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It really does just take time. You may want to let your BW know what your boundaries are though. It is hurtful and harmful to your recovery if she is reminding you of her pain. Her pain is very real and valid, but at some point it will be damaging to any kind of R.
She needs to find another outlet for that pain, whether it's friends or a journal. I had to stop sharing my feelings of pain (about the A) with my BH/WH because it hurts him, so his boundary is that I not share it with him. I am open and honest about the A when he has questions or needs information, but I don't remind him of my pain over the perceived loss.
Just yesterday, I was having a moment of weakness and broke down crying about the whole situation again, but when that happens I contact a friend, rather than burdening my already hurting BH/WH.
It is a roller coaster on both sides, but she will need to support you through the ride if you are to R.
Does your WH have a habit of putting things that involve emotion off?
Does he have things that he does with vigor and other things he does lackadaisically or is it all things?
If he is a person that has problems dealing with things emotionally..he will most likely be prone to putting them off.
He is aware of what he could lose...but he is not really looking at them as a real consequence. He must know that he could lose you and his family if he doesn't get himself in gear.
Recovery is hard work and you must be willing to sweat emotionally to get successful results.
He needs to know that if he cannot me motivated on his own..then he will be on his own.
As you said..you know you cannot make someone do anything, but you can show them the consequences if they do not.
He is hearing you say that it could be over if he doesn't get it in gear, but he is not "seeing" that it could be over. consequences can evoke actions. Have you made your consequences seen as well as heard?
Yes, they are either put off or never done.
If it's something that HE wants to do then it's with vigor, lackadaisy for when it's not. If it's doing computer repair or buliding a computer, it's ALL ACTION. Anything to do with the A or emotions, it's pulling teeth and half hearted attempts.
I can't believe that I need to treat HIM as my own CHILD.
I guess it's back to the couch with him and time for me to cut MYSELF off from him.
Maybe I really do need start putting together a contingency plan for me and the kids. I never thought that he wouldn't step up whole heartly.
I HATE the back and forth of this fucking rollercoaster....sorry FLman didn't mean to fbomb just super mad
I'm not asking the world of him. Infact this is what I want:
1. Him to read Not Just Friends and talk to me about what he is reading with him starting those coversations.
He is reading, but won't talk to me much about it. I have to one start the conversations and it's pulling teeth to get his POV, opinions, emotions, etc.
2.Write me a timeline confession essay. Start from the beginning and list the different ways that he has hurt me from start to finish of the affairs. It needs to include how he thinks that it made me feel and how he would feel if it was him.
One month later: NOTHING. Supposidly started. There is a word doc on the laptop so maybe something is there. BUT it's still not done.
3. Be Active on SI-reach out for help.
A bit better but the frequency seems to be dropping off and or content doesn't seem to be about him doing the self reflecting innerwork.
4. Put in the effort while at IC and talk to me about the sessions.
I can't confirm the effort BUT again another conversation THAT I HAVE TO START to get any insight.
Again All Talk, a bit of action but still not doing the hard work.
OH, and HE wanted us to meet weekly to check on progress.....NOT ONE MEETING.
I refuse to anymore work....
I don't want to think about a plan B
This question is directed to WSs who had a hard time letting go of OW and engaged in fence sitting. Which do you think would have had a bigger effect on you? My WH and I are separated - he has own apt. for over 2 months, I am in 180 and have not contacted him. He did come to house to pick up some things and I made sure I looked really good when he got here. He acted like he did not want to leave - kept hanging out by door asking me questions about house, my parents, etc... told me I looked real good and that it was great seeing me again. Almost seemed like he was waiting for me to make a move to start talking about our problems, but I did not because I am in 180. Plus I think it should be his responsibility to start up any talks. I find out through the grapevine that the next day he went to work and was extremely bummed out and depressed looking - didn't talk to anyone the whole day.
I wrote him a letter months ago telling him I still loved him, would be willing to listen to him, and asked if he thought about R. He emailed back saying he has always loved me, but did not think we could R for a long time, but he also wrote that he was truly sorry for the pain he caused me, and that he did not think he was capable of an A, so this has also caused him pain because it has gone against his values. He cannot understand why I do not hate him and that he hopes I can move forward with my life and find someone better than him.... sounds like typical WS handbook phrases so I am not sure I can believe him or not... but he sure did seem like he wanted to strike something up when he was here picking his stuff up.
He is a "conflict avoider" and bad communicator - never has been able to be the first one to talk. I had to do everything in my power not to strike up a conversation about what to do about our M because like I said, I think he should be the one to start talk about R. Am I letting my pride get in the way of R? I feel like I already wrote him a long letter explaining my position, so the ball is in his court, but like I said, he is an avoider/non-communicator.
I check cell activity as we are still on same account, and I have noticed communication between him and OW has decreased significantly. Don't know why... maybe he now has a land line, maybe she is there with him all the time (although her OWH who I talk to says she is still living at home even though she filed for D!! That's weird..). OW works with my WH (office EA), and my grapevine tells me they don't even talk to each other at work - my grapevines have been keeping an eye on this and they said they see nothing going on! So not sure what kind of contact they have had except for some cell calls and texts, which, like I said, are becoming fewer and farther between.
