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National Taiwan University, Department of Physics, Taipei 106, Taiwan
Yerevan State University, Department of Physics, Yerevan, 0025, Armenia
Pusan National University, Department of Cogno-Mechatronics Engineering, Busan, Korea
National Cheng-Kung University, Engineering Science, Tainan 701, Taiwan
National Taiwan University, Center for Quantum Science and Engineering, Taipei 106, Taiwan
* These authors contributed equally to this work.
We present an automated and systematic two-dimensional discrete Fourier transform (2D-FFT) approach to analyze collagen fiber organization through the use of second harmonic generation (SHG) microscopy. Average orientations of individual domains and Ising-like order parameters introduced to characterize the correlation between orientations of adjacent domains may be used to quantitatively characterize fibrous tissues. Our approach was applied to analyze tissues including rat tail tendon, mouse skin, bovine corneas, and human corneas. We also show that collagen fiber organization in normal and keratokonus human corneas may be distinguished. The current approach may be used for the quantitative differentiation of SHG collagen fiber morphology in different tissues and may be applied for diagnostic purposes.
Second harmonic generation (SHG) imaging is a minimally invasive optical imaging technique with intrinsic optical sectioning capability.1–3 The coherent nature of SHG leads to an intensity that is sensitive to the noncentrosymmetric arrangements of molecules4 and in biomedical applications, SHG has been shown to be effective in imaging fibrous collagen-rich tissues such as tendons, cartilage, and cornea.5,6 Specifically, SHG microscopy has been successfully used in the label-free identification of structural changes in connective tissues under conditions such as skin photoaging, corneal abnormalities (keratoconus), liver fibrosis, and Osteogenesis imperfecta.7 In tissue engineering applications, SHG imaging has been useful in the quantification and monitoring of collagen growths in engineered cartilage tissues.8–11 However, most efforts in using SHG imaging have focused on morphological characterization rather than quantification of the structural motifs of the fibrous structures. Therefore, combining SHG imaging with the appropriate methodology to quantify fiber structure can lead to objective evaluation in their structural organization. Recently, two-dimensional discrete Fourier transform (2D-FFT) has been shown to be an effective tool in analyzing fibril organization.12,13 In particular, the average orientation and anisotropy of fiber tissue within any given region of interest (ROI) can be determined using 2D-FFT transformation. Both of these parameters vary with the domain size of analysis and the variation can be viewed as a quantitative standard to monitor changes in the fibrous tissues. However, in previous studies, the sizes of the imaging area used for 2D-FFT analysis are usually subjectively chosen.13 Therefore, the major purpose of the present study was to introduce a systematic approach to investigate the effect of the size of the analyzed region on the Fourier transformation analysis. In addition to local fiber orientation and aspect ratio, we introduce a quantitative parameter evaluating the correlation between the orientations of neighboring domains. For this purpose, the Ising-like order parameter was calculated for the fiber angular matrices. In addition to normal connective tissues, we show that our approach can be used to differentiate between normal and pathological fiber orientations in the cornea.
Excised pieces of rat tail tendon (RTT), mouse skin (MS), bovine cornea (BC), normal human cornea (NHC), and human keratoconic cornea (KHC) were used in this study. RTT and MS were prepared from unfrozen tissues, and BC was freshly obtained from a local market and prepared within an hour prior to experiment. Keratoconic corneas were obtained from surgeries of penetrating keratoplasty from a local hospital. Two samples of NHCs were obtained postmortem (Minnesota Lions Eye Bank, MN), transferred frozen, prepared, and imaged within 3 h after thawing. Prior to multiphoton examination, corneal specimens were stored in 20% dextran/PBS solution for about an hour (dextran T500, Pharmacosmos, Denmark) to avoid swelling. All specimens were sealed in glass well slides to avoid dehydration.
The SHG microscope used in this study has been described previously.8–10 In short, an 80 MHz, 100-fs laser pulse from a ti-sa oscillator (Tsunami, Spectral Physics, Mountain View, CA) tuned to 780 nm was used as the excitation source. The laser beam, directed by scanning mirrors, was expanded and reflected onto the back aperture of the focusing objective by a short pass dichroic mirror (700dcspxruv-2p, Chroma Technology, Rockingham, VT). The oil-immersion objective (40×, S Fluor, NA1.3, Nikon, Japan) was used for imaging the RTT and MS, while for the corneas the water-immersion objective was used (40×, S Flour, NA 0.8, Nikon, Japan). For RTT and MS, the SHG signal from the sample was collected in the backward direction by the focusing objective and further guided by a dichroic mirror (435DCXR, Chroma technology), whereas SHG from corneas was detected in forward geometry using collection lens (f=5 cm, Chroma). In both cases, the SHG signals were isolated by a narrow band pass filter (HQ390/22m-2p, Chroma technology), and detected by photomultiplier tubes (R7400P, Hamamatsu, Japan).
SHG images were acquired at the depths of approximately 15 μm from the surface of sample for RTT and MS. An automatic translation stage was used to translate the specimen following the acquisition of small-area images (512×512 pixel, 105×105 μm2). These adjacent images were subsequently stitched to form large-area images. The large-area images were 210×210 μm2 (2×2 tiles) for RTT, 525×525 μm2 (5×5 tiles) for MS, and 630×630 μm2 (6×6 tiles) for NHC. All imaging experiments were conducted at the ambient temperature of 19°C.
