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WOW...I'll also add that standard Colt factory parts are available and are somewhat cheaper.
But, COLT is not giving those away these days either.
So I guess folks building a 1911 say: "OK...do I buy the Colt Factory replacement part for $17.50 or should I go for the super~duper tool steel for $35.00" & being as Americans always seem to "opt" for the "biggest & the best" they kick out the extra bucks for the "BEST" part.
It's the same thing with nearly everything in the U.S.A. - everybody has to have the latest digital most "mega pixel" camera right up until the next "Even More Mega Pixel" camera hits the shelves and then the camera that WAS the greatest...a few months earlier....nobody wants anymore.
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Colville annexes regional
Top-ranked Colville High rolled through the Region 6/7 volleyball tournament at Chelan last Saturday, beating Cascade 25-15, 25-12, 25-20 and then downing Freeman (for the fourth time this season) in the regional championship, 25-21, 25-9, 25-19.
Jacy Vining had nine kills and six blocks for the Indians, and setter Leanna Carr added 27 assists in the Freeman win. In the win over Cascade, Carr had 31 assists and Benchwarmer's Athlete of the Week, Erin Little, added 10 blocks, eight ace serves and 20 kills in the two matches.
Pietroburgo, Carpenter lead Indians to second again
Saving their best race of the season for last, Colville High School's boy's cross-country team ran its way to second place at the Washington State Championship Saturday at Sun Willows Golf Course in Pasco.
In what have must have felt like déjà vu, the local harriers, led by senior Biagio Pietroburgo's fifth place and Kevin Carpenter's 8th place finish, annexed the runner-up spot behind Northeast A League rival Lakeside. It was Colville's second straight runner-up finish at Pasco.

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SUNNY ISLES BEACH, Fla. (AP) - A new condo tower on Sunny Isles Beach will include a sculpture by artist Helidon Xhixha in each unit.
The Miami Herald (http://hrld.us/K1fkrS ) reports the tower named Muse will feature a 47-story, 68-unit tower built on a less than one-acre site along Collins Avenue. It is expected to break ground in June.
Kevin Maloney, the founder and CEO of New York-based Property Markets Group, says the Albanian-born artist will consult with condo buyers and design a piece for each. He'll also provide artwork for the lobby and grounds.
The Herald says the 694-foot-high building will match the height of two other Sunny Isles Beach luxury projects - the Porsche Design Tower and Mansions at Acqualina. It will reach the maximum height allowed in the area by the Federal Aviation Administration.
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Stone leads deceptively with three soft songs, two of which are new tracks complete with clumsy protest swipes like "Oil powers the economy/Tax breaks for the Humvee." The album finally opens up on fourth track "Feel Free" with Canyon's layered guitars, lively drums and sweeping synthesizers. "Damn Shame" delivers a poppy kick only hinted at on ThirdShiftGrottoSlack, and "Clear Day Thunder" has grown so much someone should test for steroids. Even when songs like "Cahokian" and "Heart on the Ground" slow the set down, Canyon throws new instruments into the mix and tops the string-riddled LP versions. Canyon's support on Stone not only gives Farrar's solo material new life, but it also turns his solo career's best-of album into a better-than-ever album.


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In this country, Congress is the "handmaiden of [our] torture program . . . having granted amnesty to officials who may have violated the torture and war crimes provisions of our laws; allowing a defense for future abusers if they relied on legal advice; authorizing the president to redefine cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment; and permitting the use of evidence derived from torture or coercion," writes Michael Ratner, president of the Center for Constitutional Rights (emphasis added). The center is heavily involved in litigation against the Bush administration, particularly its contemptuous refusal to abide by the Geneva Conventions. Yet, as of this writing, the Democratic (so-called) leadership in Congress has yet to insist on a thoroughly penetrating investigation. Such an investigation cannot rely on the Justice Department, which has also been "a handmaiden" of tortureand Michael Dukasey, if he becomes attorney general, has made it clear that he believes we have to go beyond our present system of justice in dealing with terrorism.
