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I have had (this is my perception) an ideal marriage for seventeen years, until I found out about this affair, which started 17 years ago
Can I ask how old your WW was at the time of your marriage?
I also believed WH & I had a great marriage. My story is different in that I found out while the A was still happening but we did everything together, we worked well on our finances, we supported each other in our goals, we continued to have sex, he was supportive of the kids and helpful around the house, etc. etc. After d-day I can see more & more what WAS lacking and I am sure I am only seeing the tip of what WH has been holding back all this time. (Not the A itself but his deep down feelings that he has never shared which led him to where we are now.)
I believe some people can mature & change to some degree on their own but I still think your WW needs IC to really get to her own reasons, understanding them and then communicating with your about her feelings, and to understand how she has betrayed you.
Should I leave well enough alone, since she has admitted to sexual liasons prior to marriage and an EA that lasted a couple of years afterward?
I am like you in that I over analyze EVERYTHING. I know EVERY detail of sex acts my WH had....and I have to look at every situation from every angle before I can settle it. So...my thoughs on getting that last bit of information....for me it would be hard to not have everything disclosed because I would worry about what more is left unknown and have that unknown feeling to deal with. I have trouble believing what I hear from WH so it would be hard for me to not assume the worse about what is repressed. But...if you have what you believe to be the majority of it you may be smart to leave it alone. I get to a point daily when I remind myself that I need to focus on the future and not ugly details....but I understand wanting to be there, and the need for them to be processed. For the first few months after my D-day I had a hard time not being able to get every specific answer from the OW although I did talk to her a few times. I have gotten over this and let it die. WH & I talk some about how I see it would be from her angle and then he throws in his perspective and that has to be good enough.
that is, until her former lover found her in an internet search and started emailing her again, which is how I discovered it
I'd be interested in learning more about this. What was her reponse to the more recent e-mails? I think it speaks a lot about how she responded as to where she is with everything.
D-day 3/4/08 Whole "truth" from OW 3/12/08 Ow#1, 6 months PA Ow#2, 2 years PA & EA
"It takes 3 seconds to say "I love you", 3 hours to explain it, & a lifetime to prove it".
You have to decide just what it is you want and, if its together, then you should draw up targets and times. The biggest questions though, do you love him and does he love you? ***** Today DS4 and I went to London. Did some sights, including the Tower. Came home after a full day and FWH had done a few snacky things, which was nice, and a bottle of wine opened. So I started telling him about our day. He interrupted and went off about something I cant remember. I went back to the subject he interrupted again, about people in the gym tonight and the other local pool that was shut, blah, blah. So, back on track and he did it again. Completely inane rubbish. I couldnt believe it. Then he said I suppose you want to go online a euphemism for him wanting to watch sport. This is the man who texted me today saying he couldnt concentrate b/c he was thinking about me. Now this is by no means the first time. It has been noticed by friends that he does interrupt me, talks across me, ignores me. He says he doesnt, but he does! He did it a few months ago when I was chatting to a neighbour he just butted in.
I was telling him about a moment of drama at the Tower with the alarm going off and the security shutting the gates (guard said it was probably the flash of someone taking a pic of the crown jewels) and then Tower bridge opened up with a tall ship going through any sign of interest? He was watching the tv. Isnt this telling me something? Should I be going down to the cup final tomorrow with him bloody rugby again? I have this notion that hes just not that interested in me or us, unless he has some involvement. Which is another thing that pisses me off he has experienced things that belong to me. Something I have done/been to/said/met he somehow makes his own. Im just too embarrassed to say anything. My 4xM friend is right sometimes, he is pig arrogant. And his lack of self esteem or sense of failure doesnt sit well with me at the moment.
I just dont understand him. And I certainly see him differently. I mean, was it always thus?
I dunno....
But I want to share a final note from a side column in todays paper and Dr Pam Spur; If theres one theme that I regularly hear from those whove been unfaithful to their partners, its that, at the time, their affair seemed so right, but with hindsight it ended up feeling so wrong. Its staggering how powerful illicit passion can be in convincing a person that their behaviour is acceptable. A guilty conscience usually tries to justify what its doing as a salve, its a type of defence mechanism to deny that your actions could be bad. Owning up to that harsh reality could take the zing out of the fling, which defeats the underhand purpose. For example, if you keep telling yourself that youve been taken for granted, or your partner doesnt love you any more, you begin to believe your own PR .. (article then gives example of a couple in an affair situation and what the WS should do re confessing) If only people could predict how theyd eventually feel (laden with guilt that they cant simply airbrush away) it may just prevent some affairs. But many are prepared to leap at what feels right, not realising how wrong itll be.
Just kinda struck a chord.
I have thought about how people would never have an A if they could stay in reality and not let themselves believe it will just all be *okay* and no one will ever find out. It just can't be....
You made me think....Right before WH & I got married I remember having some thoughts of sexual interest in a friend of us. I clearly remember thinking....OMG, something MUST be wrong with me/us if I'm feeling this way....so I thought about IC and then stopped hanging out with the other person and all that went away and never came back again....Awareness I think.. appropriate boundaries... Basic stuff, yk that doesn't let anyone get there.....MORALS! How does it all get lost? Passion? curiosity?
I guess it is common for Waywards to not understand or I should say to not have any knowledge of the damage that may be created....but I just don't get how a wayward can get past those feelings of guilt...they KNOW it's wrong- they're keeping it a secret....but somehow it all becomes okay because of X, Y, and Z.
okay...I'm just rambling out loud.
Okay...stopping my ramblinbg again.
Here is what I see as actually different, based on my readings here over the last month. It is also my basic question and decision I am trying to make: I have had (this is my perception) an ideal marriage for seventeen years, until I found out about this affair, which started 17 years ago (= four months before our wedding) and ended somewhere between 15 to 12 years ago (= 2 to 5 years after our wedding).
Delayed, are you wondering or looking for concrete answers to support you perception? There are answers but as i am learning , and as have many others here, few of them are concrete. Either way it's going to take a lot of digging.
So more specifically, as far as my current situation, if I imagine I didn't know this, I DO have a wonderful marriage. But now that long-ago ended events are discovered, it feels like I am the one wrecking our happy marriage, by trying to squeeze the repressed memories out of her.
You don't sound like a man who is deliberately wrecking anything. You sound like a man who only wants to keep a marriage he has cherished. You have however been wounded and if you need to do this to heal, it may be the only way through it. You haven't mentioned IC/MC, but they could certainly help you with this question .
my nature is to analyze things TO DEATH -
Join the club, but gently here, sometimes i focus on analyzing in order to avoid feeling. Keep posting.
So tried to quickly catch up but can't. I want to reach out quickly to Delayed....read my profile. My H confessed to being unfaithful to me for our entire marriage last August. Actually, last August he confessed to the two LTAs, then in Nov. he told me about the ONS and the pros in Asia. Anyway, the LTAs ended 7 years prior. Doesn't matter at all, I feel like they were yesterday.
Here is my quick and dirty advice as I have to get back "crowd control". First, if she was able to do what she did and keep it compartmentalized for as long as she did she is clearly very, very broken. The reasons behind that need to be unearthed. My H has been in intensive IC 2x/week for a year and is still unearthing shit. Second, DO NOT be surprised if there is more. The whole "not remembering" thing was my H's way of hiding all the other lies that he couldn't find a way around. If she did this once, she very well may have done it again.
I have to run...I may not be on again until the a.m. as my house is full of animal house 13 yr olds!!
I was telling him about a moment of drama at the Tower with the alarm going off and the security shutting the gates (guard said it was probably the flash of someone taking a pic of the crown jewels) and then Tower bridge opened up with a tall ship going through any sign of interest? He was watching the tv. Isnt this telling me something? Should I be going down to the cup final tomorrow with him bloody rugby again?
