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Organizing and Creativity
Many times we think organizing and creativity do not work well together! Organizing is thought of as logical and sequential, lacking emotion, but big on function. This is not always the case! Organizing and creativity work together in bringing out the best for promoting creativity. Use your space best to promote your creativity in these ways.
- Create easy access to the items you use most. If you are an artist, you want to have a space to accommodate the medium you love most, with secondary storage for less used mediums. If you are a writer, you want access to your computer, laptop or ipad, with as little clutter as possible in the space it is used in. If you are a crafter, then think about using vertical space in your designated room.
- Create time to enjoy your creativity. Often we don't allow ourselves time to spend in what we love most. Be sure to include a time each week set aside just for creativity. This may seem less than spontaneous. However, my artist clients find that having a time to paint gives them the opportunity rather than miss painting all together. Also allow yourself a large block of time for your creativity. It may take a few minutes to get started, but once started you want to have time to enjoy!
- Create time to set up systems that work for you with your organizing. If you prefer visually appealing spaces with lots of visually organized items, using wall space makes a difference. You can see "it", whatever the tools or items may be, so you incorporate that into the work itself. Take time to decide how you will use your items. Will they be stored in units by craft? Or will they all be used together? It can be a work in progress as you use your items, but create an awareness so you can refine your systems later.
- Create a space that will fill you with promise and fun! Your space should be a color you love, with music to inspire, lots of light and great spaces to work on. After this, think about rolling carts, rolling tables, rolling chairs and movement to assist with your creativity. Use a picture to inspire you!
Organizing for your personality and your creativity will make the most of your time and space.
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If some people find it hard to be creative during a scheduled time, they can always rearrange activities to allow them to exercise their creativity when they're in the right mood. At least when it's scheduled, they'll be able to find the time, without worrying that other priorities are being neglected.
Thanks Janet! You are so right, being able to move blocks of time to work on projects creatively is a great option for using energy and time wisely!


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Nov 18, 2010 11:38 AM
It's amazing that they're still making tweaks and improvements to something as basic as a hair elastic, but it seems like every time we go to buy a pack (which is more often than we'd care to admit since we lose those little bands like it's going out of style), there's a new development in the hair-tie world. We've been trying out hair bungees like these Smoothies Two Tone Bungees ($3). You just gather your hair into a ponytail, hook one bungee end into your hair, wrap tight and secure the other hook. It takes a little practice, but the all day hold is worth it!
The latest trend I am seeing in SF is girls wearing spiral hair ties. Got mine at beautyland but the spiral hair tie company is Clarissi Basics. My friend who is a nurse says it's apparently very popular with nurses at hospitals because they can wash the spiral hair tie when their shift is over.
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Another bright, blue sky to greet you after 8am this morning. Temperatures are running about 5° warmer than Thursday mornings pace. A warmer start will lead to a warmer finish.
Highs today will top 50° in many backyards in Central Indiana. This will be the 6th day in December at or above 50°, which matches the monthly average! This all part of an unseasonably warm month, where the average temperature of 44.7° is over 10° above normal.
A storm system currently over the southwestern United States will make quite a move over the next 24 hours… rapidly pushing a shield of rain into the state by late morning Saturday. For now it appears the timing of highest rain chances will be from 10am to 4pm Saturday.
Current modeling indicates the steadiest, most widespread rain should pivot east of the state by Saturday evening. This will pave the way for mostly dry conditions the rest of the weekend. The biggest change you'll notice in the 7day forecast is the upgraded high temperature on Sunday. The aforementioned storm system will move farther north, as opposed to east, and delay the passage of a cool front. This will allow a persistent southwest wind to push daytime highs to near 60° Sunday afternoon! The record for the day is 65°. That should be safe, but temperatures will be a good 20° above normal!
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Antonieta Semeão, from Portugal, has found the way to combine her love and passion for motorcycling with her other passion: event planning.
Antonieta started motorcycling at an early age. She began riding at the age of 13 on a motorcycle that her mother had purchased for her older brothers. By age 16, she had her own motorcycle (a better bike than the one 'borrowed' from her brothers) that she loved riding along the sea where she lived.
By age 18, Antonieta had a Suzuki 125. She enjoyed her wind therapy and the reactions of surprise when people realized it was a girl riding down the road.
Antonieta then had to face those same adult responsibilities that many of us face; working was required and a car was needed for work. Since her motorcycle was already old, she sold it.
In the meantime, those other adult responsibilities of a "normal" life appeared such as husband, work, kids, more work, holidays on the beach, work, work, and more work. Motorcycling took a back seat to her "normal" life.
When Antonieta's daughter was old enough to ride pillion, she bought a Yamaha Virago 535. Antonieta had been 20 years without a motorcycle but it felt like she had never stopped riding!
Before long, Antonieta's daughter, like her mother before her, longed to ride her own. At age 14, her daughter was riding a Vespa 50. Antonieta really enjoys riding alongside her daughter!
During those years of adult responsibilities and leading a "normal" life, Antonieta organized events. It was something she enjoyed and she was good at it.
Today, Antonieta has combined that event planning savvy with her passion for motorcycling into a motorcycle tour business in her home country of Portugal.
Moto Travel Portugal specializes tours that offer freedom, discovery, and adventure in some of the most beautiful landscapes in Portugal. Pre-packaged tours range in length from three days to nine days with plenty of opportunities to learn more about the people and customs of Portugal.
Antonieta has truly found her passion(s) and is eager to share motorcycling and Portugal with others.
As the fastest growing segment of the motorcycling public, women are more inclined than ever before to move from the passenger pillion to the front of the seat and to grab those handlebars. In this series of articles called "She Rides Her Own" we will profile a woman motorcyclist, what makes her unique, and how she got started riding on two wheels. If you would like to share a story with our readers on Examiner.com, email to: email@example.com
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- Meet Robin: her inner strength changed her life
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From OncoLog, May 2013, Vol. 58, No. 5
House Call: Myths and Facts About Skin Cancer
MYTH: Dark skin protects against skin cancer.
FACT: Naturally darker skin doesn't prevent skin cancer. Although skin cancer is less common in African American and Hispanic populations than in Caucasian populations, African American and Hispanic people who develop melanoma (an aggressive type of skin cancer) are more likely to die from the disease than are Caucasian people with melanoma.
The most likely reason for this difference in patients' outcomes is that dark-skinned people are less likely to seek treatment for skin lesions before the disease has reached an advanced stage. For example, acral lentiginous melanoma, the most common melanoma in African Americans and Asians, often goes unrecognized because it affects parts of the skin where cancer is not expected, such as the palms, soles, and nail beds.
MYTH: Tans are healthy and shield the skin from damage.
FACT: A "base tan" may delay sunburn, but it will not prevent damage from ultraviolet radiation. In fact, tanning is the body's attempt to defend itself against previous exposure to ultraviolet radiation by increasing the amount of pigment in the skin. This means that the DNA in suntanned skin has already been damaged by ultraviolet radiation. This DNA damage can lead to mutations that cause cancer. Also, a substantial amount of ultraviolet radiation will still penetrate any tan.
Whether caused by sunlight, a tanning bed, or a sun lamp, no tan leaves your skin healthier than it was before. Some tanning salons claim to use "safer" rays than those from the sun, which usually means ultraviolet A but not ultraviolet B rays. However, both types of ultraviolet rays can cause skin cancer.
MYTH: Skin cancer develops only on parts of the body that have gotten too much sun.
FACT: Although skin cancer most often occurs in areas that are frequently exposed to direct sunlight, cancer can also develop on skin that is usually covered by clothes or in shadow.
Because cancer can occur anywhere on the skin, a doctor performing skin cancer screening examines all areas of the skin. If you notice unusual spots or changes to existing moles anywhere on your skin or if you have multiple risk factors for skin cancer, talk to your doctor about skin cancer screening.
MYTH: Only elderly people develop skin cancer.
