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So those pics of the sliding backsplash with storage behind really caught my attention. Has anyone here put one in or seen one in person?
My latest crazy idea is to use deep cabs on my short 69 inch wall and use the space in the wall between studs to make some storage areas for the mixer, blender, and maybe charging station. The "wall" of backsplash would still make a 24 inch deep countertop with the storage behind. The reality of this is what's tripping me up. I can always just pull the cabs forward and use standard ones to reduce costs. And I know that wall is not load bearing. But I can't figure out the sliding door part. I'd prefer to keep it flush to look neat, but I can't seem to find a good solution. I want to have some sort of plan to discuss with our GC before I bring it up. He's a great guy and I'm sure he'll be open to trying if I have a starting place. I need to have him come for a detailed estimate in the next few weeks, planning for a May remodel with inflexible dates so I need to get all my ducks lined up. Any suggestions? |
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Won't one half by necessity have to be in front of the other, if you want the whole distance to be accessible? The only other thing I've seen is that marble wall slider and if memory serves, the center of the wall was the cubby and the one sliding panel could go back and forth in front of either set-back side. Seems like that way you could have a centered, about 20" cubby to have room on either side for sliding and framing, etc? |
- Posted by williamsem (My Page) on Sun, Aug 5, 12 at 19:28
I don't necessarily need access to a lot of space at once, especially if I divide it up into sections. I'm very stubborn sometimes. I want a flush backsplash when it's all closed up. I found some lateral door hinges that look promising, but they are $85 per door. Might be worth it if I get reasonable quotes for the rest of the project. Maybe there is something that can slide up behind the upper cabinet? I have a hard time finding odd hardware pieces. I can find plenty of tile, but hardware is proving more difficult. |
Like a tambour door kind of thing? Or are you thinking of something solid that could slide straight up behind the cabinet? That'd be kinda nifty if you could work it out... |
- Posted by hollysprings (My Page) on Sun, Aug 5, 12 at 20:15
Furniture pocket doors just like on a TV armoire that slide into the adjacent room would be your best bet if you want flush. To get any real width to the storage space though, you would need to install a header into the studs just like with a window opening. Otherwise, you'd be limited to around 13" by the time the door slid back. Plus, the studs would be unfinished and need some type of finishing to look good from the room on the other side. This would work best if the adjacent room was a pantry with a counter that the appliances could sit on, yet be pulled forward into the kitchen when the doors slid back. |
I remember seeing a post with pictures. are you going to try it? |
- Posted by mrsmortarmixer (My Page) on Sun, Aug 5, 12 at 20:31
You could easily do one that slides behind the cabinets straight up. It would have to be set in tracks and then I'm thinking either a pulley system hooked to a switch or a gear system. This is my husband's forte and he's not at home to ask, but I think your only problem is going to be the weight of the stone if you go with marble. It might be hard to find something small that will lift that much weight, plus attaching it to the stone without sacrificing the integrity of the stone. We did something very similar with a chicken coop door but it weighs a lot less than marble. |
- Posted by williamsem (My Page) on Sun, Aug 5, 12 at 20:33
Deedles, this is the top contender so far, but my search is slowed by my severe lack of technical knowledge in this area (hard to find the right search terms). I had considered tambour doors, but I am not fond of that striped look they have. I was hoping there is some sort of solid door that might be able to slide up behind the cabinet above. Hollysprings, those armoire type doors might be an avenue to investigate. Unfortunately there is a half bath on the other side of that wall. That pantry idea would be fantastic! In my hypothetical dream house the pantry has some of those shelves and some of the shallow shelves that have doors at the back that open to the kitchen. I don't need terribly large spaces, but that Kitchenaid is no dainty flower. Might have to break out the measuring tape on that. Armoire doors also need a lot of space to open, might have to mock tht up to see if it is doable or if it might cause issues with items and space to move things into to open the door. I may also have one section that has pipes in it. I need to drill some exploratory holes this coming weekend when DH is working. They will match the holes I put in the soffits :-) |
Here is a link that might be useful: Lateral door hinge
- Posted by mrsmortarmixer (My Page) on Sun, Aug 5, 12 at 22:09
What about out and back movements like this? Also, this site has a lot of interesting hinges and hardware http://www.wwhardware.com/door-lift-systems-lid-and-flap-stays/ |
What about Mrsmortermixers idea... a slide up 'coop' door that went behind the cabs? And yes, plumbing might be eating up your storage space anyway. Good idea to check out what's in there... |
- Posted by williamsem (My Page) on Sun, Aug 5, 12 at 22:36
MrsMM, that's a good idea. Not sure what the backsplash will be, but it will not be stone. If I can find hardware, I will work the backsplash to be compatible. When MrMM comes back, can you ask him what that type of track is called? I would imagine a handle or finger groove would be used to raise the panel. Though a pulley may be useful to keep it open, could put a hook and loop on it. Hmm, if they slid up, I could build up the door front to look flush with the anchored track parts. Might mean a different look for that area as I an considering a seamless BS part of the way up, but it's also not an area with any water access or cooking. Other ideas? I'm gonna be crushed if this ends up costing eleventy bazillion dollars, but won't know for a bit. |
- Posted by hollysprings (My Page) on Mon, Aug 6, 12 at 0:35
Wall cabinets are screwed to the wall. There isn't any room "behind" them that you could slide any doors unless you create VERY sturdy boxes to attach to the wall and then attach the cabinets to. Even then, you would have limited space in the hollow box in which to have a door slide up. And the sides of the installation would look kinda peculiar. |
- Posted by mrsmortarmixer (My Page) on Mon, Aug 6, 12 at 3:08
Do you want instructions for a automatic (hooked to electric and a control) or just a pull the string type? The electric type is run by a reversible motor, like automatic car windows. You'd need a wiring chart and the motor (usually $50-100+ depending on weight) as well as basic wiring parts. For a manual lift, metal or wood rails on either side of the backsplash to hold it vertical. Attach your string/cable/chain to the backsplash and attach a pulley at the top. Run your cable over the pulley and back out some strategically placed hole. Our small coop has a manual door with a cable through a pulley and we just tie it around a nail and untie it leaving enough cable that it doesn't spring back to the coop. And suddenly this idea comes to mind. What about the cord locks on blinds? You could easily retrofit that into the side or underneath a cabinet. The underneath would be an easy place to hide the lock and then you could run your string through the upper cabinet so it would be hidden. The just have a nail or pin that could hold the excess string out of the way. The only downside to either idea is that it would require you to build out your wall behind the wall cabinets. Depth would depend on your material. |
Hollysprings is right for the slide up approach... the cabs would have to be built out... of course you could have the exposed side made to whatever depth so you would have a finished look. Is there any way that you could have 30" deep base cabs and build the backsplash storage 'forward' of the wall? |
To slide up, you either build out the cabinet or frame out an opening in the wall and install lots of blocking behind the cabs so the door can slide up into the wall. Might be easier to slide down behind the lower cabs--it's easy to pull cabs out. You could also alternate your sliding panels with very shallow surface-mounted cubby/shelving units on the backsplash for spices and such. Then the doors could slide sideways behind the cubbies. |
My friend has sliding granite for her stove area/spice storage. I will see if I can get some details and photos for you. Not sure if they are flush when closed. I just can't recall. |
Kind of like what Marcolo is talking about: (I know it's a headboard but the slide-y/cubby thing) That's actually a really good idea. |
- Posted by williamsem (My Page) on Mon, Aug 6, 12 at 21:08
