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Physicists at Rice University and their collaborators have detected the antimatter partner of the helium nucleus, antihelium-4. This newly observed particle is the heaviest antimatter particle ever detected.
Scientists at Rice's Bonner Lab designed and built the new time-of-flight detector that identified antihelium-4. The $7.5 million detector was built by a U.S.-China collaboration led by Rice, with Chinese scientists contributing $2.5 million to the project. The new detector was installed as part of the STAR experiment at the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC) at Brookhaven National Laboratory in New York. STAR scientists announced their find today in the journal Nature.
Antimatter is the yang to matter's yin. Both were created in ostensibly equal amounts at the time of the Big Bang, but because matter and antimatter annihilate each other upon contact, most of it disappeared almost instantly. But there was an apparent imbalance that favored matter, which makes up nearly all that we see (and are) today.
Why this is so remains one of the great mysteries in physics. Scientists hope the study of antimatter created in particle accelerators, which attempt to mimic conditions at the beginning of the universe, will offer clues to why nature allows humans to exist.
Last year at Brookhaven, shortly after the long-planned time-of-flight detector was fully installed, evidence of 15 antihelium-4 nuclei (aka anti-alphas) was found among the trillions of particles released when heavy gold ions were collided at nearly the speed of light. These nuclei contain two antiprotons and two antineutrons and do not undergo radioactive decay.
The collisions produce a quark gluon plasma which, when cooled, transitions into a hadron gas that contains protons, neutrons and their antimatter equivalents among many other fundamental particles. This rapidly expanding cloud of particles is where the team found antihelium-4.
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The output of China's coffee cream industry was only 3,000 tons in 2008, but with the growth of coffee consumption, the production capacity of coffee cream also increased, and the output reached 6,300 tons in 2012. According to the growth trend, it is estimated that the coffee cream demand volume will reach 17,000 tons in 2017.
According to the survey, flavor is the most important factor for the purchase of coffee cream. As a kind of beverage flavoring, flavor is an eternal core concern and breakthrough point. As for the drinking convenience, cafes and western-style restaurants are more simple and convenient for consumers. Coffee cream is widely used in these places, and also gains the great favor of consumers.The survey shows that the main consumer groups are in the age group between 20 years old and 50 years old, which basically coincide with coffee consumer groups. In this age group, people like coffee to varying degrees, and they would love to choose coffee cream as the flavoring; of which, the consumers between 31 years old and 40 years old account for largest proportion of 39%, and the consumers between 20 years old and 30 years old account for 35%. According to this conclusion, the coffee cream market will focus on the middle-aged and young consumers in the future. Huidian Research releases "Research and Forecast of China's Coffee Cream Industry, 2013-2017" , which conducts depth market research on the coffee cream market in the following aspects: market scale, supply and demand, market competitions, consumer behaviors, business performance of key enterprises and industrial development forecast. This report provides the enterprises with decision-making references. Table of Contents 1. Overview of Coffee Cream Industry1.1 Relevant Definition1.2 Product Segmentations and Characteristics1.2.1 Classification1.2.2 Characteristic
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Here is a look at what Southlanders in the SouthtownStar's North region are accomplishing in school.
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Manny Arellano was named to the Patriot Football Conference First Team for offensive line and defensive line.
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I liked it a lot at first , The comb has an earth shape and the tip allows you to easily reach for the inner lashes. However, I found this made the lose my lashes...My sister also found that when she used it. I can't recommend this for that reason even if I did not dislike the effect.
I love this mascara! I have it in the brown shade. It took me a bit getting used to with the differently shaped brush, but now it's super easy to use. The part with the shorter bristles is good when I want to get near the inner corner of my eye or add extra volume. The long bristles are good at separating and lengthening. This mascara is super versatile, you can cam a really natural look or build up more dramatic looking lashes. Normally mascara will smudge on my lower eyelid (I only put it on my upper lashes but for some reason it transfers to my lower lid right under the lash line) but this doesn't smudge on me. Plus I like that it isn't too hard to remove with just soap and water. The price is great and I think the tube is pretty cute, too. I would definitely repurchase this if I ran out. I like this better than my benefit mascara and various loreal mascaras i have tried.
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Climate sensitivity is a perennial topic here, so the multiple new papers and discussions around the issue, each with different perspectives, are worth discussing. Since this can be a complicated topic, I'll focus in this post on the credible work being published. There'll be a second part from Karen Shell, and in a follow-on post I'll comment on some of the recent games being played in and around the Wall Street Journal op-ed pages.
Some AGU highlights
Here a few of the videos of the named lectures from last week that are worth watching. There are loads more videos from selected sessions on the AGU Virtual Meeting site (the AGU YouTube channel has quite a lot more from past meetings too).
All well worth the time.
Responses to volcanoes in tree rings and models
Houston, we have a problem.
