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I guess my sitch isn't a bad as some I have read, and I actually think my M may survive after all, but again I also though I would never be an active member on a website that deals with infidelity, who knows.
So I got a lot of advice about being a bigger person through this. Yeah, life is not fair, but fucking come on.
I guess the unfairness thing and the resentment I have keeps me stuck somewhat.
Is there something to being a bigger person ? Or it is I just need to care less about my M and life ? Not focus on it as much ?
I have some good days and my W is remorseful. Although somedays I feel like throwing it back at when she describes her pain.
It is like I want to say, "You did this and I am tired of helping you deal with your pain from hurting ME." I'd rather go watch TV, change the oil in the car(s) or go fishing.
The talking while beneficial to me seems to have stopped working were it once did. She feels bad, I get it. At the same time I'm sorry makes it go away? I don't fucking think so.
Looking for a guy perspective here. Not that the female perspective doesn't help, but sometimes I think talking about it only takes you so far. I talked so much in the past year and I am kind of tired from talking about it.
I thinking there should be another way to deal with the unfairness and resentment. A talking substitute if you will.
Maybe I am just finally realizing and coming to terms that this is now my life. Not sure I like it.
DS 1, DD 6 Dday 8/31/11. ONS that occurred 3 years earlier. Lied to for 3 years.
Every truth comes to light in a long enough timeline.
Or it is I just need to care less about my M and life ? Not focus on it as much ?
this is what I've done-I don't care if she stays/goes, I just don't care. I never thought M would be roses and all, but it is what it is-there's no leaving it w/o due consequences, like poverty. Still gotta deal w/the crazy as we have kids together.
Mostly I wish I had never M'd at all, but I did, and spawned children that she wanted, and now I must support them.
A menz only get together would be the awesome sauce. Only problem I could forsee with getting too many BH's together would be the very real possibility of them all deciding to "posse up" and go OM hunting. Come to think of it that sounds like a great premise for an action movie....Hmmmmmm
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I think you've found your answer right there in your questions numb&dumb.
If you can go back in this thread a few pages and read Wincing at light's post regarding this exact issue, he explains it really well. To me it's the gospel on healing from this mess we didn't create.
I think most of us here have tended to define ourselves through our marriage and families. It's the way we've seen ourselves, or at least it's the way were lead to believe we should see ourselves.
I know for me, once I found out my wife was secretly "finding her happiness" at the end of some other guy's cock it altered the little existential box I'd been living in for most of my life, and I've begun to see things much more clearly in terms of who I am and being able to answer the biggest question of them all, why am I here?
I think most of us would agree that the only meaningful things you have in this world are your relationships. Your relationships with others, particularly your children, are vastly important to our self worth. However, our relationship with ourselves is truly the most critical and often most forgotten aspect of our lives.
Once I started to understand this and actually apply it to the way I live my life, I've started to become a much stronger person and generally a much happier one too.
Talking about my feelings in relation to something really shitty someone else has done to me doesn't get me very far. Particularly when that same person who's done the previously said shitty acts also needs comfort for how terrible she feels for doing them in the first place. It gets even worse if you've had to read texts, emails, etc of how "happy" she was whilst committing them.
I guess my point is caring more about yourself than your marriage or validation-seeking, conflict avoiding, passive-aggressive spouse, is not only a generally logical thing to do, but IMO the surest way out of this whole fucking mess.
Come to think of it that sounds like a great premise for an action movie
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1. I've never seen any value in being the one who has to be the bigger person...unless, you know, it makes you happy to be the bigger person. If you like conflict, it's okay to be petty or grouchy. And that's not a joke. I came to thrive on conflict and anger after D-day. I was only nervous when I wasn't fucking pissed off, because it felt like I was failing to honor myself by accepting the status quo as good enough.
Bottom line: you can be the bigger person when you're ready to forgive/accept. Until you get there, you're just trying to trick your inner voice into shutting the fuck up. If you feel pain, feel it, work through it, sound its depths. You can do it now, or you can do it later when it crawls up out of the hole you buried it in to bite you in the ass, and by then, enough time will have passed that you'll feel guilty for screaming at people over it.
Or more likely, you'll try to stuff it because the statute of limitations has passed, feel resentful that you're still carrying this shit, and either wake up one morning knowing you can't stay in the marriage one more second or get all resent-y, passive-aggressive, wayward. Not dealing with their shit at the appropriate time and telling themselves they were being the bigger person is how a great many of our waywards ended up being wayward.
2. On the topic of fair, my wife said "Life's not fair."
I say, "You know what? Everyone knows life is not fair. We learn by the time we're five years old that life is not fair. Shit happens, storms come, people are bitches for not good reason. The whole point of getting married is to have a shelter from those storms. Marriage is supposed to be the one relationship in your life that always aims to be fair. Sometimes you give, sometimes you take, sometimes one or the other of you is doing the heavy lifting -- but you're always a fucking team. Marriage is supposed to be the exception to the adage that life is not fair. When you introduce inequity into that relationship by fucking other people and then keep that right for yourself -- even if it's because you subsequently realize it was a horrible, destructive idea in the first place -- you are required to find a way to restore that equity. You gave something away that your spouse can never have solely to themselves again. You spent a one-off resource that your spouse can never have in the same way again. So you have to find a way to give back something in kind. Because if you don't, you're building a relationship based on the idea that the marriage doesn't have to be fair -- and the moment it doesn't have to be fair, then you'd best start clumping your spouse in with the group of people where you protect yourself first. That is, the rest of the world. If it doesn't *have* to be fair as a premise, then your spouse should stop expecting equality and everyone should understand that they're responsible for looking out for themselves first."