Some great advice! My original intention was to capture the few inches in the wall and add to it the extra inches from deeper cabinets (or ones pulled forward with support for the counter). This would entail either building out the uppers, which now seems like a direction that may not be so good, or extra deep uppers, which may be $$$$. I had hoped to be able to slide a door behind built out uppers, but it seems that clashes with reality. So that leaves slide-down doors, lateral hinge doors, alternating doors with cubbies (another great suggestion from Marcolo!), or tambour doors. And the mystery mechanism from claybabe's friend. My gut feeling is that while slide down doors would be a good solution since I would need to use standard depth cabs pulled out, which is good for the wallet, they may be tricky. Do they make a mechanism like a screen door where the latch would hold it up until a button is pushed, then it allows the door to slide back up over it from the bottom before locking? Still loving the idea of lateral hinges, but the only price I found so far was $85 per set, so a little pricey, but maybe doable since it is only a few doors. I have no idea from the technical diagrams if this type of installation is possible. Need to get a professional opinion on that one. The doors/cubbies may be an easier answer, though a different look than I first envisioned. It would be a great solution should I find pipes in one section, as that would obviously be the shelving area between the part of the niches that extend out from the wall. Built in shelves? What a nice idea! But wait! Not just shelves, cubbies too! I did see an interesting pic online somewhere of tambour doors side by side along a stretch of cabinets. It looked nicer than I anticipated. Might have to toss them back in the running. Might get a better sense of what may work when I take a look in the wall. Additional discussion, ideas, and random thoughts still welcome! |
- Posted by hollysprings (My Page) on Mon, Aug 6, 12 at 22:50
Base cabinets have to be fastened to the wall too. So any slide down type of door would have the same issue as a slide up door. However, you could do sections of a larger cabinet in the middle where the sides were securely fastened. One of those rise up TV mechanisms could work for that to bring a mixer or blender up and down. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Hardware Hut TV lift
- Posted by palimpsest (My Page) on Mon, Aug 6, 12 at 23:25
I think you really need to think a Lot about what this would really be used for. I know Mick DeGiulio incorporates these. (usually sliding stone slabs), but it seems kind of gimmicky to me, and one of those things that might be more trouble than it's worth in terms of expense and engineering. If you want it for the gimmick appeal, thats fine, but I think of all those things like the in-the-wall paper towel holders that no longer hold standard rolls (too fat), the pop out of the wall toasters that can't be fixed, the Nutone Food Center, the giant built in radio-intercoms and all those things that seem really cool but end up not being used, are replaced by or different technology and are able to be adapted to other uses. The earlier version of that TV elevator was actually for a tube TV. What are people doing with Those TV lifts and specialized cabinets now, I wonder? I wonder how many of Mick's heavy stone slabs get left in the open position most of the time? |
- Posted by palimpsest (My Page) on Mon, Aug 6, 12 at 23:41
...those specialized things that are Not able to be adapted to other uses. |
I think capturing backsplash space is a great idea, because vertical space is too often ignored. Ever since women entered the workforce, the kitchen industry has lost a lot of interest in cooking efficiency; it now defines efficiency as snacking, drinking soda and loading the DW with maximum speed. However, to pal's point, I'd be leery of things that disappear behind walls or cabinets. Once they break, they're very hard to fix. |
Why wouldn't you just do doors that are hinged on top and are flush against the base of the uppers when open? |
- Posted by quirkykitchen (My Page) on Tue, Aug 7, 12 at 21:47
I think it's a great idea. The best one I've seen in person had sliding doors made of a copper screen framed by about 1.5" copper band. But they weren't as deep as you seem to want. Here's a video someone posted last year of vintage storage ideas. The sliding doors are shown at 10:58. (Love many of the ideas in this kitchen!) |
Here is a link that might be useful: vintage kitchen storage ideas
"However, to pal's point, I'd be leery of things that disappear behind walls or cabinets. Once they break, they're very hard to fix." When I read this I thought of the window in the car when it breaks in the 'down' position. Big pain to tear the door apart and get to the works. |
- Posted by williamsem (My Page) on Tue, Aug 7, 12 at 22:35
That video was neat. Definitely what I imagine a GW kitchen from the era being, if there was a GW back then. And a first aid center! That was recently discussed here. Did everyone have custom cabinets back then? |
- Posted by williamsem (My Page) on Tue, Aug 7, 12 at 22:46
Well, I guess the doors sliding down might not be the answer. I know I would eventually break it, so fixability is helpful. The main reason I haven't really considered doors the just fold up is the space lost on top. It would reduce the usable height of the space. Might be worth investigating though, see what is out there. Do bifold doors come that size? |
Folding up doors seem not as useful as sliders. What if you are cooking and have a counter full of food and prep stuff and you have to move things to allow for the door to swing open? |
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Scorpio Man and Aquarius Woman Compatibility
Famous Scorpio-Aquarius Couple: Owen Wilson and Sheryl Crow
It's hard for an outsider to know what's going on in this relationship because it's one of the most self-contained, exclusionary combinations. What you have is two people with exceptionally strong wills who have agreed to compromise their wills — at least temporarily — for an ulterior purpose. These two god-like individuals do not ordinarily compromise. There is nothing warm, cute, or fuzzy about them. So whatever brings them together has to be very compelling. Perhaps it is just that they finally meet someone they consider an equal. It's like two teenagers playing chicken in a car. Secretly each one can't believe that they've met their match. No one in their right mind should mess with a Scorpio and it is gospel that it is utterly impossible to control an Aquarius. You can see immediately that this relationship will either function at a very high level or it will deteriorate rapidly into a war of control and wills.
How to Attract a Scorpio Man as an Aquarius Woman: Just the fact that you think you can handle him is enticement enough. He's used to stalking, but not the kind of mental stalking that you're capable of. You can easily out-think him and you might as well get in practice from the beginning because you will need every advantage you can conjure. If he's interested in you, he's interested in your power, not your "feminine aspects." Scorpios like to mate with something that they want to incorporate into their arsenal. If this sounds like a laboratory experiment, it is, and you know it.
How to Attract an Aquarius Woman as a Scorpio Man: Well, to begin with, you might as well be as rude and crude as you are capable of being. No reason to hold back on the shock and awe. She loves to be shocked, and if you're lucky, you might awe her. It's your power she's interested in. Show your self-mastery and by all means, keep yourself under control. You are playing with a mind that fascinates you but that you will never control. See if you can get on her radar screen and let the games begin.
Degree of Romance: Romance is hardly the question. Where is all the power? And what are we going to do with it?
Degree of Passion: For these two signs, passion is a waste of time. It is actually viewed as a weakness. To be passionate would be to render one's self vulnerable.
Degree of Friendship: After the war-room games are settled, and one of them has attained a slight edge over the other (depends upon individuals and circumstances), these two can actually be great comrades-in-arms, which is as close to friendship as they will ever get. Each sign has a constant edge on it, calculating advantages and options for power moves. If they agree to ally against the world, they'll make a formidable gridiron of defensive and offensive strategies. With an ally like this, who needs friends?
Degree of Marriage: These two play for keeps. They may be one of the few pairs that can ignore the realities and just live together under the sacred bond of trust. Not to overly idealize Scorpio and Aquarius, but the bond of trust is likely to be spelled out this way: "If you leave me, I will destroy you and everything you care about." You see, these two speak the same language.
Progression of Relationship: Slam bam thank you ma'am? If these two find a match in one another, they will both drive relentlessly for closure, each one moving to forestall other possibilities, to close off other options, and seal the deal. It's like making a contract with the Godfather.
Sex: The secret glue that coerces each one to give a little and compromise is their sexual connection, which is probably going to be impossible for others to understand. There is something thrilling about not being able to really ever possess the other person. Many issues are worked out in the bedroom through kinky games and real commando stand-offs. If you're not an Aquarius or a Scorpio, don't go there. But if you really must know, it's the Aquarius who will win and dominate — and believe it or not, Scorpio will love it.
When It's Over: This is one relationship that's likely to end very badly. There will be no victor, and the spoils may be destroyed as well in a cold fury of retaliation. It might be best to realize this going into this relationship, so you lock down some assets and territory for your own private domain that the other person can't ever get to. That you can do this and still have the degree of self it takes to make this relationship work is one of the paradoxes.
Our Rating: 11/10
1,003 Responses to Scorpio Man and Aquarius Woman Compatibility
Do any of you ladies feel that most times we aquarian women end up being single because of our own stubbornness and fixed attitude for refusing to settle down with anything less than we expect from our partners?Do you think having high standards has jeopardized our chances of settling down with a man ?Do you sometimes feel that this screening process is more of a curse to our sign? Do you sometimes wish to have a more flexible attitude? Would any of you ladies compromise with your expectations for the sake of getting married or to be in relationship?
