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According to WebMD, cracked skin on the thumbs occurs when the delicate skin of the hands loses moisture. Cracked skin on the fingers and thumbs is common during the winter months due to dry air and cold temperatures. Wearing wet gloves in the winter can also cause cracked skin on the thumbs, as the moisture trapped inside the glove can irritate the skin, leading to cracking and sores.
The National Eczema Association explains that cracked skin is a common symptom of hand eczema, a common skin condition that occurs when the skin comes in contact with chemical irritants and allergens. Hand eczema is also caused by genetic factors. Additional symptoms of hand eczema include redness, itching and severe dryness. Cracks on the skin are also referred to as fissures. Eczema is not contagious and can be treated with corticosteroid creams.
According to Medline Plus, fissures on the skin of the hands often occur with irritant dermatitis, a condition in which the skin reacts to allergens and certain chemicals that are found in hair products, cosmetics, lotions and soaps. Allergic dermatitis is treated with moisturizers and corticosteroid creams. Avoiding contact with suspected chemical irritants can help to minimize the chance of future inflammation.
One of the first steps you can take to treat dry and cracked skin is to make sure that you're taking in enough water each day. When you don't drink enough fluids, your skin suffers.
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Save the Golf Course Effort
Tuesday, 25 June 2013 09:56
A group of local sportsman are asking for a show of community support for the Deer Park Golf Course that has served the Valentine area for over 40 years but was not opened by the owner this year. It is still unclear what the future holds for the old course or construction of a new course at a different location. The group will be circulating petitions throughout the community to allow people to show support for a golf course in the community. Petitions are available at the studios of KVSH, Isom Insurance office and will be at Youngs Western Wear this Saturday. The show of support will be used in future planning efforts for a golf course to serve the community. Area residents are encouraged to stop and sign a petition or contact Steve Isom, Jerry Reynoldson or Doctor Dick Jeffers.
Economic Development Board Meets
Tuesday, 25 June 2013 05:20
The Valentine Economic Development Board met Monday evening for a regular monthly meeting. The board met with Amy Haase from RDG Associates to discuss the City of Valentine Comprehensive Plan and how it could affect economic development. They also met with four young journalists involved in the "fly over me, Valentine" project. The journalists will soon launch a web site featuring stories about the Valentine area. The web site will be flyovermevalentine.com. Residents are encouraged to watch the site in the next week or so for new developments. The economic development board also discussed a new golf course, housing needs, business expansions and reviewed the new heartcity.com web site. The boards web site recently received an overhaul and new look. For more information about the revolving business loan fund or other economic development information contact Mike Burge at 402-376-6842.

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Is it Chop Chae or Jap Che??? #lunch @gygcorey
…Love me, love me. Why don't you know me? Know me?…
If you knew me, then you would know that…
-My favorite colors are hot pink and black
-My three biggest fears/dislikes/absolute no-no's are (in no particular order):
1) bugs
2) balloons
3) needles
-My favorite animal is the panda
-My car's name is Ezio
-No matter how much I've tried, I really can't eat seaweed and most kinds of fish. I do like shellfish, though
-My favorite band is Anberlin
-I listen to a history podcast for fun
-My dream job is voice acting, though I'll most likely do something in the field of history
-I love to cook for other people and I've been told that I cook well, though you'll have to try my cooking for yourself to make that judgement
-I like my hot drinks really hot and my cold drinks really cold. I don't care if my drink gets watery as long as it's super cold
-I love music and I have spent way too much money on iTunes
-I own over 130 bottles of nail polish, but despite this they are organized by color in their own special drawer
-I greatly dislike being interrupted when I talk. The way I figure is, I was quiet and listened to every word you said, now it's your turn for you to listen to what I have to say.
-May 30th, 2012 was the day my life changed forever. Since then I've lost around 100lbs or so
-I used to be very depressed and had an extremely poor self-image. I'm happy to report that I now think I'm pretty awesome and no one can convince me otherwise
-My primary love language is quality time and my secondary love language is words of affirmation
-My Myers/Briggs personality type is ENFJ
-My blood type is O-
-I love Asian food of every type. Noodle and rice dishes are my favorite
-In my opinion I drink too much coffee
-I was born in Seattle, WA
-I love to dance, though not very well. What I lack in coordination I make up in rhythm
-Singing is what I'm most passionate about and I will sing until my voice won't let me
-If I could sing a duet with anyone it would either be with Adam Young (Owl City), Matt Thiessen (Relient K) or Stephen Christian (Anberlin)
-I am a major sucker for musicians. Singers are a plus, but not a requirement
-I really really want to travel. Everywhere. Like now
-Songs like the Macarena, My Heart Will Go On and A Pocketful of Sunshine make me want to hurt something. I seriously dislike these songs
-Hairy chests gross me out. OMG, and don't get me started on hairy backs
-I have ADD. Don't believe me? I was diagnosed when I was 6 and have documented proof. Also I took Ritalin up until 8th grade
-I greatly dislike it when I'm with a group of guys and no one offers to walk me to my car, especially at night. I'm not asking you to date me. I'm asking you to care about my well-being and to be a gentleman and walk a lady to her car. Quite frankly I find it rude and greatly disrespectful when you do it for other girls in our group and not for me. What am I? Chopped liver? No sirs, man-up and treat every female in the group the same. Furthermore there is no reason why I, a female, should walk another female to her car cause you're too lazy to do so. No, just no
-I prefer freshly-brewed tea. Brisk, Arizona tea and all that other stuff tastes like death to me. My only exception to this rule is Peace Tea
-I don't dig Country music. Southern Gospel music is by far the worst
-We have three cats and my cat's name is Howl. He was named after the main character in Howl's Moving Castle (which is also my favorite Miyazaki movie)
-My favorite movie of all time is Forrest Gump
-I love feta cheese
-Nearly every Tumblr post I make is titled using song lyrics
…so now you know…and this was far longer than I anticipated
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Shut Off the Lights When you Leave
Perhaps the slogan for university Extension researchers should be 'Last one out the door, shut off the lights.' Just one year short of the 100-year celebration of the Smith-Lever Act that formalized the Extension service, its survival is threatened. State and federal funds have fallen severely. At the same time, older Extension researchers are retiring, and younger ones are leaving for private industry. It is a perfect storm, and there may not be an easy solution. At least Mike Gray hasn't found one. The University of Illinois, Department of Crop Sciences Professor of Agricultural Entomology and Assistant Dean for the Agriculture and Natural Resources Extension Program, recalls a better day.
