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5 out of 5 stars Non Surgical Nose Job
Non Surgical Rhinoplasty - dissatisfied with my nose for my whole life - Beverly Hills, CA
Dr. Kotler is an fantastic doctor all the way around...talented/artistic/tasteful, great listener, great personality, helpful, and very experienced. I felt very comfortable trusting him and his staff to take care of me, and they did!!
Dr. Robert Kotler is the Ultimate Expert in His Field - Beverly Hills, CA
After a disappointing Rhinoplasty, where I had more asymmetry than I had originally, I found out about Dr. Kotler. I went into my appointment dreading to hear about the major revisions that needed to be done. To my delight, he informed me that I could achieve symmetry without surgery. That silicone injections were all that I needed. Since our initial visit, I have have the injections of silicone and I am amazed with the results. Dr. Kotler truly is the best in his field and I am so lucky to be one of his patients.
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Dr. Kotler is the BEST - Beverly Hills, CA
I came across Dr. Kotler through a friend of mine whose friend went to him for rhinoplasty. I researched him online through many sources and when I came to LA to visit my family I went in for a consultation. Right away I knew he was the one to do my revision. I read so much about him and saw all of his online photos and read his bio which is full of credentials and knew I was in the best hands. Dr. Kotler's demeanor wins you over instantly. He is extremely friendly and will take all the time that you need to explain anything to you and address all your concerns. He wants you to be comfortable. His computer imaging is amazing because it allows you to see where his vision is and then you work on it together to come to a common ground. He is honest. He tells you which images are realistic and which are not. He only shows you what he can do. Dr. Kotler really is a superspecialist and that is what you need when you do a revision rhinoplasty. I did septoplasty as well because my first doctor, who was one of the top doctors when I did my first surgery, did not take care of. I can now breathe so much better and not through my mouth alone. Dr. Kotler knows his work. He is amazing. My nose came out fantastic and it is only three weeks after. Through the whole process, his staff was so supportive and answered all of my questions and helped me out with anything I needed. I wish I knew about him years ago! He is the only doctor I would recommend for primary or revision surgery and also, it really didn't hurt one bit!!!!
5 out of 5 stars Chemical Peel
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Best Experience! - Beverly Hills, CA
I definitely without a doubt strongly recommend Dr Kotler. Not only was he professional and very knowledgeable in what he does, but also caring and patient.He has a an amazing staff that made me feel comfortable and looked after. I look and feel great! THANK YOU, THANK YOU DR KOTLER, YOU ARE THE BEST!!!!
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My Story - Beverly Hills, CA
My main goal was to find a plastic surgeon that was well experienced and one I knew I could trust. When I did my research and came across Dr.Kotler I knew he was the one because the amount of experience he had, not to mention how positive reading everyone's reviews sounded. When I went in for my consultation and met with Dr.Kotler he was very calm and reassuring and answered all of my questions and knew exactly what I wanted. His staff was very welcoming and polite which made me feel more comfortable. After my consultation I knew I wanted him and didn't bother meeting with any other surgeons. I made my surgery appointment right on that day and left his office feeling very excited and confident with my decision. Overall I would say that the care center, anesthesiologist, and Dr.Kotler himself were truly amazing and made the experience one to never forget! If your considering rhinoplasty Dr.Kotler is the one to go to. He is truly amazing at what he does.
5 out of 5 stars Revision Rhinoplasty
Life Changer! - Beverly Hills, CA
After doing extensive research on revision rhinoplasty surgeons in California, I decided that Dr. Kotler was not only the most qualified but has years of experience with my type of problem. I watched a news video on Dr. Kotler's website of a woman who shared all of the same feelings as I did after her first surgery. Dr. Kotler was able to help her so I knew he would be able to help me too! I gave this rating because it is accurate and true.
5 out of 5 stars Rhinoplasty
Rhinoplasty Experience - Beverly Hills, CA
Referred by my sister and 2 good friends. My sister, good friend, and her sister all went the the best- Dr.Kotler. After meeting with Dr. Kotler, all my worries were put to rest. He takes great care to get to know each patient and remembered details about my sister from 10 years ago. I am an ER RN so I had a ton of questions. Dr. Kotler responded to my concerns with evidence based practice and with an amazing professional demeanor. The per-operative predictive computed images gave me an idea of the natural look Dr. Kotler is known for. His office staff are also very knowledgeable,friendly, and professional. The entire process from start to finish was incredibly smooth. The surgery center and it's staff where phenomenal. I was completely relaxed the whole time knowing I was in good hands. I would highly recommend Dr. Kotler if you are even considering rhinoplasty. After my experience, my only regret was waiting as long as I did. Thank you Dr. Kotler!
5 out of 5 stars Rhinoplasty
Rhinoplasty with Chin Augmentation - Beverly Hills, CA
When you are in surgery, the doctor is performing an art. He is able to see it and how it looks and how it will look but after a day it doesn't look anywhere near that anymore but will go back to how he designed it over time. Kotler, great doctor, excellent techniques and really knows what he is doing. I have to admit, he took more off my nose and put more in my chin than I was thinking before surgery but once he was in there and doing his thing, he did what he thought was best and now 3 / 4 months later, I'm 100% happy with what he did. Kotler knows what he is doing 100% when it comes to nose and chin, he took me and made me a new person. I'm more confident and I don't feel like people are always just looking at my nose all the time now. They now look at my eyes when I talk to them and not glancing down at my nose.