Wow lightskinned!!! I guess you did listenbut maybe I told you a little too much. But anyway good advice. Ladies nobody knows the games that scorpios play better than us. If you have a good one he will probably tell what to expect up front. I wont give up too much info on the our secrets but I will tell you that if you tell him everything. Even the little stuff just to show him that he can trust you then he will eventually open up completely. Always remember that with us trust is everything. It can male or break the rest of our lives. Just ask yourself before you do or say something. Will these make him trust me less. Oh and before I go that little overprotective thing thats only because we know that we are a top of the line sign and the one we choose as a mate is and will be one too. And actually we feel that no other man is good enough to talk to you. Or I could be wrong maybe we are jealous but it sounded romantic right?
Patience is the biggest tip I can give. Scorpios (when it comes to showing their feelings) are Slowwwwww
This might not be the case with a 'miss right now' BUT if you might be his 'miss Right forever' this takes as much thought as committing to a mortgage, or some other huge responsibility.Cuz scorpios (when matured) take responsibility/trust VERY seriously. And the aqua woman MUST be as serious and committed. If he does take you on, you MUST be prepared to be his world, and be as devoted and true to him as he will be to you. Because he will be, you know, deadly truthful, and absolutely devoted. He wants to own you, and he wont want to share you (he will even frown your male 'friends') only because he fears losing you.
And he wont want to fail on his 'investment'
Hello Mister, I haven't read all the comments here just the previous page and you said that you find us best match for scorpios. Why so? What's your honest opinion about us?You said you have aquarian daughter.Do you get along with her?What sign is your spouse/gf ?
My daughter and I have a great relationship. We think each other are weird. We laugh at each other. We both have attitudes and don't wont to be bothered. I get her and she gets me, I think. She has complete free range of what ever she wants to do for the day. She isn't clingy and I feel some type of way about that sometimes but the Scorpio in me tells me to say well forget you then. She has a lot of friends and is always on the move. She always has something to do. I don't get it but whatever she's happy. She talks a lot, I listen a lot. She doesn't understand the jealousy thing she just know that will protect her. I guess we are good I don't know you tell me.
My g/f is an aqua but we haven't seen each other in six months. My mother told me she is at her house with my daughter everyday. I think they went swimming today earlier. A lot of things that apply to my daughters relationship applies to ours. But I will say that I have been with a lot of different women and she is the first one that when I said she was different I did actually mean it. I will admit that there are a few things that I don't like about her personality but Im learning to compromise. If she can put up with me and all I bring its the least I can do. I have done a lot of bad things in this relationship and I don't know why she sticks with it but she does. Why wouldn't she be the one that deserves all of me. She even cut her friends off for me and couldn't believe it. I can't really speak for every other Scorpio and Aquarius but for me I think they are the perfect spouse and daughter.
What I think about Aquarius woman as a whole? You are funny. I haven't seen a real bad arguement for one so I don't know about the attitude. Your smart. You think a lot maybe as much as us maybe more. Reserved and lady like from five to whatever age my g/f is(I'm not stupid). Oh and you talk a whole lot. A whole lot. And you do have feelings they person just has to know your subtleties. You love people completely or not at all like we do. And you also let stuff build before you let loose on some one. Not like us. I guess you could say your encouraging too. I think that's all that I have observed I hope that answered your question. Now how do you feel about us. Please don't give the stereotype answers. How do you really feel. What do you really know about us Scorpio men because there is a lot more undeneath than you think.
You are so right that we talk a lot.Did you notice that this combination got most comments ' 205′ compared to all the other combinations on this website? Well, I am smiling thinking how you'll handle two talkative aquarians. What makes me more happy is that when all the other women are being so negative about this combination, you actually are the positive one showing faith in this relationship.
I have very limited knowledge about scorpio men as I have been with only two of them.I can share my opinion about them based on my own experience. Well, my ex husband to whom i was married for 3 years was a scorpio.It was great for 1 year but after that he became more laid back and relaxed and I became the paranoid possessive one.Its strange that no one talks about aquarian possessiveness.We are very possessive and jealous.It created lots of friction as I was amateur and had little knowledge about his personality type or the fact that he is " scorpio " . I used to resist his controlling nature and he used to get furious with my possessiveness.He wanted to own me and I wanted to own him and you can imagine what happens when two head strong personalities try to dominate and possess each other.He used to decide all the dos and donts.I gave in finally.But later he became secretive and started having affair with other women.We separated after 3 years and it wasn't peaceful one.Call it fate or luck whatever my next bf was also a scorpio.We lasted 1 year and parted ways because he said that I bruised him a lot with my anger and moodiness( I accept it ). I regret doing and saying some things to him because he did go to extents to prove his love for me.Like cutting off female friends,deactivating fb profile,changing numbers and still he wanted to marry me so bad.I think my previous marital experience made me so insecure that it ruined my future with this beautiful scorpio. -
I think that the best guys to be with are pisces and the fire signs…. you will find true happiness with them… They are a great match for an aries… I knew a pisces guy and he was the most amazing person ever… He was a beautiful man with a good heart and a wonderful soul… I will always love him… The best match for an aquarius is another aquarius, gemini and libra… You should date those signs…. You will be much more happier.
I still have to tell you what I feel about scorpio men and you said no stereotype answers hmmm I'm doing the thinking Also happy father's day, hope you'll make a great dad and your little aquarian princess will adore you.
I thank you for your blessings about my relationship with my daughter. First off I want to say that even though we have some of the same qualities no two scorps are the same. My aqua was actually with one before me. They had that typical relationship that women have with scorps. She told all or should I say i got all of the relationship information out of her. I tried very hard to be a better scorpio male than him and show her our better qualities. It got personal because he was giving us a bad name. He cheated and played games with her head. He argued and blame her for things that he know she had nothing to do with
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But any way I was quickly getting a bad wrap just through association. I base all my decisions off of what he did wrong. To me, its a competition between about who is the better Scorpio. Its seems to me that thats what was going on with you and your second. You may want to try to rekindle some of that flame. If the door is still open that is. Just tell that you were scared and that you wont hurt him or waste his time. And that he can trust you. You find the love of your life.And think so hard about my question. It was a trick question. Like I said we are all different in our own way. Your experience will be different from the next. It may sound the same but its not. Those answers were for your own reference the next time you ran across one. Don't let the stereotypes or past experiences turn you off to the better scorpions that you may meet.
Hope this helped you some.
He is observant, he is a deep thinker, he likes to control. He is intense, in work and in his emotions.
Love means commitment, and he will expect even more from you. He will possess. He will expect devotion, even honour from you. You will have to be outstanding, you will have to be the best, because he is brutally honest. You, as his lover, will need high confidence, because he will speak his mind.
Hes with you because hes in love with you, and wants to 'own' those other people want, therefore, your standard must not slip. If you are gaining, he will tell you you are getting fat. Not because of his image, but he really is proud of you and wants you to feel great.
If you meet his 'standards' He will forever love you. If you dont, he will try to get you to shape up, or he will ship out.
He wont forget easily. He will take memories (especially relationship failures) to his grave. He learns from these. He NEVER repeats his mistakes.
He is insecure, therefore takes a while to build a relationship, as he only trusts himself.
When married he will see his wife in a scared bond with him, he will consider the relationship 'as one' never to be broken
He will be passionate, yet discreet, shying away from public displays of love, but in private, as passionate & sexy as a prostitute, even kinky. With a delicious sexual appetite, with his goal of making his girl orgasm all night.He is in touch with his feminine side. Having great ability to style a female, and even select her outfits, which will look amazing.
He loves black, and blood red or burgundy, and loves associations with the psychic world or the occult, he might even be passionate about his faithHe has an aura of attractiveness that puts women under his spell – but dont fear! He may enjoy flirting & looking but he will rarely stray from you AS LONG AS you are giving him what he needs sexually
Hes a great find! Treasure him! ——- hugs from an Aqua female who loves her scorpio man
Wow I like that answer.
