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Andre Johnson is used to measuring speed in tenths of a second. Tuesday he measured it in dollars and cents.
The Houston Texans wide receiver hosted a holiday shopping spree at a Houston Toys "R" Us Tueseay, allowing 12 children selected by Child Protective Services 80 seconds to stuff as much as they could into a shopping cart.
The damage? A mile-long receipt for 19,521, paid for by Johnson and the Andre Johnson Charitable Foundation.
"You hear a minute and twenty seconds and you don't think that's a long time, but you'd be surprised by what these kids can put into their buckets," Johnson told HoustonTexans.com.
All 12 of the children who participated Tuesday had been exposed to parental abuse in one form or another, and live with someone other than their parents.
"I really appreciate this," said Barbara Stubbs, whose grandneice Heather was among the 12.. "It's by the grace of God they called us, and I'll tell everyone I know we had a shopping spree with Andre Johnson. Heather is so, so happy."
Johnson, a Miami native who does charitable work in his hometown as well, empathizes with children who have tough backgrounds.
"A lot of these kids get discouraged because of where they grew up and things like that," he told the Texans' Web site. "I grew up in a single-parent home and I was fortunate to achieve my goals. So, whatever goals you have, just keep them out in front of you, don't let anybody distract you away from them, because there will be distractions that try to detour you away from your goals. That's the biggest thing."
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I must admit that I have been a little negligent towards my blog the last month, but that's not because I have had a lack of news. I have lots of good news to share about me and Liz, so I will get right to it, starting where I left off!
In Kristiansand Liz and I qualified for the main draw! Our first game in the qualifier was against a strong Germany team of Laboureur/ Lehmann. Lucky for us we had played one of the girls the week prior in St.Peter-Ording, so we knew a little bit about her. It was a tough battle, but we came out on top winning 2-1 (20-22, 21-17, 16-14). Our last game of the qualifier was against Mexico (Reyes/ Virgen), a team that we have come across a couple times while playing in the Norcecas. We had beaten them in the past, so we had the confidence that we could win again, but our toughest task was to not be over-confident. We managed to stay focused, and won easily 2-0 (21-14, 21-12) to qualifier for our first time as a team in the main draw! What does this mean? It meant that we now had the opportunity to play in the double elimination tournament of the main draw, earn more points for our international ranking and seeding, and we didn't have to pay for hotels or food for the rest of the week (a huge help considering Norway is one of the most expensive places we've ever visited)!
Because it was our first time qualifying for the main draw, Liz and I were ranked pretty low, and our first game of the day matched us up against the number 3 seeded team of China (and eventual silver medalists). The Chinese team is a really strong team, with lots of experience (one of them winning the silver medal at the 2008 Olympics in China), and we lost 2-0 (21-13, 21-12). Our loss, while discouraging, was also eye opening. After reflecting on the game, it gave us a better idea about what we needed to work on as a team to get better. Our second game of the tournament we were matched up against Great Britain, another team that we had played before (in Marseille). We were able to turn ourselves around after our loss in the morning to play consistent and win in the afternoon 2-0 (21-17, 21-11). The next day we were matched up with the fourth seeded team of Brazil. We went into the game a little intimidated and without much confidence and lost the first set 21-12. After the first set, we realized that we could be competitive with this team. We started executing our game plan more effectively, and making plays on defense. We ended up loosing the second set 23-21, but we proved to ourselves that we could compete with a top team. I also learned that we have to be confident going into all of our games, thinking that we can win, something I lost sight of before that match. Because it was our second loss of the tournament, we were done, placing 17th. A very good result for us! Overall it was a great experience playing in my first main draw!
After Norway, we flew to Stockholm where we spent one night. From Stockholm we took a ferry to the small island of Aland, Finland where our next tournament was. The ferry was a lot of fun, it was about the size of a small cruise ship. It was a really nice day, and we sat on the back deck where there was a live band playing and people sitting all around. The landscape looked a lot like Muskoka, it was beautiful. Being an island, Aland was a really small, quaint town. We spent the first couple of days practicing prior to the tournament.
The qualification tournament for Aland had a lot of teams, so we had to play 3 rounds. Our first game was against a young Chinese team, we won 2-0 (21-13, 21-12). Our second round we played the same Great Britain team again. Once again we were faced with the challenge of knowing that we could beat a team, but not being overly confident. We were able to keep our focus and edge and we beat them again 21-18, 21-9). Our last game of the qualifier was against a really solid German team. We were playing really well, and serving tough in the wind. The game was very close, and could have gone either way. A couple unforced errors in the game cost us, and we lost by 2 in the last set 2-1 (19-21, 21-17, 13-15). It was a heartbreaker for me because I know that we could have won that game, the only difference being a couple of points. We played great, but sometimes its hard to keep that in mind!
