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Most of us have experienced how hatred, fear and anger can create damage to us internally. The modern medical sciences has explored the benefits positive thoughts can bring to the human body and mind and also many studies have stated the demerits negative thoughts can create as well. Even, a study conducted among couples state that couples frequently engaging in domestic arguments not only create damage to their relationship, but they also create some sort of damage to their health as well. Even, scientists from the University of California have stated that arguing with spouse can bring a negative impact on the proper functioning of the immune system.
Impact of depression and anxiety:
The effect of anxiety and depression not only on heart disease, but also in many other health issues has been rightly documented earlier. Suffering from depression can take people to the greater risk of getting heart attack. The relationship between mind and body is rightly analyzed and it is stated that mental health is a crucial aspect of physical health.
Basis of Ayurvedic Nutrition and lifestyle:
Ayurveda not only aims at balancing of doshas in the body, but the system of medicine also aims at increasing the sattvic temperature in the human body. It encompasses avoidance of unfriendliness, disagreements and other negative emotions that can adversely bring about an effect on the physical and mental health. Ayurveda states that sattvic people are forgiving and fair in nature and they are also open, kind, generous and have a positive attitude. They see life as a learning experience and they see it is as a productive element.
What are sattvic foods as per ayurveda?
To attain sattvic nature, ayurveda recommends that people should bring changes in their emotions, lifestyle and in their diet as well. It is recommended that freshly prepared foods should be included in the diet and more of plant-based foods can be ideal. In addition, the consumption of processed foods, caffeine, alcohol and meat should be avoided or at least reduced. Also, it is important to bring about a balance in the lifestyle with social concerns, family and work with simple exercises for bringing down the stress level. It is also recommended that an optimistic approach should be followed and meditation can also play a major role in bringing down the emotions.
How is sattvic attitude helpful?
A sattvic diet in addition to ensuring the physical and mental wellbeing of an individual can also play a major role towards productive and peaceful community. When an individual begins slowly to follow sattvic diet, he/she can work towards peace and harmony in the family and the entire community as well. Regardless of the economic condition, faith and religion an individual belongs to, it will be easier for shifting to sattvic diet and the impact it can bring on the peace of mind, attitude and health will be remarkable and will be beneficial to a great extent.
So, ayurveda recommends that for ensuring utmost mind and bodily purification, sattvic diet can be highly helpful.


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Dierks Bentley's song "Riser" has been an inspiration to many, and it will continue to touch lives.
Dierks Bentley is ready to ride after announcing his 10th annual Miles and Music for Kids motorcycle ride and concert. The event benefits the Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt and will take place Nov. 1 at Nashville's new Ascend Amphitheater.
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Dierks Bentley paid tribute to the city of Charleston, S.C., during his appearance on Good Morning America on Friday (June 26). The singer dedicated the title track of his latest album, Riser, to all the residents of the city as they fight through the tragedy of the loss of nine lives in a shooting at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church on June 17.
Dierks Bentley's Sounds of Summer tour may be the hottest tour in country music ... literally. The run of dates kicks off on Friday (June 5) in Raleigh, N.C., and it's the biggest production the "Say You Do" singer has ever known. During a tour rehearsal this week in Nashville, Bentley shared some of his new toys.
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A young woman explores her secret medical / heartbeat fetish, and her body with a stethoscope in the middle of the night.
She had always had a sexual fascination with medical equipment, and especially stethoscopes and blood pressure cuffs. It was a fetish she couldn't tell anyone about, nor could she indulge in it unless no one was around, or everyone in her house was asleep.
She took a big risk going to the college bookstore that day and buying a stethoscope. It was a purple Sprague stethoscope by Prestige Medical, and it came in a plastic zipper package with extra ear tips and an extra pediatric diaphragm. Just the thought of using it, of touching and smelling that rubber tubing, of feeling that rubber tubing against her bare chest, sent trembles down her spine and made her walls clench with arousal. She hid the stethoscope under the couch she slept on until nightfall.
Once everyone had gone to sleep in her grandparents house, that was when she pulled the stethoscope out. She was already in her pajamas and the room was practically pitch black, but she knew where the steth was. All she had to do was lean over, slip her hand under the couch and feel around for the package. Instead of pulling the whole thing out, as not to make too much noise, she found the zipper closure and slowly and carefully, unzipped the package, being as quiet as a mouse. It seemed like it took a century for her to slide the zipper down enough to slip her hand inside the package, her fingers slowly but deliberately tracing the outline of the rubber stethoscope tubing. She could almost smell the rubber from the few inches that separated them.
Her heart started beating a little faster as she curled her fingers around the metal neck of the instrument, slowly sliding it out of the package, as quietly as she had unzipped it. The living room which she slept in was quiet, too quiet. Fortunately, from what she could gather, her grandparents and mother were deep sleepers, so she didn't have to worry about them waking up as she toyed with the stethoscope. She brought the stethoscope up and set it on top of her chest, the disc of the instrument pressing against her nightshirt, just over the spot near her heart. Even though it wasn't on her bare skin, the fact that it was even touching her and able to hear her heart, made it pump faster in excitement. Grabbing the metal neck of the stethoscope, she slowly slid the ear pieces up towards her face, carefully plugging them into her ears. A small smile crossed her face as she listened to the sound of her heart pumping strongly inside her chest. It was doing its job, it was giving her life. Heat spread between her thighs as she pushed a lump down in her throat, only making her heart beat faster.