"In 1986, University of Illinois Extension had 92 full-time equivalent, Extension faculty, tenure track positions," said Gray.
"The most recent figures for 2013 have us down to 16. That is an 82.6 percent loss. There have been reductions in research and teaching positions at the university as well, but it is applied Extension researchers who have taken the brunt of the cuts."
Extension researchers like Gray are stretched thin. His Extension entomologist position includes travel around the state talking to growers at meetings and field days. In addition, he carries out an applied research program with an emphasis in corn.
Graduate research assistants like Andrew Morehouse [above] may become an endangered species as funding for such positions declines.
However, he spends 50 percent of his time trying to guide and direct shrinking resources for ANR programs, a full-time staff position at other land-grant universities.
How did things get to the present situation? Gray said it is a confluence of factors, common in every state in the country. State and federal cuts to applied agricultural research and Extension have played a major role, but academic support has also been slashed. As universities turn to tuition hikes to carry the load, they allocate greater shares of resources to departments and colleges with the greatest numbers of instructional units and undergraduates. These students and their parents are paying the bills, funding academics, not applied research and Extension programs. Lower student enrollment in agricultural programs as compared with other academic units has resulted in a significant shifting of resources to those departments in our land-grant universities. As a result, Gray has fewer peers to turn to with expertise in applied entomology, plant pathology, agronomy or weed science. When current educators and those remaining 16 Extension researchers retire, the question is not who will fill the positions, but will they be filled.
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Northern Virginia businesses are stepping up to help nourish individuals and families at risk of hunger.
An Apple a Day Keeps the Hunger Away
Giant recently donated 250 cases of apples, which are a terrific, healthy snack with no sodium or saturated fat. This apple donation comes at an important time as we prepare for our 2014 Capital Area Food Bank Hunger Summit, which focuses on food for health.
Outnumber Hunger to Benefit Local Food Banks
Thanks to the partnership of General Mills, Feeding America and Scott Borchetta's Big Machine Label Group, hunger will soon be dealt a major blow.
Free Summer Meals for Children and Teens
To ensure that children and teens have access to healthy food over the summer, the CAFB is spreading the word about summer meals.
Put a Fork Lift in It
More than 760 people donned their denim wear and showed up to the Marriott Wardman Park Hotel yesterday evening to party and support the largest hunger relief organization in Washington metro area.
Ballers to Descend on Marriott Wardman
Saturday might be alright for fighting, but Sunday is the night for balling.
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On my mark. Get your apples. Get set… CRUNCH!
On Air with Nancy and Doris
Listen to an interview with CAFB President and CEO Nancy E. Roman, where we talk about hunger and how we're working to solve it in the region.
Health Ambassadors in Prince George's County
As a part of the Healthy Eating Active Living grant we received from the Prince George's County Department of Health, we have been able to work directly with these agencies to promote healthy eating habits.
Old Friends and New Friends
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Chilled Lime and Chocolate Cheesecake By Lovefoodies 06/12/14 12:03 Oh this is good! Chilled Lime and Chocolate Cheesecake. No bake and real easy to make. See the recipe here! chocolate , lime, cheesecake, dessert, no bake Add to my recipe book
Turtle Cheesecake Brownies By hugs & cookies xoxo 04/26/14 02:25 These turtle cheesecake brownies honestly don't need an introduction. Love caramel, pecans, cheesecake and brownies? SOLD! Winning dessert right here! Having company? Top each brownie with a scoop of vanilla ice cream but be warned that your guests may... Add to my recipe book
Rainbow cheesecake .. 彩虹乳酪蛋糕 By my little favourites DIY 03/31/14 18:23 Aspiring Bakers is baking ombre/rainbow cake or dessert this month. I am making some cheesecake for a friend. This friend request that the cheesecake have to be in nice cups for good look and easy to indulge in. This rainbow idea come to me when i think... Add to my recipe book
Bananas Foster Cheesecake By hugs & cookies xoxo 02/20/14 03:47 Cheesecake! Bananas Foster! Can you say…..heavenly dessert? This starts with a perfect cheesecake. Want to know how I got this cheesecake? I did not make it. It was gifted to me. Yup! My... {Come visit my blog to read the full recipe and see lots of pictures!... Add to my recipe book
Blackberry cheesecake bars on a vanilla pecan crust By hugs & cookies xoxo 02/05/14 03:17 Have you seen Pioneer Woman bake these yet? If not, set your DVR...love her!!!! Ingredients Crust: nonstick foil One 11-ounce box vanilla wafers 1/2 cup pecans 1... {Come visit my blog to read the full recipe and see lots of pictures! Love to read your... Add to my recipe book
Raspberry & White Chocolate Cheesecake By Lovefoodies 02/01/14 08:43 RASPBERRY & WHITE CHOCOLATE CHEESECAKE...No bake and oh my! This is wonderful tasting. See the recipe here raspberry, white chocolate, cheesecake, no bake, dessert Add to my recipe book
Triple chocolate cheesecake By Eva Bakes 09/20/13 13:00 Don't forget to enter my Prevention RD cookbook giveaway! My summer has been so hectic that I haven't been able to participate in many blogger's swaps recently. Thankfully, I had a little bit of time this month and Sarah assigned me Cheese Curd in Paradise... Add to my recipe book
Japanese Green Tea Cheesecake By Food playground 04/25/13 05:00 I love all kinds of Cheesecake, be it NY cheesecake or Japanese cheesecake. Today I'm meeting a old friend that I know for 20 years! Time flies... To give her a surprise, I decided to make her Japanese Green Tea Cheesecake. Still have One more week before... Add to my recipe book
