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Gender: Male Age: Secret Location: Somewhere in the Republic of Texas
Posted: 2011-05-09
This is a short about... sex and food..
Peter was a bit of an oddball after culinary school he had started several businesses and from the profits of selling some of those and from a few current projects he found himself with quite a lot of free time on his hands. He had met Shannon working at the check out counter of a local grocery store. She was completely oblivious to him or what he was about so when he invited her over for dinner she was hesitant at first but eventually acquiesced after some prodding. Peter called her a few hours before to find out her favorites, She was pretty blasé about her response having not really experienced food.
She arrived at Peters house a conservative looking building single story three bedroom two bath affair and after the tour he led her into the kitchen where he had her sit down on a bar overlooking the kitchen. A jigger of Rum and some fruit produced a nice but weak alcoholic diversion while she watched him work. Potatoes went on first, Then a hefty Salmon steak; bacon was cooking somewhere as well. Then it was asparagus and brussle sprouts. Peter quickly created some noodles which he set aside once cooked and some mussels. She watched fascinated as he produced first a bowl of salad with sliced cucumbers and grape tomatoes some small fronds of lettuce dressed with a bacon cream dressing that as she ate sent shivers down her spine. Then it was long flat noodles mixed with mussels crested with a salmon steak covered in a cream sauce, potatoes dressed with a butter garlic parsley reduction. The asparagus and Brussels sprouts that she was quite unsure of had this earthy flavor that was contrasted sharply with a butter lemon sauce that she kept dipping into. Every bite was an adventure and when he opened a sweet white wine and filled her goblet with it she found herself entering a whole new world of flavor and experience.
"This is wonderful" she said.
"Thank you I'm glad you gave it a try" Peter smiled and sipped his wine.
"I had no idea"
"Few people really do"
"So what's after this?"
"Some candied grapefruits and chocolate"
"Yum" she said her fork working feverishly at the food in front of her. "If I keep on like this I'll get fat"
"Well then we will just do this from time to time, to give you time to recover if you would like?" He chuckled
"Hey anytime you want to feed me I'm up for it this is a far cry from ramen noodles and microwave burritos and take out salad."
"I expect it is, there are some things that I would like to do?"
"Oh? What do you mean like with food or are you talking after we eat?"
"After we eat" he grinned
"You mean like bending me over the kitchen table and having your way with me cause that's the only way you're going to make me any more full"
Peter laughed, "Well that would be nice but I was thinking something else entirely."
"Okay now you got me curious"
"Well there are a few things really but to start with… I'd like to make a mold of your body"
"What for?"
Peter Laughed "Well if I told you then it wouldn't be a surprise now would it?"
"Okay what does this involve?"
"Well you getting naked of first of all" Peter said putting the candied grapefruits and chocolate truffles in front of her.
"Okay and then what?"
"And then we make a mold"
"No I mean after we make the mold?"
"Ahh… I think you'll probably want a shower…"
"Will you join me?"
"If you would like?"
"I would like?" she flashed a smile at him as he led her back to a bedroom that was more of a workshop than a bedroom. It took over an hour but when the casting was done he led the naked Shannon into the master bathroom. Her fingers pulled the shirt up off his chest and tangled in the soft curls of his pelt. His hands slipped down her body and cupped the curves of her butt. She tilted her head up to meet his mouth with hers. his hard cock pressing between them. Her fingers danced tantalizingly as if she were fingering a flute her lips brushed his nipples as the warm water flowed over them. He lifted her lithe body his cock pressing at the entrance of her sex. She gasped and dug her fingernails in as he entered her. She enjoyed the long slow strokes of his cock while he nibbled and sucked at her pointed breasts. Shannon growled and flexed her hips wet flesh slapping and sliding against wet flesh. Shannon's fingers digging into the smooth flesh of peters back as he forcibly pinned her to the wall. Their mouth's wrestled while their hips bucked together. His hands dug into the firm flesh of her ass as he pounded Shannon's tight little pussy. She moaned when the first spurt of white-hot cream splashed inside of her, her pussy contracting on orgasm as more cream filled her pleasantly.