That was the sound of her heart pumping, and it was pumping fast. She was excited, that much was clear. She had never heard her own heart before, and the sound was so loud, so clear, but she knew it would sound better once she unbuttoned her pajama top. Removing the disc from her shirt, the sound of her beating heart was cut off and all she could hear was the quiet of the room. After setting the diaphragm aside, she slowly began to unbutton the collar of her blouse, her heart beating faster with anticipation. Once her collar was opened, she spread the shirt open a little until her breasts were exposed, grabbed the disc of the stethoscope and pressed it against her left breast.
She gasped, her eyes falling shut involuntarily as the cold metal ring made contact with the warm skin of her chest, her walls clenching in arousal.
Lub-dub! Lub-dub! Lub-dub! Lub-dub!
Her heart pumped faster. She licked her lips. The stethoscope felt like heaven against her skin, and she felt as if she hadn't had one on her bare chest in a very long time. Of course, a Sprague wasn't nearly as good as a Littmann quality stethoscope, the kind the nurse at her high school used on her. She hoped someday she would get a Littmann of her own to use on herself, but for now, she'd take any stethoscope she could get on her body right now.
She moved the disc of stethoscope up and placed it over her heart. The touch of the metal ring a second time sent another gasp leaving her lips. She continuing to listen to the beating of her heart, eyes closed and her loins tingling to be touched. Biting down on her bottom lip, she slowly slid her hand beneath the covers. Finding the waistband of her panties, she slipped her hand inside. Her fingers brushed delicately and teasingly over the many pubic hairs covering her mound. Her breathing quickened and her "lub-dub" continued, more intent and rapid than before, her index and middle fingers slipping between her already moist folds.
With her teeth clamped down on her bottom lip, she held in the pleasurable moans she wanted to emit as her fingers began to slowly stroke her clit. She drew out her pleasure, moving the disc of the stethoscope down and pressing it to the underside of her breast. A smile crept across her face as the metal ring made contact with the warm skin beneath her breast, nearly brushing the bottom of her fully erect nipple. That only made her walls clench even tighter.
Lubdub! Lubdub! Lubdub! Lubdub! Lubdub! Lubdub!
Her heart was starting to pound now, the sound traveling from her mitral valve to her ears, loud and clear. It was an amazing sound. She had never given much thought to it before, but it really was a beautiful sound. Like the bass in a subwoofer maybe, but still beautiful and unique. One that she wished someone was on the other end of the stethoscope to hear instead of her. Her breathing increased as she rubbed her spot faster, which was growing wetter along with her arousal. Her heart pumped harder, faster, the sound getting increasingly louder, enough to make her even hornier than she already was.
She squirmed, her hips bucking closer to her fingers, beads of sweat breaking out along her forehead and lower back. Her climax was quickly rushing to the surface. Taking the disc of the stethoscope, she pressed the ring hard against her left nipple. The feel of that diaphragm, the feel of the rubber tubing pressing against the bare skin of her chest, the sound of her heart pounding faster and faster only heightened her arousal. Her breathing grew heavier, each rapid intake and exhale of breath traveling loud and crystal clear through the stethoscope to her ears. She sounded as if she were exercising, running in place, but she wasn't. She was lying there, rapidly rubbing her clit, trying to keep her strokes in sync with the hammering of her heart against her sternum.
Her heart was getting greedier and greedier, her oxygen supply dwindling as her blood cells attempted to keep up with the overwhelming pumping of her heart, supply her with more of the air she needed to stay alive. From the feeling of her heart, and what was going on inside her body, she found herself coated in a thick layer of sweat. There was no doubt that her climax was quickly approaching and there was nothing she could do to stop it.
Her fingers worked her clit faster, deeper, her wrist aching with the effort she was putting into pleasuring herself. Suddenly, the overwhelming pleasure washed over her like a tidal wave, sending her mind spinning into oblivion. She gasped, her toes curling and her legs spasming uncontrollably before her thighs clenched around the hand and still had down her panties.
She laid there for a long moment, her ears aching from the ear pieces of the stethoscope having been in too long, listening to the sound of her pounding heart and her ragged and heavy breathing. A smile crossed her face. Never in her life had she heard her heart beat this hard before. She sounded and felt as if she had just run a marathon without stopping for breath.
Who knew the sound of her pounding heart during masterbation could be such a turn on, or that a stethoscope, a chilly stethoscope could feel so amazing against her skin. She had never been so satisfied in her life up until that point, and she could hardly wait to do it again sometime.


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House in Campo Real Golf & Spa Resort Turcifal, Torres Vedras, Lisbon Coast, Portugal - Golf Course Location, 20 Minutes Drive To Beaches, 30 Minutes Drive To City Of Lisbon
No photograph can do justice to this stunningly located Townhouse with open views of Golf Course, Vineyards and the Natural Beauty of the Serra do Socorro. More than a holiday house this home is Beautifully furnished and equipped for Owners own use. 3 Double bedrooms consist of Master suite with king sized bed, en-suite and balcony with amazing views of Golf Course, surrounding area and sunsets. One double bedded room with views of the Serra do Socorro & Equestrian Centre. One twin bedded room with views of Golf course. All bedrooms have Cathedral ceilings and are bright & sunny. The house is Fully Air conditioned.
Top Traveller Review
i would highly recommend staying here to anyone. we loved it.
the instructions on how to get to the house was spot on, the welcome pack was perfect.
the owners kept us informed through every stage of the holiday process and we can't thank you enough.