Quadruple layer chocolate cheesecake kit kat bars By hugs & cookies xoxo 01/12/13 18:23 THESE BARS NEED NO INTRODUCTION! THEY TASTE ABSOLUTELY AS GOOD AS THEY LOOK. THEY HAVE A CLEARLY DEFINED WOW FACTOR. STOP READING AND GO PREHEAT YOUR OVEN! Line 8×8 pan with nonstick foil and preheat oven to 350 degrees. INGREDIENTS: Crust 1 1/2 cups of... Add to my recipe book
Oreo Mini Cheesecake By Anncoo Journal 09/17/12 04:30 When I saw my good friend Rachel made this Oreo Mini Cheesecake few weeks ago, I told myself I definitely want to make this too. As I'm not a great fan of the taste of the condensed milk, I used whipping cream instead. The recipe is quite easy to follow... Add to my recipe book
Angel Sponge Cheesecake By Rising To The Berry 08/08/12 19:43 Recipe Number Two Hundred & Fifteen: Page 376. I felt a little sad that this was to be my last cheesecake from the Baking Bible. I'm a sucker for a buttery biscuit base with a generous helping of smooth creamy cheesecake piled on top. The mere thought is... Add to my recipe book
Blackcurrant Cheesecake with a Brownie Base By Lottie's world of cakes and bakes 07/20/12 10:39 Borough Market are running a competition for food bloggers to create a post about an ingredient that you love at Borough Market. I absolutely love Borough Market so this sounded perfect. It is great place to spend a few spare hours taking in the sights... Add to my recipe book
Blackcurrant Cheesecake with a Brownie Base By Lottie's world of cakes and bakes 07/20/12 10:39 Borough Market are running a competition for food bloggers to create a post about an ingredient that you love at Borough Market. I absolutely love Borough Market so this sounded perfect. It is great place to spend a few spare hours taking in the sights... Add to my recipe book
Japanese Cotton Marble Cheesecake By Vivian Pang Kitchen 07/17/12 09:47 Before chill It has been quite sometimes I bake Japanese cotton cheesecake. This time I created some marble pattern with some cocoa powder. Since I'm baking for this month Aspiring Bakers with the theme gluten-free bakes, I used rice flour instead. The... Add to my recipe book
Chocolate-Speckled No-Bake Cheesecake By Crunchy Creamy Sweet 04/17/12 18:36 Cheesecake and I are best buds. We go far in the history. He helped me to steal my Husband's heart. :) You see, cheesecake was the first dessert I made by myself. All the way from mixing to cutting and serving. I was so impressed with myself, that I made... Add to my recipe book
Berry Blog Hop: Strawberry Cheesecake Ice Cream By Baker Street 04/01/12 06:00 Summer in the tropics is like war. You have to pick your battles. My big victory arrived in the form of a brand new ice-cream maker. Barely out the box, the only thing to be decided before I inaugurated it was what to make. Options floated before me: biscoff... Add to my recipe book
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Article: Room-Temperature Polar Ferromagnet ScFeO3 Transformed from a High-Pressure Orthorhombic Perovskite Phase[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: doi: 10.1021/ja507958zJournal of the American Chemical Society 10/2014; · 10.68 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: The hydride reduction of a tetragonal layered perovskite LaSrCoO4 is known to yield orthorhombic LaSrCoO3H0.7 with a complete hydride/oxide order within the ab plane. In this study, epitaxial thin films of LaSrCoO4 with a-axis and c-axis orientations have been deposited on (100) and (001) LaSrAlO4 (LSAO) substrates, respectively, and allowed to react with hydride to convert into oxyhydrides. X-ray diffraction, secondary ion mass spectroscopy and thermal desorption spectroscopy experiments indicate that both films are topochemically reduced and can integrate hydride ions with a chemical composition close to that obtained for the powder. A significant reduction in the a-axis was observed for the a-axis oriented LaSrCoO3H0.7 film, indicating hydride/oxide order, as previously reported. In contrast, the c-axis oriented LaSrCoO3H0.7 film remains tetragonal, suggesting hydride/oxide disorder. These results demonstrate that strain engineering can lead to new materials with designed anion arrangement in mixed anion materials.CrystEngComm 09/2014; · 3.88 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: The effective magneto-optical properties of novel nonanuclear Tb(III) complexes with Tb-O lattice (specifically, [Tb9(sal-R)16(μ-OH)10](+)NO3(-), where sal-R = alkyl salicylate (R = -CH3 (Me), -C2H5 (Et), -C3H7 (Pr), or -C4H9 (Bu)) are reported. The geometrical structures of these nonanuclear Tb(III) complexes were characterized using X-ray single-crystal analysis and shape-measure calculation. Optical Faraday rotation was observed in nonanuclear Tb(III) complexes in the visible region. The Verdet constant per Tb(III) ion of the Tb9(sal-Me) complex is 150 times larger than that of general Tb(III) oxide glass. To understand their large Faraday rotation, electron paramagnetic resonance measurements of Gd(III) complexes were carried out. In this Report, the magneto-optical relation to the coordination geometry of Tb ions is discussed.Inorganic chemistry. 06/2014;
Article: Inversion Symmetry Breaking by Oxygen Octahedral Rotations in the Ruddlesden-Popper NaRTiO_{4} Family.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Rotations of oxygen octahedra are ubiquitous, but they cannot break inversion symmetry in simple perovskites. However, in a layered oxide structure, this is possible, as we demonstrate here in A-site ordered Ruddlesden-Popper NaRTiO_{4} (R denotes rare-earth metal), previously believed to be centric. By revisiting this series via synchrotron x-ray diffraction, optical second-harmonic generation, piezoresponse force microscopy, and first-principles phonon calculations, we find that the low-temperature phase belongs to the acentric space group P4[over ¯]2_{1}m, which is piezoelectric and nonpolar. The mechanism underlying this large new family of acentric layered oxides is prevalent, and could lead to many more families of acentric oxides.Physical Review Letters 05/2014; 112(18):187602. · 7.73 Impact Factor
Article: Inversion Symmetry Breaking by Oxygen Octahedral Rotations in the Ruddlesden-Popper Na$R$TiO$_4$ FamilyPhys. Rev. Lett. 05/2014; 112(18):187602.