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CauseBrown tips or margins often indicate drought in spring or summer. Young growth is particularly susceptible. It may also indicate establishment failure. This is particularly common where dry weather follows spring planting, prior to new roots developing into the surrounding soil.
The damage is often worse where exposure to wind dries out leaves. The damage is usually worse on the windward side of the plant. In coastal areas, salt-laden winds can also be especially harmful, but this is due to the effect of the salt as well as drying.
CauseThe blackening of leaves, usually starting along the vein, is due to water-logging. This is common after wet winters on heavy soils and is frequently seen on Aucuba (laurel) as a problem known as aucuba blackening. The roots, when examined, are a bluish-black and fall apart when teased apart. On larger roots the outer sheath may pull away easily, leaving the inner core. There is often a sour smell to both the soil and roots.
Symptoms of certain fungal diseases cause similar damage, such as sudden oak death, Phytophthora ramorum.
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Whole brown leaves can also be seen after infection with diseases such as powdery mildew.
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Monday, July 26, 2010
Audiences familiar with Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale may wonder how Chicago Shakespeare Theater handles "sensitive" material in its new production. After all, doesn't the Emperor end up naked at the end of the story? Without giving anything away, I shall just say this production turns the story upside down, adding characters, music and a good deal of humor.
With the addition of a smart and sassy daughter (Sam) for the Emperor, plus a hilarious mother/son combo as the tailors named Swindler, the show's writers are able to create a familiar parent-child tension that drives the show's plot. Sam and her father disagree about everything, especially clothes.
The entire cast's musical talent and comedic timing make for a great show. As the Emperor, Don Forston is completely believable, especially as a slightly bumbling fairy-tale ruler. Likewise, Megan Long as Sam and Alex Goodrich as Kim Swindler bring such youthful energy to their roles that kids in the audience forget these are adults. On the other end of the spectrum, Jonathan Weir exudes hysterical evil vibes as the conniving Lord Vince.
Well-timed physical comedy, bright costumes and fun melodies engage young children, while the snarky lyrics and subtext will keep adults laughing. My kids loved Kim's obsession with modern technology, such as texting and Web design. They related to his frustration with his mom, who doesn't quite grasp the power of the Internet.
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Everyone remembers the weather that day. Hot. Sunny. A picture-perfect afternoon. How could anything so awful happen on such a magnificent day?
"It was August 14, 1993. The sun was shining and the sky was the bluest color you could ever imagine," Tina Haber recalls. Nearly 10 years after the tragedy, she remembers details with the indelible clarity that accompanies life-altering events. "I was home on break from college. It was four days before my 21st birthday."
She spent her birthday in the intensive care unit at Charleston Area Medical Center. On her milestone 21st birthday, family members buried her little sister.
Her sister, 11-year-old Jessica Marie Ayers, was part of her expanded family, a sibling she gained through her mother's marriage to Charley Ayers Sr. of Pinch.
On that fateful day in 1993, Tina took Jessie for a ride on an ATV. They joined the rest of the family for birthday cake. Then, Jessie begged Tina for another ride.
Tina took her, of course. "She was like that," Tina said. "She would pester you until you did what she wanted. Such a funny little kid. She had a fun spirit that anyone would fall in love with."
They were having a great time on the ATV. Then, disaster struck. Rumbling down the hill on the four-wheeler, gleeful Jessie holding on, Tina heard the gears make an odd, growling noise. "We were flying down this hill. There were no brakes. I tried first gear, but it was jammed in neutral.
"I told Jessie to hang on. Maybe I should have told her to jump, but I didn't. She did what I said and hung on for her life. I was almost to the level ground when my wheel went into the ditch and drug us into a tree. We crashed."
Breaking the eerie silence that followed, she called to Jessie, asking if she was all right. Again and again, she asked. "She never said a thing."
A neighbor saw the injured girls — Tina in the ditch, Jessie lying beside the tree. He raced to the Ayers home. Alternating CPR with his brother, Charley Ayers tried to revive his daughter. "We had her breathing with a faint heartbeat," he said, "but she never regained consciousness. They lost her when she got to the emergency room."
One life was lost, another irrevocably damaged. Tina remembers sweating and chilling and feeling faint, knowing somehow that this was how it must feel to die. "If the paramedics had not gotten to me when they had, I would not be here."
Taken by helicopter to CAMC, she suffered life-threatening internal bleeding, a lacerated liver, crushed pelvis and a broken hand and arm. She required extensive surgery and extended rehabilitation to learn to walk again. She copes with chronic pain.


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Pecan Cream Cheese Pie Recipe
Toasted coconut, nuts and caramel sauce top a cream cheese layer in this special pie from Mildred Troupe of Wartrace, Tennessee. "A friend who loves to give out recipes shared this with me...I'm so glad she did!" Mildred reports.