(Which isn't to say that you shouldn't be looking out for yourself even in non-unfaithful marriages, but the point is that you shouldn't have to be on your guard all the time. You don't have to keep score because you trust that it'll even out in the end...the effort and investment will be, you know, fair and equal.)
When marriage becomes just like any other relationship in terms of expectations, obligation and mutual protection, where you've got to keep aware in the back of your mind that your friend/co-worker/buddy might just hang you out to dry with no consequence worse than you deciding not to hang out with them anymore...well, then you should start to ask yourself what the fuck is so special about it. Why *should* I remember to do things like bring you flowers out of the blue? Life's not fair. Lots of women don't get flowers. Get used to it.
Adding Life's Not Fair to your marital concepts has all sorts of rippling consequences, and pretty much none of them are positive. If marital life doesn't have to be fair, then we're not really a team not an "us", but a "you" and "me"...and then, baby, all bets are off.
I don't think I'll ever consider it "fair" that my wife has now had more sexual partners since we've been married than I've had in my entire life. That's not fair. There's nothing she can do about it. I don't hold much resentment over it anymore, but it is not fair...and trying to play those dopey games where I say "I'm proud of myself that I kept my vows and only had one woman for the rest of my life" is bullshit, so I don't play. Most everybody wants to fuck other people at some point or another. Not fucking other people is an act of will, of character, of choosing to honor a vow in spite of what our bodies and libidoes *want* to do. Even before infidelity, I wasn't always happy that I wasn't fucking other people, but you grind it out, you know?
What reward do I get for grinding it out? Oh, my wife has slept with more people since we got married than I have in my entire life. Yeah.
(Reminder: Life's not fair.)
3. You will definitely reach a point where you're exhausted with infidelity. If your wife is remorseful and you're healing, you'll probably get there before she does. I'm telling you, man, by the 2.5-3 year mark, I was pretty much done with the hurting. I was tired of the whole relationship-parsing thing. I don't accept the premise that relationships take constant work. Constant work is exhausting, and then you never get to sit back and enjoy the rewards. If there are no rewards, what the fuck is the point?
So I was done. Healed enough, happy, living my life, ready to put the whole thing to bed. Problem was that my wife, like many WW's decided to start late and was really digging hard into some of the material I'd come to terms worth months and months before. By the time she wanted to talk about the affair openly and often the way I'd needed in the beginning, I was all like, "Ugh, not this *again*. I'm trying to watch Seinfeld here." (Inside voice only, you understand. ) I even got to the point where I had to tell her, "Look, if you remember new stuff, I don't want to hear about it. I had to scratch and claw for every detail I uncovered about the affair. I had to assemble a narrative of what went on and what it meant all on my own because you couldn't remember anything. I'm happy with the narrative I constructed. I've come to terms with it and healed from it. Frankly, if the truth is different -- even if it's not even a quarter as bad as the things I imagined to fill in the gaps -- I don't want to know. You keep those to yourself, because I've given enough of my life to understanding what went on and I don't want to waste any more of it starting from scratch. Those are your things, your details, things you did to yourself that might hurt terribly to recall them, but they have nothing to do with me. They're your burdens to bear and your secrets to keep."
In short, beyond the work I've done, I just don't care anymore. Some days, it was all I could do to just listen, because was so damned tired of the topic.
You get to move on. You get to heal on your own timeline, and if her timeline isn't yours -- well, she's responsible for her own healing. Make appropriate supportive-sounding noises, thank her for continuing in her work to make herself safe, then go fishing. Tell her she can write you a letter or something.
Of course, she'll probably accuse you of not listening to her, not validating her, ignoring her needs (blah, blah, blah) just like you used to before she found the magical penis solution back in the day -- but, you know, if that's her go-to response, then you've gotten a significant clue to how much is sinking in and how much is just bluster.
(You can also do compromise-y sorts of things like limit A discussion to an hour a week on a scheduled night and time. How ironic is that? It's usually the WS asking how they can work out compromises not to have to talk about the A. I'm telling you, at a certain point in a reconciliation with even a moderately remorseful spouse, it really is the BS who wants to shout, "Jesus, aren't you over that yet?" Shut up and move on, already!" I wonder if this is just a BH/WW think, though, because what used to be the dreaded "relationship" talks can have a way of morphing into "affair" talks. It's like negative reinforcement. Most chicks want guys who will talk about the relationship. Talking about how she fucked other guys is a form of talking about the relationship...so it's a bit of a win for a WW to get the girly relationship chat & drama. There's a tendency to keep going back to that tit until it runs completely dry, I think, if you're not careful. 'Cuz, I mean, you know as well as I do that once this whole affair business is parsed out and the BH is getting happy again, it's not like he's going to develop a sudden interest in yammering about the relationship.)
