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Save Your Marriage from Drifting
They were good people. They had made it known that divorce was not an option for them. Yet here they were, going their separate ways and leaving a path of confusion and chaos behind them.
There was no love affair to blame, no abuse that had been hidden. Just a slow erosion, a drifting apart, a building of resentments until one felt there was nothing left. Broken hearts. Broken people. Broken home.
Divorce certainly is an option these days. The courts are filled with those who once never expected it could happen to them. The resulting damage in lives, children, extended family, in finances and self-esteem is creating havoc in our culture. Maybe you have entertained the "D" word yourself or even said it out loud. Yet before you set your foot on such a costly path, consider another "D" word which could be at work in your relationship – drift
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Drift happens
Busyness and the demands of work and family can leave a couple though once deeply in love, passing like roommates in the hall, drifting away from one another and from home. Steps can be taken to ward off drift or pull the relationship back when drift has happened.
Ask yourself if your relationship has drifted. There are ways to anchor your marriage securely and to soften hardening hearts so your marriage can be an enjoyment and even a treasure. Naming drift when you see it is the first step. Choosing to do something about it is next. The important thing is to know that DRIFT happens and you can overcome it.
D – Do things together
- Make time together. "History together is built one event at a time." In order to grow together you must spend time together. If your schedules are taking you in different directions with little time to experience life together then stop! Shift togetherness to a new priority. Run errands together, go for lunch, plan a date night. It can be simple but be intentional about stopping the drift before it happens.
- Eat together. Have at least one meal together daily. Get up 15 minutes early to have coffee/prepare dinner together. But you need to plan – it won't just happen. Don't eat all your meals together in front of the TV.
- Limit technology. When you do have an evening at home together, set a time to turn off all electronics and visit. Make tea, or have a glass of wine and just be together.
R – Romance one another
- Choose to be in love.Remember that this is the person you chose to spend the rest of your life with. Choose to love this person deeply. Choose to be in love. Just as you can choose to focus on the negative you can also choose to focus on the positive. Let loving-kindness be a daily goal. It's your choice.
- Make love-making a priority. The sexual bond is much more than just a physical connection. It is a bonding of two souls. It's glue in a good marriage. It is meant to be fun, fulfilling and frequent. If this is an area of tension in your marriage then get some help. Past sexual experiences including those of abuse or promiscuity will bring their own baggage into your marriage. Keep porn out! Plan intimate times.
- Attention, affection, appreciation. This greatest sex advice ever given is to make it a priority to give your partner genuine attention, affection and appreciation. You will be amazed at how these three things will impact what happens not only in general but also in the bedroom.
- Touch. Give lots of non-sexual touching too. When a relationship becomes strained all touching often stops. A hand on the arm, a quiet taking of the other's hand, a kiss on the forehead can help melt tension and show you care.
I – Invest in one another
- Get away together. Whether it's for an evening, a weekend, or a holiday, save time and resources to make "get-aways" a reality. Give yourselves the gift of couple time to focus on each other in a special way that day to day doesn't allow.
- Pursue each other. Keep courting each other. If the pursuit of each other's heart has long gone by the wayside begin again to find small creative ways to say, "I want to be with you". Recall things from your dating days; go for a picnic, even start with an evening walk. Pursue the one who once captured your heart.
- Celebrate one another. Be your partner's biggest fan and cheerleader. Celebrate small victories. Intentionally show that you support him/her.
- Make bedtime count. As often as possible make bedtime the same for both of you. Lots of things can get in the way of this but make sure it happens often. One of the best things about marriage is going to bed together at the end of the day. This is a connecting time that should not be overlooked.
F – Fight right
- Remind one another that you are on the same team. Differences of opinions are a healthy thing. Don't be afraid of them. Choose how you will deal with them. When issues develop, choose a time when the "heat" has subsided. Each one gets the floor to express his or her thoughts on the issue. Flexibility and cooperation are the foundation stones to move forward.
- Grow a heart of gratitude. Don't let the daily rubbing and irritations rob you of seeing all the good. Take note of the things your partner does for you, for the family, for the upkeep of your home. Say "thank you" not just for actions but rediscover intentionally the great things about your partner and express appreciation.
- Value your partner! When differences come this outlook will impact outcome.
- Be a safe place. Assess your own attitude. Are you nagging, being critical or treating your partner like a child? You can begin to change the atmosphere in your home. Make it a safe place for your partner to share and be, without fear of criticism. You can start the pattern to change.
