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A cryptocurrency (or crypto currency) is a medium of exchange using cryptography to secure the transactions and to control the creation of new units.[1] Cryptocurrencies are a subset of alternative currencies or specifically of digital currencies. The first cryptocurrency to be created was Bitcoin in 2009.[dubious ] Since then, numerous cryptocurrencies have been created. A feature that is typical in cryptocurrency is decentralized control, distinct from a centralized electronic money system such as PayPal. Another common feature is that transactions are publicly recorded in a ledger. An example is Bitcoin, where all transactions are recorded in the block chain.
Cryptocurrency is produced by the entire cryptocurrency system collectively, at a rate which is prior defined and publicly known. In centralized banking and economic systems such as the Federal Reserve System, governments control the supply of currency by printing units of fiat money or demanding additions to digital banking ledgers. However, governments cannot produce units of cryptocurrency and as such, governments cannot provide backing for firms, banks or corporate entities which hold asset value measured in a decentralized cryptocurrency. The underlying technical system upon which all cryptocurrencies are now based was created by the group or individual known as Satoshi Nakamoto.[2][3][4]
Hundreds of cryptocurrency specifications now exist; most are similar to and derived from the first fully implemented cryptocurrency, Bitcoin.[dubious ][5][6] Within cryptocurrency systems the safety, integrity and balance of ledgers is maintained by a community of mutually distrustful parties referred to as miners: members of the general public using their computers to help validate and timestamp transactions adding them to the ledger in accordance with a particular timestamping scheme.[7]
The security of cryptocurrency ledgers is based on the assumption that the majority of miners are honestly trying to maintain the ledger.
Most cryptocurrencies are designed to gradually decrease production of currency, placing an ultimate cap on the total amount of currency that will ever be in circulation. This can mimic the scarcity (and value) of precious metals and avoid hyperinflation.[1][8] Compared with ordinary currencies held by financial institutions or kept as cash on hand, cryptocurrencies are less susceptible to seizure by law enforcement.[1][9][not in citation given] Existing cryptocurrencies are all pseudo-anonymous, though additions such as Zerocoin and its distributed laundry[10] feature have been suggested, which would allow for anonymity.[11][12][13]
The first cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, was created in 2009 by pseudonymous developer Satoshi Nakamoto. It used SHA-256, a cryptographic hash function, as its proof-of-work scheme.[14][15][16] In April 2011, Namecoin was created as an attempt at forming a decentralized DNS, which would make internet censorship very difficult. Soon after, in October 2011, Litecoin was released. It was the first successful cryptocurrency to use scrypt as its hash function instead of SHA-256. Another notable cryptocurrency, Peercoin was the first to use a proof-of-work/proof-of-stake hybrid.[17] Many other cryptocurrencies have been created though few have been successful, as they have brought little in the way of technical innovation. On 6 August 2014, the UK announced its Treasury had been commissioned to do a study of cryptocurrencies, and what role, if any, they can play in the UK economy. The study was also to report on whether regulation should be considered.[18]
Central bank representatives have stated that the adoption of cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin pose a significant challenge to central banks' ability to influence the price of credit for the whole economy, they've also stated that as trade using cryptocurrencies become more popular, there is bound to be a loss of consumer confidence in fiat currencies. Gareth Murphy, a senior central banking officer has stated "widespread use [of cryptocurrency] would also make it more difficult for statistical agencies to gather data on economic activity, which are used by governments to steer the economy". He cautioned that virtual currencies pose a new challenge to central banks' control over the important functions of monetary and exchange rate policy.[19]
Jordan Kelley, founder of Robocoin launched the first Bitcoin ATM in the United States on February 20, 2014. The kiosk installed in Austin, Texas is similar to bank ATMs but has scanners to read government-issued identification such as a driver's license or a passport to confirm users' identities.[20]
The Dogecoin Foundation, a charitable organization centered around Dogecoin and co-founded by Dogecoin co-creator Jackson Palmer, donated more than $30,000 worth of Dogecoin to help fund the Jamaican bobsled team's trip to the 2014 Olympic games in Sochi, Russia.[21] The growing community around Dogecoin is looking to cement its charitable credentials by raising funds to sponsor service dogs for children with special needs.[22]
Cryptocurrencies are legal in all countries except Iceland, due primarily to Iceland's freeze on foreign exchange.[23] Controversy over the misuse of cryptocurrency has also led to restrictions in certain countries – regulators in China banned the handling of Bitcoins by financial institutions during an extremely fast adoption period in early 2014.[24] In Russia, though cryptocurrencies are perfectly legal, it is illegal to actually purchase goods with any currency other than the Russian ruble.[25]
On March 25, 2014 the IRS ruled that Bitcoin will be treated as property for tax purposes as opposed to currency. This means Bitcoin will be subject to capital gains tax. One benefit of this ruling is that it clarifies the legality of Bitcoin. No longer do investors need to worry that investments in or profit made from Bitcoins are illegal or how to report them to the IRS.[26]
Some cryptocurrency have legal issues such as Coinye, an altcoin that used, without permission, rapper Kanye West as its logo. This altcoin has been compared to the popular Dogecoin. Upon hearing of the release of Coinye, originally called Coinye West, attorneys for Kanye West sent a cease and desist letter to the email operator of Coinye, whose name remains unknown. The letter stated that Coinye was willful trademark infringement, unfair competition, cyberpiracy, and dilution and instructed Coinye to stop using the likeness and name of Kanye West.[27]
There have been very few arrests in the United States related to cryptocurrency. This is primarily due to the difficulty of tracking cryptocurrency payments. The arrests that have been made are all on charges of using cryptocurrency to launder money. The most notable case was the arrest of Charlie Shrem, the CEO of BitInstant, a Bitcoin exchange backed by the Winklevoss twins.[28]
Florida has taken a firm stance against money laundering through Bitcoin with its recent arrest of three money launderers. The launderers were purportedly using the website localbitcoins.com to launder hundreds of thousands of dollars worth in Bitcoin. They were apprehended after an undercover agent asked to purchase Bitcoin with the intent of buying stolen credit cards online.[29]
Though not directly related to cryptocurrency, Ross Ulbricht was arrested in October 2013 for allegedly running an illegal drug trafficking website, the Silk Road, that used Bitcoin as the only payment option. Ulbricht was arrested on charges of alleged murder-for-hire and narcotics trafficking violations and accused of being the founder and chief operator "Dread Pirate Roberts".