Anyway, just some quick thoughts, man. Go do something fun this weekend and give yourself a break.
You know what reconciliation looks like?
I just got this e-mail from my wife:
Hey, what is the name of the website with the zombie bunnies?
And I knew exactly what she was talking about.
For the curious:
And you were reading my thread . . .are you like big brother or something ?
I guess I won't be bringing flowers home anytime soon. Bringing the equality back is something my W will have to do. I can't really imagine what that might be. She probably can't either, but this shit takes time.
I always appreciate your unique spin on things, thanks for your post.
I will try to get away and do something fun this weekend.
The rest of the time it's because it's completely, almost idiotically wrong and you can only win by doing the exact opposite.
Sometimes my opinion is useful because it's so damned right and feels so good. The rest of the time it's because it's completely, almost idiotically wrong and you can only win by doing the exact opposite.
This is probably why it's either a really good thing or a really bad thing that the Angry WAL posts have all been archived
The people you do your life with shape the life you live
Dday says WAL's name and he appears !
It's actually a little more complex than that. Think of trying to catch a giant Bluefin Tuna. You have to have the right bait (in this case a suffering BH who's looking for answers). Then you have the smaller fish, like dogfish or blue sharks, being a nuisance but creating a stir (in this case me offering advice). All of a sudden the bluefin takes notice and WHAM! There's blood on the deck.
P.S. Sorry that I compared you to a fish WAL, but if I'm going to be compared to a fish, the giant Bluefin is the one I'd want to be likened to. You know if you called me a Siamese cat I'd be pissed. Call me a Tiger? Well played.
[This message edited by dday3302011 at 3:34 PM, July 27th (Friday)]
If you haven't, go rent it right now. It's up there with Field of Dreams on the list of movies every man should see.
Similar sorts of themes, too.
Now I have an urge to find WALs archived posts
Stay thirsty my friends.
Oh, and I'd like a supporting role in the Marble Collectors. I can play the little guy who is good at exactly one fucking thing, but he's got a lot of heart and the rest of the guys pity him and keep him around. And, I've memorized every Lewis Grizzard story and can retell them in character.
altered the little existential box I'd been living in for most of my life
Amen, quotable quote of the day (and commendable considering we've had WAL, WAL v1.5 and jj on today)
you know how much a man bleeds when his scrotum's been cut off...
Most everybody wants to fuck other people at some point or another. Not fucking other people is an act of will, of character, of choosing to honor a vow in spite of what our bodies and libidoes *want* to do. Even before infidelity, I wasn't always happy that I wasn't fucking other people, but you grind it out, you know?
Menz GTG... im thinkin paintball.
WW wants to get the kids settled into the school year (about ten days away) and then "take things slow" before we decide something.
I know what I want. However, I know myself, and I think the longer I wait, the more I will find reasons to put it off or not do it.
I'm still worried about the effect on my kids (though, coud it be worse than WWS meltdown last week?) and being financially strapped, but....it's got to be done. Got to.
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Blekko has seven main categories -- health, automotive, lyrics, colleges, personal finance, recipes, and hotels. If you search for "investing in bonds," for example, Blekko gives you a good set of results from SmartMoney, MSNs Money Central, Mint.com and several others. The interesting part is that users can create their own slashtags -- sets of web pages covering particular topics -- so when these are added to a search query, results are restricted to those from these particular sites. Other users can contribute to the lists of relevant sites for a particular slashtag, if their creator allows it.
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The reasoning behind Blekkos approach is that the web has increasingly become saturated with spam-like websites, specially designed to artificially boost ranking in Google's search results, but whose content is heavier on marketing pitches than substantive information. The company says theyre on par with Google and Bing for regular non-slashtag queries, but their aim is to become popular as a secondary search engine for certain types of queries that can be easily filtered by topic. In fact, the team believes Blekko could be profitable with 1 million to 2 million queries a day (out of the over 1 billion now done on the Web) and claim they have no illusions of unseating Google anytime soon.
Its an interesting concept that focuses on quality rather than quantity. Well see how things develop as more people create and refine slashtags, but perhaps the most difficult part will be getting in userss mind when thinking about search.
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I'm definitely going to give this a try, I can see me using this for when I'm looking for more specific things and I don't have to dig through Google.
Most people tend to be set in their ways in search, but who knows, it might catch on.
While I think Blekko has an interesting spin on web search, by lumping sites together using their slashtags, I don't think the average user will adjust to using these slashtags. The average user doesn't want to be bothered with extraneous info, regardless of whether it'll give you improved searches or not. Average users can't even decide whether / or \ is a forward slash.
I think another big draw back to Blekko is that it's highly dependent on the community. I'm sure they have a limited staff working on these slashtags, so they're completely at the mercy of their community. If they can get a passionate and active community built around them I think they'll have a decent chance of doing well. If they can't get users to join their cause they'll go down as just another failed search experiment.
The only other gripe I have is that Blekko doesn't know the answer to life, the universe and everything, but Google sure knows!
