The aliens have been waking Leta up at ungodly hours. We did what anyone would do to protect our child from their corrupt influence and have once again sealed off her room from their death rays. This way she will never see the sun again.
As Jon and I hung the tin foil in her windows on Friday night we felt a tad mischievous. She was going to wake up at 6 AM the next morning like she has been doing for the last month, but the appearance of the room would indicate that it was still the middle of the night. A small part of me felt like we were intentionally deceiving her. That small part kept asking whether or not our personal comfort was worth the lie. The much bigger, world weary part of me had the answer and it went something like this: SHUT UP ALREADY.
Like clockwork she woke up at 6 AM on Saturday morning. Jon and I braced for the screeching, but after thirty seconds of loud rustling she fell back asleep. She didn't wake back up until 8:15. HAH! When I got up to go and get her I did a stylish moonwalk out our bedroom door and pumped my arms in the air like the pistons of an engine, a victory dance to signify our victory over the tyranny of a two-year-old who regularly sneaks into the bathroom to scratch her underarms with my toothbrush.
I'm so going to try that. My daughter gets up way to early on the weekends. I like the moon walk visual.
Just to make ya'll jealous I'm going to tell you that I couldn't get my 3 year old up before 8am to save our lives! This morning it was 9:34am! heehee!!
Ahh… The breaking down the tyranny of twos. Can you help with ours that wants to sleep horizontal between us?
Yeah, the minute my kid wakes up from his nap the tinfoiling will begin. Today he slept late – until 6am. Sweet Jesus, that's SO VERY WRONG.
My husband has lived in our current house for about eight years – so he lived there for several years with a bunch of his old college buddies before I ever met him. He (and the house) have changed/matured so drastically over the last several years that the neighbors just assume we are a nice new couple that moved in recently. Back in the "college buddy" days, one of his friends/housemates had completely covered his bedroom windows with tinfoil in order to be able to sleep off hangovers, etc. after many late nights of partying.
She also proceeded to tell us many other scandalous stories of the "Evil Boys" – during which we did our best to feign shock and incredulity, because WE would never act like THAT.
What you're experiencing sounds very much like "night terrors," a very common thing at that age. Our daughter making the transition from crib to bed about this time. She'd wake up in absolute hyteria. We even moved the crib int our room briefly. We had a big ceremonial replacement of the crib with a new bed and everything went well thereafter.
That's brilliant! Do you think it will work on a 6 month old?
I never would have thought of this. Which is why I haven't slept past 7AM in eighteen years, possibly. Damnit.
What no propeller arms during your victory dance?
Brilliant…and timely too. After spending one of my first nights in my new apartment, I've come to realize that the sun is INTENSE around 9:30am (something I've never realized since I'm usually up long before.) Was contemplating those blackout shades but this is a MUCH easier, much more crafty solution. Thanks!
Hmmph, MY mom used to just wrap my whole head in tin foil. It worked great – I slept in on weekend mornings, according to plan.
Of course, I thought I was the Tin Man until I was 14, but that's another story for my therapist.
OMG…Im' This Many, the clown under the bed is priceless.
I would have done the same thing to her windows, but how did she not hear you?
Also, I am deeply disturbed by the scratching of the armpits with the toothbrush.
This is such a great idea, my son is two and gets up with the roosters. I purchased black out shades from PB Kids and curtains but somehow the little monkey knows it's 6AM. Today he woke at a bright and shiny 5AM, and started chit chatting with Teddy, his bear, by 5:45 the screams began….Mamaaaaaa, Mamaaaaaa, of course it's never Dadaaaaa. Gone are the days of waking to lovely sounds of music from the alarm clock, now it screams of Mamaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa. I think I will be purchasing tinfoil today, lots and lots of tinfoil.
Hey, The armpit IS much better than the really hard to reach itch…caused by her diaper.
I love it. There was a time when I thought of draping our daughter with one of those bird-cage covers to achieve a similar result. In fact I think I may start producing baby pj's made out of bird-cage covers. I'm sure Mighty Goods would pick it up in a heart beat!
OMG!!! Lucy gets me up every morning at 6am now too. You have given me hope.
Hmmm! Only one problem, Lucy doesn't wear diapers. Is it ethical to put your 9 week old puppy in a diaper?
if the tin foil does not work, just give her a small dose of benadryl… she'll sleep like a baby.
That's hilarious. Whatever you need to do to get some sleep!
Our strategy? Spray our children with a spray bottle when they start yackin' at 5:30am. Mind you, our children are our cats.
GENIUS! I'll definatly use that on my future little ones.
Dear lord, what a wonderful idea. I'll keep that one in the back of my brain for when my little one wants to rise with the sun.
It's so cruel, insane, and GENIUS at the same time! I LIKE IT!
Strange – I have to impose a similar technique for my husband. Yes, I just said my husband. He's always waking up at 7 am on the weekends. I couldn't take it anymore and finally covered the windows in black posterboard. He now makes it to about 8:30 before he decides that I must wake up and hang out with him. I can't imagine what he was like when he was Leta's age.
It's all for her PROTECTION. And of course, your sanity. Brilliant!
Light blocking shades work just as well if you're looking for a more sightly and permanent solution. Darkness is good! Congrats on your extra hours of sleep!
I did the same thing to the window in my girls' room! The toddler kept waking up waaaay too freakin' early in the morning and then she'd wake the baby up. I had enough so covered the window with foil. Works like a charm!
Yeah, I live in Alaska and when I was a kid, it got dark after 10 pm and light again at about 3 am – really screwed up the body clock. Foil is a mommy's best friend! My kids are 3 and 4, and old enough for me to say "Go back to your room until I tell you it's time to get up." Sometimes they just play quietly, other times it doesn't work. There is nothing wrong with deceiving a 2 year old; they need their sleep just as much as you do!
*slapping forehead* Ohhhh that hate mail you're going to get from the anti-tin foil on the window people.
Yah, but what are you going to do about The Black Helicopters?
And Dude, you can moonwalk first thing in the morning!? I'm lucky if I can shuffle forward in a reasonably straight line. That dance tape you have must be some good stuff.
Ha ha! Maybe I should do that when I want to sleep in on Saturday mornings. 🙂 Sneaky!
I would happily wrap anyone or anything in tinfoil that tried to come between me and being asleep at 6:00 in the morning.
and i just installed mine this weekend!
I will have to try this soon I think, My son currently does not have any windows in his room – it's fantastic, but we are moving in a few months. I didn't even think of sunlight even being a factor in his sleep – he is 14 months old and goes to sleep at 4:30 pm and wakes at 6:00 am – now that I am thinking about it I deffinately will have to something about the sun!
That's GD brilliant. And you're so kind for sharing this with us. I now have hope for ditching the bags under my eyes in the near future.
Isn't tin foil an invention of the gods? Works great for the two little boys that won't sleep in the summer, 'But it's still day time!!' and at keeping them asleep until 6 am, because that feels later than 5:55 am.
I'm long past the babies waking up early stage, but I think you just gave me an idea for how to make sure my husband sleeps in late on Saturday mornings! Thanks!
Ha Ha ha….. My 42 year old boyfriend has corrugated tin over his windows (leftover from the hurricane that never happened in Houston last fall). It makes for great sleep when I am over at his house (well that and my cat can't walk on my face because he is in need of cupboard love).
Ah tinfoil on the windows. Reminds me of the fraternity house. It's a wonder my wife ever married me.
sleep is the nectar of the gods, I can't wait to use this trick! WOOT!! rock on, Armstrongs!
And this at age two.