The property was very well maintained and in an idyllic
Local restaurants were perfect, you had everything on your door step.
About the Owner
About Jennie Barnard
We are Jennie & Glenn, Retirees with a grown up family. Now we are free to travel for longer periods and avoid the cold wet winters of the UK, we decided to buy a property in the sun.
Jennie Barnard purchased this house in 2008
Why Jennie Barnard chose Torres Vedras area
We bought our property here in CampoReal to play Golf and experience the real Portugal. We found everything we were looking for and so much more.....
What makes this house unique
Fantastic scenery, very friendly people wherever we go and some lovely weather. The house is spacious, bright and sunny even on the dullest day. We are close to the local town of Torres Vedras as well as having easy access to the main roads to travel, North, South East and West for exploring this beautiful country.
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Very impressed with our stay. The house was perfect and had everything we needed.
i would highly recommend staying here to anyone. we loved it.
the instructions on how to get to the house was spot on, the welcome pack was perfect.
the owners kept us informed through every stage of the holiday process and we can't thank you enough.
The property was very well maintained and in an idyllic
Local restaurants were perfect, you had everything on your door step.
Gorgeous town house in lovely rural location close to Lisbon. Cant fault it.
The house is beautiful set in a lovely quiet location 30 minutes drive from Lisbon just off the main road so easy to get around. The house has been finished to a brilliant standard with gorgeous comfy beds and all mod cons. It's the best one we have stayed at for luxuries such as curved TV and Jacuzzi bath. The pool is great with. Perfect size for kids to have fun and bathed in sunshine all day. The location is very quiet overlooking the hills and golf course (which is only 25 euros to play and a great course by all accounts). We explored Obidos close by and plenty of other great places to see all within an easy drive. Jennie couldn't have been more helpful with arrangements before our stay and provided all the info needed for a very easy holiday. We would thoroughly recommend this beautiful house to anyone and are going to book for 2 weeks next year.
Sehr schöne, große Wohnung
Super Lage, weil man schnell nach Lissabon kommt, aber auch schnell am Strand ist.
From the Owner
"We bought our property here in CampoReal to play Golf and experience the real Portugal. We found everything we were looking for and so much more....."
Activity and Interests
The beautiful Silver Coast is a 20 minute drive, with lovely sandy beaches. There are Surf schools located at Santa Cruz (20 minutes), Ericeira (30 minutes) and Baleal 40 minutes. The coast stretches for miles & miles in both directions, with pretty fishing villages along the way. The sea can be very rough at times, and swimmers should always obey the Flag rules. Only swim between the flags on a Lifeguard patrolled beach if it is safe to do so. DO NOT SWIM If THE RED FLAG IS FLYING.
Villa D'Este in an easy 30 minute drive from Lisbon Airport and a 3 and half hour drive from Faro Airport. A car is recommended, but there is a local bus service into the Town of Torres Vedras, where you can also catch a Direct route bus to the City of Lisbon.
The village of Turcifal 5 minute drive. Nearest town Torres Vedras 8 minute drive. Lisbon 30 minute Drive. There are a large selection of information leaflets on the local attractions, together with a handy hints booklet for your information, which includes the locations of local Supermarkets and Restuarants.
Further Details:
Apart from the Golf, Beaches and Horse-riding, there are many interesting places to visit. The Dinosaur Museum at Lourinha. The Walled city of Obidos,(a working town) Pena & National Palaces at Sintra. Monasteries at Alcobaca & Batalha. Castle of the Knights Templar at Tomar and the religious shrine at Fatima. All are within easy reach of the house and provide a lovely & interesting day out. The city of Lisbon is also a must see, with Museums, Castles, Pracas (Squares), a cathedral, the monastery of Jeronimos and a very lively waterfront. Across the river Tagus, in Lisbon is the Christ the King statue (inspired by the famous Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro) There are also a number of shopping centres in Lisbon. The Columbo Centre, El Court Engles & Vasco da Gama which is located on the site of the Expo centre. Parque das Nacoes (Park of the Nations) A Large Aquarium is also located here and well worth a visit.
Prices and Availability
Rental rates
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|Minimum Price
|Additional Nights
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Summer 2017
1 Jul 2017 - 31 Aug 2017
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
Autumn 2017
1 Sep 2017 - 31 Oct 2017
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
My Standard Rate
7 night minimum stay
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Additional pricing information
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|Refundable Damage Deposit
Booking Notes:
25% Deposit secures booking. Final payment due 6 weeks before arrival date, also at this time a £300 Security deposit is required against any possible breakages/damages and will be refunded after a satisfactory inspection. within 14 days of departure. Ownership of this property has been verified by the Owners Direct Team. Early Booking Discounts available.
Changeover Day:
Arrival after 3pm on day of arrival. Suitcases can be left on arrival with prior agreement The house should be vacated before 11am on day of departure.
Changeover day is usually on a Saturday, but this could be flexible, so please check with Owner.
Notes on prices:
Owner's Cancellation Policy
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From the Owner
"Fantastic scenery, very friendly people wherever we go and some lovely weather. The house is spacious, bright and sunny even on the dullest day. We are close to the local town of Torres Vedras as well as having easy access to the main roads to travel, North, South East and West for exploring this beautiful country."
Property Type
- house
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- Fireplace ...
- Hair Dryer
- Heating ...
- Internet ...
- Iron & Board
- Linens Provided
- Living Room ...