After they toweled off Heather said her good bye's and a lingering kiss before she walked down the sidewalk to her car. It wasn't until a few days later when Shannon again returned to Peters house. Peter led Shannon into the living room, she was stunned by a life sized statue, made of clear pink crystal and parts, she blushed when she noticed that the lips and the tips of the statues breasts were darker. "What do you think?" Peter asked
"Its… its wow"
Peter smiled "It's pure sugar so you could lick it and it would be like eating candy"
"Really wow that's just wow" she let her fingers slide across the smooth stomach of the statue"
"It's the first one I ever did its quite interesting"
"But today" he walked her to the kitchen "We are going to try something else." His hands worked the buttons of her blouse. She shrugged the blouse into a pool onto the floor his strong firm hands caressed her waist and back as his lips tasted the soft gentle curve of her neck. She groaned as her hands worked the hooks on her bra, she shrugged it off his hands cupping her now bare breasts. "Close your eyes" he whispered she did she felt him step away. She felt the soft caress across her breasts. "Are you ready" he whispered.
"Yes" she managed throat-tightening gasp. Suddenly searing hot across her breast, she bit her lip. As the hot liquid was painted across her skin, she let out a soft cry as the brush coated her nipple with hot liquid. She could feel the liquid running down the skin of her stomach. One breast was coated and then the other her nipples were tighter and harder than she believed possible. He finished and worked the zipper on her skirt, and then pulled her panties down. He painted her thighs and stomach next, it was hot and she tried to hold herself as still as possible, even though she thought her skin might be blistering her eyes flashed open when the brush touched the lips of her pussy, she looked down to see that her body was painted in chocolate. She gasped at the differences of white and dark chocolate that had swirled across her skin. He kissed her and then proceeded to eat the chocolate off her breasts, slowly. He would come up with a mouthful of chocolate and share it with her she could feel her whole body vibrating as he slowly worked his way toward her juicy slit. When his tongue touched the flesh of her slit her legs almost buckled from under her and when his tongue swirled around her clit her hands clawed at the back of Peters head her hips bucking involuntarily.
"Oh god" she trembled and as she caught her breath she looked at peter her hands quickly worked the fastener of his pants she pulled them down quickly and pulled his cock out holding it in her hand she smiled now it's my turn. She took the paintbrush from his hand and dipped it into the warm chocolate and began by painting Peter's cock, and then she painted his balls. She put the paintbrush down and blew lightly on the hardening chocolate. Her lips wrapped around his balls she suckled the sweet chocolate off of one and then the other. Peter trembled as her mouth hungrily sucked the chocolate coating off of his cock. Her tongue swirled as she felt the hot gobs of cream exploding into her mouth mingling with the bitter sweetness of the chocolate.
She swallowed looking up at him "we should really clean up" she giggled. Peter pulled her to the feet and slapped her on the ass as the two of them retreated back to the shower…
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2012-09-09 17:03:32
Do you think that if you just ignore it it'll go away? I mean she can make the /r/ sound, so it's not a maettr of of needing artic therapy. It kinda reminds me of when my friends and I practiced speaking with a British accent. I understand how you feel though, I'm also a speech path. People (friends/family) seem to have higher expectations for our children's ability to speak early, clearer, and in complete sentences! Good luck!
2012-03-10 21:06:13
OK I have to admit I am a chocolate addict. I like chocolate as much as sex. Now put the two together like this.....ORGASM. Also at my age I could eat more chocolate than pussy. Well let's see about that.
anonymous reader
2012-02-14 02:05:21
great job but its more for people who come here to get off but other wise good job
anonymous reader
2011-12-30 03:57:40
much to short and not really interesting at all........ maybe you should learn English
anonymous reader
2011-12-25 02:09:39
I liked it. it was simple but in a good way:)
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In short: This race is a fakeIn full: These comments are in relation to the South London 10k. Not the Wimbledon Half Marathon. This Wimbledon Half Marathon has never been run before and they are using other peoples comments to legitimise a race. Date of review: December 4, 2013
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hello there!