On August 6, 2013 Magistrate Judge Amos Mazzant of the Eastern District of Texas federal court ruled that because cryptocurrency (expressly Bitcoin) can be used as money (it can be used to purchase goods and services, pay for individual living expenses, and exchanged for conventional currencies), it is a currency or form of money. This ruling allowed for the SEC to have jurisdiction over cases of securities fraud involving cryptocurrency.[30]
GBL, a Chinese Bitcoin trading platform suddenly shut down, and up to $5 million worth of Bitcoin disappeared with it.[31] Subscribers were unable to log into the Chinese Bitcoin platform on October 26, 2013.
In February 2014 cryptocurrency made national headlines due to the world's largest Bitcoin exchange, Mt. Gox, declaring bankruptcy. The company stated that it had lost nearly $473 million of their customer's Bitcoins likely due to theft. This was equivalent to approximately 750,000 Bitcoin, or about 7% of all the Bitcoins in existence. Due to this crisis, among other news, the price of a Bitcoin fell from a high of about $1,160 in December to under $400 in February.[32]
To not need a trusted third party to timestamp transactions added to the blockchain ledger cryptocurrencies use various timestamping schemes.
The first timestamping scheme invented was the proof-of-work scheme. The most widely used proof-of-work schemes are based on SHA-256, which was introduced by Bitcoin, and scrypt, which is used by currencies such as Litecoin.[17] The latter now dominates over the world of cryptocurrencies, with at least 480 confirmed implementations.[33]
Some other hashing algorithms that are used for proof-of-work include Blake, scrypt, SHA-3, and X11.
Some cryptocurrencies, such as Peercoin, use a combined proof-of-work/proof-of-stake scheme,[17][34] while others such as Nxt[35] exclusively use proof-of-stake.
This is a list of some of the well-known cryptocurrencies. There were more than 530 cryptocurrencies available for trade in online markets as of 7 November 2014[update] but only 10 of them had market capitalizations over $10 million.[36]
Release | Currency | Symbol | Founder | Hash Algorithm | Timestamping |
2009 | Bitcoin[nt 1] | BTC[37][38] | Satoshi Nakamoto[nt 2][39] | SHA-256d[40][41] | POW[41][42] |
2011 | Namecoin[nt 3] | NMC | Vincent Durham[43][44] | SHA-256 | POW |
2011[41] | Litecoin[nt 4] | LTC | Charles Lee[39] | scrypt[41] | POW |
2012[41] | Peercoin | PPC | Sunny King (pseudonym)[45] | SHA-256[46] | POW & POS |
2013 | Ripple[nt 5][47][48][49] | XRP[49] | Chris Larsen & Jed McCaleb[50] | ECDSA[51] | "Consensus" |
2013 | Mastercoin | MSC | J. R. Willett [52] | SHA-256d[53] | N/A |
2013 | Primecoin | XPM | Sunny King (pseudonym)[45] | 1CC/2CC/TWN[54] | POW[54] |
2013 | Dogecoin[nt 6] | DOGE | Jackson Palmer & Billy Markus[55] | scrypt[56] | POW |
2014[57] | Darkcoin[nt 7] | DRK | Evan Duffield & Kyle Hagan[58] | X11 | POW & POS[nt 8] |
2014 | Auroracoin | AUR | Baldur Odinsson (pseudonym)[59] | scrypt | POW |
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DETROIT (AP) - Federal authorities have charged a Wayne County jail inmate with assisting the escape of another inmate by switching identity wristbands.