I always try new stuff as they come along but for search engines I seem to always come back for google.
power users will love this
Any good search engine has to be eventually based on your search history and browsing experience, which is where the whole privacy issue comes into play. Without it, at best, you'll get what is most popular among a certain group of users, or all users.
But I do have to attest to the amount of spam clogging search results. In my efforts to eradicate a rather nasty trojan, I discovered that it was a) very obscure, and b) 90% of the search results directed me to a site to download another trojan. And they're getting good, actually faking forums with people asking about viruses, and some others posting offering "solutions".
nothing more annoying in google, is seeing those links that are worded exactly for what your looking for, and when you click on it, its sum BS website, with nothing related to what your looking for....
I find google annoying when it comes to sites with known spam and rogue malware at the top of the search results. It really sucks when your searching for an obscure hardware driver. I just seems like google is focusing on getting more page impressions and markets.
I can see how these slashtags could be very beneficial. It really depends on how well the community infrastructure is set up and how well the server runs.
(shrugs) Works for me... Bing finds stuff Google doesn't and vice versa - this just adds a 3rd opportunity to find even more things the other two big search engines miss.
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(shrugs) Works for me... Bing finds stuff Google doesn't and vice versa - this just adds a 3rd opportunity to find even more things the other two big search engines miss.
And if nothing else, it just adds more competition to promote better technologies in the other companies.
Who knows, maybe Bing or Google will buy out Blekko...
I'm surely going to use this for all the computer-related searches I want to read for the next months
Blekko? Really? That sounds like a feminine hygiene product.
Well, more power to the user, I guess. I see Google buying this in the future.
Well, it seems to lack on searching capabilities, just database wise, compared with Google, but it's still a beta and I see it having it's niche. Ultimately, though, have to agree, this will be just bought by Google and copied by Bing in the end, but until then, who knows.
Looks interesting... They even might grab some market share from Search engines /popular /google... hmmm I'm getting the hang of it!
Lyrics? Those sites are most full of adware/viruses of any non porn sites.
Even though I agree with what they're trying to do, my guess is they won't be competing with google anytime soon.
Interesting concept, but I don't think it will stick.
Plus, for our regular /freeporn "researcher", it has one character too many when compared to Google
It is a new idea but like many others it is doomed to be just a little fish in an ocean called google. I wish them good luck and maybe they "force" google or bing to implement something similar.
I wasnt going to read this, but it sounds pretty neat will check it out.
well, it has a silly name, so they got that right. might give it a try
This does sound intriguing and I'll give it a shot. Especially for more obscure things that Google just can't handle and forces me to sort through spam sites. Just curious if the average PC user will try this or think it's to complicated.
taea00 said:Average users can't even decide whether / or \ is a forward slash.
So true and sad, lol. Definitely annoying when the media uses it incorrectly on a DAILY basis...[Link]
taea00 said:The only other gripe I have is that Blekko doesn't know the answer to life, the universe and everything, but Google sure knows!
Heh, it does link you to the correct wiki entry . They should add it since both Bing and Wolfram already provide the correct answer.
I might give this a try. Hey, maybe they will steal Google's award for "Best Job"...
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Blekko? Really? That sounds like a feminine hygiene product.
Well, more power to the user, I guess. I see Google buying this in the future.
I see Google buying this and implementing it into their already far-reaching empire, which is not a bad thing. If anything, it simply means that the employees at Blekko who create slashtag groups will probably be paid more to do the same job and the generic search engine will become even more efficient.
The only reason that I can see why Google wouldn't want to buy this if it started growing is because it might lower their revenue from sponsored sites and advertising...ie the spam that Blekko is trying to be rid of.
The cynical side of me says that if this grows independently, companies/groups will pay for their website to be included in certain slashtags where they may or may not be the best fit, which would turn Blekko right back into the spam-fest that their idea supposedly eliminates.
TomSEA said:
(shrugs) Works for me... Bing finds stuff Google doesn't and vice versa - this just adds a 3rd opportunity to find even more things the other two big search engines miss.
Exactly, although I haven't bothered with google since bing's launch; I hope these two continue to bang heads and improve overall user experience
Google, Yahoo, Bing and Blekko......
I feel like circus music should be playing as these clowns all unload from a tiny wind-up car.
Finally a safe way to find lyrics, im so sick of these bogus lyrics sites with seedy popups and "send these lyrics to your phone", why the hell would i want lyrics on my phone?
taea00 said:
Average users can't even decide whether / or \ is a forward slash.
Hahahahah ... so true.
taea00 said:I think another big draw back to Blekko is that it's highly dependent on the community.
Agree. This might be their downfall.
Also people new to this engine might come to try it out, but most of them expect Google like functionality like Instant and others. This is why they will not explore the engine further than one or two random searches.
Just tried it out and I love it!, watching the video is a must though for knowing about its various features.
Again, competition is healthy in the marketplace. It only drives each other to improve on their current product/service.
I'll give this a shot, but as others have stated. It's hard to change people's habits. But who knows, hopefully it works out for them.
Just tried it out and I love it!, watching the video is a must though for knowing about its various features.
That could be part of the issue of this catching on also, people want things instantly. They don't want to have to watch a video to figure out how to do something. This is really a shame but its the way the world is headed.
