - for instance, when a system boots it usually creates a high number of log messages. In this case, logsurfer can be setup to group boot-time messages together and forward them in a single Email message to the system administrator under the subject line "Host xxx has just booted". Swatch just couldn't do this properly.
Logsurfer is written in C - this makes it extremely
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with this load. Swatch, on the other hand, is based on
perl and runs into trouble even when dealing with a much
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Logsurfer Features
Logsurfer 1.8 Features (5 September 2011)A bug fix and a couple of extra command-line options:
- Fixed double free() in exec.c/prepare_exec(), thanks to reports from Gregor Kopf of Recurity Labs, Jan Kohlrausch of DFN_CERT, and Wolfgang Ley
- Updated README & DISCLAIMER files removing DFN-CERT copyright
- Now just Logsurfer, not Logsurfer+ any more
- -D command line option for daemon mode. Warning: closes stdin, stdout, & stderr, therefore no error messages
- -F command line option to auto re-open log file
Logsurfer 1.7 FeaturesMany of the features in this release are designed to allow Logsurfer to work as a log aggregator - to quickly and efficiently detect complex events and place summarization messages either into plain files or back into syslog.
- Added -e option to begin processing from the current end of the input log file ( normally used with -f )
- Put double-quotes around regex expressions in dump file
- If the context argument to a pipe or report action is "-" then the current context contents are piped into the command this should shorten most context definitions
- Added new action "echo" which simply echo's the output on stdout, or to a file with optional >file or >>file first argument. This is more efficient than invoking an external process for simple echo actions.
- Added a macro construct in context action fields, if "$lines" exists in a context action (such as a command line) it will be substituted by the number of lines in the context
- Added syslog action to send a message into syslog. The first argument to the action must be <facility>:<level>, the second argument is the string to send to syslog. Note that the log lines stored in a context are not forwarded into syslog.
Logsurfer 1.6 Features
- An optional parameter at the end of context definitions ( just before action ) specifying the minimum number of lines collected which needs to be satisfied before performing the action. This min_lines argument can be used for detecting events such as firewall attacks where we are only interested in events which generate more than x log entries ( like packet drops from a single source IP address ).
- Added -t command line option to explicity timeout contexts when exiting, therefore running the action for all contexts. The default is off, so contexts don't all trigger their actions when logsurfer is shut down.
- Changed context rule execution so that we only store lines in a context if the context has an action of 'pipe' or 'report'. In other words, don't store lines in memory which won't ever be used. The number of matching lines in the context is still incremented. This allows contexts to be created which can notify if we don't see an event, such as regular "syslog pings" from hosts.
DownloadDownload Logsurfer (190 kbytes):
Compiled Packages
- Logsurfer packages are available for most Sun/Solaris systems from SunFreeWare.Com
Startup/Shutdown scripts (/etc/init.d/logsurfer)You will need to modify these according to how you system is set up, including location of the configuration file and log file.
DocumentationLogsurfer documentation
- An Introduction to Logsurfer - an introductory paper I wrote for Sys Admin magazine, published in March 2004.
Logsurfer man pages:Manual pages for the most current version of Logsurfer (v1.8):
Logsurfer configuration examplesMost of these require the latest version of Logsurfer, and may not work on older versions.
- DFN-CERT Logsurfer examples - these should work for all versions of Logsurfer
Logsurfer LinksLinks to other sites with Logsurfer information.
- Logsurfer SourceForge files
- Logurfer SourceForge Home - a bit out of date
- A paper by James E Prewett on using logsurfer to analyse linux cluster log files
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Is it too late to say, Merry Christmas? This time of the year always catches me by surprise, moreso this year due to my impending move. I've been too busy sorting out clothes, currency and various other things to get excited about Christmas, heck I didn't even do a blog wishlist like last year. Trying to get your head around moving away during the craziest time of year is tricky, as everyone's focus is elsewhere. It's rather strange to watch people stressing out about buying the right gift voucher for their offspring while I'm worrying about not seeing family and friends for seven months and being pushed out of the comfort zone of South East London.