Admittedly, not a huge problem and not one that most people, or even most climatologists, are particularly fascinated by, but one which threads together many topics (climate models, tree rings, paleo-climate) which have been highlighted here in the past. The problem is that we have good evidence in the ice core records for very large tropical eruptions over the last 1000 years – in particular the eruptions in 1258/1259, 1452 and 1809 to 1815 – but for which many paleo-reconstructions barely show a blip in temperature. Models, in attempting to simulate this period, show varied but generally larger (and sometimes much larger) responses. The differences are significant enough to have prompted a few people to try and look into why this mismatch is occurring.
Whenever there is a mismatch between model and observation, there are, roughly speaking, at least three (non-exclusive) possibilities: the model is wrong, the observational data are wrong or the comparison is not like-with-like. There have been many examples of resolved mismatches in each category so all possibilities need to be looked at.
As described in a previous post earlier this year, Mann et al., 2012 (pdf), postulated that for extreme volcanoes, the cooling would be sufficient to saturate the growth response, and that some trees might `skip´ a ring for that year leading to a slight slippage in tree-ring dating, a potential smearing of the composite chronologies, and a further underestimate of the cooling in tree-ring based large-scale reconstructions.
This hypothesis has now been challenged by a group of authors in a comment (Anchukaitis et al.) (pdf, SI, code), who focus on the appropriateness of the tree ring growth model and the spatial pattern the volcanic climate responses. The Mann et al. response (pdf, SI) presents some further modeling and 19th century observational data in support of the original hypothesis.
Of course, there are still two other possibilities to consider. First, the models may have an excessive response. This could be due to either models responding excessively to the correct forcing, or could be related to an excessive forcing itself. There are indeed some important uncertainties in estimating the history of volcanic forcing – which involves inferring a stratospheric aerosol load (and effective radius of the particles and their distribution) from a network of sulphate peaks in ice cores in Greenland and Antarctica. For example, the forcing for the big eruption around 1453 differs by a factor of 2 in the inferred forcing (-12 W/m2 and -5.4 W/m2) in the two estimates proposed for the recent model-intercomparison (Schmidt et al., 2012). Note too that the details of how aerosols are implemented in any specific model can also make a difference to the forcing, and there are many (as yet untested) assumptions built into the forcing reconstructions.
It is also conceivable that climate models overreact to volcanic forcing – however, excellent matches to the Pinatubo response in temperature, radiative anomalies, water vapour and dynamic responses, where we know the volcanic aerosol load well, make that tricky to support (Hansen et al, 2007) (pdf, SI). (As an aside, the suggestion in this paper that the response to Krakatoa (1883) was underpredicted by the historical SST fields was partially vindicated by the results from HadSST3 which showed substantially more cooling).
The third possibility is that some tree-ring reconstructions can't be easily compared to simple temperature averages from the models. As both the original paper and the comment suggests, there are important effects from memory from previous years in ring widths and, potentially, increases in diffuse light post-eruption promoting growth spurts. This needs to be assessed using more sophisticated forward models for tree ring growth applied to the models' output – a feature in both the Mann et al, and Anchukaitis et al. approaches. More work is likely needed on this, and using the wider variety of model experiments coming out of CMIP5/PMIP3.
There is clearly potential for these competing hypotheses to get sorted out. Information from newly-digitised old instrumental records in the early 19th Century such as shipping records for the East India Company (Brohan et al, 2012), doesn't support the largest modelled responses to Tambora (1815), but does suggest a response larger and more defined than that seen in some reconstructions. However, other 19th Century temperature compilations such Berkeley Earth show larger responses to Tambora – though there are spatial sampling issues there as well. There is also the potential for non-tree ring based reconstructions to provide independent confirmation of the magnitude of the response.
So while neither of the latest comments and responses provide a definitive answer to the principal problem, there is certainly lots of scope for extended and (hopefully) productive discussions.