I just googled a search then used blekko for same it seems google is a bit more accurate & both search engines seem to have relatively different results besides when you google you get links to maps,images etc. Love the slashtag feature because when you need news google brings out years old results.Though blekko will need a lot more to compete with google.
I am fearing that in the end google is going to buy it out.
looks good.. time only can tell how much market share it can steal from Google, & Bing
Resistance is futile. Someone will purchase this and squander it's ambitions away.
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Are fitness and health synonymous? Judging by the number of fit (relatively) individuals that die of heart attacks while running, cycling or playing squash, clearly not. Even though the gyms are full of us health-conscious dudes and dolls exercising up a storm many of us still get whacked by health challenges - anything from a simple state of dis-ease to actual disease.
What does this actually mean? When it comes to our health most of us are actually quite silly. Ask any astute business person about what it takes to succeed in business and I'm sure they'll say, apart from the obvious things like hard work, commitment etc., being able to predict trends ranks as being of primary importance.
Medicine of the future…
"…Will practice 'predictive diagnostics' to better understand the underlying mechanisms and pre-cedent factors, leading to cellular dysfunction, and ultimately, disease…"
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Being "one step ahead" gives one the edge on the competition. Staying "healthy" is really being "one step ahead". Traditionally though, the western approach seems to rather be a "it won't happen to me" approach.
But, if we are wanting to stay "ahead of the pack" we need to be able to predict impending doom. The way we make these predictions obviously depends on one's age and general health status at the time. Unfortunately, however, it is the bad habits we pick up from very early age that may well be the thing (s) that nail us 20 to 30 years down the line.
For anyone over the age of 30 it's time to start practicing "predictive diagnostics".
Eight of the most relevant predictors of one's general state of well-being, on the physical level that is, are:
1. Body Mass Index
One's BMI is a ratio of height to weight and is an excellent predictor of the potential for chronic degenerative disease. Once your BMI moves above 25 it's already time to start taking remedial action i.e. lose some weight!
2. Blood Pressure
Gradually rising blood pressure will initially be totally asymptomatic. Use the myvirginactive tracker or pop into the nearest pharmacy or your health practitioner and have your BP checked every three months.
3. Lipogram
Measuring cholesterol, LDL, HDL, triglycerides and catching early increases will make correction of these so much easier. You will need to consult your health practitioner for the relevant blood test forms.
4. Homocysteine
Elevated homocysteine levels will be totally asymptomatic until a vascular incident occurs. Rising homocysteine levels are an indication of certain vitamin and mineral deficiencies. Again consult your health practitioner for relevant blood test forms.
5. Blood Glucose
Diabetes is on the increase worldwide fuelled by the ever growing obesity epidemic. It is not a bad idea to have a baseline "finger prick" glucometer reading about once a year.
6. Iron studies
Clinical anaemia or even being on the lower side of normal iron levels is more common than we may think. Specially females should have this test and least every 18 months to two years.
7. Thyroid studies
While clinical hypo (or hyper) thyroid is less common it is not rare. A thyroid check every two years or thereabouts could certainly be justified.
8. Cortisol / DHEA levels
While not a test that everybody should run off to have,if stress levels are particularly high with symptoms including depression, fatigue and "burnout" this test would be indicated.
These then are the eight test I will very often send patients for in order to have a baseline reading. The importance of these tests is increased significantly if there is a family history, especially immediate family, of any of the chronic degenerative diseases including heart disease, diabetes, cancer etc.
About Dr Kevin Lentin
Chiropractor and Health and Life style coach, Dr Lentin graduated from the University of Natal in 1976 with a B. Social Science, majoring in Psychology. After working in the 'retail world' for 6 years he changed career path and in 1984 graduated Doctor of Chiropractic, Cum Laude, from Life Chiropractic College, in Atlanta, Georgia.
His fascination for the nutritional sciences led him to complete his Diploma in Applied Clinical Nutrition from the Academy of Nutrition, in Sydney, Australia.
For 17 years Dr Lentin has focused his practice on a 'functional medicine' approach to health and wellness, incorporating his skills in the musculo-skeletal, bio-nutritional and psycho-emotional realms to offer patients an integrated and holistic approach to health care.
Now, an acclaimed motivational speaker, he shares his wealth of knowledge and experience to assist individuals, families, businesses and corporations to function at their optimum potential, to prevent disease and increase healthy longevity.
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No church here embodies the history of Victoria like the Church Of Our Lord. Yesterday's post of the Eliza Harris window only weakly suggests the associations of this church with so many of Victoria's early citizens. Two of the windows at the far end in this photo were donated in memory of Sir James Douglas, Victoria's founder, and his son. There are two prayer desks in front of the altar, one dedicated to a sister of artist Emily Carr who mentions the church in her memoir, "The Book of Small."Opposite is another prayer desk donated in memory of a daughter of Dr. John Helmcken, another prominent early Victorian. It is not difficult when sitting beneath the wonderful ceiling of this church to imagine a Sunday in the 19th century when the Douglas family (who occupied the first pew) would be sitting here along with the Helmckens and the Carrs and many other citizens whose names are enshrined in the streets and buildings of this city.