- Accept your partner. Neither of you is perfect. Find some good in your partner every day and be thankful for it. Pray about the challenges. Plan a time to thoughtfully approach concerns with caring solutions in mind. Be open-minded to change. Be willing to be adaptable. Guard against a disapproving attitude. The subtle attitude of disapproval is deadly to your marriage.
- Pray together. There is infinite wisdom in the advice to pray with and for your spouse. Going to God together with the complexities of life and sincerely and humbly inviting His power in to influence your home is life changing. If you can't pray together yet, pray for your spouse daily. It will also help keep your own heart soft and your dependence on God as your help.
T – Talk
- Share thoughts and ideas. Share interesting things from your day or your reading. Share your reactions to the things in your day because this is a way to share feelings too. Encourage your partner when he/she shares. Ask questions but don't "interrogate".
- Listen. If one of you is not feeling "heard" then communication will eventually shut down. Resentment can filter in. Listen and don't try to fix. Be interested. Be intentional about building communication that has drifted. There may be unresolved hurts or there may just be a "drifting" into your corners. Listen with ears that hear and eyes that meet. If communication has all but stopped be patient and do your part to begin sharing and listening again.
Face the drift that may be happening in your marriage and don't let divorce become your option. Put these steps into practice. Become that change you want to see in your marriage and you will keep drift away and divorce a non-issue.
I think that's what God had in mind when He introduced marriage. Jesus says in Matthew 19: 4-5:
"The Scriptures record that from the beginning God made male and female and said 'For this reason a man will leave his father and mother and be united to his wife, and the two will become one flesh'."
Prayer to put God's power into action in your home:
Father God,
Today I invite You into my marriage and into my heart in a fresh way. Thank you that You are the one who gives the power to change our home. Come and change me. Change my attitudes and my actions. Help me to be wise in re-building where we have drifted apart. Help me to be wise in my daily choices. Please restore, renew and replenish my love and passion within my marriage. Thank you for (name your partner). Turn my partner's heart toward You and toward me in new ways as well. I ask this with thanksgiving in the powerful name of Jesus, amen.
15 Responses to "Save Your Marriage from Drifting"
It seems you have a vicious circle and a catch 22 all in one. Your husband seems to resent things that you're doing and wants to escape from the environment at home. Although this is not the right thing to do I can relate to that. Without giving you a graphic account of it I just say that sometimes my wife struck all the wrong chords and I couldn't bare to be at home. I can only say that if you can't get him to a place where you can both talk calmly, and with respect and consideration for each other you have a difficult task at hand. with his medical condition he wants a home where he feels he is at ease with all the goings on, there. the arguments have to stop, right now. Each argument puts more distance between you. Prayer is a vital part of your strategy to win your husband back. He needs to know you love him without feeling inferior in any way. Telling him you have rights does not make him feel loved at all. You have all the answers in your reach. You know what made him fall in love with you in the first place. You know how to make him feel loved. The biggest problem is that we each feel we are right in what we're doing, when actually we make as many mistakes trying to get the other one to do our bidding. You do not have an easy task ahead of you. You're not guaranteed an easy road. I shall pray for you and your husband and ask all who receive this post to do the same. Love is never a selfish thing. It is the most giving selfless thing on earth. Think of what Jesus did for us and see if you can do that for your husband and, in turn, get him to do that for you too. May the Lord heal and bless your marriage. Amen -
I've been married for 13 years, and i really need an advice of what to do, for a month my husband goes out evey weekend and when he does he comes home the next day, my feeling is there is no other woman, due to he never touches our money. He's with his friends, but the thing is he doesn't call me, he ignors my calls, he doesn't reply on my text, he hides his phone its private to him, never happen before. He leaves me at home alone with his dad, every weekend, he does not spend any time with me all.He never wants to talk about why he's being like this towards me and blames me for these argument, but he causes these arguments by what he's doing to me, he always says I don't wanna talk drama again, bu I tell him this is not drama this is our marriage were talking about, I told him I as a wife have every right to ask wants going on with you and why u never check up on me and that all of a sudden changes, I feel lost, confuse, and alone. We finally talked cause I told him I need to know do u love me then I'm willing to fix this every possible way, or do you have no feelings at all for me, then tell me to leave and I'll leave. His answer was I'm tired of this already, I wanna be single and I want you to leave. To me this marriage is worth keeping and to work on it, I told him he would be making a big mistake, it does not make any sense, yesterday u love me then today u hate me, how can u jump just like that and hate me for what did I do wrong, the argument we've been h aving lately is because I ask u why are you not saying anything about ur where abouts and why u don't call me and so on. I tell him this is why were arguing cause you don't answer me, and all u can say is you wanna be single. I don't get it….please help me here, I really don't know what to do, I love my husband so much and he's a sick man, he's diabetic, he has a really bad heart problem, he takes 10 different medication a day, he's using insulin and oills together for his diabetes, and i don't wanna leave, what can I say to bring him from drifting away, if i leave I'll worry more for cause of his sickness what can I do to bring him back to me please somebody tell me what I should do….