I am wondering if I can help "nudge" him to get him to start talking about R by having him come over a second time to pick more stuff up. If he didn't want to leave the first time he came over, and thought I looked so good then, should I try it a second time? Especially since hearing how he was depressed after seeing me, and plus the decrease in communication between him and OW. Or does this seem needy and would in fact push him away from me more?
Any advice will be GREATLY appreciated - I just don't know what to do. I hate just sitting here watching my M fade.
[This message edited by Feeling Consumed at 1:53 PM, March 6th (Sunday)]
"Obladi oblada life goes on...."
What impact, if any, did being served with D papers have on you as a WS? I wonder. Will he be happy; will he be relieved; will he even notice? He's been out of the house since mid-October. We rarely converse. Just texts and emails about the kids. Once in a while he will give me a little more communication, as if inviting me to ask a question or start a conversation, but I won't. I can't let myself be friendly with him - that would only hurt me and relieve some of what is probably a lot of guilt on his part.
He actually got served late last week. I NEVER thought it would come to this, but I really didn't have a choice. I'm married to a virtual stranger right now who acts like I don't matter and the family that we created doesn't matter. Maybe I already answered my own question, but does seeing it on paper ever hit home? I know it's killing me.
Thanks for the response again. How did you get through this? WW is saying that she is not sure she can manage. She is showing clear signs of weakening and totally fell apart last night with punching and kicking (the sofa) and lying on the floor crying. Inconsolable would be the word.
She is not sure about reading anything as she thinks it is all me trying to manipulate her.
I feel I need to pull back but it is so hard when she keeps drawing me into more talk without any real progress only so she can say the same thing again and again.
Any advice about what i should do would be really appreciated - this is very very difficult right now.
The 180 is for you, but I believe if you feel safe dropping hints that you are open to reconciling and what he has to do then I believe you should.
You don't have to be passive aggressive and seductive. Tell him straight out what you want to do. Your WH is one of those who needs a push since he is a conflict avoider.
I would suggest you tell him to get help in that area since his conflict avoidance undoubtedly aided in his affair.
Looking great is helping, but don't do that if you are not going to continue it. It is manipulation and not good grounds to start reconciliation on. be open about what you want to do..I am sure he wants you back. I know by how he reacted after picking up his things and seeing you look so good has had a huge impact on him.
He should be the one to talk to you and be proactive, however telling him you are again willing to R, but only if he is doing the work could be a huge ice breaker.
[This message edited by floridaredman at 8:48 AM, March 8th (Tuesday)]
If she is in recovery from drinking, then examining triggers and "trigger mapping" is very helpful to her. She needs a safe space to be able to work these things out. The fact that she is writing about this means she is developing AWARENESS and examining her thoughts and feelings before acting on them. AWARENESS of triggers about alcohol, affair behavior, men, whatever.
Journals sometimes contain some not so pretty things. That is why they are PRIVATE.
People trigger and crave all sorts of unhealthy things when they are under stress. The important thing is recognizing these things and trying to get those needs met without resorting to unhealthy behavior.
Trying to be the thought police is going to drive you crazy.
You are hurting yourself reading this, and potentially taking away a recovery tool from her if she discovers this and then stops journaling.
2 1/2 years since d-day. I've had a facebook page for a while now. No inappropriate friends or messages. FWH has access to it, we look at it together all the time.
He asked him to help him set up a Facebook page - didn't think twice, I helped him set it up - I have full access to it. He's not "tech savy" so I not really worried about the possiblity of a fake email account connected to a fake facebook account.
But, since his page went up yesterday, he's had several friend requests from what I assume are high school friends (he's at work, so I haven't had the chance to ask him about them), two of these girls sent what I feel to be inappropriate messages - one referring to his nice ass.
Now this whole facebook thing is freaking me out and I feel like I just "gave the key to the candy store to the kid" so to speak.
It it fair for me to ask him to disable the page, or just set boundaries together - like no FEMALE friends unless they are mutual acquaintances?
can WS or FWS speak to me on how a XH who continues to have AP in his life but wants to remain friends with me in order for himself to have relationship with his 3 adult kids? (snip) Can someone address what they would tell this desperate unrepentant man and father to make him understand this is not even remotely possible. (snip) Help me understand how I can express his demented thinking to him!
Just wondering what real remorse from a WS who has left his M and family on 3 or 4 crucial holidays to run to AP? (snip) What does the real thing sound like? What does losing your family because of your continued betrayal sound like from one who repents? Just wondering if it even happens?
does the WS mind really believe they didn't leave the family just the spouse?
What lies does a WS tell himself in order to continue to relationship with AP even though they have lost all respect and relationship with the kids who previous to the A adored and admired their father?
Why the loss of remorse which was present in the early days of A and separartion and D?
I'm so sorry for what you're going through. Please take care of yourself and stop worrying about him. I'm inclined to say he's an idiot, and a cruel and lazy one at that. That could explain some of his behaviour. I'm sorry.