Aron Ralston, a hiker, was the inspiration behind an Oscar-nominated movie entitled, "127 Hours". Aside from being an inspiration to a movie's plot, when he cut his own arm to escape a boulder pinning him to death, Ralston was charged with domestic violence together with his girlfriend – Vita Stramaglia Shannon.
The couple was charged "with assault and wrongs to minors", an offense where violent incidents continue occurring in front of a child without injuring the latter.
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Officials: Habits, not new technology, will save Phoenix's water
Arizona's top water officials held a town hall at Phoenix's Burton Barr Library over the ongoing drought and where the city stands on the critical resource.
PHOENIX — De-salting the ocean, forcing clouds to snow, or a states-long pipeline from the Mississippi River won't create a big enough "new bucket" of water to tackle the root cause of the Southwest's worsening drought, experts said.
Technologists' dreams were dashed Monday when Arizona's top water officials gathered at Phoenix's Burton Barr Library for a town hall symposium on the water crisis.
There, experts advocated for addressing the unsustainable ways Arizonans use water, rather than calling for new projects that would take billions of dollars and years to complete.
Here are some of the highlights:
Phoenix may have to stop its most sustainable water practice: storing water in underground aquifers
The worsening megadrought will turn conservation from a nicety into a necessity.
Phoenix's most popular, and arguably most effective, water conservation practice was storing the water it was allotted but didn't use in aquifers underground. The effectiveness of the practice has led some officials to claim the reserves are what makes the water crisis manageable in Arizona.
That practice may soon be forced to stop.
"I think cities in the immediate future are going to have to stop storing water," said President of the Central Arizona Water Conservation District Terry Goddard.
"They can get water off the Colorado River for their immediate needs, but the other basin states literally are in anguish about the fact that cities like Tucson, Phoenix and others are taking more water than they're using and putting it underground… To continue to do that is a poke in the eye to other folks who need water from the river."
Changing Arizona's water habits was the shared theme at the town hall as practices long believed to be justifiable are now seen as unsustainable.
Because groundwater reserves are becoming less of a guarantee, large water users will have to prove whether they are doing everything in their power to conserve, or whether they're wasting the precious resource.
"When we look at a new employment or economic opportunity, they ought to be rated on a scale of how conserving of water they are. That doesn't exist right now, and I think it has to in the future."
PREVIOUS COVERAGE: Future water cuts are expected to hit the Colorado River. Here's how Arizona is responding
Another "big project" isn't going to save the next century of Arizona's water
Arizona has long been a leader in water management. Projects dating back to the early 1900s, including the Salt River Project and the Central Arizona Project, show that we have recognized how important reliable water is to desert dwellers.
The panel revealed that experts don't see another project coming to save us from the ongoing megadrought.
"There's a tendency because of [past successful projects] to think that there's another big project out there, there's another SRP or CAP that will save us in the next century. I really don't think there is," Goddard said.
Water augmentation, or the process of finding, adding or creating new sources of water, has been the general focus among state lawmakers in addressing the Colorado River's dwindling water levels. However, experts agreed that augmentation should come secondary to adjusting how we use water.
"Most of what we need to do… is not really augmentation, but is making different kinds of choices about how water is used," said Grady Gammage Jr., Senior Research Fellow at the Kyl Center for Water Policy.
Gammage considers desalination, or the process of making ocean water drinkable for humans, the most likely source of augmentation, but that's still decades away and would cost billions. He also said cloud seeding could have a lot of unattended consequences and piping Mississippi River water to Arizona seems less feasible now that the Mississippi River is also seeing significantly low water levels.
RELATED: Despite 'advice' from other states, Arizona won't let its canals run dry, officials say
Arizona wouldn't continue to farm alfalfa if it meant cities run dry
The Bureau of Reclamation, earlier this year, told the states along the Colorado River they need to figure out how to cut an additional two to four million acre-feet of water in order to keep the river flowing.
If the river's water stopped going to every city in Arizona, it wouldn't nearly be enough to meet those cuts, multiple experts on the panel said.
Agriculture uses around 70% of the state's total allocation of Colorado River water. If farmers don't cooperate with Arizona's other water users, there's no hope of meeting the cuts.
"I don't think we can, with equanimity, face a future that says we will continue to farm alfalfa and not provide water for the cities for health and safety," Goddard said. "Phoenix won't stop its whole operation, but a farm will, if in fact the worst happens and the Colorado River ceases to flow. I think there's a lack of understanding that is in fact the reality that we're looking at here."
Agriculture will have to be at the table with cities and tribes when further water cuts come down the line, but the experts also said this doesn't absolve city residents from conserving their water.
"We're in an all-hands-on-deck situation," said Kyl Center for Water Policy Director Sarah Porter. "We don't get a pass from conserving because we live in cities and cities use a smaller proportion of water than agriculture. … We need to permanently reduce the amount of water that we're using, especially outside."
Water Wars
Water levels are dwindling across the Southwest as the megadrought continues. Here's how Arizona and local communities are being affected.
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An album release show featuring Cleo Knickerbocker's new album, FEMALE INFLUENCE. This is her first EP, fully recorded, produced and composed by Cleo. The show will be played by her live band, Sunday Function, with Davion Sampson on drums, Dayton Brock and Nick Mordal on guitar, Ben Richer on bass, Kyle Burbey on trumpet, Lauren Lambrecht on vocals and Cleo Knickerbocker on keys and vocals. FEMALE INFLUENCE is a jazzy, Neo-Soul EP that highlights being a woman in cities and in different societies, dealing with systematic difficulties. The album also talks about those difficulties with different ethnicities and sexual orientations. CD's of the album will also be available for $5. Come hang out with the musicians and listen to some tunes.


