Archer

After acquiring target, aiming true, and delivering the initial blows, our intrepid hero calmly finishes-off his adversary to ensure a decisive victory.

Slumberbronco

We see it all the time, especially with sleeping animals.  They will move or verbalize in sequence with active dreaming during the REM phase.  Humans take it to another level, talking gibberish, sleepwalking, etc.  In rare cases, some can obtain a full aerobic workout and a good night's sleep simultaneously -- what a time savings!

Prechirp

The Lead Conservation Technician for the National Audubon Society field-tests a new attraction device targeted specifically for the Yellow-bellied Sapsucker.  Rumors have spread that this species has expanded its range into the Southwestern USA, and the Society is eager to verify.

Let's Face It

There are certain times when the pleasures of chocolate exceed one's concern for a tidy countenance. 

Extroinverted

One of the world's leading gurus demonstrates his wildly popular new technique of combining the benefits of gravity boots and yoga. 

Son Set

As the sun retreats for the day, it takes an occasional peek through the long shadows of the trees. This is when Team USA's head coach likes to reflect on today's events at Sochi, taking refuge in anonymity.  He will rejoin this evening's competition reinvigorated with a fresh set of tactics calibrated toward capturing the hardware on the podium. 

Shuttler

In the early days of the shuttle program, NASA engineers worked diligently on all facets of development and design, as well as marketing the concept to the legislative and executive branches.  It wasn't until their lead engineer worked well into the night to perfect its design using a model for the final congressional hearing -- that's when NASA finally sealed the deal and secured necessary funding.  Rare footage exposes his efforts, fine tuning details that would sway lawmakers and lead to one of the most successful space programs in human history.   

Stairdown

The Olympic trials are running late for the new Indoor Stairway Cross competition.  As competitors vie for the finish line simultaneously on a narrow staircase, the audiences get to see frequent pile-ups. 

Double Dose

World-renowned scientists are more likely to be eccentric than the rest of us.  They tend to integrate little efficiencies in their lives, at times just to be different.  Occasionally they start a socioeconomic or trans-cultural trend inadvertently but remain indifferent to it through the end.