To perform fiber organization analysis, the images were first divided into equally sized domains. Next, 2D-FFT was performed on each domain. To demonstrate our approach, we first applied our method on an artificially created fibrous pattern (192×192 pixels) composed of adjacent domains, each 64×64 pixels in size, with mutually orthogonal fibrous patterns in adjacent domains [Fig. 1(a) to 1(d)]. Next, the pattern was arbitrarily subdivided into domains of various sizes of 32×32, 48×48, 64×64, and 96×96 pixels in Fig. 1(a) to 1(d), respectively. The 2D-FFT analysis was applied on each subdivided domain, and the corresponding transformed images in the Fourier domain are shown in Fig. 1(a*) to 1(d*) in green. This procedure then was followed by a single pixel erosion-dilation process in order to smooth and delineate the contours of the transformed image.14 Quantification of the fiber geometry was then performed by fitting by an ellipse [shown in red in Fig. 1(a*) to 1(d*)] which allows the characterization of each domain by two parameters: (1) the angle between horizontal axis and the short axis of the ellipse, and (2) the aspect ratio (AR) between the short and long axes of the ellipse. The orientation of the short axis of the ellipse for each domain is shown by the white lines in Fig. 1(a) to 1(d). Since it is known that the short axis of the fitted ellipse is parallel to the average fiber orientation within each domain and that the AR describes the directional anisotropy, orientation properties associated with the fibers in each subdivided domain can be determined.13
The use of different domain sizes for 2D-FFT analysis of an artificially produced pattern image. The images on the left show the division of the pattern image into domain sizes of (a) 32×32 pixels, (b) 48×48 pixels, (c) 64×64 pixels, and (d) 96×96 pixels. The corresponding Fourier transforms of the each region are, respectively shown in right along with the fitted ellipses [(a*) to (d*)]. The direction of the short axis of the fitted ellipse is shown by white lines for each domain in (a) to (d). The calculated average AR is also shown on corresponding images.
In this example, when fibers within each domain lie along the same direction, the 2D-FFT analysis accurately reflects the direction of the fiber orientation [Fig. 1(a) and 1(c)]. However, when the domain contains fibers along two orthogonal directions, the FFT analysis then reflects the average orientation of the fibers within the domain. Note, that in the latter case AR values are comparatively bigger [Fig. 1(b) and 1(d)]. According to our estimate, for a good correlation between the pattern line directions on images and those estimated from 2D-FFT the average AR value should be less than 0.5. Note that this criterion, as well as the optimal domain sizes, would depend on the characteristic extent of correlation in organization and needs to be derived for each case. In the case of collagen fiber factors, such as tissue type, image quality, resolution, and contrast would matter. Once these parameters are fixed, the corresponding estimate can be used unambiguously henceforth.
In addition to performing FFT analysis, we determined the collinearity of directions between adjacent domains through the use of two-dimensional the Ising-like order parameter15Display Formula
Therefore, H represents the nearest neighbor correlation between domains, allowing us to describe the whole image with a single parameter. Theoretically, H takes on values between −1 and 1, where H=0 stands for a completely random orientation of domains without any correlations, H=1 represents the case of an image with parallel domains and, finally, H=−1 corresponds to the case of perfectly orthogonal neighbors, i.e., we have completely anti-correlated alignment. Calculation of the order parameter H was performed using custom IDL (IDL 6.4, ITT Visual Information Solutions, CO), Wolfram Mathematica (WM 8, Wolfram Research, Inc., IL), and MS VBA (MS Office Plus 2010, Microsoft Corporation, WA) software.
Following a demonstration of our method with an arbitrarily generated pattern in Fig. 1, we applied our approach to more complicated fibrous tissues acquired through SHG imaging. Shown in Fig. 2(a) to 2(d) are the SHG images of RTT, MS, BC, and NHC, respectively. Next, the corresponding images were subdivided into different domains (each 32×32 pixels, 6.6×6.6 μm2) in which 2D-FFT was performed [Fig. 2(a*) to 2(d*)]. In these examples, since the fibers are not perfectly aligned along a given direction within each domain, the AR values derived from the fitted ellipses of the FFT image would increase compared to the case of perfectly aligned fibers. Also shown in Fig. 2(a*) to 2(d*) are red lines corresponding to the derived average fiber orientation within each domain.
SHG intensity images of (a) RTT, (b) MS, (c) BC, and (d) NHC. Shown in (a*) to (d*) are the corresponding 2D-FFT analysis within the chosen domains (each 32×32 pixels or 6.6×6.6 μm2). The bar on images is 40 μm.
As in the case of the arbitrarily generated fibrous pattern, the result of the 2D-FFT analysis is highly dependent on the size of the domain chosen. With a reasonably small domain size, the local fiber orientation can be better determined. However, a domain size too small would contain an insufficient amount of information of fiber morphology for accurate determination of fiber direction. With a large domain size, the 2D-FFT analysis would yield an average orientation within the domain and details of local fiber orientation would be lost.
To demonstrate these features, 2D-FFT analysis was performed using a range of domain sizes from 16×16 to 512×512 pixels which corresponded to actual image size of 3×3 μm2 to 100×100 μm2, respectively. Following the analysis, the average AR values were obtained from all domain sizes and the results are shown in Fig 3. In the cases of MS and RTT, the AR values are the result of averaging 10 images taken from 2 specimens; 5 from each. In the case of BC, ARs from images obtained at 10 different depths at 100 μm apart are averaged. NHC data represent values from forward SHG images obtained at 6 depths, 100 μm apart obtained from 2 specimens. A two-sided student's t-test was used to compare parameters obtained for different specimens and the level of statistical significance was calculated using IBM SPSS software (Chicago, IL).
Dependence of averaged ARs on the domain size chosen for 2D-FFT analysis of SHG images acquired from MS, RTT, BC, and NHC. Average ARs for MS and RTT are the results obtained from 5 images; averages from 10 images were calculated for BC and NHC. SHG images of corneas were obtained in the forward direction.
As Fig. 3 shows, the minima of the averaged AR values occur when the domain sizes are between 19×19 and 36×36 pixels (corresponding to 3.7×3.7 and 8.2×8.2 μm2). Furthermore, the ARs of different fibrous architectures show similar trends at domain sizes below that at minimum AR. This observation is indicative of the fact that when domain size is decreased, the determination of general fiber orientation becomes erroneous. On the other hand, increasing the domain sizes will result in the inclusion of too many details of local fiber orientations, hence the averaging and loss of information on fine structure. However, as domain size increases beyond the point of minimum AR, our analysis starts to reveal differences between the different tissue morphologies. First, note that for the case of RTT, a relatively low AR value (<0.4) was obtained for domain size 96×96 pixels (19.8×19.8 μm2). This is indicative of the fact that collagen fibers in RTT specimens are well aligned. Note that at large domain sizes, the ARs for the four tissue types approached different terminal values of 0.40±0.14 (RTT), 0.76±0.12 (MS), 0.52±0.08 (BC), and 0.59±0.03 (NHC). Our results indicate the different collagen-containing tissues possess different degrees of short- and long-term order in organization.