- M.E. Mann, J.D. Fuentes, and S. Rutherford, "Underestimation of volcanic cooling in tree-ring-based reconstructions of hemispheric temperatures", Nature Geosci, vol. 5, pp. 202-205, 2012. http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/ngeo1394
- K.J. Anchukaitis, P. Breitenmoser, K.R. Briffa, A. Buchwal, U. Büntgen, E.R. Cook, R.D. D'Arrigo, J. Esper, M.N. Evans, D. Frank, H. Grudd, B.E. Gunnarson, M.K. Hughes, A.V. Kirdyanov, C. Körner, P.J. Krusic, B. Luckman, T.M. Melvin, M.W. Salzer, A.V. Shashkin, C. Timmreck, E.A. Vaganov, and R.J.S. Wilson, "Tree rings and volcanic cooling", Nature Geosci, vol. 5, pp. 836-837, 2012. http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/ngeo1645
- M.E. Mann, J.D. Fuentes, and S. Rutherford, "Reply to 'Tree rings and volcanic cooling'", Nature Geosci, vol. 5, pp. 837-838, 2012. http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/ngeo1646
- G.A. Schmidt, J.H. Jungclaus, C.M. Ammann, E. Bard, P. Braconnot, T.J. Crowley, G. Delaygue, F. Joos, N.A. Krivova, R. Muscheler, B.L. Otto-Bliesner, J. Pongratz, D.T. Shindell, S.K. Solanki, F. Steinhilber, and L.E.A. Vieira, "Climate forcing reconstructions for use in PMIP simulations of the Last Millennium (v1.1)", Geosci. Model Dev., vol. 5, pp. 185-191, 2012. http://dx.doi.org/10.5194/gmd-5-185-2012
- J. Hansen, M. Sato, R. Ruedy, P. Kharecha, A. Lacis, R. Miller, L. Nazarenko, K. Lo, G.A. Schmidt, G. Russell, I. Aleinov, S. Bauer, E. Baum, B. Cairns, V. Canuto, M. Chandler, Y. Cheng, A. Cohen, A. Del Genio, G. Faluvegi, E. Fleming, A. Friend, T. Hall, C. Jackman, J. Jonas, M. Kelley, N.Y. Kiang, D. Koch, G. Labow, J. Lerner, S. Menon, T. Novakov, V. Oinas, J. Perlwitz, J. Perlwitz, D. Rind, A. Romanou, R. Schmunk, D. Shindell, P. Stone, S. Sun, D. Streets, N. Tausnev, D. Thresher, N. Unger, M. Yao, and S. Zhang, "Climate simulations for 1880–2003 with GISS modelE", Clim Dyn, vol. 29, pp. 661-696, 2007. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s00382-007-0255-8
- P. Brohan, R. Allan, E. Freeman, D. Wheeler, C. Wilkinson, and F. Williamson, "Constraining the temperature history of the past millennium using early instrumental observations", Climate of the Past, vol. 8, pp. 1551-1563, 2012. http://dx.doi.org/10.5194/cp-8-1551-2012
Stronger regional differences due to large-scale atmospheric flow.
A new paper by Deser et al. (2012) (free access) is likely to have repercussions on discussions of local climate change adaptation. I think it caught some people by surprise, even if the results perhaps should not be so surprising. The range of possible local and regional climate outcomes may turn out to be larger than expected for regions such as North America and Europe.
Deser et al. imply that information about the future regional climate is more blurred than previously anticipated because of large-scale atmospheric flow responsible for variations in regional climates. They found that regional temperatures and precipitation for the next 50 years may be less predictable due to the chaotic nature of the large-scale atmospheric flow. This has implications for climate change downscaling and climate change adaptation, and suggests a need to anticipate a wider range of situations in climate risk analyses.
Although it has long been recognised that large-scale circulation regimes affect seasonal, inter-annual climate, and decadal variations, the expectations have been that anthropogenic climate changes will dominate on time scales longer than 50 years. For instance, an influential analysis by Hawking & Sutton (2009) (link to figures) has suggested that internal climate variability account for only about 20% of the variance over the British isles on a 50-year time scale.
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- C. Deser, R. Knutti, S. Solomon, and A.S. Phillips, "Communication of the role of natural variability in future North American climate", Nature Climate change, vol. 2, pp. 775-779, 2012. http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/nclimate1562
- E. Hawkins, and R. Sutton, "The Potential to Narrow Uncertainty in Regional Climate Predictions", Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, vol. 90, pp. 1095-1107, 2009. http://dx.doi.org/10.1175/2009BAMS2607.1
Why bother trying to attribute extreme events?
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Sohail Inayatullah
Sohail Inayatullah is a futures studies researcher and a visiting professor at the Graduate Institute of Futures Studies at Tamkang University in Taipei, Taiwan[1][2][3]
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Academic contributions[edit]
Inayatullah is most famous for introducing and pioneering the futures technique of causal layered analysis, that uses a four-layered approach to bring about transformative change.[4][5] He introduced the idea in a widely cited paper for Futures.[6] He also edited and wrote the introductory chapter for the Causal Layered Analysis (CLA) Reader.[7] He has also described the idea for a popular audience in an article for The Futurist[4] and a TEDx talk.[8]
Inayatullah's work on CLA was examined in a book by Jose W. Ramos in 2003.[9]
Academic positions[edit]
In addition to his role at Tamkang University, Inayatullah is an Adjunct Professor, Centre for Policing, Intelligence and Counter-Terrorism, Macquarie University, Sydney,[10] and Adjunct Professor at the University of the Sunshine Coast (Faculty of Social Sciences and the Arts).[2][3][11]
Role in journals and web publications[edit]
Inayatullah is co-editor (along with Clement C. P. Chang and Jian-Bang Deng) of the Journal of Futures Studies, one of the top journals in futures studies.[12] He is also associated editor of New Renaissance[2][13] and is on the editorial boards of Futures,[14] Development, Peace and Democracy in South Asia, and foresight.[2][15]
Inayatullah also co-runs the website Metafuture.org with Ivana Milojevic.[16]
Other affiliations[edit]
Inayatullah is a member of the World Future Society and has a blog there.[17] He is also a Fellow of the World Futures Studies Federation.[18] He is on the board of the Futures Foundation and the advisory board of the Lifeboat Foundation.[2]
- ^ "Faculty, Graduate Institute of Futures Studies". Tamkang University. Retrieved July 2, 2014.