FACT: Skin cancer doesn't happen only to older people. The two most common types of skin cancer, basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma, do occur mostly in people more than 40 years old because these cancers are linked to a person's built-up exposure to ultraviolet radiation over many years. Melanoma, however, is linked to the sudden damage caused by sunburn and thus is more likely in young adults than other skin cancers. In fact, according to the Skin Cancer Foundation, melanoma is the second most common of all types of cancer in people 15–29 years old and the most common cancer in those 25–29 years old.
MYTH: Only people who don't use sunscreen and spend too much time in the sun get skin cancer.
FACT: Even though limiting your sun exposure can reduce your risk of getting skin cancer, the risk is not reduced to zero. Genes also influence the risk of developing skin cancer. So someone who wears sunscreen conscientiously but has a family history of skin cancer might develop the disease.
The risk of skin cancer can remain high for some people who use sunscreen because they are not using it properly. You should apply sunscreen (SPF 30 or higher) half an hour before sun exposure so it has time to penetrate the skin, and you should reapply sunscreen regularly, especially after swimming.
Even people who avoid outdoor activities are at risk for skin cancer because they too are exposed to ultraviolet radiation. People get most of their ultraviolet radiation exposure through routine activities like walking a dog or trying to find a parked car. Avoiding sunlight when it is strongest—between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.—can reduce your exposure, as can wearing a hat and long sleeves during routine activities.
Knowing the facts and taking sensible precautions can help protect you and your family against skin cancer.
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When you have a slippy poo (Fantom Poo) and it goes down the pipe on its own
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Your voluntary contribution to our political action arm, ISEA-PAC, gives us the strength and political influence we need to make a difference for students and public education in Iowa. It helps us elect candidates who have their priorities straight and who are willing to back up their talk with positive action.What's more, ISEA-PAC contributions help us help Iowans get beyond the campaign rhetoric and better understand what's really at stake.
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A through review of this popular and eminently collectable species with abundant illustrations which is especially designed for the amateur collector. The geologic settings and crystallography are covered without unnecessarily cumbersome details. Concise discussions of the history, chemical composition, crystal habits, colors, associates and assemblages, is followed by a review of more than 100 localities with photographs from the author's collection. Details of specimen evaluation and display are included. A readable discussion of the many inexpensive variations available are presented to counter the common assumption that rhodochrosite is simply unaffordable.
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Siesta is the Editors' Choice!
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It is odd that Republicans are complaining that Obamacare has a negative effect on Medicare because at one point, Republicans wanted to take a whack at Medicare themselves. What the President and Republicans need to understand is that seniors will not stand still for becoming victims of government incompetence and abuse. Government, through its actions, are now smacking the 60's generation, and they forgot that there is hot blood among that crowd.
The story today by CBS News is that ObamaCare has reduced the number of Medicare providers, and that the cost to seniors has gone up. If that is true as the evidence appears, Obama and the Democrats are striking out with the Affordable Healthcare Law.
Some Republicans are calling for the President to at least fix the problems that are creating this negative circumstance. Rep. Bill Johnson, R-Ohio is one who is asking the President to act at once.
"Johnson said doctors in his district have told him their patients were "blindsided" by changes to their insurance coverage, and he cited one constituent who said her nearly 30-year relationship with a favorite eye doctor was ended because of Obamacare.
"Remember how the president said he didn't want to interfere in these relationships?" he asked. "More than 794,000 seniors in Ohio rely on Medicare Advantage - that's hundreds of thousands of broken promises-in-waiting in just one state. Older Americans deserve better. They deserve the benefits they were promised. If the president won't help us repeal this law in its entirety, he ought to step up here, do the right thing and protect our seniors."
Last month, the administration tweaked Obamacare's rules to provide more flexibility to those who had signed up for insurance in the law's marketplace. The adjustment, according to the administration, would allow consumers to switch to an insurance plan with a more "inclusive provider network," provided they purchase roughly the same level of coverage from the same company.
The fix hasn't pacified Republicans, though, who continue to take every opportunity to criticize the law and have elevated their complaints as a primary issue ahead of the 2014 midterm elections. Democrats are wary of a repeat of their disastrous showing in the 2010 midterms, when the GOP first put Obamacare on trial, but they've largely emphasized a "mend-it-don't-end-it" approach to the law."
Election 2014 is going to be a disaster for Democrats and will also make it very difficult for a Democrat President to govern, even if it is Hillary Clinton. Hillary Clinton may be waiting for the results before she makes a decision to run officially. If Congress is of the nature that Obama must work with, she may let it go.


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The Ulun Danu Beratan tourist attraction achieved a national award in the event of Cipta Pesona Award (CPA) 2012. The attraction located at Candikuning village, Baturiti subdistrict, Tabanan, achieved the third position in the field of tourism governance. The award was received by Chairman of the Ulun Danu Beratan Management, Wayan Mustika, and the Head of the Tabanan Culture and Tourism Agency, Wayan Adnyana, in Jakarta, not long ago.
Wayan Mustika said the award was achieved due to good cooperation with various parties. They started from the government, leadership of the Ulun Danu Temple and the community. The assessment made by the team was very tight. Other than assessing the working method, it also evaluated the management of the tourist attraction offering the combination of nature and culture. "Through this award, we expect the tourism management of Ulun Danu will grow up," he said.
In preserving the security and comfort, explained Mustika, his party continued to improve the infrastructure. Among other things, he relocated and constructed 33 units of souvenir shop, opened international restaurant, expanded parking lot as well as arranged the garden and playground for children. "In the upcoming year 2013 or later, we will make an office, restore the multi-tiered meru shrine and yellow bamboo area at the edge of the lake," he said.
After the assessment of Cipta Pesona Award 2012, his party also arranged the entry and exit point in different lanes. Planning of the entry and exit point at the object had been done much earlier, but at the time of assessment it had not operated yet. "It was the weaknesses revealed by the assessment team. Hence, after the assessment by the team from central government, we directly make the arrangements," he said.
Meanwhile, the Head of Tabanan Tourism and Culture Agency, Wayan Adnyana, gave his appreciation for the award. Ulun Danu Beratan was defeated by Cibodas Safari Park managed by the UNESCO. "Having done the improvement, there is possibility for the Ulun Danu Beratan to be number one next year, as achievement made by the Tanah Lot Kediri and the Eka Karya Botanical Garden, Bedugul, Baturiti," said Adnyana. (BTN/015)
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The Nature Conservancy today called attention to the increasing frequency and duration of harmful algal blooms—known as brown and red tides—in Long Island's harbors and bays. Since the summer season began in June, major brown tides have occurred and continue in Shinnecock and Moriches Bays on the south shore of Long Island. Significant red tide events have been noted in Northport Harbor, Sag Harbor Cove and Shinnecock Bay.
Fueled by nitrogen in our waterways, the spread of red tides around Long Island is of great concern particularly since shellfish feeding on red tide accumulate a neurotoxin that causes paralytic shellfish poisoning which can be fatal in people and wildlife.
The presence of these harmful algal blooms leads to closures of shellfisheries around Long Island with devastating economic results for baymen and aquaculture businesses alike. Harmful algal blooms also impact, tourism, recreation, and wildlife.
"Good water quality is the essential—and most critical—pillar of a balanced and healthy environment," said Dr. Marci Bortman, director of conservation programs for The Nature Conservancy on Long Island. "But our waters are becoming more and more polluted on Long Island, leading to health risks and economic hardships. We must start recognizing this problem and taking steps to address it so that people can safely swim, harvest seafood from our bays and harbors."
In 2010, harmful algal blooms lead to the listing of Great South Bay, Moriches Bay, Quantuck Bay, and Shinnecock Bay to the US Environmental Protection Agency's list of impaired water bodies on Long Island.
"The EPA listing of our impaired water bodies certainly calls attention to a problem. But merely acknowledging the problem is not enough. We need solutions," said Kevin McDonald, director of public policy for The Nature Conservancy on Long Island.
One of the main sources of the pollution that causes brown and red tides is from residential and business septic systems. These ground-based disposal units put nitrogen from human waste into our aquifers. Nitrogen flows with the ground water either into our bays and harbors, setting the stage for harmful algal blooms, or into Long Island's only supply of fresh drinking water creating human health concerns.