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Chocolate fondant
By Gordon Ramsay
Cooking time
Cook: 15 mins Prep 45 mins plus chillingSkill level
Moderately easyServings
Makes 9 fondantsA gooey prepare-ahead dessert that's perfect for entertaining - it's all a matter of timing...
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- Can be frozen uncooked
Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 581
- protein
- 9g
- carbs
- 52g
- fat
- 40g
- saturates
- 21g
- fibre
- 0g
- sugar
- 30g
- salt
- 0.55g
- 50g melted butter, for brushing
- cocoa powder, for dusting
- 200g good-quality dark chocolate, chopped into small pieces
- 200g butter, in small pieces
- 200g golden caster sugar
- 4 eggs and 4 yolks
- 200g plain flour
- Caramel sauce (see 'Goes well with') and vanilla ice cream or orange sorbet, to serve
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- First get your moulds ready. Using upward strokes, heavily brush the melted butter all over the inside of the pudding mould. Place the mould in the fridge or freezer. Brush more melted butter over the chilled butter, then add a good spoonful of cocoa powder into the mould. Tip the mould so the powder completely coats the butter. Tap any excess cocoa back into the jar, then repeat with 1 the next mould.
- Place a bowl over a pan of barely simmering water, then slowly melt the chocolate and butter together. Remove bowl from the heat and stir until smooth. Leave to cool for about 10 mins.
- In a separate bowl whisk the eggs and yolks together with the sugar until thick and pale and the whisk leaves a trail; use an electric whisk if you want. Sift the flour into the eggs, then beat together.
- Pour the melted chocolate into the egg mixture in thirds, beating well between each addition, until all the chocolate is added and the mixture is completely combined to a loose cake batter.
- Tip the fondant batter into a jug, then evenly divide between the moulds. The fondants can now be frozen for up to a month and cooked from frozen. Chill for at least 20 mins or up to the night before. To bake from frozen, simply carry on as stated, adding 5 mins more to the cooking time.
- Heat oven to 200C/fan 180C/gas 6. Place the fondants on a baking tray, then cook for 10-12 mins until the tops have formed a crust and they are starting to come away from the sides of their moulds. Remove from the oven, then leave to sit for 1 min before turning out.
- Loosen the fondants by moving the tops very gently so they come away from the sides, easing them out of the moulds. Tip each fondant slightly onto your hand so you know it has come away, then tip back into the mould ready to plate up.
- Starting from the middle of each plate, squeeze a spiral of caramel sauce – do all the plates you need before you go on to the next stage.
- Sit a fondant in the middle of each plate. Using a large spoon dipped in hot water, scoop a 'quenelle' of ice cream.
- Carefully place the ice cream on top of the fondant, then serve immediately. Repeat with the rest of the fondants.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, November 2008
Comments, questions and tips
Absolutely perfect!!
I decided to try this for a New Year's Eve dinner and chose this recipe because of all the positive comments. Even though I make a lot of cakes, I was a bit nervous of how these would turn out since they're not cooked until right before serving.
Thankfully all the other commenters were right! These were a doddle to make and involved very few, basic ingredients (other similar recipes called for ingredients which I didn't have to hand and couldn't get hold of at short notice.) I followed the instructions to the letter and cooked them from chilled for 12 minutes.
They turned out rich, oozy and absolutely delicious, and went down a storm. This will definitely be a staple of mine from now on!
I'm so happy with this recipe!
After reading the comments i used a good quality 70% cocoa chocolate and cooked them from frozen for exactly 17 minutes. The first batch I thought were a tiny bit under done but I put this down to the fact that I made them in pudding dishes so they were probably slightly larger than intended. I cooked the second batch for 18 mins and they were absolutely perfect! Sooo tasty. It's all about the timing!!
Served with some Blacks and Greens vanilla and caramel icecream.Big five stars for this one ;)
I have made these time and time again and they work absolutely perfectly so long as you follow the instructions to the letter. I usually make in ramekins but I have just bought some silicone moulds and was wondering if anyone can tell me if I need to reduce cooking times and if so by how much? I have searched google and recipes say reduce timings for cakes by 5 to 10 mins, but as these are small muffin sized moulds thats obviously not feasible. Thanks in advance!
Nigel Slater's recipe for chocolate fondants is easy, reliable and very very tasty (especially if you use chilli chocolate - I've posted it on my blog http://recipesatrandom.com/2011/11/06/74/


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- NAME: Junipero Serra
- OCCUPATION: Missionary
- BIRTH DATE: c. November 24, 1713
- DEATH DATE: c. August 28, 1784
- PLACE OF BIRTH: Majorca, Spain
- PLACE OF DEATH: Carmel, California
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Juniper Serra was born in 1713 in Majorca, Spain. After working as a missionary in Sierra Gorda and Mexico City, Serra was sent to California. Serra established his first mission, San Diego de Alcalá, in 1769. He built eight more missions over the next thirteen years. He is credited with helping the Spanish establish a presence in California. He died in 1784 at Mission San Carlos Borroméo de Carmelo, in Carmel, California.
