More than 2 inches of snow had fallen at Louisville International Airport as of Sunday morning, according to National Weather Service Louisville Meteorologist Mark Jarvis.More than 3 inches fell in Elizabethtown and more than 4 inches had fallen in French Lick, Indiana. 

The electronic designs, integration methods, and materials reported here serve as the foundations for light-weight, miniaturized, soft, battery-free, skin-interfaced technologies that combine biofuel cell sensors, colorimetric assays, NFC electronics, and soft microfluidics for simultaneous detection of lactate, glucose, chloride, pH, and sweat rate/loss. Together, these parameters provide a greater depth of understanding about physiological state under various physical stressors than that possible by monitoring a single parameter. The result is a wearable chemical sensing platform that is much lighter, smaller, and cheaper than the earlier reported wearable sensors with similar performance capabilities. A releasable magnetic coupling scheme for joining the microelectronic and microfluidic subsystems allows for reuse of the former and for single-use operation of the latter. The wireless interface enables both battery-free operation and robust acquisition of digital data generated by the biofuel cell–based electrochemical sensors. Human subject studies demonstrate that these devices can attach robustly to the soft, curved surfaces of the skin without failure during physical exercise, thereby providing continuous, multimodal information associated with sweat loss and sweat chemistry, both of which can be used to assess physiological health, performance, and fatigue. Rigorous 2-day field studies and correlation of data acquired by glucose and lactate sweat sensors with blood levels demonstrate both the ability for long-term use and the potential for noninvasive tracking of blood analyte concentrations. Future efforts will focus on further optimizing device performance and validating its use in extensive large-scale human trails including diabetic patients. Adapting the designs and materials introduced here for applications in tracking patients with kidney disease, in screening for cystic fibrosis, in monitoring pharmacokinetics, and in measuring effects of pressure ischemia and stress markers represents promising directions for future research.

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In a secure vault in the suburbs of Paris, an egg-sized cylinder of metal sits in a climate-controlled room under three glass bell jars. It is the mass against which all other masses in the world are measured - by definition ...

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Warmer neutral tones are being featured in home palettes like Sherwin Williams’ Cavern Clay, a soft warm shade that reminds one of a Southwest mesa but looks beautiful on kitchen cabinets. Behr’s 2019 Color of the Year, Blueprint, is reminiscent of the blue-gray of architectural drawings and mixes well with the jewel tones of vine leaf, raisin in the sun or amber autumn as well as the earth tones of mars red, kindling taupe and elephant brown.

●Ensure your vehicle has a full tank of gas in the event you are stranded for an extended period of time.

The pasta container makes storing linguine, spaghetti, and other long pasta a breeze. Typically, other containers aren't tall enough to accommodate long pasta, which defeats the purpose. The sugar container is excellent, too. I've tried dozens of containers and methods of preserving sugar without it clumping and drying out, and OXO's POP container is the first one that's worked. I store brown sugar in one and white sugar in another.

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A: Gorilla Glue, with a name that's been a huge marketing success, is one of the best-known brands of polyurethane glue, a category that performs very differently from the white and yellow glues familiar to most consumers. The Gorilla Glue Co.puts its brand name on a variety of adhesives, including epoxy and traditional water-based wood glue, but its Original Gorilla Glue, a polyurethane adhesive, is the most well-known.

Use a thin putty knife or a razor scraper, held as flat as possible against the top of the wood. The biggest problem will be reaching deep enough to cut through all of the glue. Try to work from the center out. The kind of utility knife that has an extendable, snap-off blade might be helpful. You might need to resort to threading a hacksaw blade under the plastic and moving it back and forth to cut through the adhesive, although this is more likely to damage the top of the cabinet.

Check with your medical professional for other recommendations, and always use a heating pad — and an ice pack — safely. — Heloise