Based on derived directional maps, we determined the Ising-like model correlation parameter according to Eq. (3). The average correlation parameter, calculated for different tissue types using the domain size at maximal AR value for the different tissues are presented in Table 1. Our results show that the calculated correlation parameters are consistent with the overall image morphology ranging from as low as 0.29±0.08 for the more random organization in MS dermis up to 0.75±0.03 for the highly organized RTT (p<0.005).
As a final example of the potential applicability of our method in distinguishing normal and pathological tissues, we applied the 2D-FFT approach to analyze collagen fiber morphology in normal and pathological human corneas. Specifically, both forward SHG images from normal and keratoconical human corneas were obtained and analyzed. Representative large area images of normal and keratoconus cornea obtained at the depth of 100 μm are shown in Fig. 4(a) and 4(b). Slit-lamp examination of the keratoconus sample revealed a scar, which introduced additional turbidity into the orientation of collagen fibers of this sample [Fig. 4(b)]. The correlation parameter was calculated for entire images obtained at 6 depths for each specimen. AR values were calculated for different domain sizes and the minimum was determined to be 32×32 (6.6×6.6 μm2) for KHC and 36×36 (7.4×7.4 μm2) for NHC. Figure 4(a*) and 4(b*) show 2D-FFT analysis results of arbitrarily chosen ROIs from images 4(a) and 4(b) using the domain sizes corresponding to minimum average AR.
Representative FSHG images of normal and keratoconus human corneas, as well as fiber orientation analysis of arbitrary selected ROIs from these images. (a) FSHG of NHC and (b) FSHG of KHC. (a*) and (*b) are results of 2D-FFT analysis of ROIs outlined in (a) and (b), respectively, analyzed using domain size of 36×36 pixels for NHC and 32×32 pixels for KHC. FSHG images were acquired at 100 μm depth.
In addition, the calculated average correlation parameters for the entire area of normal and keratoconus cornea images are shown in Fig. 5. The average correlation parameters corresponding to domain size 36×36 pixels of minimum AR values are 0.53±0.02 and 0.43±0.03 for normal and keratoconus corneas, respectively (p<0.005). This serves as an example of the quantification of image morphology and shows that quantitative comparison of differences of fiber order can be performed.
Average correlation parameter calculated using domain sizes of 26 to 48 pixel (5.3 to 9.8 μm) for NHC and KHC acquired by forward SHG at 100 μm depth. Arrows indicate the correlation parameter values corresponding to minimal AR values for both cases.
In this study, 2D-fast Fourier transform analysis was developed and applied for morphological analysis of SHG images of different connective tissues. An approach, based on average AR estimation was developed, which allows for the evaluation of actual fiber directions. We found that both the aspect ratios and correlation parameter can be used to quantify differences in tissue morphology. While the aspect ratio analysis characterizes local fiber orientation within the ROI domains, the correlation parameter is effective in revealing the orientation order among the ROIs. To avoid ambiguity, our analysis was performed on systematically selected ROI sizes and we found that the dependence of AR and correlation parameters on ROI sizes can be used as additional metrics for characterization fiber orientation. In addition, to distinguish fiber morphologies in normal tissues such as RTT, MS, or BC, we found that organizational differences between normal and pathological cornea (keratoconus) can be achieved. The demonstrated approach can be used for automated morphological analysis of tissue fibers and may be extended for diagnostic purposes.
We acknowledge the support of the National Science Council in Taiwan (NSC 98-2112-M-002-008-MY3, NSC 99-2221-E-002-096-MY3), the National Health Research Institutes (NHRI-EX100-10041EI), the Center for Quantum Science and Engineering (10R80914-1), and the National Taiwan University (10R70804). Additional support was provided by the World Class University Program of the National Research Foundation of Korea, funded by the Ministry of Education, Science, and Technology, South Korea (grant No. R31-2008-000-20004-0).
Ara Ghazaryan ; Halley F. Tsai ; Gor Hayrapetyan ; Wei-Liang Chen ; Yang-Fang Chen, et al."Analysis of collagen fiber domain organization by Fourier second harmonic generation microscopy", J. Biomed. Opt. 18(3), 031105 (Nov 22, 2012). ; http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/1.JBO.18.3.031105
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Open My Eyes, That I May See (5 of 36) by Jerry Vines
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Jerry Vines
Ephesians 1:15-23
Tonight I'm just going to cover a portion of this
Scripture. There's just too much good "stuff" here
not to take our time. But what we have in verse 15 to
the end of the chapter is a prayer. I don't like to
dissect a prayer, necessarily, but I think there a lot
of wonderful truth here. Because of that I'm going to
break it up into two studies. The apostle Paul has
given us this prayer under the inspiration of the Holy
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life? Isn't that a magnificent prayer!
When I was a young preacher boy, my first year in
college, there was a very fine Christian young lady
who I suppose about that time was a senior. We had
vesper services on our campus in the evening after
dinner and I would go to the vesper services and
different people would speak or bring devotionals and
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be the one who would pray, would read a prayer that
she had written. Keep in mind I was a young preacher.
There is probably nothing that knows more about less
and less than a young preacher. Somebody said a young
preacher is like a wasp. He's bigger at birth than at
any other time the rest of his life. I had all the
answers and I didn't like it at all that she read a
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Who ever heard of written prayers?" So, I was a
little bit embarrassed some time later when I began to
study the Scriptures and find that some of the
greatest prayers ever prayed were written down and
recorded in God's Word, the Bible.
The Bible will mess up a lot of your preconceived
notions; you do know that, don't you? This Scripture
passage is a written prayer. I don't think for a
moment that is a prayer that Paul prayed at the
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Things are supposed to be cooler on the North Shore.
That, plus a rare evening practice, should be welcome news for the Saints as they take a break from the routine that their Metairie facility with a special practice at Mandeville High School at 7 PM tonight.
Working in far hotter conditions than they experienced during their three-week stay in West Virginia, or in their two previous sessions back home, one of which was held indoors, the Saints endured a heat index of 101 during their midday practice on Tuesday that stretched for 2 ½ hours.
Tonight's two-hour practice is not a scrimmage, although Saints Coach Sean Payton has promised that there will be plenty to see as the team goes through what should be a fast-paced workout.
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The players will sign autographs afterwards and there will be interactive games and other activities.
ABOUT TUESDAY: Safety Jairus Byrd, the Saints' most-prominent free-agent signee went through his first full practice after undergoing back surgery in the spring. Byrd was aggressive throughout, including an early shot to running back Mark Ingram.