I thought I'd start a sketchbook here so that I can get some good advise and critiques on what to practise more on. My goal right now is to be some kind of illustrator or concept artist.
I'll just start of with some older finished stuff:
ok so there's some stuff I already made.. Now lets see if I can get any better!
so here's a bunch of sketches I made recently:
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more sketches and a CoW I made!
very cool!
Something I made for school...
you know a lot of drawing/painting techniques some of them are quit fresh and your images as well
keep going
I am searching for a "Mentor" who will give me some hint's and an ass-kick when I get lazy
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Great variety in your Sketchbook, I especially like the monochrome watercolors. Keep pushin.!
Thank you! Here's two photostudies I did a while back. More stuff soon!
I started doing some bridgeman studies because I know my anatomy sucks... so here's the first few pages.. and a bonus octupus!
also me and jbruno started a sketchgroup here.
here's two samples from the sketchgroup
some fun stuff and some studies!
some sketches I made during a lecture today
painting I made for my girlfriend
and this is a christmas card I made for 2012
hope you all had a great christmas and a happy new year!
cool stuff! a lot of your stuff looks good and shows potential and other pieces look like you need more practice with the basics. maybe try and continue with studies, anyways keep posting!
thank you very much for the feedback! I know what you mean.. I know my anatomy sucks for one thing.. i'm working on that! Feel free to point out any other things you think I could practice more on, would be a great help! thats the reason I post here, to get better! thanks again!
Nice works man. The one with the dude with the white hair is shockingly nice...I like the blurred out effect, I wonder if you use filter or brush to get that look when i see that...its sweet. the bots are cool as well. Sweet first page, keep posting!
Thank you very much froz3n! I just used a normal soft edge brush for that great to hear you guys like some of it!!
I like your artwork. I just think that you can push a little harder on the watercolors, they need more contrast. I know that watercolors dry lighter so I think you should use more paint to increase the saturation. About the drawings, yes you need anatomy studies, but that is ok, just go for it. And keep posting.
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Thanks Cojak! I'll keep that in mind he next time I do something in watercolor! I'm gonna post some more studies soon!
Wow, some really creative stuff! Nice work.
Always nice to hear! Thank you! Here's a photo study.
You got some pretty cool concepts! The B&W painting with the girl in the bathroom is really awesome
Ohh! Älskar din senaste bild. Riktigt nice atmosfär! Jag saknar kanske ett litet rymdskepp upp i kanten eller något hehe. Keep it up!
Erikly: Thanks man! Glad you like it!
Joakim Olofsson: Tack så mycket! Kolla upp Alexandre Deschaumes, hans naturfotografier har oftast riktigt bra atmosfärer! Denna bilden tänkte jag ska bli lite mer åt sci fi hållet när den e klar:
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Lovely start to a sketchbook really love that last piece. The colours are sublime, as are the paint strokes. My only suggestion for were to maybe focus some efforts would be to look at thumbnails and enviro studies. The top environments all look fairly traditional in composition, maybe try out thumbnails for composition and explore new possibilities.
Thank you! So nice to hear that I'm at least making some progress! I've been trying hard lately to work out some better compositions. But you're right I should make more thumbnails!
think i'm gonna call this done now... or maybe I should add more spaceships in the background? what do you think?
Thanks for dropping by my sb. Really digging these last environments of yours. The colors in those clouds man . The spaceship seems a bit out of place which could be a good thing, small farm with a spaceship looming overhead does have a pretty interesting sound to it but I didnt really read it as a ship right away. Maybe putting one in the foreground a bit closer so you get a sense of scale and some detail as to what it is. Other than that man keep up the work.
Thanks for the feedback! My idea was a really massive spaceship in the distance, but I think the image has a lack of depth so it may be hard to tell, as you mention. Think I'm gonna add more ships behind the first one, because I think it would take up too much space if it were closer to the camera. Probably redesign the ship as well, and get some overlapping in there! Thanks again!
hmm can't decide..
somthing more traditional UFO like:
or like this:
Great start! I like your digital painting of Roy Batty so much that I'd buy a poster of it in a heartbeat.