The U.S. Marshals Service says Rocky Marquez had promised to take care of Adrian Rivera when Rivera gets out of jail.
Rivera was charged Friday in Detroit federal court. Meanwhile, Marquez still is on the run, nearly two weeks after leaving the jail - and it's not his first escape.
When Marquez was arrested on Jan. 14, he was wanted in Arizona for escaping the Maricopa County jail in Phoenix eight months ago.
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AARP Tax Aide is available Tuesdays from February 3, 2015 to April 14, 2015. The Tax Aide Program begins at 11:00 AM on the lower level at BPL. There are no advanced appointments. Patrons may sign-in on a first-come-first-served-basis until that day's session is full. Whether a session is full will be up to the AARP volunteers to decide. The program period ends at 3:00 PM. Questions and concerns about AARP Tax Aide should be addressed to AARP. Tax Aide is not a library program and library staff cannot assist you. You must bring a government issued ID and all necessary paperwork with you!
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"Fear is the mother of morality"
Friedrich Nietzsche
"If any civilization is to survive, it is the morality of altruism that men have to reject."
Ayn Rand
"A system of morality which is based on relative emotional values is a mere illusion, a thoroughly vulgar conception which has nothing sound in it and nothing true."
"Morality is the herd-instinct in the individual."
"You cannot attain and maintain physical condition unless you are morally and mentally conditioned. And it is impossible to be in moral condition unless you are spiritually conditioned. I always told my players that our team condition depended on two factors / how hard they worked on the floor during practice and how well they behaved between practices."
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"Morality is primarily a means of preserving the community and saving it from destruction. Next it is a means of maintaining the community on a certain plane and in a certain degree of benevolence."
"There can be no such thing, in law or in morality, as actions forbidden to an individual, but permitted to a mob"
"For children to take morality seriously they must be in the presence of adults who take morality seriously. And with their own eyes they must see adults take morality seriously."
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Sexual behaviour and risk factors for the acquisition of human papillomavirus infections in young people in Italy: suggestions for future vaccination policies
Author affiliations
1 Department of Health Sciences, University of Genoa, Via Pastore, 1 16132, Genoa, Italy
2 Department of Public Health, University of Florence, Florence, Italy
3 Department of Public Health and Microbiology, University of Turin, Turin, Italy
4 Department of Public Health, University of Cagliari, Cagliari, Italy
5 Department of Biomedical Sciences, University of Sassari, Sassari, Italy
Citation and License
BMC Public Health 2012, 12:623 doi:10.1186/1471-2458-12-623
Published: 7 August 2012Abstract
Human Papillomavirus (HPV) is the most common sexually transmitted infection. The main risk factors correlated with HPV infection are: early sexual debut, the number of partners, frequency and type of sexual contact and partner's sexual histories.
We surveyed sexual habits among young people in order to provide information that might orient decision-makers in adopting HPV multi-cohort vaccination policies.
We administered a questionnaire to students (14–24 years old) in five Italian cities.
7298 questionnaires were analyzed (4962 females and 2336 males); 55.3% of females (95% CI 53.9–56.7) and 52.5% of males (95% CI 50.5–54.5) reported regular sexual activity. The mean age at sexual debut was 15.7 ± 1.6 and 15.6 ± 1.6 for females and males, respectively, and the median age was 16 for both sexes.
With regard to contraceptive use during the last year, 63.6% of males and 62.8% of females responded affirmatively; 42.6% of males and 42.8% of females used condoms.
The results reveal precocious sexual activity among respondents, with the mean age at first intercourse declining as age decreases. Condom use proved to be scant. Considering lifestyle-related risk factors, males appear to have a higher probability of acquiring HPV infection than females.
These data support the importance of promoting multi-cohort HPV vaccination strategies for females up to 25 years of age. It is essential to improve vaccination coverage through different broad-spectrum strategies, including campaigns to increase awareness of sexually transmitted diseases and their prevention.


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>Tokyo can take an 8.1 earthquake while doing a headstand with zero casualties.
That depends on how far the epicenter is: If it's anything closer than 100km, all bets are off.
Considering that there had historically been over a dozen "direct hits" (epicenter within 10km of Central Tokyo) of 7.0 or greater, with the most recent happening in 1894 (The 1923 quake happened 60-80km away, but at 8.2 did an awful lot of damage).
>The Mexican deaths are principally due to corrupt practices, substandard building material, and shortcuts with officials winking -- that would never be tolerated in Japan.
Sorry, but what happened at Fukushima-Daiichi is no less criminally negligent than what happened at Mexico City. There are dozens of people now in Tokyo who need to be off with their heads.
MEXICO CITY shook and rattled on April 18th, as a 7.2-magnitude earthquake sent people scurrying under tables for shelter. Tremors are a frequent scare for the city's 20m or so residents, who experience dozens of small shudders a year. But the panic is lessened by the fact that people know the earthquake is coming a couple of minutes before the ground starts to tremble. Before this month's big rumble, many Mexicans had already filed outside to await the wobble in safety, away from falling ceilings. Nowhere else in the world is able to forecast earthquakes in this way. How do the Mexicans do it?