I've just had a seven year far-distance relationship with someone I believed with all my heart was the only one in the world for me. We were able to sustain a loving, intimate and personal relationship for all that time. Unfortunately, she changed for unknown reasons. Yes, she was married, and was trying to save her marriage, but we had the best friendship / love affair for all that time. My point is that it is possible to sustain a very intimate love affair with someone over a distance for a long time. It can work, but then both parties must be truly honest with each other all the time. I can testify that when one is not being totally honest (and I have said this before in one of my previous posts) it ruins any chance of there being a lasting friendship. Love can conquer anything if both want it to. the second one of the partners doubts anything the relationship begins to fail and there isn't much the other can do, no matter how hard they try. I must admit that I lost it and told her husband about us. There's no use in preaching honesty if you can't live it. I would give anything to have her back, but her inability to stand up for us had cost us a beautiful future that we had planned to the finest detail. Greg, I sympathise with you, but if she doesn't share the dream with you there isn't much you can do to kindle that fire. sometimes family pressure and wanting to look innocent can ruin it all. god's richest blessings to you.
Ok, so how do you fix the drifting if one member of the marriage is in the military and deployed all the time? Quality time, touch, sex, fun experiences… They all go out the door and you just drift apart more. Conversation becomes forced and text messages, letters and emails don't portray tone. Skype is as close as it comes to "face time" and even then, with the opposite work hours and schedules we only get an hour or so a week. Times that by 5 years… Is there hope?
Thank you for this practical and wise advice! I live in a muslim society, where many marriage relationships are based on unilateral interests. This article reminds me and my husband that Christ sets us free so we have the fullness of life in marriage as well. We learn to participate in God's healing process of our relationships so that we not only become closer with our spouses, but also closer with Jesus.
I can't help thinking that drifting marriages are caused by one of the spouses not being totally honest with the other,or both being not totally honest. I am of the opnion that unless you are married to the person you can be the most honest with, even when you have broken trust or really messed up, you run the risk of falling into the drifting marriage syndrome. Whatever one calls it, total honesty is the only way of keeping the marriage sacred, even after making mistakes or being unfaithful. As the old adage says, "the truth sets you free". I know of many damaged mariages that were totally healed because the guilty party confessed their dishonesty, even at the risk of losing their loved one, and the spouse forgave and forgot, as should be. Wouldn't it be lovely if we all could admit our faults openly and redeem ourselves? So many of us hide behind a front we have created to mask our deceit, and so ending affectively, a beautiful mariage. I appeal to all drifters to come clean and own up, and see the results it may deliver. God does hate divorce, but total confession of our sins and the resulting forgiveness thereof cleans us of the guilt and gives us an open path to reconciliation. Again, I urge you to consider that. Blessings…..
Sound advice which I am sure the spouse advocated, however was not DYNAMIC enough. God hates divorce yes, but in repeated infidelities and lies with no remorse, He grants it. Sometimes there is no turning back, not even after a 30 year marriage.
Let's face facts, if your marriage is saveable then save it with all your strength and with much prayer. However, if you have driven your partner away from you with infidelity and selfishness then have the dignity and respect to him/her to let go. You can't force someone to love you. Many spouses think they alone can save a marriage, but it's a two-party project. No one can be happy in a marriage alone.
Thank you, My husband and I read this and now we make time, and our marrige is getting better
if god is with us, go ahead.
I have been married for almost thirty years now. And yes there have been trials and tribulations along the way… thanks so much for the good advice given above.


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By golly, they did it. The Gainesville Red Elephants can finally lay claim to being state football champions. And it wasn't even close. The Class AAAAA title came via a 49-13 thumping of Ware County this past Saturday at the Georgia Dome. This, after having gotten to the state finals six other times only to come out the bridesmaid.
The team's success — and let us not forget the hard work of Coach Bruce Miller and his staff — is a testimonial to never quitting, never giving up. The championship is also a relief to me because I was beginning to think that maybe I was a jinx. Let me explain.
Many years ago, two friends and I began a company called Sports Specials. Jim Wesley, Jimmy Bridges and I were colleagues at WSB Radio in Atlanta and thought it might be fun to do some freelance sports broadcasting and maybe make a few bucks as well.