About Robert Kotler, MD
Robert Kotler, MD practices in Beverly Hills at Robert Kotler, MD, Inc. as a Facial Plastic Surgeon, board certified by American Board of Otolaryngology. Dr. Kotler began participating on RealSelf in 2008, and has achieved "Distinguished Member" status. The doctor has 38 years of experience providing cosmetic and aesthetic medical services, and is a member of Fellow, American College of Surgeons (FACS). Dr. Kotler has hospital affiliations at Encino Hospital Medical Center.
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While the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) counted heads to find that 15.1 million people had cosmetic surgery during 2013, they also learned the neck lift procedure was on the upswing. And it's no wonder. The neck is the first to show normal aging that most would rather do without. About 55,000 mostly women and some men had the procedure in 2013, a six percent increase over 2012 neck lift patients. While some plastic surgery patients have a face and neck lift together,...
Plastic Surgery? Go See Cops First!
Plastic surgery has a long but inaccurate history when it comes to criminals on the lam totally changing their appearance to look like a completely different person. Probably the most famous was Humphrey Bogart in the 1940s flick, Dark Passage, that told the tale of an inmate who fled Alcatraz, found an underground plastic surgeon and finally looked nothing like his former self when healed. Well, that's movie magic and a perfect example of the need to suspend disbelief to enjoy the...
Botox – Not Just for Wrinkles Anymore!
The most popular cosmetic product in the nation – wrinkle removing Botox — already had some 6,321,160 user-fans when the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) counted 2013's procedures. Many more people stand to become Botox fans because new uses for the substance have – and are — being found. Botox was first used on crossed eyes and injected into a human in 1980; it was – and is — used to treat uncontrollable blinking. And thereby hangs a tale. The amazing wrinkle...
Facial Cosmetic Surgery for Your Age
A huge part of normal aging is facial fat loss. It occurs at predictable times and you can do something about it, given good facial cosmetic surgery. Teens: Protruding ears and unattractive noses lead to teasing and social isolation. Children as young as five can have Otoplasty the procedure to put ears closer to their head while 15-year-old girls and 17-year-old boys opt for rhinoplasty. 20s & 30s: Your facial fat starts thinning from under the eyes. Some at this age...
There's a timetable for broken noses
If you wait too long to get attention for a broken nose, repairs become more complicated and expensive. In some cases, if you see a nose surgeon or other qualified provider within three to six hours of the break, the nose bones can be put back with just the doctor's fingers. Wait ten days, though, and the broken nose bones start to heal in the broken position. Result? You may have an S-curve in your nose! In some cases, a broken nose results in a type of injury that can cause your nose...
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Medical: MD, Northwestern University, Chicago, 1967
General Surgery, Cook County Hospital, Chicago,Illinois, 1969
Head and Neck Surgery, Northwestern University, Chicago, Illinois, 1970
Head and Neck Surgery, University of Illinois,Chicago, Illinois, 1973
Department of Medicine, Northwestern University Medical School, 1966
Cosmetic and Reconstructive Surgery of the Face, Head and Neck, American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1975
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Hello, I have just rented an apartment today and was given a list of the utilities to turn on. I went to turn on service, but gas won't be able to be turned on for almost a month. I wouldn't have been so quick to rent this apartment if there was no gas, as it is a gas stove. Is this something I can complain to the mgr about or not and get some of my rent back, but since it's not his fault really, I don't know what to do. It really sucks to not have all utilities working. There is no electricity or gas in the apt at all as of today. I checked.
Why the delay? My only guess is you owe a bill and you are on a payment plan to pay that off before the gas company gives you more? The utility companys can only bill you for what you owe.
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Team: CEE 10.1Sponsor: Seattle City LightSponsor Liaison(s): Bernie O'Donnell, Dan O'Sullivan, Andy StrongFaculty Advisor: Prof. Katherine KuderStudents: Jess Nofziger, Brian Olmsted, Dylan Parker, Kasandra Wells, Ziba Zeyni
Boundary Dam is a hydroelectric facility located in Pend Oreille County, Washington. Seattle City Light has identified damaged concrete maintenance walkways in need of repair or replacement at each of the dam's seven sluice gates. . These walkways traverse the downstream face of the dam and provide access for necessary sluice gate maintenance. CEE 10.1 presented Seattle City Light with two innovative designs: (1) retrofit existing slabs to increase load carrying capacity and (2) demolish and replace existing slabs with new slabs to increase the capacity and serviceability. Each design alternative took many site-specific challenges into consideration, including the complex geometry of the dam, limited site access, and the remote site location. The project deliverables include structural calculations, drawings, specifications, demolition and construction sequences, and detailed cost estimates.