The Nature Conservancy and partners are working to ensure that ground water and surface water of long Island are protected and to restore water quality where degradation has occurred. The group is looking to establish a new ground water nitrogen standard at the New York State level that protects public health as well as the health of bays, harbors and streams across the Island. This will require protecting watersheds where we still can – and modernizing existing infrastructure and restoring habitats in areas shown to have degraded water quality.
In addition, in this past New York State legislative session Assembly member Sweeney and Senator LaValle introduced legislation that seeks to establish a comprehensive approach to the management of ground and surface waters on Long Island to ensure that water quality in the bays and estuaries is adequately protected. The Nature Conservancy applauds their efforts and looks forward to working with them towards addressing this crucial issue facing our communities.
"Properly protecting our water supplies will create benefits, such as improving conditions for fish, wildlife, recreation and wild-fisheries and aquaculture. Moreover, an investment in the protection and management of our waters is an investment in the health of the economy for all of Long Island now and in the future," noted McDonald.
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On first glance, Emily Elizabeth Jewelry's Matte Golden Saltine Necklace ($60) looks to be a rippled square pendant, shimmering in the light. Look closer, and you'll see it's really a detailed gold vermeil saltine cracker. Yes, really! How's that for trompe l'oeil? One caveat, though: we do not recommend dipping this necklace into your lunchtime tomato soup.
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This was the first Daily Create I did for ds106:
I thought this was a great way to introduce ourselves to others in the ds106 community, and a nice alternative to the usual icebreakers (my most recent one was "tell the story of your name" which is getting a bit old).
My process in making this was, as always, a learning one. I started using the video function in PhotoBooth and did what I know was a shorter version of this. But when I went through the trouble of then exporting it to iMovie and tried to then share it with YouTube, I learned that there was no sound. Who knows if that is a common problem in PhotoBooth or whether I did something wrong. Didn't have time for googling it.
So I reshot this in iMovie and it worked like a charm. At over 6 minutes, this one is filed under the category "embarrassing videos of me" (JK). But then I had to give my football keychain its due, didn't I???


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Thigh (Leg) Lift Before and After Pictures by Tom J. Pousti, MD, FACS
This 60 year old was bothered by the excess skin on his medial thighs. He is 1 year post-op thigh lift and very happy with the results. This is an actual patient -- your results may vary.
Patient DetailsSex: Male
Age: 60 years old
Height: 6' 2"
Weight: 220 lbs
Skin Tone: Light
Procedure performed on: Leg
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Judge Halts Warrantless Wiretapping Program
As reported by the AP, "A federal judge ruled Thursday that the government's warrantless wiretapping program is unconstitutional and ordered an immediate halt to it." The ACLU brought this lawsuit after the spying program was first disclosed.
Read the judge's decision and injunction order.
This is a huge victory in the fight to stop the government's massive and illegal surveillance. This ruling deals with the so-called "Terrorist Surveillance Program."
EFF has sued AT&T for its role in the NSA's illegal spying, which we allege goes beyond what the President has directly admitted. Last month, Judge Walker rejected the government's motion to dismiss based on state secrets, along with AT&T's motion to dismiss, and allowed the case to go forward.
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The first thing the inspection team heard was a drone mechanical voice calling out to them. "Alright dudes, it's time to wake up and do your job. You have been asleep for exactly fifty years, nine months, twelve days, five hours, nineteen minutes and thirty seconds. As it stands your already two days late for this inspection, my fault, forgot to switch to daylight savings." At this point, only their hearing had returned to them. They were still blind and their entire bodies were completely numb. However after a loud hissing sound, the blackness the crew saw was replaced with a fuzzed vision of the metallic world around them. Then sharp pain all around their bodies as they began to feeling their fingers and toes jiggle about. Shortly after the fuzzed sight became clear and the pain stopped, however the crew seemed light headed.
The teams leader Ben Derek Rodríguez stumbled forward out of the cryogenic freezing unit that had been bed for the past 50 odd years and looked around. His team was still awaking up from their long sleep, clearly it was taking them longer to wake up. He examined the crew, recalling who they were. On the far right was Canadian environmental scientist who believed he had failed to save the Earth, the British pilot from a wealthy family, the American programmer whose personal report states he wants to be a musician, the combat engineer from the US Marines, a biological enhanced Brit who Ben had chosen because of his natural night vision, a French doctor and daughter of the ships captain, and finally the Russian female assassin, the one crew member Ben didn't want. This was a civilian unit and didn't need someone who's only use was to shoot. She was going to be trouble, Ben could feel it.
Ben headed to a small computer attached to the side of the wall which served as a communication with the sleeper ship's artificial intelligence known affectionately as Barry. Whilst the rest of the crew was still waking up from their long sleep, Ben pressed a button and talked to Barry. "I want a report on the state of Earth and the other Sleeper ships."
There was a short pause whilst Barry processed the question and retrieved the information necessary to answer. His drone, mechanical voice came through the ships intercom, "The retracting tectonic plates has ruptured several underground pockets of Gas 77 and is spewing into the atmosphere. Within ten years, the planet will be entirely inhabitable. However scientific probes that was left in orbit is concerned of the explosive... explosive... explosive... explosive potential of Gas 77. It fears that if the moving plates cause powerful tension in a super volcano then Earth could go boom. The other sleeper ships are reporting no problems and have all completed maintenance checks."
Happy to know everything was alright with the other ships, Ben turned the rest of the team. "When your ready I'll be waiting in the kitchen area next doors. Everyone should get some food in them, I mean we've gone 50 years without anything to eat. I fancy a sandwich. And try not to make any mess on your jumpsuits! We don't have the means to clean them up here in deep space."
The leader of the opposition was giving a speech. The men watching him were cheering. And with a single shot, Cuba's chances for real democracy have been destroyed.
Erin woke up, sweaty and tired. One of the inspection team members was already up.
She heard him say something about food in the kitchen area.
Prioritize, she thought. She looked for her locker, put her finger on the biometric scanner and took her sniper rifle.
"There. Now I can eat."
Erin walked to the kitchen.
Yawning after his long sleep Tom Stevenson stepped out of his cryogeneic freezing unit rubbing his eyes which were extremely sensitive after his fifty year sleep.
Sometimes there were disadvantages to having genetically enhanced vision but the advantages of them were one of the reasons he was chosen for the maintenance crew.
He counted himself lucky that he was on the team as illegally genetically enhanced people normally were outcasts, shunned by the normal populus.
I wonder if they have any tea?
He thought as he went into the kitchen to see Erin and the leader of the team Ben already in there.
Erin grasped her sniper rifle tightly when she heard someone walking in. It looked as if Tom flinched when he saw Erin's reaction time.
Erin pointed her sniper rifle at the strange man.
Ah, it is the man with strong eyesight.
Erin brought down her rifle and continued chewing on her food.
Blurry-eyed, Aiden struggled to regain his vision. How long had he been in stasis? Something told him 50 years or so. But he couldn't be sure.
It was mighty cold in here. Most uncomfortably cold, in fact. Freezing. But wait, it was getting warmer. Now it was getting pretty warm....
Aiden finally took the obvious course of action and pulled himself out of the freezing chamber. Now was the moment he had been waiting for. He'd always wanted to do this.
There was no response.
"Computer, activate!"
"For your information, I am an artificial intelligence, and I am very much so activated, thank you. Now please shut up and get something to eat. And also, in the future address me as Barry. Thank you!" With the last condescending thank you, Barry stopped talking despite Aiden's attempts at conversation.
He figured that he had better head to the kitchen.
Alisa vaguely heard Barry's informational announcements, but he was already finished speaking by the time anything he'd said registered in her mind. She frowned at the air as she left her cryogenic unit.
"How in space do you lose two days by forgetting a time change of an hour?" she asked aloud.