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ABSTRACT: We have prepared amorphous xFeO(100 ? x)SiO2 (x = 38.2, 54.8, and 67.5 in mol %) thin films by a pulsed laser deposition method and examined their magnetic properties. The temperature dependence of zero-field-cooled magnetization manifests a cusp-like peak, i.e., spin-freezing in a low temperature region. The spin-freezing temperature depends on the frequency of ac magnetic field, and the dependence is explainable in terms of the scaling law. The aging-memory effect characteristic of spin glass is also observed. Furthermore, superparamagnetic behavior is found in the variation of magnetization with magnetic field at high temperatures. These observations indicate that there exist magnetic clusters of Fe2+ ions in the amorphous FeO?SiO2 thin films and that the intercluster interactions bring about the superspin glass transition at low temperatures.Japanese Journal of Applied Physics 04/2014; 53(5S1):05FB11. · 1.07 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: We report on novel light–emitting properties from monodispersed mesoporous silica particles embedded with β–Ga2O3 nanocrystals that were fabricated through a chemical approach followed by thermal annealing in specific atmosphere. The emission spectrum of such nanocomposites consists of several sharp peaks where the dominant one regularly shifts with variation of the excitation wavelength, leading to observation of multiple–color light emissions ranging from blue, green, to white light wavelength regions. We suggest that the donor levels created by oxygen vacancy while multiple acceptor levels induced by gallium vacancy or gallium oxide vacancy account for the emission features of multiple bands.Optical Materials Express 03/2014; 4(3). · 2.92 Impact Factor
Article: Inversion Symmetry Breaking by Oxygen Octahedral Rotations in the Ruddlesden-Popper Na R TiO 4 FamilyPhysical Review Letters 01/2014; 112(18):187602. · 7.73 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Large-scale battery systems are essential for efficiently utilizing renewable energy power sources from solar and wind, which can generate electricity only intermittently. The use of lithium-ion batteries to store the generated energy is one solution. A long cycle life is critical for lithium-ion battery when used in these applications; this is different from portable devices which require 1,000 cycles at most. Here we demonstrate a novel co-substituted lithium iron phosphate cathode with estimated 70%-capacity retention of 25,000 cycles. This is found by exploring a wide chemical compositional space using density functional theory calculations. Relative volume change of a compound between fully lithiated and delithiated conditions is used as the descriptor for the cycle life. On the basis of the results of the screening, synthesis of selected materials is targeted. Single-phase samples with the required chemical composition are successfully made by an epoxide-mediated sol-gel method. The optimized materials show excellent cycle-life performance as lithium-ion battery cathodes.Nature Communications 01/2014; 5:4553. · 10.74 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: A novel silver-containing perovskite, AgCu3V4O12, was synthesized under high-pressure and high-temperature conditions. It crystallizes in an A-site-ordered perovskite structure (space group Im3̅), in which silver ions occupy the 12-coordinated A sites forming regular icosahedra, and exhibits metallic behavior. Bond-valence-sum calculations and X-ray photoemission spectroscopy reveal that Ag ions are present in the mixed-valence state, most likely attributable to the coexistence of Ag(+) and Ag(3+), unlike the case of well-known perovskite-type AgNbO3 and AgTaO3 containing only Ag(+) ions. We discuss metallic conduction in relation to electronic structure calculations.Inorganic Chemistry 12/2013; 52(24):13824-13826. · 4.59 Impact Factor
Article: Enhanced Magneto-optical Properties of Semiconductor EuS Nanocrystals Assisted by Surface Plasmon Resonance of Gold Nanoparticles.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Remarkable magneto-optical properties of a new isolator material, that is, europium sulfide nanocrystals with gold (EuS-Au nanosystem), has been demonstrated for a future photo-information technology. Attachment of gold particles that exhibit surface plasmon resonance leads to amplification of the magneto-optical properties of the EuS nanocrystals. To construct the EuS-Au nanosystems, cubic EuS and spherical Au nanocrystals have been joined by a variety of organic linkers, that is, 1,2-ethanedithiol (EDT), 1,6-hexanedithiol (HDT), 1,10-decanedithiol (DDT), 1,4-bisethanethionaphthalene (NpEDT), or 1,4-bisdecanethionaphthalene (NpDDT) . Formation of these systems was observed by XRD, TEM, and absorption spectra measurements. The magneto-optical properties of the EuS-Au nanosystem have been characterized by using Faraday rotation spectroscopy. The Faraday rotation angle of the EuS-Au nanosystem is dependent on the Au particle size and interparticle distance between EuS and Au nanocrystals. Enhancement of the Faraday rotation of EuS-Au nanosystems was observed. The spin configuration in the excited state of the EuS-Au nanosystem was also investigated using photo-assisted electron paramagnetic resonance.Chemistry 09/2013; · 5.93 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: A novel cubic perovskite MnCu3V4O12 has been synthesized at a high pressure and high temperature of 12 GPa and 1373 K. This compound crystallizes in the A-site-ordered perovskite structure (space group Im3̅) with lattice constant a = 7.26684(10) Å at room temperature. The most notable feature of this compound lies in the fact that the Mn(2+) ion is surrounded by 12 equidistant oxide ions to form a regular icosahedron; the situation of Mn(2+) is unprecedented for the crystal chemistry of an oxide. An anomalously large atomic displacement parameter Uiso= 0.0222(8) Å(2) is found for Mn(2+) at room temperature, indicating that the thermal oscillation of the small Mn(2+) ion in a large icosahedron is fairly active. Magnetic susceptibility and electric resistivity measurements reveal that 3d electrons of Mn(2+) ions are mainly localized, while 3d electrons in Cu(2+) and V(4+) ions are delocalized and contribute to the metallic conduction.Inorganic Chemistry 09/2013; · 4.59 Impact Factor