Arthe: Made my day! Many thanks!


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cranium2001 Mar 24, 2012 11:41 AM (in response to Archaemides)You're probably screwed. There's a thing going around with people inviting you into their vaults and deranking you too. Too bad some people get their "jollies" off of other peoples pain.
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G IH A IN ID II Mar 24, 2012 11:51 AM (in response to cranium2001)A modding group created a viral mod, which we prevented from spreading within twelve hours yesterday. Sadly, in 'protest' at our ability to disable this they are now inviting player's to private matches where they reset their stats. We have a fix for this in the works and are backing up player's stats so that we can restore them if needed next week.
In the meantime avoid friend invites from ANYONE not on your friend list.
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codcom Mar 24, 2012 11:59 AM (in response to G IH A IN ID II)G IH A IN ID II wrote:
We have a fix for this in the works and are backing up player's stats so that we can restore them if needed next week.
What about the players whos stats are already reset?
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G IH A IN ID II Mar 24, 2012 12:06 PM (in response to codcom)They will have been backed up. We put this system in place the moment we learned of this group's activity.
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grif77775 Mar 24, 2012 12:09 PM (in response to G IH A IN ID II)thanks for heads up
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Thedestoyer Mar 24, 2012 12:28 PM (in response to G IH A IN ID II)Very true. It's sad that people get their jollies from pulling such stunts. As far as I am concerned, nobody can be trusted out there in XBL world. lol.
They're always up to something, you know?
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trialstardragon Mar 24, 2012 12:38 PM (in response to G IH A IN ID II)For this very reason, I never accept game invites from people I do not know. I always deny them and if they continue to try and send invites I block them at that point. If they try to get others from the lobby to do the same, I just deny and block them too when needed.
It is never wise to accept game invites from people you never have played with before or complete random strangers ever because of these possible actions.
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Thedestoyer Mar 24, 2012 12:40 PM (in response to trialstardragon)Exactly. This is why I have all my communications set to private. Want to message me? Voice chat? Send an invite? Nope. Gotta be a friend on my friends list. Bottom line.
You can't trust people out there on XBL. Too many bad apples pulling stunts like this, you know?
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vims1990 Mar 24, 2012 3:01 PM (in response to Archaemides)Like reality, don't trust strangers


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Transformation Roundtable Discussion with CBOs and RepresentativesAs a part of its ongoing public outreach efforts, USCIS recently hosted two roundtable discussions in Washington, D.C. to obtain feedback about upcoming changes to the Agency's business processes. The September 25 Transformation Roundtable Discussion involved direct feedback from a group of Community Based Organizations (CBOs) and customer representatives regarding the development of electronic accounts. Ultimately, these accounts will form the basis for USCIS Transformation, which is a multi-year effort to create a more transparent, effective, and customer-focused organization. The following is a summary of this meeting. USCIS plans to host more of these sessions in the future and will post details for those interested in participating as meetings are scheduled. Event: Transformation Roundtable Discussion (CBOs and Representatives) Date: Sept. 25, 2009 Location: USCIS Tomich Conference Center, Washington DC; plus web-enabled teleconference Purpose/ObjectivesGather feedback and input on proposed ideas around setting up and managing an online account Understand questions and concerns for benefit seekers, representatives and CBOs around online accounts. Agenda
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IntroductionGreg Collett, Chief, Office of Transformation Coordination, explained that USCIS is redesigning its business through a Transformation program led by business processes enabled by technology. Mr. Collett provided an overview of Transformation, comparing "the Current State" to proposed concepts for how interaction with USCIS could look in the future as depicted below:
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Christine Cassel, MD, president and CEO of the National Quality Forum, is a leading expert in geriatric medicine, medical ethics, and quality of care. Dr. Cassel is one of 20 scientists chosen by President Obama to serve on the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology, and she is the author or co-author of 14 books and more than 200 journal articles. She is an adjunct professor of medicine and senior fellow in the Department of Medical Ethics and Health Policy at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine.