Team: CEE 10.2Sponsor: Seattle City LightSponsor Liaison(s) Robert CochranFaculty Advisor: Prof. Carla KeelStudents: Alan Chun, Jennifer Davis, Mark Santos, Mike ShattuckSeattle City Light asked the team to design a storage building in Diablo, Washington. The purpose of the building is to store critical spares, maintenance parts, and lift assemblies for generators in the Diablo Dam Powerhouse. The footprint of the building is 60 feet by 80 feet with a total height of 28 feet. The location of the building was selected within the powerhouse compound by the design team and recommended to Seattle City Light. The team designed the superstructure using steel as the primary material and concrete for the foundation. Using the 2006 International Building Code (IBC) and ASCE 7-05, the building was designed to withstand North Cascade snow, wind, and seismic loadings. In addition to the superstructure and foundation designs, the team submitted a final report to Seattle City Light, which contained AutoCAD drawings of the building layout, a cost estimate for the project, and calculations used to determine the loading conditions.
Team: CEE 10.3Sponsor: Snohomish CountySponsor Liaison(s)Leo KypurosFaculty Advisor: Prof. Michael MarsolekStudents: Kavik Frol, Nicolas Johnson, Ryan Manning, Robert Poshusta
Snohomish County is interested in increasing the discharge capacity of its decant facility in Arlington, Washington. A decant facility is used to dewater liquids and solids collected from catch basins. Currently, the Arlington facility's limited discharge volume requires excess catch basin waste to be taken twenty miles away to the Cathcart facility, which results in higher costs and lost work hours. Snohomish County asked team CEE 10.3 to design a retrofit for their Arlington facility to decrease their discharge water turbidity and thereby increase the discharge volume allowed from the facility. The team prepared five preliminary designs to respond to this request. Two preferred alternatives, a settling trench and bioswale, were selected based on cost, practicality, maintenance, and construction impact. The final design increases the facility's discharge capacity, decreases lost work hours, and results in significant cost savings for Snohomish County over the lifetime of the project.
Team: CEE 10.4 Sponsor: Herrera Environmental Consultants Sponsor Liaison(s): Mark Merkelbach, Michael Spillane Faculty Advisor: Prof. J. Wesley Lauer Students: Adam Stricker, Jenny Graves, Vanessa Mitchell, Devin O'Neill
La Plaine des Moustiques is an agriculturally important floodplain in northern Haiti that has recently become increasingly susceptible to flood damage. In 2008, Herrera Environmental Consultants developed a comprehensive flood and drainage study of the region as part of a larger agricultural development project. One of the recommendations in the report included a diversion channel to move excess water in the main channel away from the farmed portions of the floodplain. Seattle University project team CEE 10.4 was selected to complete the design of this channel. The project involved four major tasks: updating an existing hydrologic model to determine a design discharge; finalizing the geometry, lining, and slope of the diversion channel; updating the hydraulic model of the floodplain with the new channel design; and performing a sediment transport analysis to address questions regarding long-term sustainability of the project. The new diversion channel will help to alleviate some of the flooding in valley, and significantly reduce crop loss and farmland degradation.
Team: ME 10.1Sponsor: American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Faculty Advisor: Prof. Frank ShihStudents: Matt Lollini, Brian Kunimoto, Sam Simon, Mike Sullivan
ASME is a nonprofit society working to better the engineering community through collaboration, knowledge sharing, and the development of engineering solutions to worldwide problems. ASME hosts student design competitions every year. The 2010 student design competition challenges engineering students to design, build, and test a fully autonomous waste sorter. ASME rules state that the waste sorter must safely and accurately sort ferrous metals, nonferrous metals, plastics, and glass items with no human interference. The team designed a machine that uses a load cell, a static electric sensor, a magnetic sensor, and ultrasonic sensors to determine material types. The waste sorter quickly and accurately sorts the waste types into distinct bins, while staying within the ASME design constraints.
Team: ME 10.2Sponsor: World Bicycle ReliefSponsor Liaison(s): Craig DeAmbroseFaculty Advisor: Prof. Mike LarsonStudents: Adam Bornemann, Charlie Bourain, Jessica Gunderson, Peter Medina, Mark Toma
World Bicycle Relief (WBR) is a non-profit organization that provides bicycles to medical workers and school children in Zambia and other developing countries. WBR has identified a need to provide a parking brake and a cell phone charger as original equipment on their bicycles.WBR bicycles are single speed, and often loaded with supplies and equipment weighing up to 150 pounds. This makes pedaling the bike up moderate inclines difficult, so the bicycles are often pushed forcing the rider to pause during the climb. A parking brake would allow the rider to rest and recuperate during these pauses. Land-based telephone and electrical power systems are either uncommon or unreliable in much of the WBR rider regions in Zambia. As a result, most communication is done via cellular phones, which require regular charging. A bicycle-based cell phone charging system would provide this charging source. The cell phone charger should have additional capacity to power a bicycle lighting system. Team 10.2 designed and developed a simple and practical parking brake and cell phone charging system with additional capacity to power a bicycle light. Prototypes of both products were built and tested. Complete engineering specifications and drawings of both products were also created.
