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iirc the lore at one point stated that a champion in league contains that amalgamated mind of both the champion and summoner put into one body, so if that body gets silenced then neither would be able to cast.
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For lore's sake, you can just think that our spells as summoners are "something" we tell the champion to do, not something we throw at them. If the champion is not able to acquire our command, he just won't do it Also, after I learned cleanse do not work on suppress(especially on Skarner's ult), I just don't get it any more(unless I'm Trynda, because, you know, everybody ignites Trynda. He should have a burning skin or something).
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Hi Disers! I wasn't quite sure where to put this thread, so moderators feel free to move it. I am four days post bariatric surgery and have been looking for tips and advice for eating in the World now. Food is such a big part of Disney, and our family trips are no exception. When we go next i will a few months (2 or 3) post surgery. I am wondering how others on the boards have had surgery, whether its the band, gastric bypass or the sleeve/ how has this changed your experience at Disney? How has your family handled it? How have you ordered from menus? Kids portions? Half portions? Appetizers? Full order with lots of leftovers?
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I'm 7years post op, but went down soon after my surgery. Being only a few months out from surgery, I would stick to sharing a plate with someone in your group (stay away from buffets, they are not worth the expense for us). Or you can order from the kid menu, just explain to the server if they question it that you are post op bariatric surgery. They are very understanding. Also, they all have sugar free syrup, you just have to ask for it. Good luck. Krista |
I too am about 7 years out. What I've done is reconciled myself to the fact that I will waste a lot of food in order to enjoy the little bit I can have. I have specific needs that must be fulfilled - it must taste good, and it must be moist enough to get down and stay down. I don't expect people in my group to choose things just so I can have them. I eat what I want, in portions I can handle, and throw the rest away. It works for me. I know it's wasteful, and I hate that part of it, but as selfish as it sounds, I have to look out for me and I'm worth it. Disney food is too good to have to settle for less than what I want. If I can accommodate my tastes with a kid's meal, I'll do that, so not as much goes to waste. I believe there are sites online where you can print out a card stating that you've had bariatric surgery and requesting that your needs be accommodated by allowing you to order a kid's meal. I personally have never had the need to use it. I say order what you want, eat what you can, and enjoy every bite! Have a great trip!
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2) Whatever is on the menu is what you buy and pay for. 3) WDW does not have half portions or partial portions. 4) And, at all buffets and all-you-can-eat, you pay full price. . . . they can't monitor how much you eat or do not eat . . . they can't be sure you really had the surgery . . . they can't be sure if your are using fake cards or other people's cards 5) Your options . . . share with another guest at TS ala-carte eatery . . . throw away a lot from an adult menu item . . . order from the kid's menu |
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Six years out. I know what I can eat and what I can't eat. I ordered what looked good (full portion) and I had a collapsible container for leftovers and had it later for supper. Most often, someone would "help" me with my leftovers. Food was never wasted.
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We have e-mailed two different addresses at WDW and the Mom's panel and received very differing answers. Here's what we think--- no buffets will allow adult to eat for kid's price (except one Disney mom says The Biergarten did???)
no "take out" from any buffets for a person who eats only a few ounces for a later small meal. most kid's menus are not very friendly for gastric bypass patients-- lot's of fried food and high fat meats as well as sugary desserts. So buffets seem to be out unless you can live with paying full price and eating so very little. Table service seems better fit since one can order just an appetizer or share with another. WDW says no reduction in portion size nor cost. Of course, you can take out whatever you don't eat for later if it won't spoil and you want to carry left overs with you. Disney mom said character meet and greet buffets did allow her to pay only an entertainment fee and not eat nor pay for food. We received conflicting answers about one person ordering from the menu and the other eating something prepared and brought from outside the restaurant. No disney cast member can warm, microwave, or cook anything you might bring in. Also all agreed no adult can purchase and use child's DDP under any circumstances. Seems Disney is not as accommodating of the needs for gastric bypass patients as they are for other dietary needs, but it is doable with planning and forethought.:santa: |
We have e-mailed two different addresses at WDW and the Mom's panel and received very differing answers.
. . . yep . . . this happens all the time, regardless of topic Here's what we think--- no buffets will allow adult to eat for kid's price (except one Disney mom says The Biergarten did???) . . . yep no "take out" from any buffets for a person who eats only a few ounces for a later small meal. . . . yep Table service seems better fit since one can order just an appetizer or share with another. . . . always the best bet . . . sharing is always a smart option . . . especially for the 3-5 ounces the surgery patient can eat WDW says no reduction in portion size nor cost. . . . this would be too hard to do . . . they also would have too many requests from others . . . additionally, takes as much time/labor for a small portion as a large Disney mom said character meet and greet buffets did allow her to pay only an entertainment fee and not eat nor pay for food. . . . this is TOTALLY up to the individual restaurant manager . . . within the same eatery, different managers will allow different things . . . it never hurts to ask No Disney cast member can warm, microwave, or cook anything you might bring in. . . . against Health Codes . . . plus, they do not know if the food is tainted . . . they could be introducing ugly critters/stuff into their own food chain Seems Disney is not as accommodating of the needs for gastric bypass patients as they are for other dietary needs . . . it is tough to accommodate everyone or every malady . . . after all, gastric bypass does not fall under ADA . . . although medically important/advised, it is still elective surgery |
One piece of advice from a family member of someone who had the surgery. Especially since you are so soon out from the surgery, be very careful not only of the amount you eat but of what you eat. I know others said, "I just order what I want and throw the rest away." This might work great for several years post-op, but if you are only 2-3 months post-op, be careful of the bites you take. My uncle ate the wrong things when he visited us (he was still eating small amounts then, but not closely watching what he ate), and he was in the bathroom what seemed like the whole visit. I would rather skip some of the eating at WDW then spend the whole trip in the bathroom (and WDW is FULL of food that would have sent him to the bathroom).