"I might turn that question around on you," Barry replied. "How can you sleep for over fifty years and still feel like you went to bed yesterday? Then again, I am fully aware of the state in which the human body rests whilst in cryogenic stasis, so I rather expect I have a better answer to that question than you do. To your breakfast, Ms. Bell!"
Smiling, Alisa decided she rather liked Barry. With that in mind, she headed for the kitchen.
Sam stepped out of the silver machine, checking his extremities. Everything thats supposed to be there is. Good.
Sam walked into the kitchen, watching the business of everyone. His combat techniques had already kicked in, an effect of waking up in a new environment. Sam pulled out a few slices of bread and some peanut butter and Miracle whip, a sandwich favorite of his fathers, and his fathers, and so on.
" Can someone tell me if there's any Beast energy drink here?" Sam asked to the general crew.
Walking into the kitchen area, he noticed a group was already present there. Not everyone, but quite a few. Of course the first thing that he noticed was the women, but he also checked for anyone that seemed friendly. This is turn made him self-conscious and he quickly brushed his hair over in the semi-emo way that he liked best. There was still some frost on his clothing, but most of it had either been evaporated or had melted already.
Now that Aiden had begun to notice himself, he realized that he was actually quite hungry. Amazingly hungry, in fact, and his blood sugar was very low. This was going to prompt him into a very slap-happy state if he didn't take care to eat something quickly.
Checking the large aisles of food-preserving cabinets, there were many generic brands and many licensed brands he noticed as he glanced over in their direction. However, he did not notice any Lucky Charms. None at all. There were certainly generic and healthier versions of Lucky Charms, but no actual Lucky Charms. This made Aiden quite unhappy.
"Hey, Barry, where are the Lucky Charms?"
"I'm afraid, Aiden Blackthorn, that they were never placed on any of the ships because of their offensive nature. It would be best not to speak of them ever again."
A milk-pouring robot nearby glared daggers at him.
It was going to be a long day.
Heading over to one of the women that caught his eye, whose name he believed to be Erin, not Aaron, he said, "Do you find Lucky Charms offensive? Because I sure don't. Geez, people these days. Or should I say 'Artificial Intelligences.'" He sighed. It was going to be a long trip. A very long trip.
"Fifty years?" James asked himself as he got out of his sleeping pod. "Yet not a day past 26." He commented, looking in a mirror. Hungry, he started to make his way to the kitchen, hoping there'd be some sort of food there. "So, how did we get stuck with the idiot AI with an attitude?" He asked Ben as he got there, hoping to strike up a conversation.
Sam busied himself with the food, Om-nom-nom. My God, this is great!
"Yo, Barry, do we have any coffe or energy drinks, I need something with caffeine." Sam asked the AI.
" I believe coffe is being made, check the machine to your left. " Barry answered.
"That idiot AI can you hear. You should be careful when you talk about the being that looks after you while he sleeps," Ben jokingly warned before taking a bite out a peace of toast. "Barry isn't an idiot. I think he's just screwing with everyone. I mean he can't switch on and off like we can. He's needed to be operational to maintain the ship, robot and cryogenic status for fifty years and no doubt he's been bored out of his skull. He's just amusing himself at our expense. It'll get worse, trust me. Our next wake up call is in three hundred years."
Whilst everyone else was having their toast, energy drinks and coffee, the team's medic, Sabrine, choose the more healthy option. She choose good old fashioned fruit, grown on the home of humanity and frozen using similar technology that had kept her and her fellow team mates asleep for the past fifty years. She sat opposite the strange Russian woman with the interesting sniper rifle. "Expecting trouble?"
Erin nodded at the woman staring at her.
"Trouble follows the foolish, and there are a lot of fools here."
Erin chewed on her food.
"This sniper rifle killed the Cuban President 5 or is it 55 years ago. I do not hope to use it now."
Hesitating to say anything else after Erin said these words, Aiden backed off entirely. He looked around for anyone else worth talking to. Finding someone over by the coffee machine, whose name he believed to be Sam, although he wasn't entirely sure what he did on the ship, he walked over to the man.
"I'm not really into coffee, but I'll guess I try some anyways." He smiled. Aiden loved caffeine. It tended to do bad things to him, but he didn't care. That was why he liked it.
Reaching for one of the cups of coffee, the coffee machine spat something at him and glared at him. Then it mumbled, "Lucky Charms...," and Aiden took a cup of the liquid.
Alisa smiled faintly at Ben's explanation of Barry's behavior. "Plus," she said, "We're not scheduled to be awake long here, are we? So he's gotta get as much amusement out of us as he can before we go back to sleep." She shrugged. "At any rate, I like him. He's good for a laugh, and I don't much mind it happens to be at my expense."
She moved to find something to eat and came back to the table with a bagel and cream cheese, and a mug that was three-quarters coffee and one-quarter french vanilla creamer. Sighing contentedly, she said, "Pre-packed no-spoil foods. Gotta love 'em."
Sam poured himself the largest mug of coffee you'd probably ever see, If it actually stunts your growth, then I'd have been seven foot tall! Sam would always say. He chugged the coffee, appreciating the aroma of the grounds left at the bottom of the cup. He looked at Aiden. " Not bad, though it could be better, what do you think?" He asked as he took another bite of his Peanut butter and Miracle whip sandwich.
"I think the machines here get a little touchy towards irrelevant things like Lucky Charms."
With that, Aiden sneered at the coffee machine. It sneered back. Aiden flinched and turned back to Sam.
"I'm thinking I'm up to a little programming after we eat. I'm going to make this ship love Lucky Charms."
With that, he chugged the entire cup of coffee and then got another and chugged that one too.
"What are you doing later?" he asked Sam.
Getting up Tom picked up his tea mug along with his plate containing the remnants of his cheese sandwich placing them on the tray.
Yuck that tea was terrible, next time I'll make some.
He thought as he placed the tray upon one of the kitchen robots arms.
Reaching into his coat pocket he pulled out a pair of tinted sun glasses and put them on.
"It's too bright for me in here..."
He said rather sheepishly, still not accustomed to the other people in the kitchen it also didn't help the fact that that crazy Russian woman decided to aim her sniper rifle at him when he entered.
He thought about getting Barry to turn down the lighting but that would probably annoy the other people.
To pass the time he decided to read the signs across the otherside of the room to everyone else he must of looked like he had zoned out as he staired at the far wall.
"Well, first I'll do some quick videogames." Sam responded to Aiden. " Then, I'll probably be working on the ship. What are you going to do?" Sam asked as he chugged another mug of coffee.
"Man that hit the spot!!" Sam said.
Aiden smiled a bit at Sam.
"Well, I have some inspections to do. Along with some...routine programming." He grinned at the coffee machine.
"What video games do we have, anyway? Mind if I join you?"
"Oh video games! Wow, how about when we're done with that we'll take our bikes and does some laps around the ships main reactor!" Ben mocked as he heard the crew members planning several leisure activities when their inspection was over. "I don't know what you lot were planning but we've got to make sure a spaceship the length of New York city and the width of Manhattan lasts for three hundred years. We're not going to get a chance to play Resident Evil with some cokes."
"Whoah, that sounds fun," said Aiden to Sam. "Well, I guess I'd better get to programming. I have some important things to do. And some...not so important." He grinned again.
Taking a pack of Pop-Tarts he had just instantly toasted using the toaster, he walked down the length of corridors to his station, a room full of terminals and statistic displays.
Rolling her eyes at how Ben's comment was basically ignored, Alisa stood, grabbing her bagel and coffee. "I think I'm going to have to take this up to the bridge." She eyed the other members of the team. "Somehow I think I'll be in better company up there..."
"I may point out, Ms. Bell," said Barry, "that the only companionship you'll find on the bridge is my voice and the pilot robots."
Alisa grinned. "I'm well aware of that, Barry. Thank you."
With that, she departed, coffee and bagel in hand.
Walking into the room, behind him Aiden noticed the ship's pilot, Alisa.
"Making sure we don't crash into any planets, I assume?" he asked.
At the same time he waved his hand over the "doorknob" and the door slid open.
"Barry, what do I need to do?", Erin asked the AI.