I know all about Scorpio males*….okay first off wow! 2nd write a book! There are 2 personalities breed in Scorpio men, and i think that they all have a lil of both. Depending on the type of person they are in a relationship with n the circumstances/situation will determine what you get. They have a very genuine, honest, loving,protective side that you get to see when you first meet them and this can be the one and only side you see as long as your willing to submit to them, compromise, see things their way, and act according to how they perceive you in their mind. The flip side of that is they can be rude, mean, distant, disrespectful, arrogant ass holes if things are not how they want them to be. They will try to over power you with mind games and will not think twice about your feelings.
Here's the issue…aquas are natural givers, we love 200% all or nothing. It's hard for us not to want to save the world and everyone in it so when it comes to our mate or our children or anyone we love, we tread a fine line of love vs stupidity.
I can say that I do believe my scorp loved me, our relationship was not planned, we had Soooo much going against us from the start, and in the first few months we dealt with and had a lot of obstacles to overcome. I still haven't wrapped my mind around the last year n a half of my life, but if I can offer any advice it would be this……Find someone who loves you from the inside out IN THAT ORDER….Love completely and unconditionally…..Don't make anyone a priority if your just an option! I consider myself a pretty intelligent woman, so it frustrates me when I think of how I missed alllllll the signs that the heart of the man I loved belonged to another woman……and no I don't blame him at all this was 100% on me, it was obvious from day 1…… -
Didn't like that answer. At all miss but thanks for sharing. So just make look like a jerk on here huh, LOL. Yeah I messed up but we are drawn to each other. Those feelings are what I expected from you and that's fine. But until you tell me to stop wanting to fix what I messed up I wont. I mean if it was me I would say f*$%you and keep going. You have that option but I know the kind of dudes that you have come across. And I'm not one of those guys. If you thought I was these conversations wouldn't be so civilized if we had any. I've already apologized more than once. I'm know I'm gonna get yelled at. Cursed out. Hit once or twice. Ignored that's fine what ever it takes. I have the rest of my life to try to make it up. Okay and for the record my heart didn't belong to someone else. So please stop saying that. It never has ever in my life. I just hadn't found you yet. How could I give away something that wasn't mine. You are really stubborn. No matter how much we try to forget about each other and say its for the best it never works out like that. Everything happens for a reason. You come in a bar to use the rest room a block away from your house. Then decide to have a drink right next to me. I wasnt looking for a fiance at all. I just wanted to get drunk so we both got drunk together. And may I remind you you were all over me and I was the perfect gentleman. Itbwas hard by I managed….somehow. I am a great find and I am smart enough to know that you are too. Im not getting on here anymore I'm a little embarrassed now thanks though miss. And stop saying I don't love you. Kiss my daughter for me please.
No one would have ever known…..I agree everything does happen for a reason. I do have an undeniable connection with you and we' ve been through a lot. I know your different that's why I fell n love with you, its also why Im confused by your actions though. I don't know if I'm coming or going most of the time….I don't like that feeling. I wasn't trying to condemn you before the world…so to speak. Just merely giving my observation of scorp types and the spoils of being in a relationship with one. Ladies if he really loves you, respects you, cherishs your friendship, and values your opinions, the right scorp male will make you feel like a princess n you will be head over hills in love with him. Don't let others negative comments detour you from what's in your heart, keep your mind close as well, but open your heart to new possibilities…..I know this is very difficult to do as an aqua girl. But i met a scorp who showed me how to, although we've basically aired our dirty laundry here for ppl to see, you maybe able to learn from us….its not easy, we've both made mistakes….some can be fixed, some we have to live with for the rest of our lives….outside of a cpl bad decisions I made throughout I think we happened the way we were supposed to……and I am grateful he came into my life when he did….everything happens for a reason.
P.S I kiss our baby for you everytime I see her….
Huh! what exactly happened here ?? If it's what i am thinking it is then wow! I mean I didn't know..To " a woman " well I have absolutely no right to speak b/w you two but just had to say that's the exact same mistake we aquarians make with scorpios.Darling venting out your anger on him like this isn't fair.You knew he wasn't looking for a relationship and you can't force these things on anyone.I had a scorpio man dying to marry me and " I " screwed it up so bad that he doesn't want me anymore.Ouch! It hurts I will tell you something about my ex husband who's a scorpio.Unlike your boyfriend when my husband came to know I was expecting our first he questioned if it was his ! He neither cared for the baby nor the mother.Your scorpio had only good things to say about you and your daughter.What pleased me most is that he said " my daughter ". Something I craved to hear from my ex husband.Lashing out at him for not loving you the way you expected is not fair because If you sit down and think hard about it you'll know he wasn't in it since beginning.Why to blame him?This is the worst mistake that we make.WE drive them away. He's trying to make the best of the situation.I dont know how he is in real but whatever he shared with me here felt genuine.Fine the situation is complex but show some respect for the father of your baby.Do it for the sake of your child.He does seem attached to her so don't say and do anything to create a gap.Your daughter needs father so be patient.Let go of the dream that never came true and feel lucky that you created a beautiful miracle with " the man you love so much ". Feel his love every time you hug her,kiss her and embrace her..she's made of him.Unfortunately I lost my baby during my 2nd month but would have loved to be a mother so i crave for what you have.He cares and most men won't even give a damn so don't drive him away.
To Mister,
I missed a lot of clues on previous page cause I read very fast so I got confused and asked those questions.Now that I get it do I dare suggest that don't completely cut her off from your life? That's not her anger that's her pain speaking.She does love you a lot and I can feel it so much.She might not be your ideal lover but she's mother of your child and she deserves that much love and respect from you.I know how much scorpions hate other people butting in their matter.There is no need to be embarrassed because most of us here have already seen the best and worst part of scorpio men.It doesn't matter now who fell on whom.The only thing that matters is that there is a child you both created, accidental or planned.As passionately and adoringly you spoke about your daughter, It would really break my heart If you'll not be around her and be part of her life.You can't tell a scorpio what to do so I would just leave it at that.Rest is upto you. -
I think aquarians are good people there may be some who aren't but on the whole they are nice people…. Aquarians have very deep emotions but may not express them… I would like to say that aquarians you can do sooo much better… If your scorpio treats you right stay with him. if not then you don't need this egotistical, selfish, manipulative, calculative, vengeful and evil thing. Kick him to the curb!
Scorpios are very manipulative and deceptive. They like to present a certain image to the world that would be favourable to them.They are very cunning, sly and sneaky. They would never attack from the front but from the back out of the blue. Tey are vindictive and vengeful. They hurt people for no apparent reason. They gain pleasure from it. They like to exploit others weaknesses . They are always looking to benefit themselves at the expense of others. They are opportunists and takers. They are ruthless people who have a sensitivity only towards themselves. They always have a hidden agenda and ulterior motives. They have double standards for others and can do whatever they want without being in the wrong. Too egotistical to admit they are wrong, have to win an argument expects you to worship him and don't respect others. They are always thinking bad about others and how to hurt them. Scorpios like to mold people to how they want them to be and don't even care about them. They want to be the superior person in any relationship and ignore the fact that relationships are built on equality. They are extremel jealous and envious of others talents, accomplishments and success. If you have success they will take great pleasure in undermining it. They like to play mind games and never recognise the person who genuinly cares for tem. In fact if you show care or goodness then this will be seen as a weakness. They are users and abusers. They can stoop as low as you could possibly imagine. They can't stand it if you see through them as they themselves are fully aware of how they are. They are also delusional. They think they are the best. They don't see how truly unwanted they are and that really nobody will even look at them once but just coldly walk by when they actually see how scorpios really are. Sounds evil… It is… They are! A pisces and Aries are the best guys. Aries are innocent, childlike, totally upfront and bold with a good heart. Pisces also have a good heart. They are extremely compassionate and caring. Any other sign will do except Scorpio!
Okay well…..she is "our" daughter…..kinda. She is her step dau ghter. Thanks for the encouraging words ladies but to really be truthful, I kinda made it all sound better than what it actually was. We did put our laundry out in the open but not in detail, you only have a broad description of what occured. She is actually taking this a whole lot better than she should be. Everthing has been talked about like adults and we came to a great conclusion to this problem.
I think we got caught between crossfire should hv kept out and yes we don't hv it all figured out. All the best you both. Love and peace. Xxx
reading through the last few of these, it sounded like a beautiful but tragic love story.
every aquarius woman is different. Just like every woman from every zodiac sign is different.
if aquarius woman doesn't want to be married, then dont get married.