Article: Magneto-optical properties of Eu2+-containing aluminoborosilicate glasses with ferromagnetic interactions[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Magnetic, optical, and magneto-optical properties have been examined for aluminoborosilicate glasses with high concentration of divalent europium ions. An analysis on temperature dependence of magnetic susceptibility yields positive Weiss temperatures, indicating that magnetic moments of 4f electrons of Eu2+ interact ferromagnetically with each other in the glasses. The glasses show large Faraday rotation angles in the visible range; glass with a composition of 58.0EuO·12.0Al2O3·20.0B2O3·10.0SiO2 (mol%) has a Verdet constant of -1.03 min/Oe cm (-300 rad/T m) at 633 nm. Wavelength dependence of the Verdet constant is interpreted in terms of Eu2+ 4f7 to 4f65d1 electronic transitions based on the Van Vleck-Hebb theory.Optical Materials 09/2013; 35(11):1997-2000. · 1.92 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: A SPASER, short for surface plasmon amplification by stimulated emission of radiation, is key to accessing coherent optical fields at the nanoscale. Nevertheless, the realization of a SPASER in the visible range still remains a great challenge because of strong dissipative losses. Here, we demonstrate that room-temperature SPASER emission can be achieved by amplifying longitudinal surface plasmon modes supported in gold nanorods as plasmon nanocavities and utilizing laser dyes to supply optical gain for compensation of plasmon losses. By choosing a particular organic dye and adjusting the doping level, the resonant wavelength of the SPASER emission can be tuned from 562 to 627 nm with a spectral linewidth narrowed down to 5 ~ 11 nm. This work provides a versatile route towards SPASERs at extended wavelength regimes.Nano Letters 08/2013; · 13.03 Impact Factor
Article: Plasmonics: Metal–Dielectric Core–Shell Nanoparticles: Advanced Plasmonic Architectures Towards Multiple Control of Random Lasers (Advanced Optical Materials 8/2013)[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Random lasing properties of dye solutions suspended with gold–silica core–shell nanoparticles are investigated. The core–shell architecture allows adjustment of plasmon coupling strength between metal and optical gain media by varying the thickness of dielectric shell. Consequently, multiple aspects of random lasers can be controlled, such as mode interactions, lasing spikiness, and pump threshold. The results show that bare gold nanoparticles give rise to the most profound lasing spikes that are evenly separated in resonant wavelength. The lowest threshold is observed when the shell thickness is ~14.6 nm. The experimental observations are interpreted in terms of resonant coupling between metal nanoparticles and fluorophores, localization of pump light and lasing modes at the surface of metal, as well as plasmonic modifications of absorption and pump rates of fluorophores. The results suggest that metal–dielectric core–shell nanostructures can serve as promising candidates towards development of well-controlled random lasers.Advanced Optical Materials. 08/2013; 1(8).
Article: Ferromagnetic amorphous oxides in the EuO-TiO2 system studied by the Faraday effect in the visible region and the x-ray magnetic circular dichroism at the Eu M4,5 and L2,3 edges[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Amorphous Eu2TiO4 and EuTiO3 have been studied by a combination of the Faraday effect in the visible region and polarization-dependent x-ray absorption spectroscopy at the Eu M4,5 and L2,3 edges to examine the role of Eu 4f-5d exchange interactions on the ferromagnetic behavior. The bulk-sensitive x-ray absorption spectra (XAS) for Eu L2,3 edges show that most of the europium ions are present as the divalent state in the amorphous Eu2TiO4 and EuTiO3. The Eu M4,5 edge x-ray magnetic circular dichroism (XMCD) signals, measured for the amorphous Eu2TiO4, dramatically increase upon cooling through the Curie temperature (16 K) determined by a superconducting quantum interference device (SQUID) magnetometer. Sum-rule analysis of the XMCD at Eu M4,5 edges measured at 10 K yields a 4f spin magnetic moment of 6.6μB per Eu2+ ion. These results confirm that the ferromagnetic properties exclusively arise from 4f spins of Eu2+. In addition, for both the amorphous Eu2TiO4 and EuTiO3, the temperature and magnetic-field dependence of Eu L2,3 edge XMCD signals can be scaled with the corresponding magnetization measured by SQUID, indicating that the 5d magnetic polarization of Eu2+ is involved in the process to cause the ferromagnetic interaction between Eu2+ ions. We further discuss the origin of ferromagnetism in the amorphous system on the basis of the energy diagram of Eu 4f and 5d levels deduced from the Faraday effect in the visible region. From the wavelength dependence of Faraday rotation angles of the amorphous EuO-TiO2 system in comparison with those of the divalent Eu chalcogenides as reported previously, it is found that the magnitude of crystal-field splitting of Eu 5d levels in the former is on the same order as that in the latter, which explains an enhanced ferromagnetic exchange interaction between Eu 4f and 5d states.Physical Review B 07/2013; 88(2). · 3.66 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Lattice volume expansion or amorphization renders EuTiO3 ferromagnetic, although the stable phase of crystalline EuTiO3 is an antiferromagnet. The lattice volume expansion is induced into the crystalline EuTiO3 thin film by utilizing the lattice mismatch between the thin film and a substrate. The magnetization at low temperatures monotonically increases with an increase in lattice volume for the crystalline EuTiO3 thin film, coincident with the results of calculations based on the hybrid Hartree–Fock density functional approach. The ferromagnetic interaction between Eu2+ ions is enhanced by the amorphization as well; the amorphous EuTiO3 thin film becomes a ferromagnet, and the Curie temperature is higher for amorphous Eu2TiO4 than for its crystalline counterpart. The phenomenon, that is, the volume expansion- and amophization-induced ferromagnetism, is explained in terms of the competition between ferromagnetic and antiferromagnetic interactions among Eu2+ ions.Journal of Materials Research 04/2013; 28(08):1031-1041. · 1.82 Impact Factor