Team: ME 10.3 Sponsor: Solution Recovery ServicesSponsor Liaison(s): Puneet Chandra and Tom CzartoskiFaculty Advisor: Dr. Teodora Shuman and Dr. Greg MasonStudents: Brian De Vitis, Justin Umagat, Dennis Chang, and Adrianne Beach
Solution Recovery Services (SRS) is a leader in industrial fluid purification and separation. The company is investing in the development of custom separation technology for a variety of industries, one of which is alternative fuels. SRS combined efforts with Seattle University to explore the effect of electroporation on microalgae. Electroporation is the process of applying short electrical pulses to permeate cell membranes, allowing DNA and other substances to be introduced to the cell. Currently, this method is successfully used in biotechnology and medicine. The team is specifically investigating whether electroporation is an effective pretreatment to the chemical process that SRS is using to separate the important components of Nannochloropsis oculata (microalgae). If the method proves to decrease the amount of energy, time, and money required, then it will contribute to solving the large-scale challenge of making algae-based fuels a reality. To investigate the effectiveness, the team conducted numerous tests on a batch electroporation device developed during the summer of 2009. Also, the team built and tested a continuous flow electroporation device. The test results will be presented.
Team: ME 10.4Sponsor: National Park ServiceSponsor Liaison(s): Mr. Jim Fuller, Mr. Keith ElderFaculty Advisor: Dr. Teodora ShumanStudents: Matt Murphy, Gary Beach, Adam Lyons, Chai Thamkongka
Mount Rainer National Park asked the ME 10.4 team to perform energy audits of two park buildings, analyze alternatives, recommend insulation of the building envelopes, and design heating and ventilation systems for both buildings. The goal is to achieve very high energy efficiency of close to 20 kWh/m2 per building per year. The two single-story buildings were built circa 1930, and are in need of an energy retrofit. The buildings are located in Longmire, WA and used as park maintenance-related storage and work areas. Both buildings lack insulation in the walls, ceilings, and crawlspaces and have single pane windows. The current heating systems consist of a condensing propane forced air system in building L214 and propane unit heaters in building L203. Both buildings also use electric heaters. The team recommended a retrofit plan, which includes insulation installation, replacement of windows and doors, architectural re-design, removal of the current electric heaters and propane unit heaters, and the installation of an efficient primary heating system. By achieving the goal, the carbon footprint of the two buildings and the energy cost will be significantly decreased.
Team: ME 10.5Sponsor: Cray Inc.Sponsor Liaison(s): Patrick StevensonFaculty Advisor: Dr. Christopher StipeStudents: Jaymie Ayson, James Golder, Moussa Niang, Budi Susanto, Andrew Wu
Cray Inc. is a supercomputer manufacturing company. They have data centers all over the United States, each of which contains approximately 450 supercomputer cabinets. These supercomputers are used for high-powered computational analysis, like Hurricane Storm Surge Modeling, which is used by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to design more effective barriers for damage mitigation and protection against flooding. A single Cray supercomputer cabinet consumes approximately 48kW of power for data processing. After data processing, the power is released in the form of heat from the processors. Currently, Cray Inc. does not have any way of converting the waste heat into usable electricity. Cray Inc. asked the team to design and analyze possible methods to address this problem. The team pursued three possible solutions: a Rankine cycle, Thermal Electric Generators (TEG), and Photovoltaic Cells (PV). Each of the three solutions applies different concepts to convert the waste heat into usable electricity. The study will provide Cray with an analysis of the costs and efficiency of each of the three possible solutions, provided that the latest technology is available.
Team: ECE 10.1Sponsor: Seattle UniversitySponsor Liaison(s)Andrew AndersonTeam Members: Maxime Cazor, Ronny Hartanto, Ting Yen Lin, Gregory RayFaculty Advisor: Prof. Alvin Moser
A user-friendly program was designed to improve the pronunciation of student's names at the Seattle University commencement. In brief, students will be allowed to record their names prior to the graduation ceremony. The recording will allow readers to practice before graduation, as well as receive aid during graduation. The student's unique username is encoded in barcode text and is carried to the podium, where a barcode scanner and software will play the recorded name into an earpiece. Software for recording the names and editing the resulting sound files, creating bar codes, and retrieving appropriate sound files for playback were written in C++ with Visual Studio© and in MatLab©.
Team: ECE 10.2Sponsor: Seattle City LightSponsor Liaison(s)Sung KimFaculty Advisor: Prof. Paul NeudorferStudents: Melanie Dolores, Evan Higuchi, Andrew Miron, Randy Silva
In conjunction with the CEE10.2 team's structural design, a corresponding detailed electrical system package was designed for Seattle City Light's Diablo Dam storage building. Utilizing the National Electrical Code (NEC) and SCL requirements, the complete electrical package was produced and includes the following: a list of chosen components, which consists of lighting, motors, outlets, and wiring; a schematic which illustrates the placement and layout of components; a spreadsheet, which contains power load calculations; and a one-line power distribution diagram.