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Photos and Description of this 2 bedroom holiday apartment in Fuengirola - Cristal Seafront Apartment
Car not necessary as apartment is right on the seafront
Cristal seafront apartment has the most wonderful Mediterranean sea views from the terrace - situated right on the seafront at Torreblanca, Fuengirola. The golden sandy Torreblanca beach has been awarded the European Blue flag for cleanliness on many occasions.
With 2 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms, the apartment is ideal for couples, families and friends who are looking for an extra comfortable apartment in the perfect beach front location. Dine on the terrace overlooking the Mediterranean Sea and relax on the comfortable chairs.
The beautiful Fuengirola Paseo Maritimo is right on your door step and is over 5 miles long and lined with trees with level access from the seafront.
Getting to the apartment from the airport is so easy and fast: once at Malaga airport why not catch the train. The new train station at the Airport Terminal 3 is now very close to the Arrivals Hall and the fare is 2 Euros. (Children under 6 years travel free). The trains run every 20 minutes and the journey takes 30 minutes - the trains are always on time. From Torreblanca Station it is just a 3 to 4 minute walk (slightly downhill) to the seafront apartment; you can actually see the apartment building from the station and save on taxis and car hire. Alternatively there are taxis waiting outside the airport, fare to Fuengirola is about 35 Euros and takes approximately 20 minutes.
A car is not essential as the apartment is right on the seafront. However should you wish to hire a car there are many local companies who will deliver to the apartment and all the National companies are at the airport. Parking is available on the seafront or directly behind the apartment.
Fuengirola is extremely family friendly and the Aqua Park is a great day out for all the family. The local Zoo, recently renamed Bio Parc Fuengirola is located just behind the New Town Hall - it is well worth a visit. During July and August it is open until midnight so that you can see the nocturnal animals.
The beautiful promenade which stretches from the Castle to Torreblanca is over 5 miles of beach and harbour - great for walking, jogging and cycling. Fuengirola was one of the original towns along the coast which existed well before the tourism boom with its narrow streets and lovely church. All the streets around the seafront are full of bars and restaurants.
CRISTAL apartment is at the quieter end of the seafront and there are many good restaurants and bars right on your doorstep. Just by the entrance to the building there is a small Deli and the Calypso Bar.
The apartment will be available from 14.00 on arrival day and be vacated by 11.00 on departure day unless other arrangements have been agreed. If you have an early arrival time I will do my best to have the apartment ready for you to go straight in on arrival. From the time of arriving at Malaga Airport you can usually be in the apartment and ready to start your holiday in just over an hour.
I will meet you at the apartment with the keys, show you around and answer any questions. During your holiday, I am always available if you need any assistance.
For internet access - there is FREE Wifi in the apartment and when out and about there are many areas in Fuengirola with free WiFi. Remember to bring your EHIC card, original card is required at the Health Centre/Hospital should treatment be necessary.
Travel insurance is also recommended for all members of your party.
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- Long-term Renters Welcome
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- suitable for elderly or infirm
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Hi Jenny, Just wanted to thank you for a fabulous stay at your lovely apartment. The photos don't do it justice. A home from home with everything you could need for holiday home comforts. We will definitely be back, sooner rather than later.
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The Clallam County Districting Commission seeks applicants for a districting master.
Applications can be picked up at 223 E. Fourth St., Room 150, Port Angeles, or downloaded under the "Current Issues" tab at www.clallam.net. Call 417-2233.
The deadline for submissions is 4:30 p.m. Friday, March 11.
Seminar on family history research
The Clallam County Genealogical Society hosts a seminar, "Family History Research in the Atlantic South: Virginia, Georgia and the Carolinas," from 8:30 a.m.-
3 p.m. Saturday, March 12, at the Dungeness Valley Lutheran Church, 923 Sequim Ave., Sequim.