Also Tuesday, Luke McCown in a battle with Ryan Griffin for the backup quarterback job, outdid his young foe in 11 on 11 drills.
ON TODAY'S AGENDA: A two-hour practice under the lights should be conducive to more contact that we've seen since the team's return from training camp.
WHAT TO WATCH FOR: First-round draft pick Brandin Cooks has missed the last two days because of illness, but Payton said he expects the rookie wide receiver back. Still no word on cornerback Keenan Lewis who suffered an apparent foot injury in last Friday's exhibition against Tennessee.


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Chocolate Chip Cookies ( With Variations )
Recipe by Boyz 5
"Oh!No! Not another chocolate chip cookie recipe"!!! Well, this one's different. This may be the only recipe you'll ever need as it gives variations on the basic recipe to suit your type of cookie preference. MY PERSONAL RECIPE HINT: For a truly chewy texture, it's important to melt the butter called for in the recipe.
Top Review by galaxydreaming
Great recipe, only made the choc chip one and didn't have 1 cup of brown sugar so used 1/2 brown and 1/2 rich dark and came out yum... used chocolate buttons and chips and family loves it! Cheers.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 1⁄4 cups flour
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup butter, softened
- 3⁄4 cup granulated sugar
- 3⁄4 cup packed brown sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- 2 eggs
- 2 cups semi-sweet chocolate chips (12 oz.)
- 1 cup chopped nuts (optional)
Directions See How It's Made
- Combine flour, soda and salt in small bowl.
- Beat butter, granulated sugar, brown sugar and vanilla in large mixer bowl.
- Add eggs one at a time, beating well after each addition; gradually beat in flour mixture.
- Stir in chocolate chips and nuts (if desired).
- Drop by rounded tablespoon onto ungreased baking sheets.
- Bake in preheated 375 degrees oven for 9 to 11 minutes until golden brown.
- Let stand for 2 minutes; remove to wire racks to cool completely.
- PEANUT BUTTER VARIATION: Prepare dough as above except substitute 1/2 cup butter and 3/4 cup creamy or chunky peanut butter for the 1 cup butter.
- Eliminate nuts.
- Drop dough by rounded tablespoon onto ungreased baking sheets; press down slightly.
- Bake in preheated 350 degrees oven for 10 to 12 minutes or until golden brown.
- Makes four dozen.
- SLICE AND BAKE: Prepare dough as above.
- Divide in half; wrap in waxed paper or plastic wrap.
- Chill one hour or until firm.
- Shape each half into 15-inch log; wrap in waxed paper or plastic wrap.
- Chill 30 minutes.
- Cut into half-inch slices; place on ungreased baking sheets.
- Bake 8 to 10 minutes in preheated 375 degrees oven.
- Let stand 2 minutes; remove to racks to cool.
- FOR THIN, CHEWY COOKIES: Reduce granulated sugar to 1/2 cup and increase packed brown sugar to 1 cup.
- FOR THICK, CHEWY, OLD-FASHIONED COOKIES: Use half the amount of butter called for and drop by well-rounded tablespoon onto ungreased baking sheets.
- Bake in preheated 350 degrees oven for 9 to 12 minutes or until lightly browned.
- Store in airtight container to prevent drying.
- FOR PUFFIER COOKIES: Reduce butter to 1/2 cup and add 1/2 cup solid shortening.
- FOR SOFT CAKEY COOKIES: Omit the granulated sugar and use 3/4 cup butter, 1 cup packed brown sugar and 3 eggs.
- Drop by well-rounded tablespoons on ungreased baking sheets.
- Flatten slightly with back of spoon dipped in water.
- Bake in preheated 375 degrees oven for 8 to 10 minutes.
- For more rounded cookie, do not flatten before baking; bake 9 to 11 minutes.
- FOR CRISPIER COOKIES: Use 2 1/2 cups flour, 1 1/4 cups granulated sugar, 1/4 cup packed brown sugar and 1 egg.
- Drop by rounded tablespoon onto ungreased baking sheets.
- Flatten with bottom of glass dipped in water.
- Bake in preheated 375 degrees oven for 9 to 11 minutes.


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Skill 10 Hide Gridlines and Column and Row Headings
More Skills 11 Copy Styles Between Workbooks
More Skills 12 Draw Borders
More Skills 13 Convert Comma Separated Text into Columns
More Skills 14 Create Screen Clippings
Chapter 6: Work with Advanced Functions and Formulas
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Skill 2 Use Paste Options to Change Underlying Values
Skill 3 Write Nested IF Functions
Skill 4 Look Up Data using Lookup Functions
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Skill 6 Use COUNTA and COUNTIF Functions
Skill 7 Use the Scenario Manager to Perform What-If Analysis
Skill 8 Calculate Future Value
Skill 9 Use Goal Seek
Skill 10 Calculate Conditional Sums
More Skills 11 Query Tables Using Criteria Ranges
More Skills 12 Use Solver
More Skills 13 Delete Duplicate Records
More Skills 14 Use External Links to Update Data
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Skill 2 Sort Data and Apply Advanced AutoFilters
Skill 3 Sort Data Based on Conditional Formatting
Skill 4 Use the Subtotal Tool to Summarize Data
Skill 5 Trace and Evaluate Formulas
Skill 6 Audit Formulas Using Cell Watch
Skill 7 Create One-Variable Data Tables
Skill 8 Create Two-Variable Data Tables
Skill 9 Create Custom Table Quick Styles
Skill 10 Convert Tables to Ranges
More Skills 11 Create Amortization Tables
More Skills 12 Use the ROUND Function
More Skills 13 Use Information Functions
More Skills 14 Sort Tables Based on Multiple Criteria
Chapter 8: Insert and Format Graphics and Shapes
Skill 1 Insert Graphics into Headers
Skill 2 Resize, Crop, and Compress Images
Skill 3 Insert, Modify, and Remove Backgrounds from Clip Art
Skill 4 Recolor Graphics and Apply Artistic Effects
Skill 5 Create SmartArt Organization Charts
Skill 6 Apply Quick Styles and Resize SmartArt
Skill 7 Resize and Position SmartArt Shapes
Skill 8 Format Individual SmartArt Shapes
Skill 9 Insert and Format Shapes
Skill 10 Group and Resize Shapes
More Skills 11 Add Alternate Text to Graphics
More Skills 12 Add Graphics to SmartArt Shapes
More Skills 13 Convert Graphics to SmartArt Shapes and Use the Selection and Visibility Pane
More Skills 14 Insert PowerPoint Slides Into Worksheets
Chapter 9: Import Data, Create PivotTable Reports and PivotChart Reports
Skill 1 Import Data from Access Databases
Skill 2 Create PivotTable Reports
Skill 3 Change PivotTable Report Views
Skill 4 Change Calculation Types and Format PivotTable Reports
Skill 5 Create PivotTable Report Calculated Fields
Skill 6 Group and Filter PivotTable Reports
Skill 7 Slice PivotChart Report Views
Skill 8 Create PivotChart Reports from External Data Sources
Skill 9 Create PivotChart Reports from PivotTable Reports
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More Skills 11 Import Word 2010 Tables
More Skills 12 Create Web Queries and Clear Hyperlinks
More Skills 13 Change PivotChart Report Types and Print PivotChart Reports