Team: ECE 10.3Sponsor: Seattle UniversitySponsor Liaison(s)Steve SzablyaFaculty Advisor: Prof. Henry LouieStudents: Che Kent Chan, Eric Hoffstetter, Natalie Pear, Kevin Peng
Access to reliable electricity remains unavailable to approximately one third of the world's population, with a disproportionate concentration of people who live in developing or rural communities. Amongst this backdrop of inaccessibility to electricity is a seemingly incongruent proliferation of portable electronic devices, such as cellular phones and radios. To power these devices, the owners must pay a merchant who owns a generator or walk to the nearest town to charge or exchange discharged batteries for charged batteries. Last year, a senior design team designed a portable hand-cranked generator to alleviate this burden, which can be constructed with resources and labor available in rural areas. This year, the project continued with a focus on simplifying the design, improving the power output of the generator, and providing instructions on how to build the generator.
Team: ECE 10.4Sponsor: The Other Roadside AttractionSponsor Liaison(s)Dan Brown, Pam HomFaculty Advisor: Dr. Agnieszka MiguelStudents: Alec Adams, Kevin Grady, Hao Nguyen, Michael Kimura
The challenge that the team faced was to devise a navigational system with high degrees of accuracy and precision for tracking the movement of up to twenty-one robots simultaneously while they move about in a display area with a maximum floor space of 15x30m2, which is called a venue. Two possible solutions were evaluated. The first, an optical tracking method, used cameras from above to determine the robots' locations. The second, an array of RFID floor panels, translated RFID tag identification numbers, gathered by readers placed on the robots, into a set of physical coordinates. The deliverables are a close evaluation of each method and recommendations.
Team: ECE 10.5Sponsor: Schweitzer Engineering LaboratoriesSponsor Liaison(s)Kinchieu WeiFaculty Advisor: Prof. Xu-Sheng ChenStudents: Lawrence Ancheta, Arman Birang, Thu-Thao Nguyen, Igor Parkman
The power transformer is one of the cornerstones of the power distribution systems that millions of people and organizations depend on. Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories is one of the industry leaders when it comes to protection equipment that insures the integrity of these power systems, which includes the transformers. When designing power transformer protection, it is necessary to take into consideration the wide variety of faults that can occur. An algorithm will be implemented using computerized methods and digital signal processing techniques, specifically, controlling the behavior of protection relays under inrush currents and internal faults. A comparison to the protection scheme used in the sponsor's SEL-487E protection relay will be made under these same conditions.
Team: ECE 10.6Sponsor: Kenworth Truck CompanySponsor Liaison(s)Frank Churchill, Sean Smith Students: Eric Hee, Junya Motoike, Christopher Rabotin, Don Sable, Siyu ZhangFaculty Advisor: Prof. Henry Louie
The Kenworth Truck Company wishes to make a positive impact on the environment by powering their recently constructed 8000 square foot PACCAR Technology Center (PTC) with a renewable energy source. The goal of this project is to design a renewable energy system that is capable of supplying the approximately 38,000 kWh of energy consumed by the PTC each year. Both wind and solar power systems were investigated for feasibility and profitability. Through statistical analysis and simulation, it was determined that an approximately 40 kW photovoltaic (PV) array placed on the PTC rooftop is the design that maximizes the return on investment.
Team: CSSE 10.1Sponsor: Neighborhood HouseSponsor Liaison(s): Melissa Buyukcetin, Tony Kuo, Chad Trakarnsilpa, Alex WangFaculty Advisor: Prof. Annie DaiStudents: Tommy Faizal, Michael Fujiuchi, Mary Scarborough, Riley Taylor
Neighborhood House, a local non-profit organization in Seattle, built a new community center with many state of the art environmentally friendly features. In an effort to educate the High Point community, the team developed educational software to be implemented on a touch screen kiosk located on the High Point campus. This software showcases many of the "green" technologies present in the community center. The project required the team to include multi-media, such as video and graphics, to make the program accessible to all ages. In addition, the program makes data previously collected by the building available.
Team: CSSE 10.2Sponsor: Philips HealthCareSponsor Liaison(s): Stephen Metz, Thomas GauthierFaculty Advisor: Prof. Yingwu ZhuStudents: Kevin Chang, Fauzia Lala, Corey McMillin, Lauren Saiki
Philips aims to pioneer a paradigm shift away from hospital-owned patient records towards patient-owned records by sponsoring the development of a software solution that would enable a direct upload of a patient's medical records from an Ultrasound machine to an online health records storage service provider, such as Microsoft Health Vault. The Philips Team created a scalable software prototype that receives a DICOM file from an Ultrasound Machine, processes the study of single frame image(s), and uploads the study to the patient's Microsoft Health Vault (MS HV) account. This process will enhance records management for both the hospital and patient and provide reliable access to their complete health records, even when they change healthcare providers.
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I have a 1988 audi 90 quattro and I'm not sure of the location of the crank sensor. I think it is mounted on the tranny where it mounts up to the engine. The problem is that there are two sensors located there, one is a little bit higher up to the left. Wondering if it is the speed sensor? Anyway I'm not sure how to install the crank sensor. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Worcester Sharks general manager Wayne Thomas announced today that the team has signed forward Patrick Rissmiller and defenseman Michael Wilson to professional tryout agreements.
Rissmiller, a 34-year-old Belmont, Mass., native and Holy Cross alum, has played 523 AHL games for Cleveland, Hartford, Grand Rapids, Chicago, Lake Erie and Rochester, where he accumulated 125 goals and 227 assists for 352 points.