I know plenty of aquarius women from different ages who are married with men in different zodiac signs, and for many many years. (2 of them with a taurus, 3 virgo, 1 aqua, 1 capricorn, 2 cancer) some of these are my mother's generation too, and theyre happy with their spouses.
there are alot of people jealous out there, wishing bad on others who have a long marriage, so dont listen to them because they're miserable and lonely and wish everyone were as miserable as them. (misery loves company)
best wishes on everything and love usually conquers all. -
i forgot to mention that i enjoyed reading the back and forth from mister and his aquarian lady, so passionate.
Thanks guys for the words of encouragement, advice, and concern. I hope I didn't discourage anyone with my lil tidbits. You guys seem to know as much or more than I do abt this subject…reading the comments taught me a few new things, so I thank you! I guess no relationship is going to be easy, but it definitely makes things easier when you have mutual respect and if you love one another equally. I wish you guys the best in your quest to find the love of your life…..Or if you already found them, I wish you many years if happiness…..;)
Im so tired of waiting for the man I **WANT** so badly to call mine, make a move on me. I know he's very very interested, but I think hes shy (we are both light years old – over 40)
Me, being an aquarian woman, thinks IM doing something wrong, but I haven't come on too strong – just courteous and caring. He knows (I think he knows) I feel hes the one for me.
Im not sure whether to just go for it and ask him to lunch, 'would you like to join me for lunch'? Thing is, we dont work together and we dont see each other too often (maybe 0nce every 2 months)
but the times Im not with him, Im counting down until the next time. Im smitten. Hes lovely!
Im so scared that he wont be interested in me, therefore my dream would be over, hence the holding back. Maybe hes thinking the same thing?
I know hes straight I know hes single.
Please ANY scorpio male – tell me whats going on in his mind! What should I do?? Im suffering about this because its been 2 years almost
I am not scorpio male but I've a scorpio friend in his 40s and he has maintained single status most of his life.I asked him If he would consider getting into a serious relationship and he said that he was emotional while he was growing up but after bad experiences with women he has become very cautious and is not ready to gamble at this age.He said he doesn't believe in mushy love now as he has become very practical with time and experiences.He said he likes his space and freedom.They might marry an old love with whom they had an unforgettable chemistry but chances of that are also very rare.Strangely he was not opposed to a fling or just a pure physical relationship with of course no strings attached.He's a tiger who can NEVER be tamed.No harm in trying but I would suggest to keep these things in mind and not to keep your hopes up.And also he wouldn't make the first move so you have to do all the talking and asking out part.Do let us know how it went.Good luck
P.S Please don't miss the signs when you talk to him,keep your eyes and ears open. -
thank you sooo much 'Aquarius gal to help' yes you have been a great help! yes you are right, because my wanna be love has been hurt in the past (divorced) so maybe, just maybe, this is a once bitten twice shy factor in his life I hope this hasn't made him think all women are the same I would love to kiss his heart better, and make him think someone out there can love him more than he has ever been loved in his life. That person is me.
here is a great web site that also has comments from scorpio/aquarius love matches and their experiences & stories
I'm back ! Met a new guy at office party.There was a gorgeous 26 years old guy staring at me since long time.It made me sooooooo uncomfortable that I had to disappear from there.I could not stop thinking about him for 3 days.I got a call from unknown number on the 4th day.And guess what..It was the same guy from the party! I was so surprised and nervous gosh he's so gorgeous.He told me he got my number from my colleague.We started talking and he told me I looked very stunning in the black dress that I wore at the party and that had me blushing like a school girl.He asked me out for dinner and baby who am I to say no to a gorgeous man like him? So we went to a fine place selected by him and i was highly impressed.Through the dinner the topic of birthdays came up.I told him my birthday is on 7th February and my heart skipped a beat when he said he was born 28th October.Yes! A scorpio,again !! Now my enthusiasm and excitement was replaced by panic.I wanted to grab my purse and run away from him as fast as I could.But that would have been very rude of me so I sat there listening to him and trying hard to resist his charm.He came to drop me home and leaned over for a kiss.I could feel his hot breath on my lips and out of no where I pushed him back,said good night and shut the door on his face! I know..so rude of me !! He called me back that night to ask me what just happened there.I told him I've had bad experiences and I'm still trying to come out of it and we should just take it slow.He was so calm and understanding and we talked all night long although I kept insisting that we both have to get up early for work.Next day I was really late for work and had headache whole day but he kept texting me so that made it easy.Now he wants to talk every night no matter how much I insist to sleep early.My heart starts pounding very hard when I see him.I try my best to avoid him and learn from my past experiences.But I am smitten.What I feel for him is so strong that it scares me.I want to push him away and at the same time I feel like grabbing him and never letting him go.He has been giving lots of hints that he wants a serious relationship and is unaffected by my past.I don't know if its a good idea or am I just inviting another heart break? Am I addicted to pain rather scorpios??It usually starts all heavy and intense between these two signs and later its nothing but disaster
Wow what a collection of stories, similar yet contradicting. Me a Scorpio male who was with an Aries woman for 10 years who was too controlling and better as friend than lover and then a taurean woman for 13 who could not trust nor commit and I just gave up.
After 7 years alone I have just met a woman that fascinates me and this has not happened for some time. Only hiccups from what I personally see. She is 15 years my junior, and an Aquarian.
But my heart has jumped when I thought it was all over this lifetime with true love for me.
I want to focus on all the positive comments within but the less than kind ones scare me to death. I don't need to be rejected again. Like everyone.
So. I sit on the fence wondering whether to jump into an Aquarian woman's life.
I am a true scorpion and treat my partners like queens but the cost is loyalty and 100% devotion and trust.
What to do?? -
Aqua women can be a wonderful match for the right man(Scorpio). As long as you are loving, honest and true to her, you can expect the same in return. If you are deceitful, untrustworthy, sneaky etc…..you will loose her. Aqua women love men that are deep thinkers and deeply committed to their values, as long as she is your priority you will be hers as well. If your not these things an aqua will sniff you out almost immediately and even if she tries there will be an aire of rebellion in her every move.
I'm so Happy and now even more excited, I have dated mostly Leo and Aquarius men. About 2 weeks ago I met a man that with every minute I spent with him I liked more… and its been YEARS that I "liked" someone. Every thing I read here is true.. I was intrigued first by his mysteriousness, then interested by the way he handled things… then finally FELL for him by the way he treated me (and as far as I can tell future devotion)
I'm 32, no kids, Independent and have my sh!t together… I was starting to worry… BUT NO WAY WILL I EVER SETTLE.
This is my first scorpio man.. (and hopefully my last) So I was kind of worried that the signs where not a good match, so I had to look it up.. I'm happy to read that I think this is perfect for me!! It's only been 2 weeks, and I will keep you posted.. but when my friend asked me how things are going today.. I said…"I want to marry him and have his babies" which is just so NOT ME!!
….Just swallow your fears about being 'let down in love" and trust your heart.
Obviously this Aqua girl has left a real impression for you and its something you should exploreI can virtually guarantee tht in an Aqua girlfriend, you will be blessed with the most devoted, loving, faithful woman
Sure thing she loves her space (like you) and sure, she will be a headturner (so you might feel super possessive) but
Don't wry about this, if she decides she has fallen for you, she will stand by her man 4ever. Sure, she will chat and mingle — don't be jealous. If she's happy with you, she will think you are so above the competition – competition YOU might see as a threat. I wish you luick and hope you tell her how you feel. Life is short, go4 it!!!! -
Nicholas Longworth and Alice Roosevelt
u r one fucking ugly woman.
that was a rude comment above
anyway, i personally think that this couple can only work if the aquarius woman is a humble person.
Too many aquarius women I know are usually born into wealth or money of some kind and this usually puts them away from humanity/the lower dregs of society. SHe must come to the understanding and compassion for all humanity. It is a hard task to do, i'm sure. But most altruistic people know this.well i am married to a scorpio man and i love him very much. so good luck to you aquarius women who have found an evolved one. it goes both ways: you too must be evolved as well.