Of course I had to write about the packing; I typically never travel light wherever I go but this journey must be an exception. I am basically trying to narrow down All The Things I Want To Take, into a more manageable amount, considering that I'll be buying new bits as soon as I touch American soil (I may have started already, but we'll discuss that next week). I guess I'm starting to regret buying so many tights in the past few months, since having to narrow down my vast collection to around 16 pairs is heartbreaking. Despite this, I'm looking forward to moving to NYC as all of the prices I see in dollars on blogs will finally become relevant and be able to put my dodgy American geography to the test. The last time I went, I was 15 and in the grunge/skater phase, so brought little back in the way of decent clothing as my style wasn't yet defined. It was also during a pretty sheltered school trip so I had no idea where I was going or the extent of what there is to see and do, so I'm looking forward to discovering new places and getting to know the city as well as London. I'm also trying out a Topshop ban while I am there, as I resent the higher prices (and lack of staff/uniform discount) so will try and supplement the Topshop loving for Urban Outfitters.


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In conjunction with my recently celebrated 40th birthday, I accomplished something I've long promised to do. A big bucket list item I've talked about on and off for at least the last 5 years.
To commemorate my 4oth trip around the sun, I ran 40 miles in one day.
To a seasoned ultra marathoner that doesn't sound like much, but given that it was the furthest I ever ran in a day (specifically 13.8 miles longer than any marathon I've run), it was significant, symbolic and meaningful to me.
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Jan. 18 (BusinessDesk) - Jan. 18 (BusinessDesk) - The consumer price index (CPI) fell unexpectedly by 0.2 percent in the last three months of last year, raising the likelihood of either a central bank interest rate cut or a longer period of current historic low interest rates.
The New Zealand dollar immediately fell on the announcement at 10.45 am to 83.52 US cents from 84.15 cents just prior to the release and was trading at 83.60 US cents shortly after midday.
Market expectations had been for a 0.1 percent increase. The annual inflation rate for calendar 2012 was 0.9 percent, up from 0.8 percent in the year to September.
That means inflation continues to fall just below the bottom end of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand's statutory target range of 1 to 3 percent annually over the medium term under its Policy Targets Agreement with the government and may increase pressure for a cut to the Official Cash Rate.
Current conventional wisdom is that the RBNZ will not cut the OCR again, but is unlikely to raise it from its current historic low point of 2.5 percent.
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Meridian Energy is canning its planned North Bank hydro project on the Waitaki River for the foreseeable future, saying it is uneconomic in the current flat electricity market.
The announcement in the latest of a string of decisions either to pull back from possible investments or to shore up the Meridian balance sheet, with the state-owned enterprise slated for partial privatisation, possibly before the end of this year.
"Like other generators we recognise that the demand outlook for the next five years is probably flat to slightly declining," said chief executive Mark Binns.
Meridian had projected the 260 megawatt scheme would generate enough electricity to power 140,000 homes.
"This is probably the best large-scale hydro opportunity left in the country," said Binns, and it wouldn't be abandoned completely. "We're sitting on our hands but we're not walking away from it. I would be surprised if we weren't looking at it again before 2020."
Meridian already owns and operates six hydro stations along the Waitaki River.
New Image seeks delisting through takeover
New Image Group's chairman Graeme Clegg is moving to take the colostrum-based health tonic maker private, saying a sharemarket listing no longer makes sense for the company.
The company has received a notice of a takeover at 26 cents a share from New Image Trustee Ltd, a company controlled by Mr Clegg, who already owns just under 70 percent of the company.
The company was originally listed as Selector Group 13 years ago. Clegg says in the takeover documents that a listing on the New Zealand stock exchange no longer made sense.