Registration is $30 for members; $35 nonmembers; $35 at the door. Lunch, $8. For information and a registration form, call the CCGS Research Library at 417-5000 between 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday-Friday or visit www.olypen.com/ccgs.
Symphony rehearsal free to families
The Port Angeles Symphony invites children to bring their families to a dress rehearsal and special presentation about "Music Made in the USA" at 10 a.m. Saturday, March 12, at the Port Angeles High School Auditorium, 304 Park Ave., Port Angeles.
Children under 18 and their families are admitted free to this morning program. For details, call 457-5579.
Breakfast helps pay medical bills
The Sequim Guild for Seattle Children's Hospital invites the public to its third annual Pancake Breakfast from 8:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Sunday, March 13, at the Sequim Elks Club, 143 Port Williams Road.
A donation of $7 for adults and $4 for children is requested.
Proceeds will help provide medical services to families who cannot afford the cost of care provided to their children at Seattle Children's Hospital.
Friends of Fields hosts farmers' breakfast
Friends of the Fields sponsors a Farmers' Breakfast from 8 a.m.-noon Sunday, March 13, at the Sequim Prairie Grange, 290 Macleay Road, Sequim.
Cost is $12 for adults or $5 for children under 10. Proceeds benefit farmland preservation in Clallam County.
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Photographers show at Waterfront Gallery
The Waterfront Gallery hosts a reception for artists Jack and Linda Parcell from 5-8 p.m. Friday, March 11, at 120 W. First St., Port Angeles. Featured artists for March at the gallery, both Parcells are photographers and Linda Parcell also makes jewelry.
Nutritious meals focus of free program
Certified diabetes educator and registered dietician Christin Maks presents a free Working on Wellness program entitled "Choose Nutritious Meals: Let Color Be Your Guide" at 10 a.m. Saturday, March 12, in the second-floor conference room at Olympic Medical Park, 840 N. Fifth Ave., Sequim.
WOW is a program of Dungeness Valley Health & Wellness Clinic, Sequim's free clinic, open to patients Monday and Thursday evenings beginning at 5 p.m. at 777 N. Fifth Ave. Call 582-0218.
Accordion social
The Sequim Accordion Social will be held from 1-4 p.m. Sunday, March 13, at the Sequim Senior Activity Center, 921 E. Hammond St., Sequim. All accordion players are invited to bring their instruments.
A $2 admission is requested to pay for the room. Call 683-5620.
'Dine to Donate' for missing persons
Applebee's Neighborhood Grill and Bar invites the public to a "Dine to Donate" event to raise funds for the Susan Cox Powell Foundation from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. on Wednesday, March 16, at 130 River Road, Sequim. Diners who produce a "Dine to Donate" flier will have 15 percent of their bill — except for alcoholic beverages and gift cards — donated to the fund to assist families of missing persons. For information, visit www.susancoxpowellfoundation.org.
Senior menu
Here are the Sequim Senior Nutrition Site menus, served at 4:30 p.m. at Suncrest Village Retirement Apartments, 251 S. Fifth Ave. Suggested donation $3. Menus are subject to change. 24-hours reservation required. Call 683-8491.
Thursday March 10 — Cook's choice
Friday March 11 — Waldorf salad, roast pork, scalloped potatoes, Harvard beets, fruit crisp
Monday March 14 — Green salad, beef Burgundy, buttered noodles, zucchini, mixed berries with cream
Tuesday March 15 — Carrot raisin salad, turkey croquettes with mushroom rosemary gravy, steamed rice, steamed greens, baked apples
Wednesday March 16 — Green salad, chicken strips, oven roasted potatoes, broccoli, pudding
Electoral College discussed
The Electoral Reform Group presents results of a forensic examination of presidential elections since 1824 at 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 15, at the Port Angeles Library, 2210 S. Peabody St., Port Angeles. To reserve limited seating, call 681-0101.
'Seabirds of Midway Atoll' presentation
The Olympic Peninsula Audubon Society invites the public to its meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday, March 16, at the Dungeness River Audubon Center at Railroad Bridge Park, 2151 W. Hendrickson Road in Sequim.