- ^ a b c d e "Dr. Sohail Inayatullah". Lifeboat Foundation. Retrieved July 2, 2014.
- ^ a b "Sohail Inayatullah". School of International Futures. Retrieved July 2, 2014.
- ^ a b Inayatullah, Sohail (January–February 2014). "Causal Layered Analysis Defined". The Futurist (World Future Society) 48 (1). Retrieved July 2, 2014.
- ^ "Causal Layered Analysis". Scenarios for Sustainability Recipes. Retrieved July 2, 2014.
- ^ Inayatullah, Sohail (October 1998). "Causal layered analysis: Poststructuralism as method". Futures 30 (8): 815–829. doi:10.1016/S0016-3287(98)00086-X. Retrieved July 2, 2014.
- ^ "The Causal Layered Analysis (CLA) Reader: Theory and Case Studies of an Integrative and Transformative Methodology". Retrieved July 2, 2014.
- ^ Inayatullah, Sohail (May 12, 2013). "Causal Layered Analysis: Sohail Inayatullah at TEDxNoosa". Retrieved July 2, 2014.
- ^ Ramos, Jose W. (2003). "From critique to cultural recovery: critical futures studies and casual layered analysis". Australian Foresight Institute. Retrieved July 2, 2014.
- ^ "Sohail Inayatullah". Macquarie University. Retrieved July 2, 2014.
- ^ "Professor receives global futurist award". January 19, 2011. Retrieved July 2, 2014.
- ^ "Editors". Journal of Futures Studies. Retrieved July 2, 2014.
- ^ "Articles by Sohail Inayatullah". New Renaissance Magazine. Renaissance Universal. Retrieved 26 July 2014.
- ^ "Futures Editorial Board". Futures, Elsevier. Retrieved July 2, 2014.
- ^ "Editorial team". foresight, Emerald Publishing Group. Retrieved July 2, 2014.
- ^ "Futures Studies by Sohail Inayatullah, Ivana Milojevic, and global futurists". Retrieved July 2, 2014.
- ^ "Sohail Inayatullah's blog". World Future Society. Retrieved July 2, 2014.
- ^ "WFSF Fellows". World Futures Studies Federation. Retrieved July 2, 2014.


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Going Squirrelly ... OCD Planning Sept 2013
Shall we start with an intro...
Howdy Ya'll! Welcome to my crazy little corner of the web. I'm Sheila (sorry I am usually behind the camera) I'm 37, I work FT for a book company, homeschool my boys, help run our farm (Tennessee Fainting Goats, Great Pyrenees Dogs, couple mustangs and a few rescue cats), and take care of my 85yr old grandmother. And if that is not enough I am a Disney/Harry Potter fanatic, and slightly obsessive compulsive when is comes to planning our vacations.
Favorite Park: Wizarding World of Harry Potter...whoops lol
Favorite Disney Park: Animal Kingdom and Epcot
Next in the line up is my DH he's 40, actually gets to leave the house when he goes to his job, is a bit of a picky eater, does not like roller coasters or wet rides (no fun right ) loves Disney but doesn't understand why I go so crazy especially when it comes to planning.
Favorite Park: Animal Kingdom
Now we have my oldest DS He's 14 now, loves all thrill rides (follows in his momma's footsteps there).
Favorite Park: Animal Kingdom and Epcot (and he had a hard time choosing those two..LOL)
Next is my youngest DS , likes mild rides, and is my little foodie.
Favorite Park: Magic Kingdom (because they have pirates)
And last but certainly not least my DBro , he's 28, never been to Orlando and I can't wait to take him, he has always been there when I have needed him (best farm hand ever ), recently been diagnosed with insulin diabetes (working on his limits). So we have new things to worry about...
Our trip is going to be 8 days 7 nights in September after Labor Day. We are planning on 2 rooms at the Wilderness Lodge, and keeping fingers crossed for FD. I would love to do MNSSHP. Halloween is my favorite holiday. So much less stress the other holidays.
Going to add more in a bit...
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To Dinning Plan or Not to Dinning Plan....
Ok so here I go again driving myself crazy, (but what else is new)
Our 2012 trip fell through so I am working up our 2013 trip which is going to have a few more changes. For 2012 it was just going to be DH, myself and our two boys(14 and 7 now), but for 2013 we are adding my DBro (our invitation and so we told him to only worry about spending money we owe him so much so taking on vacation is the least we can do) and my now 7yr old will be 9. My DBro is diabetic (newly diagnosed) and my 7yr old already eats like a horse.
So here is my current dilemma, we are planning on going in Sept 2013, so there is a fair chance for free dining. But even without FD we are debating on a DDP so I am running the numbers and youll see my comparisons shortly. My dilemma is whether to go ahead as planned and do a DDP or just pay OOP.