Spanish missionary. Born in 1713 on the island of Majorca off the coast of Spain. He took the name Junípero when he joined the Franciscan order in 1730. He taught for more than a decade before going to Mexico in 1749.
After working as a missionary in Sierra Gorda and Mexico City, Serra was sent to California. He made the trip by foot despite having terrible sores on his legs. Once he reached California, Serra established his first mission, San Diego de Alcalá, in 1769. He built eight more missions over the next thirteen years: San Antonio de Padua; San Gabriel, Arcángel; San Luis, Obispo de Tolosa; San Juan Capistrano; San Francisco de Asis; and San Buenaventura. Serra worked tirelessly tirelessly to maintain the missions and is credited with helping the Spanish establish a presence in California.
Serra died in 1784 at Mission San Carlos Borroméo de Carmelo located in present-day Carmel, California. The site is now home to the National Shrine to Blessed Junípero Serra, and many visitors go there each year to honor the famous missionary.
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The Catholic Church has been fighting against gay marriage since the movement began.
Bishop Robert Morlino said he was disappointed with President Obama's announcement this week.
"The state, is taking upon itself now to discover and to confer rights, that really were the business of the creator," said Bishop Morlino.
"This is about civil marriage, this is about civil law," replied Rep. Chris Taylor (D-Madison).
That's why Rep. Taylor believes the issue does fall under the President's domain.
She also agrees with his point of view.
"Every loving, committed couple, should have the right to make a lifelong commitment to each other, just like I did with my husband, just like President Obama shares with the first lady," said Rep. Taylor.
But Bishop Morlino said same-sex marriage is a threat to the traditional family.
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2.65/5 rDev -32.4%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 2.5
I was jazzed to try their straight up lager they offer alongside their beer geek offerings as it will show me their lager brewing chops without smoke or hops covering anything up. Almost $10 for a four pack of half liter bottles prices this one just out of range as daily drinking beer, but good enough for occasional purchase.
Pours a deep yellow body with bone white head that quickly settled back to a thin film. Up front spicy aroma followed by the same in flavor. A weird rubbery flavor appears in the middle which of somewhat off putting but is short lived. Grassy and spicy hop flavor take over and dominate the profile. Bitteness seems a bit much against the characterless malt profile which detracts from its drinkability.
This wasn't horrible but kind of clunky and disjointed for a drinkable lager.
Serving type: bottle
04-15-2012 14:50:32 | More by Longstaff
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3.81/5 rDev -2.8%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
Slightly cloudy brass with rocky steady white froth.
Fresh grassy noble nose with some toasted grain.
Doughy, a bit of golden syrup, some granola, and mild herbal hops.
Honey graham comeback and clean linger.
Crisp, light, slight cling.
Easy, but you can taste the quality. A lager, not a pils, so only 20 IBUs, no matter what I want it to be. Yet also thin and underdeveloped. I've had this idea done better (i.e. Session Lager).
Serving type: bottle
03-11-2014 17:14:36 | More by StJamesGate
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3.76/5 rDev -4.1%
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
Bottle picked up locally enjoyed from a jack's abby snifter. Brew pours a soft transparent yellow orange with a thin fizzy head gone quick. Nose is subtle pilsner malt with a hint of grain. Taste is also fairly mellow. A true session lager. But well made. Malty with a lager bite.
Serving type: bottle
03-02-2014 01:33:07 | More by cosmicevan
3.31/5 rDev -15.6%
look: 4.75 | smell: 2.25 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.75
Hab11 and I both drank our own 12oz bottle.
Appearance: Very nice unfiltered look. Yeast held in suspension for a cloudy storm of a beer. Actually, the more I look at this in the light the more I'm impressed by it. Golden amber honey.
Smell: Light hop nose. Can't pick out the hop varieties but they are pleasant, if faint. After several minutes and a few sips I think I'm picking up very faint kiwi hops. Nice balance here.
Taste: Extremely sessionable. Flavorful but not overwhelming. Picking up faint...grapefruit? Doesn't give off the intense lager flavor profile. This starts off almost boring but with every sip gets better and better; a true session beer.
Mouthfeel: As a session beer one would expect it to have a light grain bill so as not to overwhelm. Jabby Brau hits this mark but on this occasion I'd prefer a 'fuller' beer. Not really sure how I feel about the mouth. It's just a little too watery for me.
Overall: Hmm. It's hard to rate this one. I think they really hit their mark with making a highly drinkable sessionable beer. I'd like to have more out of this beer but based on what they were going for I think they really did a great job. Light hop presence, small input from the lager yeast, moderate but light malts...how do I feel? This wouldn't be my first choice out of a random 100 beers but I think they accomplished what they were going for and for that I say kudos.
Serving type: bottle
02-20-2014 01:47:39 | More by ThreeLions
3.04/5 rDev -22.4%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3
Tested with 3 Lions from a 12 oz. glass.
Appearance: look of apple juice with plenty of unfiltered goodness floating around. Lots of carbonation evident but the white head is quick to disappear.