- 1 cup chopped pecans
- 1/2 cup flaked coconut
- 1/4 cup butter, melted
- 4 ounces cream cheese, softened
- 1/4 cup confectioners' sugar
- 1-3/4 cups whipped topping
- 1 pastry shell (9 inches), baked and cooled
- 1/2 cup caramel ice cream topping
- In a bowl, combine pecans, coconut and butter. Pour onto an ungreased 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pan. Bake at 350° for 5-10 minutes or until golden brown, stirring occasionally. Cool.
- In a bowl, beat the cream cheese and sugar until smooth. Fold in whipped topping. Spoon into pastry shell. Sprinkle with coconut mixture. Drizzle with caramel topping. Refrigerate for 2 hours. Yield: 6-8 servings.
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Microsoft's Xbox is a Trojan horse. The company has conquered the desktop and now seems intent on sneaking a PC into your living room. Yes, this black behemoth of a system looks and acts just like a video game machine -- and a state-of-the-art one at that. But with built-in support for high-speed networking, an 8GB hard drive, and DVD playback capabilities, the Xbox does more than just play games.
With a front-loading disc tray, two buttons, and four controller ports adorning the face, the monstrous case will look right at home among your other home-theatre components. Inside this 4kg box you'll find the power of a PC (a 733MHz Intel processor; 64MB of RAM; and a custom Nvidia graphics board, the NV2A) and the heart of a video game console. Still, as nice as all that processing power is, what really matters is the onscreen result.
Video enthusiasts will appreciate that the Xbox works not only with standard 4:3 TVs but with 16:9 sets and in 60Hz as well. This means that you can view all your games in the same way as our American counterparts, at full speed with images that are crisp and sharp. A nice complement to this visual horsepower is the fact that the Xbox supports 5.1 Dolby Digital surround sound and can deliver 256 simultaneous voice channels -- previously unheard of in a game system. All of this adds up to some of the richest, most realistic experiences we've yet to see in video games.
However, to get the most out of the system, you will have to spend some extra cash on optional accessories. The Xbox is supplied with composite video cables and RCA audio outputs like every other game console -- but it'd be pretty offensive to use them considering the power of the console inside. So for improved audio and video performance, you'll have to spring for the £20 Advanced SCART, which has an RGB connector as well as optical digital audio jacks (although you'll have to buy an optical cable separately for another £5). Unlike the PS2, which plays DVDs right out of the box, you'll also need to shell out an additional £20 for the DVD Movie Playback Kit. It's clear that, although you don't need a memory card to be able to save games, Microsoft has still figured out ways to make its money back on peripherals.
While Microsoft makes you pay to unlock some features, it does include some PC-like ones that can't be found in competing systems. First, there's a built-in Ethernet adaptor for broadband multiplayer gaming, regardless of whether you're using a cable modem, DSL, or an office LAN. For an extra £40, you can purchase Microsoft's Xbox Live Starter Kit, which allows you to play games online (broadband connection required) for a year. Several, but not all, titles are Xbox Live-enabled, and even some that don't allow you to play online have extra content that can be downloaded.
The console also comes with a built-in 8GB hard drive, so you don't need to buy expensive memory cards to save your game progress. (Proprietary memory cards are available to share files with friends.) That hard drive also opens up some other possibilities. For starters, games load quickly because they can cache levels on the speedy hard drive rather than having to read all of the game's information from the disc. Another fringe benefit is the ability to drop audio CDs into the unit and copy songs to the drive. You can then use the console to play your music rather than fumbling for your CDs. It's a shame you can't install whole game discs.
Price is no longer an issue when it comes to the Xbox. Now £100, the Xbox sells for the same price as the PlayStation 2 and costs about £30 more than the GameCube. Clearly, the Xbox has a lot of power under the bonnet and sports some unique features (namely a hard drive and an Ethernet adaptor) that are missing from competing systems. Does that make it a better choice than the PS2? While the PS2 currently has a plethora of great games, as well as such PS2-exclusive series such as Metal Gear Solid and Gran Turismo, most top games are being released on Xbox simultaneously, and the console has its own excellent Xbox-only titles such as Halo 2. Overall, the Xbox offers superior graphics and is the best choice for those who demand the best audio and video performance from a system and have the A/V components, including a surround-sound package, to complement it.
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A123, based in Waltham, Mass., got a $249 million U.S. government grant to help it build a battery factory in Michigan.
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Trust is difficult to earn but so very easy to lose. It's a gift that should be treasured and guarded.
So I have read time and again on here that only us as individuals can decide when we have had enough of our respective situations.
My problem is that I go back and forth with this on a daily basis. I started 8 weeks ago saying I wouldnt make any drastic decisions right away, and after signing on to this site decided the one year mark was probably realistic and a good place to reassess everything and make a rational decision.