Spaniels, earlier referred to as "Spanyells," have been around for centuries. This is a large and diverse group of dogs, dating back to the 14th century or perhaps even earlier. Spaniels of all types historically have been bred to hunt, either on land or on water, or sometimes on both. The American Cocker Spaniel is the smallest of the recognized Spaniel breeds and also is the smallest member of the American Kennel Club's Sporting Group.
American Cockers, and English Cockers, were bred specifically to flush and retrieve game birds. In fact, their name probably comes from the "woodcock," which is a bird that they apparently are especially proficient at hunting. During the 1800s, English Cocker Spaniels were imported to the United States and Canada in quite some numbers by bird-hunting enthusiasts, who valued their exceptional skills at flushing and retrieving woodcock, pheasant and grouse. English Cockers were accepted for show competition in England in 1883, and were given breed status in England's Kennel Club Stud Books in 1892. In the early to mid-1900s, the American Cockers began to diverge from their English counterparts. American breeders interested in showing Cocker Spaniels competitively in the conformation ring began breeding them down in size, which also made them especially suitable as family pets. The Cocker Spaniel soon became the most popular purebred dog in America.
Hunting enthusiasts resisted the trend towards breeding petite Cockers. In 1935, they formed a separate breed club for the traditional English Cocker Spaniels, called the English Cocker Spaniel Club of America, which remains today as the parent club for that breed in the United States. The AKC formally recognized the English Cocker Spaniel as a breed distinct from the American Cocker Spaniel in 1946.
The American Cocker Spaniel has an average life expectancy of between 12 and 15 years. Breed health concerns may include allergies, autoimmune hemolytic anemia, cancer, cherry eye, cataracts, ectropion, entropion, glaucoma, progressive retinal atrophy, corneal ulceration, keratoconjunctivitis sicca, ear infections, hemophilia, hepatitis, hip dysplasia, elbow dysplasia, patellar luxation, chondrodysplasia, hypothyroidism, patent ductus arteriosus, pulmonic stenosis, endocarditis, dilated cardiomyopathy, intervertebral disc disease, epilepsy and an assortment of dermatological (skin) disorders.