In 1985 whole neighbourhoods of the capital were reduced to rubble by an almighty 8.1-magnitude terremoto, which flattened buildings all over the city. More than 10,000 people are reckoned to have been killed. The damage was devastating: parts of the city have yet to be rebuilt. The impact on society was greater still. Some historians believe it contributed to the end of the hegemony of the Institutional Revolutionary Party, whose incompetence in the aftermath of the earthquake undermined its claim to be the party that knew best how to govern. The scale of the disaster, and the ineptitude of the official response, galvanised civil society like never before. Mexico City's residents resolved that next time they would be prepared.
Within a few years they had come up with an ingenious early-warning system. The epicentre of earthquakes hitting Mexico City, which lies roughly in the centre of the country, is usually to the south, where the North American continental plate rubs up against the Cocos plate. This means that quakes are felt first in states such as Oaxaca, on the Pacific coast. So seismologists installed sensors in the south of the country that detect the first tremors and send a warning to the capital. The seismic wave moves at about 7,000 miles per hour. That sounds fast, but it means that it takes the quake nearly two minutes to travel the 200 miles from Oaxaca to Mexico City. Meanwhile the sensors' signal arrives virtually instantaneously in Mexico City, where alarms are sounded, giving people just enough time to scamper out into the street before the earthquake arrives.
Why can no other country develop an early-warning system like this? Japan has something similar, and California is trying to put one together. But they generally give much less time to take cover than in Mexico. The reason is that Japan and California—and indeed most earthquake-prone places—sit right on top of faultlines, so earthquakes strike moments after the first tremors are felt. Mexico City, by contrast, lies hundreds of miles away from the nearest fault, meaning that it takes a minute or two for the wave to arrive. A place so far away from a faultline would never normally be vulnerable, but Mexico City is built on a former lakebed, giving it jelly-like subsoil which amplifies even tiny tremors into mighty window-rattlers. The strength of its early-warning system, therefore, is built on the weakness of the city's foundations.
Dig deeper:
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Italy's extraordinary manslaughter trial of the scientists who failed to predict an earthquake (September 2011)


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Target-Mins are complexed with specific free-form amino acids and other carriers for optimum mineral transport.Directions:
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This is my first post and I promise I did do a search before posting this question! We are planning our first ever Disney trip (I went once before Epcot was open, DH has never been). Kids will be 9, 4 and 1 when we are planning on traveling. I was looking at end of October or early December. I called a travel agent who suggested Bay Lake Towers (1 BD Villa) or The Villas at Wilderness Lodge (1 BD). It sounded great on the phone until she priced it for me. Sticker shock for us! DH is very very overwhelmed by that price and it is putting a vacation here out of our reach. I am open to a mod or deluxe. Based on my research and the age of my youngest I think a value would be too far out, too much travel time etc. (I could be way off on this) Am in need of some suggestions! TIA
If your kids were older and you were constrained by your budget, I would suggest the value resorts. In reality, you are going to have two kids under 5 years old and you will be returning to you room for naps so a larger room with added amenities are important. You might want to consider a moderate or even a deluxe resort off the monorail line. Wilderness Lodge is a favorite or ours. Check with an agent specializing in Disney and the can give you ideas of how to find the best deals. There are many good ones out there, I have had great results with mymagicaljournies.com.
I have kids similar to your age when we started going to Disney, they were 1, 5, 10. We have stayed at values and moderates. With the youngest under 2 you can still stay at rooms that hold 4. We have done Port Orleans and Pop. Port Orleans gives you a bit more room and double sinks and bigger beds. You can request a pack and play for the little one. It's a toss up to us, Pop feels very Disney and Port Orleans is more relaxed. Trust me, we can't swing the deluxe rates either. We really only use the room to sleep at night, we stay at the park all day. Good luck.
I think a value resort would work or any of the moderates. When my kids were little we didn't have to return to room for naps. They slept fine in their stroller. Choose a theme u like with A price dh likes!
Bingo!! Any of the mods with a pack and play would be suitable for your family. However if they all nap during the day and/or will go to bed early at night, I think you should still consider one of the value family suites. Having the kids in a separate room would be so much easier. I don't think the difference in transportation times is really a significant factor, compared to any of the mods. Look at the photos and descriptions of the various value and mod resorts and go with your gut instinct. You'll know which one is right for you when you see it.