But within the course of a day, my emotions and the little bastard voice in my head yell to get the hell out of here, and the other voice keeps saying stick to the plan, she is taking baby steps, just give her time.
I'm going NUTTS here. I've started wondering if I'm not bi-polar or multiple personality or some kind of crazy.
For those who stuck it out in R, is this normal or should I check myself into the local mental ward immediately?
I need to burn off this stress. Excercising worked great for a couple of weeks. But the only thing working out has done for me in the past week is I pulled something in my neck and shoulder 4 days ago and I'm walking around like retarded bobble head with a bent spring! Maybe I'm just bent in the head?
[This message edited by HurtingandLost at 3:15 PM, September 14th (Tuesday)]
But you know what. It was NOT wasted brother. You had two more years to bond with your precious little girls.
Sure if I end up D I could always say i should have D'd two and half years ago.
But then i look at all the things I did with my children and take half those memories away.
You had extra time and allowed your kids to know without a doubt you are their daddy.
And look at the other side. You are now free of your WW BS and can give your kids and YOURSELF the attention that you all need.
Stay strong. You will be better in the end.
Glad you have a sense of humor about it.
Limbo was excruciating for me as well. It felt like a war was raging inside of me, and I didn't know which side to take. These opposing voices in my end would just go back and forth, back and forth, getting nowhere.
In my case, it was gut vs. heart. My mind as a reasoning tool was absolutely fucking useless; it just rationalized the louder voice in my head.
So, it just came down to which voice was the strongest, which voice would not give ground. My gut was always incredibly consistent, while my heart just flopped all over the place. My gut finally won out and I divorced her.
Do you have a "gut" feeling about it, some sense of inevitability about the outcome? In my experience, the gut cannot be ignored, and the heart is an idiot.
So I have read time and again on here that only us as individuals can decide when we have had enough of our respective situations. My problem is that I go back and forth with this on a daily basis. I started 8 weeks ago saying I wouldnt make any drastic decisions right away, and after signing on to this site decided the one year mark was probably realistic and a good place to reassess everything and make a rational decision. But within the course of a day, my emotions and the little bastard voice in my head yell to get the hell out of here, and the other voice keeps saying stick to the plan, she is taking baby steps, just give her time. I'm going NUTTS here. I've started wondering if I'm not bi-polar or multiple personality or some kind of crazy. For those who stuck it out in R, is this normal or should I check myself into the local mental ward immediately?
BTDT, have the shirt!
Perfectly normal! Upon Dday I made up my mind to wait one year before deciding which path I was going to follow. Seven months later xww filed for D and made up my mind for me.
We generally advice waiting one year for the very reason you describe -- your emotions will be all over the place every single day and many times over.
Just focus on you and year health for now. You need all of your wits to pull yourself through this as there is no way around it... you must go through it.
Hang in here, bro.
Razor, good post! I agree they hit this point where they think they are done. Heres the thing: They dont control that! You can keep it alive in the marriage. Ive got my own damn voice to let her know Im not over it yet. She cant disagree; She isnt me and I dont give her the control to say when Im done talking about the affair and the marriage! Doesnt mean shell do squat about it, but I can let her know the ramifications of that inaction: Ill start distancing to heal myself without her. She understands where that road ends with me: Divorce. She either reacts in a helpful manner, or I start setting in motion the exit.
Really the only control either person has in a relationship over the other is the power to end it.
And I still feel like crap when I think about her with him. I'ts gotta be a total male thing. She never told him she loved him or anything like that. Their talk was 95% just texting chit chat and when they did see each other it was just "party/escapism" far away from our home and even she was done with it after it went too far physically.
I still totally dig the girl, we have an amazing past together and get along great. It's really like the affair was all her worst issues in life finally coming to a head and she is really working them out and even succeeding. I want to stay with her and really do still love her.
Sometime I think I just gotta suck it up and deal but man it still really bites when I think of her with him even now. I was hoping there would be a good coping mechanism for dealing, especially when she is out of town, which is how the only encounters with the OM happened.
[This message edited by lostbroken at 4:15 PM, September 14th (Tuesday)]
Having said that what is most important is what you at the end of the day feel you need. If you decide to D base upon a ONS that is ok. If you want to R after a 6 yr LTA, that is ok.
Here's how I see it. 2/3 of Ms with cheating end in D. So if you are evne thinking of Ring you are something of an elite. But that doesn't mean you have to follow through on R if it is making you physically or mentally ill. Look at it this way, given what you have been through, no one is entitled to find you wanting if you try to R and can't whether its 4 days or 4 years. All you can do is go with your heart.
You might take a look at the posts of Rastaman on this issue in JFO. It's sort of a journey from DDay to D in something like 6 months. He is pretty straightforward on his reasons for choosing D, which boil down to him knowing he can not get past knowing that his wife was physical with another man.