More Skills 14 Use Paste Special
Chapter 10: Share Workbooks and Create Macros
Skill 1 Modify Excel Options and Work With Comments
Skill 2 Validate Data with Data Entry Rules
Skill 3 Track Changes
Skill 4 Accept and Reject Tracked Changes
Skill 5 Merge Changes
Skill 6 Use the Document Inspector to Remove Personal Information
Skill 7 Save Workbooks as Web Pages
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Skill 10 Write Macros Using VBA
More Skills 11 Hide Cells
More Skills 12 Modify the Ribbon
More Skills 13 Save a Workbook as a PDF File
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My grandpa is a severe drug user with liver disease. He uses drugs and his ammonia level skyrockets sending him into a confused and violent state. The hospital we took him too said he been there too many times for the same thing and that they wont...
Other than emergency situations where a hospital is required to give emergency care and refusal to do so can result in liability, it is not likely that malpractice liability would not arise in this situation. You should be aware that medical malpractice claims are very difficult, expensive and risky for a lawyer, so most are reluctant to get involved unless there is a catastrophic injury or death directly caused by medical negligence. You do not appear to have that situation.
Frankly, I would not want a family member to be at an institution that is so insensitive, so lacking in compassion, and so hostile toward him. I would look for another place for treatment.See question
During breaks during deposition, out of earshot of plaintiff & their attorney. Things like "Plaintiff is just trying to win the lottery. Their case has soured so they're taking it out on you." (It's just a normal deposition.) "You know how s...
Trash talk of this sort is common among some cynical insurance defense lawyers, particularly those who work in-house for insurance companies. While not sanctionable, it is not highly professional. The best defense lawyers are polite, respectful, and effective without being nasty about it. One cure for this would be for the lawyer's boss to have a friendly coaching and counseling session, but I suspect that will never happen because it is the culture of the firm.See question
I've contacted several civil rights attorneys, but I haven't had one that will represent him
These are very difficult, expensive, high risk cases for attorneys to handle. They have to spend typically $50,000 to $100,000 of their own money advancing litigation expenses, California caps non-economic damages at $250,000 for medical malpractice, and the defense wins most of the time. So medical negligence cases involve a very high risk for the lawyer who may invest tremendous amounts of time and money and never see a dime of it come back. You need to find a lawyer in Southern California who is experienced in handling medical negligence cases against jails and prisons. Be prepared for the possibility that you will never find one willing to make a risky investment in your fiancee's case.See question
First let me start off by saying I have been sick to my stomach for a month now because of acs . Long story short I left my daughters father and with out thinking he called acs he even tried to take t back but as we know you can't do that . I went...
Child Protective Services in all states tends to be a byzantine bureaucracy that is alternately too lax or too intrusive. I don't know the details of your situation and I doubt that a caseworker does either. It is unlikely that you can find your way through this swamp alone. You should find a local lawyer who is experienced in dealing with that bureaucracy. If you can't afford one, go to Legal Aid. http://www.legal-aid.org/en/las/findus/locations/statenisland.aspxSee question
Last year in September i was admitted in Dekalb medical center. The doctors found a two inch mass in my pancreas . By me only being 23 at the time they didnt think it was cancerous .long story short the doctor ended up hitting a blood vessel in th...
Medical malpractice cases are extremely complex and filled with trap doors for the unwary. There are many factual issues that are not clear in your description. Moreover, the risk and expense of litigating such cases is extreme. You should consult with an experienced medical malpractice lawyer in the Atlanta area.See question
I injured my back at work and the company requested i see their doctor. This doctor wrote me off work for several days. that same day The company requested me to be at a meeting at our plant to discuss the injury . The following day... the occu...
This sounds fairly typical of a lot of workers compensation "company doctors." I have encountered some who would tell a corpse to return to work with no disability. You need to immediately get to an experienced workers compensation lawyer in your area.See question
She developed severe sepsis due to kidney stones knowingly left untreated by her doctor - they failed to do anything other than tell her she had kidney stones and to drink cranberry juice. It turned out they were too large to pass at that point, a...
Due to the high risk and high cost of medical malpractice cases, most experienced lawyers decline such cases unless there is a catastrophically disabling injury or death resulting from the malpractice. The out of pocket expense for the lawyer can easily reach $100,000 or more, so one has to be extremely selective. While kidney stones are more painful than childbirth -- and once while passing one i wished i would just die and get it over with --- if successfully treated one usually can go on as before except for modifying diet. If she did not have a disabling outcome, that is a good reason for any lawyer to respectfully decline the potential ease.See question
Ive been dipping for 24 years,i have calcium oxalate kidney stones for 17 years,caused from tobacco plants.do i have a lawsuit
Having had kidney stones myself intermittently for 30+ years, I really do feel your pain. But you brought this on yourself through a nasty, idiotic habit. If you had asked a doctor or done 10 minutes of research at any time in the past 17 years, and had followed sound advice, you would have stopped dipping rather than continuing to dip. Finally, as one of the other responses mentions, there are a lot of other things that can contribute to kidney stones, some of which are extremely popular in Alabama -- collards, iced tea, coffee, etc. I cannot imagine any lawyer worth his / her salt investing the time and money to prosecute this claim.See question
Until now i still feel lil bit of pain on my left hand i am going back to the doctors to have it check it out again. The insurance wanted to settle down for $3,400 2 day later i get another call there offer was now at $11,000 i told him NO is it t...