Now please remember my DBro is insulin diabetic so he HAS to eat fairly close to a set schedule and that boy eats!!! My DBro can put the food away (worse part of that is that he is not even close to being overweight, I wish I had his metabolism). My oldest son can eat most people under the table also (he too has the high metabolism) but he can be picky at times. My youngest son loves food and is my little foodie and gets bored with the same thing all the time. DH is the pickiest of our crew but likes a good steak. As for myself I like a variety to my diet, but I am working on losing some weight.
With out free dining;
DDP will run about $1800 with tips, extra meals and snacks $1450 = Est total $3250
DxDP will run about $3000 - with tips est about $350 Est Total $3350
OOP with tax, resort mugs and tips Est Total $2970
IF we luck out with FD we would be looking at about $1200 difference to upgrade to the DxDP.
And trust me I am being conservative on my OOP est. we could end up well above that depending on where we end up actually eating.
I know it is a lot of money no matter what but I could have it paid off before we go, if we go with the DDP or DxDP and not worry about it while we are there and know for a fact that everyone would get enough to eat. I think the money difference may be worth the peace of mind.
Is $400 worth one less thing (major thing) to worry about?
Ok now since the 2013 numbers have some out here is the update
DDP will run about $1945.65 with tips, extra meals and snacks $1750(fairly conservative est) = Est total $3695.65
DxDP will run about $3498.95 - with tips est about $350 Est Total $3848.95
OOP with tax, resort mugs, tips, and extra groceries Est Total $3807.08
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I so meant to do this post sooner but totally squirreled out....
Intros - Going Squirrelly
To Dinning Plan or Not to Dinning Plan....
It's all Set - Castle 2 Castle - MNSSHP
First Draft Plans
My Disney Bible...LOL
Must DO's - Magic Kingdom
Must Do's - Epcot
Do's and Don'ts - Animal Kingdom
Do - Don't Do Hollywood Studios
The Darkside....lol
Dentures, seizures, and brand new broken laptops
Friday the 13th
Binders, School and a Horse
Less than a Year
Getting Creative - Autographs part 1, ... part 2, ... part 3, ... part 4
Getting Creative - Mousekeeping Envelopes
Possible ADR Schedule ... Part 1
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It's all Set - Castle 2 Castle - MNSSHP
Whoo Hoo!!! We are booked!!!! I went down to AAA last Friday and made our ressies!!
Wilderness Lodge 2 rooms DxDDP Woods View Sept 14-21.
Now starts the payment schedule $100 a week out of DH check and $200 every other week out of my check. Hoping to have it paid off by April earlier if I put my end of the year bonus on it. Keeping fingers crossed for "Free Dining" because then we would be paid off that much sooner. Plus that would give us that much more to spend down in Orlando.
We will be doing MNSSHP and possibly my oldest and I will go to Halloween Horror Nights.
More Details to Come....
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First Draft Plans
My family thinks I'm nuts, making reservations 413 days out. *sigh* (It is just too far away)
Oh well they also think that house elves set Thanksgiving dinner on the table
So here goes our first draft plans.
We will be driving down (definite)
Renting a car (possible)
Leaving out Sept 13 as early as possible (definite)
Over-nighting as close to Orlando as possible (possible - depends on how early we get to head out)
Getting up early and heading for Wilderness Lodge to check in early and head out to have some park time while waiting for our rooms to get ready.
Saturday - Hollywood Studios
(B) ? (L)Sci-Fi Dine In (D)50's Prime Time
Sunday - Universal Studios
(B) ? (L) ? (D) Raglan Road (DTD)
Monday - Animal Kingdom
(B) Tusker House (L) Flame Tree BBQ (D)Rainforest Cafe?
Tuesday - Magic Kingdom & MNSSHP?
(B) Crystal Palace (L) Liberty Tree Tavern (D) ?
Wednesday - (Sleep in) Epcot - focus on World Showcase
(B) Whispering Canyon Cafe? (L) Akershus? (D) Beirgarten
Thursday - Epcot - focus on Future World
(B) Sunshine Seasons (L) Coral Reef (D) Rose & Crown
Friday - Islands of Adventure
(B) Roaring Forks (L) Three Broomsticks (BUTTERBEER!!!) (D) Whispering Canyon
Saturday - Check out - DTD
(B) Chef Mickey (L)?
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My Disney Bible...LOL
My family started calling my binder the Disney bible back when I made one for our 2010 trip.
Here are a few pics of this year's binder.
Front Cover
Inside Front Cover
My Dividers
I may have to get a new binder
This one is not holding up as well
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Joining in! We are hoping to go back in October '13, and I thought I was crazy for planning so far out. Glad to see I'm not the only one! I am a slacker compared to you, though ... I don't have my tentative park days and meals set yet!
Elleshoodat * DH * DS * DS
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At least I don't feel alone here on the DIS because there are others who are worse then me
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OMGs I really need to quit reading PTRs and TRs.