As was said. No one can decide this but you. At the end of the day you not only have to live with you WW - but you must also live with you self as well. Oftimes I think the later is more difficult.
Some times cheating is just a deal breaker. And there is nothing a WS can do to change that. They can be the model WS. Yet it can still be a deal breaker for you.
And you are not at fault with this. People may try and put blame on you. But the fault lies on you WW. Not you. She cheated. You didnt. She may be wonderful afterward. But that dont take away the act. And the act is the deal breaker. You are not bad or wrong for walking away.
Lostbroken, I completely understand what you are feeling. I read posts all the time in the Wayward forum from extremely distraught and remorseful women who just can't believe they could do something so aweful. It just amazes me! I want to say so badly "THEN WHY THE HELL DID YOU DO IT?!?!?" I still don't get it. I definitely think it makes it even harder when the betrayal comes from someone that it is just so out of character for them to do something like that. It's like it just makes you question your own reality and judgement of everything at that point.
I wish there was something to say to make you feel better. But, I just wanted you to know that someone understands what you are going through and feeling. Keep reading and posting!
[This message edited by Ready_to_run at 6:31 PM, September 14th (Tuesday)]
"True nobility isn't about being better than any one else. It's about being better than you used to be." -Wayne Dyer
I try to coach myself at moments when I am at either extreme mentally battling what to do. As I have had the misfortune to be in this boat a second time with my second wife, I have both REALLY bad judgement in women apparently, AND the hindsight of what to expect.
The difference this time around is that when confronted, this one confessed. She knew my stance and she's in as much shock I think as I am that I am still here.
The first time around, I was in denial about the first one, didnt find out about number two or three until after D, and when she shacked up with number 4 I called her out, dropped the dime to her whole family (#4 is an in-law), and kicked her sorry ass to the curb. To this day, she still denies everything (even though she's still with number 4).
Becuase the dynamics are somewhat different I chose to try and stay and see if things could be salvaged this time around. But I also know that this will consume my conscience for years to come.
My ex and I split in 03. The shit still ate at me through 05 and probably early 06. Now I think about it too but for different reasons; now its more of an oh shit, if two women think this way, maybe I really am just a worthless piece of shit. Maybe my standards, morals and personal values arent worth a damn. I know better, but the thought still creeps in.
I was able to burn off a lot of this self doubt early on with the ex. I was Active Duty Army and a Plt Sgt, so the job kept me focused. After hours I burned off stress at the gym, and unfortunately for a while at the bars. That part was pretty much all about self destruction and I'm not talking about the alcohol.
The point to this ramble is that no matter the choice, it just plain sucks. My reasons for sticking around are perhaps more of an attempt to salvage some trust and middle ground where even if this M doesnt work out we can at least part with mutual respect and not have the rediculous Ex relationship that my Xwife and I have. As I know from my current situation, I cant fight two wars on two fronts forever.
Their is a window. A window right away were their is shock and a WW can step to the plate. Universally the guys here just about to a T the WW has failed.
I had three weeks of remorse and she gave up. IC MC whatever has not changed shit.
But a lot has changed in me.
I will no longer let the A or my very flawed WW take anymore life from me.
Being with her can I ever have a real intimate true relationship. NO.
Do I define myself by her anymore? FUCK NO> She is a liar and cheater with mental issues.
I take what i have good. My kids, good friends, a decent job, good hobbies and define my life with those.
I am in a shell and it does feel good.
As it stands right now at least for me I feel like it is a trade. Kids not in my house everyday vs being with a woman who I no longer love.
I think for myself the rest of this year is going to be the decicive point. Everyday even at 2+ years out I debate D vs not. I am concluding this in my mind.
being in this middle limbo bullshit is not worth the pain it causes.
My brother BH's here. I only have one huge point of advice. grab you balls live lufe and never take shit again. Either your wife wakes up or it ends. Their is no other path.
I'm about 1.5 years past D day and even though she has done everything I could ask I don't think I love her anymore but the kids are holding me back.
I just wanted everyone to know that your contributions are helpful and I thank you.
Now back to stewing...
I have moved full steam ahead with D from the beginning. It has been a mixed blessing. On one hand, I loved my wife, was always faithful and it crushes me that she didn't value us enough to do the same.
Having said that, I truly felt like hanging around and hoping things would change would make me regret the time spent. I don't want to constantly have to check her e-mail, cell phone logs, etc. I see that advice a lot here as part of "transparancy". I relate that a lot to being a parent.
As my daughters grow up, I want to protect them from everything: boys, smoking, drugs, whatever. However, I realize that there will one day come a time where I have to let them go on there own out in the world and trust them to make the right decisions. It is part of their development as human beings.
So for me to now take this hyper vigilant role of reviewing my wife's movements it became clear that I would never be trusting of her again. How long does the transparancy period last? 6 months, a year, forever?