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I realized alot when I started watching anime. I started making my own little fan-fics and even creating my own manga. It's pretty much half of what I am today. Anime furreak!
Anime + Music = My Life.
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I realized alot when I started watching anime. I started making my own little fan-fics and even creating my own manga. It's pretty much half of what I am today. Anime furreak!
Anime + Music = My Life.
If I hadn't got'n n2 the whole anime thing, I wldn't have many of the friends I have now. Plus anime would b 1 less thing my sister & I have n common, & we don't have much. Plus since I've got'n n2 anime... I love drawing it, or attempting 2 anyway. :p1: & I wldn't have met this really awesome guy either...
Hahaha, seriously though, I've been watching anime since I was born, I just never was "in" to it til I moved to the US from Japan and realized that I watched anime cuz I loved it, not cuz it was just on TV. Since I realized that I've been buying anime DVDs, manga, and other goodies anytime I have the chance and $ to. XD
Its actually given me a direction in my life and to what I can do with it too. I mean sure, I'm studying to be a game developer but that doesnt mean that anime didnt affect me. Almost all of my ideas come from anime and manga and I hope to make a game one day thats anime styled like: Guilty Gear, Disgaea, Phantom Brave, Makai Kingdom, Atelier Iris, and so on. XD
It also made me join AO, in which I've met a lot of interesting ppl and given me the growing interest of sig making. ^^
anime did not really affect me that much. But i just loved the charaters in anime and the plots an the names.
I dont if its my natural nature to be so not caring about situations. for example. both i and my roommate have the same hmwk not done, and its due the day before, he'd be overreacting and going "gaaaaaahhh!!!", I wuld be in my room, or just laying on my bed until lke 12am thinking "what should i eat tommorow??". I just can't get really excitied, impressed, or worried about things., My roommate says im so "effn' emotionless", i guess i could be at times. but thats just how i go about things.
I relation to anime, i guess i take on the carefree properties those quiet characters have or, just being persuaded to join a career of some sort.
I don't think i would live without anime, well i guess i could but only.
Still i've found more things to do and its much more entertaining. Drawing, reading, writing, etc.
After I started watching Sailor Moon and all of the anime on Cartoon Network in 1999 to present. I've found myself a bit of an otaku. Okay more of an otaku. And anime also affected my style of art. I started to draw anime style and I still do. If I didn't have anime I wouldn't have lived and played video games and my art wouldn't be what it is today.
How anime affected me? Well i was bored and i was trying to find some ideas for the games that i was programming and then i started reading manga book. Then i found out that i can watch anime and i started watching anime. Now since i started watching anime and read manga i get a lot more ideas for desining a game. I usually desing a lot of games in the past but since i started to read manga and watch anime i got a lot more ideas about making different games and stiles. I useally desing RPG or 3D games. Sometime i desing 2D games. But watching anime is really fun.Sometimes i just watch it bc i am bored or bc its real fun to watch. I actually started to like anime like a year ago and now i foind a website that i can talk to all the people who kind of like the same thing as i do.


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I'm going thru Michael Hartl's Ruby on Rails tutorial and, like him, using TextMate as my editor. Today, in chapter 3 of his tutorial, I saw him do something in TextMate I've not seen done before:
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I've found the keystrokes to autocomplete a tag, but this is a little different. Any ideas how this is being done?


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Removing Caulk Is Removing Grout
I tried to remove the caulk where the tub meets the tile, and it pulled out the grout with the caulk. I stopped after the first tile. This caulk isn't flexible, almost chips off and has somehow bonded to the grout. Is there some type of solvent that would soften the caulk while leaving the grout undamaged?
I would like to say that the previous owner did this caulking job, but it was me. Although it's been a couple of years, I thought the tube just said tub/shower caulking, but my goodness!
Thanks for any sharing any advice or guidance. I hate it when what I think will be a relatively quick job turns into a learning experience.
Cathy in SWPA
"I tried to remove the caulk where the tub meets the tile, and it pulled out the grout with the caulk."
Was the grout between the tile and the tub?
It never should have been there in the first place.
As soon as the tub was filled with water and a person got in the tub moved enough to break the grout joint.
Just pull it all out and put in new caulk.
If the grout is between tiles, there is something wrong.
"Was the grout between the tile and the tub?"
Yes, where the base of tile meets the tub. I wondered about that. I have limited experience, but can't recall ever seeing that before.
Many thanks for the advice, Brickeyee. This is going to take more time than I anticipated.
Take care -- Cathy
Any grout between the tile and tub should be removed so pull it out with the old sealant and re seal the joint with the most expensive 100% silicone sealant you can find, not just tile and tub caulk.
It is necessary to thoroughly remove all of the original silicone in order for the new silicone to stick. Unfortunately that is extremely difficult.
Here are some suggestions from GE:
"It is VERY difficult to remove silicone from a surface. However, if you must remove it, follow the suggestions below.
To remove silicone sealant from surfaces, first remove as much as possible by cutting/peeling/scraping excess sealant from surface.