Hi UKG, Been lurking enough to know you've been struggling a lot lately. No real advice on this one except perhaps the cup you might have been interested in at that moment belongs to LH, if she doesn't have a spare maybe she could sling it from where she is, ( word is she's got a good windup )
Hi Whatnow, Don't know if i've welcomed you, if i have already, well, refer to my ID. If not, welcome.
Hugs to all.
Okay, I have found something worse than an LTA....a birthday party for my 13 yr old and her fourteen 13 yr old friends
Ohhh, HS, even the memories of those days make my head pound.
has anyone weighed the benefits of leaving a WS's repressed memories alone, when it is certain that any infidelity is more than a decade gone?
I really encourage both of you to go to individual counseling. I know you feel your marriage was "ideal" before but the bottom line is that was not a truth...it was your perception. I am sorry to sound like I am hitting you with the two by four (as they call it here), but this is part of the process (in my humble opinion) of coming to terms with an LTA.
Like he says "Sometimes I don't want to have sex"
Lost, I hear the same thing you do and have to actually bite my tongue to not say "yeah, but I bet you never turned down HER offers." Even though he has told me sometimes he tried to find excuses to get out of it or used "the kids" or work as a reason not to go. I guess sometimes they don't feel like sex. Hard to believe with all the propaganda we're fed about them thinking about it every 15 seconds, every day.
UK, WEll you could have had MY conversation tonight which started off with H asking me how my day went. And I told him about a problem with the software I'm using. He, of course, had to jump in with his "opinion" on how to fix it and what I should do and how I should tell them their software was stupid. When I said "look, I've been there all of 3 weeks, can I fix them when I have a little more time under my belt?" The thing is we were in AGREEMENT and he still had the last word of "ok, I just won't ask you about your day ever again if that's how you're going to be."
BTW, it's abuse either way.
delayed... believe me, I know the feeling of not wanting to open that can of worms again. My H's affairs ended 4 years before I found out. They spanned a 10 year period (if you include the porn addiction which ALSO had a detrimental effect and was secret). I didn't want him having ANY memories of her... even though I knew and still know he will NEVER forget. He refused and still refuses to give me answers to questions about timelines and frequency adn things like that claiming "he doesn't remember". This from a man who still remembers his first apartment address and what the rent was, where he worked, where his GF at the time worked, who her roommates were. Puleeeze. I don't want him thinking about them when he's with me, but I know he does. Why else would our sex life suddenly become "not interesting" any more? Because he's had better, hundreds of xs over.
What I was trying to say is that the wayward has the ability to compartmentalize, rationalize, justify their actions to such a degree that it becomes second nature to them to lie. If your wife didn't know what she was doing was wrong, why didn't you KNOW about it? The question she needs to ask herself is why, how she managed to give you "a perfect marriage" when she was obviously NOT as committed as you. She was able to run a second life right under your nose. Takes a "special" kind of person to be able to pull that off... my concern was whether "that person" still lurked.
Try not. Do or do not, there is no try. -- Yoda
It's supposed to rain here tomorrow, so H may be home and we may leave for the shore earlier than planned. He is going, but I wish I could retract the invitation from a week ago.
My SIL is going to be in the next shore town visiting her sister and I was on the phone with her and said something like "oh, you'll just be over the bridge from us" and H decided that I was making plans to meet up with her. "how does SIL's being at the shore have ANYTHING to do with me?" he asks.
God forbid I make a plan. Mr. Fly-by-the-seat-of-his-pants won't even make a decision about whether I should bring snacks or breakfast stuff rather than eat out all weekend. He "doesn't know what he's going to be doing." Great. IC says to make my own plans and stick to them... if he wants to go along fine, if not fine. But he'll get pissy either way.
I've been thinking about slipping him an ED drug, maybe I should start putting my anti-D's in his coffee instead.
So I'll be back on Tuesday, not before. Have a great weekend everyone.
He is not with OW as far as I know and staying with his brother. I have detailed cel phone bill, access to CC statements, and he changed cel phone number. If he is seeing or talking to her, I have not found that out. Big problem is we have a stalker OW, that calls my home phone (using spoof numbers) because I blocked private numbers. I hang up on her, and finnally just changed number and have it unlisted. That should fix that problem.
I did talk to him today, which is first time in a week to go over financial and DD items. He said that I told him to leave, which I do not know where that came from. His mind is so screwed. We did argue that night though, and I said some terrible things.
I was so worried about bills here, but he told me he took care of them (will verify tomorrow)when I spoke to him on phone today. He has to check on light bill and I think that is it.
He picked up DD to take her to store for some school supplies and other things she needs. He told counselor he loved me and wants to work on marriage which was several days ago. I don't know, he says on thing and does another. He is almost like to different people sometimes. I feel better now that bills are paid, and will get my check soon so I will have more money.
I don't know how I feel about WH right now, I think I am just numb because of all the crap he pulled. Maybe some more time away to think about what to do. I just feel so bad for DD who has always been a daddy's girl. This is tearing her up inside.
One thing he said on phone that made me mad, is that I was turning her against him. Not true, I tell her he loves her very much and this is between mommy and daddy and nothing to do with her. I told her he did not leave her, that mommy and daddy need some space. The old shift of blame I guess. Not letting him get away with that crap at all.
he said on phone that made me mad, is that I was turning her against him.
H tried to pull that one too, but our C set him straight. Said that everyone, no matter how young, has their own mind. Of course your DD is confused and hurt. But unless she's totally spaced, she knows what's going on and who's to blame.
He's got to see that if she turns against him, it was HIS doing.
Keep on doing the 180 on him. Conversations only about household and DD stuff. Don't buy into any of his arguments, don't start any. I really think I should have taken some time away to think when this hit the fan, wish I had.
Im outta here for the weekend too , H has taken DS4 over to some friends of ours and hopefully DS3 and his gf will look after the dog and house. Im not looking forward to it and Id rather not go, but at least the weather forecast is good.
That line keeps repeating itself: talk to a man about himself and he will listen for hours. I think he feigns interest in me, yet he says part of OWs attraction was b/c she was interesting and he liked conversation with her. Maybe she spent all the time talking about him and batting her eyelashes and smiling coyly?
Wish me luck. See yall Monday. Hope everyone has a trouble free time.
We are battening down the hatches here on the Gulf Coast and preparing to evacuate for Gustav. We're also looking with trepidation at Hanna. This is really deja vu all over again, and it sucks majorly.
Everyone in town is unbelievably stressed out, including me and H and our boys. If you have a minute to send up a prayer or good thought, it would be greatly appreciated.
TRIBE, as you all prepare to dash out and do your normal weekend events, please keep me in mind. My 3 year antiversary of dday is over this weekend. So far, it has not taken a toll, in fact I've been rather happy lately. I guess life has been moving along so busily, that it just hit me yesterday that this is THE weekend. I do know that this IS different because I haven't had the flashbacks playing in my mind for like two weeks beforehand like I did years 1 and 2. But we all know that the tidal wave of triggers or emotions can hit at anytime... so please send me strength and peace this weekend.
Hugs to all, HB
Soheartbroken I'm confused- is your counselor an IC/MC, a friend of the family, or both? Your H sounds like he's being a bit of a loose cannon at the moment and I think it would be really helpful to have a counselor who is advocating for *you*.
BT Many, many prayers and good thoughts coming your way. I'm so sorry this is happening.
Hear(t?)broken Good thoughts for the weekend.
Shirley I feel your pain. Tell me it wasn't a sleepover?
ETA: UKgirl, Why do I so often read your posts and want to give your H a kick in the ass?