My DH actually said to me
"Didn't we already go through the menus?"
I said
"Yes but I would like to go to Akershus. Even if we have to split up for a lunch."
He says to me "I just want Beirgarten"
I say "But hun we can't go to Beirgarten every day"
He actually says "Why Not?"
He was being serious. He is a total carnivore. It totally drives me nuts! Meat and potatoes is all he ever wants to eat. It literally took me 5 years to get him to even try sweet and sour chicken and even that he won't eat the sauce.
He loves Disney but rarely rides anything, NEVER any rollercoasters. No sense of adventure.
Thank the heavens my boys are not that way. My oldest loves rollercoasters and all thrill rides. He does try new things may not like them all but he will try. My youngest is not quite as adventurous ride wise but he is my little foodie.
I swear between DH and DBro, they are going to drive me up into the trees with the squirrels. DBro is also a meat and potato kind of eater even though he really shouldn't be with his diabetes.
Ok enough of my rant, for now...LOL
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Must DO's
I'm so glad we are going in Sept. Last time the parks were wonderful not too crowded and not to cold either. So here I shall start our "Must Do Lists", they will include our NEVER Do/Never again lists (these will be short since we have only been once before)
Starting with the first
Must Do - (not in any type of order)Eats -
Will DOWe have time to make this decision or may even wing it NOT!!! I'm too much a control freak to just wing it. I will have a 1st choice and 2nd choice if not ADR by the time we go.
I love to plan it out but I always keep in mind that things may change and will fall back and punt if needed.
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Must Do's - Epcot
Next Up ...
We are planning on 2 days here. One focused on Future World and the other focused on World Showcase. Now that doesn't mean we will not wander the entire park if we want to ride/see/shop or eat
First up Future World Must Do list -
Spaceship Earth
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Do's and Don'ts - Animal Kingdom
Here is our Animal Kingdom Day
Must Do's
Kilimanjaro Safari (at least 3 times)
Expedition Everest (multiple times)
Wildlife Express Train (we didn't get to do this last time because we only spent a few hours here)
Kali River Rapids (a few times)
Primeval Whirl (another one we missed last time)
Pangani Forest Trail
Discovery Island Trails
Maharajah Jungle Trek
Character Meets
Will NOT Do
Dinosaur (I will never ever ride this again. During our last trip we rode this and I was on the outer edge where through out the ride I was constantly being thrown against the side of the car and ended up with a large nasty bruise across my left ribs. It was not fun for me.)
May Do
Finding Nemo
Festival of the Lion King
Flights of Wonder
Eats will do
Tusker House
Rainforest Cafe
Eats may do
Yak and Yeti
Flame Tree BBQ
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Do - Don't Do Hollywood Studios
Next up....
Hollywood Studios
Must Do List
Star Tours (it was closed the last time we were there)
Toy Story Mania (as many times as we possibly can!!! loved this)
The Great Movie Ride (I wanted to give this one a shot last trip but since we only spent a 1/2 day here we just didn't have enough time. In fact we missed much of this park and Animal Kingdom)
Tower of Terror (my oldest has been trying to talk me into this but I don't know, I am very claustrophobic.)
Rock 'n' Roller Coaster
Studio Backlot Tour (my oldest and I saw this and we have to take the others)
Muppet*Vision 3-D (DH and youngest went here and DH wants to go again he is a big Muppet fan, I must say I love Animal myself)
Probably do list
Lights, Motors, Action! Extreme Stunt Show
Indiana Jones
The Magic of Disney Animation
Walt Disney: One Man's Dream
Pixar Pals Countdown (we are not much on parades but if we are here all day then I don't see why we couldn't fit this one in)
Won't Do
Voyage of The Little Mermaid
The American Idol Experience
Beauty and the Beast Live on Stage
(Not that there is anything wrong with these shows, I'm just going with all guys and these show don't appeal to me enough to fight with them to see these)
Must Eats
50's Prime Time
Sci Fi Dine In
These just look awesome, maybe more for ambiance then food but hoping food will be good too.
Will not eat
Backlot Express (we had lunch here last trip and it was just meh...the food was not good, I have had better at McDonalds)
Personal Opinion about to be voiced.
Ok for me Hollywood Studios just doesn't feel very "Disney". I know there are many who love it but it just feels a bit cheesy. It feels very just thrown together like this is the stuff that doesn't fit in the other parks so we will just throw it together. Don't get me wrong I LOVE TSMM!!! And maybe last trip I just didn't have enough time there to let it sink in but this one just doesn't do much for me. But since DH and boys loves parts of the park we are making a day of it.
Well I'm off for now need to get a couple hours sleep before heading to the Farmer's market in the morning.