I thort that was harsh 2. How do u find out if the scorpio is evolved or not? Why does there have 2b
Different types??? -
Check this out " barbie q " you sadistic a-hole before calling us aquarian women ugly. http://witcheri.blogspot.in/2011/05/celebrities-aquarius-woman.html We are neither ugly inside nor outside
@aquariusdiva, dont let it bother you. I made the comment because it was very rude but maybe they did it to get a rise. who knows? In either case, a true scorpio man does not care for beauty. I mean, yes they want their women to look nice, (every man does to a certain extent) but what really comes down to it, is beyond superficiality.
It really depends on the personal charts too and upbringing. You'll see this in every star sign combination. The energy of each chart determines how we are attracted to someone. Sometimes, other star signs are attracted to us but we don't feel the same way. They could have their lilith in ______ and mars in _______ but the person they are attracted to doesn't feel the same way because their moon and venus doesn't feel the same way. Go into in-depth astrology and you'll figure it out. (this is also in reply to wondering aqua) because to keep questioning things without researching it yourself…;how are you supposed to be "independent" if you keep asking these questions without your own "original" way of exploring. Do that, and you can come up with your own ideas/theories. And sometimes those theories change.
I didn't mean to offend anyone.I was just discouraging the coward from further commenting anything disrespectful about us.I am all woman but If I'm rubbed the wrong way I can kick his/her a** to the moon.Anyways, I'm living with a scorpio man and he's a keeper.He works in a PR firm.He's fantastic cook,extremely confident,amazing sense of humor, great in bed and absolutely romantic.He makes me laugh so hard.He retreats when exposed to my sudden temper.He tells me I need to control it and he has been very tolerant and patient with me so I think I should try for our sake because I see my future with this man.How long have you been married to your scorpio husband ? Any tips for me?
… I can relate. What is it about Aquas and temper? Dont get me wrong, its not a 50 dinner plate smashing tantrum going on for hours, it is a short outburst, (5 mins) then personally I feel gulty as hell afterwards for losing it
Its usually about people who I feel dont understand me/appreciate me/disrespectful to the human raceScorpios have a sting. They dont forgive or forget
Aquas have a temper. They forgive but dont forget -
well ladies, you have to understand that it's not all about "you"; it's all about you and him: "we", togetherness.
my chart ruler energy is very plutonian/mercury and neptune so i can easily understand my husband. He's the one with the terrible temper. I don't. I just let him have his way and rub his back when he's calmed down. Men usually get stressed out when they've got problems at work or something is on their mind. I'm no mind reader of course, but i can tell easily if somethings wrong with my husband and make sure that he doesn't have to worry when he's home. He just needs to relax and face the next day victoriously. i dont really want to share too much, because many of the things you need to know, understand comes from experience and understanding, and love. -
You and Nancy both are correct.It's not about " you " its about " us " . As an individual scorpio and aquarius have very strong personalities and only way they can co-exist is by realizing and respecting the differences.We both realized that in the initial stage as there were too many clashes.I was unable to understand his sarcastic humor which made me think he's shallow and arrogant and he was unable to understand my detached attitude which made him believe I was just playing around. As we focused on the positive and overlooked the negative we realized that falling in love was so easy.Although it takes compromise from both the sides like to hide the stinger (scorpio) and let go of the fear of commitment (aquarius).I was least hopeful for this union to work but my scorpio man is determined to make it work.He said that opposites attract and he's willing to make all the compromises to keep me in his life.We both are doing it pretty well so far.Although its still too early in this relationship so we are enjoying the sex all night and romance whole day phase.He's the stability factor in my otherwise crazy lifestyle.I'm working on my temper and promised not to lose it without any reason or provocation.I'm marrying this man and will do anything to keep him with me forever.
Matthew Mconaughey and Camila Alves Mconaughey are scorpio man- aquarius woman couple.They have been together since 2007 and got married in June this year and are expecting their third child.
I am so glad I found this forum. Let me explain………I am neither an Aquarius female nor a Scorpio female. I am actually a Cancer female with my moon in Aquarius. I often feel like I connect more with my Aquarius moon than my Cancer sun. I am definitely not the typical Cancer. I am attracted to and have been getting to know a Pisces male with a moon in Scorpio. Again, I think he relates more to his moon than his sun from what I gathered. He told me that I needed to look up what a Pisces male is all about and I pretended to know nothing about astrology. The element of surprise is always key in my book I can't let you know that I know what you are about. Especially, with any water sign because we intuit so much. I love to keep a little air of mystery. I do think he senses some of my knowledge because after two days of conversation he asked me why am I strategizing. Really, through me off. Who talks like that is all I kept saying in my mind. I had actually looked up information on Scorpio men and men with moon signs in Scorpio and it scares me. Although, what I think he's got going for himself is that he is in his early forties and has learned alot of lessons along the way. He is ten years my senior so I feel comfortable because I think men don't mature until way after 35 yrs. of age. Anyways, I've been reading up on Aquarius and Scorpio's and the relationship between the two signs matches us to a tee. Its funny because he is always telling me to share my feelings with him but he won't fix his mouth to share what he feels for me. I can already sense that I will be waiting forever to hear the most coveted three words a man can say to a woman. I don't pressure and in fact I've never even asked him about his feelings because I want it to all be natural not forced. The most he's ever told me is that he adore's my mind. How lovely because I definitely need a mental connection with my man. I need to know that he is on my intelligence level and vice versa. In the past I was guilty of settling for those who couldn't match my wit. Outside of a high level of respect that I feel he has for me because I set the tone for how I was going to be treated very early on I really don't know much else about how he feels for me. I don't share my feelings with him outright, I'm more subtle with it but I do let him know that I care. I don't know if this is because of my Cancer sun or my Aquarius moon. I think somebody mentioned the temper tantrums well I am definitely guilty of throwing them. They usually subside after about 2.2 seconds and he is so patient with me. I actually think he is setting me up. See I have this weird feeling that he is exactly like me except he is better at hiding or controlling his emotions. At least for right now. I know if we progress I will start to see what he is really made out of. We have had our fights and he seems to give in but not really. I've also noticed he is really manipulative and will make me feel his pain. He claims he isn't but I can see right through the b/s. These are all signs of an undercover control freak I should know because I am one. I told him I am the queen B at manipulation and passive/aggressive behavior so he better keep those tricks in his pockets and never try to pull too many out with me. He likes that fact that I get crazy which is why I am so crazy about him because it definitely takes a strong man to deal with me. I've always dated fire signs and my last boyfriend was an Aries with moon in Libra we got along perfectly on so many levels mentally, physically, spiritually, but not emotionally. That coupled with the fact that he was a womanizer is why I couldn't continue on that journey anymore. I actually like Aries men and all that masculinity they exude I just wish they weren't so impulsive and tempestuous. Us Cancers can be tempestuous as well especially if you couple it with an Aquarius moon. All I can say is "danger" if you get us wound up. Anyways, back to my story. I guess my reason for writing is because I wanted to know if any Aquarius or Scorpios feel like there is something odd or missing in the relationship but at the same time feel this unexplainable level of comfort? Almost, as if you have arrived on your search for the one. I can't put my finger on it and I do think it is too early to tell if we will make it. See with the Aries I felt this unbridled passion and I just thought I knew he was the one. It didn't turn out to be. With this guy I can't call it and don't feel the passion yet but I feel an assurance of realness. Very odd. I can't wait too see how it all unfolds! Any advice for me?
Some might say that the moon/venus planet synastry is more important regarding love than the sun signs. Regarding commonship with sun signs, usually the ascendant is the key to similarity eg, someone with aqua sun and pisces ascendent can be read as aqua OR pisces. A scorpio moon would be incredibly intense emotionally, even draining. If his venus is in scorpio also – God help you!
An aqua moon would usually mean the person is quite detached emotionally whereas scorpio moon/pisces combo is intense
The only thing I feel 'missing' in an aqua/scorpio love story is a mis-match of intensity. Aquas have to be 'in the mood' wheras scorpio is ALWAYS in the mood.