OK. So last night my H's IC floated a theory. My H has always been very, very even-keeled. For many years I thought this was a good thing.
He has a very high-stress job and always managed to take that in stride, no matter how crazy it was, a busy home life, never worried about kids, illness, money, never laid awake or woke up in the middle of the night, flew all the time for work and never had a moment of anxiety, no matter how turbulent the flight, etc. I'm much more emotional, have more anxiety, a tendency to worry.
One of the things that came out in the aftermath of the A was that this even-keeledness on his part wasn't really normal or healthy. My H has said repeatedly that one of the things he realized as we started to heal is that he never really "felt" things before.
His IC keeps coming back to the role of repressed anxiety in him and in our relationship. He thinks there were a lot of dynamics where I took on my H's anxiety for him. In addition, he's always believed that H learned to repress his fears/anxiety at a very young age (I posted a few days ago about the fact that his family was very emotionally repressive). He thinks my H probably had an extremely high level of anxiety as a child but repressed it so thoroughly he didn't even feel it or recognize it in himself--a pattern that continued into adulthood.
And that one of the things the A did was create a situation where he was putting himself in an extremely anxiety-producing situation over and over again, basically setting things up so there would be a crisis and it couldn't be pushed down anymore.
I'm wondering why he couldn't have gone for bungee jumping instead. Could have had the same effect, and right after d-day there were a lot of days where collecting a fat life insurance check didn't sound that bad.
Any thoughts?
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Sunday, July 8, 2012
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Great looking jars! You make them sound nice and easy too!
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Hope you have a fabulous week!
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http://www.jembellish.blogspot.com/fabulous job - I really want to do this myself one day - so many ideas to try and so little hours in the day! Joined your site, and off to have a good look around. Would love you to come join mine too - the more the merrier for some party-crating good time!
http://partycraftsecrets.blogspot.com/OMGosh! I love this! Thank you for sharing. Visiting from Fireflies and Jellybeans. Would love it if you would share this at my Make it Pretty Monday party at The Dedicated House. http://thededicatedhouse.blogspot.com/2012/07/make-it-pretty-monday-week-5.html Wishing you a grand weekend. Toodles, Kathryn @TheDedicatedHouse
ReplyDeleteI love this idea!!
You will be featured tonight at this week's {nifty thrifty sunday}!
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xo! VanessaYour tutorial is great! Love the idea and the beautiful color you created!!! This goes into the "someday" pile - lol... I found your link on the Craftionary link party :-)
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You can stop by my post here: http://quilling.blogspot.com/2012/07/fabulous-friday-share-memories-freebies.htmlSure love that fuzzy look to the jars. So much easier than other techniques I've seen. Knew I should have gotten some elmers glue today while I was in town. How much glue do you use. I looked at your tutorial but didn't see anywhere how much glue to use.
I have a few older mason jars with the blue on them already, bought them that way but like to keep those for my own decos around the house. I usually go to our local thrift store as they have them for maybe .25 each at the most for gift/sell projects.
Glad you shared this technique. Got my food coloring at $tree also so project will be easily made.RepliesHi....I used a regular size school bottle. It's a 4oz bottle and I think Wal-mart has them right now for like .50 cents. The 4oz bottle did 8 regular sized mason jars. So it cost hardley nothing at all to transform them.
I too have a bunch of very old mason jars which I didn't want to change...that's why I bought a 12 pack at Wal-mart for under $10. Especially because I need a bunch because these will be used for my wedding. Hope all of this helps!
Hi! Great project. I have a couple of quick questions for you. You had said, "Another fellow blogger did this exact same process as a tutorial after I had done mine except she put hers in the oven for 30min and they came out translucent." What temperature oven, and was it before or after the glue had dried?
ReplyDeleteRepliesHi Mary. She said that she poured her glue mixture inside her jar, swooshed around to completely cover inside, the pour excess out. Turn upside down on wax paper and let drain. A lot of glue will drain out, leave for 5 minutes. Then transfer jars to a clean wax sheet upside down on a cookie sheet, bake in oven at 400 degrees for 30 minutes!
Let me know how they turn out!!
I would love to add these to my vintage jars that I already have, that decorate the tops of my kitchen cabinets!
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Per Search Engine Land, "Google+ uses a diaspora-like way of sharing content with users by utilizing circles. I think this format is very appealing to many users who are working to balance their professional and personal life."
Tom's Guide says, "This time Google is serious - After many years of tinkering, and more than a few false starts (Remember Orkut, and Wave? Anyone still Buzzing?), Google has released Plus, its answer to Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and all the social networking sites in between."
And, Mashable.com weighs in with, "The Gloves are Off!" in response to Facebook.
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I don't really use it yet, but the more I learn about it, the more I like it and I plan on using it more soon. I also like to add it to the websites I make for my clients and then +1 it on all of their pages under my account name - I read that helps get their pages indexed faster. I always have a sneaking suspicion (unwarranted, however) that links to Google help SEO. It certainly can't hurt!
Google I think will lean towards favoring (not official) posts, blogs, etc. that are "+1" (liked). Think of it as a social vote that acts like an in-bound link.
Clearly, the gloves are off. The meteoric adoption rate probably has the Google gang patting themselves on the back. They seem to have got this one right - but it's still early. They could muff it up still.
Meanwhile, Google+ shares are very influential in "Search Plus Your World" which is a more personalized search engine you'll see if you are logged into your Google+ account when you enter a search query. I wrote about this and the relative value of links from different social networks in a post on social media sharing and SEO on my blog.
Spot On Stephen, and good social media post! While "personalization" has the benefit of returning SERPs that best match your search patterns, the downside is what I call "the Emperor's new clothes" effect.
Essentially, you get only what you want to get to the exclusion of even the truth. e.g. if you favor chocolate over vanilla, over time, most of the SERPs supplied, when you search on the term, "ice cream", will be of a chocolate essence. Thus, you may never be introduced to alternative flavor suggestions of strawberry or peach, which could peak your interest if the results were to be displayed, but you'd rarely see them because of your previous search habits; curious and new discoveries would seldom be encountered.
But I'm rambling, the above ventures into another blog post which I have yet to further develop. Thanks for your valued comment.
I don't like G+ :( Frustrates the snugpots out of me. I'm reading all I can as quickly as I can.
I believe that small businesses and special interests groups are the early folks to come on because of the special features and integration with other Google Tools. Casual Facebook users are going to be slow to migrate...Will Google provide migration tools from Facebook?
I really don't know anything about Google+ so thanks for all the information!
As Phoenix alluded to, G+ is not easy for one to get their mind wrapped around; circles of "friends", "family" and "associates" I get. +1ing is not as natural as "like"ing on facebook.
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Bleeding Disorders in Women
Heavy blood flow during menstrual periods can be a sign of a bleeding disorder. Talk to your doctor.
A bleeding disorder is a condition that keeps your blood from clotting properly. Women are more likely to notice the symptoms of a bleeding disorder because of heavy or prolonged bleeding during their menstrual periods and after childbirth.
Heavy bleeding is one of the most common problems women report to their doctors. It affects more than 10 million American women each year. This means that about one out of every five women has heavy menstrual bleeding. A CDC study found that bleeding disorders were diagnosed in nearly 11% of women with heavy menstrual bleeding.
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- I have heavy menstrual periods, such as:
- Bleeding for more than 7 days from the time bleeding begins before it completely stops.
- Flooding or gushing of blood that limits daily activities such as housework, exercise, or social activities.
- Passing clots that are bigger than a quarter.
- Changing a tampon or pad, possibly even both, every hour or more often on heaviest day(s).
- I have been told I am "low in iron" or I have received treatment for anemia.