- Parking
- Towels Provided
- Washing Machine
- Free Wifi
- Dishes & Utensils ...
- Dishwasher ...
- Freezer ...
- Kitchen ...
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- Oven ...
- Pantry Items ...
- Refrigerator ...
- Hob ...
- Toaster ...
- Dining ...
- Dining Area
- Books
- DVD Player
- Music Library
- Satellite / Cable
- Television
- Video Library
Pool / Spa
- Communal Pool ...
- Private Pool
Location Type
- resort
- village
- churches
- cinemas
- forests
- library
- live theatre
- museums
- playground
- pond
- restaurants
- ruins
- winery tours
Leisure Activities
- beachcombing
- bird watching
- horse riding
- scenic drives
- sight seeing
- walking
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/bank
- Babysitter
- fitness centre
- groceries
- hospital
- laundrette - serviced
- massage therapist
- medical services
Sports & Adventure Activities
- cycling
- equestrian events
- golf
- hiking
- mountain biking
- swimming
- tennis
- Bathroom 1 - Toilet, Bath (no shower), Shower Enclosure, Bidet
- Bathroom 2 - Toilet, Bath (no shower), Shower Enclosure, Bidet
- Toilet 1 - Toilet
- Modern En-suite bathroom. Consists of Jacuzzi bath, shower over bath, bidet, w.c. and twin sinks. Modern Family bathroom with full size bath, shower over bath, bidet, w.c. & sink. Downstairs cloakroom consists of w.c. & sink.
- 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6
- Bedroom 1
- Bedroom 2
- Bedroom 3
- Description of sleeping capacity: Sleeps 6 (3 Bedrooms) Notes on bedrooms: 3 Double bedrooms. Master suite with king sized bed, en-suite and balcony with stunning views of Golf Course, surrounding area and magical sunsets. One double bedded room with views of the Serra do Socorro & Equestrian Centre. One twin bedded room.
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- Terrace
- Golf ...
- Garden
- Barbecue
- Self-catering
House Rules
- Max. occupancy: 6
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- children welcome
- Notes on accommodation: The house is large and sunny, offering a very comfortable base for a family holiday. It is very well equipped and has everything you could want to ensure that you enjoy your stay. Should there be any problems, if you contact the owners, they will do everything they can to get it sorted for you. Outside: There is a small West facing rear garden, with private pool (5 metres x 4 metres). Patio area with large dining table and 6 chairs. Large Sun umbrella, 2 x sun beds, 2 x sun chairs and a Bar-B-Que. There is also a large communal pool located within the complex for your use free of charge. Cleaning / Towels / Linen / Maid service: Our charges include the cost of cleaning, towels and linens. Cleaning and towels changed once per week.


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SAIL Durgapur Recruitment 2015
A recruitment notification is given or is out for the SAIL Durgapur Recruitment. Get more updates on recruitmentinfosite.com . The vacancy is for the various posts and the Steel Authority of India invites applications from the job seekers who are innovative and are willing to work for it. The total number of job vacancy is 08. The eligible candidates may apply before the end date. Further details regarding the job profile are as follows:
Details for the vacancy:
Name of the Organization: The Steel Authority of India
Designation Offered: Resident House Officer, Registrars and Senior Registrars
Location provided: Durgapur, West Bengal
Total number of vacancy: The total number of 08 vacancies is divided among the three posts as-
Resident House Officers- 02
Registrars and Senior Registrars- 06
Dates to be considered: The interview will be conducted on 6th of October, 2015 and the time to report at the venue is 9:30 am to 11:30 am
Age Criteria: The upper age limit as on 01st June, 2015 is given as
Resident House Officers- 30 years
Registrars and Sr. Registrars- 35 years
Age relaxation will be given to the candidates of reserved categories as per the rules and regulations of the organization.
Important Dates: The Steel Authority will conduct its interview with the candidates on 6th Oct, 2015.
The place of Interview is- Office of the Director (M & HS), Durgapur Steel Plant Main Hospital, Durgapur- 5
Essential Educational Requirement:
Resident House Officers- MBBS
Registrars- MBBS with PGD (Full 2 years course)
Senior Registrar- MBBS with PGD (Full 3 years course)
Stipend provided:
Resident House Officers- Rs 25,000 per month (1st and 2nd year)
Registrars- Rs 36,000 per month for 1st year and Rs 37,000 per month for 2nd year
Senior Registrars- Rs 42,000 per month for 1st year and Rs 43,500 per month for 2nd year
Application fee: There is no application fee mentioned by the organization.
Recruitment Method: The organization will conduct its personal interview with each of its applicant. The performance of the candidates in the interview will determine their selection.
Application procedure: The applicants can check the official notification from the official website of the SAIL (sail.co.in). The application form is attached with the official notification. It should be filled completely and attached with all the relevant and important documents along with 4 passport size photographs. The candidate should bring them all with him at the time of interview; also the originals should be carried with them for verification.
Place of Interview: Office of the Director (M & HS), Durgapur Steel Plant Main Hospital, Durgapur- 5


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True Genius
Seto Kaiba was a genius. Everyone knew it, including Mokuba. In a way, the boy took a certain pride in his brother—much like parents would have if they were still alive. Therefore, the intelligence did not make the boy fearful or nervous around his brother. It just made Seto even more special.
For special Seto was. Today especially. Mokuba had been begging his brother to go to the countryside and walk in the trees and meadows. He did not know why the obsession had suddenly struck him, but the fact was that it had hit him hard like any child deciding they needed something and needed it instantly. Today, Kaiba had finally agreed to take him.