And when it does end, how would I feel then? Would I ever be able to feel comfortable with her going out, texting on her phone, playing around on Facebook? The answer was NO.
Therefore, I filed immediately citing Adultery and cannot wait for this to be over with. I think life is too short to burn years waiting for something to change that probably won't. Like the saying goes, when someone shows you who they are, believe them.
3 daughters: 12, 10 and 6
This sucks, but I deserve better. To my future significant other, trust is the best quality you can have. Period.
Need some help and wisdom, my brother is going thru something similar as his wife is having A while still married to my brother. My brother is waiting for her to come back from abroad and then present her with divorce. As of now, no lawyers or anything yet.
They have two kids ,3 and 6, and he wants to keep custody of both kids. He is the main bread winner and all the bills are under his names along with the house.
She got alot of bad attributes so I will leave it at that. So going fwd with the divorce, is documenting what he does on a daily basis, pick up children, spend time with them important or showing that she is an unfit mother more appropriate? Which will be a better tactic overall?
Thanks, i posted this in the divorce/separation but nada for response.
Which will be a better tactic overall?
IMHO, the meanest, lowest, nastiest, family law lawyer around is his best bet.
I think life is too short to burn years waiting for something to change that probably won't. Like the saying goes, when someone shows you who they are, believe them.
Thought I could change my WW after we first married. Thought she would change for the better after the A's were discovered. I was wrong on both counts. Now that we're discussing S/D she says we won't need attorneys but can do it ourselves and save money. Won't get fooled again.
Sometimes I feel like such a loser staying with her. Other times I feel like am just being incredibly compassionate and understanding. It's really tough, in some ways I wish she would not have been so remorseful, it would have made my choice a lot easier.
I know I do want to be with her, I just don't want to feel like such a sucker for staying.
Quite a trap I've found myself in...
[This message edited by lostbroken at 4:34 PM, September 16th (Thursday)]
With ya Bro. Minus the incredible remorse and change thing. Just sitting here 9 weeks after Dday makes me feel like a pussy.
I even asked my WW if she expected me to stick it out after Dday, and she said this isnt at all what she expected.


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Otomax | Route Climbed: South Spur Date Climbed: September, 20, 2002 | |
Camped at the Lunch Counter Thursday night were we encountered very high winds. At the time it seemed improbably that we would summit the following day. Lots of frustrating scree to wade through up to Piker's Peak which made it difficult. More high winds up at the false summit and above but nothing compared to the night before at the Lunchcounter. I would have prefered more snow but it was a fine climb. | ||
Posted Sep 29, 2002 1:30 pm |
Spud | Route Climbed: South Spur Date Climbed: September 8, 2002 | |
Pretty dry up there. I must have bad luck in the Cascades as this was my second summit there and I've still yet to have a clear or even remotely clear day. Entire cap was engulfed in cloud when I got to the top. Took my token photo at the Geological survey marker. Didn't realize there was a register at the old hut... Scree slopes were loads of fun on the way up and sucked big time on the way down. It's amazing I didn't twist my ankle. Humped up my tent and set up shop at the lunch counter. Good water supply in a glacial runoff - next time I'm bringing my filter though as it took way too long to melt and boil. Snow greeted us that night shortly after tent was erected. New tent and it held up well. Didn't put on my crampons or ice axe for this mission. It was boots and poles all the way up and all the way down. Wish I had known as it was alot of extra weight to hump about... Story and photos to come - watch for my website at www.spudstravels.com | ||
Posted Sep 16, 2002 1:49 pm |
TNT825 | Route Climbed: South Spur Date Climbed: August 16th, 2002 | |
All in all a good climb. My party opted to do the whole thing in one day. The party consisted of myself, my dad, my uncle, and my roommate Lee. We started from Cold Springs at 6:00 AM, beating the guy that was sleeping behind his truck. We made really good time until about 9000 feet when we started slowing down. My dad turned back at 9700 feet convinced that he would seriously injure himself if he continued. The next 800 feet or so were steep but still covered with pitted snow. The last 800-900 feet before the false summit was scree which proved to be very disheartening. After taking a break on the false summit we hiked easily across the saddle and then willed ourselves up the last section of consolidated scree that preceded the summit. There was not much snow, and the snow that was there was highly consolidated. Didn't really need crampons at all. By the end of the climb we had dubbed it the "death march" since we had gained 6600 feet in one day. We summited in 8 1/2 hours and made it back down in 3 1/2. For those that forget to bring their friend's ice axe like I did, you can rent an ice axe from the owner of the general store in Trout Lake for $10, however only one person may do so per day because there is only one hanging on the wall. Oh yeah, my dad has vowed to get in better shape for next year's climbing season. | ||