I would not use this as a time to try a bunch of new food. Stick to what you have been eating the past 2-3 months before your trip. |
I am now almost 4 years post-op with the lap-band. I've been to Disney several times since the surgery and have tried a lot of different food options. The biggest thing is just know what works for you. I know that certain foods will cause problems or are likely to cause problems so I avoid them. Or in the case of pasta at Via Napoli, I eat very very slowly. If I'm staying on property, then I can take the leftovers with me. Otherwise, yes, I do waste a lot of food. That said, steak is usually a high caution food for me however, after running/walking the half marathon last January, the mushroom filet from Le Cellier melted in my mouth and I had no problems at all!
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Good Value, Average CameraThis review is from: D-Link DCS-942L Cloud Wireless IP Camera, 640x480 Resolution, Night Vision, Video Storage with microSD slot, mydlink enabled Pros: Small profile, built in Wireless N, 30 fps recording, decent software bundle, somewhat easy setup (when it works), option to wire the camera with ethernet, very low power consumption, wall mounting kit included, pretty long power cable, very low price (at least he sale price), average night vision (useful to 10 feet, no more, indoor only, very low FPS) Cons: Included software doesn't do enough, IR vision is weak (at best), field of view is extremely narrow, sensor is extremely susceptible to light changes (triggers motion with most software), camera occasionally shuts itself down or stops transmitting, IR is useless behind glass, built in microphone is extremely low end, WPS setup does not work, default web interface is clunky (at best), defaults IP to 192.168.0.* regardless of what DHCP sets the camera to (can force resets if setting static IP's) Other Thoughts: I had very high hopes for this little camera, but I found the bundled software to be extremely lacking. I ended up pairing the camera with iSpy (great open-source, free software that's fully compatible with this camera, and thousands of others) and found that the sensor on this camera is extremely flaky and often picks up subtle light level changes as full scene changes and that triggers alerts and motion detection within the iSpy. The WPS function didn't work at all with my top of the line NetGear router. The "wizard" config is nice, but there's no way to set a static IP without logging into the device and then it defaults to a subnet very few people are on which can cause all sorts of problems. I've found the camera will stop transmitting or shut down when it goes from night to day mode (even with IR disabled). I find myself having the restart it multiple times per week. This camera is not good for outdoor use, at all - even from inside. The field of view is extremely narrow and the sensor is really made for indoor use. Sticking a couple of these around the house to watch things indoors is great, but beyond that this is an extremely limited use camera and the software provided by DLink is extremely lacking. Did you find this review helpful? |
A solid indoor-only camera without any significant flawsThis review is from: D-Link DCS-942L Cloud Wireless IP Camera, 640x480 Resolution, Night Vision, Video Storage with microSD slot, mydlink enabled Pros: * Initial wireless setup wasn't exceptionally difficult. I just used the quickstart sheet and followed the directions. Cons: * Could be a little tricky for novices to setup & configure, but that's almost "par for the course" when it comes to WiFi/Cloud devices. Other Thoughts: One of things I try to take into consideration when reviewing things is to keep in mind that I'm reviewing the item based on the noted specifications of the device. Since this is listed as a 640x480 camera, I'm not going to knock it for not being 720p or 1080p. I believe people should understand the technical specs and limitations of what they are buying. If the product doesn't live up to the specs or it's just difficult to use, then yes, that's certainly worth noting. Did you find this review helpful? |
Cheap camera and difficult setupThis review is from: D-Link DCS-942L Cloud Wireless IP Camera, 640x480 Resolution, Night Vision, Video Storage with microSD slot, mydlink enabled Pros: -Camera screen is a pretty nice setup Cons: -4x digital zoom is blurry as all fuzz Other Thoughts: This is definitely not good for the average user. It was very difficult to setup and the automatic stuff didn't even work. And because of the low quality, even advanced users will want to stay away. However, for the price with the massive discount it may be a fair (not great) affordable option. Just remember, there is a reason for that (currently $120) discount. Manufacturer Response: Did you find this review helpful? |
Fair for the priceThis review is from: D-Link DCS-942L Cloud Wireless IP Camera, 640x480 Resolution, Night Vision, Video Storage with microSD slot, mydlink enabled Pros: Very easy setup although nothing is said under system requirements about Linux the cam is perfectly usable through the web interface and VLC can connect through the rtsp:// address of the stream you want. This cam can be set up with a wide spectrum of video and sound quality, the presets seem sufficient for any needs most users would have, but can be extensively tweaked as needed. Cons: The software that allows you to connect to the video stream live in the browser is for Windows and Mac only. If you are using the wireless connection, signal strength IS EVERYTHING in order to stream the video, I would recommend a hard-wire connection if and when possible. Other Thoughts: The install of the newest firmware went without any hitch, although at the time it rebooted it was dark enough to kick into night mode and I was puzzled as to why the picture came back Black & White??? Once I figured out it was in night mode I calmed down (need to keep that in mind). Creating an account with D-Linkddns allows you to connect to the cam remotely over the internet, it works well and would be an easy way to keep tabs on things at home while you are away. Keep in mind that you may have to set your router up to allow access over the internet, port-forwarding is needed. Did you find this review helpful? |
EggXpert: Do it yourself, IP SecurityThis review is from: D-Link DCS-942L Cloud Wireless IP Camera, 640x480 Resolution, Night Vision, Video Storage with microSD slot, mydlink enabled Pros: Pros Cons: Cons: Other Thoughts: My initial feelings were not overly impressed with this product, because of the camera picture quality. But as I played around with the camera and deeply thought about the feature set of this product. I am left feeling impressed with this camera, because of all the functionality it has at a good price point. If you need a better resolution camera for higher definition then this is not the solution you are looking for. If however, you need a baby monitor, or maybe front door security, or general monitoring of a room in your house or garage then this could be an excellent camera. Did you find this review helpful? |
Great Camera at a Great PriceThis review is from: D-Link DCS-942L Cloud Wireless IP Camera, 640x480 Resolution, Night Vision, Video Storage with microSD slot, mydlink enabled Pros: Camera linked with my D-link router right out of the box. Cons: None Other Thoughts: I would buy another D-link camera and router if the occasion arises. Did you find this review helpful? |