1. Loose lips sink ships. Decline to speak with the adjuster again; let your lawyer talk for you.
2. He who represents himself has a fool for a client; hire a competent, experienced lawyer immediately.
3. Good lawyers generally do not advertise on TV or billboards. Do your research and ask knowledgeable people you trust to recommend a reputable personal injury lawyer in Las Vegas. Credential like national board certification as a trial lawyer, past presidency of the local or state bar association, etc., can be good indicators. See, e.g,, http://www.ggrmlawfirm.com/Firm-Profile/Attorneys.aspx
4. Follow up with your doctors and your lawyer.
5. Remember that pigs get fat but hogs get slaughtered. When you hire an experienced lawyer, take his or her advice about settlement valuation. Some hand fractures are worth a lot; others less so. Be firm but not greedy.


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JS commented on the post, 2016 F1 season driver rankings #5: Rosberg 7 months, 1 week ago
Isn't this asterisk story after Rosberg's title a bit tiresome? Did you make such noise regarding HAM's 2008 title?
Because without the crashgate, most likely Massa would have won the title, by more […]
JS commented on the post, FIA accepts Vettel's apology for swearing at Whiting 8 months, 3 weeks ago
The 'your comment' refers to @keithcollantine 's comment just above (I used reply to but I realise now that the website does not make it clear to whom I reply…)
JS commented on the post, Ferrari complain podium was "taken away by bureaucracy" 8 months, 4 weeks ago
Yes. I usually like Prost's views: pretty moderate, not necessarilly consensual and unexpected or deep takes on things.
JS commented on the post, Ferrari complain podium was "taken away by bureaucracy" 8 months, 4 weeks ago
Just to mention Prost's take on the RIC-VET battle (original below):
"What we saw between Vettel and Ricciardo is exatly what we like to see in in a race. It was indeed on the edge, but the two […]
JS commented on the post, Penalty hands Vettel's third place to Ricciardo 8 months, 4 weeks ago
The more childish the drivers, the more rules and F.I.A. interventions we'll see.
We do need adults (and, if I may, this extends to the whole society and not only F1, I think finding adults (and neither […]
Please see my answer above, especially regarding gaps vs managing rather than pushing.
But also, regarding wet parts: I take it some driver informs its team, which can then give the information to the […]
Well I call it weird because it very different from what used to be racing. Even not going back to antediluvian times, you can just check how it was in Prost/Mansell era for instance (according to their […]
Sort of crazy all kinds of things driver expect from ingineers nowadays. E.g., if we look at HAM:
_ Is there a different line into T1 because I don't know, braking is quite slippery, it's easy to lock up, […]
Probably I didn't write clearly :-)
My point was not that much about VES, who I do not know and just see driving, than the way of thinking (raised by the situation he's been involved in): if I can benefit from […]
As far as I understood after the race, the plan of the team was that SAI will try to attack PER and give back the position if he does not make it. Maybe it was a bad idea, maybe the team was right to change […]
So it's a bit weird isn't it? VER sees no problem whatsoever to require that SAI let him through when he thinks he's faster (and to pass SAI once he agrees to slow down, as was done in some previous race if […]
JS commented on the post, 'Of course I didn't brake-test Verstappen' – Grosjean 2 years, 1 month ago
@DCComics: Agreed…
@smudgersmith1: I think the quote is not meant against GRO, just something similar to a guy behind putting pressure and thereby 'causing' a mistake of the guy in front, if you see what I […]
JS commented on the post, 'Of course I didn't brake-test Verstappen' – Grosjean 2 years, 1 month ago
Me too…
JS commented on the post, 'Of course I didn't brake-test Verstappen' – Grosjean 2 years, 1 month ago
Ahah, excellent first link… Funny :)
JS commented on the post, 'Of course I didn't brake-test Verstappen' – Grosjean 2 years, 1 month ago
I don't know, but I would guess that the FIA's desicion comes with some arguments supporting its conclusion. And definitely he must have seen that…
JS commented on the post, 'Of course I didn't brake-test Verstappen' – Grosjean 2 years, 1 month ago
"He'll learn;[…]"
Well, as far as we know (FIA enquiry used the telemetry), it seems established that GRO braked 5m later. Hence VER just ignores the facts. And ignoring the facts does not seem to be a very […]
JS commented on the post, Hamilton leads as Verstappen stars in practice 2 years, 2 months ago
Yes, excellent lap. However, it seems to me that the 2nd place should be tempered by the fact that the track gained 2/3 degrees at the end of the session, the other drivers were caught in traffic so could not take […]
JS commented on the post, F1 calls upon Briatore to help boost popularity 3 years ago
I fully concur regarding Mr. Briatore. I don't even want to spend time writing/thinking about him. How come the sport can come back to him? Miserable view… In addition, what is all this noise about 'improving […]
JS commented on the post, What F1 spectators say about the engine noise debate 3 years, 1 month ago
Hi Keith, others,
This message is not to give my opinion but rather to testify what I heard at the Spanish GP.
I talked to a number of people there (spending 4 nights at the camping). The message you have put […]
JS replied to the topic Making a stand on driver weights in the forum Formula One 3 years, 2 months ago
Hi Matt90,
Sure, tv audiences work qs you describe, but if we can still create a strong movement and hit some headlines (of some specialized sites, say) with something like 'core F1 fans promise to boycott tv retransmissions of the last gp if double points are maintained', then surely we will be heard and noticed. Nevermind if the 1% poll from…[Read more]
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How to get from Euston to St. Paul's station by tube, with a time estimate of how long it takes on the London Underground
Do you have to change trains? Yes
How many stops are there? 6
Tube route: Euston → Kings Cross St. Pancras → Angel → Old Street → Moorgate → Bank change train Bank → St. Pauls
How long does it take? The journey time between these two London underground stations is approximately 25 minutes
Which fare zones? This tube journey is zone 1. You can pay for a ticket with an oyster card, visitor oyster card, zone 1 travelcard or contactless payment card. Look up the zone 1 fare for adults and zone 1 price for children
How far is it? The distance from Euston station to St. Paul's station is about two miles. Here's the taxi fare for two miles. The walking distance between the two tube stations is roughly 38-42 minutes
Are the trains running? Your tube line may be affected by train delays on the Underground. You should also check whether the tube train between Euston and St. Paul's is affected by a London train strike
Return journey: St. Paul's to Euston station
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Dark Torvus Temple Key 1 is the first Dark Temple Key required for access to the Dark Torvus Temple in Metroid Prime 2: Echoes. Samus must defeat the Boost Guardian before she will be able to use the Half-pipe in the open part of the room. The Key is on the right side of the pipe, in an alcove.