Elston and Jackie Hill will present "Seabirds of Midway Atoll." Best known as the location of the 1942 Battle of Midway, the atoll supports 17 different species of seabirds, some rare. The presentation is free.
Boating safety class
The Coast Guard Auxiliary offers a two-day American Boating Safety Class from 5-8 p.m. Friday, March 18, and from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday, March 19, at Prairie Springs Assisted Living, 660 W. Prairie St., Sequim.
Cost is $25 for nonmem-bers of the Coast Guard Auxiliary and $12 for members.
Anyone age 35 or younger operating a powerboat with horsepower of 15 or more is required to have a Washington State Boater Education card.
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5 p.m. Saturday, March 19, in the sanctuary building of Sequim Community Church, 950 N. Fifth Ave., Sequim. No appointments required. Call Ree at 681-7205.
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Taranaki will field the same starting XV for two games in a row for the first time in 40 games when they face Hawke's Bay in Napier on Friday.
On a rare occasion when injuries have not cut into the options available, Taranaki coach Colin Cooper has grabbed hold of the chance to send the same men who ground out a 9-9 draw against Counties Manukau forward again.
It is a luxury he has not enjoyed since September 18, 2010, when Taranaki fronted for the union's 125th jubilee match against Canterbury.
The only change for the playing squad comes on the bench where Toa Halafihi comes in for Leighton Price in a broad hint the second-row will be asked to front for 80 minutes on Wednesday against Waikato.
"It gives us a bit better balance off the bench as well," said Taranaki assistant coach Leo Crowley.
"That means Blade [Thomson] will give us cover at lock."
No matter how they try and put the issue to one side and concentrate on Hawke's Bay, the fact they have three games in 10 days will have an influence on the tight five selections, especially.
"They are going to struggle to get 80 minutes in every game, so matter how you look at it, it gives us better balance and puts Leighton on ice for Waikato," added Crowley.
There was no temptation to make changes, with the coaching staff reasonably happy with the way the starting side fronted against Counties Manukau.
"At the end of the day we put what we thought was our strongest side out against Counties," explained Crowley.
"While we feel we didn't really fire a shot in a lot of ways, even though we competed really well, we didn't quite nail it, so why wouldn't we put the same side out and try and do that?"
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Hawke's Bay: tbc
Taranaki: 15 Codey Rei, 14 Seta Tamanivalu, 13 Charlie Ngatai, 12 James Marshall (c), 11 Waisake Naholo, 10 Marty McKenzie, 9 Jamison Gibson-Park, 8 Blade Thomson, 7 Berny Hall, 6 Mitchell Crosswell, 5 James Broadhurst, 4 Riki Hoeata, 3 Angus Ta'avao, 2 Rhys Marshall, 1 Mitchell Graham.
Replacements: 16 Timo Tutavaha, 17 Sione Lea, 18 Toa Halafihi, 19 Doug Tietjens, 20 Warwick Lahmert, 21 Jackson Ormond, 22 Beaudein Waaka.
Date: Friday, August 22
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The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center in Hawaii also said a destructive Pacific Ocean-wide tsunami was not expected.
Some cell-phone communications were knocked out in the Araucania region where the quake was centered, 370 miles (595 kilometers) south-southwest of the capital, Santiago.
The U.S. Geological Survey said the epicenter was about 45 miles (70 kilometers) away from the provincial capital of Temuco, which has a population of about 250,000.
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When the first temblor struck, people in several coastal cities quickly moved for higher ground, abandoning some shopping centers entirely.
Residents of the region have fresh memories of the magnitude-8.8 quake and resulting tsunami on Feb. 27, 2010, that killed at least 521 people and left 200,000 homeless.
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NEW YORK (MainStreet) You can expect 40% of the U.S. workforce to be freelancers (or more technically, "independent contractors" by the year 2020.