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Greg Bell has been named to lead the UHA, which is private, nonprofit association representing Utah hospitals, after more than 23 years of public policy experience, having most recently served as Lieutenant Governor of the state of Utah. Previously, he served as a senator and in the leadership of the Utah State Senate. Bell has provided leadership on a number of healthcare policy issues. His roles included chair for the Executive Health Policy Group for Utah's top healthcare policy leaders; chair of the Governor's Tort Reform Medical Liability Workgroup; co-chair of the Utah Health Exchange Advisory Board; and chair of Utah's Emergency Management Administration Council.
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Dee Edington, PhD, is a professor in the Division of Kinesiology at the University of Michigan. He is the founder and recently retired director of the University of Michigan Health Management Research Center. He also is the founder and chairman of Edington Associates, which helps organizations build a thriving and sustainable workplace and workforce. Trained in mathematics, kinesiology, and biochemistry, Dr. Edington's research focuses on the precursors of disease and vitality and on the relationships between healthy lifestyles, vitality, and quality of life, as they benefit both individuals and organizations. He is specifically interested in how individual health management, worksite wellness activities, and programs within organizations impact healthcare cost containment, productivity, and human resource development. He is the author or co-author of more than 800 articles, presentations, and several books.
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Shannon Brownlee is well-known for offering counter-intuitive solutions to the nation's healthcare problems, and her presentation at a recent Healthy Dialogues did not disappoint the Salt Lake audience comprised of local healthcare leaders. Overtreated was named the No. 1 economics book of 2007 by The New York Times. Brownlee is the acting director of the nonpartisan think tank New America Foundation Health Policy Program in Washington, D.C.; she is also an instructor at the Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice at Dartmouth Medical School. Brownlee is a former senior writer and editor at U.S. News & World Report, and her work has appeared in The New York Times magazine, The New Republic, Time, The Washington Post, and Los Angeles Times, among others. Brownlee was featured in the recent PBS documentary, Money & Medicine.
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Director and producer Roger Weisberg introduced Money & Medicine, an investigative documentary filmed at UCLA Medical Center and Intermountain Medical Center that illuminates the powerful forces driving soaring healthcare costs as well as dangers patients face from over-diagnosis and over-treatment. Mr. Weisberg is president of Public Policy Productions and has produced 31 documentaries on a variety of social issues that have aired in prime time on PBS and networks around the world. His films have won more than 100 awards, including Peabody, Emmy, and duPont-Columbia awards, and an Academy Award nomination in 2000. Money & Medicine aired nationally on PBS on September 25.
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Atul Gawande, MD, MPH, is a practicing surgeon, and an accomplished writer, teacher, and speaker who offers a unique perspective on the practice of medicine, the reform of healthcare, and the human struggle to do better — to improve performance. Dr. Gawande is the author of three bestselling books: Complications; and Better: A Surgeon's Notes on Performance; as well as The Checklist Manifesto: How to Get Things Right. Dr. Gawande is a surgeon at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston and the Dana Farber Cancer Institute. He is an Associate Professor of Surgery at Harvard Medical School and Associate Professor in the Department of Health Policy and Management at the Harvard School of Public Health, and Research Director for the BWH Center for Surgery and Public Health. Dr. Gawande is also a staff writer on medicine and science for The New Yorker magazine.
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Clayton M. Christensen is the Kim B. Clark Professor of Business Administration professor at Harvard Business School and the best-selling author of several books, including recently released Disrupting Class and The Innovator's Prescription. Prior to joining the Harvard faculty in 1992, Christensen served as chairman and president of CPS Technologies, a firm he co-founded with several MIT professors in 1984. He is the bestselling author of five books, including his seminal work The Innovator's Dilemma, which received the Global Business Book Award for the best business book of the year. Recently, Christensen has written on social issues such as education (Disrupting Class) and healthcare (The Innovator's Prescription, which won the 2010 James A. Hamilton Award by the College of Healthcare Executives). He holds a B.A. from Brigham Young University, and an M.Phil. from Oxford University, where he studied as a Rhodes Scholar. He received an MBA and his DBA from the Harvard Business School.