Posted Sep 11, 2002 11:13 pm |
cluck | Route Climbed: South Spur Date Climbed: June 23, 2002 | |
Great 2-day climb! Our approach varied slightly from most other climbers as we ascended via a ridge slightly west of the main trail. This provided us with a secluded camping option to the west of the Crescent Glacier only 500 feet lower than the crowded Lunch Counter. The second day began with a short hike accross the glacier to reach the main route at the base of Suksdorf Ridge. Many cramponed footsteps later we reached Pikers Peak and eventually the Mt. Adams summit. The snow conditions were great and weather cooperated for the most part. The glissade from Pikers to the Lunch Counter was awesome! | ||
Posted Sep 11, 2002 7:56 pm |
Brian Jenkins | Route Climbed: South Spur Date Climbed: September 8, 2002 | |
Hiked in Saturday in a snowstorm. Bivied at about 7500 feet and enjoyed a clear, moonless but cold night. Started climbing about 6:30 am, had to stop at the edge of the glacier to melt water for the climb. Once we reached Pikers Peak a storm blew in but we continued on while some others turned back. Reached the summit about 1 pm but no views so just some pictures next to the completely melted out hut. Met a guy up top who had just climbed the north side. Got off trail on the descent but once under the clouds we could see the Lunch Counter and it was a long hike out from there. Great day. | ||
Posted Sep 9, 2002 8:57 am |
mark1424 | Date Climbed: August 18, 2002 | |
Earlier in the season would have been better since there is more snow coverage. | ||
Posted Aug 25, 2002 12:29 pm |
miztflip | Route Climbed: South Spur Date Climbed: August 8, 2002 | |
Could not have asked for better weather. This was my wife's first Volcano and she did great. We camped below the lunch counter on dirt and enjoyed great snow on the hike to the top. Awsome views of Rainier and Hood. | ||
Posted Aug 20, 2002 7:57 pm |
mtndave | Route Climbed: South Climb Date Climbed: August 11th 2002 | |
The view was fantastic from the top ! My 12 yo daughter and I camped at the lunch counter , lots of great rock shelters ! Headed up at 630 am and summited at 12 noon , the ice slab below pikers was a blast to ascend ! returned to Cold Springs at 630 pm , what a wonderful weekend and a great mountain for training ! | ||
Posted Aug 15, 2002 11:11 pm |
scot'teryx | Route Climbed: South Slog Date Climbed: August 12, 2002 | |
Left Cold Springs TH at 430am on Monday morning. Kept a good pace to the lunch counter to take short break. Pikers Peak is halfway melted out, so the last 800-1000 vert feet is all scree which is total crap. I would never go back this time of year as it is not that much fun. We made the summit at 11:15am and hung out for an hour as it was warm and we were all alone. Left summit at 12:15pm and arrived back at cold spring at 315pm. Long drive home and traffic sucked. Burgerville rulez. | ||
Posted Aug 13, 2002 7:10 pm |
mark1424 | Route Climbed: South spur Date Climbed: August 2001 | |
nice views | ||
Posted Aug 4, 2002 7:17 pm |
patrickwang | Route Climbed: South Side Date Climbed: Jul 27-28, 2002 | |
Standard climb up South Side from packed Cold Springs parking lot, bivy at Lunch Counter, summit and descent on second day. Climbed on a weekend with a zoo of fellow weekend warriors. Large snowfield just below Lunch Counter, otherwise approach trail was snow-free. Choice of steps to follow clear to summit. Incredible winds at Piker's Peak (50mph+). Lenticular grasped summit all day, but was harmless and did not impede summiting. Incredible glissading possible down to ~7,000'. A good word out to climbers who found/caught a friend's sleeping pad as it flew down the mtn and anchored it at a cairn... thanks. | ||
Posted Jul 29, 2002 12:37 pm |
Joe Hanssen | Route Climbed: South Spur Date Climbed: Summer '98 | |
Clear day, of clouds and people. Possibly the longest series of glissades to date. Solo | ||
Posted Jul 29, 2002 10:23 am |
mattcrsbws | Route Climbed: South Spur Date Climbed: July 15, 16, 2002 | |
Arrived at "crowded" cold springs on July 13. Camped and hiked around until early morning July 15. Woke at 6:30, suposed to wake at 5:30. Arrived and camped left of lunch counter at around 11:00 were we found awsome camp spots and running water. July 16 woke at about 3:15 and left 9,000 ft at 4:45. Great climb in early morning. Crampons made climbing simple. My brother Josh, my dad Jack, and I arrived at summit at 8:00 and stayed for about half hour. Started glissading down and passed climbers on the way. We were the first ones up. Picked up camp and had a dinner. The rest is slush. | ||
Posted Jul 26, 2002 8:03 am |
Fred Spicker | Route Climbed: South Spur Date Climbed: 18 July 1988 | |