OK Camera for an OK PriceThis review is from: D-Link DCS-942L Cloud Wireless IP Camera, 640x480 Resolution, Night Vision, Video Storage with microSD slot, mydlink enabled Pros: Well, before I got this camera to review, I actually owned the previous generation (932-L). This product has great small packaging with not a lot of waste (so very eco-friendly). In the box you get the camera, a power cord, an ethernet cord and the instructions as well as some product info pamphlets. Setup was easy. Two options to get going: connect it to the router through the provided ethernet cord or use the WPS button on the back of the product. Then once the light turns green (usually after a minute), go to the website and download and run the setup software and it is now good to run with the mobile app on your phone. This device works both during the night and day. Using the other features of the device is a bit more difficult (see cons), but once you get them going it is an awesome device. Cons: The biggest let down on this device is doing the advanced features of the device. After initial setup, there is nothing to tell you how to setup the advanced features. The way I knew how to get to them was from using its older brother. First you must determine the IP address of the device from your network. Once you get that, you open an internet browser and type in the IP address to login to the internet interface. Once you get in with the username of admin and the password you used to do the initial setup you get brought to an ugly interface of black and orange, which doesn't make any sense as D-Link's colors are white and blue. The menu of the interface is very confusing but once you google search on how to do everything you'll eventually figure it out. I am very disappointed by the way to access these advanced features. Other than that the only other feature missing from this camera is being able to pan and tilt it, but if you want that there are other camera's for that. Other Thoughts: Overall, this isn't the best camera for keeping your house secure...I would say the best option this can be used for is a nanny cam. I am disappointed with the online interface of managing the camera and its advanced features. Looking at the original price of $200, I would say that is way too high for the features and functionality of this camera, but since it is on sale for $70 I would say that is a fair price. The mobile app shines in watching a live feed and taking snapshots and updating firmware. I just wish that D-Link would fix the disgusting interface of managing the camera. Manufacturer Response: Did you find this review helpful? |
Works fine out of the box but manual setup unlocks true powerThis review is from: D-Link DCS-942L Cloud Wireless IP Camera, 640x480 Resolution, Night Vision, Video Storage with microSD slot, mydlink enabled Pros: Very easy basic setup, just plug everything in (including Ethernet cable for initial install), download the setup wizard from the website given to register an account, then you are all set to start using the web interface. Just login and you can live view a stream from your camera over the internet. There are also iOS and Android apps that do the same. Picture quality is VGA and audio is not perfect but does work alright. If you just want to use this camera for viewing on demand, such as for a baby monitor or pet cam, installation ends here. However, the true power of the camera comes when you configure it manually by logging into the camera directly on your local network. It has a configuration page just like a router setup page which has many, many more options, including, most importantly, advanced motion control settings and recording settings, which are not available through the mydlink website. This allows for many more advanced uses- for example, if you want to actually record footage to use it as a security camera, you can set it to record to a machine on your local network or a microSD card. Advanced recording settings include recording on motion trigger, continuous recording, and sending you email alerts if the motion sensor gets triggered. It is a little more time consuming to set it up by logging in directly but it is worth it. Cons: Night vision does work quite well but the infrared LEDs are somewhat visibly on. This makes the camera not so great for night security as in the dark it stands out and it's obvious it's there unless you try to hide it. That's the most major complaint I have really. Smaller things include: VGA picture quality, sound is not the greatest, and the install does require downloading some software and setting up manually for the advanced features. However at the price point, I don't think these are major issues. If you need better you can always pay more for a more advanced model. Other Thoughts: I did not encounter the setup issues other users seem to have had. Try updating the firmware- some of the releases add new features and are not just bugfix and performance updates. My camera required a firmware update out of the box and I did not notice issues with it, so make sure it's updated before setting everything up. Hopefully later cameras will have later firmware preloaded. Did you find this review helpful? |
Does what is saysThis review is from: D-Link DCS-942L Cloud Wireless IP Camera, 640x480 Resolution, Night Vision, Video Storage with microSD slot, mydlink enabled Pros: Once I stopped trying to set these up like a the network tech that I am and just do it the easy way these things go in simple and quick. Even used the wifi button on the router to set up the cam's. I have 4 fo these and 3 5222's and they work great. Cons: They are VGA like the box says. Do not like that when in night vision the LEDs glow red, they should be invisable to the neaked eye. Also they make a noise when switching between night and day modes. IOS app does not hold a candle to the Android app. Other Thoughts: I have seen the negitive reviews but I have gotten 6 of these to work now with out a problem, haven't even attached a lan cable durning the install. For viewing you can not beat the Android App for a Buck. Works great view the cameras 4 at a time, watch recorded video. Did you find this review helpful? |
Painful set-up, SD card issuesThis review is from: D-Link DCS-942L Cloud Wireless IP Camera, 640x480 Resolution, Night Vision, Video Storage with microSD slot, mydlink enabled Pros: none Cons: Tedious set-up, SD card not recognized, zero support Other Thoughts: First of all, I'm a techie and own several other IP cameras. Never have I spent so much time setting up a new camera. This took me over 2 hours to set up because I had to keep entering the same info over and over again into the MyDLink user interface. I kept getting the error message saying "cannot load image" yet the camera was connected because I could see the picture on my phone using 3rd party software. Eventually got it to work, but when I started personalizing the camera, each screen took forever to load. I have blazing fast internet too. I felt that I was trying to download Gone with the Wind using dial-up. Actually I wasn't even using wifi at this point but was direct connected via Ethernet. Manufacturer Response: 2 out of 2 people found this review helpful. Did you? |


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In this movie, we are going to finish up our conversation about Preferences. Now there are just a few Preferences here that I want to highlight. Right now, I'm in Units & Rulers. Now for Units & Rulers you want to go to inches. That make sense to us, right, because we are using Photoshop from a photographic perspective. Column Size is fine. New Document Preset Resolutions. Now this is pretty interesting. The Print Resolution is set to 300 pixels per inch. Now that's going to define the print resolution whenever you open up a new document. So let's go and change this to 240. I do most of my printing at 240, so I'll select 240 there, click OK and then navigate to File > New and I'm going to choose a new U.S Paper size, in this case Letter, eight-and-half, height eleven and what Resolution? 240, well, it remembers that resolution, that I set my Preference. I'll go ahead and press Cancel, Command+K on Mac, Ctrl+K on PC, bring back those Preferences,. Now if you are going to work at 300 pixels per inch we can go and change that to 300.