Another issue for me maybe aquas love to boss about, and give orders, and scorpio love to boss and give orders, both believing they aare both right and will both stubbornly stand their ground. Sometimes causing a 'checkmate' situ. So for a real match all planets should be considered but emotionally, the important planets are moon/venus/sun/mars -
I was married to a scorpio man for 18 years and his girlfriend called the house. Which he at the time felt that he didn't need to give an explanation for. He refuses to communicate and says he doesn't want to pursue our marriage anymore. However he stalks me and wants to know what I am doing. It has been 7 months since we separated and I am done with him after 22 years together. I don't see how we could ever mend the trust that we had. He also left his personal ipad in my car only to find out he has another woman. He got in a bind, no electricity or water and lost his vehicle and I let him stay with me during that time but I truly believe he has lost his mind. He finally got his stuff together and moved back to his house. I must say after all that has happened I am not sure if I ever want to deal with him again. He is so indecisive. I will say that I let him have it because he was being very irresponsible in his actions after our separation and he says that I hurt his feelings. I don't buy it.
This post probably has nothing to do with what you all are talking about.
found out that Richard Burton's last wife was an Aqua, she stayed with him to the bitter end and never remarried. She got a lot of hate because of being the last wife of Burton. It's sad. Maybe if she were a Cancer, she wouldn't get so much hate, or even another pisces. Aquarius seems to get a lot of hate if theyre paired with someone other than another air or fire. Maybe because they do pay such a high price for their promethean qualities, and should act more like their cousins Leo. Just a feeling I get.
And that Gunter Sachs, the man who did a research poll on astrological match ups, his first wife was an Aqua, but she died too young, then he married a sexy libra- bridget bardot, and then someone else.Sometimes, astrology match ups are very mysterious, Nancy. Very mysterious indeed. Sometimes, the mystery is better left a mystery, so that there's always more to uncover.
Also, your analysis of aqua at the end, will win, you're very clever. You know it's the Scorpio who will win. He's the pluto,mars ruler.
btw, i love cancers and pisces. too much infact. I love that tragic love story of Natalie Wood/Robert wagner. But I suspect very highly about Christopher Walken having a lot to do with the triangle and the tragic of the couple.
More investigation…. -
id rather be dead than have anything to do with ultra sub human filth like u n ur possy
Here's what you need to do to GET & KEEP a Scorpio man…Be sexy, Be provocative and seductive in the bedroom,Be a bit mysterious,Don't over do with the game playing,Be honest (he'll uncover your lies),Be faithful (he'll uncover your lies),Be loyal and trustworthy (yes, once again, he'll uncover your lies),Don't over flirt (with others, with him it's ok),Be strong in heart and spirit (be able to withstand his drilling questions),Use body language to seduce him (not squeaky chatter),Don't volunteer too much information, let him inquire first,Make him guess,Don't insult him verbally (or through action),Don't betray him,Don't insult him,Be ready for sexual exploration and transformation,Be intriguing,Show personal strength and endurance,Dress to tease, not to show,Act confident and sexy,Be exciting to be around Be passionate about something – hobbies, work, etc.Be willing to support his quest for ultimate power,Be able to pin point when he's testing you (and don't disappoint),Be willing to give him the "alone time" that he needs,Be able to withstand his moody outbursts,And once again, and I can't stress this enough, be prepared to please him in the bedroom

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"I love this trifold save the date! It's very unique and gives opportunity to use several engagement photos! Also, the design team worked with me to include the text that I needed (that did not originally fit) and to change the colors to match my wedding colors!"
"I am so happy that I purchased these Save the Date Cards. I took the time and personalized many different designs and I am really happy with this choice. I was originally worried about the small size of the card (being that there is a lot going on the Save the Date), but when I received them in the mail, I was pleasantly surprised. They were larger than I envisioned, the pictures were clear, and the card did not seem too "busy". I was also contemplating about ordering the double thick cardstock and am very glad I did not spend the extra money. The normal cardstock is plenty thick enough. I did opt to go for the white shimmer finish and would definitely recommend it! Not to mention my order arrived way ahead of the estimated date. Very pleased with everything and I cannot wait to send these out to friends and family."
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"My photos were taken professionally so I was originally concerned with an online site capturing their clarity when printed. When they arrived, I was blown away by their quality!!! They did arrive earlier than expected, which was a plus. I also purchased the antique gold envelopes and they too are cute. I'm so satisfied with my product. I only wish they offered to print the return address on them."
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What defines us
Especially this month, when we celebrate the birth of our country, it's unsettling to reflect that we almost didn't have one.
As you may remember from high school history, Philadelphia hosted a Constitutional Convention, 11 years after the Declaration of Independence, to try to define the nation we would become. The sense of common cause the colonies had shared during the fight for independence had worn off by then, and people were jockeying for position. The large states wanted representation that would reflect their relative size. The small ones, fearing their voices would be lost, wanted equal say for every state.
The tug-of-war came perilously close to breaking the Convention apart. But at the eleventh hour, a man named Roger Sherman proposed the "Great Compromise," a two-chamber Congress that would give each side part of what it wanted. Without his intervention, we might not have a "United" States at all.
As the countries of Western Europe would rediscover some two centuries later in forming the European Union, and as we ourselves are discovering as we seek to become a truly integrated academic medical center, keeping an eye on the greater good is definitely not something that always comes naturally. It may be clear that everyone has to give (and probably give up) something for the whole to emerge collectively stronger. But there's always the temptation to conclude: "Oh sure, that applies to everyone but me.
We've recently had some very compelling evidence of what happens when we all pull in the same direction. These past weeks, we've had three extraordinary endorsements, from very different sources, of our efforts to move forward as a whole: the wonderfully generous $100 million gift from the Druckenmiller Foundation, the $29.4 million grant from the National Institutes of Health, and our return, for the first time in 13 years, to the Honor Roll in the 2009 U.S. News & World Report "Best Hospitals" survey.
To me, this is proof positive. What defines us is not individual programs, centers, or departments, no matter how superb they may be. It's who we are together.


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The 3D Vision Kit
Having a look at the front of the box, you can clearly see what we're looking at. Looking through the plastic front, you can also see the glasses that are required to make use of the 3D Technology.
One of the most important areas on the box would probably have to be the right hand side. Here we see the requirements for 3D Vision; you have to remember it's not just a simple requirement to have an NVIDIA card and any monitor. You need to have a 3D Vision compatible monitor like the VX2268wm FuHzion one we have from ViewSonic. The main feature you're looking for from a monitor is the 120Hz refresh rate; it's best to check out the manufacturers website before buying a monitor if 3D Vision is something you're interested in.
Inside the box we're got a heap of paperwork that lets you know how to get the device up and running. You've also got a driver CD, but we opted not to use it. Instead we went to the NVIDIA website and grabbed the latest version of the 3D Vision drivers. The biggest benefit to the new drivers is the game profiles which will make sure you get the best possible use out off 3D Vision.
Inside the package we've got three mini-USB to USB cables. While we've seen other packages with two, we're not sure if we've got one too many or others have one less. Either way, you only really need two; one connects the IR Receiver to the PC while the other is used to charge the glasses.


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Painted on the shoulders of this mallet shaped vase in underglaze cobalt blue and copper red and brown are two archaistic and highly stylistic phoenixes. The undefined feathery bodies are draped on the shoulders of the vase, some curling down towards the wide foot which is mounted with a European metal rim. Two phoenix heads emerge on the neck, holding rings between their beaks.
The year 1683 during the Kangxi reign (1662-1722) marks the return of the Imperial production of porcelain and the reinstitution of the Imperial kilns at Jingdezhen. A revival of imperial blue and white porcelain resulted in superbly crafted porcelains with well combined body, glaze, cobalt pigment, and skillful decoration. The revival also meant a return to traditional Chinese decorative styles of the Ming and Song dynasties.
Blue and white porcelain was popularized in China by the Mongol emperors during the Yuan dynasty (1271-1368). Trade along The Silk Road meant access to Middle Eastern imports, including Persian and Central Asian cobalt ore that facilitated the porcelain production from the 14th to the early 15th century. Domestic sources of cobalt ore, including the vibrant Buddha Head blue, replaced or were mixed with the expensive imported cobalt.