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import org.apache.hyracks.api.dataflow.value.ITypeTraits;
import org.apache.hyracks.data.std.api.AbstractPointable;
import org.apache.hyracks.data.std.api.IComparable;
import org.apache.hyracks.data.std.api.IHashable;
import org.apache.hyracks.data.std.api.INumeric;
import org.apache.hyracks.data.std.api.IPointable;
import org.apache.hyracks.data.std.api.IPointableFactory;

public final class DoublePointable extends AbstractPointable implements IHashable, IComparable, INumeric {
    private final static double machineEpsilon;
    static {
        float epsilon = 1.0f;

        do {
            epsilon /= 2.0f;
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    public static final ITypeTraits TYPE_TRAITS = new ITypeTraits() {
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        @Override
        public boolean isFixedLength() {
            return true;
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        @Override
        public int getFixedLength() {
            return 8;
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    public static final IPointableFactory FACTORY = new IPointableFactory() {
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        @Override
        public IPointable createPointable() {
            return new DoublePointable();
        }

        @Override
        public ITypeTraits getTypeTraits() {
            return TYPE_TRAITS;
        }
    };

    public static long getLongBits(byte[] bytes, int start) {
        return LongPointable.getLong(bytes, start);
    }

    public static double getDouble(byte[] bytes, int start) {
        long bits = getLongBits(bytes, start);
        return Double.longBitsToDouble(bits);
    }

    public static void setDouble(byte[] bytes, int start, double value) {
        long bits = Double.doubleToLongBits(value);
        LongPointable.setLong(bytes, start, bits);
    }

    public double getDouble() {
        return getDouble(bytes, start);
    }

    public void setDouble(double value) {
        setDouble(bytes, start, value);
    }

    public double preIncrement() {
        double v = getDouble();
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    public double postIncrement() {
        double v = getDouble();
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        return ov;
    }

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        long bits = getLongBits(bytes, start);
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    @Override
    public byte byteValue() {
        return (byte) getDouble();
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    @Override
    public short shortValue() {
        return (short) getDouble();
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    @Override
    public int intValue() {
        return (int) getDouble();
    }

    @Override
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        return (long) getDouble();
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    @Override
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        return (float) getDouble();
    }

    @Override
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        return getDouble();
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    public static double getEpsilon() {
        return machineEpsilon;
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}

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Q: The theory of infinite abelian group of exponent $p$ is model-complete This is exercise 2.16.10 in Kenneth's Foundation of Mathematics. How to make use of the hypothesis the group is of exponent $p$ to prove that the theory of infinite abelian group of exponent $p$ is model-complete?
The following lemma is given as a hint in the book:
Let $\mathfrak{A} \subseteq \mathfrak{B}$ and if for all $a_1, …, a_n \in A$ (universe of $\mathfrak{A}$)  and $b \in B$, there is an automorphism $\phi$ of $\mathfrak{B}$ such that $\phi(b) \in A$ and $\phi(a_i)=a_i$, then $\mathfrak{A}$ is an elementary submodel of $\mathfrak{B}$.

A: There are many ways to prove this, but I'll give a proof that follows the hint.
Let $T$ be the theory of infinite abelian groups of exponent $p$. To show $T$ is model complete, we assume $\mathfrak{A}\subseteq \mathfrak{B}$ are models of $T$, and we will show that $\mathfrak{A}\preceq \mathfrak{B}$. By the lemma, it suffices to take $a_1,\dots,a_n\in A$ and $b\in B$ and find an automorphism $\phi$ of $\mathfrak{B}$ such that $\phi(a_i) = a_i$ for all $i$ and $\phi(b)\in A$. We may assume $b\notin A$, since otherwise the identity automorphism works.
Abelian groups of exponent $p$ are vector spaces over $\mathbb{F}_p$, so we can use some linear algebra. A finite dimensional vector space over $\mathbb{F}_p$ is finite, so $\dim(\mathfrak{A})$ is infinite. Let $V$ be the subspace of $\mathfrak{A}$ spanned by $a_1,\dots,a_n$, and let $a_1',\dots,a_k'$ be a basis for $V$ (we can take the $a_i'$ to be elements of the tuple $a_1,\dots,a_n$, but this isn't necessary). Since $\dim(V)\leq n$, while $\dim(\mathfrak{A})$ is infinite, $V$ is a proper subset of $A$. Picking some $a^*\in A\setminus V$, the set $\{a_1',\dots,a_k',a^*\}$ is  linearly independent. Let $V' = \text{Span}(a_1',\dots,a_k',a^*)$.
Now $V'\subseteq A$ and $b\notin A$, so the set $\{a_1',\dots,a_k',a^*,b\}$ is also linearly independent. Extend this set to a basis for $\mathfrak{B}$. The permutation of the basis obtained by swapping $a^*$ and $b$ and fixing all other basis elements determines an automorphism $\phi$ of $\mathfrak{B}$. We have $\phi(b) = a^*\in A$, and $\phi(a_i) = a_i$ for all $i$, since each $a_i$ is a linear combination of the basis elements $a_1',\dots,a_k'$, each of which is fixed by $\phi$.