Climbed solo - wish I had taken my skis! | ||
Posted Jul 25, 2002 9:55 am |
AdamTreks | Route Climbed: South Climb Date Climbed: August 2001 | |
Was a tone of fun. I'm going back to finish it soon. Definatly take weather into consideration! | ||
Posted Jul 24, 2002 5:30 pm |
pin money pete | Route Climbed: south spur (mount feces?!) Date Climbed: july 17 2002 | |
i climbed to the summit mining shack yesterday and was exploring the summit when i walked along the little ridge to the other side. there was the only windbreak of a few large rocks and such. when i sat down my foot moved a football sized rock, revealing a huge fresh pile of human feces. as i then looked around i realized i was in the middle of the summit toilet. i collected and packed out a whole blue bag of other peoples t.p. BOOOOOOO!!!! look, i have failed to prepare correctly for daytrip forays into the wilderness and had to desecrate the land with my mess, but i have always been as responsible as i could be. either bury your shame deep as possible and ALWAYS pack out tp- thats never impossible. if you cant do either, stay in the campground!!! | ||
Posted Jul 19, 2002 3:39 pm |
BicRungee | Route Climbed: adams glacier Date Climbed: July 2001 | |
Climbed with Peter & Robin. Warm weekend so napped for a few hours at base of glacier then began climbing just after sundown. Heavily crevassed - one snowbridge collapsed just behind me. Multiple large bergschrunds towards top. North ridge descent an ugly mess - hard to imagine why people were climbing up the thing. | ||
Posted Jul 10, 2002 4:11 pm |
ocelot | Route Climbed: South Spur Date Climbed: July 1998 | |
I hiked this beautiful summit with 2 friends and we snow camped just below timberline. We got a 4:00 a.m. start and had a pleasant slog to the summit by late morning. One of our group brought skis to basecamp and skied all the way down to the car, which made the rest of us very envious. It was a long hike, as the upper 3 miles of the road to the trailhead was still closed due to snow. | ||
Posted Jul 9, 2002 8:17 pm |
magellan | Route Climbed: south spur Date Climbed: june 23 2001 | |
Great climb, very straight foward. Spent a night at the Lunch Counter, left at 630 am for the top. Eight out of nine summited, most of them were mountain rookies. Camel Bak froze up, survived on Milky Way Midnight. High clouds, high winds, counted eight volcanoes in view. The south face never softened up, had to walk down. | ||
Posted Jun 28, 2002 10:17 pm |
sixsigmafool | Route Climbed: South Spur Date Climbed: June 20/21, 2002 | |
Walked 3 miles to Cold Springs. Weather was absolutely delightful. Shorts and tee shirt all day. Climbed to 8800' the first day. Not too many people on Friday, and the snow was hard enough to make walking and climbing relatively easy. Lots of trails to choose from after Timberline campground, but they all lead to the same place, the top! Left at 7 AM for a summit attempt, succeeding 4hrs and 15 minutes later. A serious climb, but well worth it. The views were great on Saturday, even as high clouds moved in. The world class glissading was a blast on the way down. Less enjoyable was the soft snow with occassional postholing. Back at the car by 6:30. Another 1/2 mile of access road was opened. All in all a very satisfying first high peak of the year! | ||
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I was hoping Bolton would have got upset here but new Tottenham has a better team, alittle surprised took so long for Spurs to score in this game but they were nice, especially Saha's. Davies got a goal for Bolton but Spurs earned the win, and looking forward to a sweet Chelsea Spurs semifinal.
This may have been one of the best displays by a goalkeeper who's allowed 3 goals that I've ever seen. Bogdan was hung out to dry for the entire match & had a tremendous game in a losing cause. Great, young keeper.
No, we rely on our keeper to have those type of performances. We don't EVER park the bus like it was Camp Nou.
is it just me, or is bogdan one of the bettr keepers in the pl? not just from this game, but hes had other great ones as well
Yup. Trial by fire this year. Hopefully we stay up, because we won't be able to afford him in the Championship!
That's the whole point. The shot stuns the goalkeeper.
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Use this 6-Piece Acrylic Desk Organizer Set to organize in the office, kitchen, bathroom and more. There are endless storage capabilities for this set of organizer trays.
There are countless applications and configurations for this 6-Piece desk organizer set! Made from durable clear acrylic, the 6 office supply organizers can fit side by side in any custom design. Or, use them separately around the home and office! The organizer trays even fit nested within each other, and slide along the top of one another when nested. Use the acrylic organizers on your desktop for quick access to office supplies, or inside your office drawer or junk drawer.This Desk Drawer Organizer Set Includes:
Three 3" x 3" Small Trays
One 6" x 6" Large Tray
One 6" x 3" Medium Tray
One 9" x 3" Pen/Pencil Tray
Accessories shown not included.