Again, be sure to set that to whatever print resolution you are using most frequently. All right, well, let's go ahead and jump down on our Preference list. Guides > Grids & Slices. All of these default settings are going to be fine, for everything that we are going to be doing here. Plug-Ins, we are good to go there. The last Preference we want to look at is Type. Now the one thing that you may want to change is your Font Preview Size. Now I love this menu. One of my favorite menus inside of Photoshop and here is why. You have the option of Small, Medium, Large, Extra Large or Huge. I think that's great that they included that.
Now what's this actually means? I'll choose Large here and click OK, then grab that Type tool by pressing the T key on the keyboard, now click on the Font Selection Box there and now we can see that I have a really large font preview. Now that's nice, because I can actually see what the font is going to look like and I say, you know what? Nail Scratch, that's the font I want to use. Yet the problem with this is when I scroll through these, it takes me forever to scroll through my list of fonts because the font size is so big. So you are going to need to customize that Preference setting. Let's press Command+K on the Mac, Ctrl+K on the PC, go back to Type and you are going to need to customize it to the amount of fonts you have and how big you actually want to see those fonts. Now, on my own workflow, I find that Large worked really well, so I'll click OK, go back Type tool and then there we can see a nice large Preview of those and that's big enough for me to be able to determine if that font is good enough.
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Jewish immigrants played a central role in transforming San Francisco from a sleepy village to a thriving metropolis. In the process they reinvented themselves as well, becoming a distinctly new kind of Jew – a San Francisco Jew.
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Long overshadowed by the more celebrated careers of fellow Austrian- and German-born Jewish émigré filmmakers, Edgar G. Ulmer's work is now finally receiving a new wave of critical appreciation more than four decades after his death. This event marks the publication of Noah Isenberg's new biography – Edgar G. Ulmer: A Filmmaker at the Margins…
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William Cozies Up With Kate After Polo Match
To all the naysayers who firmly believe that the relationship between Prince William and Kate Middleton is over, or at least on the rocks – think again!
After weeks of not being photographed together, Wills and Kate appeared at the Audi Polo Challenge this Sunday. Kate watched as her prince played for charity, along with his brother, Prince Harry.
Once the game was over, Prince William walked up to his girlfriend of several years, put his hand on her lower back – as he often does – and the two walked in sync with each other, smiling and laughing. They even got into a car together.
So, sorry to all those who believe William is making a mistake, because clearly he does not agree with you!
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With almost 8,000 members in its ranks, MU's staff is involved in every aspect of university life — including serving as admission representatives, assigning students to residence halls, raising money, and planting the flowers that brighten the campus landscape.
With a diverse workforce and so many different jobs, it's not always easy to find a common voice. But a little-known campus organization, the Staff Advisory Council, is working to unite MU's staff and create the best possible working environment.
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Kristina Cravens has taken advantage of almost all of the academic programs offered at Columbia College. At 24, she is a day student majoring in psychology with a minor in business.
"It has been nice to have the flexibility," Cravens said. "I want to finish my education. It is a priority for me."
The Tunnels
An underground system of tunnels connects the MU residential halls of Lathrop, Laws and Jones and Dobbs Dining Hall. Though they've been there for nearly half a century, they're not well-known or well-used.
Built in the late 1950s, when all four buildings were erected, the tunnels' primary purpose was to house large, insulated steam pipes, provide storage and transport trash and equipment.
Runoff: 69 votes elect MSA leader
Anxious students gathered on the steps of Jesse Hall on Wednesday evening, awaiting the results of a runoff election for the Missouri Students Association presidency. The result: a win by a margin of less than 1 percent.
Tony Luetkemeyer and Cheryl Tomes won the positions of president and vice president, respectively, with only 50.74 percent of the vote. Sixty-nine out of the more than 4,500 votes cast determined their victory against Ben Coen and Craig Kleine.
Alumna elected to Stephens board
Alumna Cheryl Dunlop Steinkamp was elected as the newest member of the Stephens College Board of Trustees during an Oct. 23 meeting, the college announced in a news release.