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What a heavenly photo of a big, open, tall ceilinged sanctuary! Lovely stained glass windows! Thanks for showing the interior!
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What a magnificent wooden ceiling! A very historic church.
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In this course, students will develop multiple tools for crafting solo plays and performance. Students will be encouraged to use this form to delve deeply into their interests as artists – whether that is in practicing specific skills (vocal presence, movement), developing a piece to perform over and over again, or exploring an issue that is meaningful to them.
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Experience the scenic beauty along the Pacific Northwest on this exhilarating vacation featuring Seattle, Portland, and an Alaska cruise. In Seattle, enjoy some of the must-see attractions, including the Space Needle, offering panoramic views of the city, and Pike Place Market, where'll you have a behind-the-scenes walking tour. In Portland, enjoy a tasting tour to learn how it became one of the top dining cities and participate in a tasting at a local winery.In between Seattle and Portland, amazing scenery awaits you. Take an excursion to Washington's picturesque San Juan Islands for a whale-watching cruise. The San Juans are home to three resident pools of Orca whales and other wildlife, including sea lions, bald eagles, and more. Enjoy Olympic National Park, a land of beauty and contrast with stunning mountain vistas, ancient forests, rugged beaches, and fascinating rainforest. Even more natural beauty sits along the Oregon Coast, which offers you a chance to see spectacular stretches of scenery with dramatic views of the coastline and quaint seaside towns.Your journey concludes with an Alaskan cruise. Marvel at glaciers and witness the amazing spectacle of thunder and spray as tremendous slabs of ice break off and "calve" into the sea. Visit Alaska's capital, Juneau; the charming port of Sitka; and the totems in Ketchikan. The excitement and vibrancy of big cities combined with the serenity found in nature and small coastal communities—this vacation has it all!
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Welcome to Seattle! At 6 pm, meet your traveling companions for a welcome drink. Your Tour Director will prepare you for your upcoming Pacific Northwest adventure.
Start the morning with a sightseeing tour of this eclectic city. Highlights include the waterfront, Pioneer Square, and more. Then, enjoy a behind-the-scenes WALKING TOUR of the 103-year-old Pike Place Market. Meet lively characters and hear their memorable stories. See fish fly, cheese being made, and the original Starbucks store. Then, travel to the SPACE NEEDLE for panoramic views below, and visit the CHIHULY GARDEN & GLASS to see a wide range of incredible creations by this world-renowned artist. The remainder of the day is yours to explore more of this vibrant city. (Breakfast)
Excursion to San Juan Islands. Today, explore the picturesque San Juan Islands on a whale-watching CRUISE. The San Juans are home to three resident pods of Orca whales, along with a diverse community of other wildlife. See harbor seals, sea lions, harbor porpoises, bald eagles, and many types of sea birds. Make sure to have your camera ready as you travel through some of the most beautiful scenery in the world. Return to Seattle, where the evening is at leisure. (Breakfast, Lunch)
This morning we travel along Puget Sound to the Olympic Peninsula. Arrive at OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK, where you will find a land of contrast. See the Hoh Rainforest, glacier-capped peaks, and rugged beaches. With almost a million acres to choose from, Olympic National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a wonderland of scenic beauty. Overnight inside the park at beautiful Lake Quinault Lodge. (Breakfast, Dinner)SPECIAL FEATURE: Built in 1926, Lake Quinault Lodge gives guests a taste of days gone by, and was proudly featured in "Great Lodges of the National Parks" on PBS.
Travel down the Olympic Peninsula and stop in Astoria, a historic town on the Columbia River. Enjoy a TROLLEY TOUR along Astoria's waterfront and witness fishing boats unloading their daily catches, see seals and sea lions sunning themselves, and enjoy a glimpse into Astoria's past with its charming Victorian architecture. Also visit the ASTORIA COLUMN and enjoy spectacular views of the city and Pacific Ocean below. Continue down the scenic Oregon coast to Newport for a 2-night stay. (Breakfast)
Start your morning with an orientation tour of Newport, then explore the OREGON COAST AQUARIUM, where you'll be immersed in the mysteries of the ocean. This world-class marine is ranked among the top 10 aquariums in the world. Discover a variety of marine life as you visit their indoor and outdoor exhibits. The remainder of the day is yours to explore on your own. You may want to stroll the boardwalk, shop for the perfect souvenir, rent a bicycle, or go beachcombing. Tonight, enjoy a traditional Newport clam bake followed by a bonfire on the bluffs overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Enjoy a drink or maybe a tasty childhood treat—a S'more! (Breakfast, Dinner)
Depart Newport and enjoy a drive along one of the most popular and spectacular stretches of scenery on the Oregon Coast—Three Capes Scenic Drive. Along the way, see dramatic views of the coastline, including Haystack Rock, pristine beaches, and quaint seaside communities. Stop for a WINE & CHEESE TASTING at the Blue Heron French Cheese Company. Arrive in Portland, known as the "City of Roses." Visit WASHINGTON PARK, home of the INTERNATIONAL ROSE TEST GARDENS, followed by a city sightseeing tour. (Breakfast)
On our morning TASTING TOUR, learn how Portland emerged as one of the top dining cities in the country and is now known for its foodie culture. During our tour we'll visit a tea maker and bakery. Afterward, sample a bite from one of the city's gourmet food carts. We then head out of the city to a local WINERY. Enjoy a wine tasting and lunch while witnessing spectacular views of Mount Hood. The remainder of the day is yours to explore on your own. Tonight, enjoy a festive farewell dinner hosted by your Tour Director. (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
This morning, transfer back to Seattle, where you will board Holland America's MS Westerdam to begin your cruise. (Breakfast, Dinner)
After departing Seattle and cruising through Puget Sound , you'll sail past Vancouver Island and the northern coast of British Columbia. Enjoy a day at sea as you pass through Queen Charlotte Sound and Hecate Strait before crossing into the Gulf of Alaska. (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
Visit one of the most scenic and remote capital cities—Juneau. Accessible only by air and water, Juneau is located at the base of two towering mountains in the heart of Alaska's Inside Passage, and is home to a rich Gold Rush history, Native culture, wildlife, and a wealth of natural wonders. Step ashore to shop for gold nuggets; visit the stately Governor's Mansion; saunter through the swinging doors of the Red Dog Saloon, the city's famous watering hole; or visit mighty Mendenhall Glacier, an impressive river of ice that is 12 miles long and 1.5 miles wide. (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
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The Casino at the Empire
The Casino at The Empire offers Las Vegas style glamour in London's West End. As London's largest casino, it is a one-stop destination with modern gaming, as well as drinking and dining.