Article: Effective Optical Faraday Rotations of Semiconductor EuS Nanocrystals with Paramagnetic Transition Metal Ions.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Novel EuS nanocrystals containing paramagnetic Mn(II), Co(II) or Fe(II) ions have been reported as advanced semiconductor materials with effective optical rotation under magnetic field, Faraday rotation. The EuS nanocrystals with transition metal ions, EuS:M nanocrystals, were prepared by the reduction of the Eu(III) dithiocarbamate complex (tetraphenylphosphonum tetrakis (diethyldithiocarbamate) europium (III)) with transition metal complexes at 300°C. The EuS:M nanocrystals thus prepared were characterized using X-ray diffraction (XRD), transmission electron microscopy (TEM), inductively coupled plasma atomic emission spectroanalysis (ICP-AES) and a superconducting quantum interference device magnetometer (SQUID). Enhanced Faraday rotations of the EuS:M nanocrystals were observed around 550 nm, and their enhanced spin polarization was estimated using electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) measurements. In this report, the magneto-optical relationship between the Faraday rotation efficiency and spin polarization is discussed.Journal of the American Chemical Society 01/2013; · 10.68 Impact Factor
Article: Strong Spin-Lattice Coupling Through Oxygen Octahedral Rotation in Divalent Europium PerovskitesAdvanced Functional Materials 01/2013; 23(15):1864-1872. · 10.44 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: The spaser, a quantum amplifier of surface plasmons by stimulated emission of radiation, is recognized as a coherent light source capable of confining optical fields at subwavelength scale. The control over the directionality of spasing has not been addressed so far, especially for a single-particle spasing nanocavity where optical feedback is solely provided by a plasmon resonance. In this work we numerically examine an asymmetric spaser - a resonant system comprising a dielectric core capped by a metal semishell. The proposed spaser emits unidirectionally along the axis of the semishell; this directionality depends neither on the incident polarization nor on the incident angle of the pump. The spasing efficiency of the semishell-capped resonator is one order of magnitude higher than that in the closed core-shell counterpart. Our calculations indicate that symmetry breaking can serve as a route to create unidirectional, highly intense, single-particle, coherent light sources at subwavelength scale.Scientific Reports 01/2013; 3:1241. · 5.08 Impact Factor
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Double check my work if you wish, but I believe Gregg is set to be a free agent after 2009 and is arbitration eligible for this year. He made $2.5M last year.
Ken Rosenthal is reporting that the Cubs have acquired Marlins relief pitcher Kevin Gregg. The 30-year old pitcher was the Marlins closer for the better part of two seasons racking up 61 saves and ERA's of 3.54 and 3.41 respectively. He strikes out nearly a batter per inning but walks a few too many guys for my tastes. I'm sure the first reaction will be that Kerry Wood is definitely a goner, but my guess is that it's just a possible back-up plan as Gregg could certainly slide into a set-up role. Even if Wood goes, I'd rather see Carlos Marmol in the closer role.
Of course, whenever a Cubs trade goes down, the first question is who do the Cubs get and the second question is what did they give up? Rosenthal don't have the answer on the second part yet, but I'll update as soon as someone finds out.
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One of our reliable readers listening to Bruce Levine of ESPN1000 out of Chicago, is hearing that Kerry Wood will be activated before the game and Scott Eyre will be designated for assignment. The Cubs will have 10 days to release or trade Eyre and will likely get nothing more than a low-minors prospect.
We'll see if Wood jumps right back into the closer role or is eased into it after a few appearances. I think after such a long layoff and pretty good odds that his control won't be there, that it might be best for Lou to give him a few low-pressure situations and let resurgent Carlos Marmol keep closing.
Speaking of Marmol, whatever was ailing from about the middle of June to before the All-Star Break seems to have cured itself. There certainly wasn't a shortage of theories on why he struggled, ranging from overuse to the struggles of a young player, it seemed the most obvious answer was just a "dead arm" period. Marmol's slider still had its snap, most of the time, but he started hanging it every once in awhile while getting away from locating his fastball that didn't seem to get above 92 mph. There were never any whispers of an arm injury and Lou certainly didn't let up on the gas during any of it, choosing to go the "just pitch through it" route. But since the All-Star break, he's thrown up a goose egg; 9 IP, 15 K's and 0 ER, although a bit wild with 7 BB's. He was hitting the mid 90's in the last two appearances that I've witnessed.
So welcome back Zeus and Kerry, you were both missed. And goodbye Scott Eyre, I shall never forgive you for contributing to Derrek Lee's broken wrist in 2006.