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Philip Bredesen, a Democrat, served as Tennessee's governor from 2003 until 2011. He is the author of Fresh Medicine: How to Fix Reform and Build a Sustainable Health Care System (Atlantic Monthly Press, 2010). Known for his bipartisan approach to problem-solving and careful fiscal management, Bredesen's political style proved successful and popular. Among senior elected officials, Gov. Bredesen has unusually deep experience in the field of healthcare. As a private-sector entrepreneur, he started a managed care business from his home in 1980 and grew it to an NYSE-listed company with 6,000 employees before the end of the decade. As governor, he reformed Tennessee's troubled Medicaid program - called TennCare - and developed several innovative approaches to assisting the uninsured.
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David Merritt is executive vice president of the Center for Health Transformation and the Gingrich Group. The Center, headed by former Speaker Newt Gingrich, is a collaboration of leaders dedicated to transforming health and healthcare in America. Prior to joining the Center, he was with America's Health Insurance Plans. As an expert on national health reform and health information technology, Mr. Merritt advises former Speaker Gingrich and directs the Center's policy and communications efforts. Previously, he was a health policy adviser to the presidential campaign of Sen. John McCain.
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Bob Bennett is a former United States senator from Utah. While in office from January 1993 to January 2011, he held chairmanships and senior positions on a number of key Senate committees, including the Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee, Appropriations Committee, Rules and administration Committee, Energy and Natural Resources Committee, and Joint Economic Committee. Sen. Bennett was at the forefront of healthcare reform. He co-sponsored the Healthy Americans Act, the first major bipartisan healthcare legislation in more than a decade.
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Vishal Wanchoo is president and CEO of GE Healthcare Information Technology, a $1.4 billion segment of GE Healthcare. Mr. Wanchoo spoke before Utah community and healthcare leaders, and discussed national and global developments in healthcare and information technology in conjunction with current reform efforts. He joined GE in 1997 as the vice president and general manager of the Imaging and Information Systems organization. In 2005, Mr. Wanchoo was promoted to his current position and became a corporate officer. Intermountain launched a collaborative venture with GE Healthcare in 2006 to jointly create the next generation of medical information systems for hospitals.
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Richard de Filippi is chairman of the American Hospital Association. In addition to his service at the AHA, Mr. de Filippi is a trustee and former chairman of the board of the Cambridge Health Alliance, a major safety-net healthcare system and one of the largest in Massachusetts. He is also managing partner of the Ariano Partnership, a consulting group working largely with emerging technology-based companies.
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Former Secretary Michael O. Leavitt was elected three times as governor of Utah (1993-2003). In 2003, he was appointed a member of President George W. Bush's cabinet, serving as the 10th head of the Environmental Protection Agency (2003-2005) and the 20th secretary of Health and Human Services (2005-2009). As governor, Leavitt was elected chairman of the National Governors Association, and the Republican Governors and the Western Governors associations. During his eleven years as governor, independent public policy analysts named Utah six times as America's best-managed state.
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Dr. Berwick is president and CEO of the Institute for Healthcare Improvement, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to innovative change in healthcare worldwide. He continues to serve as a clinical professor of pediatrics and Health Care Policy in the Department of Pediatrics at Harvard Medical School, and he is professor of Health Policy and Management at the Harvard School of Public Health. In addition, Dr. Berwick is adjunct staff in the Department of Medicine at Children's Hospital Boston, and a consultant in pediatrics at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Newt Gingrich, former speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, discussed national health reform efforts and praised Intermountain during his keynote presentation to Utah leaders, calling Intermountain one of the country's "centers of brilliance."