Sam muttered to himself about the lack of fun he'd be experiencing. Oh well, I'll get on it when we reach the new planet.
Sam grabbed himmself a Beast energy drink and made his way to the engine, entering the codes and swiping cards through scanners and waving his hand like a Jedi. Finally, he made it to the engine room, watching a robot flit around the room.
"Okay, lets see what we got here." Sam said as he bagan a quick inspection.
Logging into his terminal, Aiden did some extensive looking around. Fancy software, but there wasn't much to do with it. Checking the programming of the ship, he noticed that there were some things he needed to do.
"Barry, is there anything you need me to take care of?"
"I have a list. Check the desktop."
Checking the list, Aiden noticed that most of the tasks were routine. But suddenly another item appeared. A virus had entered the system. Aiden frowned. How was that even possible?
"Barry, a virus just entered the system."
"I am aware. One of the milk-pouring machines in the kitchen became upset by something."
"I see."
Within a few minutes Aiden had eliminated the virus. Then he checked the list again and took care of his other work. With that, he had nothing to do. What a job.
Smiling, he then opened the programming application and began to tinker with the wake-up cycle. Only a little bit. Then he tinkered around with the behavioral complex of the robots aboard the ship. And that was all they needed. Humming to a tune, he then shut down the terminal and looked around for something to do.
"Oh crap," Ben muttered when he read a report that was being displayed computer screen after he asked Barry if there was any major issues that his team should be dealing with and as soon as the details filled his computer screen, Ben had become to wonder why he hadn't been addressed with this when he first stepped out. It seemed extremely important and life threatening. He'd probably been saving the incident for a last minutes joke or something. "Switch on the intercom and set an orange alert." All the intercom speaker phones crackled slightly as they came to life and the lights that illuminated the corridors faded into an orange color. Ben's voice called through the speakers, the sense of urgency was clear in his voice.
"Ladies and Gentlemen we have a problem. It appears that a GAO (Genetically altered organism) had smuggled its way aboard the ship and entered some sort of hyphenation during take off. It woke up about twelve weeks ago and began to sabotage some of the ships routine systems. It's origin is unknown however it's best to assume that it was set up by some cult or one of the few smaller governments that were unable to secure a place aboard a ship. Now the GOA isn't a problem, security bots were more than able to destroy it however not before it causes quiet some serious damage to half a dozen components on the lower decks that within a few years, could cause the engines to slow down which would in turn to cause to miss our ETA by a century or two, then cause problems as the freezer units are automatically designed to wake up at that point which takes a lot of power; leaving the engines without enough power to continue our destination."
"Thankfully, that not our problem. Barry dispatched repair droids to fix the problem, unaware of a small visual error in their software. Unfortunately they don't register the right parts as, well the right parts. They believed what we have in the lower storage area is insufficient to fix the damaged equipment, however after examining the frozen members of the back-up engineering team that been frozen, they came to the conclusion to the human organs could easily be used to fixed whats broken so they murdered the crew of twenty, however like I said, a lot of damage was done and work still needs to be done so the robots are heading towards the main cryogenic freezer storage area, however because they walk on wheels, they need to use the disabled ramp area which couldn't be further away from storage area without being outside the ship so they've taken along time."
"We're going to split into three groups. Myself, Doctor Sandrine and Alisa Bell will sneak around the robots so we can dispose of the GOA's body. Mr. Larson, Anderson and Stevenson will also sneak around the robots however their main goal is to repair a communication circuit that was damaged, once repaired Barry will be able to hack the repair robots and correct their programming. Meanwhile the rest of you will attempt to distract the robots so they can't get any closer to the freezer storage, however I must add you cannot damage or destroy them. I know they've murdered fellow crew members, however now that the back up engineering team is no more, these repair robots are all we have and are too vital to be destroyed just yet."
"Damn," Alisa said softly, pushing herself out from beneath the primary navigation console. Wasn't this supposed to be an easy mission? It was just supposed to be simple little problems, especially for Alisa. She was a pilot, not a mortician. Why the hell was she supposed to be taking care of bodies? She shuddered uncomfortably. Whatever. She'd do whatever she was told to. She wasn't in charge, after all. But first...
"Barry, where are Mr. Rodriguez and Dr. Revel?" she asked the AI.
Quickly typing into the terminal he had re-logged into, he tried to see if he could simply reprogram the robots. Negative, it turned out they were operating on an independent circuit. But maybe he could....
An AI unit placed on the wall he hadn't noticed before began talking to him.
"Aiden, I'm afraid I can't let you do that, Aiden."
The terminal shut down before his eyes. Aiden made a move for the next one.
"Aiden, stop."
The next terminal was shut down as well. So he headed straight for the AI's eye on the wall.
"No, Aiden, please stop."
The fire extinguisher units came on, soaking him. But he grabbed the eye and began to pull.
"Aiden, please....stop....stop....please...."
He managed to rip the eye out of the wall and throw it to the floor. Then he walked back to the terminal, opened it up, and checked to see what the problem with the stupid AI was. He blamed it on random malfunction and walked out of the door to go stop the robots.
Exiting, he thought he heard something whisper, "Lucky Charms...." With that, he headed towards the lower deck.
Straight in front of him was one of the rogue robots that he was instructed to distract. It extended a mechanical arm, likely to harm him. So he tried the only thing he could think of.
"Lucky Charms."
The machine instantly began to bubble with delight and dance around. "Lucky Charms!" it shouted, and appeared to be very pleased indeed.
The terminals on the walls began to sing too, and soon the entire section of corridor was singing about it.
"What have I done?!" cried Aiden.
(In the kitchen)
"Man thats just wrong..." Tom muttered out loud when he heard Bens message.
Getting to his feet he remembered that he was supposed to repair the communication circuit along with Sam and James.
Running over to one of the many maintenance lockers spread out through the ship he took out a utility belt which contained tools and other useful materials though he did quickly discarded the flashlight as he didn't need it.
What a way to start, playing hide and seek with mental repair bots looking to turn us into spare parts. He thought to himself as he finished getting equipped for the mission.
He ran out of the kitchen and checked a map of the ship if he timed it right he could hopefully run into Sam as he was last down in the engine room and should have heard the message.
One of the bots bumped into Sam, on accident, causing him to singe his arm on the hot metal of the engine.
"Dang it! That really hurts!" Sam yelled at the top of his lungs. He looked at the wound. Nothing major, it'll heal over in a few days, especially with cryo-sleep.
Sam stepped out of the engine room, his work had been done, and he bumped into Tom, with his bad arm.
"OWEYOWEYOWEYOWEYOWEYOWEY-OW!" Sam yelled, holding his arm.
Erin looked at the droids. She grabbed her sniper rifle and pointed it at the repair robot. In the floor were a few bodies. She had done this many times before, in threatening other people. The key to doing this,she thought is not to aim away from the target, but aim at something else near it. She fired. The bullet missed the droid by 1 centimeter, but caught its attention. It began to come closer to her.
Deciding simply to make a break for it, Aiden left the singing corridor to itself and made for the engine room. There he saw Sam.
He tapped Sam on the arm. "Hey." Aiden still looked very flustered, but he was ready to do whatever he had to in order to stop the robots.
"YOWCH!! Why does everyone want to touch my burnt arm? Grrrr!" Sam said.
" Okay, Aiden, I hope you can defend yourself. We're going to make a dash for the broken area. On the count of three, and for your information, it's on three, not after." Sam informed them. "Ein, dos, THREE!" Sam Yelled, jumping out from the hall and making for the area that was designated.
Aiden pulled his arm away. "Sorry."
Then Sam started counting. He didn't know where they were going. On the third count he started running after Sam.
This was going to be interesting.
Erin looked in the far distance and saw two crewmates running. One bot ran after them. Erin fired her sniper rifle again, the bot that was chasing them now ran after her. Erin ran.