They left from the Kaiba Corporation building in the limo. Inside, Kaiba had stopped trying to get any work done because his brother was so antsy and downright hyper that Kaiba thought it best to get the cycle out of him. After this, he was certain Mokuba would be back to normal.
The tall buildings leaking gases and noxious excrement faded into a dark smudge of smog on the horizon, and then, as the hills grew greater, it was gone completely. Instead, sturdy trees littered the side of the road and grasses blew in the wind rather than waste paper. The only scent lingering on the gentle breeze was that of wildflowers bobbing their heads under the caressing sunlight. Now, instead of cell phones with repetitive voices streaming through, one could listen to crickets and gnats.
Mokuba jumped out of the limousine as soon as it stopped, dragging his brother after him by the hand. Soon, the black vehicle, the last stagnant reminder of the city, was lost behind them as they waded through a meadow in the direction of a forest at the base of a mountain.
"Seto, look!"
Mokuba froze in place, one small finger trembling as it pointed straight at a fluttering blue butterfly. And just a butterfly.
"I've never seen such a bright blue-purple-lavender-violet color!"
His brother's exuberance made Kaiba stop and look at the delicate creature finally landing for just a brief moment on a flower. Then, just as quickly, it was up again and flying a jagged path further into the shadowed trees.
With no indication at all, his little brother started laughing for the pure joy of breathing the nourishing air. Here, there was no need to scrunch up your nose as you passed by a row of smokers.
"Hey, Seto, your hair's a different color under real sunlight!" With that, still laughing, the young adolescent dashed off under the trees.
So is yours, Kaiba thought. It looks even shinier.
It was as if Mokuba had never seen nature before. Which, with a pang, Kaiba realized he had not. Mokuba had never been so far from Domino. If he had, it was only to go to another big city. The closest his brother had come to wilderness was Duelist Kingdom. And there, his brother had been locked in a grungy dungeon more than out in the clear air.
A few meters in the forest, Mokuba had ceased running. Now, he was just standing and breathing. Hearing his brother's steps, the young adolescent turned with a grin.
"Listen," he whispered.
The clear sound of the Japanese wagtail and blue rock thrush beat through the quiet air to sink softly into their ears. There were no engines steadily thrumming and no voices splitting through their brains. It was still and silent but for the fresh wind and calling birds.
Almost, the air was the taste of cottony ice cream, thick and luxuriant on the tongue. The various flower scents were like the seasonings on this new dish, exotic and addicting. It was amazing all of what Kaiba could notice now that there was no tapping keys or windows closed tightly against the smog.
By now, Mokuba was lying on his back in the grass without a care for stains. Just resting there quietly, he paid attention to every nuance in the wind, to every note of the birds, to every feeling of creeping insects on his skin.
"Sometimes it's fun just to relax, Seto."
Kaiba did not go as far as his brother. He crouched near him on the ground, but the familiarity coming from the earth was not for him.
"Don't you think?"
Mokuba had gotten to his knees and moved closer to him, big velvet gray eyes peering into his own. There was something elusive fluttering about in his brother's eyes, but Kaiba could not place it.
"Just resting and appreciating the moment. We only have so long to live, so I think we should enjoy it while it lasts. Instead of rushing by everything, we need to slow down once in awhile and—" here he paused, face brightening in embarrassment to be saying such personal things, but Mokuba had to finish—"be thankful for what we have."
If someone else had said it, Kaiba would have thought it was an attack on him. Because it was Mokuba, he took it as a mere observation.
"Big brother?"
There was a small silence. "What?"
"Do you see the world differently than I do because you're so smart?"
A stream of light rested on his brother, causing his black hair to reflect blue in a crown around his head. Almost the same blue as the butterfly. Almost the same blue as what was lingering in his eyes.
What an odd question.
"You're intelligent, Mokuba. Don't ever underestimate yourself." After all, that was what Gozaburo had tried to do to him every day, and Seto had not succumbed and would not let his brother fail, either.
The younger Kaiba made a face. "You know I'm not as smart as you are, big brother. But, I guess if you did see things differently you wouldn't even know about it because you don't know how I see the world."Mokuba frowned. This was getting a little complicated.
Did Kaiba see the world differently than Mokuba? Yes, he did. He saw it as needlessly cruel and something to attempt to manipulate. There was no simple beauty or faint traces of hope to be seen in a flittering insect. Such sights were for fools or simpletons or innocents. They were not for those who knew the existence of evil and could never go back.
This was the first time Kaiba regretted not having such a foolish head.
Lying back on the grass, Mokuba was staring up at the sky and the delicate wisps of milkweed that were the passing clouds. There was no internal time clock ticking away to the explosion of a bomb of too much work. There was only contentment.
With a small tremor of revelation, Kaiba could see what was resting in his brother's eyes right then, though it was more of a feeling than an actual image.
Lying down next to his brother, Seto forgot about his work that was waiting for him and the limo driver back over the grassland. There was no reckoning of what a waste this little excursion was.
A small cold wind came from the high mountains all the way into the short woods at their slope. At the same time, the sun was glowing fiercely and wrapping its arms around everything to block out any chill. The faint buzzing of bees trickled over everything along with the croaking of a lone frog. Traceries of different scents tickled within the nose as time slipped by unnoticed by the two Kaibas lying in the soft grass.