"Traditional employment will no longer be the norm, replaced by contingent workers such as freelancers and part-time workers," Intuit said back in 2010. "The long-term trend of hiring contingent workers will continue to accelerate, with more than 80% of large corporations planning to substantially increase their use of a flexible workforce."
By hiring freelancers on (mostly) a project basis, companies can better control workflow and not having to dig into reserves to pay for such things as employee health insurance and employer-based retirement plans.
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Freelancers, meanwhile enjoy flexible schedules, no commute (in most cases) and have leverage salaried employees don't have, including a lower risk of losing all their income to a layoff or downsizing campaign, since most freelancers have multiple clients and can more easily absorb the loss of a single client.
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Salaried workers are intrigued by the freelance lifestyle. "Career goals for contemporary professionals are changing and many are choosing self-employment in order to control the type of work assignments they pursue (67%), to have a greater sense of flexibility and work-life balance (64%) and to follow a passion (59%)," the study says.
A graying workforce? Freelancers "skew older in age than the overall workforce," the report adds. More than half of the survey respondents were boomers ages 51-66 (51%); another one-third were Gen Xers, ages 35-50 (30%); and only 4% were millennials, under the age of 35. That could be good news for younger workers, as more baby boomers leave the corporate world for the contractor life, opening up new, better-paid positions for the Gen X and millennial generations.
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Sorry this happened but you have received good advice and although this is terrible, you did catch one break here.The affair is already exposed to OM family and wife caught them so at least for now you do not have to worry about OM trying to steal your wife. As a matter of fact, the text that came very quickly about not contacting him again shows she was just a piece of ass for him. He is not in fog.!!! So at least temporarily here you do not have to worry about him trying to lure her back in, but don't fall asleep stay alert.
If you read some of the other threads you will see what happens when the WW knows you want to R at all costs. You will continue to get disrespected, humiliated, and you will get nowhere. This fear of driving her to him Is silly . She was already there and would go hang him tomorrow if she had not been caught. And with her view and blame shifting to you that justifies to her what she did, there will be another OM out there. Your MC is a total waste of time if she does not commit that she wants to be married to you and not live the single life. Do you want to be in an open marriage that you had no say in , because tHat is where you will be if you put R as your goal before you get your demands to stay met, and they need to be demands, not requests.
Actions have consequences, right now she has none other than you begging her to love you / that will not work!
Get an attorney, tell her to get one and file the initial papers .
Lastly, do not use your child as an excuse . Millions of kids of D survive and do fine. Don't you think it will negatively effect the child watching her Dad get treated like this. And especially when Mom begins the next affair or renews this one.
You can post and ask for opinion but what you need to do will not change and only you can do it
[This message edited by Badhurt at 5:44 AM, June 24th (Tuesday)]
The second situation is when divorce is in full swing and the two of you need to get counsel on how to best deal with the kids and the dissolution.
Since neither applies to your situation, do not go there. It would be more damaging to you. Most marriage counselors perceive their role to keep couples together, much of your counseling sessions would probably be devoted to "what was missing in the marriage." You do not need a "professional" adding shit to you already overloaded sandwich.
Focus on yourself at this point, Do what is best for your healing. Individual counseling might help you. I wish I could have allowed myself to do the IC thing, but I am one of those macho men that will not. Make your life not dependent on her. Schedule things for yourself. What helped me most was physical things. I got in shape and also took up hiking in the mountains. I also reconnected with friends.
I did all that for me, but it also had a very big effect on the WW. I became much more attractive. DO NOT work on you to bring her back--do it for you. So many newly betrayed focus entirely on bringing the wayward back to them. You do not control them and cannot make them do anything. Just work on you and then you will be in a position to be there for your kids and any future relationship.
My travels occurred many years ago and I did not have this site or any other similar resource to help me on the road to recovery. I had to do it all on my own. You are able to benefit from a collective wisdom that should be invaluable to you. Take advantage and your road will be much shorter and less painful than mine was.