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Changing the band's moniker to the more mature House of Heroes, the trio re-emerged to its fans with a more focused pop/rock sound that took influence from bands like Weezer and Jimmy Eat World. Recording some demos and hitting the road, House of Heroes independently released their debut album, What You Want Is Now, in 2003. The record brought House of Heroes to the attention of Gotee Records, but issues with their previous label caused eight months to pass before officially joining Gotee's roster. Making the most of a frustrating period, they used the down time to write their label debut, a self-titled effort that was issued in May 2005. They supported the record as openers on a subsequent tour with MxPx and Relient K. The album was repackaged, retitled, and reissued a year later on Gotee's sister label, Mono vs. Stereo; Say No More included two new songs and came enhanced with bonus multimedia material.
House of Heroes continued touring through the summer of 2006. The critically acclaimed End Is Not the End, the band's much anticipated third full-length outing, dropped in 2008, and proved to be their most epic and successful release to date. A trio of EPs arrived in 2009, one of which, House of Heroes Meets the Beatles, saw the group tackling a handful of Fab Four songs. The following year saw the release of the Mark Lee Townsend-produced Suburba, which debuted at number 48 on the Billboard 200 and earned the group a Dove Award nomination. The band's fifth studio long-player, Cold Hard Want, arrived in 2012, with the Gotee Records contract-fulfilling The Knock-Down Drag-Outs compilation EP hitting the streets just one year later. Arriving in 2014, the Smoke EP would be the band's first independent release since 2003, and 2015's crowdfunded Colors found House of Heroes delivering their first concept album. ~ Corey Apar
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Originally Posted by HandMadeAndroid
A T.V. beneath a T.V...........wow, whatever next?
I kinda agree, its a funny feature, but really, i dint see how you would use it (plus you have to be near the case, plus bright screens like that are going to be annoying while viewing)It's hard to justify more than £200 extra for the nice touches and the screen
The problem comes in with what other people have been mentioning...it's bright. If you put this under your tele, you'll have a very distracting little 7" screen glowing away like it's christmas right while you're watching a dark movie. Same thing with the bright blue ring.Originally Posted by Soncetina
As for having no use for the screen, so what? soooo many people put ps-one screens on the front of their computers and hat are they for? just to look good mainly.
Originally Posted by arcticstoat
I actually have one of these cases, and while it is grossly over-priced, it's actually incredibly useful. Forget any idea of using it as a Media Center PC for recording TV, as that's not what it's really good for. Instead, I have it in my hi-fi rack as a lossless audio jukebox. The touchscreen means you can just touch your album cover and play whatever you want, and you don't need to have a mouse plugged into your hi-fi either (which would look stupid).
well it takes a full size ATX mothboard, so yesOriginally Posted by Nature
Does anyone know if SLi is supported in this case?
Originally Posted by closing
I have one of these cases so...Um just a quick question. Howcomes a case with a TFT is reviewed against a case without a TFT, surely a better case to compare to is the silverstone LC18?
I have one of these myself, its handy not having to power up my massive plasma just to play some mp3's also with the handy addons I have its a great email checker, media server etc.
Just reading through, people are comparing a case with different features to another case with diff features, surely a like for like comparison.
Want to know how hard it is to fit watercooling.. how about this ;-)
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v642/bigayd/WCX15e006.jpg which was posted over at Specialtech
Incidentally I also had one of the Silvestone LC18 cases. Nice aluminum front but the buttons were wobbly, the rest of teh case was steel and it's has the massive gaping holes in the side. The zalman seems to be the same chassis as the X15 and again is steel on the side or back.
All said and done tho, valid points but its just narked to compare a case against something not in the same range tho
Some other points,
Its distracting having a screen under a screen.
True, thats why I have mine setup to either use plasma or the small screen, just using the remote :D
Want to see a model of the case without the touch screen, try looking here on the Specialtech website The OrigenAE X11
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The Report: Blues 1 Leicester City 2
Blues suffered a 2-1 defeat to a very good Leicester City side at St. Andrew's on Tuesday evening.