Hi there, Congrats on finding the DIS so early in your trip-planning stage It is a wealth of useful info. You do have a lot of options that will not give you sticker shock. Shame on that travel agent for not asking you about a budget prior to suggesting some of the most expensive options onsite. As you probably have now figured out, you can do a stay onsite for a fraction (Ok less than half) of what you were quoted. that was perhaps unethical. I think that the advice you were given by previous posters is something to consider. The age of your youngest gives you a lot of flexibility in that you can still stay in a value or mod. If you can swing the moderate, the Queen beds and bit of extra square footage sure is nice. For around the same price as a mod you could do a family suite at the *new* Art of Animation (which has been open for almost a year, but is still the newest resort on property). The kids would love it, you would have a kitchenette and little living area, along with a dining room table, and a separate "master" with a door that could be closed if your infant wanted to nap or go to bed early. Although I agree with previous poster about babies napping well in strollers, so you may not need that. A second bathroom sure does come in handy as well. Planning a first trip to Disney can be very overwhelming and there is a big learning curve. I suggest contacting another TA and see if they ask you the right questions to find a package that fits your family! Dreams Unlimited sponsors this board, so many folks here patronize them. Personally, I love Lisa at As You Wish Vacations. She has helped me many times and always throws in extras to make it worth using her. good luck in whatever you choose to do. Your family will make timeless memories regardless of where you decide to stay!
another option that would be less expensive are cabins at Fort wilderness. Our family of 5 has stayed there twice for the same reason, price. they have full kitchens so you could have breakfast in your cabin to help save money as well. i would estimate a stay in the cabins would be 3-4 thousand instead of 5-6 thousand at bay lake towers.
The cabins are very cool but make sure you carefully consider both the bedding situation as well as the need to deal with an internal & external bus system. Not my idea of fun with a 1 yr. old plus two other kids in tow... Picture coming back from the parks and having two of those kids asleep with a stroller and a third tired kid and navigating not one but two buses. Ugh
We're going in August with our three DD's. 10, 7 and turning 5 while we're there, and are staying at the Port Orleans. It was literally cheaper than the Value resorts for us so it was a no brainer. We stayed at AKL when our youngest was about 9months old, and thought it was reasonably priced. The room had bunk beds and a queen bed, but I believe it was considered a room for 4 people because she was so young. The only concern at Port Orleans I would have for your kids' age is that I've heard transportation can be hit or miss. We're renting a car because we're doing the DxDP and have quite a few meals planned that we need to be able to get to on time. Happy planning
I would stay at a value resort for your first visit. You will save lots of money and if you choose to go back with three children once your one year old is older, you will be limited as to where you can stay and it will cost you more money. good luck in your decision and have fun!
I think the values are awesome. Our favorite is Pop Century. The younger kids will love the Disney characters found around the property. The Art of Animation looks really nice too, and I think they have regular rooms that are Little Mermaid rooms. We haven't stayed there but I would like to sometime. The food courts are really nice too.
If you thought you did want the extra room of a 1 bedroom villa, consider renting points from a DVC Member. Its usually half the cost or so of booking at a cash rate through Disney. Boardwalk or Beach Club puts you within walking distance of epcot and Hollywood Studios, and Bay lake tower within walking of MK. Just another thought if you wanted the extra space and convenience of being close to 1 or more parks.
I have stayed at POP, 2 of the All stars, CBR and most recently POR. Like others have said, your youngest child allows the flexibility of staying in one room. I found it very cramped in the values even when I didn't have a pack and play. I know some people feel it is hard to justify spending extra money just for a room But considering you will probably also have a stroller, extra baby stuff, I think it would be worth trying for Moderate. If not, you could definitely get by with a value, but it will be tight with luggage, pack and play, stroller, etc, so keeping the room organized is a must just to keep your sanity!
Your family will definitely fit in a value and they are all good. We like ASMu and POP best and we got a preferred room to be closer to the pool, food and bus. If you want to spend more try the AoA suites. I would suggest you go to allears.net and look at the pictures and descriptions of all the resorts It is a great site. The Mods have water slides at the pools if the older child wants that. AoA has a zero entry pool but all the pools ar 3'-5'deep and you can get a free life jacket to use for the length of stay for each child too at any resort. You really can't go wrong...just pick the resort that you like the feel of best. Don't spend more than you feel comfortable with on the resort as you will find food, drinks and souvenirs are expensive at Disney.
We have rented points a few times from DVC members…its pretty easy…check out the rent/trade boards here on "Disboards". Bay Lake Tower is nice but so is Wilderness and Kidani Village at Animal Kingdom Lodge. AKL has 4 different levels of pricing with the Value View or standard View being very doable. And yes I know its farther away from the parks and OP has young children but we stayed there on our first trip with a 2 1/2 year old and were fine. And Kidani has a nice splash pad for little ones and a nice big slide for a 9 year old. OMGoodness I'm excited for you have a great trip!!!! My son was 9 his first time at WDW!!!!
Your travel agent gave you very pricey options. For me, transportation is a big deal- when my kids were smaller I didn't want to stay in the parks all day or let them sleep in the stroller. I guess i'm selfish but I wanted a hassle free vacation for me, as well as the kids. So, if I were in your shoes I would revisit the deluxes. Go when you can get a good discount. Price out a standard room, not a one bedroom as the price difference can be quite pricey. My kids are now older, but thinking back, a monorail room, cheapest you can get, would be ideal. Maybe garden view at the poly.