"Big brother?"
Mokuba's brother was musing. Time does not slow down and nothing you do will give you more. Appreciate what you have when it is there. That was wisdom.
Real intelligence was having wisdom. In fact, wisdom was even better than intelligence.
Everyone knew Seto Kaiba was a genius.
And Seto? Seto knew Mokuba was more genius than he.


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Arsenal and Everton head into Champions League first-leg matches this week with justifiably high hopes of reaching the quarter-finals. For the Gunners, who have never failed to reach the last eight in eight previous European campaigns, it will be business as usual if they come through against the Spanish champions Rayo Vallecano. The Merseysiders, by contrast, are contesting the round of 16 for the first time and have a more difficult task against Brondby IF.
The Danes have twice reached the semi-finals and are far more experienced campaigners than Mo Marley's team. They are not the force they were, as shown by their struggle to overcome the Polish side Raciburz on the away-goals rule after a 2-2 aggregate draw in the last round. But, when Marley watched them in the Elitedivisionen last week, they won 10-1 against the bottom club Viborg with an under-strength line-up.
"They rested some of their more experienced players," noted the Everton manager, whose team are away in Wednesday's first leg after their 7-1 aggregate victory over MTK Hungaria. "I'm sure they'll be at full strength against us and they will undoubtedly be the toughest opponents we've faced in the competition this season. It will be a big jump for us but we've become a good side over two legs and it will take a top team to beat us."
On the domestic front today Everton's conquerors in last season's Premier League Cup final, Leeds United, were beaten 3-1 after extra-time at Sunderland. Regional Division teams Leicester and West Ham had surprise wins against top flight opponents Blackburn and Reading respectively. Portsmouth came from 3-0 down to beat Aston Villa 5-4. Millwall, Nottingham Forest, Barnet and Cardiff also went through to the quarter-finals.


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Author's Note: This was written for the "Writers Anonymous Self-Insert Challenge." You might call it a quiet little "slice of life" story, loosely based on something I used to do for hourly wages. (See the note at the bottom for a bit more detail.)
Incidentally: This is set just after the final episode of the JLU cartoons. In other words, perhaps the day after Batman told the villains who had just fought to help save the world that they could have the great reward of a "five-minute head start" before he and everyone else in the League started hunting them down all over again! I assume that at least some of them managed to get away (for the time being).
By the way, the story is occurs in and around a fast food restaurant which is part of a chain that was mentioned in at least one or two DC comic books in the 1980s. The fictional chain was obviously based on a certain real-world chain; you'll probably figure out which one in a hurry!
A Mild Break in Routine
McTavish's. One of the most popular fast-food chains in the United States of America (and steadily spreading its influence to other parts of the world). The chain began humbly enough in California, and since that state is far and away the most heavily populated in the union, it naturally continues to have more "Mickey Tee's" locations than any other.
In one of those locations, in a place along the coast that could qualify as a large town or a very small city, depending on whom you asked, a woman named Rosario Henriquez was currently wearing the headset which let her take orders from drive-through customers. Not that there had been any of those in the last eighteen minutes while she was attending to some routine paperwork; it was the slow part of the day - just past three in the afternoon. The lunchtime mob had long since come and gone, and the suppertime business wouldn't start to pick up until around five. Saturdays were always extra-busy overall, but not at this hour.
Then her lucky streak ended as a vehicle pulled up to the outdoor menu and microphone. Rosario automatically went through her "Welcome to McTavish's!" spiel, and after a moment she heard a gruff voice saying, "Right, let's make it eight Big Tavvies, four large orders of fries, two large strawberry shakes, two hot fudge sundaes, four apple pies, two orders of chocolate chip cookies, two orders of sugar cookies—and wait a moment, okay?" Then she heard his voice saying (faintly; his head no longer turned toward the outside mike): "Hey! Wake up! You guys want anything?"
Rosario sighed silently. Why couldn't customers travelling several to car learn to pool their orders and write it all down before driving up to the mike and starting to order things on a piecemeal basis? Still, she supposed that it didn't really make any difference at this time of day. It wasn't as if six other cars were likely to get stuck waiting right behind this one.
By the time the other customers in that vehicle—three besides the driver, she thought—had passed their orders along via the driver, the total size of the order had snowballed. There were some very hungry people in that SUV. Under other circumstances, she'd've assumed someone was making a meal run to the local Mickey Tee's on behalf of a much larger group somewhere else, but the dialogue she'd heard from that car suggested otherwise.
Given the size of the order, she was justified in warning them, when they pulled to her window, that it would take a little extra time to get all that together on short notice, and could they please pull forward—she pointed to an area—and wait there? The driver took it in stride, and nobody mentioned that this also gave her time to make sure they paid for everything before the special items were assembled from scratch.
Most of that assembly was done by Dell Prather. He still considered himself one of the "new guys" in the store—although after six weeks on the job, averaging about 25 hours on the clock per week, he was no longer the most junior member on the store's payroll; he actually had seniority over five other young people. Pay was low and turnover was fast, with recent hires often simply failing to show up again after they had spent their first three or four shifts entirely on their aching feet, so if Dell kept his nose to the grindstone, it was entirely possible that within another three or four months he would make it into the "upper half" of the roster in terms of practical experience.