The Foxes scored a goal in each half. Their first came from Lloyd Dyer and the second from Jamie Vardy. Blues pulled a consolation goal back in the 90th minute courtesy of substitute Peter Lovenkrands, but it was too little too late for Lee Clark's side.
In fairness it was a deserved victory by at Leicester team that also bagged a club record eighth successive league win at the same time.
There were four changes to the Blues starting XI from the weekend's FA Cup reverse against Swansea City.
Teenager Amari'i Bell was given his first-team debut at left-back in place of Mitch Hancox, who was forced to pull out of the game late on because of an ankle injury. Darren Randolph took over from Colin Doyle; Tom Adeyemi came in for Shane Ferguson and Kyle Bartley for the suspended Paul Robinson.
Leicester set the tone for things to come when they won a free-kick in a dangerous position just outside the Blues area after just 14 seconds, but fortunately Matty James curled his kick just wide.
The Foxes continued to pile on the early pressure and Will Packwood was forced to put in a last-gasp tackle to deny Jamie Vardy, with the Leicester front-man looking odds-on to score.
Blues were struggling to get a hold of the ball and as a result, attacking play was few and far between for the hosts.
With 21 minutes gone, Darren Randolph had to produce a diving save to push James' curling shot away.
The breakthrough for the Foxes came after 24 minutes when David Nugent threaded a decisive pass through to Dyer and the winger made no mistake as he smashed the ball home past Randolph.
The Blues keeper was called into action again minutes later when he was forced to save with his feet as Anthony Lockhart shot from just five yards out.
Leicester were showing why they are clear at the top of the table as they continued to put slick passing moves together all over the pitch and looked dangerous every time they went into Blues' half of the pitch.
At half-time Lee Clark made a change to his side as he sent on substitute Peter Lovenkrands for Olly Lee.
Whether coincidental or not, the Dane's introduction saw Blues start to keep the ball more effectively.
It also meant that the hosts started to get the ball into Leicester's box more often.
Paul Caddis sent in a cross for Lee Novak but the striker headed it straight at Kasper Schmeichel. Schmeichel was then tested by free-kick from Albert Rusnak which he pushed away.
Blues had a lucky escape after 68 minutes when Bartley attempted to clear the ball away but instead kneed the ball onto his own cross bar and behind for a corner.
But they were soon back on the attack themselves and Bartley flicked a header just wide from Rusnak's free-kick.
On 83 minutes it was game over as far as Blues were concerned and like Saturday against the Swans it came about after a Blues attack broke down as they went in search of an equaliser.
Following a melee in the Leicester area the ball was quickly sent forward before it found Jamie Vardy, who finished with a clinical low shot which flew past Randolph into the far corner of the net.
As the game entered the final minute of normal time, the St. Andrew's crowd were given a brief glimmer of hope when Lovenkrands headed home Burke's cross, but it simply wasn't to be Blues' night.
Clark's men now face another tough test on Saturday when they play host to Derby County.
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We are heading into week 3 of an elimination diet of gluten in our house, (on top of 3 months of no dairy) and so far, so good. While I hate hate hate the idea of a cup of morning coffee sans half n half, I have resigned myself to coconut milk creamer, and the best thing that I can say about it is that it doesn't make me gag.
But, the baby is so.much.easier. in temperament when I abstain from the white stuff. If I cheat, it shows up in his diapers (sorry, but awfully true) or in his rumbling tummy approximately 90 minutes later, so after many, many hopeful spoonfuls of yogurt and one terrible iced coffee from McDonald's, I've stopped expecting a sudden miracle cure. Maybe around 6 months.
Juuuust to make life a little trickier (and dinnertime more stressful), we've also started cutting grains from our diet, starting with the big-G. Both Dave and I have underactive thyroids, and while our medication works well, I was recently reading some interesting stuff on Kris' blog that led me to believe perhaps we could be feeling even better. Especially Dave – some of the 'silent celiac' symptoms described here are him, to a T.