Steinkamp has served in various positions, including interim vice president, at William Jewell College, where she earned a bachelor's degree in theater and speech education.
Clip for charity
Angela Speck, an MU astronomy professor, will not need a brush or a comb or even shampoo for quite a while. This week, in front of students and friends, she shaved her head, all in the name of charity.
On Monday night, Speck sat on a stool at the front of a lecture hall and removed her sweater, revealing a T-shirt that matched the jet black of her chin-length hair. She cracked jokes with the small group of students and colleagues eagerly awaiting the Big Shave.
Holocaust survivor 'confronts evil'
The Holocaust, "survivor's guilt" and the nature of human cruelty were addressed by former MU professor Fred Emil Katz when he spoke Monday night at Memorial Union.
Katz spoke to about 50 people about his experiences as a Holocaust survivor and his new book, "Confronting Evil: Two Journeys," which examines how ordinary people can participate in inhumane acts, such as terrorism, in modern times.
Faces: Sean Hickem
For the past five years, "Brown Recluse" has roamed Stephens College disguised as warehouse operator Sean Hickem.
When he is not making sure classrooms are fully stocked with supplies, the Columbia native writes poetry or is onstage, rapping under the alias Brown Recluse.
Campus in brief
MU's new Life Sciences Center has slowly filled with faculty and students this fall. Senior Associate Director Mike Chippendale has spent most of the fall accommodating new inhabitants of the center and doing things such as silencing banging pipes and getting the wireless network running.
How do I: Audition for a play, dance, or music piece at Stephens College?
Stephens' students in the performing arts programs of dance, music and theater should begin with the call boards of the department they wish to audition for. The boards carry announcements, bulletins and fliers on the latest audition opportunities.
Students should then gather all relevant information, such as the time, place and schedule of the audition. It is best to know any particulars before going in, so as not to make a commitment that cannot be fulfilled.
Holiday Wonderland
After an excited "10, nine, eight" countdown by more than 150 people and with the flick of a switch, Columbia College was transformed Friday evening into a holiday wonderland.
More than 6,000 white lights instantaneously illuminated the outlines of the building and trees around Bass Commons. The commons is the lawn in front of St. Clair Hall, at Tenth and Rogers streets.
Calling Zach Foerstel a fan doesn't quite cover it. His tattoo, license plate, nickname and hobbies all reflect one thing: his passion for MU.
"I think the first game I remember seeing on TV was (Scott) Frost's freak (touchdown) sending Mizzou and Nebraska to (overtime) in 1997," he said.
How Do I?
There are several possibilities to see MU in an organized tour. Prospective students can arrange a tour that includes a special presentation and visits to a classroom, a computer lab and a residence hall by calling the Office of Admissions at 573-882-2456 or by registering online.
These tours are offered three times a day during the school year.
Now You Know
What was learned: MU veterinarians are using a surgical procedure to treat small dogs suffering from airway blockage.
How it works: Normally, cartilage in canine windpipes is stiff and supports a tightly stretched membrane across the top of it, which allows air to flow to the lungs, said Carol Reinero, assistant professor of veterinary medicine and surgery at MU.
Miles fly by as STRIPES marks its achievements
When three MU students called the volunteers at Supportive Tigers in Pursuit of Ensuring Safety for a ride home Thursday night, it was the 30,000th time in the past four years STRIPES has provided students with safe transportation after a night out.
By the end of the night, 100 more groups of students were taken home by STRIPES' drivers.
Chancellor's house to be updated
MU Chancellor Brady Deaton and his wife, Anne, will move in to the Chancellor's Residence on campus after the university completes a renovation of the house to improve accessibility for those with disabilities.
Although the date for the move-in is yet to be determined, Sue Mills, MU's director of development, said her office hopes to have the residence ready for the Deatons by December 2005. The house on Francis Quadrangle will be closed during construction.
Students question rising cost of tuition
When MU Chancellor Brady Deaton spoke with students Thursday evening, he answered some tough questions about MU policies, many of them centering on the rising cost of education at the university.
"It is increasing, and it's very hard for us to pay for school," said Lacey Hanson, a journalism student and Cabinet member of the Missouri Students Association, who is concerned about rising tuition.
Connected parents
Omega McNeese is getting her master's degree at MU on five hours of sleep every night.
McNeese wakes every morning at 5:30. In 30 minutes, she's about ready for class and turns her attention to getting her 19-month-old son, Makari, ready for the day. She drops the toddler at day care and arrives at her office in MU's Clark Hall by 7:30. She attends class and does work for her research assistantship in health management.
MU Assistant professor "staying cool" during semester off
Wouter Montfrooij is an MU Assistant professor who is currently conducting research using the University's nuclear reactor. He is involved in research of emergent phenomena in magnetism, superfluidity and superconductivity, processes with are done by examining the behavior of particles at the molecular level. "Essentially what I do is cool things down until something happens," he said.
MU scholars given grant for research
With a $593,792 grant from the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, MU faculty members begin their research on entrepreneurship. The Interdisciplinary Entrepreneurship Research Group, or IERG, was formed in response to being approached by the Kauffman group. The three-year grant will support the group's "Advancing Academic Research on Entrepreneurship" project.


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Oct. 6 (Bloomberg) -- Cattle futures declined for the second time this week on speculation the global economy is slowing, signaling reduced demand for U.S. meat. Hog prices climbed for the third straight day.
The Bloomberg Consumer Comfort Index averaged minus 48.4 from July through September, the weakest reading since the first quarter of 2009. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke said this week that the economic recovery is "close to faltering." World food prices fell for a third straight month in September, the United Nation's Food and Agriculture Organization said.