Dell had been washing his hands (after cooking up another two dozen meat patties, just to be ready for contingencies) when the tiny printer in the grill area started buzzing. As luck would have it, the driver of the car had just wanted his sandwiches prepared in the regular way, but each of his three passengers had wanted their burgers specially prepared—"hold the mustard," "hold the onion," etc. That required a printed summary of each item, so that a grill worker could take care to add this or withhold that when slapping those sandwitches together from scratch.
There should have been two "grill workers" on duty at this time of day (not counting one person ready to take drive-through orders and another standing behind the counter to greet walk-ins), but instead there was only Dell. The girl who was supposed to be working right beside him (according to the posted schedule for the week) had simply failed to show up today; no phone calls to explain; nobody knew what she was doing. Even so, a few minutes ago Dell had been going through the motions of cooking a little more meat and toasting a few dozen more buns just so he'd look as if he were keeping busy. Now he had to hustle to catch up with the unexpected demand for sixteen Big Tavvies at once, not to mention other odds and ends. (Fortunately such things as the milkshakes and the fries were simply not his problem; Rosario and/or Carlie would be handling those things up front while he concentrated on slapping together sandwiches and then microwaving them.)
By the time Dell had all the required sandwiches piping hot in boxes or wrappers, a group of teenagers had materialized at the front counter—some sort of field trip? Coming back from a sporting event somewhere?—and Carlie was busy taking their orders. Rosario told Dell that she'd asked the SUV to pull forward and wait for its large order to be filled, and now she wanted him to walk out and make the delivery since Carlie was so busy and Rosario had to be ready with a quick greeting if more drive-through customers came along.
This sort of thing was why there should have been two people on duty back in the grill area, even in the quietest part of the day, so that one could be available for miscellaneous chores while the other was keeping an eye peeled for any special orders which might come along. But this time the grill would just have to wait a minute or two, unattended.
Dell loaded the bags of food onto a plastic tray and headed out the front door, reflecting that this was another "first" in his short career in the fast food racket; the first time he'd dealt directly with real live customers. It promised to be slightly more exciting than Tuesday afternoon's "first"—the first time he'd been sent into the men's room to mop up a strawberry milkshake which some genius had carried in there and then somehow managed to spill all over the floor. (Dell still didn't understand how that had happened to begin with; had the guy taken off the plastic lid before deliberately turning the cup upside down and letting everything slosh out as an artistic statement of some sort?)
Let it be understood that Dell currently spent a fair portion of his meager income (a part-time job at minimum wage doesn't add up to much after taxes are withheld) on comic books. Also science fiction and fantasy novels, with similar tastes reflected in his occasional purchase of a movie ticket. He also followed with relish the media coverage of the exploits of such real-life superheroes and supervillains as the Justice League and the Legion of Doom, although he was eternally grateful that neither group had ever felt the overwhelming need to start any super-powered slugfests anywhere near his home town. Likewise, Darkseid's parademon legions, when they invaded the Earth just the other day, had never come within fifty miles of this spot; there was nothing here that urgently required their attention when they were planning to destroy the whole planet anyway.
So when he reached the SUV and peered in through the front driver's-side window, he recognized at least three of the four costumes inside the SUV. The black-haired woman in the purple outfit looked like Star Sapphire, the red-headed lady with the costume that was mostly a much darker red was supposed to be Volcana, the guy wearing what had to be a fiendishly expensive custom-made mask with neat special effects to give it that "perpetually burning" look was the spitting image of Atomic Skull . . . and Dell wasn't sure who the brawny, shirtless fellow in the driver's seat was supposed to be, but all those "tattoos" presumably were decals or body paint, meant to make him closely resemble some obscure metahuman or other.
Dell knew he wasn't being paid to make small talk with the customers, but as long as he had to stand there for a minute anyway, handing in bag after bag after bag through the driver's window and waiting while that guy, in turn, handed most of the food over to one passenger or another, he figured he might as well express his sincere admiration of all the trouble these people had gone to. "Those are beautiful costumes!"
"Uh . . . thanks," growled the tattooed guy, and seemed to figure that covered the conversational niceties in full.
The masked woman in purple, however, leaned over to peer past the driver and smile warmly at Dell. "So you recognize us, young man?"
"Sure!" Dell said, seizing upon the excuse to keep talking for a moment now that the lady had asked him a leading question. Tactfully, he skipped the part about how he was only certain of three costumes out of four. "I . . . . I guess you guys decided to buck the trend at whatever convention or party you're going to, by dressing as villains instead of just imitating the Justice Leaguers like most people?"
"That's close enough to our thinking on the subject," the masked woman said pleasantly as Dell finally handed in the last of the drinks and milkshakes and the driver put them in cup holders next to his bucket seat. "What's life without a little extra hint of danger to spice things up?"
As Dell reluctantly turned away from the SUV to head back to his normal duties, the driver was already shifting gears and heading out of the parking lot to get back on the highway.
Trying to make the best of it, Dell told himself that this harmless chatter had probably been as close as he'd ever come to meeting "real" costumed characters. After all, if those guys had been who they pretended to be, they'd probably have been driving along at 100 MPH with a few highway patrol cars in hot pursuit, and bullets and energy blasts flying back and forth . . . all very exciting to watch on TV, but he wasn't dumb enough to want to be within range when it happened for real!
"I told you guys!" said Atomic Skull, more or less coherently, between bites of one of his Big Tavvies. "This is California! In between conventions and costume parties and random weirdoes and especially show biz, who cares what we're wearing? We won't look suspicious if we don't act suspicious!"