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On Thursday, November 1, 2012 All Saints Day Mass the Albertus Magnus College Community remembered the following alumni, family and friends in our prayers:
Anna Scaramella Adinolfi '39 | Mark C. Losh |
Frederick Alogna | Charles Morgan Ludwig |
June Ashley | Jean McGrath Lukens '51 |
Patricia Mary Bergen '96 | Elvira "Vera" Antinolfi Lupoli |
Ann Braun Bevak '56 | Mary Joan Hoefler MacArthur '62 |
Mary Bishop | Doris Patenaude Malinconico '45 |
Ernest Borgnine DHL '97 | Salvatore Manzone |
Jean Bouchard | Provida Benassi Masi '61 |
Carol Emerling Boudreau '55 | Marcello Mastroianni '02 |
William Breuler | Sr. Alice (Gratia) McCaffrey, O.P. |
Tammy Campbell Brodsky '92 | Sr. Jane McCaffrey, O.P. |
Marie Pagnan Buller '50 | Mary Ellen McLaughlin '67 |
James Burke | Sr. Helen Michael Mencel '62 |
Janice Clark Butcher '60 | Juliete Miglin '42 |
Eileen Farley Caravati '58 | Wallace Miller |
Jean DeMeo Carnaghi '60 | Etta Montano |
John Casale | Theodore William Moore II |
Dr. Anthony Cipriano | Rita Savarese Moule '39 |
Florence S. Clark '97 | Katharine Curnen Mullen '36 |
Nannette Lindemann Clark | Doris Ahearn Murphy '48 |
Edward F. Cole | Mary V. Duff Murphy '41 |
Mary Margaret Colleran '38 | Paul M. Nangle Jr. |
Joan Cooney Collins '44F | Nelly Nepomuceno, M.D. |
Flo Consiglio | Mrs. Josefita Nepomuceno |
Terrence M. Cooke | Victoria Nigro |
Timothy J. Coville | Martino "Marty" Nobile |
Sarah and Joseph Coyne | Kimberly J. Norris '11 |
Lucia Rosina Savarese Crescenti | Beatrice Liptak Nucera |
Charles G. Crump III | Dennis O'Connell |
Sophie Cwiertniewicz | Jessie Piccolo O'Neill '45 |
Monica DeFeo | Virginia Vilnis O'Rear '68 |
Christine Delfino | Patricia Page |
Mrs. Michael DeMarco | Kevin P. Panagrossi '06 |
Robert Denny | Judith Juliano Paolino '55 |
Joseph DePaulo | Robert Pastore |
Helen Donahue | John Pelzer |
Rose A. Donovan | June Rose Segnalla Pepe '47 |
Gerard A. Dowd | Katalin Kati (Ertsey) Piros |
Mary Clark D'Urso | Richard Porto |
Diana Eichler | Gregory Michael Price '00 |
Daniel Esdaile '98 | Dolores Raccuia |
Robert Farr | Judith Altieri Smith Radulski |
Florence Federico | Amy Randall |
Rita Affinito Ferris '40 | James Anthony Redmond |
William Fitzgerald | James Harold Redmond |
Marie Libero Gagne | Anne Coughlin Riordan '48 |
Albert Galante | Val Rogers |
Lucy B. Giardina | Quinn Rooney |
Agnes Gilpatrick | Victor Russillo |
Thomas Joseph Ginty Jr. | Emily Salzano |
Dr. Mel Goldstein | Katharine Flood Sandalls '68 |
Matthew T. Grant | Janet Sachs Saslow '46 |
Rose Grant | Edward Schmitt |
Theresa Murphy Graves '47 | Eileen Canning Schreck |
Sr. Anne Virginie Grimes | Annette Searles |
Ruth Guilfoyle (Sr. Magdala, O.P.) | Rita Michael Shemeth '60 |
Julia Guzowski | Marjorie Wright Sim |
M. John Hamer | Stephanie Smart '12 |
Richard Hegel | Robert (Bob) H. Spang |
Mildred McLoughlin Higgins '40 | Nicholas Starino |
Frederick Hinners | Regina C. Stupic |
John J. Hoffman | Christopher J. Sullivan |
John J. Hogan | Shaka X. Sykes |
Lee Hotchkiss | Henry Talevi |
Michael Ineson | Michael G. Tighe |
Ann and Michael Jarusinsky | Albert G. Turk |
Theresa Sibielski Jarvis '40 | Carla Urbinati |
Arthur V. Johnson Jr. | Richard Vaccaro |
Robert A. Johnson | Michael Venditto |
Margaret Kirby Jungers | Sr. Rita Walker, O.P. |
John Kartovsky | Anne Brunton Weeter |
Patrick Kelly | John Carter (Alvord) Whitney '89 |
Archbishop Thomas C. Kelly, O.P. | Jean Wickwire |
Corinne McCabe Kerins | Margaret Williams-Valentino '72 |
Declan Kerins | Kathy Rahrig Winner '01 |
Sr. Eleanor (Thaddeus) Lang, O.P. | Kathryn Higgins Winter '58 |
Jeanne Deevy Larmee '49 | Catherine Flynn Wolfrum '46 |
Murray Lender | Julia L. Wooster '35 |
Helen Jacobson Lewis '30 | |
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All the service men and women at home and abroad who have given their lives for our freedom.
Alumni 2011 - 2012 Katharine Curnen Mullen '36, a former trustee of the College and an attorney for many years, graduated from St. John University School of Law in 1939; she was the great-aunt of Christopher McCarthy '96, Kate McCarthy '98 and Claire McCarthy '10 Natalia Icaza Holland '40, graduated from New York University Law School in 1943 and served with the Red Cross in the Pacific during WWII; she received an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters from the College in May 2011 Mary Duff Murphy '41, was a retired teacher who taught at St. Ambrose School in Bridgeport for more than 30 years Margaret Allman '42, a graduate of Yale University School of Nursing and the University of California, Berkeley, was an associate professor of nursing at the University of Bridgeport and at Southern Connecticut State University; upon graduation from Albertus, she and seven other Albertus classmates who had majored in science were among 100 women hired by the War Department to work at the Ft. Monmouth Research Labs, filling jobs of male scientists who were in military service; a trustee of the College from 1971 to 1977, she received the Alumna of the Year award for loyalty and service in 1977 Jane Foley Ison '46, graduated with honors from Albertus at the age of 20; she spent several years in Germany coordinating entertainment at officers' clubs throughout the country Jeanne Macrae Deevy Larmee '49, graduated magna cum laude; she earned a master's degree and became director of student learning at St. Collete's; she was an original faculty member as assistant dean at DePaul University's School for New Learning Dorothy Reynolds '50, had a long career with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Connecticut Carol Emerling Boudreau '55, was a retired advertising executive when she joined a software company, and recently was a receptionist/secretary at her church Jeanne Shea Freedman '55, became a paralegal after being heavily involved with church and school volunteer work; she was a passionate volunteer for the Ronald McDonald House Mary Ann Brandon Supp '58, cousin of Grace Billings '88, received a master's degree from Fairfield University in 1961; she retired in 1993 after 35 years of teaching Latin and history Jean DeMeo Carnaghi '60, a political science major, always enjoyed the Albertus community and her New England roots Rita Michael Shemeth '60, a homemaker, was a member of St. Ann Melkite Catholic Church Barbara Yetka-Eisenberg '64, received the Master of Public Health degree from Yale University in 1968 John Alvord Whitney '89, was a publisher relations manager for LPC Group in Milford Christopher Patenaude '91, received the M.B.A. from Salve Regina University in 1994 Gregory Price '00, received his undergraduate degree from Albertus and an M.B.A. from the University of New Haven Thomas Field '01 M.S.M., received his master's degree from Albertus at age 62; he was a manufacturing engineer for Pratt & Whitney for 42 years; he was involved with the Killingly Town Council and other town committees In Memoriam: Alumni Relatives and Members of the Albertus Community 2011 - 2012 Russell Aldrich Sr., husband of Anna Ambrosini Aldrich '61 Nannette Lindemann Clark, a fine arts photographer; sister of Evie Lindemann, assistant professor of art therapy and clinical coordinator of the Master of Arts in Art Therapy program Lucia Savarese Crescenti, sister of Rita Savarese Moule '39 Charles G. Crump III, received an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters from Albertus in 2008 Rev. Bernard L. Keitz, O.P., parochial vicar at St. Vincent Ferrer Church in New York City, taught philosophy and theology at Albertus from 1955-1964 Thomas C. Kelly, O.P., leader of the Archdiocese of Louisville for more than 25 years, received an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters from Albertus in 1984 Sr. Eleanor (Thaddeus) Lang, O.P., Dominican Sister of Peace, taught German at Albertus from 1953-1963 Angela M. Maler, mother of Jannine Malicki '11, a member of the College's mailroom staff Sister Jane McCaffrey, O.P., Dominican Sister of Peace, a former professor of theology at Albertus Leslie J. Prokop, husband of Barbara Fitch Prokop '39 and father of Ann Prokop '67 Jerome "Jerry" Speight, husband of Patricia Tynan '62 Regina C. Stupic, a former adjunct professor at Albertus Christopher J. Sullivan, son of Ann Hargett Sullivan '47 Michael G. Tighe, brother-in-law of Michael T. Geary, associate professor of criminal justice and Criminal Justice Program coordinator |


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$20,000 Winner Selected in Second Millionaire Bonus Raffle Drawing
The Lottery's second bonus drawing for its newest $10 raffle game, Millionaire Bonus Raffle, was held this morning and raffle number 034767 was randomly selected as the $20,000 winner. The ticket was sold at New Orleans retailer, Get N Go Food Store on South Jefferson Davis Parkway, which will receive a $200 bonus for selling the winning ticket.