"Concerns about the economic outlook are weighing on the markets," Dan Vaught, the owner of Vaught Futures Insights in Altus, Arkansas, said in a telephone interview
Cattle futures for December delivery declined 0.25 cent, or 0.2 percent, to settle at $1.224 a pound at 1 p.m. on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. The price has jumped 13 percent this year, reaching a record $1.23775 on Oct. 4.
Wholesale beef is down 3.8 percent from the April 5 price of $1.9196 a pound, the highest since at least January 2004.
Hog futures for December settlement climbed 0.8 cent, or 0.9 percent, to settle at 89.225 cents a pound in Chicago. The commodity has gained 12 percent this year.
"Hogs are on a pretty good run," Dick Quiter, an account executive at McFarland Commodities LLC, said in a telephone interview from Chicago. "There must be some export business still going on."
Pork imports by China, the world's largest consumer, may rise to 480,000 metric tons in 2012 from an estimated 445,000 tons this year, "fueled by continued strong Chinese pork demand," the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Foreign Agricultural Service said in a report posted yesterday on its website.
Yesterday, spot-market hog prices jumped 3.4 percent to 93.27 cents a pound, the biggest increase since June 21, USDA data show.
Feeder-cattle futures for November settlement declined 0.175 cent, or 0.1 percent, to $1.41575 a pound.
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I am trying to draw 3D pipe for a customer's model. If I draw it in at 4" nominal size it just shows a single line. If I change that same run to 10" in the propertiesd dialog it shows up as a 3D solid. I'm sure it's just a setting somewhere but I can't find it. It seems to only do it on certain types or size of pipe...
You can find that setting in the System Definition for piping. You can edit the system definitions by going to the Manage tab and then on the Style and Display Panel select the Style Manager dropdown and then select system defintions. You must be in the piping workspace in order for the piping system definitions to be an option. Once the system defintions open up, select the Single Line Graphics tab on the right and either uncheck the options or change the pipe size.
Piping will only display in a single line representation in this manner if you are in the MEP Design Display Representation. If you change to MEP Basic 2-Line you can force the piping into 2 line display. I would recommend reading up on Display Representations in the Help File. It explains the out of the box Display Representations and which ones to use in which situation. MEP Design is set up for printing and MEP Basic 2-Line is set up for modeling.
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Female Acne: What you Need to Know
Statistics show that women are more likely to be affected by acne compared to men. Did you know that most women, even in their forties, experience some form of acne every now and then? It is interesting that men are affected differently with acne compared to women. Male acne usually tend to be more serious while female acne on the other hand is somewhat random and is usually part of their lives. As women age however, their acne condition starts to get better but by that, it means still experiencing occasional bumps now and then. Check out some proactive plus reviews now.
Basically there are three phases were women are more prone to acne. The first one is puberty. Both men and women are often affected by acne during their teenage years. This is primarily due to the increased androgen levels in the blood stream. Androgens can cause your sebaceous glands to go overdrive. These sebaceous glands are responsible for the production of sebum, an oily substance that in regular amounts can keep your pores clean and at the same time protect you from skin damage. Sebum, when they reach the opening of your pores, creates a protective layer called the lipid barrier. The lipid barrier is a fancy term for a thin film of oil that covers your skin. This layer helps your skin to lock in the moisture and to prevent skin dryness. When there is too much oil produced, it clogs your pores. When oil is trapped with the acne causing bacteria, it creates an inflammatory response and this causes acne.
Aside from puberty, there are other phases where the hormones of women can go berserk and cause havoc to your skin. One perfect example is pregnancy. A lot of pregnant women have to battle with acne. The same thing happens when you get pregnant. The hormone levels fluctuate causing the over production of sebum. The problem with acne during pregnancy is that most often than not it is very hard to treat. A lot of acne products are not safe to use because these treatments can cause side effects to the unborn fetus.
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"Made for" is something different than "made with" ;)
The last CD I bought has the following liner notes: "Recorded in his
bedroom using Ableton Live and Pro Tools LE" (oh irony) and this is a
Universal release (well, V2, but V2 is now owned by Universal). So if I
would release anything on CD or vinyl I would most definitely mention
the OS I used to create and record the music.
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Beastly Ball Wild Night afterparty 9 p.m. Saturday, Apr. 28
The Minnesota Zoo's 24th annual fundraising gala, Beastly Ball: Macaw Masquerade, is coming up next month and AZUL is throwing an exclusive Wild Night party for young professional zoo patrons from 9 p.m. until midnight.
Enjoy exotic cocktails, mingling, Brazilian music and entertainment by Carnaval Brasileiro.
Experience the fun of Rio Carnival while supporting the vital work of the Minnesota Zoo!
Pre-registration is required for the Wild Night afterparty. Register now.
Masks and cocktail attire are admired but not required.
All Wild Night proceeds directly support conservation and education initiatives at the Minnesota Zoo.
Time: 9 p.m.-12 a.m.
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Place: Minnesota Zoo, 13000 Zoo Blvd., Apple Valley, MN 55124
Cost: $55 before April 1; $65 April 1-13
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Black Eyed Peas frontman turned music mogul
When Where Is The Love went to No 1 back in 2002, few would have predicted that will.i.am would be a music heavyweight over ten years later.
Yet, since then, he's been behind some of the biggest selling singles in the world. 2009's I Gotta Feeling broke records and was downloaded over 7 million times in the US. The Black Eyed Peas also had 6 UK No 1 singles from their last two albums, The E.N.D and The Beginning.
The Black Eyed Peas have taken a 'vacation' over the past few years and though Will said they will be recording a seventh studio album in 2013, it is yet to be made.