Now I know it's so, so obnoxious to jump on the latest dietary bandwagon, and I'm not saying any of us are true celiacs, but I have to say we feel about 1.4 million times better since we've stopped eating the stuff.
And, perhaps most importantly to my shallow self, we've both seen awesome results on the scale. Like, mind blowing results. My poor husband usually gains a bit of baby weight right along with me, and we've both been faithful to our workouts this month, but the week we cut out gluten, he lost a whopping 4 pounds in almost as many days, and I lost 5.5 in a week. I almost fell of the scale when I saw the number. And I immediately began texting all my sisters and telling them how 'I usually have to give birth to put up numbers like that.'
But it's true! And now for a second week, we're seeing sustained results. So…what do you think, is there a hideous, wheat-bloating connection here?
*I should note that Joey does get some gluten in his diet still in the form of sprouted bread, which is probably no better than any other bread, but gives me an inflated sense of motherly accomplishment. And he is alloted, per his pediatrician, a mere 12 oz. of dairy per day to offset his sloooooow digestive tract. We bought a bit of lactose free milk over the weekend (I am sorry, this is seriously the worst and most boring post ever. EVER.) and he sucked it down like it was pure sweet nectar and then (seriously) ran around the house mooing. So I guess he does know the difference between cows and coconuts.


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I was reading the instruction book prepairing to use the fogger.
It states that you should use the 14 oz bottle and not the 16 oz bottle. The 14 oz is long and narrow and the 16 oz is short and fat and will cause flare ups.
Can I use the 16's I have safely, or should I go buy the 14's?
Fumeing in the Flint Hills


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+10 degrees vs. average again Wednesday in much of Minnesota
52 average high for MSP Airport
60s the rest of this week
Smoke from distant fires (and cirrus clouds) combining to produce white tinted sky over Minnesota?
Vivid sunsets this week due to fire smoke?
MNDOT traffic cam shows whitish sky over Minneapolis Wednesday.
Source: MNDOT
Smoky skies?
You may notice a whitish tint to the sky this week over the "Land of Sky Blue Waters."
A thin veil of cirrus clouds wafted over Minnesota Wednesday, but an assist may go to elevated smoke from distant fires to produce our whitish tinted sky over Minnesota this week.
According to the web site U.S. Air Quality, fires from Kansas & Colorado & the northern Rockies to as far away as Central America may be sending a veil of smoke over Minnesota this week.
"Beginning as early as sunrise, the HMS team also reported a moderate-to-heavy dense region of smoke/dust over the midwest. Concentrated over eastern Iowa and central Illinois, the plume was progressing sluggishly to the north and east as a low pressure system with its counterclockwise southwest wind flow approached the affected area. The HMS smoke analysis superimposed with NASA's GEOS-5 model Total Aerosol Optical Thickness (AOT) forecast indicated elevated AOT aligned with the moderate/heavy smoke (bottom left). In addition, there were reports of light smoke stretching from Missouri to Texas, an area that also experienced raised AOT.
NOAA's hazard mapping system has identified the haze as smoke. The NRL model predictions are showing additional smoke coming up from Central America and clearing of land is a major source of smoke in spring in Mexico, Guatemala and Nicaragua."
The smoke particles may bounce and scatter the light from the setting sun to produce some vivid reddish sunsets this week!
Forecast: Classic Spring
Source: Twin Cities NWS
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More classic spring weather is the rule this week.
This is one of those classic Minnesota weather patterns that gives us reason to live in the Land of 10,000 Lakes! Cool crisp mornings and generally sunny milder afternoons will stay with us through Friday.
The next rain chance moves in Saturday, but looks fairly light at this point.
What we need is a good, slow moving low pressure system to sit over Minnesota for about 3-4 days and just dump 3-4 inches of rain on the area.
I don't see that just yet, but the GFS is hinting at the potential for some soaking rains as we approach next weekend, April14th & 15th. Yes, the (weekend) timing could be better, but we desperately need some serious rain.
Source: NOAA
Weather fingers and toes crossed!


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