Besides offering the best odds of winning $1 million in the May 12 finale drawing, Millionaire Bonus Raffle has three remaining bonus drawings in which players can win $20,000 if they purchase their tickets before midnight April 6. Already, more than 177,000 raffle tickets have been sold and will be entered into the remaining preliminary bonus drawings and the finale drawing.
Like a traditional raffle game, only 300,000 tickets were available for sale starting Feb. 28. As of 10 a.m. today, 59 percent of those have been sold.
"In celebration of our 20th anniversary, the Lottery is excited to pump up our raffle game with bonus drawings to reward our loyal players," explained Lottery President Rose Hudson. "With Millionaire Bonus Raffle, it's true that the early bird does get the worm - with three additional chances to win! In the meantime, we look forward to meeting our next $20,000 winner."
Millionaire Bonus Raffle bonus drawing winners must claim their prizes at any of the Lottery's six regional offices, where they will be given an Exchange Ticket good for all remaining raffle drawings.
Remaining preliminary bonus drawings for $20,000 each will be held on April 7, April 14 and April 21. Tickets purchased before midnight the day before these drawings will be eligible for that drawing and all subsequent Millionaire Bonus Raffle drawings, including the finale drawing on May 12. In the finale drawing, one $1 million winning raffle number will be drawn from those sold, along with 20 numbers worth $20,000 each. In all, 26 players will win $1.5 million in cash prizes.
Unique raffle numbers are generated in sequential order from 000001 to 300000. Players can purchase more than one raffle ticket at $10 each, but each number will be printed on a separate ticket.
"For security purposes, we strongly suggest players sign the back of their tickets immediately after purchasing and treat the tickets like cash, securing them until all drawings have been held," advised Hudson.
Raffle prizes must be claimed within 180 days of the drawing in which the prize is won. All Millionaire Bonus Raffle prizes are subject to state and federal tax withholdings.
Odds of winning the $1 million prize are 1 in 300,000. Odds of winning any prize are 1 in 14,286. For bonus drawings, the odds of winning $20,000 are dependent upon the number of tickets sold by each drawing deadline, as only those raffle numbers sold by the deadline will be included in the drawing.
Millionaire Bonus Raffle tickets may be purchased legally only from an authorized Louisiana Lottery retailer and only by those age 21 and older.
Complete game rules are available by clicking here. Drawing results will also be available on the homepage of Lottery's website and from Lottery retailers following each drawing.
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Partnership with Goal of Inspiring Future Aviators Includes Student Attendance at Private Lunch with Hoover, Tribute Ceremony and Documentary Premiere with Harrison Ford, Sully Sullenberger, Jim Lovell and Others in Los Angeles
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In a historic nod to honor aviations legends and inspire tomorrows pilots, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University has been selected to become the home of The Bob Hoover Hall of Honor. Artifacts and memorabilia in the exhibit will illustrate historical achievements of the stars of the sky and Hoovers world-renowned career as a test pilot, air show innovator, mentor, World War II combat aviator and Prisoner of War.
The Hoover Hall of Honor will not only preserve the accomplishments of Bob and these individuals but also analyze and recognize the characteristics that fueled these incredible legends to be successful over a lifetime in aviation. Its not just what they did, but how they did it. These attributes will be used to inspire future generations. Thats why this is important, said Hoover Hall of Honor Spokesman Tom Poberezny. Having Embry-Riddle be the home of this unique and emotional tribute is perfect. The goal is for Embry-Riddle students and graduates to live and share a similar code of commitment that Bob Hoover is recognized for around the globe.
The Hall of Honor will be housed at the worlds largest aviation and aerospace universitys Florida campus. It will also include nine inductees researched and hand-selected by Hoover for their lifetime of achievements and contributions to aviation. These honorees will be introduced at a Hoovers Heroes dinner hosted by Embry-Riddle on Thursday, Feb. 20 at the Four Seasons in Los Angeles.
Eight Embry-Riddle students representing the universitys three campuses (Daytona Beach, Fla., Prescott, Ariz., and Worldwide) will attend a private lunch with Hoover and the Tribute hosts on Feb. 21 in Beverly Hills. Later that evening, they will head to Paramount Studios Theater for a star-studded tribute and premiere of a documentary about Hoovers life narrated by actor and pilot Harrison Ford. Other aviation luminaries honoring Hoovers legacy at the tribute include astronauts Jim Lovell and Gene Cernan, airshow sensation Sean Tucker, Southwest Airlines founder Herb Kelleher, and Miracle on the Hudson pilot Chelsey Sully Sullenberger and others.
Professionalism, integrity and honor are the cornerstones of Embry-Riddles culture. It is what we strive to instill in every student while they are here and as they move forward in life. Bob Hoover exemplifies this, said Embry-Riddle President Dr. John P. Johnson. We are proud to be part of aviations salute to its legends and home to the future leaders they inspire.
For more information on The Hoover Hall of Honor, go to hooverhallofhonor.com.
About Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, the worlds largest, fully accredited university specializing in aviation and aerospace, is a nonprofit, independent institution offering more than 60 baccalaureate, masters and Ph.D. degree programs in its colleges of Arts and Sciences, Aviation, Business and Engineering. Embry-Riddle educates students at residential campuses in Daytona Beach, Fla., and Prescott, Ariz., and through the Worldwide Campus with more than 150 locations in the United States, Europe, Asia and the Middle East. The university is a major research center, seeking solutions to real-world problems in partnership with the aerospace industry, other universities and government agencies. For more information, visit http://www.embryriddle.edu, follow us on Twitter (@EmbryRiddle) and http://www.facebook.com/EmbryRiddleUniversity, and find expert videos at YouTube.com/EmbryRiddleUniv.