Our first client was the Atlanta International Raceway. This was before national television sanitized NASCAR. It was the heyday of former moonshiners who let off steam on weekends by running flat-out around an oval track rather than through the hills of North Georgia with the law in pursuit. This was the era of Lee Petty (Richard's father), Buck Baker (Buddy's father) Junior Johnson, Fireball Roberts and other assorted rough characters.
I am amused today to see television reporters interviewing articulate drivers as they sit in their automobiles during a televised NASCAR race. Not like the early days.
Because I was the biggest of our group, I was assigned to interview the drivers in the pit. I was told that was because if some little guy stuck a microphone in the face of Fireball Roberts after he had blown an engine and lost a chance to win some money, he was liable to insert said microphone where the sun didn't shine. It was like volunteering for a suicide mission.
After getting our NASCAR gig, Sports Specials branched out into high school football broadcasts. My friend, the late John Jacobs, hired us to do the Gainesville football games for WDUN. What Mr. Jacobs didn't know and I didn't tell him until years later was that when he brought us on board, we had never broadcast a winning game.
For two years, we had done Cherokee High School football games. They had lost every game — 0-20 over two years. It got so bad that when Gainesville came to visit Cherokee, quarterback Preston Ridlehuber, who is still one of the finest athletes I have ever seen on a football field, spent most of the night punting on first down to try and keep the score manageable.
As much as we felt for the kids in Canton, it was a relief to get to Gainesville with its storied reputation for winning under Coach Graham Hixon. Ridlehuber was at the University of Georgia by this time but the Red Elephants were still full of talent.
The quarterback was Charles Gignilliat. I remember this because broadcast crews from the other schools would invariably ask us how to pronounce his name. It was, as many of you know "Jin-latt." If we didn't like their attitude, however, we would tell them it was "Gig-nill-iat" and listen to them stumble over their tongues for four quarters.
The team went 11-1 and 6-3-2 while we were there. We were sure the guys would win a state championship during our tenure but, alas, it was not to be.
I left WSB to join Southern Bell and that ended the glorious days and nights of Sports Specials but not my warm feelings for the Gainesville Red Elephants. As the years rolled by, I followed the team from a distance and rooted for them vicariously. Hixon left Gainesville for Woodward Academy and, ironically, coached my son there. He was replaced by the legendary Bobby Gruhn, who took Gainesville to four state title games, unfortunately losing each of them but none by more than seven points.
Had Sports Specials jinxed the program? Had the fact that we had broadcast 20 straight losing games before arriving in Gainesville somehow poisoned the air like an insidious gas and cost the team several state championships? When Peach County beat the Red Elephants for the title in 2009 by one point, I was sure of it. I had no choice but to sneak into City Park Stadium one night, spread some incense and utter a few mysterious chants in hopes of breaking the curse.
Fortunately, the 2012 team has taken care of that matter for me. What a relief! So, maybe I was not a jinx to Gainesville High after all. Plus, while Fireball Roberts never liked nosy reporters who wanted to know why his engine smoked like a cheap cigar, neither did he ever stick my microphone where the sun doesn't shine. Now, I can die a happy man.
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WORCESTER Wolves bounced back from an agonising last-second 85-84 defeat at leaders Newcastle Eagles by seeing off Guildford Heat 85-77.
Head coach Paul James has seen Wolves beat his former club Heat in each of their six meetings this season.
A dogged start to the second-half finally saw them overcome their plucky visitors in the British Basketball League at the University of Worcester on Saturday night.
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When Wolves forward Carlos Fernandez was fouled while scoring and converted the bonus foul shot, it started an 11-0 run for the hosts.
But steady points from Richie Gordon were matched by Guildford's Shaun Durant and Frank Holmes as they retook the lead at 23-22.
Gordon slotted home the last of his tally of 15 in the first quarter to edge Wolves back in front before Durant nudged Heat ahead in the second period. A Sherrad Prezzie-Blue triple, Tommy Freeman three-pointer and Fernandez lay-up established a 36-31 advantage but Heat levelled 44-44 by half-time.
The third quarter opened with a 9-2 run for Heat but Wolves enjoyed a 15-0 run over five minutes, including back-to-back triples by Prezzie-Blue, to lead 66-57 by the end.
The Worcester advantage peaked at 78-63 with four minutes left before David Watts powered home a one-handed dunk.
Director of basketball James admitted: "It wasn't a vintage performance after a hard night at Newcastle. We weren't full of energy but managed to do the job and execute when we needed to."
Gordon led the night's scorers with 22 points ahead of Prezzie-Blue (21).