Milwaukee acquired second baseman Ray Durham from the Giants on Sunday in exchange for Class A outfielder Darren Ford and Triple-A pitcher Steve Hammond. The two teams waited to officially announce the deal until after they had played one another Sunday afternoon at AT&T Park, per the request of Durham, who didn't want to make his Milwaukee debut versus his former mates.
"Personally it was out of respect for the guys in this locker room,"
Durham said, saying his goodbyes in the Giants' clubhouse. "It really
was a stipulation I asked for."
"Personally it was out of respect for the guys in this locker room,"
Durham said, saying his goodbyes in the Giants' clubhouse. "It really
was a stipulation I asked for."
The 36-year-old Durham, hitting .293 AVG / .385 OBP / .414 SLG / 799 OPS could complement and/or replace 25-year-old Rickie Weeks, who is hitting just .218 in 79 games for the Brewers this season with an OPS+ of 82.
Closer to home, Paul Sullivan makes it sound like the Cubs are inching closer to putting Kerry Wood on the DL for the 12th time in his career, owing to ongoing problems with that blister on his right index finger. Sullivan quotes Lou Piniella as saying:
"We're coming to the point where we're going to have to come to a conclusion about what to do."
"We're coming to the point where we're going to have to come to a conclusion about what to do."
If the Cubs were to backdate the DL decision to July 12th, Wood would be eligible to get back on the field next Sunday, when the Cubs wrap up their four-game series against the Marlins at Wrigley Field. According to Sullivan, Carlos Marmol will get to wear the closer's hat so long as Wood is unable to pitch. Marmol pitched a perfect ninth to close out the Cubs' 9-0 shutout of Houston on Sunday.
Above all, there was the bullpen. If you didn't outscore the Reds in the first six innings, forget about winning. Rob Dibble, Norm Charlton and Randy Myers constituted the deadliest combination of 95-mph (or better) fastballs, swaggering attitude and occasional mullets in the game. So much so that the trio earned a nickname derived from a pre-wardrobe malfunction Janet Jackson: the Nasty Boys.
— Jonah Keri, espn.com
Above all, there was the bullpen. If you didn't outscore the Reds in the first six innings, forget about winning. Rob Dibble, Norm Charlton and Randy Myers constituted the deadliest combination of 95-mph (or better) fastballs, swaggering attitude and occasional mullets in the game. So much so that the trio earned a nickname derived from a pre-wardrobe malfunction Janet Jackson: the Nasty Boys.
— Jonah Keri, espn.com
When Lou Piniella's Reds swept the heavily favored Oakland Athletics right out of the 1990 World Series, his trio of fireballing young relievers led the charge. After combining for 44 saves and a 2.14 ERA over a total 235.1 relief IP during the regular season, the threesome made an indelible mark in Fall Classic history by throwing 8 2/3 innings and allowing the mighty A's no earned runs on just six hits. Dibble won Game 2; Myers earned a save in the clinching Game 4.
(The Boys were no slouches in the NLCS either. Myers, the series MVP, saved three of the four Cincy victories over the Pirates, Charlton had a win, and the Nasty Boys struck out 20 and allowed just six hits and one earned run in 15 2/3 IP.)
Watching Piniella's current club at work and appreciating how his bullpen, particularly young set-up man Carlos Marmol, has contributed to the team's early season success, I thought it would be interesting to see how the three stalwarts in Piniella's Cub bullpen compare to the Nasty Boys of 18 summers ago.
The Cubs followed Saturday night's disappointing loss with one of the agonizing variety on Sunday afternoon. The blown saves by Kerry Wood and Carlos Marmol also lowered the Cubs' save conversion rate to 14 saves in 22 opportunities, or an unimpressive 64%. (Marmol's "failure," of course, was due primarily to Alfonso Soriano's work in left field, not a failing of the pitcher's.)
Before Sunday's disaster, here is how the Cubs and their designated closer stacked up to the rest of the National League and the respective teams' individual saves leaders, several of whom have already lost their "closer" tags because of ineffectiveness or injury.
Something to distract from tonight's unpleasantness in Cincinnati:
The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reports that Doug Melvin has no plans to unseat Eric Gagne as Brewers closer. A quick comparison:
Gagne also has a WHIP of 1.7 and opponents are hitting .382 against him. Wood's numbers are 0.87, .189.
And the Brewers don't have Carlos Marmol as a Plan B.
Gordon Wittenmyer reporting in the Sun-Times that back spasms will keep Kerry Wood from making his scheduled pitching appearance today.
Manager Lou Piniella downplayed the significance of the injury, but
Wood was examined by team doctors today to determine the severity of
the injury...
Piniella stressed there's nothing wrong with his arm and he's not
concerned about this being an issue with Wood's ability to close.
''If we had to be concerned about everything to be concerned about,
we'd never sleep around here,'' he said. ''This is just a stiff back
and nothing more, and it could happen to anybody.''
Manager Lou Piniella downplayed the significance of the injury, but
Wood was examined by team doctors today to determine the severity of
the injury...
Piniella stressed there's nothing wrong with his arm and he's not
concerned about this being an issue with Wood's ability to close.
''If we had to be concerned about everything to be concerned about,
we'd never sleep around here,'' he said. ''This is just a stiff back
and nothing more, and it could happen to anybody.''
Downplaying the significance of the injury--I wonder if the Cubs now list that as a required job skill when hiring new personnel.
More info as it becomes available and we're able to share.
The Cubs are a little over two weeks into spring training with about three weeks before Opening Day. It's time to check in on the yearly ritual of spring training battles. What's the fun of spring training without a little competition? The Cubs have a few spots up for grabs and today I take a look at the competition for the fabled closer role between Bob Howry, Carlos Marmol and Kerry Wood. It's the final piece in the series and I know you will all miss my Wrestlemania-inspired graphic.