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Authorities at the Stearns County jail confirm that Ryan Michael Larson was released shortly before noon Tuesday. Larson was arrested in connection with the fatal shooting of Tom Decker last Thursday in the small city of Cold Spring about 75 miles northwest of Minneapolis.
The Bureau of Criminal Apprehension and the Stearns County Sheriff's Office say prosecutors have determined that they don't have enough documented evidence to charge Larson at this time.
Bureau of Criminal Apprehension Assistant Superintendent Drew Evans says that investigators will not rest until they fully determine what happened the night of Officer Decker's death.
Decker, a father of four, had been with the Cold Spring department for six years.
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text: One of my favorites: - [`is:answer body:"Does anyone"`](http://stackoverflow.com/search?q=is%3Aanswer+body%3A"Does+anyone") This really shouldn't be in an answer unless it's quoting the original question or is a link to another question on Stack Overflow. I recently discovered - [`is:answer body:"appreciate it"`](http://stackoverflow.com/search?q=is%3Aanswer+body%3A"appreciate+it") This isn't as consistent as searching for "Does anyone", but I'd say that about 1 in 4 hits is still not an answer. I was really surprised to find quite a few "answers" with the following search. - [`is:answer isaccepted:0 body:"have another question"`](http://stackoverflow.com/search?q=is%3Aanswer+isaccepted%3A0+body%3A"have+another+question") For some strange reason, people also like to apologize a lot: - [`is:answer isaccepted:0 body:"I'm sorry"`](http://stackoverflow.com/search?q=is%3Aanswer+isaccepted%3A0+body%3A"I'm+sorry") Many people are also strangely forthright about the fact that they should have posted a comment: - [`is:answer isaccepted:0 body:"post comments"`](http://stackoverflow.com/search?q=is%3Aanswer+isaccepted%3A0+body%3A"post+comments") Answers with the phrase "same question" are often simply pointing out duplicates and should be comments instead. - [`is:answer body:"same question"`](http://stackoverflow.com/search?q=is%3Aanswer+body%3A%22same+question%22)


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First Annual DefCon Kids Event
First DefCon Kids event to be co-located with DefCon 19 in August.
DefCon Kids will be held August 6-7 in Las Vegas, Nevada. "DEFCON Kids will have two rooms focused on content for beginner hackers age 8-16," the event site says. Among other topics, Google hacking, social engineering, and coding in Scratch will be discussed.
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Williamstown, Vermont
Limehurst Lake Campground
[ 10/10 ]
This campground is under new management. Let me tell you they are friendly and hard working. We were shown to our site and helped with parking. The sites are roomy and even with all that rain good drainage. We had a full/hookup site, everything worked great. I was surprised to get Wi-Fi so well in Vermont. We spent a week there so I used the laundry room; it was clean and reasonable. This is a real nice location for touring Vermont. If you have small children, this park is nice for bike riding, small play area with jungle gym. If coming and using a tent the picnic table has a covering. Nice park for walking your dog as you can go around the lake. Small dog park but nice and well kept. Overall a very nice campground.
Clifftop, West Virginia
Babcock State Park
[ 9/10 ]
Our site was level and easy to get into. The dump station is a bit tricky. It wasn't to busy so we just drove around until we made it work. We saw lots of deer during our 2 night stay. The campground is clean and well kept. My boyfriend used the showers and said, " They were a bit worn and small." The playground had a couple of swings and a slide, other than that, the kids can bring bikes, the area is nice and level for riding. The Gristmill is working and very interesting.
Pipestem, West Virginia
Pipestem Resort State Park
[ 10/10 ]
This campground is pristine. The property it sits on is huge. The pool is not walking distance but it's quite big and kept in excellent condition. Our campsite was a pull-through with the electric on the other side, but we had plenty of cord in our camper. I could access the internet with my telephone from my site. We noticed on some sites you can set up DirecTV. If you need a pet sitter, there is an excellent one very close to the campground.
East Haddam, Connecticut
Wolf's Den Family Campground
[ 9/10 ]
Check in went smooth, although we had the trailer in the way. As you enter, pull through those stop signs and go around the mini golf. We stayed for Spring Special so we camped 4 weekends. Well worth the money and we left the trailer on site. Weather ended up to be great. Our site was pretty level with gravel and grass. The hookup were easy to use and well kept. We had water, electric, cable TV and gray-water hook-up. The site was by the frog pond so in a Hybrid is wasn't ideal. If you pick a sites in the upper 100's they are located down hill. Bikes are not allowed down the hills. The top area of the campground is flat and ideal for small children riding bikes. Playground is small and well maintained. Pool looks adequate but I didn't swim in it. They have tennis, horseshoes, a wooden wall the kids were hitting balls at, a game room with pool tables, ping pong, arcade type games. They also have basketball and a large field for playing games. The showers (pay), bathroom and laundry clean as a whistle. If you want WI-Fi it's by the office or you can boost with a Pepwave on the top sites. It's free at the moment. I went to Mother's Day Wine and cheese, it was very well done. Easter weekend was ham potluck: lots of people attended and again a nice gathering, tables set and very welcoming. This campground is located near Devil's Hopyard State Park, this was a nice 1/2 trip to take a hike and go exploring. You are also not far from the shore.
Pine Grove, Pennsylvania
Twin Grove Resort and Campground
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We booked two nights in new Western Deluxe Kottages. Casey checked us in and he was pleasant and friendly. He gave us a map and explained directions to our cabin. The store is set up with an internet area, assorted groceries, and local vendor crafts. The cabins are set on a hill with some of them having easier access to unload your car than others. Some of the cabins are very close together so if your sitting at your fireplace and the other people want to sleep your you can hear those people talking as if they were in your bedroom. For some privacy I would pick H29, H35. H4-H8 are set up on a hill very close together. We drove around the whole campground and like others said, not to many trees. The back row closest to the pet area had the most. The sites looked level and they were gravel. The cabin came with a refrigerator, no microwave, no TV but it looked like it had cable hook up. Their was plenty of electrical outlets. We brought the coffee maker. It does come with an outside grill, I would bring tin foil and my own propane if I was going to use it. We ate at the restaurant and the waitresses were friendly and attentive. The food was good and very reasonable. Overall a very nice campground.
Brookline, New Hampshire
Field and Stream RV Park
[ 10/10 ]
This was a very clean campground. Love the asphalt pads. The water, electric, cable, and sewer, all convenient to the site. This is a small campground and nice and flat. It would be great for small children riding bikes. It has a small playground area and a stream. Nice and quiet.
East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania
Delaware Water Gap / Pocono Mountain KOA
[ 8/10 ]
My boyfriend and I wanted to get in one last night of camping before wrapping it up for the season. We arrived early and were greeted kindly. Since it was off season and no one was on our site the desk clerk let us check in early. The site was tight, but there was enough room for the 19'10 hybrid trailer, TV and the picnic table. The site had new gravel. I saw the playground, and it looked new and well kept. This campground has some cabins that appear to be recently built. We used the dump station by the office, and with such a small trailer we didn't have any problems. At this time of the year I didn't see any hanging branches. I did see a huge motorhome towing a matching enclosed trailer parked along the back row, and no branches were touching it. We did use the cable which came in great. I'm not sure if I would like this campground in the summer with the sites so close, but I would definitely camp here again.