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This Dark Temple Key is one of three needed to open the Dark Temple of Torvus.
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Have you ever thought about traveling to China? If you do plan to travel there, you will probably need to know some useful expressions in Mandarin Chinese to help you get around, find a hotel, change money etc. Even in the best Chinese hotels not everyone speaks English and when you go outside to the street, chances are that nobody speaks English at all! Therefore, you should learn some words and expressions to make your life a bit easier while you travel in China. In this lesson we will cover some situations related to traveling in China. You can also listen to our previous lessons to learn more. Please sign up and become a registered subscriber to download ALL 276+ audio lessons with full PDF transcripts, worksheets, mobile apps and more.
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I was very pleased and impressed by the owner who came every morning to prepare the breakfast for us. He was very kind, funny and helpful. He took some time to explain us the best things to do in the city (monuments to visits, restaurants to go, etc.). Since we were going to attend a wedding he very kindly taught us some songs in Polish that people sing at this kind ov event. Besides the very nice owner, this B&B can't be closer to the center and the interior is modern and very clear. Staying at Chmielna St. B&B was a real pleasure!
The hour of check-in is very behind schedule. It´s 15 h!to speak some Some language more aside from the English and Pole. Spanish, french...
location BUT- the recption is in separate building as the hostel and both buildings are separate by approx. 400 meters - that is not being indicated/advertised on the booking.com. We were only infomed after completing the booking by e-mail from the hostel. Both the recepetion and the hostel are made of the regular apparments in the residential buildings - both on high floors [4th and 3rd respectivly] with no elevator! Staff; arogant and not willing to help - even rude. I.e. When we called the reception to infrom that the TV is not working and we would like sb. to come and fix it, the staff member told: "It it not Hilton, so I will not run up to fix your TV" !!!!!!!!!!
staff, location and breackfast are excellent. very clean very soft bed, room a bit noisy, very small room
Very friendly and informative staff. Location is within easy walking distance to the picturesque old town. Slight smell from the toilet but this may have been due to recent local flooding. Apart from that the room was great. Be warned you have to climb several flights of stairs to get to the appartments.
Elegantly decorated recently, good atmosphere. Communal kitchen facilities were great. Very convenient location for restaurants & walking to Old Town. Room was very small [for 3] & noisy from street at night. One key for hotel access was difficult. Personally, I do not like stairs [2 floors up]
O Hotel é lindo, gostoso e muito charmoso! O café da manhã fantastico, e o quarto muito bom! O preço é um pouco alto, acho que poderia ser mais barato!
Do tamanho do studio (sala e quarto) Do sistema de Transfer aeroporto-hotel e vice versa A atenção da atendente Dorota. O banheiro do studio era muito pequeno e desconfortável. Por não ter o box da ducha não era devidamente separado por uma proteção devido ao tamanho do banheiro . A cada banho todo o banheiro ficava inundado.
Gostei bastante da localização do hotel e da disponibilidade e simpatia dos empregados. O preço não é excessivo tendo em consideração o acima dito.
A acessibilidade. Limpeza diária do quarto.
Nice clean place staff could have been more friendly Sharing toilet and shower
Hotel staff is very polite and easily answers every question you have, and help you if you need it. Room and toilette were clean. There is a nice kitchen with free coffee. The hotel is situated at very quiet district. -
Well placed near main tourist bus routes.
The place is a private house at a nice and quiet district, not far from the center. You receive a clean and comfortable room with a very nice bathroom (though shared – but you have 2 bathrooms and 2 independent toilets) at a very good price. You can use fully-equipped kitchen and dining room, as well as wi-fi internet for free. Very kind and helpful stuff (that are actually the owners of the place, I think). I would definitely come here again and recommend the place.
Abracadabra offers pleasant basic accommodation in newly converted house run by a young couple. The hotel is situated in an enclave of older houses near the old fort that was gutted due to 2nd world war airaids The location is fairly well served by buses. Free use of the kitchen and dining room is provided.
The staff, the place - very nice house, clean and has free wireless. It was quite cold during the night, one bathroom for too many people
1) The very nice and guest-oriented owner of the hotel, she was always there to help or suggest where to go, what to do, she is definately the soul of the hotel and made us feel like at home where we are always welcome :)
Very cozy hotel with picturesque view from a balcony and nice neighborhood. In addition, rooms are clean and tidy with all necessary equipment.
Nice atmosphere Beware: Toilets are shared, though they are very clean!!! It's not so clear while booking... Also there are thin walls and doors, so you hear almost everybody coming back.


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Reader: Hipster Places Come and Go, But Potager Is Forever
Potager is a favorite date-night spot.
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Have you made your reservations for Valentine's Day yet? Some of the city's most romantic tables — the fireside spot at Barolo Grill, for example — were booked months ago. But earlier this week we published a list of the Ten Best Date-Night Restaurants in Denver, and some of those spots still have prime-openings on February 14. Another reader favorite, Potager, doesn't even take reservations — but it isn't open on Sundays, so you'll have to celebrate early there — and you won't be alone. Says Judy:
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"It's amazing watching them run the speed sweep," Chavis said. "They never blocked the defensive end because they didn't think the defensive end could make the play. And they were right ... he couldn't.
"Harvin gives you that. You can block 10 and let one guy go. When you can do that, you've got pretty good odds on your side."
Essentially, Harvin's 4.3 speed puts the spread in Florida's Spread Offense all by himself. He is so fast that opposing defenses have to spread out just to try and keep him from getting outside. This, of course, creates wider running lanes in the middle of the field for him to zoom through.
"You can't give him an open gap," Vol defensive tackles coach Dan Brooks noted. "If he breaks it open, nobody – not just Tennessee – has got folks that can run him down."