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When visiting Kandy, you'll feel right at home at Clingendael Hotel, which offers quality accommodation and great service. From here, guests can enjoy easy access to all that the lively city has to offer. A well-kempt environment and its proximity to Victoria Golf & Country Resort, Pallekele International Cricket Stadium give to this hotel a special charm. At Clingendael Hotel, the excellent service and superior facilities make for an unforgettable stay. A selection of top-class facilities such as airport transfer, safety deposit boxes, laundry service, bar, smoking area can be enjoyed at the hotel. The hotel features 5 beautifully appointed guest rooms, each including non smoking rooms, coffee/tea maker, extra long beds (> 2 meters), executive lounge access, air conditioning. Whether you're a fitness enthusiast or are just looking for a way to unwind after a hard day, you will be entertained by top-class recreational facilities such as outdoor pool, tennis courts, pool (kids), golf course (on site), massage. Clingendael Hotel is a smart choice for travelers to Kandy, offering a relaxed and hassle-free stay every time. "Clingendael" is located in the Kandian Hills on the premises of the Victoria Golf & Country Resort, some 20 minutes from Kandy the ancient and historic hill capital of Sri Lanka. This large stately home, built in Dutch Sri Lankan style with materials dating back to 1782, with its spacious wrap around verandahs and colonnades, allows one to relive the colonial atmosphere of comfort and service of glorious days gone by .The Clingendael Resident Manager, the in-house chef and permanent staff of 8, will be there to cater for your exclusive needs. Situated on a hill at an elevation of some 80 meters, the visitor to Clingendael will enjoy a 230 degree, breathtaking view, over the reservoir of the Victoria Dam, as well as the 18 hole international championship golf course, with in the background the "Knuckels" mountain range. The property provides 7 different locations for intimate and private dining, whether on one of its cool verandahs, in one of its garden pergolas, overlooking the pond, the pool or the golf course or in the vicinity of one of the water features of the gardens situated on the hill at the back of "Clingendael".


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Chelsea has announced the signing of a France starlet
Breaking: Chelsea has announced the signing of a France starlet.
Deal completed and confirmed! Christopher Nkunku, a winger from France, will join Chelsea in July. Blues will give Leipzig €70M. Term of agreement: 2028.
For the month of June 2023, Chelsea has 'nearly' signed RB Leipzig's Christopher Nkunku. The deal is done, so let's get started.
Chelsea is now in negotiations to sign Josko Gvardio after securing Nkunku. They continue to communicate with RB Leipzig and individuals close to the player. Following the Nkunku transaction, Chelsea and Leipzig had a fantastic working relationship.
I'm sure Chelsea will try to sign Gvardiol similarly to how they did with Nkunku: by having the medical completed ahead of schedule, paying the release clause, and letting him remain at RB Leipzig through the summer of 2023. I'm confident Todd & Co. will close this deal.


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Remarks: Anna Livingston Read Street was the daughter of William Ingraham Street and Susan Watts (Kearney) Street of Poughkeepsie. Miss Street married Levi Parsons Morton (1824-1920), a prominient businessman and politican, she was his second wife. The couple had six children: Edith Morton (b. 1874), Lena Kearney Morton (b. 1875), Helen Morton (b. 1876), Lewis Parsons Morton (b. 1877), Alice Morton (b.1879), and Mary Morton (b1881). Mrs. Morton was a famous hostess and served as the offfical White House hostess after the death President Benjamin Harrison.


I shall try to be brief as could write a book on experiences with named substances.
The only drug-substances I'd ever consumed until age 49 was espresso-coffee & the small amounts of alcohol in beer, typically 5%-9% alc. I got introduced into substances @ 49.5yrs starting with around 25 mg of mephadrone/m-kat into my 1st bier of the nite to give it a kick. Got very interested in RC research after 4mnths of trial & error settled on the named 2 (flubromazolam 1p-lsd).
So went back to 1mg. Next batch that came had opposite effect - felt deeply depressed, even thoughts of suicide (all for no reason). I contacted my source & he told me he had changed his source (the following batches had no emotional effects @ all - just comatised I awaking feeling thoroughly rested) with no positive or negative underlying feelings thruout the day. Sumhow I just brushed aside the warnings of mixing with alcohol as being potentially lethal & besides as is known the stuff increases the strength of most substances phenomenally.
As time wore on I increased to 2 then often 3mgs a nite. My girlfriend saved me many a time from falling backwards onto my head upon my hard wooden stairs as I was stumbling to bed. I'd often fall off kitchen chair whilst reading. But would just like to point out the 'rebound effects' commonly known as 'the horrors' of which I've gone thru 14 bouts climaxing in 9 seizures (been off work for 11 mnths now).
These horrors are precisely that & I can understand why folk call for an ambulance. Because they are or can be life threatening. They last 7 days/nites & there are around 7 levels. They begin with feels of unease & anxiety & develop into an absolute nitemare: zero sleep for up to the 7 nites; heavy heavy sweats; shivers & trembles; the doubling of my heart rate; great paranoia (a police siren in the far distance for instance - I think they're coming for me), EXTREME anxiety. With everything I've ever said wrong; done wrong; not acted; guilt, etc coming back to haunt me taking on massive proportions. A passing bus feels like its sucking out my soul, a swarking magpie or a barking crow could give me a heart attack as could a knock upon the door. All my senses become greatly enhanced. The smell of even the plastic my mineral water comes in can be smelt.
There's much more, but in the more intense/higher levels on day 3/4 everywhere takes on a different shade of silver & grey-blue sky; grass; trees; everything. On top everywhere appears dirty; grubby; of low vibration & all I can smell is pollution. It is @ this point the climax occurs hence a seizure or if lucky just the climb down. They reduce me to rubble. I actually feel/know I'm dying. As often the case good can come out of bad! I can't eat & psychic phenomena sometimes occurs, like being able to hear those close to me's actual thoughts like they've spoken them; leaving my body fully conscious & much more. But these 'horror's are something definitely to be avoided!! They are seriously life threatening but when I go thru them I make freshly squeezed orange juice & lemon/lime juice to replace my diminished electrolytes. Nb. I becomes extremely brittle; fearful; fragile & I want to confide to everyone even my doctor; or ambulance staff etc what I've been taking (I didn't).