Raymond, New Hampshire
Pine Acres RV Resort
[ 8/10 ]
We arrived on Friday right at 1pm check-in, and our site was available. The gentlemen in the office were friendly and quickly handed us our weekend package which included clear directions to our site. We had a large site with sewer hookups. Once we set up we didn't spend too much time at the campground. We did notice that the speed limit is 10 MPH. This campground is full of children on bikes and golf carts flying around. We noticed kids using the pool and slide and many enjoying the skate park. Quiet time at the campground starts at 11pm. Well it seems the people hired to run security were the people partying this evening. They were loud and obnoxious using foul language until 3:30 am. This only happened on Friday night, by Sat and Sun the campground was nice and quiet. It's to bad that one bad apple can leave a funny taste in your mouth, it's really a nice campground for kids and families.
Preston, Connecticut
Strawberry Park
[ 9/10 ]
I camped at Strawberry Park many weekends throughout this season. We had different spots up by the pool and recreation hall. They don't provide escort service. The sites are very close together. Since this campgrounds has many sites not near the recreation hall and pools some people might find it a long walk. They do rent out golf carts. The dog area is a nice feature even though you have to put you dog in the car to get him there. This is a great campground for someone looking for lots of activities for the kids. My son 16 loved the dances, nice basketball court, and softball. Halloween weekend was great, with lots of people who decorated, lots of kids for trick or treating. Bingo always seems to be packed. Ice cream and food all reasonable and good. Lobster dinner weekend was good, the food was well cooked and worth the money. Nice Country Music that weekend. In the summer the pools are spotless. They even kept one pool open and the adult hot tub during this warm spell. The staff is all friendly and very helpful. This is a very active resort type campground.
East Killingly, Connecticut
Stateline Campresort & Cabins
[ 9/10 ]
I arrived to find friendly staff at check in. She gave me a map and pointed me in the right direction. You get a gate card and if you loose it you pay $50. My site was almost level with the hookup easy to use. New electrical boxes have been recently installed. I wasn't to far from the pool. I didn't use it but plenty of people seem to be having fun. It was a rainy weekend but on Sunday the boys walked down to the lake for some fishing. Not much biting that weekend. The lake has a short floating dock and a small boat entrance for canoe rentals.Overall a nice campground with friendly staff.
Salem, Connecticut
Salem Farms Campground
[ 9/10 ]
I checked in and was escorted to my site. The young man was kind and made sure I was happy with my set up. You do need an extention cord for your electrical. I had enough hose (50') for water, and the gray was closer. The sites are mostly level on gravel and grass. The pool was small but clean, the kids were having a great time. I walked over to the goats and the kids were feeding them some grass. The basketball court is out in the sun and I only saw a couple kids throwing the ball around. Overall a very nice campground.
North Stonington, Connecticut
Mystic KOA
[ 8/10 ]
We only stayed here for the weekend. Most of the sites are set up in rows with campers pretty close together. We drove through the campground and noticed an area with more trees in the back, mostly for tenting and small hybrid trailers. The office was clean, neat and well stocked. The staff was friendly and helpful. They rent some bikes that look like a lot of fun. The kids were having a great time. Koa has just recently taken over this campground and they have built some nice cabins. We didn't notice a lot of extra activities going on. I would definitely try this campground again.


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Story | Nov 30, 2008STAMFORD, Conn. (AP) - Dannel Malloy says he plans to run for re-election as Stamford's mayor next year while still aiming for the Connecticut governor's office in 2010. Malloy won the Democratic endorsement to run for governor in 2006, but... -
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Story | Feb 6, 2009Its crime down to the second lowest rate in 15 years is a good sign, but not good enough for New Haven.That's because the Elm City's crime rate is still about two-and-a-half times the national average for a city its size. New Haven's Top Cop says thetrend... -
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As probably the biggest Raider fan on this board, let me come and say this ****ing sucks.
As probably the biggest Raider fan on this board, let me come and say this ****ing sucks.
Hey but at least the Raiders have nice looking uniforms.
If the Raiders' colors weren't black and silver, would the fan base be so large?
But that's the genious of Al Davis.
sweet ****ing Lord...I swear the Raiders are gonna suck until that stupid son of a bitch Davis dies. Even then I'm sure he'll will the team to some douchebag in his family that will keep the team sucking forever. This is ridiculous.
Davis is pretty adamant about keeping the Raiders family owned. I know a rather large minority stake was sold in the last few years but the Davis family remains majority owners. I mean why would he will the team to someone else?
Anyways, it's on record that ownership would pass to his wife and son. I've read that his kid isn't as involved in football ops as Al is so a GM would then be hired.
It's so sad to think that one of the most proud and historic franchises in all of sports has sunk beyond any pre-imagined depths. I grew up with The Raiders, never as a fan though because I was young, but both my dad and my older brother were big fans in the 80's. I've never been a fan but I've always had an admiration for what The Raiders used to stand for. It's a shame that the man who helped build the legacy is doing everything he can to tear it down and take it with him when he dies...
Dennis Green?
This is why all my Raider stuff is in a box until that ****er is dead.
Looks like Kiffin's lookin for an unemployment check.
And like Denny Green will make a rat's ass of difference. Right.
The only man that might make a bit of difference - the Raider's upcoming first round draft choice.....Darren McFadden.


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Aintree and the British Horseracing Authority have announced a number of changes that will be implemented for the 2013 John Smith's Grand National.
One of the key measures is moving the position of the start for the world's most famous steeplechase forward 90 yards, away from the crowds and grandstands, among other changes to the starting procedure.
This means the distance of the race will now be around four miles and three and a half furlongs, reduced from the previous distance of four and a half miles.
Other changes to the start include the 'no-go' zone, which is defined by a line on the track, being extended from 15 yards to around 30 yards from the starting tape. The starter's rostrum has been moved to a position between the starting tape and the 'no-go' zone to reduce the potential for horses to go through the starting tape prematurely.
The tapes themselves will also be more user-friendly, with increased visibility, while there will be a specific briefing between the starters' team and the jockeys on Grand National day.
The BHA also revealed there will a concerted drive to improve the starts in other races during the National Hunt season and additional measures will be put in place to minimise the possibility of a riderless horse travelling an extended distance before being caught prior to the National start.
Jamie Stier, Director of Raceday Operations and Regulation for the BHA, said: "Aintree and the BHA's approach has been to reference the findings of the comprehensive 2011 Review, while taking account of any additional data and evidence collated from this year's race. This includes the BHA's thorough report into specific incidents in the 2012 running published in May.
"Following this year's race, our priorities were to establish the facts surrounding the incidents that occurred during the running of the race and, secondly, to review the events which led to what was an unsatisfactory start to the race. We have worked closely with Aintree and consulted widely with jockeys, trainers and legitimate welfare organisations - the RSPCA and World Horse Welfare - on a range of elements related to the race.
"Our objective in recommending changes to the start is to identify ways in which we can create a calmer and more controlled environment for both horse and rider. We recognise that there is pressure and tension before the race and we want to alleviate that where possible.
"It is possible that a more controlled environment at the start, along with reducing the distance between the start and the first fence, could have the effect of reducing the early speed of the race. If this were to be the case, it would be an added benefit."


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Definición de female-to-male en inglés:
Saltos de línea: female-to-maleadjetivo
- 1Relating to or denoting interaction or transfer between a female and a male: female-to-male HIV infectionMás ejemplos en oraciones
- The female-to-male infection rate is less than 5% a year.
- Despite the much lower probability of physical injury resulting from female-to-male attacks, assaults by women are serious and put them in greater danger of being severely assaulted by their partners.
- None of the three articles in the BMJ even allude to female-to-male domestic violence.
- 2Denoting or relating to a person who is born female and subsequently adopts the identity or appearance of a male, especially one who has undergone gender reassignment: female-to-male transsexualsMás ejemplos en oraciones
- Last month the Family Court upheld the validity of a marriage between a post-operative female-to-male transexual and his wife.