The bottom line is YOU WILL GET THROUGH THIS one way or another. Let go of the strong desire to bring her along on your recovery. She will either try to jump aboard to help you or she will not. If you put yourself in a position where your recovery depends on her, much pain will be in your future---beyond what is necessary for a healthy recovery.
The only way to fix this is to be tough and show tough love to your wayward wife.
Because your wife has already left your marriage.
Because she does not love you.
Because she is selfish and has put her desires above you, the marriage and the kids.
Your family is already broken. Not destroyed but broken.
The only person that can fix this is your wife.
Until she understands why she made such poor decisions, lied to you and cheated on you there is not a damn thing you can do to repair the marriage.
I urge you to show her tough love. To let her know what a life without you in it and the kids 50% of the time feels like.
Sure she might divorce you.
But if you become the confident man that will not put up with her selfish behavior and selfish decisions then she just might realize what she is losing.
The other side of the coin when "anger" sets in is that you realize you can do better.
And right now doing better than your wife is not too hard.
Go see an attorney. Know your rights. Split your finances.
Show your wife that you are not afraid to move on without her.
Keep posting.
For now, at least, I think I'm going to wait on any decision regarding a separation.
The best thing so far has been reading the 180. I've spent the past week crying and trying to convince her that we do have a good marriage. I'm done with that. It's time to be strong.
Honestly, I wouldn't kick her out just yet either. IMHO it's a little too new for that as it's only been a week and I don't think she's even remotely faced her consequences yet. Start showing her the consequences and see what her reactions are. It's never too early to get your ducks in a row IF it should come to that (see my post from yesterday).
Once you see what her reactions are, then you will know if you need to S or D.
How are you feeling today? What's going on with you?
A second theme is that you cannot nice her back. It's up to her to fix her own feelings and realize her A was the biggest mistake of her life. If you are nice to her, don't let her know how you feel, she pays no consequences at home.
Unles and until she gives up on the wonderful ness of her A and AP, who immediately kicked her to the curb--not the first time it's happened to OWs-- there is simply no hope of reconciliation.
Your M has permanently changed. You'll never trust her quite the same again. She can't ever let things slide and put her on the slippery A slope. Lots of work, anger, resentment, triggers, etc are in your future.
In short, the word is DETACH. Let her know you'll do just fine without her around. Whether this is in house 180 or physical separation doesn't matter so much as your ability to be content with yourself- which is the purpose,of the 180. If she doesn't pick up on that change in you, she's checked out. And you'll know it.
1) No More "Nicing her"
2) Detach and execute 180. Modify it to your situation. You don't have to follow it exactly. Think of it is a guideline on how to detach.
3) Look into therapy for yourself and you kids. Look into prescription for sleep and handling anxiety if it becomes overwhelming. Try your best to eat, drink, sleep.
4) Read all info in the Healing Library and our stories. Learn, research, attain knowledge on infidelity and knowledge. You will be very surprised how much of a common script cheaters follow. It can be very predictable.
5) Talk to a lawyer to get familiar with your rights and the process of divorce. You don't have to file immediately, just know that knowledge is power. If after divorce is filed and she is served that there is a require waiting period before it becomes final, work that into your own "watching her actions" time frame. (DO NOT LET YOUR WIFE KNOW YOU ARE MEETING WITH LAWYERs!!! Had to edit and add that. I cannot stress this enough. If she is looking to scrub herself clean of guilt and fault for the affair she WILL file before you do to save face and make it look like you are at fault.)
6) Look into filling your free time with activities, reconnecting with friends, joining clubs, new hobbies, etc., etc. Anything to keep you from staying stagnant in emotional limbo.
Once you get a specific regimen decided that works for you on handling your emotions and the day to day you will begin to feel a little more control of the situation. The goal here is to get mental and physical strength back. The more you do, the more you will know what you need to do regarding separation, reconciliation, divorce, etc. You really can't make decisions like these without some clarity.
Especially read up the differences between regret and remorse, and also gas-lighting and blame shifting. The sooner you can mentally defend yourself from her bullshit, the better you can avoid the attempted mind fucking from her.