The closer battle is probably the least crucial of the spring training battles this year, for two reasons. First, the closer role is generally overrated. The closer protects more three-run leads with nobody on than he does one-run leads with the go-ahead run coming up. Set-up men are often asked to wiggle out of more difficult jams than closers, who are usually brought in just to start the ninth inning with a clean slate. Second, all three candidates can do the job just fine, so Lou really can't lose on this one. Sure, you'd like to pick the best, but those outs in the seventh and eighth are just as crucial; and the two "losers" will slide into the set-up men roles. Plus, if the winner out of spring training can't hack it, the Cubs have two ready-made options ready to fill-in, possibly three if Ryan Dempster isn't cutting it as a a starter. As they say in the old country, it's a good problem to have.
Let's take a closer look after the jump....
An incomplete list, in no particular order...
Bad Weekend
Jason Marquis. Though Lou Piniella apologized for "overreacting" to Marquis' comments following Saturday's game, the pitcher's "I have a family to worry about" statement made him look stupid and foolish and...like a modern-day Major Leaguer.
Alfonso Soriano. Broke the tip of this right middle finger on Sunday during a drill meant to hone his ability to catch balls up against the outfield wall. Expected to miss game action for the next five days.
Neal Cotts. Pitched two-thirds of an inning on Sunday and now has a 27.00 ERA. 'nuf said.
Geo Soto's waistline. I hope AZ Phil can confirm or refute this, but it appeared to me from Sunday's telecast that Soto has regained a lot of the weight he lost last year, when he had his big season in the Pacific Coast League and was so impressive in his limited debut with the big club.
Kerry Wood. Tagged for a longball by the Angels' Torii Hunger, plus two singles and a double in one-third of an inning on Saturday.
Good Weekend:
Matt Murton. Went 3-for-3 in Saturday's loss to the Angels.
Felix Pie. Knocked his second Cactus League home run on Sunday; hitting .273 in the early going.
Carrie Muskat groupies. Carrie got some air time during Sunday's telecast and revealed that she had business cards printed up in Japanese to help her establish rapport with Kosuke Fukudome. I'm wondering how many cards she had printed up and how many she'll have to give Fukudome before he finally replies, through his interpreter, "What am I supposed to do with all of these cards?"
Sam Zell. As this NYT profile makes clear, Sam has little chance of being the game's most odious owner as long as Hank Steinbrenner is around.
True. But Vitters brought to you by the same team that gave us other 1st round busts like Hayden Simpson, Mark Pawelek, Ben Christensen, Bobby Brownlie, Jerry Tabb, Scot Thompson, Drew Hall, Make Harkey, Ty Griffin, Lou Montanez, Tyler Colvin, and Brooks Kieschnick.
j.heyward 24.5...dude wut?
I thought it was funny because Vitters was released yesterday and looked up the 2007 draft and then vomited on my desk.
True, though you can say that about almost any team drafting in any round any year. With the supplementary picks, there were 61 First Rounders in 2007, and here are the only ones with a career WAR over 5.0 so far:
1 - David Price - 23.1
5 - Matt Wieters - 13.6
9 - Jarrod Parker - 6.0
10 - Madison Bumgarner - 17.1
14 - Jason Heyward - 24.5
27 - Rick Porcello - 10.6
34 - Todd Frazier - 10.9
38 - Brett Cecil - 5.5
48 - Josh Donaldson - 16.6
54 - Tommy Hunter - 6.2
Speaking of.. guess who was taken in 2007 draft 7 picks after recently released Josh Vitters?
/for the 1000th time FU HENDRY!
with the trend of run scoring, it seems that having a good pitching staff is nearly an afterthought...
Cards win a WS a few years ago without Wainwright the whole year and Giants win with bad Lincecum and no Cain. Just get in the playoffs and hope for the best.
Given the Cubs' system and makeup, should we be excited or depressed that a team can win with one elite dominant pitcher?
Madison Bumgarner for manager!!!
Well that was fun...
going to the bottom of the 9th with SF trying to protect a 1 run lead and hosmer/butler/gordon due up...yeah, that's a satisfying game 7 even it ends without a KC comeback (or attempted comeback).
They will offer, doubt he will take it.
If so it would be just to keep him as far as possible from the playing field. In all seriousness though, why would he get a pay raise?
watching billy butler run 1st to home on a double...one of many reasons i'll miss baseball this off-season.
I'm sure he will, I recall a few stories when Cubs were trying to unload Milton Bradley and Rays were somewhat interested and that Maddon is a guy that can pretty much get along with anybody.
I guess anything is possible, but I imagine they would certainly try it for a year.
Maddon to also replace Trestman, will also coach Bears during remainder of Cubs' offseason, according to the Twitterverse. Or maybe that was the Onion.
I thought they were worth watching this year. Renteria may have had a few screws loose regarding personnel, but his team played pretty good fundamentals. I assume Maddon's teams traditionally do, too.
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Renewing the non-uniform employees' contract will have to wait in Morrisville.
The contract was ready for a vote this week, but the issue was removed from the agenda without council discussion in public.
Council needed more information before taking a vote, said Councilwoman Debbie Smith.
The five-year contract between the council and the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees ends on Dec. 31. The contract includes employees such as clerical and public works.
Before it was removed from the agenda, residents questioned council about who negotiated the contract and why was it was necessary to sign it months before the contract's expiration date.
The contract was negotiated by the borough Manager Tom Bates. Negotiating committee members did not include council members, council President Nancy Sherlock said.
A few residents had issues with Bates solely doing the negotiations.
Councilman Victor Cicero, who served as a borough manager years ago, said it's been a common practice in Morrisville for managers to negotiate employee contracts. He explained that during his tenure he, too, bargained contracts.
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