Smell: Sour grapefruit smell with hints of lemon. Also has a proofed bread dough smell as well.
Taste: Not much to it really. Pretty balanced between hops and malt but not enough of either. Truthfully I think I get better overall flavor from a PBR. The yeasts do give some tang but again not enough. All that being said quite drinkable in quantity but not sure I'll go back to it.
Mouthfeel: Effervescent, light watery feel, a little bit like Pellegrino water. Doesn't feel like it will fill you up. No richness to it.
Overall: The smell was the best thing about this for me. If I wanted to get drunk I'd go for it but truthfully might go to other mass produced American Lagers. This beer isn't bad but definitely the Jack's Abbey I like the least so far. Although I haven't reviewed many I really like great lager's. this just isn't one.
Serving type: bottle
02-20-2014 01:37:59 | More by Hab11
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October 24, 2010: 12:32 AM ETApparently the charity of the co-chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation does not extend to Apple (AAPL). From the Sunday, Oct. 24, issue of the New York Times Magazine:
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The 1958 New York state election was held on November 4, 1958, to elect the Governor, the Lieutenant Governor, the State Comptroller, the Attorney General, a judge of the New York Court of Appeals and a U.S. Senator, as well as all members of the New York State Assembly and the New York State Senate.
In January 1957, Jacob K. Javits took his seat in the U.S. Senate and thus vacated the office of New York State Attorney General. On January 9, the New York State Legislature elected Louis J. Lefkowitz to the office for the unexpired term.
Marvin R. Dye had been elected to the Court of Appeals in 1944, thus his 14-year term would expire at the end of the year.
The Socialist Labor state convention met on March 23 and nominated Eric Hass for Governor.[1]
The "United Independent Socialist Campaign Committee" met on July 17 and selected John T. McManus for Governor; and Dr. Annette T. Rubinstein for Lieutenant Governor.[2]
The Independent-Socialist Party filed a petition to nominate candidates to five offices on September 9 with the Secretary of State.[3]
The Democratic state convention met on August 25 at Buffalo, New York, and re-nominated Governor W. Averell Harriman and Lt. Gov. George B. DeLuca.[4] The convention continued on August 26 and into the early hours of August 27. They nominated D.A. of New York Frank S. Hogan for the U.S. Senate after a roll call (vote: Hogan 772, Thomas E. Murray[5] 304).[6]
The Republican state convention met on August 26 at Rochester, New York, and nominated Nelson A. Rockefeller for Governor.[7]
The Liberal Party met on August 26, and endorsed the Democratic nominees Harriman, DeLuca and Levitt; and nominated Thomas K. Finletter for the U.S. Senate.[8] On August 28, Finletter declined to run, and urged the Liberals to back Hogan.[9] On September 4, the Liberals substituted Democrat Hogan for Finletter on the ticket, but rejected the endorsement of Crotty.[10] They completed the ticket with Edward Goodell for Attorney General.[11]
Almost the whole Republican ticket was elected, only the Democratic Comptroller Arthur Levitt managed to stay in office.
The incumbents Levitt, Lefkowitz and Dye were re-elected. The incumbents Harriman and DeLuca were defeated.
Office | Republican ticket | Democratic ticket | Liberal ticket | Independent-Socialist ticket | Socialist Labor ticket | |||||
Governor | Nelson A. Rockefeller | 3,126,929 | W. Averell Harriman | 2,553,895 | W. Averell Harriman | John T. McManus | 31,658 | Eric Hass | ||
Lieutenant Governor | Malcolm Wilson | George B. DeLuca | George B. DeLuca | Annette T. Rubinstein[12] | John Emanuel[13] | |||||
Comptroller | James A. Lundy | 2,763,795 | Arthur Levitt | 2,484,171 | Arthur Levitt | 294,575 | Hugh Mulzac | 34,038 | Milton Herder | |
Attorney General | Louis J. Lefkowitz | 2,915,657 | Peter J. Crotty[14] | 2,353,374 | Edward Goodell[15] | 280,655 | Scott K. Gray, Jr. | 31,746 | (none) | |
Judge of the Court of Appeals | Marvin R. Dye | 2,739,522 | Marvin R. Dye | 2,400.650 | Marvin R. Dye | 290,566 | (none) | (none) | ||
U.S. Senator | Kenneth B. Keating | 2,842,942 | Frank S. Hogan | 2,434,899 | Frank S. Hogan | 275,051 | Corliss Lamont | 49,087 | Stephen Emery[16] |
- The number is total of votes on Democratic and Liberal tickets for Harriman/DeLuca. Of the total, 2,269,969 were on the Democratic line and 283,926 were on the Liberal.
- The vote for Governor is used to define ballot access, for automatic access are necessary 50,000 votes.