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- Casino at The Empire is next to The Empire cinema directly situated on Leicester Square. It is just a 3 minute walk from Leicester Square tube station and is clearly signposted when exiting the underground. The Leicester Street entrance leads directly to our reception and has as an accessibility lift for wheelchair users and well as escalators.
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[JURIST] The US Department of Defense announced Tuesday that Deputy Secretary of Defense Gordon England [official profile] has concluded that 55 Guantanamo Bay detainees are eligible for transfer after reviewing the results of a second round [summary, PDF] of administrative review board (ARB) [DOD materials] hearings held at the US military prison between January 30, 2006 and December 6, 2006. The other 273 detainees whose cases were considered by an ARB will continue to be detained at Guantanamo Bay. According to a DOD press release [text]:
The ARB is a review process which provides an opportunity for the detainee to appear before and present information to a three-member board of military officers. The outcome, which is based primarily on current threat assessment and intelligence value of each detainee, can be to release, to transfer to the control of another country, or to continue to detain the detainee at Guantanamo for another year. ... More detainees have been released or transferred than remain in Guantanamo, underscoring the fact that the United States has put in place processes to assess each individual and make a determination about whether they may be released or transferred during the course of ongoing hostilities. This process is discretionary, administrative and is not required by the Geneva Convention or by U.S. or international law.


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Two Bedroom Condominium East 47th St Apartment Features:
This is a large 1400 SQFT two bedroom, Two Full Marble Bath residence. The Separate Kitchen has a bar as an opening to the living room which is perfect for entertaining. The MasterBedroom has two large closets, one of them a walk in.
The second bedroom has a big closet as well. The living room and Bedrooms are equipped with Herringbone wood floors.
The apartment enjoys Bright open Views.
Building Features: is a boutique and very private building with only two apartments per floor. The amenities of the building include a Bike Room; Laundry Room and Private Storage.
Prime Midtown location close to Grand Central Station, the United Nations Plaza, many great restaurants & shops. Near playgrounds, parks, transportation. Close to local transportation # 4,5,6, E, M subway lines. This slender 32-story spire has only 48 apartments, affording most residents a level of privacy quite rare in a high-rise.
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Today, the Warriors and adidas unveiled their new short sleeved uniforms. These are supposed to be lighter than the current uniforms and supposed to help make them move faster, like these speed holes in your car. We'll be the first team to try them out. I'm not a huge fan of shirts or jerseys or whatever, so I'll leave the opinion up to you guys as to whether or not they look good. One thing good about them, they made me forget about the losing streak.
Here's some pics from the photo galleries. Gallery links are further down.
A lighter shirt means Green's mouth can run twice as fast, getting twice as many opponents in technical foul trouble. Winner!
The court, shirt, shorts, socks, shoes... yellow overload!
I always wondered what the tint control on my TV was for.
Got any eyedrops? Anyway, the other common topic in today's stuff is the Charles Barkley comment about Curry and Klay not fitting together. Enjoy the stuff!
Sun, Feb 10
- Matt Steinmetz has a written response to Charles Barkley's comments that Curry and Klay can't play together.
Matt Steinmetz: Barkley: Warriors' backcourt can't play together
Mon, Feb 11
- Today, the Warriors held a press conference introducing this new lighter sleeved uniform. See video below for the full press conference. They'll debut against the Spurs on Feb 22.