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Lady Justice Gloster''s lecture, entitled '"Commercial litigation ~– The far horizons' was an eloquent discourse on the current state of commercial litigation in England and Wales and a call to arms about its future.
Topics included the importance of the contribution made to British exports by our legal services market; the importance of continuing to use technology and banish paper as much as possible in litigation and the question of when cases should be appealed or indeed more regularly struck out early on.
There was ample food for thought for the 150 guests and it set the bar high for the speaker of next year's 2015 lecture.
The transcript of this year''s lecture is available here.
To view Lady Justice Gloster delivering the lecture click here.
A full set of photographs of the event is available here.
For those who missed the 2013 inaugural lecture delivered by Lord Neuberger you can access that transcript here.


LONG BEACH — Senior guard Jennifer Tsurumoto scored a career-high 30 points, but the Anteaters lost an eight-point lead late in regulation in the Big West Conference opener Thursday at Walter Pyramid.
Tsurumoto made seven of 14 field-goal attempts, was three for five from three-point range and made all 13 of her foul shots. She also had a team-best four assists.
UCI led, 48-37, with 14:51 left in regulation and Tsurumoto's layup with 3:54 left in regulation gave the visitors (7-8) a 69-61 lead. But UCI did not get another field goal in the final 8:54 of action, including overtime.
Senior Camille Buckley had 13 points and eight rebounds for UCI before fouling out in regulation.
Long Beach State (9-6) won the rebounding battle, 62-42, to offset a 29-20 UCI advantage in turnovers.
The 49ers were 16 for 32 from the foul line.


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The Hansa Sheep Ride-On Plush Stuffed Animal and all Hansa plush stuffed animals are truly soft sculpture works of art. Artisans hand sew the animals "inside out", an old world tradition that results in the minimization of seams, and their bodies are carefully "sculpted" to create "musculature" and "features" like movement in a walking or sitting position that are unique to each creature. Stuffing emphasizes careful attention to the placement of the highest quality man-made materials.
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When it comes to sustainability, Dell is thinking big—and small. And it's the big things that are paying off the most.
In August, Dell met its much publicized goal to be carbon neutral ahead of schedule, lending some credibility to its less tangible quest of being the "greenest technology company on the planet."
Of course, it helps to have an eco-minded chairman, CEO and company founder in the person of Michael Dell.
Its Austin, Texas, headquarters complex uses 100-percent clean energy.
And in an industry that's been under fire for its recycling efforts, Dell has a pretty ambitious one, offering its customers a number of options while partnering with non-profit organizations.
The company says it "recovered" 102 million pounds of products from customers in 2007, 20 percent more than 2006.
Just last week, Dell, Staples and recycling company Eco International announced a new partnership to recycle any of the company's products at the retailers 1500 US stores.
Other well meaning, though somewhat symbolic programs, appear to getting less traction.
At the same time, Dell is engaging and working with employees, customers and suppliers to develop an implement green ideas.
Like an increasing number of companies, Dell has a senior-level executive devoted to the area of sustainability. Tod Arborgast, who ran the company's recycling program in its early days, has been director of sustainable business for about six years.
Arborgast shared some of his thoughts with us.
What advice does Dell have for companies trying to adopting a carbon-neutral strategy?
Every organization should be focused on that. Ours has three elements. First is to be as efficient as you can be with the resources you are consuming. Second is to invest in and buy renewable, clean sources of energy. Again, because energy is a big part of it. We are buying, advocating and participating in the development of renewable energy. About 20-percent of our total energy consumption comes from clean and renewable sources. Of, course, the absolute goal is to buy 100 percent. The third is, since you will have a remaining operational impact is drive further development through the purchase of RECS (renewable energy certificates].
What the keys to launching a green strategy?
Certainly, looking at elements of environmental leadership that drive multiple benefits, identifying initiatives that save costs, that enable further product and service development, and also provide a tangible benefit. Organizations that start there, will gain momentum with leadership, customers and stakeholders.
What's a common mistake that companies make?
It's one of the early leaning curve things that helped shape our strategy. Some organizations do not leverage enough the NGO [non-governmental organization] and stakeholder community. We had a choice to actively engage with those who might be critical of us or to ignore them. We chose to engage and were able to understand more deeply and at a faster pace what sort of the problems there would be. We were able to find similarities with these groups and forge a relationship.
Recycling has been a big challenge for the consumer electronics industry. Dell is doing a lot. How is it working?
There's individual producer responsibility, such that leader organizations will provide no-charge recycling and hold themselves responsible...and that's where it starts and Dell is the only one in our industry to do so.
How important is customer engagement in that process?
It's critical for Dell. We look at providing customers with multiple solutions to engage and participate in environmental leadership. One of them is plant a tree. We are very pleased with the results. We also partner to provide free and convenient recycling. Our partnership with Goodwill industries is an example. We now have 1,000 manned locations.
Another example: We partnered with Facebook and asked people what does green look like to you. We had thousands of folks participate. We had an online contest and had more than a million people vote on what green looks like.
It's a key. One tool we deploy broadly is Employee Storm. Any employee goes to a common platform and can provide a very, very specific recommendation in terms of what actions we can take. Other employees can view it, weigh in and ultimate vote that recommendation and then determine how it fits into the company's priorities.
This is an example of the easy things you can do, We have green teams all over the world that are focused on it and are driving embedded actions.
Take the average company cafeteria. It likely sells bottled drinks. What's the most effective way to recycle those bottles? Well, if you leave a little bit of fluid in the bottle and put it in the bin and if there's too much fluid in those bottles you lessen the possibility of the entire bag being recycled.
Another example: One employee recommended that you get a discount if you bring in your own coffee mug and not buy one. We worked with our cafeteria contractor to implement that.