I would suggest a regular room at the Wilderness Lodge. With young kids it's nice to have access to the boat to MK. WL is one of the least expensive deluxes. You get all the amenities of a deluxe at a lower price. ALso keep your eye out for discounts - AAA or general public codes discounts. Have wonderful first trip!
Since one is an infant, you can stay anywhere on property that you would like We are a family of 5. For our next trip (kids will be 9,2,2), I am considering: Poly (if we can swing it) POR (some rooms have a daybed) POFQ...just b/c I want to stay there and this would be our last chance When we went in 2009, we shared one room at Animal Kingdom Lodge with me, DH, FIL, MIL, and our 2 year old son for 7 nights. We didn't feel cramped or argue, so anything is doable.
I agree with this. My kids would not have been able to do the parks all day at 4 and 1 so being able to quickly get to our napping place would be a priority. Might have missed it, but will you be using Disney transportation? If so, The least expensive monorail options are COntemporary garden wing and Poly standard view. WL is even cheaper and lovely and has the boat to MK. Another option is YC & BC which is between WL and Poly in price but offers non-bus transport to Epcot and HS plus has the best pool of them all which your oldest will likely love. Renting DVC points is an option, just be aware it is nonrefundable.


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Aisuru stepped into the tavern, taking care not to disrupt the conversations already going on in there. He looked around, finding an open seat at the bar and sitting there. He ordered a rum, not exactly specifying any particular kind; he enjoyed being surprised, and knowing exactly what he'd be drinking was boring for him. That, and he just really liked rum. He looked over at the man beside him (James), waiting for a break in his conversation. When the silence settled, he took the chance to greet the woman to whom he had been speaking. "You're Miss Sarah Fortune, correct?" Aisuru asked, knowing full well who he was speaking to. Asking her name was simply a formality. "My name is Aisuru, by the way."
Aisuru leaned back a bit, taking a swig of rum as he did so. Personal preference for the drink aside, it was excellent rum indeed. When he finished this, he spoke again to her. "Well, I'm just here for advice, like almost everyone else." Aisuru said, a small grin accompanying this statement, which faded as he continued to speak. "I'm a summoner, if you didn't know or guess. Unfortunately, I have a small, um... issue with summoning a certain person. It's not that I don't like seeing her, I'm just... afraid she'll get hurt. Until recently, she was one of my main champions, and we got to be good friends because of it. I don't think she's noticed something's up yet... or I hope she hasn't. Well, at any rate, I assume you get a lot of people in similar situations. I just don't exactly know what to say to her. I've kinda been afraid to talk to her, too, in case she was mad at me. Do you think you could give me some advice on the situation?"


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~Chapter 18: Promise me
I was sitting on the beige leather couch in Dr. Shrewster's
office. I felt good this morning. Refreshed.
Shrewster was just studying me.
I just looked out the window. I couldn't keep a smile from my
I look to him. "Yeah?"
"I like this smile. This, I haven't seen in years."
I shrug. "It was time it came out of hiding."
He smiles half-heartedly. "Why is that?"
"I'm so sick of living in my past. I'm just…I'm ready to smile,
Shrewster. I have a good job that I actually like. Me and my dad
are good. Me and my best friend are cool. Everything is just
pretty damn good at this moment."
He nods. "And Lukas Kary?"
I knew he was going to come up. I was beginning to think that
Lukas was Shrewster's favorite subject.
I exhale as my heart begins to pump a bit faster and my skin
grows hot. "Lukas is….Lukas is perfect."
Shrewster raises his eyebrow. "Define perfect."
"I'm seeing him…exclusively and we've been so good. There's been
a couple of bumps but we are working through them and we're
"Any nightmares?"
I shake my head. "It's been a week. None."
Shrewster nod. "Well then good. Why do you think they stopped,
Peyton?" he asked.
I look to the plant sitting on the table next to me. I play with
the leaf. "I don't know. Him. I think."
"How odd. The second he comes into your life, the nightmares
"Maybe its because of Brian." I said.
Shrewster tilts his head, his aging eyes widening a bit.
I nod. "I told him."
"You told him about it?"
I nod. "Surprised?"
"Quite. How did he take that?"
"He was angry. He wanted to find Brian and I stopped him."
"Why'd you stop him?" He asked.
I crossed my legs. "Because Brian is not my problem anymore. He's not worth it. I would never give him the satisfaction of fucking up what I have with Lukas. I just want it to be us. We have enough drama on our plates. Fuck Brian. Fuck him."
Shrewster twists his mouth. "Peyton, I want to talk to
"Shrewster. That's not a good idea. At all. That idea is so bad,
I can't fathom why you would want to."
"Because I'm fascinated. This was not you and all of sudden,
things start to change. I want to meet the man who put this smile
on your face."
I giggle. "I don't know."
"Just think about it. Ask him."
"Okay. I'll ask but don't expect a yes."
He nods. "Fair enough. I'll see you on Saturday, Peyton."