- He's female-to-male, judging from the tags.
- Later it was found he was a transgender person, who underwent female-to-male surgery earlier this year.
Volver al principio- A person who is born female and subsequently adopts the identity or appearance of a male, especially one who has undergone gender reassignment: the programme follows two male-to-females and two female-to-males as they transition from one gender to the otherMás ejemplos en oraciones
- Additionally, transgender female-to-males use testosterone supplements as one of the steps to becoming male.
- Successful post-op female-to-males are men.
- Research on female-to-males attracted to men shows that they do not fit as easily into the reductionistic typology.
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SUNRISE, Fla. -- The Florida Panthers signed right wing Alex Kovalev to a one-year contract on Friday, and he is available for the reigning Southeast Division champions when they open the season against Carolina on Saturday night.
The 39-year-old Kovalev has played in 1,302 NHL games with the New York Rangers, Pittsburgh, Montreal and Ottawa, with 428 goals and 1,024 points. He was with the Panthers on a tryout contract for training camp, and is expected to be on a line with highly touted rookie Jonathan Huberdeau to open the season.
Kovalev last played in the NHL during the 2010-11 season. He spent last season in Russia's KHL.
Panthers general manager Dale Tallon says Kovalev still has "great skill and vision."
Also Friday, Panthers coach Kevin Dineen announced the selection of defenceman Ed Jovanovski as the franchise's seventh captain. Stephen Weiss and Brian Campbell will serve as alternate captains.
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Officials are on alert for concerning behaviour from students in School District 48 schools after the suicide of Amanda Todd last week.
The Port Coquitlam teen took her life last Wednesday (Oct. 10) after posting a video online about how bullying had become too much for her to handle.
Todd�s video and story have garnered international headlines and brought the issue of bullying and cyber-bullying to the forefront yet again. It has even led to a B.C. RCMP investigation into any potential contributing factors to her death.
But it also has local school officials, educators and community workers on the lookout for any students exhibiting at-risk behaviour, which is part of ongoing efforts in the district to keep schools safe.
�We want to be able to create a safety net for all of our students as a response to a tragedy like this,� said district principal for student support services Marilyn Caldwell on Monday (Oct. 15).
Caldwell said educators and community partners have been monitoring students over the weekend and so far it appears they are doing well in the wake of the tragedy
�Now we are in the second wave of seeing how our kids are doing this week, anticipating that more of them are exposed to this information,� she said. �We have to be prepared, when something happens, for how they will react and how we can protect them.
�Hopefully it is not something we deal with a lot, but it is something we want to be prepared for.�
Superintendent Lisa McCullough said it is important for the community to know efforts to keep schools safe, like suicide prevention and anti-bullying efforts, are always ongoing.
�It is always ongoing and I think the main message we want people to hear is a terrible incident like this doesn�t cause us to do business differently � that is why all our systems and programs are in place already� she said.
Meanwhile the school district is following the provincial direction and mandate of the ERASE Bullying Strategy and the upcoming implementation day, which will focus on bullying.
Every school year the Ministry of Education mandates that all teachers and educators in the province must spend a day focusing on a specific topic and this year it is bullying. On Nov. 2 all teachers and educators in the school district will attend the keynote speaker and sessions on bullying at Don Ross Middle School in Squamish.
Standing for �expect respect and a safe education,� ERASE is a 10-point strategy for addressing the issue of bullying and several of its recommendations were already underway when the province instituted it.
A year and a half ago, explained school board chair Rick Price, the district brought in an outside consultant to review all its policies and procedures around student safety and bullying.
Price said the results of the review were positive and a number of recommendations have been undertaken. That includes a website, psst.com, which gives students an outlet to anonymously report bullying.
�It is an ongoing process,� he added. �I know our staff is hyper alert in the current context of the Amanda Todd tragedy � they always are, they are constantly monitoring students and trying to step in and do reactive work and preventative work.�
McCullough said the strategy to promote safe schools, which includes addressing bullying, is multi-layered and includes different programs. She said review the board did mirrors closely what the province is doing with ERASE.
�When I arrived at the school district about a year ago was very excited to see the works that had already been done here,� she added.


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By Michael Gioia "If It's Over" (The technician: Mariah Carey). So inspired by the incredible instrument that is Mariah! I mean, take apart her riffs and range, and you will have your homework cut out for you! I love a song she wrote with Carole King called "If It's Over." Really beautiful, old-school songwriting.
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Chavez's portrait in a red beret is still seen on buildings, pins, action-figure dolls and daily on television.
Speaking to reporters Secretary of State John Kerry urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to stand down and said the U.S. is looking for ways to de-escalate the mounting tensions.
Edgar Martirosyan received the tip during a visit Monday to "The Ellen DeGeneres Show."
On Sunday night's Academy Awards show, Travolta took the stage and introduced Idina Menzel, but he seemed to say "Adele Dazeem" instead.
The Texas-based company said it is suspending drilling in the region indefinitely.
After a tie vote last week, union workers at Parker Hannifin plant have a new contract.
Fifth-grader Nathan Entingh of Devonshire Alternative Elementary in Columbus returned to school Tuesday after serving a suspension which started last Thursday.
We've been told many times over the years what to do when severe weather strikes while we are at home or school, but what if you happen to be at a shopping mall, church or grocery store?
A firefighter in town for training helped save the life of a little girl who was choking in the car in front of him.
Big changes are coming to the retail electronics market, and one local expert thinks it is part of a larger trend.
The sudden closure of a cat shelter has left volunteers scrambling to find homes for 19 cats.
General Motors' new CEO is starting an internal review of the company's practices after an embarrassing recall of 1.6 million older small cars.
Fat Tuesday means one last chance to splurge before Lent begins on Wednesday.
The harsh winter has prompted Ohio to extend its energy assistance program.
Northeast Ohio gas prices rose eight cents to $3.60 this week, according to the American Automobile Association's East Central office.
Husband-and-wife members of the "Real Housewives of New Jersey" cast have pleaded guilty to fraud.
Chinese millionaires on Tuesday pleaded for the Canadian government not to throw away the immigration applications of thousands of Chinese nationals as part of its plans to end a backlogged investor program.
Growing tensions over Ukraine have raised the specter of another slowdown in the European auto market, just as car makers were beginning to count on a modest recovery from a six-year contraction.
Max Wolfgang finished the year with a double-double (16.2 ppg, 12.2 rpg) average.
Syrian government troops are tightening their grip on the last rebel stronghold near the border with Lebanon.


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European Union Collaborative Research Grants 2013 |
Aim |
Applications for NHMRC - EU Scheme grants are only required to be submitted to NHMRC if an application has been peer reviewed by the EC and is favourably evaluated for funding. Responsibility for submitting proposals to the EC under the FP7 lies with the European partners. The Australian Chief Investigator A (CIA) must forward evidence that the application has been favourably evaluated, with their application, to the NHMRC by the advertised closing date and time. |
Internal Deadlines |
7 Mar 2012 |
Applications open on RGMS |
18 April 2012 |
Closed |
Via email to email@example.com |
6 June 2012 |
Final application on RGMS & certification forms |
Closed |
Email snapshot reports & all uploaded documents to firstname.lastname@example.com |
How to Apply |
1. Liaise with your Faculty/ SRC 2. Submit a notice of intention to submit (NOIS) (33KB) 3. Read the Funding Rules and Instructions to Applicants 4. Commence your online application on RGMS 5. Work with your Case Manager 6. Organise relevant certification forms |
Resources |
NHMRC documents DU Templates & Forms
Other Important Information |


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