Hoping to deal with the robots quickly, James tried an alternative means of disabling them. "You, like most robots, are governed by the Three Laws, the First of which states that you cannot harm a human being, or through inaction, cause a human being to come to harm. Though you seek to harvest us to save those still in hibernation, doing so would be a violation of the First Law, as would not doing so. As such, you cannot complete that order, nor can you not complete it." He said to the robots, leaving them to compute the paradox. "Thank you, Asimov." He muttered under his breath as he walked past them. "If I can transmit that paradox to every other robot on the ship trying to turn us into spare parts, that should make all our jobs a lot easier." He explained to Tom and Sam.
Continuing on down the dimly orange lit corridor towards the broken communications circuit Tom, Sam, James and for some reason Aiden who was meant to be a distraction were moving as fast as possible.
Coming across another set of repair robots Tom decided to repeat James's Asimov paradox to the droids.
This appeared to work momentarily until the droids started moving again.
One of the droids droned in a mechanical voice:
"Zeroth Law overides the first law of robotics for the good of humanity you will be used to repair the systems needed to ensure the survial of the human race."
Damn those must be a later models much faster at computing the paradox. Tom thought before muttering outloud.
"Ahhh bugg-"
"Human organs would not serve the ship as well as its actual parts. If you allow us to complete our jobs, the ship will function longer than if you kill us and use us for spare parts, as our organs will rot away before the ship reaches its destination." James added, hoping to turn the Zeroth Law against them. If that didn't work, he could always stump them with a mathematical paradox.
"Ermm dudes, I think I should warn you, we weren't aloud to use the Three Laws of Robotics. Turns out the copyright holders were against the sleeper ship program and forbid us using them. Instead it tends to ignore everything you say that doesn't make sense to it. At the moment its just deciding where your organs are going to go, so if I were you, I'd run like hell," Barry voice informed humans who were trying to defeat the crazed robots using logic.
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Cathy Barber has the news: Chef Katie Natale has left Cafe on the Green to teach at Le Cordon Bleu in Dallas. That's a shame, she has done a great job at Café on the Green. Hmm. This makes for an interesting opportunity for one talented Dallas chef. Perhaps former Nana chef Anthony Bombaci should check it out. How lovely would his cooking pair with James Tidwell's wine list. I'm just saying.
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Event Service: subscribe to a set of MBeans (registered or non-registered)
By Shanliang Jiang on Sep 16, 2008
Event Service allows to subscribe a listener to a set of MBeans, this simplifies user code by grouping multi requests in one, it also reduces obviously communication between a client and its server.
An MBean to add a listener is usually already registered in an MBeanServer, the Event Service allows to subscribe a listener to a non-registered MBean, or one which will be registered/unregistered time to time. This is very useful, let's see an example:
A manager is monitoring Java VMs running on several hosts, an MBeanServer is running on each host, an VM MBean will be registered to the MBeanServer to represent a new coming VM, the MBean will be unregistered when the VM stops, the ObjectName of a VM MBean starts the fixed ObjectName domain like "vm:". The manager adds a notification listener to each VM MBean to be informed of any change in a VM.
- The Event Service allows to register a listener to an MBean without know when the MBean appears:
ObjectName pattern = new ObjectName("vm:\*");eventClient.subscribe(pattern, listener, filter, handback);
Without the Event Service, the manager needs to find a VM MBean himself, there are two things he needs to do:
1) finding all registered VM MBeans when connecting to an MBeanServer running on a host, this can be done by sending a query request:ObjectName pattern = new ObjectName("vm:\*"); Set<ObjectName> names = hostMBeanServerConnection.getNames(pattern, null);
and then registering a listener to each found MBean:for (ObjectName name : names) {
hostMBeanServerConnection.addNotificationListener(name, listener, filter, handback);
2) registering a special listener to receive MBeanServerNotifications from MBeanServerDelegate, if a received MBeanServerNotifications is about a VM MBean registration, adding a listener to the new registered VM MBean.
Considering that some VM MBeans will come or disappear during 1), the manager should pay attention to not miss any new coming VM MBean or to not add a listener to a VM MBean more than one time. This is not an easy job.
- The Event Service helps avoid missing notifications. After a VM MBean is registered, it may send out immediately notifications. If the manager needs to wait at first an MBeanServerNotifications from MBeanServerDelegate to be informed of a new MBean registration and then add a listener to the MBean, he may miss some notifications sent out before his listener is added. With the Event Service, this problem will not appear if the VM MBean implements the interface MBeanRegistration and ensures to not send out notification before the method MBeanRegistration.postRegister(Boolean
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The ambulatory care cost benefits of integrated delivery systems may not extend to inpatient surgery
Health Care Costs and Financing
Accountable care organizations (ACOs), an important part of the Affordable Care Act, may not produce the same degree of savings for inpatient surgery that is found for integrated delivery systems (IDSs)—a type of ACO becoming common in ambulatory care, according to a new study by David C. Miller, M.D., M.P.H., and colleagues at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. They conclude that the ambulatory care benefits of the IDSs may not extend to inpatient surgery.
The study found that patients who had surgery (coronary artery bypass graft [CABG], hip replacement, back surgery, or colectomy) at IDS-affiliated and non-IDS-affiliated hospitals did not differ significantly in mortality, complications, or readmissions. The exception was significantly lower readmissions for patients who underwent colectomy at an IDS-affiliated hospital compared with a non-IDS-affiliated hospital (12.6 vs. 13.5 percent).
When the researchers accounted for differences in patient demographics and illness severity, they found that total-episode Medicare payments were slightly lower in IDS-affiliated than non-IDS-affiliated hospitals for CABG, back surgery, and colectomy, and were significantly lower (by $932, or 4 percent) for hip surgery in an IDS-affiliated hospital. Most of the cost differences between the two types of hospitals came from physician services and postdischarge care.
The findings were based on analysis of data on Medicare beneficiaries who underwent one of the four selected surgeries during a 35-month period (January 2005–November 2007). Identification of IDS-affiliated and -nonaffiliated hospitals was done annually through the use of a commercial database. The study was funded in part by AHRQ (HS18346).
More details are in "Anticipating the effects of accountable care organizations for inpatient surgery," by Dr. Miller, Zaojun Ye, M.S., Cathryn Gust, M.S., and others in the June 2013 Journal of the American Medical Association/Surgery 148(6), pp. 549-554.


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A three-vehicle crash on Route 9 west of Cool Springs Road in Milton on Friday around 10:30 a.m. left two people injured.
Delaware State Police said 51-year-old Clifton W. Walther of Milton was operating a 1986 Chevrolet Econoline Van eastbound on Route 9 when for unknown reasons he drifted into the eastbound shoulder, where he struck a parked 1983 Motor Corporation trash receptacle truck. Police said the force of the impact caused the van to spin in a clockwise direction and back into the eastbound lanes of Route 9, where the van was struck in the rear by a 2012 Buick Verano operated by 79-year-old Donald D. Newson of Georgetown. Police said both vehicles came to a stop in the middle of the roadway, causing it to be blocked in both directions.
Walther, who police said was not properly restrained, was ejected from the vehicle. He was removed from the scene by emergency services personnel and transported to Beebe Medical Center with non-life threatening injuries. Walther was cited for inattentive driving.
Newson, who police said was properly restrained, was also transported to Beebe Medical Center with non-life threatening injuries.
The operator of the parked truck was not in the vehicle at the time of the crash.
Police said the roadway was closed for about two hours while the crash was investigated and cleared.
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An ideal $I$ of a ring $R$ is called a minimal ideal if $I≠{0}$ and there does not exist any ideal $J$ of R such that ${0}≠J⊂I$.
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FEDERAL WAY, Wash. - The Washington State University women's swim team remains in ninth place after the second day of the Pacific-10 Conference Championships at the King County Aquatics Center.
Senior co-captain Lindsay Henahan finished fifth in the 100 butterfly in a time of 54.05, marking the highest finish for the Cougars in this season's Pac-10 Championships. Henahan's time of 53.75 in the preliminaries set a new school record for the Cougs. Her life-time best also gave her an automatic qualifying time for the NCAA Championships, getting under the qualifying standard of 54.14. Henahan, a native of Rochester, N.Y., held the previous WSU record of 54.37.