* For ceramic tile, marble, Formica, fiberglass, etc., use 100% mineral spirits (turpentine) and a non-abrasive scouring pad. Test solvent on a hidden area of the surface to ensure that discoloration will not occur. If discoloration does occur, contact the manufacturer of the surface for further assistance.
* For glass surfaces, use a razor blade to remove as much as possible, then apply mineral spirits. Remove excess as much as possible, then apply mineral spirits. Remove excess with a towel or other suitable cleaning utensil that will not mar the surface (such as a non-abrasive pad).
NOTE: For surfaces such as hard plastics or painted surfaces, including cars, use rubbing alcohol and a soft cloth. Do not use mineral spirits. Only use these solvents in a well-ventilated area and follow all safety precautions and instructions listed on the product label. Material Safety Data Sheets for GE Sealants & Adhesives products are available upon request. Similar information for solvents and other chemicals you choose to use with GE products should be obtained from your suppliers. When solvents are used, proper safety precautions must be observed.
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To remove sealant from a porous/rough surface, (concrete, brick, wallpaper) remove as much of the sealant as possible (same as smooth surface). If necessary, use a wire brush in conjunction with mineral spirits. NOTE: We do not recommend use of a wire brush to remove sealant from wood surfaces, as doing so could damage the wood. Also, mineral spirits should not be used if the wood has any type of finish on it. Test solvent on a hidden area before applying. Mineral spirits are flammable and should be used away from sparks, flames and other sources of ignition. Only use these solvents in a well-ventilated area and follow all safety precautions and instructions listed on the product label. Material Safety Data Sheets for GE Sealants & Adhesives products are available upon request. Similar information for solvents and other chemicals you choose to use with GE products should be obtained from your suppliers. When solvents are used, proper safety precautions must be observed.
NOTE: There is nothing that will dissolve silicone.
NOTE: If reapplying silicone to the area, remove the old sealant. Then clean the area with a disinfectant if mold or mildew is present, apply rubbing alcohol. Let the area dry before re-applying silicone. Do not use soap to clean surfaces to be sealed because silicone will not adhere to surfaces covered with any soap scum."
I suspect this is a far more difficult job than you yet realize.
Many thanks for the additional information, macv! In particular, instructions for what to use for each circumstance -- great!
I was wondering about mineral spirits, except this bathroom has no ventilation except for a rinky-dink fan (add a teenager, hence the mold/mildew.)
I ended up googling caulk solvents and found a 3M product that seemed to get good reviews and was recommended by Popular Mechanics in its How to Remove Caulk - 6 Easy Steps. I think I just used DAP kwik seal. I would really like to just remove the caulk as a first step and then check the grout.
"I suspect this is a far more difficult job than you yet realize." Yep. While I thought I was mid-way on the caulk learning curve, I am at the high end knowing when to stop due to past screw-ups. Because it took me 15 minutes to remove about 3", I walked away and came here. Now, I'm at least committed to fixing. Whatever I do, is going to take more time than anticipated.
Thanks again for the great additional information. I'll report back if I have any success.
Take care - Cathy
If it is DAP Kwikseal, it is not silicone sealant but an acrylic latex caulk with some silicone added to make it a bit more flexible and last longer. If it could originally be cleaned up with water and be painted, it doesn't contain much silicone and shouldn't be difficult to remove.
If the product only lasted a few years I don't recommend using it again. The most flexible and longest lasting sealant is 100% GE silicone but it requires some skill and experience to install neatly.
Most flooring outfits have silicone caulks in a wide variety of colors where you can match up your existing grout with that of the colored silicone. Remove it all, clean it out and rid of any loose debris, find a matching colored silicone to go with your existing grout, no worries. I know easier said than doen, but persistence pays off. Never grout up to the tub, ever again. Hear me? Never again! The same applies to baseboard if your tile butts up against it, dont grout the joint between the tile and base, but rather use matching colored silicone.
i would like to know why the caulk that you put around the tub turns "dirty" looking in a matter of weeks after you put it on. it is regular tub tile but it is just awful looking. a oerson could do every couple of months. any suggestions on how clean it or a different product to use? thanks in advance.


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Ai, The Succubus
NOTE: I do not understand the number system too well if this character is OP please tell me what to correct Thanks
Visual Look: the same body figure that ahri but with a purple skirt and a white shirt with no sleeves and armor boots the go upper her knee a purple devil tail black straight hair and the purple devil wings that she uses to fly during her other actions (like kayle) and has a charm in the shape of a heart that flys around her (like syndra)
Lore: The Succubi race is coming to an end so to make sure the race of succubi doesn't face extinction every new born girl is blessed by their mother and taught by their mothers how to seduce men the find their love parther and destined one and but for that they need to carefully choose wich one it is from a large pool of men the bewitch with their love charm for Ai's case she was a genius child and the race was proud of her birth since she at a young age possesed the capabilities of a adult succubus normally it is difficul to charm a man at a young age normally only dault succubbus can charm multiple men at once but Ai never shown signs of Difficulty she always was capable of charm at least a large group of men with one charm so the succubi race desided that they would send Ai on a mission the save her race she would bring the biggest pool of men ever so that every succubi of the race could meet a new destined one and stop the extinction of the succubi race
Ai – " I'm in a very important mission the future of my race is in risk please summoners help me"´
Quotes:*Upon Selection"Where are you looking, summoner?