"Okay, so perhaps you knew what you were doing when you begged Sinestro to use his power ring to drop us off here before he went his own way," Volcana conceded, "but we can't keep this up forever. Sooner or later the League will finish mopping up the ones who are still on the East Coast, and then they'll start paying more attention to any reports from elsewhere."
"I already told you," The Tattooed Man said through a mouthful of food in a way that made Star Sapphire wince at his table manners, "'nother forty miles and we'll be at a cabin I rent under a phony monicker. I promised Skull once that he could use it in a pinch, and I'm a man of my word. Where members of the Legion are concerned, anyhow," he added as an afterthought before taking a swig from a milkshake. "Do-gooders and civilians are fair game, natch!"
Rosario had a lot of other things on her mind by the time Dell came back in, but a few minutes later she found the time to ask him: "Hey, didn't those guys look an awful lot like some villains I've seen on the news?"
"Yeah, they did," he conceded. "Doing it on purpose, I'm sure. But they were nice and normal when I was handing in the food; they're just trying to look a bit scary."
Author's Note: Once upon a time I was what they called a "grill worker" in a McDonald's franchise. It paid minimum wage with irregular hours and I spent virtually all my time on my feet, but the job was still an interesting experience. The challenge over on our local Writer's Anonymous forum was to write something that could qualify as a "believable self-insert," so I decided to delve way back into some old memories to find a way I could have once "realistically" encountered a few stray supervillains without getting myself killed in ten seconds flat.
Dell is not my real name, but the character is definitely based on my own memories of that old job. Although we never had any superheroes or supervillains as customers where I worked. (Well, not as far as I could tell. Maybe they just did a really good job of guarding their secret identities by wearing ordinary clothing over the costumes?)
And before you ask: Yes, Dell also shares my own level of expertise in judging a person's good moral character or the lack thereof. (Yes, you should pity him. Or me. Whichever!)


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I miss MIT
Posted over 8 years by Anonymous
hehe "my aunt", lucky you. So they have an integration with Portugal…. Wasn't aware of that… 'Muito Bom!' Well I have to check that…. as a Designer that loves space related subject, and engineering, I would love to study in MIT…
Posted over 8 years by Anonymous
I may have missed it in the watching, but did anyone mention that the "Circles on the leg" bit of this project was based wholly on the research of Arthur Iberall back in the late 60's? I'd hate to think that the originator of the idea, who prototyped a suit during the project back then, would go unmentioned…
Posted over 8 years by Anonymous
This idea is not new, but the materials science involved has improved dramatically in the 40+ years since this concept was first envisioned.
Posted 8 years by Anonymous
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A jury has ordered 50 Cent to pay $5m (£3.2m) to a woman who claimed the rapper posted her sex tape online.
The Get Rich Or Die Tryin' star reportedly acquired a sex tape Lastonia Leviston made with her boyfriend, recorded himself commenting on the footage and then posted the video online.
She sued the 40-year-old for invasion of privacy over the 13-minute video which appeared on the internet in 2009, and featured 50 Cent bizarrely wearing a wig as narrator "Pimpin' Curly".
During the footage, the character makes explicit remarks about Ms Leviston and taunts his rap rival Rick Ross, who has a daughter with her.
At the time, Ross and 50 Cent were involved in a very public feud, trading attacks against each other in song lyrics, interviews and videos.
Jurors will continue deliberating this week on possible punitive damages against the rapper, whose real name is Curtis Jackson.
According to reports in the U.S, since the court ruling, the rapper has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
The music star, businessman and actor reported in court papers that he has assets and debts in the range of $10m to $50m (£6.5m to £32m).
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Robert Kelly, whose 18-year-old son Private Andrew Kelly was killed in a shooting accident in Basra, said Mr Blair and Mr Bush did not care about the deaths of British troops.
He said: "For these people to meet families, it is only for their own gain. They are not sympathetic towards people like me. They don't really care that my son lost his life.
"Tony Blair doesn't care. He doesn't care about anyone. So what does George Bush care about our families and my family? He doesn't care."
Mr Kelly was speaking ahead of the president's three-day state visit next week as it was revealed Mr Bush would meet relatives of British soldiers killed in Iraq to tell them their loved ones died for a "noble cause".
Mr Bush said he will offer the relatives the sympathy "of the American people and the prayers of the president".
And he will tell them "that their loved ones did not die in vain".
When asked about the families of the 54 British soldiers killed in Iraq, Mr Bush said: "The actions we have taken will make the world more secure and the world more peaceful in the long run.
"I view this as an historic moment and I will share with them - just like I share with our own families here - a deep grief, my sorrow for the sacrifice, but the fact that what is taking place today is a noble cause."
Mr Kelly said he had not been invited to meet the president, and did not want to.
"It would not mean anything to me," he told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.
"I am not American so I can't really judge the American president like our Prime Minister."
Private Kelly, of 3rd Battalion The Parachute Regiment, was killed on May 6.
His 53-year-old father had said earlier that he did not think the war was justified and questioned whether Mr Blair would have gone to war if his own son had been asked to fight.
Mr Kelly, from Saltash in Cornwall, is a former Chief Artificer with the Royal Navy and was in the armed forces for 24 years, during which time he served in the Falklands conflict.
He said his son died for a cause he believed in and did it "bravely and he gave 100 per cent".
But he said more should have been done to avoid the war. Saddam Hussein could have been removed in a different way and war should have been the last resort.
"Tony Blair should have listened to his own people," he said.
"A lot of people were against the war," he said.
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