- ^ ELECTION SLATE NAMED; Socialist Labor Party Picks Hass in Governor's Race in NYT on March 24, 1958. The Party did not appear on the November ballot however. (subscription required)
- ^ SOCIALIST GROUP PICKS CANDIDATES; McManus and Rubinstein to Head 'Independent' Slate for Top Posts in State in NYT on July 18, 1958 (subscription required)
- ^ Independent-Socialist Party Petitions Albany to Place 5 Candidates on Ballot in NYT on September 10, 1958 (subscription required)
- ^ SENATE CHOICES REMAIN IN DOUBT, BUT DRIVE TO NAME WAGNER GAINS; DE LUCA SELECTED in NYT on August 26, 1958 (subscription required)
- ^ Thomas E. Murray, former member of the United States Atomic Energy Commission
- ^ DEMOCRATS PICK HOGAN FOR SENATE OVER MURRAY AFTER A PARTY SPLIT; PROSECUTOR WINS; Receives 772 Votes; Crotty Chosen for Attorney General in NYT on August 27, 1958 (subscription required)
- ^ KEATING IS NAMED BY REPUBLICANS in NYT on August 27, 1958 (subscription required)
- ^ Liberals Choose Finletter For Senate, but Could Shift in NYT on August 27, 1958 (subscription required)
- ^ FINLETTER BARS RACE AS LIBERAL; Urges Party to Back Hogan for Senator in NYT on August 29, 1958 (subscription required)
- ^ HOGAN IS BACKED BY THE LIBERALS; CROTTY REJECTED in NYT on September 5, 1958 (subscription required)
- ^ Liberals Pick Edward Goodell For State's Attorney General in NYT on September 9, 1958 (subscription required)
- ^ Annette "Teta" Rubinstein (ca. 1910-2007), principal of the Robert Louis Stevenson High School, ran also in 1949 in the 20th District special congressional election won by Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., see: ROOSEVELT WINS HOUSE SEAT BY MAJORITY OVER 3 RIVALS in NYT on May 18, 1949 (subscription required), Paid Notice: Deaths RUBINSTEIN, ANNETTE "TETA", in NYT on June 21, 2007
- ^ John Emanuel (b. ca. 1908 in Greece), fur worker, ran also for Comptroller in 1954
- ^ Peter J. Crotty (ca. 1910-1992), lawyer, of Buffalo, President of the Buffalo City Council 1948-51, Peter J. Crotty, Democratic Force In Western New York, Dies at 82 in NYT on March 4, 1992
- ^ Edward Goodell (ca. 1903-1994), lawyer, of New York City, Edward Goodell, 91, A Lawyer and Judge Obit in NYT on March 8, 1994
- ^ Stephen Emery, subway train dispatcher, of New York City, ran also for the U.S. Senate in 1950; and for Lieutenant Governor in 1954
Vote totals-New York Red Book 1959
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The Villa Sophia - Romantic Honeymoon Spa Retreat
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First to ReviewSep 11, 2013This is the wondferful thing about Hollywood - there's always room for surprises and this is one of my favourites. The Pool House at Villa Sophia is an intimate, luxurious hideway nestling in the grounds of the estate which was once home to James Whale, who directed 1930s masterpieces 'Frankenstein' and 'Bride of Frankenstein' (which deserved an Oscar alone for Elsa Lanchester's hair). For a little under 400 bucks a night you can now live the mogul's life in this Tuscan fairytale overlooked by Griffith Park Observatory, with commanding views towards downtown (that is, when you can see it through the smog). The guest house is a more recent addition to the state, so not quite in the same architectural league as the main house, which dates from 1927, but nevertheless why stay in a hotel when you can have this? The beady-eyed among you may recognise the house as the location for one of the episodes of 'Entourage'. Highly recommended.
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- Touring BandSubmitted: Mar 07, 2014 | Stayed: Oct 26, 2013
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I spent a week in Los Angeles at the Villa Sophia and couldn't have been more pleased! The Villa was perfect to be able to work, be centrally located, while at the same time be able to relax and enjoy the surroundings. The Villa Sophia added pea... ...read more - Constantine "Tim" V.Submitted: Feb 19, 2014 | Stayed: Sep 08, 2013
Looking forward to going back
My partner and I booked this stay at Villa Sophia as part of our California experience. Living a crazy busy life in asia wanted somewhere to totally relax, Villa Sophia did that and more. The whole experience was perfect, we ended up cancelling ma... ...read more - Constantine "Tim" V.Submitted: Feb 19, 2014 | Stayed: Dec 20, 2013
Amazing Place
Wow, this place was even better than the photos ! I wanted peace and tranquility and thats what I got. Views were incredible, everything was perfect, Tim the owner was very helpful. Only minus point was the pool wasn't heated , water a bit cold in... ...read more - Constantine "Tim" V.Submitted: Feb 19, 2014 | Stayed: Dec 11, 2013
The Villa Sophia is Charming
Villa Sophia is a truly charming property; the accommodations are very comfortable (great bed), and well outfitted. with a large and stunning tiled pool, beautiful garden, terrace and spa. The Villa Sophia is everything you could wish for and mor... ...read more - Heidi L.Submitted: Nov 06, 2013 | Stayed: Sep 29, 2013
Beautiful and Private Getaway
We spent a few nights at the Villa Sophia to celebrate my husband's 50th birthday. Tim was very accommodating and helpful when we arrived. The grounds are beautiful...it was like a little slice of Tuscany! The guest house was perfect for a coup... ...read more - Constantine "Tim" V.Submitted: Apr 20, 2013 | Stayed: Mar 30, 2013
Fabulous Pool House with a Tuscany Feel