Will.i.am took the Peas' hiatus as an opportunity to record a solo album. In November 2011, Will premiered the album's official lead single, T.H.E. (The Hardest Ever), a collaboration with Jennifer Lopez and Mick Jagger. The track was released in February 2012 and peaked at No 3 in the UK charts. Other singles followed, but without an album. After a number of delays, #willpower, was released in April 2013.
Will also worked on the late Michael Jackson's album and did hook up with Cheryl for their collaboration on her single, Heartbreaker. This spawned lasting relationship, with the producer becoming Chezza's good friend and manager. It's with America's sweetheart Britney Spears, however, that Will has had one of his biggest hits to date, Scream & Shout, which went to No 1 in eight countries in 2013.
His 2013 album, #willpower, also produced hits #thatPOWER (ft. Justin Bieber), Fall Down (ft. Miley Cyrus), Bang Bang (which also featured on The Great Gatsby movie soundtrack), Feelin' Myself (ft. Miley Cyrus, French Montana, Wiz Khalifa and DJ Mustard) and It's My Birthday (ft. Cody Wise).
Will's list of production credits is even longer than his list of singles! Most recently he's worked with Miley Cyrus, Lady Gaga and his The Voice 2013 runner-up, Leah McFall.
Beyond music, will.i.am has tried his hand at acting, appearing in X-Men Origins: Wolverine. However, audiences in the UK know and love him for his cheeky sense of humour and creative use of words on The Voice UK. With his constant "dope" bombs and one-liners like: "I don't play tactics because I'm like tic tacs… I'm always fresh.", he's become a star coach and returns to his swivel chair in 2015.
Will has his fingers in multiple pies. In August 2012, he made history by being the first artist to stream a song from the surface of Mars and in October 2014 he designed the NX Lexus. He also has his own non-profit organisation, i.am angel, through which he's determined to find the new Bill Gates.
With a possible Black Eyed Peas return, the promise of new music, plus his own Smart watch and iphone accessories in the works, will.i.am certainly knows how to keep himself busy.
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Incredible! 5.0/5
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This works especially well in muffins, pancakes, cookies and cakes. Submitted by THEOTHERHALF Carbs: 2g | Fat: 2.3g | Fiber: 2g | Protein: 1.5g | Calories: 30
A hearty, homecooked meal that everyone will love! Serve with steamed broccoli and sweet corn for a complete vegetarian meal. Submitted by COACH_NICOLE Carbs: 44.9g | Fat: 4.4g | Fiber: 9.5g | Protein: 10.9g | Calories: 254.2
Veggie Burgers full of Veggies Submitted by BETTYVEGGIE Carbs: 16.8g | Fat: 7.5g | Fiber: 2.8g | Protein: 17.1g | Calories: 194.6
Very Good 4.3/5
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Tomatoes form the base, 4 beans and lentils make this hearty. Meat and dairy products can be added, but are not necessary. Makes 16 hearty servings that each have 50% of your daily fiber intake. Submitted by UOFIGIRL Carbs: 36.4g | Fat: 1.1g | Fiber: 12.7g | Protein: 11.4g | Calories: 191.1
Very Good 4.5/5
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I've got a lot of cajun in me, and there are some recipes I can't live without! This is classic red beans and rice like my mama makes, only without any animal. Submitted by KMCQUAGE Carbs: 48.6g | Fat: 3.6g | Fiber: 18.5g | Protein: 14.9g | Calories: 277.3
Carbs: 21.9g | Fat: 9.8g | Fiber: 10.4g | Protein: 10g | Calories: 246.3
Submitted by HAZELBRANCH Carbs: 38.2g | Fat: 5.4g | Fiber: 8.6g | Protein: 9.5g | Calories: 224.1
By nature of being vegan, this recipe is cholesterol free, though I suppose you could change that and use regular butter and milk instead if that's what you have on hand. Submitted by TAILSFOX Carbs: 29.4g | Fat: 11.7g | Fiber: 3.7g | Protein: 4.2g | Calories: 231.2
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delicious vegetarian chili for slow cooker Submitted by KATIEDIVINA Carbs: 58.2g | Fat: 4.9g | Fiber: 16.7g | Protein: 16.8g | Calories: 330.1
Spicy but nicey! Submitted by TREEHUGGER73 Carbs: 16.9g | Fat: 4.1g | Fiber: 6g | Protein: 9.5g | Calories: 135.7
Vegan version Submitted by PATULJAK Carbs: 57.3g | Fat: 6.5g | Fiber: 3g | Protein: 5.2g | Calories: 290.1
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Falafel is one my favorite foods, but most places tend to fry it on oil. However, I came across this raw falafel recipe which you can serve moist or dehydrated. Serve in lettuce leaves with cucumbers and tomatoes with a drizzle of your favorite sauce. Submitted by MONA_MONA Carbs: 36.6g | Fat: 6.6g | Fiber: 7.2g | Protein: 8.1g | Calories: 232.2


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Take fresh rosemary, garlic and place over pheasant. Take slices of pancetta or bacon and wrap around the phesant so as to hold the rosemary and garlic in place. Place some butter in a large pot and brown the pheasant on all sides. Then place in a 350 degree oven to finish roasting for about an hour or so.
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Reviewed Lemon Souffle
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"Very good! It has a nice tart lemon flavor.
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Technical Papers and Presentations
Magnetorheological Fluid Based Braking System Using L-shaped Disks
M. Hajiyan[1], S. Mahmud[1], H. Abdullah[1]
[1]School of Engineering, University of Guelph, Guelph, ON, Canada
This paper presents a novel design of multi-disks Magnetorheological braking system (MR brake) for automotive application. Magnetic saturation in both electromagnetic core and MR fluid is considered in this paper. The electromagnetic analysis of the proposed configuration is carried out using Finite Element based COMSOL Multiphysics® software (AC/DC Module). The system geometry, created using ...