"It was an exciting swim," WSU Head Coach Erica Quam said. "She attacked the race from the very beginning. I'm proud of her."
Henahan also swam the fastest butterfly split of the meet in the 200 medley relay with a time of 23.70 in her 50 yards.
Senior Becca Cohen made the finals in the 200 freestyle, finishing 19th with a time of 1:50.99. Also making the finals for the Cougars was junior Sasha Taylor. Taylor finished the 100 backstroke in a time of 58.25, earning her 24th.
"Everyone swam a lot better today than yesterday," Quam said. "I just want us to continue to improve each time we swim."
Saturday at the Pac-10's, freshman Jane Copland looks to earn herself an NCAA qualifying time in the 200 breaststroke. Copland currently is 30th in the nation in that events. Approximately the top 31 times in the nation make the NCAA Championships.
The Pac-10 competition will conclude Saturday at the King County Aquatics Center. Preliminary heats for individual events will be held at 11 a.m., with finals for all events beginning at 6 p.m.
Pac-10 Championships Day 2 Federal Way, Wash. February 28, 2003 (all results are in yards)
RESULTS: (top three and all WSU finishers)
200 MEDLEY RELAY 1. STAN (A) (Wagner, T. Kirk, D. Kirk, Jones) 1:38.80 2. CAL (A) (Coughlin, Stitts, Griffith, Harper) 1:40.53 3. UA (A) (Botsford, Wagner, Pursley, Gresdal) 1:40.92 9. WSU (A) (Chinn, Copland, Henahan, Schmied) 1:44.27
400 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 1. Kaitlin Sandeno (USC) 4:09.14 2. Michala Kwansy (USC) 4:10.76 3. Kristin Caverly (STAN) 4:11.89
100 BUTTERFLY 1. Natalie Coughlin (CAL) 51.10 2. Jana Krohn (USC) 52.97 3. Dana Kirk (STAN) 53.32 5. Lindsay Henahan (WSU) 54.05 34. Natascha Renfro (WSU) 57.63 37. Sheena Mills (WSU) 59.21
200 FREESTYLE 1. Kim Harada (UW) 1:46.87 2. Petra Banovic (ASU) 1:47.85 3. Jessica Hayes (UA) 1:48.14 19. Becca Cohen (WSU) 1:50.99 40. Jill Olson (WSU) 1:58.67 43. Andrea Lubeck (WSU) 2:13.71
100 BREASTSTROKE 1. Tara Kirk (STAN) 58.41 2. Agnes Kovacs (ASU) 1:00.88 3. Jessica Wagner (UA) 1:01.94 26. Lesley Ouellette (WSU) 1:07.55 32. Karen Eldred (WSU) 1:12.39
100 BACKSTROKE 1. Beth Botsford (UA) 53.21 2. Amy Wagner (STAN) 54.09 3. Jenna Gresdal (UA) 54.67 24. Sasha Taylor (WSU) 58.25 26. Nicole Chinn (WSU) 59.34 27. Theresa Dunn (WSU) 59.96 30. Sara Schmied (WSU) 1:00.69
800 FREESTLYE RELAY 1. USC (A) (Krohn, Pedder, Kwansy, Sandeno) 7:12.49 2. UA (A) (Willis, Hayes, Smith, Gresdal) 7:16.58 3. ASU (A) (Banovic, Szigeti, Steffensen, Wilcox) 7:17.96
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Growing up we would get an Easter Basket with candy in it. Our grandparents would do an egg hunt. I would get a new dress and maybe a new hat.
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Usually an Easter basket then an egg hunt at my grandparents. I also would get a new dress every year. Which is weird because I'm a dude.
When I was a kid would get an Easter basket with candy in it too but would have to find it. Then would go to grandparents house for dinner with all aunts & uncles & cousins.
Family meals are pretty big. I think we usually had ham.
The grandparents arriving, eating, farting and stinking everything up.
Carrying the banner for ISU.
It's the annual celebration to acknowledge the last time anyone in my extended family will be stuck in the same room with each other until Thanksgiving.
We use hubby's tradition of also hiding the entire basket, plus we hide plastic eggs with goodies. We change that up every year depending on the age of kids. I used to be organized hen we only had 2 and each girl could only find certain colored eggs. Now we'll have the little ones (under age 3) collect 10 eggs each upstairs (with goodies like goldfish, teddy grahams, etc inside) and the big girls will have to each find 12 eggs downstairs (with money and various chocolate candy inside). The older girls each have a golden egg to find--this year those have $5 in them.
Depends on my motivation level if we color eggs. This year was a no-go because one came down with strep yesterday and the oldest had softball and was a volleyball helper today. We also have a neighborhood outdoor egg hunt that we missed this year because of those reasons. Usually we spend Easter at home because our school doesn't have Fri or Mon off, neither does hubby.
Get blackout drunk Saturday night. Hide beers all over the house. Wake up and look for them Sunday morning. Cheers!
We have my wife's italian family's "sausage egg business." Grazianos bulk sausage browned with cottage cheese added and then mix in wisked eggs and stir it all together until the eggs are cooked and it thickens a little.
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We have my wife's italian family's "sausage egg business." Grazianos bulk sausage browned with cottage cheese added and then mix in wisked eggs and stir it all together until the eggs are cooked and it thickens a little.
Oh man that sounds good as long as you survive the subsequent heart attack.
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Easter egg hunt, basket of random little stuff, brunch or lunch (either ham or went out).
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Auntie Eileen (F b nc bd ped) by anthonyf aka Olga's Little Boy
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NOTE: This is a work of fiction and none of the events or characters are real. The author does not condone any sexual activity among persons under 16 in real life.
Tommy hung suspended from his wrists in the punishment room set up by his Aunt Eileen to correct her own daughter's naughty behavior but now used for his benefit. He had been caught voyeuristically spying on his older sister while she undressed to bathe and his mother couldn't tolerate any more of this ongoing behavior so she packed him off to her sister's stern care.
Eileen looked at the boy and licked her lips. The 11 year old boy looked innocent, almost girlish with milk white alabaster skin and light brown hair. His shorts hung low on his hips exposing most of his smooth white abdomen below his navel and the top of his white jockey underwear and nothing else. His feet were off the ground as he hung several feet up.
The boy had gone practically blank and red faced when his Aunt Eileen had called him into the punishment room and ordered him to undress for punishment. He was very shy and the thought of undressing in front of a grown woman, his aunt no less, paralyzed him with shock. He couldn't bring himself to undress so Eileen took matters in hand and started pulling off his T-shirt.
She took his hand and pulled him toward the restraint apparatus, the ropes that hung from the ceiling with padded wrist cuffs and in a moment had him dangling a few feet off the floor, the better to remove the tennis shoes and socks off his small delicate feet.
"Well, young man, as promised I'll have to apply a good paddling to make sure you behave so the shorts will have to come off." Tommy gulped knowing his Aunt was about to remove his shorts and reddened at the thought. Eileen's pulse quickened a little as she noticed his blushing and imagined the boy completely nude, most likely completely hairless as a preteen. Then nervously she tugged his shorts down and off. He looked delicious in just his white bikini type briefs and they both knew that in a moment he would be completely stripped nude to the delight of his Aunt Eileen's lecherous eyes.
She walked around the young boy and looked at his enticing bubble butt just covered by the small white underwear. She grasped the waist band of the boy's briefs as he nervously twitched and gasped in surprise at her touch from behind, then she pulled down the back of the boy's "panty" and let the waistband snap just below his alabaster white ass cheeks. She licked her lips again and patted his naked white bubble butt gently, lovingly.
Tommy could feel himself getting an erection and he blushed a deeper red knowing that his aunt would see his rising small boy cock. Sure enough, Eileen walked back around the front of the scantily clad preteen boy to enjoy the sight. His briefs were down lower on his hips after she exposed his cute bubble butt just barely covering his boyhood sex package with his milk white ass cheeks completely exposed. She noticed the boy's small erection poking through the white cotton material and gulped in anticipation and lechery. He was almost nude and the white, unblemished expanse of his smooth near naked body flooded her with arousal.