"Your pain is my pleasure."
"Tempting am I not?"
"Your wish shall be granted...if you can satisfy me"
"haha too easy"
"A Succubus is a creature that lives on love. I'd gladly die for love!"
"I'd thought that living for love was everything to me and yet
"that's why I won't let anyone say those feelings are fake
"Don't be shy now, this will also be my first time"
Damage ~ 50 (+3)
Health ~ 480 (+84 per level)
Mana ~ 410 (+55 per level)
Move Speed ~ 325
Armor ~ 11 (+3.7 per level)
Magic Resistance~ 30 (+0 per level)
Health Regen ~ 5.1 (+0.45 per level)
Mana Regen ~ 5.4 (+1.13 per level)
Good Looks(passive) -*Male Champions near Ai gains a buff called 'Charmed' and Female Champions near gain a buff called 'Jealous' both buff make the target lose 5% magic resistance, 5% AP and AD and 5% attack speed.
Q– Love Drain-*Ai drains love from target enemy dealing 70/90/110/130/150. if the target is killed Ai gains 1/1/1/1/1 AP. When hitting a slaved this skill deals double damage and bounces to other 5 targets (can hit same targets)
cost: 75/85/95/105/115*mana
cooldown: 7 seconds
range: 975
Magic Damage:*70*/ 90*/ 120*/ 130*/ 150* (+ 15% of targets ability power)(+ 10% of your ability power)
W Slaving Chains -*Ai calls a field of Chains that deals damage and aply's a buff called Slave on the enemy that lasts for 5 seconds and interacts with her other skills and snare the target .
Cooldown:*17*/ 16*/ 15*/ 14*/ 13 seconds
Cost:*70*/ 80*/ 90*/ 100*/ 110 mana
Magic Damage:*50*/ 60*/ 70*/ 80*/ 90*(+ 50% your ability power)
Area of Effect: 800
E Submission Debuff -* If the target is under the effects of the chains, they gain *Submission Debuff* which reduces their damage by 10%/15%/20%/25%/30%, and will silence them for two seconds after the chains are finish.
Cost: 75/85/95/105/115*mana
cooldown: 12/11/10/9/8 seconds
Magic Damage: 80/100/125/150/200
R Succubus Invasion-*Ai enters an enemys mind dealing damage over 3 seconds and suppressing it. in the end Ai gains health and mana equal to half of the damage dealt
Cooldown:*120/90/60 seconds
Magic Damage:*300/450/600* (+10% of your ability power)
Suppress duration: 3 seconds
Attack animation: Ai points the the enemy and the charm the flys around her stabbs the 1the target
Love Drain: The target blows in a pink glow and then the glow dissapears after a explosion sound dealing damage
Slaving Chains:Ai wings glow in purple and chains are realised in a circle the center of the circle will always be Ai
Love Charm:Ai's eyes glow in pink and the player and players close to Ai will ear a evil laugh and Ai will fire Love Charm
Succubus Invasion: Ai makes na evil laugh that all players in the map allied and enemys hear after that she turns into energy (like maokai's twisted advance) and when arrives the ultime starts dealing damage and supresses the target after that the Ai player and the affected enemy will ear evil laughs
Bibliography: http://maxwindy.deviantart.com/art/T...ubus-129096502
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i'd love to see this champion in game i hope riot takes notice of this ^_^
I would like a Succubus champion. So far we have Morgana who is a female demon and Ahri who is a seductive champ, but there's something to be said about a seductive demon chica.
This one's abilities and lore are pretty "meh" though.
I must say that the name is kindof genius. "Ai" (あい) is Japanese for love. Even better, the name is short and therefore saves keystrokes in chat. (I find myself addressing Garen as simply "G" in game.)
... and that's really all I have to say. She doesn't seem like she would add much to the roster, other than another moé female champ. For maturity's sake, I'd like to see female champ design get away from that with more than just Leona.
Oh, can Vi get "Charmed" instead of "Jealous?"
I think it would be a cool champion but I may need to tweak the numbers what would you guys suggest
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Kirilli Kovacs
Me Gusta !
I voted Yes!
Gavin Nightfrost
Yes Yes Yes please!
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George Martin / Ken Regan Dual Autographed 'SB XXI Safety vs. Elway' Photograph
Ken Regan was born and grew up in the Bronx. He studied journalism at Columbia and attended New York University's Film School. His photography career began in the sports arena where he covered the World Series, Super Bowls, the Olympics, heavyweight championship fights, Hockey, Basketball, Tennis, Auto Racing, and other professional sports for Time, Sports Illustrated, Life, and Newsweek. By the late 80s, Ken had over 200 magazine covers to his credit, as well as numerous awards from the Missouri School of Journalism and World Press Photo to the New York Newspaper Guild.
George Martin was a part of the 1986 NY Giants team that won a franchise record 14 games. In January 1987, Martin was one of the team captains for the Super Bowl XXI champions; late in the second quarter Martin sacked Denver quarterback, John Elway, in the end zone for a safety, cutting the Broncos lead to 10-9 (which would remain the score at halftime).
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