At Newcastle the night before, a last-gasp Andrew Thomson tip-in gave Eagles an 85-84 win and effectively dropped Wolves out of the title race.
Eagles broke a 7-7 tie with a 15-2 surge over the next five minutes and led 22-11 at the end of the first quarter.
Wolves dragged the score back to 27-25 before an Arnas Kazlauskas triple sent the teams into the locker room tied at 38-38. Eagles were back in command at 57-49 only for the visitors to surge into a 64-57 lead.
The hosts retaliated to take a 65-64 advantage into the final quarter and Gordon fouled out of the contest.
With Eagles 81-76 ahead, Kazlauskas scored five quick points to restore parity but then fouled out.
The teams traded baskets with Prezzie-Blue firing Wolves 84-83 ahead with 12 seconds remaining only for Thomson to pounce.
Gordon top-scored for Wolves with 23 and pulled down 11 rebounds, while Prezzie-Blue managed 19 points.
Wolves have their final regular-season home game on Saturday against Leicester Riders.


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The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office is setting up shop Saturday, Feb. 9 to finalize its purchase of guns during last weekend's Operation Gun Swap buyback.
Payday is almost here for Carrollwood area residents who brought their guns to the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office's Operation Gun Swap last Saturday, Feb. 2. Deputies plan to return to the five collection locations in the county Feb. 9 and Feb. 10 to give those who received vouchers $75 per gun in trade for their troubles. All told, the one-day operation resulted in 2,808 firearms collected, according to the sheriff's office's website. Two unarmed rocket launchers were also turned in. At $75 a pop, that amounts to a payout of $210,600. It's unclear if the sheriff's office is paying for the rocket launchers. The gun buyback was funded by a donation from the Shimberg Foundation and money from the sheriff's office's forfeiture fund, …
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The Multimodal Interaction Activity seeks to extend the Web to allow users to dynamically select the most appropriate mode of interaction for their current needs including any disabilities in order to enable Web application developers to provide an effective user interface for whichever modes the user selects. With multimodal Web applications, users can provide input via speech, handwriting and keystrokes, with output presented via displays, pre-recorded and synthetic speech, audio, and tactile mechanisms such as mobile phone vibrators and Braille strips.
The goal of the Multimodal Interaction Activity is to clearly define how to author concrete multimodal Web applications, for example, coupling a local GUI (e.g., HTML user agent) with a remote Speech I/F (e.g., VoiceXML user agent). The Multimodal Interaction Working Group is important as a central point of coordination within W3C for multimodal activities, and the group collaborates with other related Working Groups, e.g. Voice Browser, Scalable Vector Graphics, Compound Document Formats, Web Applications and Ubiquitous Web Applications.
The group published Multimodal Architecture and Interfaces (MMI Architecture) as a W3C Proposed Recommendation on 12 January 2012 and as a W3C Recommendation on 25 October 2012. Also the group published Registration & Discovery of Multimodal Modality Components in Multimodal Systems: Use Cases and Requirements as a Working Group Note on5 July 2012.
The group is preparing for the Proposed Recommendations of EmotionML, and will continue the discussion on EMMA 1.1 to support new features for multimodal applications in various environments.
The group will hold the next face-to-face meeting during TPAC 2012 in Lyon and discuss issues on EMMA 1.1 and MMI Modality Component discovery. Also the group is planning to hold joint meetings with the Indie UI WG and the Web-based Signage BG.
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The future of Pacquiao
I'm sure you've all heard by now the news of the knockout felt around the world on December 8th. Being a hardcore Pacquiao fan myself, I was extremely saddened by the outcome of the fight. I was in denial that my idol was on the canvas unconscious. I hear a lot of talk of Pacquiao's future, and I see many thinking that he should stop and retire.
I don't know, I don't think it's time quite yet. This is only the second KO loss of his career, and I'm sure he has enough left in him to put up a few more fights. It's just he has too many distractions (politics, media, etc.) and I think if he took a break from those things, we'd be getting fights like Hatton, Cotto, and Margarito. What are your thoughts?If there's no path, we'll make one with these hands! - 03-13-2013, 12:50 PM #2
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Ok, found a bug with the Nov 14th build. If you try and save an TIFF or JPEG, it spits out some error (which does not appear in the log, even with the --verbose option) along the lines of "ERROR Tonemapped image NOT saved. May be a". The rest is cut off. (it appears in the status bar along the bottom)
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Mr. and Mrs. Piatti of Hinesville went to Germany for the Christmas holidays, took along a copy of the Coastal Courier and were photographed at the Landstuhl Christmas market.