Although Chavis describes Harvin's speed as "unbelievable," the Florida flash also has a knack for seeing creases and cutting through them before they close.
"He's got good vision, sees the seam and takes it," Brooks said. "That's the problem: You've got to contain him on the perimeter but he's a good inside runner, too. That's the biggest thing – trying to keep him contained at the line of scrimmage – because if he breaks out you're not going to catch him."
A lot of guys have sprinter speed and football aspirations but Harvin is one of those rare athletes who has sprinter speed and football skills. He's in his element on the gridiron, not just on the track.
"There's been so many great backs in this league – the guys at Auburn, at Georgia, at so many other places – and Harvin is one," Brooks said. "He has the added dimension of lining up all kinds of places. He'll even line up and take the snap at quarterback. They do a good job of moving him around and making you defend a lot of different things"
Chavis touched on the same theme.
"He's a guy they can line up at split end, go one-on-one with your best corner and you're not going to match up. And he's a guy they can line up in the backfield.
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Tennessee had no answer for Harvin in the 2007 game at Gainesville. He caught four passes for 120 yards (30.0 per catch) and rushed nine times for 75 yards (8.3 per attempt) and a touchdown. Unfortunately for the Vols, he poses even more of a threat now that he has bulked up from 187 pounds to 195.
"He ran the ball inside last year, and that's more of a concern now that he's stronger," Brooks said. "I fully expect him to be a better player than he was a year ago when we played him."
Even with the speed to get outside, Harvin is most dangerous when he is running north/south, rather than laterally. Once he gets a head of steam going forward it's six points.
"His raw speed is the big thing," Brooks noted. "All you can do is just try not to let him get that open gap to where he gets full-speed."


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The 34-year-old off-spinner, in what could be his final Test in England, finished with figures of eight for 70, including a spell of eight for 26 in 105 balls.
He had been on course to become only the third bowler in Test history to take all 10 wickets in an innings, after England off-spinner Jim Laker (10 for 53 against Australia at Old Trafford in 1956) and India leg-spinner Anil Kumble (10 for 74 against Pakistan at Delhi in 1999).
But teenager Chamara Kapugedera, who had earlier scored a Test-best 50, ended Murali's hopes of joining his two fellow spin greats by running out Matthew Hoggard for four.
England, who needed 325 to win, finished on 190 as Murali, whose unique action has seen him no-balled four times for throwing during a controversial career, proved too much on a wearing pitch and ended with a match haul of 11 for 132 - the 16th time he had taken 10 or more wickets in a Test.
Liam Plunkett was 22 not out.
Murali said his performance was "one of the best" in his career.
"It is not easy against England, the wicket helped. The batsmen coming in were very hard," he added.
Murali claimed he was not upset at Hoggard being run out, which denied the spin wizard the chance to claim a 10-wicket second innings haul.
"I was happy if we get England all out. We wanted to win the match and level the series," he said.
"I was celebrating all the wickets we can take. I had already taken seven and I was happy at the time."
England captain Andrew Flintoff insisted that despite the defeat, his team were improving with each Test.
"We've got to hold our hands up," he said afterwards. "We were in positions where we were very much involved in the match.
"I feel we're getting better the more cricket we play. We're an inexperienced side."
A left ankle problem, a recurrence of an old injury, had prevented all-rounder Flintoff from bowling at full speed during Sri Lanka's second innings.
"I went for a scan yesterday which showed some bone fragments around the ankle. It is in the hands of the specialists," he said.
"The next 48 hours and towards the end of this week, we'll probably know more about it," he said.
The most runs England had scored to win a Test in the fourth innings was the 332 for seven they achieved against Australia at Melbourne back in 1928/29.
But they began their daunting task with a solid opening stand of 84 between left-handers Marcus Trescothick and Andrew Strauss.
Murali, who came on in the 10th over, initiated the collapse when he had Trescothick playing on to a ball that kept low for 31.
Alastair Cook, dropped on one, was lbw for five to Murali's 'doosra' - the ball that turns into the left-hander rather than a normal off-spinner which spins away.
Strauss had completed an 87-ball fifty with six fours, his first half-century of the series, before he was caught for 55 at slip by Sri Lanka captain Mahela Jayawardene off Murali to leave England 111 for three.
Kevin Pietersen, who made 142 in England's six-wicket second Test win at Edgbaston, then fell for six when he was caught by Tillakaratane Dilshan at short leg off the glove.
And four balls later Flintoff fell to former Lancashire team-mate Murali, also caught by Dilshan, off bat and pad, for nought.
Dilshan then took a superb catch off Paul Collingwood's bottom-edge and boot as the Durham all-rounder fell for nine, although it needed the third umpire to confirm his exit.
England were 125 for six at tea, 200 runs shy of victory.
But wicket-keeper Geraint Jones fell soon afterwards, bowled for six by Murali who, at that stage, had taken seven wickets for 16 runs.
Then 19-year-old Kapugedera ran out Hoggard with a brilliantly acrobatic direct hit as England slumped to 136 for eight before Jon Lewis was plumb lbw to Murali for seven.
Last man Monty Panesar swept Murali for some well-struck boundaries, including a superb six, but was merely delaying the inevitable.
But the left-arm spinner could be content with a Test-best score of 26 to go with the Test-best haul of five for 78 (his first five-wicket Test innings return) he completed earlier Monday as Sri Lanka were bowled out for 322 in their second innings.
Panesar was last man out, lbw to left-arm spinner Sanath Jayasuriya, after striking one six and three fours as England's innings ended inside 69 overs.
They lost 10 wickets for 106 runs in 250 balls.
In the morning Sri Lanka left-arm quick Chaminda Vaas, a thorn in England's side with the bat this series, finished on 34 not out with seven fours.
In Sri Lanka's first innings he had made an unbeaten 38 and put on a valuable 62 for the last wicket with Muralitharan.
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Lola & Gina Devine – Bounded Touch
Released: December 29, 2013
A close up of the incredible Lola was the only way to start this scene, seeing her smile at someone off camera the anticipation builds until Gina can no longer resist and joins her on the bed. The girls spend time kissing their gorgeous bodies rubbing against one another before taking it in time to pleasure each other with their tongues. Gina sliding on her strap on and pulling down Lola's pantyhose ready to slide it into her tight hole. What an incredible scene from two of our favourite girls!