[This message edited by Jduff at 10:28 AM, June 24th (Tuesday)]
The best thing so far has been reading the 180. I've spent the past week crying and trying to convince her that we do have a good marriage. I'm done with that. It's time to be strong.
If she separates, she still owes her part of the money on the house, the kids etc. Too many times, separation for the WS just means, wow, now I can have my fun, no more worried about getting caught etc.
She needs to stop having the affair, while living in your home. You cannot nice her back to the marriage because the WW is so in a fog of unreality, there is no common sense and no talking to them.
So why bother being nice.
The 180, and she needs to stop the affair while living there. You do not have an open marriage and you are not going to be disrespected while she is living there while she plays around with some other guy.
TS for her if she doesnt like it.
Women seem to be quicker to leave their marriages than men. Most married men will cling to their marriages like grim death instead of leaving. So when I got to the part in your post about your wife wanting to leave you for her married man, I laughed out loud because I knew he'd stay in his marriage and wasn't going anywhere. Sure enough, your next sentence confirmed that. Jeez, I think I've been reading these boards WAY too long - it's all so predictable to me.
Anyway, why would you want to reconcile with someone who was all set to LEAVE you for her creepy married boyfriend??? The only reason she's still in the house with you is because she got dumped by him and told to go scratch.
It has nothing to do with 'fog' or any of that. It has everything to do with her using you at this point because she has nowhere to go.
You know what?
When someone shows you who they ARE, believe them.
I don't know why you think therapy is going to magically make all her gooshy feelings for her married Romeo suddenly disappear and make her fall madly back in love with you. Baltimore. She may be acting like a horse's ass, but you can't control someone's feelings.
As others have said, women don't respect weak men so cut out the nice guy crap - it's just making you look desperate.
Show her the boot.
But to do so, you'd have to file for D, and I rather doubt you are there yet. You may be, and I'd advise a meeting with a lawyer to learn your rights and responsibilities re kids, custody, visitation, support, health insurance. The rest can wait.
Oh would her mother and gf's be furious......I can see many minutes of cell phone time, Facebook time, etc., being wasted debating her conduct and providing recommendations for her future.
You must be tough. She will not respect begging or weakness. Let her know she can seriously work on the marriage or leave.
But the 180 has taught me that I need be strong.
You may not be ready for separation but she is already mentally and physically separated from you . If you do not see some major changes, you will now be the babysitter for your wife while she does what she wants.
You have no power here but as others have said you do have legal rights and just like SAHM you can make it uncomfortable for her.
Until then you better hope the OM and his wife continue well on their R or your wife will be back in bed with him
Most importantly, I don't want to jump the gun because it will be too confusing for my kiddos.
This is exactly where I am today. Keeping her around so she can have her cake and eat it too isn't helping anyone. Our therapy starts soon, this is the first thing we will need to iron out.
Stay strong Baltimore.
Therefore, since we are receiving a kingdom that cannot be shaken, let us be thankful, and so worship God acceptably with reverence and awe, for our God is a consuming fire. Hebrews 12:29
I've implemented the 180 and haven't cried in front of her in two days. It feels good to be strong again.
The roller coaster is the hard part. And I'm not the only one on the roller coaster. Some days she tries to hold me, some days she doesn't. Some days she tells me she loves me, some days she doesn't. Some days she calls me multiple times, some days she doesn't call me at all. Some days she wants us to move away for a new beginning, some days she doesn't mention it at all.
On the days she seems distant, she is rethinking how fun the affair is and is too guilty to say she loves you. Possibly seeing OM on those days. A mindset for that day.
This is so much like an alcoholic acts. The days they are sorry they are sick of drinking and what to start all over and never look back.
On a day they feel better and they start to think about having that first beer. They distance themselves from people who know they shouldnt drink. They go off and have that first beer and the 20 more. And dont show up until the next day.
No difference.
On her sorry days, just ask her what the hell she wants.