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Hi, my name is Matt and first I would like to tell you a
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this year. I have always dreamed of starting my own business one day, I don`t
know why but I have had this dream as long as I can remember. I plan on going
to collage in the fall.
To tell you what this post is
mainly about, I would have to say that I would like to start some kind of small
project landscaping business and have a few friends help me. Doing small
project that would help make people lawns more enjoyable while gaining experience
to take on medium size projects. I would eventually love to be able to do water
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an environment where they could relax from a busy day at work and escape from
the stresses. One of my dreams is that people would spend more time outside
like they did before my generation and just talk, but I don`t think there is
much appeal in that now day because a lot of yards just don`t seem that
inviting, even to the people that live there.
I have recently discovered in the
last year that I really enjoy landscaping and have a passion for it while doing
a project for a relative of mine. I was raised around gardening my whole life
and have always enjoyed beautiful landscaping, but until this last year all the
stuff I have taken part in has been fairly small scale; planting flowers,
growing flowers, setting up flowerbeds and the like. The project I did for one
of my relatives last summer was tiring 1/3 of her backyard (garden home size),
planting some flowers, setting up some flower beds, removing unwanted plants
and bushes. I also plan to fix a drainage pipe improperly installed (done at
construction of the house) in her backyard that has been damaged and no longer
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water after it rains, sometimes for a day or two.
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I have talked to
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start my own business but I`m not sure where I need to start at all. I don`t
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of like when your in high school and you cut peoples yards for extra money) or
if I should start s small formal business, taking on small jobs while building
up experience until I can handle medium size jobs and so on.
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A new paperless, electronic curriculum design tool has won one of 11 worldwide "technology innovators" awards for Minnesota State University, Mankato from Campus Technology magazine.
Minnesota State Mankato's Web-based Curriculum Design System allows faculty members and administrators to create, review, track, access and approve curricular proposals electronically, from anywhere.
Campus Technology selected the project from 349 nominations around the globe.
Other award-winners include Purdue University, Carnegie Mellon, Hofstra, Kent State, George Mason University, the University of Missouri and Rochester Institute of Technology.
The university's new system won the magazine's "curriculum design" award. The system replaces an antiquated, paper-based curriculum approval process with a transparent, Web-based, user-centered system.
The Web-based curriculum design system, implemented in 2008, lets all faculty and staff members electronically view and comment on proposed new or altered programs. The collaborative initiative to develop the online tool was led by Brenda Flannery, assistant vice president for academic affairs, and Brenda Hanel, lead Web application director.
"Many additional faculty and staff were critical to the development and testing of the application, as was support from campus leaders, including President Richard Davenport and vice presidents Scott Olson and Marilyn Delmont," Flannery said.
The project was a "great example of user innovation, with the entire campus working together to develop a technology tool to meet its needs and streamline its processes," Flannery added.
Campus Technology magazine's annual Innovators Awards "recognize higher education institutions that take true initiative . . . to better serve the campus community via technology," according to the monthly publication.
The magazine adds that the innovations by Minnesota State Mankato and the 10 other institutions "have taken technology investment to new heights, to the unique benefit of teaching, learning, administration and operations on campus."
Minnesota State Mankato, a comprehensive, doctoral university with 14,700 students and two satellite sites, is part of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system, which comprises 32 institutions across the state.
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Lynyrd Skynyrd has teamed with Walmart for an exclusive release tomorrow (Tuesday). Southern Surroundings is a three-disc set with a CD containing 14 of their biggest songs, a DVD of seven songs performed in 1975 on the BBC's Old Grey Whistle Test, and a 10-song DVD-Audio/Video containing 10 classic songs mixed in 5.1 surround sound.
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Silently Stirring Opens at The National Gallery of Australia
Harold Edgerton, United States of America 1903 - 1990, Hummingbird 1947, carbro colour photograph, printed image 25.5 x 33.1 cm, sheet 27.8 x 35.6 cm. National Gallery of Australia, Canberra. Gift of the Harold and Esther Edgerton Family Foundation 1997.
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presents Silently Stirring, on view through June 8, 2009. Animals and beings (real and mystical) are not just depicted by artists for their beauty, but also because they are great symbols and vehicles for transformation. Many artists are attracted to ideas of movement, change and transformation, and animals and beings are favourite subjects when depicting these ideas in works of art. Silently stirring explores these themes through prints, drawings, photography and sculpture from the national art collection.
To prepare these animals and beings for this exhibition, they are roused from their slumber, ears flickering and sleepy eyelids blinking. The wings of flying foxes rustle, a cat peers through hooded lids and the tendrils of a jellyfish begin to sway. These beings and animals are checked, measured, conserved and researched by staff so that they are prepared and ready for display.