"Okay." I grab my purse and get up from the couch to leave.
I admit that I don't know if I wanted Shrewster to actually meet
Lukas. Was a therapist even allowed to do that? Ask for someone
in your life to come to a session with you?
I didn't think that was allowed but I'll think about it. I just
don't know how Lukas will react to it. I had a hour before I had
to be at work.
I decided to go to see Lukas before I went to work.
I parked right in front of Kary Enterprises and my eyes grew
wide. Jesus. It was huge. The building had to be sixty feet or
I opened my door and got out.
I shut the door and moved towards the revolving doors.
When I got in the building, it was even bigger on the inside,
surrounded by columns, elevators and marble floors. There was a
cherry wooden desk which a woman sat behind, seeming busy at
I walked up to her and looked up at me. "Can I help you?"
"Yeah, I'm here to see Lukas Kary." I say.
She raises her blonde eyebrow. "Do you have an
I shake my head.
She picked up the black phone sitting on her desk. "I'll see if
he wants you." She says putting it to her ear and dialing a
I know he does.
She paused for a second before saying, "Mr. Kary, I have a…" She looked at me. "What's your name?"
"Peyton Moyer." I answered.
"Peyton Moyer here to see you."
Another pause before she says, "Yes sir." She hangs up the phone
and looks to me. "He says for me to send you up. His office is on
the highest floor."
I nod my thanks and walk over to the elevators. I step in and
press the button for the highest floor with was '77'.
The doors closed and I let the elevator carry me up.
I leaned against the wall that was covered by a mirror. What if
he was doing something important and I just interrupted
I started to rethink my coming here.
The doors opened and I greeted another woman that was sitting at
a desk before I went to a set of wooden doors.
I knocked quietly.
"Come in." His voice was hard, authoritative.
I smoothed my dress and my hands went to the knob.
I opened the door and peeked in.
His office was huge, holding a long, cream colored sectional and
flat screen tv in the corner. His walls were covered with floor
to ceiling windows that looked out to a lake.
The floor was white marble like the lobby of the building and his
desk was a dark wooden color and held by two computers. He was
facing the window, looking out. "I'm working on the next phone
right now." He says.
At first I think he's talking to me again. Then as he turns his
head slightly, I see he's wearing an ear piece. Of course.
I shut the door and lean against it, waiting for him to get off
the phone.
"I don't know. It could take months. It could take years, all I
know is that I want it done. This is more important than all that
other shit. We make the upgrade to the phones and then we focus
on the upgrades of everything else. Until then, we all need to be
focused on this. I have some company so I have to go." He turns
his ear piece off and turn to me as he sits it on his desk. His
green eyes meet mine.
I don't think I could ever get over how beautiful he is. God, it
was incorrigible.
He was dressed in a dark gray suit, with a white button down
shirt underneath, and with it, a black tie.
I smile at him. "Billion Dollar King, hard at work."
He grins at me. "What are you doing here?"
I shrugged as I pulled my pea coat from my shoulders and laid it
out on the couch. "Had some time before work to come see you, so
here I am."
I studied his office and its a lot more organized and vibrant
than the one at his house.
He watches me as I sit in his swivel black leather chair,
identical to the one at his penthouse. I cross my legs and smirk
at him. "Miss me?"
"I missed you too."
"I wanted you here. I was actually just thinking about
He nods and grabs a slim, little rectangular box from his desk.
He came around to the other side of the desk and held the box out
to me.
"What's this?" I asked as I took it.
I opened it and it's a phone. New, and glossy, and it had that
trademark 'E' logo on the front.
I looked to Lukas. "This phone looks hella expensive."
"It's seven hundred dollars. That's not expensive."
"You sound looney."
"You really think I'm going to make you pay for this phone?"
I studied it as I picked it up in my hands. It was light and had
a black screen in the back, a white screen in the front. I had to
admit, it was pretty damn nice. "I'll take it. How the hell do I
work this thing?" I ask as I slide my thumb across the
It turned on, showing the time in big, thin, fancy numbers. "You
know," I look to him. "I don't like accepting gifts from anyone."
I say.
Lukas stands in front of me and leans down, lifting my chin with
his finger. "I'm not just anyone, Peyton. I'm your boyfriend." He
whispers before kissing me.
I smile under the kiss.
When he pulls away, he sits on his desk, watching me.
"So, I never told you this, but I have a therapist."
"Well with everything you been through, I wouldn't expect
anything different." His tone changed.
"Yeah," I sat back and swung slightly in his chair. "So, he wants
to meet you."
Lukas's eyebrow raise. "He wants to meet me?"
I nod. "Me and Dr. Shrewster known one another since I was
twelve. I had a children's therapist after I moved back with my
dad, but on the side, I was seeing him and he helped me way more
than the children's therapist did. He sees a change in me and he
just wants to meet you if you'd be…okay with that."
"Do you want me to go?"
"Well, it's up to you. I'm not going to force you to go."
"I might consider it."
"Thank you." I stand up and Lukas gets off the desk to step
behind me.