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The Darkside....lol
OK now for a little trip to the Dark Side *insert evil laugh here* ahhhh haaa haaa ha
Universal Studios
Must Do List
Despicable Me (we love minions)
Shrek 4D (did not get to do this last trip)
MIB (loved this one may have to do it 2-3 times)
Disaster (did not get to do this last trip)
Woody Woodpecker (my youngest loves these easy rollercoasters)
Animal Actors
May Do
Terminator 2
Horror Make up show
Blues Brothers
Won't do
E.T. (it was boring)
Fear Factor (don't care for the tv show so why suffer through a live show)
Barney (NO NO NO, my boys never got into that purple dino and that is just fine with me)
We may get Park to Park Tickets for our Universal days or we might just do 2 days at IOA
Islands of Adventure
Must do's
Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey (4-5+ times )
Dragon Challenge (3-4 times)
Flight of the Hippogriff (10-20 times ) ok so we are HP fans
Hulk (2-3 times if not more)
Jurassic Park River Adventure (2-3 times)
Popeye & Bluto (enough times that we are soaked through or DH says he has had enough)
1 fish, 2 fish, Red fish, Blue fish
Storm Force Accelatron
May Do
Cat in the hat
Poseidon's Fury
Oh the stories you'll hear
I am looking forward to IOA as much as any of the Disney park.
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Have chalazion, showing signs of shrinking. Will this heal itself or should be surgically removed?
I have a chlazion which after two weeks is finally showing signs of shrinking and is no longer red. I had set an appt. to have it surgically removed for next Monday but would prefer to let it heal on its own if possible. Will this completely heal...
Have acne. Taken injection for chalazion in eye. Taking homeopathic medicine. Irregular periods because of medicine?
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Suggest treatment for chalazions
My husband gets frequent
and a neighbor said he used to get them chronically but found it was a vitamin deficiency. He takes multiple vitamins however and cannot remember exactly what vitamin took ...
Suggest treatment for chalazions in eye
i have lupas can it cause chalzons in your eyes they are very annoying and blur my vision at times i have had one removed only to have two more grow within weeks drops not working compresses not working i drive for a living and it make my job hard...
Suggest treatment to cure chalazion
Ive had a
for about 8 months now. Ive tried ointments given to me by my physician in conjunction with hot compress. Finally I went to see an ophthalmologist who lanced my eye, but after a 3 more ...
Suggest treatment for chalazion on eyelid
I have a
on one of my eyelids. It has been there for about 6 months. I tried warm compresses to no avail. Can it last of longer than a year or never go away by itself? I have surgery ...
Suggest treatment for chalazion
Hi,I have a
and i want to get rif of it asap as I have to attend a close wedding. I have ... have been pressing on the
quite hard, and this has caused my eyeball to soften ...
Is there a laser treatment to remove the chalazion?
Hi, is there a laser
to remove the
? It s been almost a year since it come out and I m doing hot compress but it doesn t work although it doesn t affect my vision but it s obvious ...
Suggest treatment for a chalazion on eye
My 22 month old daughter has been diagnosed with a
. We have tried a sulpher based ointment, which has helped. It is now pea sized, very swollen but compact to the red area, and on A ...
What is the treatment for chalazion and conjunctivitis?
I developed a
on my right eye at the same time that I developed conjunctivitis on my left eye. It has been 1 week since the
developed and it showing pus on the outer layer ...
Suggest treatment for chalazion on eyelid
hello, I ve a
on my right eyelid for more than a month. The doctor gave me some antibiotic eyedrops and told me to do warm compresses and I have used the eyedrops and continue doing ...
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for 6 months. I always use hot compress but nothing change ... ?? If there is a another way to drain it w/o surgery? Does a computer can affect my
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I developed a
on my right eye at the same time that I developed conjunctivitis on my left eye. It has been 1 week since the
Thanks for contacting HCM Your question is what can you do for a
is a small abscess on the edge of the eye and is frequently found with conjunctivitis. In my practice I recommend my patients to use warm compresses over the eye every hour until the lump resolves. Topical or oral antibiotics may aid in healing. In some cases an ophthalmologist may need to lance the
I got a small bump on my lower eye lid and its not going, Its almost 45 days. Plz suggest do i need to visit eye doctor or any home remedy available.
Hello, This looks like a
.In this condition oil gland in the lid gets blocked resulting in a local bump.Altough
involves local hot FOMENTATION 3-4 times a day for 5 minutes but since it is already 45 days,then the ideal
would be a surgical removal.Consult a eye doctor. Thanks
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Contemporary Photography from Iran is an art exhibition of more than 60 works of photography and video installations by 20 of Iran's most celebrated photographers. The exhibition is located in the Art Gallery on the USM Gorham campus, and the AREA Gallery located in the Woodbury Campus Center, Portland campus. Admission to each gallery is free.
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How to keep my surround sound headphones configured to 7.1 not 5.1?
I just got some surround sound headphones. When I restart my computer after having set my sound configuration for the headphones to 7.1 (supported by these headphones) the sound configuration will be at 5.1. I don't know what is causing it to keep going to 5.1. Any ideas on what I can do to fix this so my sound stays at 7.1?