Simulation of a Polyimide Based Micromirror
A. Arevalo[1], S. Ilyas[2], D. Conchouso[1], I. G. Foulds[1,3]
[1]Computer, Electrical & Mathematical Sciences & Engineering Division (CEMSE), King Abdullah University of Science & Technology, Thuwal, Saudi Arabia
[2]Physical Sciences & Engineering (PSE), King Abdullah University of Science & Technology, Thuwal, Saudi Arabia
[3]School of Engineering, University of British Columbia - Okanagan, Vancouver, BC, Canada
The simulation of a micromirror using polyimide as the structural material is presented. The simulation was used to verify the initial design parameters and to explore the different characteristics of the electromechanical device. For simulation simplicity the electrodes are integrated as part of the structural layer. The device thickness is 6 μm while the electrodes are 300 nm thick. For the ...
Modeling of Anisotropic Laminated Magnetic Cores Using Homogenization Approaches
H. Neubert[1], J. Ziske[1], R. Disselnkötter[2]
[1]Technische Universität Dresden, Institute of Electromechanical and Electronic Design, Dresden, Germany
[2]ABB Corporate Research Center, Ladenburg, Germany
3D-modeling of magnetic components with FEM is challenging due to the involved nonlinearities and coupling effects between different physical domains. A specific issue is the consideration of lamination due to the high resulting element count for thin layers. Therefore, several homogenization approaches for laminated cores have been proposed which replace the laminated structure with a single ...
Influence of Air Gap Length and Cross-Section on Magnetic Circuit Parameters
A. Polit[1], R. Jez[1]
[1]ABB Corporate Research Center, Krakow, Poland
The air gap is one of the most crucial part of magnetic circuits, especially in high-power inductors. It significantly modifies the parameters of magnetic devices by increasing the saturation current, linearizing B-H curve of magnetic circuit and causing a decreasing in the inductance. Therefore the optimal selection of shape and dimensions of the air gap is very important from the design point ...
3D Multiphysics Model of Thermal Flow Sensors
C. Falco[1], A. De Luca[1], S. Sarfraz[1], F. Udrea[1]
[1]University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK
The aim of this work is to present a model capable to describe the behaviour of a thermal flow sensor under every physical aspect. A generic thermal flow sensor relates the flow properties with a variation in the temperature profile inside the device itself. Thus, it is locally heated up with a resistive element biased with an external current, surrounded by one or more temperature sensing ...
Estimation of Hydraulic Conductivity for a Heterogeneous Unsaturated Soil Using Electrical Resistivity and Level-Set Methods
T. K. Chou[1], M. Chouteau[1], J. S. Dubé[2]
[1]École Polytechnique de Montréal, Montréal, QC, Canada
[2]École de Technologie Supérieure, Montréal, QC, Canada
The estimation of the soil saturated hydraulic conductivity (Ks) is crucial in understanding water flow and transport of contaminants. There are many hydrological techniques available in determining this parameter (constant head method, in-situ soil analysis, etc...). While these techniques can provide quality data points, they are often limited by sparse data sampling and scale. Therefore ...
3D Acoustic Streaming Field in High-Intensity Discharge Lamps
B. Baumann[1], J. Schwieger[1], M. Wolff[1], F. Manders[2], J. Suijker[2]
[1]Hamburg University of Applied Sciences, Hamburg, Germany
[2]Philips Lighting, Turnhout, Belgium
High-intensity discharge lamps will in the foreseeable future be important light sources despite a growing market share of LEDs. Cost and energy efficient high frequency (300 kHz) operation is hampered by the excitation of acoustic resonances inside the arc tube, which results in low frequency (10 Hz) light flicker. Our aim is to calculate the acoustic streaming velocity field, which is related ...
Models of Simple Iron Cored Electromagnets
J. Mammadov[1]
[1]University of Manchester, Manchester, UK
This report mainly discusses the implementation and results of a project proposal, "Modelling using Finite Element Methods". The report is devoted to implementation, which is a model of an electromagnet. The software tool that is used to model the electromagnet is COMSOL Multiphysics®, a commercial FEA package provided by the University of Manchester, Computer Science School. Additionally, ...
Modeling the Effect of a Water Tree Inside a Tape Shield and Concentric Neutral Cables
K. Burkes[1,2], E. Makram[2], R. Hadidi[2]
[1]Department of Electrical Engineering, Clemson University, Clemson, SC, USA
[2]Savannah River National Lab, R&D Instrumentation, Aiken, SC, USA
COMSOL Multiphysics® software is used to model a water tree in tape shield and concentric neutral cables. It allows for the effect on electric field intensity at the tip of the water tree and electric potential due to the water tree to be better understood. Also, COMSOL is used to calculate the resistance and capacitance of a section of cable with a water tree as it grows across the insulation. ...
Finite Element Modeling for Inspection of CANDU® Steam Generators
S. G. Mokros[1], P. R. Underhill[2], J. Morelli[1], T. W. Krause[2]
[1]Department of Physics, Engineering Physics & Astronomy, Queen's University, Kingston, ON, Canada
[2]Department of Physics, Royal Military College of Canada, Kingston, ON, Canada
Steam generators (SGs) are used in CANDU® nuclear reactors as heat exchangers to convert water into steam using heat generated in the reactor core. Ferrous trefoil broach support structures prevent excessive vibration of thousands of SG tubes. A probe that uses pulsed eddy current (PEC) technology has been designed for inspection of support structures, from within SG tubes, to detect and ...