Villa Sophia, what more can one ask for... An awesome pool house in an Italian-style setting. The pool, the spa, the steam room and the landscaping are extraordinary. The view is spectacular. We were so glad to get back to the Villa to enjoy the q... ...read more - Constantine "Tim" V.Submitted: Jan 25, 2013 | Stayed: Dec 21, 2012
All the Luxury of a Beautiful Hotel Suite
Absolutely superb accommodation far exceeding any hotel suite you could stay in as you get all the luxury of a beautiful hotel suite with sole and exclusive use of the absolutely beautiful garden, terrace, swimming pool and spa. Truly unbeatable i... ...read more
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Men's Basketball (1970-73) Inducted: 1978 The most decorated athlete in Illinois State history ... a Consensus All-American in 1973, winner of the NCAA Top Five Athletes of 1973 ... averaged 29.1 points in three seasons at Illinois State and is the program's all-time leading scorer (2,240 points) ... recorded 34 scoring efforts of 30-or-more points ... has the single-game scoring record at Illinois State, with 57 points against Northern Illinois (2/20/74) ... had 77-consecutive double-digit scoring games ... owns three of the top-four single-season scoring efforts at ISU, including a record 847 points in 1971-72 ... had his jersey retired after his final home game in 1973 and is the only Redbird to recieve this honor ... Redbird Arena was re-named "Doug Collins Court at Redbird Arena" on Feb. 3, 2007, before a sell-out crowd against rival Bradley ... competed in the controversial 1972 Olympics in Munich ... No. 1 pick in the NBA Draft by the Philadelphia 76ers in 1973 ... after playing a successful nine seasons in the NBA, he moved into the coaching ranks ... (played in four NBA All-Star games) ... has coached with the Chicago Bulls, Washington Wizards, Detroit Pistons, and is the current head coach of the Philadelphia 76ers ... Emmy-award winning broadcaster for Turner Network Television ... received the Curt Gowdy Media Award from the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 2009. |


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Sun and fun on the beach, near Ocean Beach Park
This San Diego motel is set on the beach a short distance from Ocean Beach Park, Mission Beach, and Seaworld. Also nearby are Ocean Beach Athletic Area and Belmont Park.
Property Features
In addition to complimentary wireless Internet access, Ocean Beach Hotel provides laundry facilities, free parking, and a garden.
Room Amenities
LCD televisions come with cable channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, refrigerators, and microwaves.
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Ocean Beach Hotel features a garden, coffee/tea in the lobby, and laundry facilities. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. Onsite parking is complimentary. A total renovation of this property was completed in November 2010.
Ocean Beach Hotel is a smoke-free property.
- Free parking
- 24-hour front desk
- ATM/banking
- Laundry facilities
- Smoke-free property
- Total number of rooms - 58
- Number of floors - 3
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Free Wi-Fi
- Garden
- Free guest parking during stay
- Year Built 1964
- Smoke-free property (fines apply)
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
- Parking
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- Room Amenities
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Wake-up calls
- Daily housekeeping
- Shower only
- Cable TV service
- Electronic/magnetic keys
- Window opens
- Clock radio
- Air conditioning
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- Voice mail
- Private bathroom
- Complimentary toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Free Wi-Fi
- Recreation
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Motor boating nearby
- Dock nearby
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- Volleyball nearby
- Fishing nearby
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Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
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Check-out time is 11 AM
- Pets
Pets not allowed
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DescriptionThis small crag hosts a handful of sport routes. The rock can be slick and dirty, especially after periods of rain or after spring runoff. Many of the routes are still in the process of being cleaned and should improve with time. Climbing here is incredibly convenient as it is close to the road and requires basically no approach. There are mostly moderate routes, making this a good place for novice leaders. Getting ThereFrom Durango, head north on US 550 for about 12 miles, take the right turn off the highway (CR250) and park in a small dirt parking area. Hike back under the highway to the climbing area. Routes listing (L->R)A. Bad Math, 10+, 1p, bolts. 16 Total Routes
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Cancer, apoptosis, and signal transduction
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John P. McGovern Practice of Medicine 3 Professionalism Essay Award, 2012
Jane Walsh Award for Excellence in Cardiovascular Research, 2011
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Shirley Patricia Parker Scholarship, 2010
Barbara Bowman Award, 2010
Arthur V. Simmang Graduate School Scholarship, 2009
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Distinguished Scholar Award, UTMB SOM Class of 2009, Spring 2008
Chon SY, Doan HQ, Mays RM, Singh SM, Gordon RA, and Tyring SK. 2012. Antibiotic overuse and resistance in dermatology.
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Gordon R, Mays R, Doan HQ, Lapolla W, Tyring SK. 2012. Biologic therapy and risk of infection.