The national art collection includes many marvellous creatures that are silently stirring in the shadows.
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New public works director focused on serving Clarendon Hills residents
Mike Millette is the new public works director in Clarendon Hills.
Updated: February 11, 2013 6:10AM
CLARENDON HILLS — Mike Millette has a tough act to follow. The self-proclaimed Civil War buff took over in August as public works director in Clarendon Hills. Millette replaced John Hays, who worked in that job for about 25 years and was employed with the village for 41 years before retiring. Millette came to Clarendon Hills from Downers Grove, where he was an assistant public works director. He also worked in Schaumburg and Lombard.
Q. What appealed to you about coming to work in Clarendon Hills?
A. Part of it was an interest in moving on to be a director. I also wanted to stay in DuPage County; I know a lot of people with the county. I also liked Clarendon Hills. I thought it was a nice community.
Q. What did you like about Clarendon Hills?
A. The sense of it being a positive version of a television community. There are a lot of people involved in a lot of things here.
Q. What do you like to be involved in when you're not working?
A. I like hiking and camping and bicycling. And, of course, I am a Civic War buff. I've been involved with that for about 20 years and take part in reenactments. I really do like to be outside. I decided when I was in college I wanted to have a job where I could be outside some and didn't have to sit at a desk all day.
Q. Is working for the Clarendon Hills Public Works Department much different than it was working in Downers Grove?
A. For me, I think there's a greater sense of responsibility because I am the director, although I took responsibility for my job in Downers Grove, too. Overall, it's different because we are a smaller department. We have more guys doing more different things. Everyone here does a lot of different things, and they like it that way. You don't get pigeonholed into one area that way.
Q. What's it like taking over for someone who was in your job for so long and was so well liked and respected?
A. The priority is to keep the ship on a nice steady course. Following John makes you respect even more so what he built, and it makes you want to protect it even more and keep things running the right way.
Q. Do you believe there are any significant changes that need to be made in the Public Works Department?
A. No, nothing major. I want to engage the community a little so they know what we do. I think we tend to be task oriented and have introverted personalities.
Q. What do you want residents to know about the Public Works Department?
A. We are a very proud group of public servants, and we want to keep them happy. The people in Clarendon Hills are the ones we work for. Whatever it is they want, we'll do the best we can to make it happen.


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Ever since I remember myself I cannot do without traveling, exploring and observing. As a child, those qualities were promoted by my parents, solely in the premises of the land of Zion.
Back in 1996 I went on a long trip in East Asia. This trip was an outstanding experience, and brought to a breakthrough in my relationship with the world and the outdoors. To share the experience, I built "Libi Bamizrah" independent website for travelers to East Asia, a pioneering web project at that time.
I started studying in Tel Aviv University for a B.Sc degree in Electronics Engineering and Computer Sciences. In order to maintain my sanity (solving integrals wasn't enough), I also combined work in "Gilat Satellite Communications" and travel – mainly in Israel, Europe and America.
After completing my studies, I went on a long trip to South Asia – India and Nepal. I met many travelers who were not satisfied with the existing guidebooks, thus, decided to write a new guidebook: "India and Nepal – a Travel Guide", which was published in Israel by "Yediot Ahronot" publishing house.
During the work on the book I worked as a senior lecturer in "Logtel" communications. In parallel, started studying geography for M.A degree. I completed the studies in Haifa University. The dissertation I wrote combined between geography and my work in the telecommunications field: A quantitative research about the Gilat rural satellite telephone network installed in remote villages in Peru.
A beginners-luck flash floods chasing trip to the Negev desert and a photo presentation I sent following it, became a comprehensive documentation project. Sights of floods, snow, blossom – all experienced in Israel, were packed into Power-Point presentations and circulated throughout the Internet. Thus I became a "Geographic photographer". An environmental byproduct of the presentations was then introduced – "Svivon" – "A wandering Magazine of Nature and Environment in Israel". This initiative won the 2004 "Pratt" prize for Environmental Journalism.
After concluding the M.A. duties, I traveled in China. Prior trips and the geography studies upgraded my point of view and led to unique experiences. A decision was made to write another book, this time, with emphasis on the journey and its qualities in the overwhelming Chinese location.
As a publisher of the "China Travel Journal" book, this production turned out to be a challenging yet fascinating project. In parallel, I continued working in "Gilat Satellite Networks" and later in "National Geographic Personal Explorer" – a global licensee of National Geographic, which develops a navigation and content product for travelers based on a GPS device.