Marcus Thompson II: The Warriors and adidas to Unveil Revolutionary New Uniform
Katie Dowd: Warriors will be first in NBA to sport sleeves
Deborah Petersen: Reaction: The Golden State Warriors add sleeves to their uniforms
Marcus Thompson II: Warriors unveil jersey with sleeves
CSN Bay Area Staff: Warriors to debut short-sleeved adidas jerseys Feb. 22
warriors.com: adidas, Warriors to Debut First-Ever Modern Short Sleeve NBA Uniforms
warriors.com: Photo Gallery 1 (at practice) | Photo Gallery 2 (at the press conference)
- Some Chandler Parsons quotes after the Rockets' practice.
Marcus Thompson II: Rockets F Chandler Parsons Calls Warriors' Reaction to Last Game "Ridiculous"
- KNBR, 95.7 FM Audio
8:51 min: 95.7 FM: Gary Payton on The Rise Guys
7:04 min: 95.7 FM: Al Attles on The Wheelhouse
14:39 min: 95.7 FM: Chris Mullin on The Drive
13:04 min: KNBR: Andrew Bogut with Tom Tolbert and Ray Ratto
14:55 min: KNBR: Mark Jackson with Tom Tolbert and Ray Ratto
17:26 min: KNBR: Steve Kerr with Tom Tolbert and Ray Ratto
Practice interview: Mark Jackson.
Practice interview bits: Mark Jackson, David Lee.
Warriors press conference unveils short sleeve NBA uniforms.
Trimmed down version of the press conference. The camera shows it in a more gold-like color.
Matt Steinmetz quick preview of tomorrow's Rocket's game.
Nothing but Stephen Curry 3's.
- Jarrett Jack did not practice today, and Mark Jackson isn't sure if he'll be ready to play in tomorrow's game.
Day | Date | Time | Opponent | TV | Radio |
Tue | Feb 12 | 7:30 PM | Rockets | CSNBayHD NBATV | KNBR 680 |
Tue | Feb 19 | 6:00 PM | @Jazz | CSNBayHD | KNBR 680 |
Wed | Feb 20 | 7:30 PM | Suns | CSNBayHD | KNBR 680 |
Fri | Feb 22 | 7:30 PM | Spurs | CSNBayHD ESPN | KNBR 680 |
Sun | Feb 24 | 12:30 PM | @Timberwolves | CSNBayHD | KNBR 680 |
Full broadcast schedule at warriors.com/schedule.


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US Health Map
With this interactive map, you can explore health trends in the United States at the county level for both sexes in:
- Life expectancy between 1985 and 2010.
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Zoom in or out with the + and – buttons, type a county name in the search field to locate a particular county, or use your cursor to hover over a county for more details. You can also click the play button in the lower-right corner to watch the map change over time. The reset button will clear all of your selections so you can start over.
Click here to download a list of major risk factors and their definitions.
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US Burden of Disease Collaborators. The state of US health, 1990-2010: burden of diseases, injuries, and risk factors [published online July 10, 2013]. Journal of the American Medical Association. DOI: 10.1001/jama.2013.13805.
Dwyer-Lindgren L, Freedman GD, Engell RE, Fleming TR, Lim SS, Murray CJL, Mokdad AH. Prevalence of physical activity and obesity in US counties, 2001-2011: a road map for action. Population Health Metrics. 2013; 11:7.
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Things to see and do with kids in Paris
Paris Kids Attractions
Paris might be the most romantic city in the world but it's also very well geared towards children so parents will find there are endless activities and attractions to enjoy as a family.
Take a walk to the top of the Eiffel Tower and marvel at the views over this glorious city, or head down the Champs Elysées for a spot of shopping, but beware the tourist traps. Kids will love the miles of beach along the shores of the Seine River and playing in the sun and splashing in the river has become a popular activity for families and children during the summer months. The Jardin des Tuileries is a great place to take the kids for a stroll and to let out some of their pent-up energy.
Paris is a haven for carousels, and you'll find them at various parks around the city, including the Parc du Champ de Mars, the Jardin Des Tuileries, and Luxembourg Gardens.
When the weather turns bad and outdoor activities are not an option, visit some of the exciting museums and indoor playgrounds dotted throughout this exciting city, such as the Ludimax, a giant indoor playground situated near St Germain-en Laye and Versailles, and the Aquaboulevard indoor waterpark.
Of course, kids won't let their parents forget the proximity of the magical Disneyland Paris and there are other famous amusement parks to visit, like the Parc Asterix and France Miniature.
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Noma Vouga died April 5, 2013, at her home in Hotchkiss. She was 95.
Noma Louise Booth was born in Clayton, N.M., June 7, 1917, to Lewis and Effie (Nealy) Booth. The family moved to Colorado in 1918. She attended Delta County schools, graduating from Paonia High School in 1935.
Mrs. Vouga enjoyed spending time with her family, especially during family gatherings in the mountains of Colorado.
She is survived by one daughter, Donna Sorenson of Hotchkiss; three grandchildren, Steve Coleman of Johnstown, Jamie Colwell of Alamosa and Mike Crawley of Elizabeth; six great-grandchildren; and two sisters, Billie Oravez of Boise, Idaho, and Jacque Kuta of Delta.
She was preceded in death by her two husbands, Donald Bennett and Ernest Vouga; and two sisters.
A memorial service will be held at a later date.
Arrangements are being handled by Sunset Mesa Funeral Directors' Delta Funeral Home.
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