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Rio Grande Sports Information
RIO GRANDE, Ohio - The University of Rio Grande softball team will be hosting a "Meet the RedStorm" Day and a free clinic for area youth on Sunday, September 7, at Rio Softball Park.
Rio Grande Sports Information
RIO GRANDE, Ohio - The University of Rio Grande softball program will be hosting an Alumni Game on Sunday, September 14, at 1 p.m., at Rio Softball Park.
All former players are encouraged to participate.
Rio Grande Sports Information
RIO GRANDE, Ohio - The University of Rio Grande softball program will conduct a hitting camp on Sunday, July 13 and a pitching/catching camp on Sunday, July 27, at Rio Softball Park on the URG campus.
The camps will run from 1-3 p.m. for players age 7-13 and from 3-5 p.m. for players age 14-18 on both dates.
Cost is $30.
New Rio Grande softball head coach Amber Bowman will direct the camp, while RedStorm players will also be assisting in the instruction.
By RANDY PAYTON
Rio Grande Sports Information
RIO GRANDE, Ohio - The newest face to head up the University of Rio Grande's softball program is one that the RedStorm faithful should be very familiar with.
Amber Bowman, the program's starting shortstop from 2008-11, has been named the new head coach of her alma mater. Rio Grande athletic director Jeff Lanham announced the hiring on Thursday.
Bowman replaces Kristen Bradshaw, who resigned last month after three seasons at the helm to accept a teaching and coaching position at Portsmouth High School.
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RIO GRANDE, Ohio - Kristen Bradshaw, who guided the University of Rio Grande softball program to its third straight winning season and just its second 30-win campaign in the last decade, has announced her resignation as the head coach of the RedStorm.
Bradshaw, who informed Rio Grande athletic officials of her decision late Wednesday afternoon, has accepted an offer to become a teacher and the head softball coach at Portsmouth High School.
Bradshaw will also remain the varsity girls' basketball coach at PHS, a position she also filled last winter.
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ST. PARIS, Ohio - University of Rio Grande head softball coach Kristen Bradshaw has announced the signing of Graham High School standout Rachel Foster for the 2015 season.
Foster, a 5-foot-4 third baseman/first baseman, was batting a team-best .543 with five home runs and 26 runs batted in for the Falcons entering play on Monday. Her father, Ralph Foster, is the head coach at Graham, which sports a 10-13 overall record.
Foster's batting average currently ranks third in the Central Buckeye Conference (CBC), while her five home runs are second among the league leaders.


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At the original Angelina location near the Louvre, patrons sit elbow-to-elbow in the Belle Époque dining room, with its sweeping archways, chandeliers, gold accents, and dramatic lighting. Although Angelina is a tea room, it's no secret that their best-known menu item is the chocolat L'Africain, a thick, creamy hot chocolate drink named after the cacao beans that originate in the Ivory Coast. And forget mini-marshmallows: this decadent drink is accompanied by a pot of fresh-whipped cream. Limited lunch and dinner options are available, such as steak tartare and steak frites, and the large pastry counter at the entrance includes macarons and the Mont Blanc, topped with "spaghetti" chestnut puree.
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Since it 1903 opening, Angelina has been a popular place to spot famous faces like Marcel Proust, Coco Chanel, King George V, and Catherine Deneuve.
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Too little too late - page 2
Hi everyone! I am in need of some encouragement here. I've only been a nurse for about a year and so I feel stupid like I missed something and can't forgive myself. On my first night working this... Read More
1Jul 30, '11 by MulanLearn what you can from it and move on.
A lot of people believe, if it's your time to go, you're going to go, if it's not your time, you're not going.
It was her time.Orange Tree likes this. -
1Jul 30, '11 by tokmom, BSNNever 'shoulda' on yourself.
My first thought was a PE, but even if you had known earlier, there probably was not going to be a lot of hope. When it's your time to go.....Orange Tree likes this. -
1Jul 30, '11 by 07302003Don't beat yourself up. I'm assuming that here SpO2 was fine, which is one of the first things you check with increased confusion. It sounds like you provided excellent care.
In the ICU, patients do die suddenly of PE's, often with few s/s... their heart, SpO2, and respirations are constantly monitored and they just suddenly code, and many times there is nothing that can be done.
Take away from this the importance of DVT prophylaxis, the heparin, lovenox, SCD's, and getting patients out of bed, into a chair, ambulating them. It's all theoretical and just another task until you witness the worse case scenario.Orange Tree likes this. -
2Jul 31, '11 by doomsayerThank you all so much- I learn a lot from reading these!Esme12 and Orange Tree like this.
0Jul 31, '11 by Katie5Quote from Black Jade"The hallmark of a good nurse", I suppose?Meg, she was not in any cardiovascular or respiratory distress when you assessed her before and after so you did everything right. My question is, when you bathe her did she expressed that something didn't feel right or her behavior seemed unusual besides demanding the Ativan? Nobody is perfect and nursing is a source of constant learning. Like you, I beat myself up whenever I think about the should'ves. That means that you do have great compassion for your patients and you take your job as a nurse seriously. Most importantly, you care.
Please don't say this, I beg of you. We are taking care of human lives so we darn better take our jobs seriously! -
0Jul 31, '11 by CharlieTacoI agree with the advice given, but watch out posting things like this, if her family decides to sue for some reason, they will look on social websites for information and any doubt on your part that is expressed can be used against.
0Jul 31, '11 by Black JadeQuote from Katie5"The hallmark of a good nurse", I suppose?
Please don't say this, I beg of you. We are taking care of human lives so we darn better take our jobs seriously!
I say this, because there are some nurses who don't take their jobs seriously. I was paired up with some of those type of nurses when I did my clinicals. There are nurses who unfortunately just don't care about their patients.


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Some Weekend Reading Sept 23rd
Some reading material for your weekend. We have a recent newsletter from Hausfeld LLP and Zelle Hofmann that provides an update on much of what's been happening with the retired players' lawsuit as well as recent information and links of interest to football players and fans alike regarding concussions. They also provide some straight-forward analysis of the new CBA and how it will affect retirees' benefits that you probably won't be hearing from the NFLPA any time soon.
And Sports Life Magazine's Rick Kelsheimer spoke with us last month about Dave's long battle with the NFL and the NFLPA and was gracious enough to provide us with an advance copy of his story that will appear in the October 2011 edition.
We uploaded full copies of the newsletter and the Sports Life article to Scribd for easy viewing and to make it downloadable for printing. You can also click the Enlarge icon in the center of the menu at the bottom of the viewing screen to go Full Screen for easier reading (just hit the ESC key to close):
Hausfeld Zelle Hofmann NFL Newsletter Issue 1
Sports Life Article
And at least for now, the NFL has no sway over the media outside of North America, so we find stories like this from Dave Masko of The India Times on concussions:
NFL hypocritical with 'faking' memo after 90 years of denying concussion dangers
The NFL's "no faking memo" issued Sept. 21 – along with a warning to all NFL players, coaches and team management – is viewed by the league as a major "crackdown" on players "faking" injuries such as concussions. The NFL memo said this issue of "faking it" is serious and it will be upheld with fines and other penalties. Meanwhile, there are several law suits now against the NFL that now involve more than 100 top former football stars that points to one of the longest running "cover-ups" in sports history. The 86-page lawsuit, filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court earlier this year by more than 75 NFL football stars states that "the league knew as early as the 1920s of the harmful effects on concussions on players' brains but concealed the information from players, coaches, trainers and others until June 2010."
Read the rest of that story by clicking HERE.


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Kitten's Easy Caramel Sauce
This sauce takes only minutes to make and it tastes so good, serve it with bread pudding, over ice cream or anything you like, if you prefer a thick sauce then chill for a few hours before serving
The texture and flavor will be reduced if using light cream in place of heavy whipping cream
1/2 cup butter (no substitutions)
1 cup brown sugar
2/3 cup heavy (35%) whipping cream, unwhipped
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
In a small saucepan melt butter.
Add the brown sugar; whisk until combined and thickened (about 2 minutes).
Whisk in the whipping cream, until thoroughly blended (2 more minutes).
Mix in vanilla until combined (this sauce will thicken up more when refrigerated).