I look at the picture sitting on his desk, of a blonde haired,
blue eyed, woman with strong cheekbones and long eyelashes.
"Is that her? Jackie?" I asked.
"Yes. That's her."
I sigh. Okay. She's beautiful. And I didn't like that he was
keeping a picture of her on his desk but what could I say? He
felt guilty about her and maybe he missed her. Does he? "Do you
miss her?"
He shakes his head. "I keep thinking I should. Then I think about
how she was, what she did, and I start to feel nothing."
I grab her picture and look at her. "God, she was beautiful. A
girl like that did some stupid shit like this. She could have had
anyone she wanted, I'm betting."
Lukas sighs. "Yet she wanted me and look what it got her."
"Don't do that," I turn to look into his eyes. "Don't. We're
putting that shit away just like we're putting Brian away."
The second his name left my mouth, Lukas's eyes grew darker.
"Don't say his name. That's just going to piss me off."
"What did I tell you? He's not fucking worth it. Just leave that
shit alone. For me. Please leave it alone."
Lukas looks away from me, shaking head head, anger and hatred in
his eyes.
"Can you leave it alone?" I asked.
He smiles. "If I said yes, I'd be lying." He looked to me. "You
need to go to work."
"Now you're trying to kick me out. Lukas, I'm serious."
"I am too."
"Leave it alone."
"Why are you so stubborn?"
He shrugs. "You want me to let go of it and I can't. What, when
you told me that, you didn't expect me to get mad?"
"I knew maybe you'd be upset but-"
"Upset doesn't cut it. Go to work."
I put Jackie's picture back onto his desk."Not until you promise
me you'll drop this."
"I'm not about to stand here and make a fake promise to you,
"How do you expect us to move on from it if you don't let it go."
"Because you're mine and I protect what's mine. Always." I remove myself from against his desk and walk towards the doors. I stop and turn to look at him. "I'm starting to realize I can't win with you."
He smirks. "Glad you know now."
"This is really pissing me off."
He walks to me until he's standing in front of me. "I'm pissing
you off?"
I nod. "Yeah, you are, actually."
He takes a strong grip to my hair to bring me to his lips. He
doesn't kiss me, his lips are just brushing against mine. "I'm
pissing you off?" He whispered.
"Yes." I whispered back.
"I don't care." He takes my bottom lip between his teeth before
releasing it slowly.
I shake my head. "Listen to me-"
"Listen to me, Peyton. I know how you are. You want to bury shit.
I can't blame you. But this is something else entirely. I'm not
going to bury it."
"Learn to or I'm done."
Lukas pulled back a little, shocked.
"Lukas, when I told you, it was to help me, to help us, to bring
us closer and by you getting into this, it's doing the opposite.
Promise me you'll drop it."
Lukas stared into my eyes and I know he didn't want to. He sighs.
"I promise."
I lean over and kiss his lips. "Thank you." I gently nibble down
on his lip before I pull away. "I'm going to work." I grabbed his
hand and kissed it before grabbing my pea coat, and walking out
of his office.
Out of his job and into mine.
As soon as I got in, I got straight to work. I went through
manuscripts that were mailed to me and I went through them fast,
before sending them to to Ian.
I only took a few coffee breaks, every now and then.
By the time, lunch time arrived, I was wiped out. I've been
staring too hard at the computer screen and my mind felt like it
was going to explode.
"Want to grab some lunch?" Ian asked.
I nodded as I grabbed my purse. Although I was becoming friendly
with a lot of my other co-workers, Ian was the only person I
enjoyed having lunch with. What he says actually matters to
"Where are we going?" Ian asked as we got into his car.
"This place that has fish, shrimp, salad. You like sea food?" I
"Love it."
I told Ian the directions to the place and he parked in the
parking lot. "So, catch me up on life." He says as he turns the
car off.
"Oh god. There's personal stuff."
"Well then is everything good between you and Mr. Kary?"
I nod. "Everything's good. We're good. It's just going to take
some time for our relationship to really build. I mean he's
amazing though. He is."
We walked through the parking lot. "Are you in love with him?"
I nod. "Yes, but he doesn't know that."
"When are you going to tell him?"
I shrug. "I'm not. It's too soon. There's still shit on the
"Well as a man whose been married to my soul mate for twenty six
years, there's always going to be some shit on the surface. But
an easy relationship is boring."
He had a point.
Ian opened the door for me and I walked in. "Thank you."
He followed in after me. "Baggage takes time to deal with, but if
that person is worth it, the baggage is worth it."
I nod to Ian. "You should be a councelor or something."
He laughs as we go up to the counter to order our food.
I order the shrimp salad and Ian orders the fish dinner before
going off to the bathroom.
When I was handed our food, I paid and grab the bag.
I turned my head to see Jamie. Daniel's son.
He was leaning against the counter with a sick twisted smile on
his face.
Which is worst than the angry look in his eyes when he tried to
attack me that night.
Something told me, this visit was not going to be good.
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