Dont argue or anything. A simple question that should not talk a long discussion to get a short simple answer from her.
Otherwise continue on with what you're doing. Getting better always feels great, because you are starting to feel in charge of your life again.


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Tolbert's successful two-point conversion run with 41 seconds left lifted Jerry Rice's squad to a 22-21 win and capped an impressive day for the Panthers' short-statured, big-bellied fullback.
In addition to the winning conversion, Tolbert ran down Kansas City defensive tackle Dontari Poe to save a touchdown on a long interception return. Tolbert also ran three times for 14 yards, including a 7-yard gain in the second quarter on which he knocked Panthers linebacker Luke Kuechly back a couple of yards.
The only way Tolbert's day could have been more complete would have been if he'd managed to squeeze in a visit to Pearl Harbor or a snorkeling trip to Hanauma Bay.
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Tolbert was one of seven Panthers players in Hawaii, and his designation as a fullback raised some eyebrows in the small media contingent that covered the week's proceedings. A couple of reporters saw Tolbert's regular-season stats – 361 rushing yards, 184 receiving yards and seven combined touchdowns – and argued he wasn't a bona fide, blocking fullback.
Tolbert, 5-foot-9 and 245 pounds, has never fit nicely into any category. He was a high school fullback and linebacker in the Atlanta area who went to Coastal Carolina outside Myrtle Beach when the big schools showed little interest.
Tolbert never rushed for more than 800 yards in a season at Coastal Carolina before signing as an undrafted free agent with San Diego in 2008.
He has never looked the part of a chiseled professional athlete, but his soft exterior belies a hardened work ethic.
"I'm the type of football player that goes (hard) every play. It's just how I'm built, my makeup," Tolbert said. "I've always been short or I've always been fat or I've always been slower. So I've got to ball out."
While most of the country was watching the Grammys, the drafted players in the reconstituted Pro Bowl put on a pretty good show themselves.
It will never be confused with real football, and a steady rain and steady stream of turnovers made for a sloppy game through the first three quarters, but at least they got the ending right.
Dallas running back DeMarco Murray's 20-yard touchdown catch pulled Team Rice within a point in the final minute. Overtime – and missed flights off the island – loomed.
Panthers coach Ron Rivera, however, having received the go-ahead from "alumni captain" Rice the day before, never wavered. The man who became "Riverboat Ron" for his calculated risk-taking – his words – during the regular season kept his offense on the field.
In two goal-to-go situations during the Panthers' playoff game against San Francisco on Jan. 12, Tolbert and quarterback Cam Newton failed to gain a yard on two carries apiece. With Newton across the field on the Team Sanders sideline, he wasn't an option.
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Panthers offensive coordinator Mike Shula initially called for a running play, with Tolbert serving as the lead blocker. After prodding from a handful of players on the sideline, Shula went with the "fullback belly."
"You're at the 2-yard line, and you'd like to believe you can get 2 yards if you need it," Rivera said. "It's a play that we have in our playbook, and the fullback being Mike Tolbert, it was an obvious play for us."
Tolbert took the handoff from Chiefs quarterback Alex Smith and barreled in for the two points that sent players from Rice's side back to the mainland with the winner's share of $53,000 (members of the losing team banked $26,000).
Tolbert mimicked Newton's Superman pose in the end zone, and Newton said it was weird seeing his Panthers teammates celebrating.
Tolbert is the least expensive piece of the Panthers' pricey, three-member running back committee. Signed through 2015 with a cap figure of $3.3 million in 2014, he is a bargain compared to Jonathan Stewart, who carries a cap number of $5.5 million this year, and DeAngelo Williams ($6 million).
Tolbert has never complained publicly about playing time or asked for more carries. He keeps things loose in the locker room with his impersonations of general manager Dave Gettleman and his self-deprecating humor.
Based on how his first game in Hawaii turned out, the player known as the Human Bowling Ball wants to go Pro Bowling again.
"This was a great experience," he said. "So it means I need to work that much harder so I can make it back."
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