Gingrich is founder of the nonpartisan Center for Health Transformation, a high-impact collaboration of private and public sector leaders committed to creating a 21st-century health system. During his visit to Salt Lake City, Gingrich detailed his plan for healthcare reform, some of which was modeled on Intermountain's successes in implementing evidence-based clinical protocols and the development of electronic medical records.
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Dr. Perkins is the chief strategy and innovation officer at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. He is considered "a catalyst for CDC efforts to influence health system transformation in ways that emphasize health protection and health equity through policy interventions and multi-sector and public engagement."
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Dr. Kizer led a dramatic transformation of the Veterans Administration hospital system—one of the world's largest health organizations with an annual budget of more than $20 billion, approximately 200,000 employees, and more than 1,300 facilities. As Under Secretary for Health in the U.S. Department of Veteran's Affairs, he used information technology and best practice guidelines to significantly cut costs while improving medical quality and outcomes.
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Dr. Chassin is president of The Joint Commission (as of January 1, 2008). During his presentation he said America already spends enough money on healthcare to provide effective care for all, including those who are currently uninsured. What our country needs is a "quality-driven health strategy" that addresses issues of medical overuse (doing more than is medically necessary/appropriate), under-use (the failure to provide a service when it would have helped), and misuse (medical mistakes).
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Dr. Elliott Fisher is professor of Medicine and Community and Family Medicine at Dartmouth Medical School. He has served as director of the Institute for Health Care Research and Reform in Dartmouth's Center for the Evaluative Clinical Sciences. Dr. Fisher has been a leader in the university's Atlas of Health Care research project. He also serves as co-chair of the National Quality Forum committee, developing a framework for measuring and improving healthcare efficiency.
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Two servers that was in our exiting tsm sept ups have had to be rebuilt. i am now trying to add them back as new nodes ( removed the originals)
when i try to log on to the server with the new node i get the following error
ANS1128S The management class assigned to directories does not exist
My set up for dsm.sys is
se in_gurg_prod1
COMMMethod TCPip
TCPPort 1500
TCPServeraddress 192.168.40.157
httpport 1581
nodename in_gurg_prod1
dirmc dir_class
domain /datalvm
domain /
passwordaccess generate
My setup for the dsm.opt is
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Potluck Hot Dish Recipe
This is my favorite dish to pass at potlucks. The down-home ingrdients make it a guaranteed crown=pleaser. The recipe is often requested, and I never hesitate to share it..Dorothy Friez, McLaughlin, South Dakota
- 1 pound ground pork
- 1 pound ground beef
- 1 large onion, chopped
- 1 medium green pepper, chopped
- 1 package (7 ounces) elbow or ring macaroni, cooked and drained
- 2 cans (14-3/4 ounces each) cream-style corn
- 2 cans (11-1/2 ounces each) condensed chicken with rice soup, undiluted
- 1 can (10-3/4 ounces) condensed cream of mushroom soup, undiluted
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- Seasoned salt to taste
- 1/2 cup dry bread crumbs
- 2 tablespoons butter, melted
- In a large skillet, cook the meat, onion and green pepper over medium heat until meat is no longer pink; drain. Stir in macaroni, corn, soups and seasonings.
- Transfer to a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish. Toss bread crumbs and butter; sprinkle over top. Cover and bake at 350° for 45 minutes. Uncover and bake 15 minutes longer or until heated through. Yield: 12 servings.
After preparing a double batch of Potluck Hot Dish on the stove, transfer half to a 13- x 9- x 2-inch baking dish and sprinkle with buttered bread crumbs. Bake as directed. Freeze the reamining portiion in an airtight container. When ready to use, thaw, transfer to a 13- x 9- x 2-inch baking dish, sprinkle with buttered bread crumbs and bake as directed.
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Intel's venture investing arm has led a $25 million investment in Berlin-based Sulfurcell, one of many companies staking a claim in the solar business with CIGS thin-film technology.
Sulfurcell makes CIGS/CIGSe thin-film solar cells that incorporate a combination of copper, indium, gallium, and selenium or sulfur. Last year, it started manufacturing in a facility able to turn out 35 megawatts' worth of panels a year.
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