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I have fond memories of attending ice cream socials at my late aunt and uncle's rural Nebraska church, with many many hours spent beforehand, cranking the ice cream maker, churning batch after batch of homemade ice cream for the event. There is something so comforting and nostalgic about the old wooden ice cream maker, packed with ice and rock salt, the quintessential sight and sound of summer. I am sure my son won't have such fond memories of his mom pulling out the Cuisinart ice cream maker, pouring in the ice cream mixture and flipping the switch to On. But there is something to be said for whipping up a quick batch of ice cream on a hot July afternoon… And I love the smaller size of the Cuisinart ice cream maker, as it allows me to experiment with flavor combinations.
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Engage the World
Campaign ends, surpasses goal by $22 million
A performance in the Studio Theater in Eastvold Hall, which was recently renamed the Karen Hille Phillips Center for the Performing Arts.
By Greg Brewis
The university's most recent fundraising campaign was launched amid buoyant economic times, in October 2007. By a year later, the bubble had burst, ushering in the Great Recession and years of financial turbulence.
Still, the campaign concluded May 31, 2012, surpassing its $100 million goal with gifts and pledges totaling $122 million.
It raised $10.3 million in endowment for academics and mission and $13.7 million in endowment for student scholarships.
Capital project support totaled $31.3 million for the renovation of academic and athletics, recreation and wellness facilities.
Annual operating support and special projects rounded out the campaign at $23.1 million.
"The overwhelming success of the campaign during uncertain times is a tribute to the loyalty and resolve of the university's alumni and friends," said Steve Olson, vice president for development and university relations.
"Participation in the campaign was incredible," Olson said. "More than 17,500 people provided generous support at all levels. These gifts are having a huge impact on campus today that will continue for generations to come."
Volunteer leadership for "Engage the World: The Campaign for Pacific Lutheran University" was headed by PLU Regent Brad Tilden '83, CEO of Alaska Air Group. He credits Loren Anderson, former university president, for his role in setting campaign priorities and meeting campaign goals.
"President Anderson's vision and leadership quite literally transformed the university," Tilden said. "The relationships he built with alumni, regents and friends of the university, time after time, resulted in generous support both for the mission of the university and for the campaign.
"From major bequests such as the one from Karen Phillips to a new graduate's first gift to the annual fund, Loren knew that donors give from the heart when they believe in the mission. He had the unique talent to connect them to their passion for PLU," Tilden said.
Karen Hille Phillips Center for the Performing Arts
The single largest gift during the campaign was a $15 million bequest from Karen Hille Phillips. Combined with her lifetime giving of $10 million, the bequest made her the university's largest benefactor ever.
Her gifts have supported student scholarships, the endowment and capital projects, including the renovation of Eastvold Hall which was recently renamed the Karen Hille Phillips Center for the Performing Arts.
Scheduled for completion in the fall of 2013, the center will house a remodeled Eastvold Auditorium, the new Studio Theater and the scene shop. It will be the finest performing arts center in the South Sound area.
Tower Chapel will also be renovated, and has been renamed the Ness Family Chapel. It is funded through a generous gift from Kaare and Sigrunn Ness, their children Arne Ness '69 and Cindy Ness, as well as grandson Shane Ness '99.
The Eastvold renovation project has been a decades-long effort. Hundreds of donors – including many through class reunion gifts – have contributed to the project. Fundraising continues for naming spaces and theater seats and for contributing to the Chapel Builders fund.
Student Scholarship Support
Campaign support to help ensure access for all students regardless of financial need came in two forms: annual support and endowment gifts. These gifts for scholarships also enable the university to attract a diverse group of students and enrich the PLU experience for all.
More than 370 people gave at least $1,000 of unrestricted support annually for at least five years of the campaign. Their combined contributions amounted to more than $3,252,544 and much of that support went to student scholarships.
In addition, a total of $13 million was given to the campaign in endowed, named student scholarships of $25,000 or more. That resulted in more than $650,000 year available for student financial aid.
Among the hundreds of endowments established for student scholarships are these:
A Global Scholars Grant that provides $100,000 a year to fund study abroad for low income students. It was first established with a grant from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
Transfer students studying business now benefit from an endowment established by Doug Saugen '79 and his wife Vicky.
The Katherine Kandel and Elizabeth Oleksak Scholarship for the Women's Center supports student research and programming at the center.
And Lynn (Geschwind '71) Ostenson, in memory of her late husband Richard Ostenson '71, established an endowed scholarship for African-American students studying in the natural sciences.
Endowment for Academics and Mission