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Chen, Y, Fujita T, Zhang D. Doan H, Pinkaew D, Liu Z, Wu J, Koide Y, Chiu A, Jun-Lin C, Chang JY, Ruan KH, Fujise K. 2011. The physical and functional antagonism between p53 and fortilin, an anti-apoptotic molecule.
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Rychahou PG, Kang J, Gulhati P, Doan HQ, Chen LA, Xiao SY, Chung DH, Evers BM. 2008. Akt2 overexpression plays a critical role in the establishment of colorectal cancer metastasis. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 105(51):20315.
Doan HQ, Bowen KA, Jackson LA, and Evers BM. 2009. Toll-like receptor 4 activation increases Akt phosphorylation in colon cancer cells. Anticancer Res 29(7): 2473-8.
Bowen KA, Silva SR, Johnson JN, Doan HQ, Jackson LN, Gulhati P, Qiu S, Riall TS, Evers BM. 2009. An analysis of trends and growth factor receptor expression of GI carcinoid tumors. J Gastrointest Surg 13(10): 1773-80.
Bowen KA, Doan HQ, Zhou BP, Wang Q, Zhou Y, Rychahou PG, and Evers BM. 2009. PTEN loss induces epithelial-mesenchymal transition in human colon cancer cells. Anticancer Res 29(11): 4439-49.
Johnson SM, Gulhati P, Rampy BA, Han Y, Rychahou PG, Doan HQ, Weiss HL, Evers BM. 2010. Novel expression patterns of PI3K/Akt/mTOR signaling pathway components in colorectal cancer. J Am Coll Surg 210(5):767-76, 776-8.
"PI3-Kinase Inhibition Modulates Chemotherapeutic Response in Colorectal Cancer Cells" Presented at National Student Research Forum, April 25, 2008.
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- Bob Vila TV Shows >
- Habitat for Humanity > Episode 13: House Tour
Blower Door Test
It only took a dedicated team of volunteers five days to complete the house. First, Bob tours the exterior and debriefs with Jim Killoran and Jim Whiteside (from Habitat for Humanity) about the enormous undertaking now behind them. B. Smith joins to show Bob the finished decor. And, last, there is a special housewarming presentation to homeowner Michelle Hayes and her daughters-- a puppy!
- Part 1: Blower Door Test
- Janet MacIlvaine and George James (from the Department of Energy) show Bob how they conduct a blower door test. The blower door is used to measure the amount of air leakage in the building. Today's tighter homes need controlled ventilation, which is provided in this home by a Tamarack Preventilator exhaust fan. The fan has special controls that continuously maintain a slow ventilation rate. Ultimately, the test shows that the house is both well-sealed and well-ventilated.
- Part 2: Back Porch and Kitchen Tour
- Part 3: Tour of the Finished Interior Decor with B. Smith
- Part 4: A Special Housewarming Gift
Bob Vila introduces the latest in sustainable materials and efficient building techniques on a Habitat for Humanity build. This project documents a five-day process that transformed an empty lot into a snug, comfortable, and sustainable home in Yonkers, NY.
Also from Habitat for Humanity
Episode 1 - Habitat for Humanity Project Begins
Along with a team of volunteers and Habitat for Humanity, Bob undertakes the considerable task of building a house in exactly one week. Before construction begins, Bob takes us on a tour of Yonkers and meets with Mayor John Spencer.

 Back on site, Bob Ryley talks about the pre-cast foundation system from Superior Walls of America. Dennis Hardman of the Engineered Wood Association, one of the project's primary sponsors, points out a number of the engineered wood products being utilized in the build.

 Next, Bob visits a Habitat community in Phoenix, AZ to learn a bit more about the organization. And Finally, Bob joins with the architect of the Yonkers project house, Ed Binkley, together with Jim Killoran (from Habitat for Humanity), to discuss the plans. -
Episode 2 - Framing the Walls
As the walls go up on the Habitat house in Yonkers, Steve Thompson (from Premier Building Systems) joins Bob to discuss the use of Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs). Then, Bob goes off to visit the Premier manufacturing facility in Washington State to see just how SIPs are manufactured. Back in Yonkers, framing work continues, while Bob moves to the basement to check out the GFX-- a new, money-saving system for recapturing heat from drain water. -
Episode 3 - Working on the Roof
The blitz build continues, and the roof framing begins. Bob meets with Lise LaFrance of the Engineered Wood Association, APA, to talk about the different engineered lumber products, including i-joists, being used on the house. Also, Bob tours the Willamette plant in Oregon where the i-joists are made. Back in Yonkers, Steve Thompson (from Habitat) leads the volunteers in raising the giant ridge beam. Carpenter Bob Ryley and Bob talk through the framing process and report on the progress of the house so far. -
Episode 4 - Exterior Trim and Porch Ceiling
Episode 5 - Sheathing and Shingling the Roof
Episode 6 - Siding and Drywall
Episode 7 - Building the Back Porch
Episode 8 - Painting and Door Installation
Episode 9 - Floor Installation
Episode 10 - Working on the Kitchen
Episode 11 - Carpet and Bathroom Fixtures
Episode 12 - Interior Design