Of course, she could paddle the boy with just his jockey briefs pulled down below his ass cheeks but she wanted to expose his young hairless boy cock and humiliate him. And also because she just wanted to see him nude, to enjoy the sight of his nude, hairless preteen body. She noticed his innocent virgin blushing again and felt aroused. For now the partial removal of his underwear created some pulse throbbing anticipation for herself and the preteen boy since he at least had some modest cover over his boy genitals but they both knew, with some intense emotion, that it would soon come off.
She walked around the bound suspended boy as she lectured him on his unruly behavior in a sexy sibilant tone. "So you want to see your sister nude while you spy on her, you naughty boy. Spying on her like that is not very decent. And, she thought, I'll make sure you see more female flesh while you live here than you can handle, little boy."
As she talked she touched Tommy's tummy with her finger tip causing an involuntary wiggle as it tickled the boy. She moved her finger tip along his near nude body up toward his chest and flicked his underarm playfully, again getting a tickle twitch from the helpless boy. She ran her open hand along his inner thigh then grasped the waistband of his underwear and snapped it so that it stung his smooth white skin.
All of this caressing had caused his boy cock to rise and harden even more, now causing his underwear to tent straight out as his boy cock poked the thin material. The boy's deep red blush had spread over his face and it excited Eileen that he was erect and obviously sexually aroused but also shy and modest with embarrassment because of his near nudity and genital erection.
Tommy feared his stern Aunt Eileen but she was so beautiful he also felt very attracted to her. She had red hair and, like him, alabaster smooth white skin. She was tall and imposing with large breasts and hips. Most men turned to look at her with lust and quite a few felt overwhelmed by her stunning beauty so, naturally a young boy like Tommy would feel…well…quite nervous, awkward and timid in her presence. She usually dressed quite well and she now wore a flowing summer skirt tight at her waist with stockings and high heels. Her blouse was open at the top exposing some cleavage. The contrast between her, fully dressed, and himself, nearly nude, was not lost on Tommy since it simply made him feel more helpless and vulnerable.
Eileen ran her fingertip along the waistband of his small white briefs making him squirm with a ticklish sensuous feeling. His eyes were wide with a mixture of fear, arousal, embarrassment, vulnerability and anticipation at his impending complete nudity and the exposure of his genitals in front of his beautiful aunt.
As she stroked his lower tummy along the waistband of his briefs she said, knowing it would embarrass the preteen boy even more, "Hmmm…I see you've gotten an erection you naughty, naughty boy! What do you have to say about that, young man?" Tommy mumbled something about "I…I…c...can't…help it Aunt Eileen." He was so nervous he could barely get the words out and if he had been on his feet his knees would be shaking uncontrollably. He felt overwhelmed with the sexuality of his predicament imposed by his beautiful aunt.
He expected his briefs to come off any moment now and to his embarrassed consternation Eileen teasingly grasped the waistband and slowly tugged the briefs down his hips. She pulled the waistband out over the boy's erect cock and pressed her lips lecherously as his small erection was exposed. He watched his aunt, feeling almost faint and a little dizzy with intense emotions of involuntary sexual arousal, violated modesty and even infatuation for Eileen, as she looked intently at his boy cock.
As she expected the preteen boy was completely hairless and his erection looked almost pink and small, not even 4 inches she estimated. She removed the preteen boy's briefs, caressing his slim white legs as she pulled the jockey's down, while still examining his hairless small scrotum and testicles. She could see the pink glans of his penis slightly poking through his foreskin.
She dropped the warm briefs on the floor and looked the nude boy over carefully admiring his naked body and his erection standing almost straight up. "We'll have to do something about your erection later on, young man." Tommy felt some panic at her words wondering what she meant. "But your punishment comes first," she said as she caressed his abdomen and chest causing his small boyish erection to throb and bob slightly with involuntary arousal.
Eileen caressed the boy's jutting white ass cheeks as she continued to berate him for his transgressions against his sister's modesty. Then without warning she slapped his ass with her open palm. She preferred to spank with her own hand rather than a paddle just to feel the boy's quivering ass flesh against her own as she applied the punishment. She followed rapidly with a series of sharp slaps against the boy's bare ass cheeks as he struggled and cried against the stinging pain. "Oooh…oouch…ooo…p…please…stop..Auntie…!" cried Tommy as he squirmed and twisted his nude body to his aunt's aroused delight.
Auntie Eileen noticed his lily white ass cheeks turning quite crimson as she applied several more stinging slaps against his quivering soft flesh. The boy was nearly in tears as she finished with several more strokes noting the deep red of his jutting cheeks. By this time her panty felt quite moist with her own deep sexual arousal.
"There, there now it wasn't so bad and it'll teach you some respect for the females in your life, young man." She removed a bottle from the cabinet nearby and glanced at the whimpering boy as she poured some rubbing alcohol on her hands. Tommy yelped aloud as his aunt rubbed the alcohol over his tender reddened ass cheeks.
"Shush, young man," she admonished, "it's just a disinfectant," although she enjoyed the boy's reaction to the stinging alcohol as his young nubile body twisted while suspended in air. She enjoyed the feel of his hot tender ass while applying the stinging liquid, rubbing it almost lovingly on his naked cheeks.
"Well, now that's done I can make it better," she said with sweet menace as she put away the alcohol for something more soothing. The baby oil felt somehow erotic as she poured it into her open palm then rubbed Tommy's reddened bare cheeks with the soothing oil. She poured more oil as she noted the preteen's boy cock still erect after the spanking. Tommy felt the sting ease as the baby oil covered his bare ass. He also felt violated since Eileen took her own pleasure in caressing his cheeks and slipping her hand between his ass cleavage to feel and anoint his tight virgin anus with baby oil.
"We certainly can't let you off for the night with that silly erection jutting out, now can we?" Tommy's wondered at her words and again felt some panic. Eileen licked her lips as she contemplated suckling the boy's small young cock and testicles but…well…she could leave that for another time.
She poured more oil onto her palms and cupped the preteen's scrotum with her hot hand. Tommy's teary eyes closed for a moment with the pleasure of his aunt's warm hand on his testicles and small boy cock. She rubbed the oil over his genitals as her own breath came deeper. She wondered if he, at his tender virgin age, might orgasm, if he had ever orgasmed, if he could…ejaculate sperm. She, compelled by her own sexual curiosity, wanted to find out.
She grasped the boy's small penis and pulled back his foreskin completely exposing his tender sensitive pink glans. Tommy cooed with arousal as she stroked his small boy cock, allowing his foreskin back over the tip of his penis and then pulling back alternately exposing and covering his sensitive glans with her hand and the boy's own tight foreskin.
The preteen's involuntary pleasure caused his nude body to stiffen as the woman continued stroking his sensitive cock, his mouth opened as he felt the eroticism spreading from his genitals, covered in baby oil, over his body. Eileen knew he was about to orgasm and cupped his testicles gently while stroking his boy cock. She noticed the boy's pre cum dripping from the tip of his sensitive cock as she milked his genitals.
"Aaah…aaa..ooooh…," purred the preteen as the involuntary pleasure erupted to a spasm and the milky sperm spurted from his small cock onto the floor and Eileen's hand. Eileen felt her breath stop, her mouth open and her chest heaved as she breathed again in open arousal with the boy ejaculating the hot sperm onto her quivering hand. She continued milking his little cock as another spurt of milky white sperm gushed hotly onto her hand. And then she slowly caressed his testicles as a final milking of sperm came out of the boy's cock, still semi-erect.
"Alright, my little boy, it's time for your bath," she said lovingly, almost breathlessly.
Last Edit: February 18, 2014, 12:33:00 AM by anthonyf
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Not as hot as the first story I read but still up there. I loved how you described aunt Eileen, what a hot aunt. Keep up the good work!
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Mmmmmmm loved it.....
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Very nice. I enjoyed this story.
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loved the story.. thanks
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Thanks for the nice comments!
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