Gifts to the campaign led to the creation of four endowed chairs and an endowed professorship. These endowments help attract and retain top faculty, bring public recognition to the university and its programs by providing salary support, travel, research stipends and public programming funds.
Kurt and Pam Mayer, Joe and Gloria Mayer, Natalie Mayer-Yeager, Nancy Powell, Carol Powell Heller and Harry Heller provided major support to endow the Kurt Mayer Chair in Holocaust Studies.
Campaign Leadership Council Members
Loren and MaryAnn Anderson
Neal Arntson '58 and Joyce Arntson
Linda (Knutzen) Barbo '63 and Charles Barbo
Bruce Bjerke '72
Robert Gomulkiewicz '83
David Greenwood '74 and Margaret Greenwood '74
Lisa (Miles '84) and Tim '84 Kittilsby
Lisa Kind Korsmo '87 and John Korsmo '84
Knut Olson '90 and Kim Morter Olson '88
Carol Quigg '58
Brad '83 and Danielle '85 Tilden
Dale and Jolita Benson (both '63) established two endowed chairs, the Benson Family Chair in Business and Economic History and the Jolita Hylland Benson Chair in Elementary Education. The Bensons have also been major contributors to many campus projects and programs including endowed support for student scholarships.
An anonymous donor provided an endowment gift to fund a Chair in Lutheran Studies, first held by Professor Samuel Torvend '73.
The Svare-Toven Norwegian and Scandinavian Studies Professorship is named in honor of Trygve Svare and Audun Toven. Trygve Svare taught at PLU for more than three decades spanning the 1920s and 1940s. The late Professor of Scandinavian Studies, Audun Toven, founded PLU's Scandinavian Studies Program. The Svare family and Toven raised the funds needed to establish the professorship.
Other new endowments included a gift from Linda (Knutzen '63) Barbo and her husband, Chuck. It ensures continued funding for the university's Wild Hope Project, including faculty and staff seminars on vocation and student programs.
And a bequest from Norm Forness '58 created an endowment to be used to enhance connections between the university and alumni who live on the East Coast.
Rieke Science Center
Funding for the renovation of the Rieke Science Center was begun during the campaign and will continue as a university priority for the immediate future. The transformed center will provide 88,500 square feet of classroom and research space for biology, chemistry, computer science, geosciences, physics and environmental studies.
Among the projects planned for Rieke that were completed during the campaign was the Louis and Lydia Sheffels Biology Laboratory. It was made possible by the support of Carol (Sheffels '58) Quigg, Jerry Sheffels '54 and the entire Sheffels family. Carol Quigg has also pledged support for a new Rieke greenhouse/laboratory that will support both teaching and research.
Early in the campaign, a nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer was brought online in Rieke. Faculty and student researchers use it to study the bonding of atoms in a molecule to gain a better understanding of chemical compounds. Funded by the campaign and the National Science Foundation, the facility is one of the first of its kind located at a West Coast undergraduate university. Contributors included Jon '63 and Mari Kvinsland, Naomi (Roe '53) and Don '50 Nothstein, and Gene '62 and Carla '64 LeMay.
Martin J. Neeb Center
A new home for the university's award-winning jazz and NPR news radio station, KPLU, was funded by the campaign. It was named for Martin J. Neeb who served as general manager of the station from 1981 to 2007. Martin's brother, Larry Neeb, a PLU regent, was the largest single benefactor of the building.
Athletics, Wellness and Recreation Capital Projects
Several capital projects funded during the campaign serve the athletic, recreational, physical education and wellness needs of the campus.
Wilson Construction and the Don '74 and Kim '76 Wilson family made the lead gift to fund the construction of an all-weather, multipurpose athletic field on lower campus. Construction on the field and an adjacent new grass field will be complete in the fall.
The gymnasium floor in Olson Auditorium was resurfaced. Olson upgrades also include new bleachers, remodeled locker rooms and a new scoreboard, thanks to lead gifts from the Names Family Foundation and Allan Kollar '70 of AJ Kollar Fine Paintings, as well as many other donors.
Exercise equipment in the Names Family Fitness Center received a major upgrade as a result of a gift from James and Shirley Rippey and PLU Regent Jeff Rippey '78. It houses free weights, resistance machines and cardiovascular exercise equipment.
Additional capital investments by the university on lower campus included a resurfaced running track and new baseball bleachers. A lead gift for a synthetic baseball infield was provided by Regent Lisa (Miles '84) and Tim Kittilsby '84.
Operating Support and Special Projects
The "Engage the World" campaign also provided support for the university's annual operating budget and for special projects.
Each year $2.3 million in contributions to the annual fund went directly to support immediate needs on campus. That support is critical to providing Q Club scholarships to students in need, and sustaining the quality of academic programs, co-curricular activities and the full array of other operations on campus.
A number of special academic projects were also made possible with campaign support. They include $800,000 in foundation support for a new School of Nursing outreach program in geriatric care.
And campaign support provided for activities outside the classroom. Co-curricular support included gifts for Campus Ministry, the Scandinavian Cultural Center and MediaLab.
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