When the set up is at 7.1 the two rear speakers are enabled. This might seem small but I play battlefield 3 and being able to better hear enemies who are behind me will help me play better and this is one of the reasons I got the headphones so I definitely prefer these two speakers to work.
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There`s no such thing as 7.1 yet, the others channels are just made up from the source audio. Headphones are only 2 channel. No matter what you were told.
Everything is downmixed to 2 channels.
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Are you sure? When I did the configuration where you can click the individual speakers and listen to which speaker it activated in the headphones, the two additional speakers brought on by 7.1 (the rear ones) sounded distinct when I clicked on them. For this reason I do believe that a 7.1 configuration benefits my headphones.
So considering what I said above, would you say that 5.1 enables those two rear channel speakers in the headphones? (this would mean on a 5.1 setup there would be front center, front right, front left, side left, side right, subwoofer, and rear left and rear right)
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Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
5.1 is left, center, right, left rear, right rear, and subwoofer.
7.1 adds left and right sides to the above.
What headset do you have?
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|17 Aug 2012
I have plantronics gamecom 780.
I thought the rear speakers were added by 7.1 because when I toggle between 7.1 and 5.1 in the sound config the rear speakers are the ones that disappear with 5.1.
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Win 7 Ultimate x64
First off those are not 7.1 headphones. What they are is stereo (only one speaker in each cup), and the 7.1 is done using the Dolbly surround/headphone setting in the heasdsets control panel,
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Note that the software is an integral part of the headsets full functionality and unless you install it you will only be able to use the headphones in stereo mode. Also when the software is not installed, the blue light on the Dolby 7.1 switch stays on constantly as the switch is basically rendered ineffective. There are also none of the audible cue tones when either adjusting the volume or pressing the Dolby 7.1 switch. So as the orange label wrapped around the USB cable warned, install the software first!
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Saturday, December 27, 2014
The distinction between life and art is one that all genuine works of art live to unmake, even if the circumstances in which we experience art have a way of maintaining the barrier. An art museum, for example, is designated as a place apart from the zones of ordinary existence. We enter to gaze upon beautiful artifacts at a safe distance, standing at the boundary between tedium and rapture. But really, and fortunately, a museum is no different from anywhere else, since beauty and meaning are everywhere, provided we know how to look. "Museum Hours," Jem Cohen's quietly amazing, sneakily sublime new film, is partly a reflection on such aesthetic puzzles. Shot on high-definition digital video and super-16-millimeter film in the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna, the film lingers over great paintings by Rembrandt, Bruegel and other European masters, inviting us to contemplate the complex, half-obscured tales they might tell. In one scene, an art historian (Ela Piplits) tries to initiate a crowd of skeptical tourists into the mysteries of Bruegel's "Conversion of St. Paul" (1567), and Mr. Cohen's camera supports her arguments by finding details in the picture that might be easy to overlook. — A. O. Scott


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- Conference date: 25–30 September 2008
- Location: Hersonissos, Crete (Greece)
Various [60]fullerene derivatives were covalently anchored via a Si‐C bond to hydrogen‐terminated Si(100) following wet‐chemistry recipes. The applied reactions require a two‐step approach consisting of a pre‐modification of the Si(100) surface with an organic monolayer bearing a terminal functionality that undergoes a bond‐forming reaction with a [60]fullerene synthon. The resulting Si‐C bound hybrids were characterized by a combination of XPS, AFM, contact angle, and electrochemical analysis. The hybrid surfaces containing [60rsqb;fullerene‐ferrocene fragments are exceptionally robust towards repeated reduction‐oxidation cycles. Moreover, several surface‐confined redox couples were observed in solution. The surface coverage was measured to be ca.
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A New Method For A Sensitive Deuteron EDM ExperimentY. K. Semertzidis, M. Aoki, M. Auzinsh, V. Balakin, A. Bazhan, G. W. Bennett, R. M. Carey, P. Cushman, P. T. Debevec, A. Dudnikov, F. J. M. Farley, D. W. Hertzog, M. Iwasaki, K. Jungmann, D. Kawall, B. Khazin, I. B. Khriplovich, B. Kirk, Y. Kuno, D. M. Lazarus, L. B. Leipuner, V. Logashenko, K. R. Lynch, W. J. Marciano, R. McNabb, W. Meng, J. P. Miller, W. M. Morse, C. J. G. Onderwater, Y. F. Orlov, C. S. Ozben, R. Prigl, S. Rescia, B. L. Roberts, N. Shafer‐Ray, A. Silenko, E. J. Stephenson, K. Yoshimura and EDM Collaboration
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• Cook tortellini according to package directions. Meanwhile, in a large saucepan, cook and stir the chicken, bacon and adobo seasoning over medium heat until chicken is no longer pink. Add onion and red pepper; cook and stir until tender. Add garlic; cook 1 minute longer.
• In a small bowl, combine the soup, milk, sour cream and cheese; stir into chicken mixture. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, for 5-7 minutes.
• Drain tortellini; add to chicken mixture. Stir in broccoli; heat through.
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