The endless enthusiastic responses I get for the presentations make me spend time capturing the sites with the camera, and spreading them through the net and via talks and lectures. They also create some other byproducts such as selling image files to various customers, preparing environmental-educational presentations, and more.
Currently, among the above mentioned activities, I follow an ancient dream and study Architecture in the faculty of architecture and town planning of the Technion.


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Black Ops Weapons Damage Chart
Like he does every year, for every Call of Duty game, Den Kirson has knocked-up a Call of Duty: Black Ops weapons damage chart in quick time. This guy is doing such a good job year-after-year that he is becoming the equivalent of the industry standard for Call of Duty weapons damage charts!
If you'd like to get some interesting facts about any weapon before you spend your hard-earned CoD Points, the Black Ops weapons damage chart features damage, spread, recoil, ammo, weapon raise/drop time, reload time and ADS speed for all the main guns in the game. Check out the – rather long – chart below.
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United States → Hawaii → Honolulu »
Hi, my name is Jesse and I am a 20 year old student moving to Hawaii July 29th to attend Hawaii Pacific University. I am looking for an affordable place to live and I am clean, considerate, responsible, and willing to help out around the house. I won't be a burden and most of my time will be spent at school.
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Archive for the 'Marc Jacobs' Category
Smell Pretty with These Summer Scents
It's hot as hell out there, and when you're sweatin' like a whore in church, you may find you need a little perfume to keep you smelling pretty. So I headed to Sephora and found the best summer scents to keep you smelling so fresh and so clean, clean!
Best Fruity Scents:
Escada- Ocean Lounge
I actually bought this one because it smells like a really classy fruit punch. And by classy, I mean spiked with booze. Seriously though, the scent is very light, which is what you wanna go for during the hot summer months. The reason being, when your skin heats up it reacts with the alcohol in your perfume, making the scent even stronger. Hence why it's such a nightmare to sit next to the old lady doused in Jean Natte on an un-air conditioned bus. That may or may not have actually happened.
Salvatore Ferragamo – Incanto Heaven
This sweet, almost citrus-y scent smells so good I wanted to lick it off my arm. But I didn't. Cuz that would be weird. I'm still gonna buy the perfume though.
Best Floral Scent:
Island Michael Kors- Fiji
I like this one because it's less overpowering than your average floral scent. And the smell is tropical, and almost warm if that makes any sense. It's remarkably close to the aroma that hits you whilst sitting on a tropical beach somewhere.
Best Clean/Fresh Scents:
Marc Jacobs Splash- Cucumber
This is one of the cleanest smelling fragrances you can find – like sweet cucumbers on ice! I tried this out and smelled like I just stepped out of the shower. The only downside is it's pretty pricey – $68 – but then again you get like a gallon of it. Plus it'll last you forever – I have the Rain version and it's lasted me two years. **Note- perfumes will keep really well if you store them in a dark, cool place. I keep mine in my underwear drawer and they last forever!
Lilly Pulitzer – Beachy
I love, love loooooove this one! This blend of citrus, sea crystals, sweet vanilla and more offers just the right balance of floral and fruity scents. It's fresh, it's fun, it's like a roll in the sand – in a bottle!
Best Overall Scent:
Aqualina Pink Sugar Body Spritzer
Pink Sugar is one of my all time favorite scents, though I usually tend to wear the eau de toilette in the fall and winter months. The spritzer however is perfect for summer since it's light, sweet and can be sprayed in your hair. And the best thing is it's really hard to use too much of it, so you don't have to worry about smelling like the Jean Natte lady.
So those are my favorites for now, but since I'm perfume obsessed you can expect plenty of follow-ups. And feel free to share your favorite scents in the comments, since I'm always looking to try something new. Mmm, you smell Purdy…


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By: Bryan Montgomery
Rating: 7 out of 10
If you had to point the finger at two films that destroyed the superhero genre in the 1990s, you need to go no further than Judge Dredd and Batman & Robin. The two were cheesy, uncaring and simply there for show and the box office revenue that came with it. Now that the Batman franchise has been successfully rebooted, the other duck of the 1990s has a chance to redeem itself. A brutal and uncompromising vision of a world gone mad, Dredd does more right than wrong and ends up being another solid reboot in our current state of mediocre attempts to rejuvenate franchises.


text: Yes! 2012 marks the 5th anniversary of Global Handwashing Day! In addition to celebrating our 5th anniversary we want to celebrated the 5th birthday of millions of kids around the world this year. Handwashing with soap can help prevent diarrhea, pneumonia, and other disease that prevent many children from reaching their 5th birthday, which is why our theme this year is "Help More Children Reach Their 5th Birthday".