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She is the best friend that I have ever had in my life. No one, and I mean that...no one... has ever understood me the way she does and vice versa. We are the best friends imaginable. I seriously couldnt imagine having a closer connection to someone. She opened up my heart in ways that it hasnt been opened ...ever. There is a side of me which I have never experienced until I met her. She has challenged me in so many ways, and I her...we both have changed dramatically since this relationship started. Everyone sees the parts of our relationship where we messed up (which we did), but few want to admit that there is an overwhelming amount of good that she and I have accomplished in each others lives. There is an openness and willingness in her that brings out the best in me. That goes both ways, I know she has experienced exactly what I am describing. With the kind of love that we found in each other, intimacy was natural and came without us even trying. Not just physical intimacy, but intimacy on all levels. Open, honest discussions, ones that I doubt I could have with anyone else ever. Our friendship runs deep and has changed us both. We are both married, thats the point where this all gets horribly messy.
So, I am out of the house, pending a legal separation. She is still with her husband. We both have children. Neither of us have been happy in years. But when we are together, we find a level of happiness and peace that we have never experienced before. If soulmates exist, I have found mine. Now, I just dont know what to do about it. |
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- Posted by amyfiddler (My Page) on Tue, Mar 4, 08 at 14:08
It doesn't sound like you're struggling to make a decision, it sounds like you've already made them. With every step you take towards her, and away from your family, you make decisions. You are not a victim of fate and of soulmate chess, you are actively making decisions. You are constantly making choices, even as you are passively allowing circumstances to occur. Your marriage pales in comparison to this excitement - it has no other choice but to pale. How's this for rough: Your marriage has every capacity to be even more fulfilling than this fantasy relationship has. Your family is sacred, and is the key to your true peace. Unfortunately, I don't think you will take the opportunity to find out what you didn't know you always had - It must be hard to do the wrong thing, when it feels so good. But it isn't good, it's false and it's based on chemicals in your brain. The very same chemicals that drew you to your wife in the first place, and created children. I believe with my entire being that you can have total joy and peace and happiness within your own family - with work, commitment, exercise and faith. The joy that will come from that will be complete, and wholly fulfilling. However, as you take this route, eventually reality will settle in. You will have similar struggles, PLUS you will have destroyed two families in your wake. That's just the sad reality. Your children deserve for you to strive for happiness in your marriage. It's not too late for that - if your wife is not sociopathic, mentally ill or comatose, you have something precious to work with at home. |
You and your "soulmate" are vulnerable. Unhappiness in your domestic situation has caused you to look for happiness in other people. This is human nature. But think of the reality of it all. The damage to little people's lives. First things first. Heal the rift in your marriage, you owe it to your children. If this does not work out, then you did your best. This exact same situation has happened to a friend of mine. The fallout, now is, 8 children in broken families. Two spouses who are shattered. Houses being sold. Its all a mess. The children have seen and heard things they should not have, its heartbreaking. |
- Posted by bnicebkind (My Page) on Tue, Mar 4, 08 at 18:24
I imagine that this beautiful relationship exists because it is an escape from "real life" for you both. Where the rubber hits the road is when you add the "reality" of "life with kids" and the daily responsibilities to that mix. Kids bickering and crying. Homework until 11:00 when you are exhausted, and one of the kids left the stuff at school. Laundry to her knees, and ex's to deal with who are very hurt and angry at you both, and not very willing to make things easy for either of you. Mortgages and bills, and houses that need cleaning, and food that needs prepared and cleaned up after. Step kids, and all that entails. And that the knowledge you each have that when the going gets tough, and "life" gets in the way and is not so fun, that you are each capable of deceiving, to find what you need elsewhere. Her desire to take a job far away, shows such incredible selfishness; that she would tear up her kids life by moving them away from everything, and everyone they know. She not only tears up her family, but takes them far away from their father as well??????? Or is she planning on abandoning her own children? What kind of mother does that??? What kind of woman does that to children who love and need her??? Puts her own desires and needs above those little ones who desperately need a mother? |
"The pain from our relationship and lack of communication has led me to make horrible decisions in my life, lots of them." You're doing it again. I think you're a "happiness-chaser". The world's full of 'em...and the destruction they leave in their wakes. Hope there's something left when you wake up. "...my wife made me leave." Good for her! |
- Posted by finedreams (My Page) on Tue, Mar 4, 08 at 23:13
yeah, sounds like my X-husband, typical happiness-chaser. Left his second wife-(nothing is wrong with her) because he fell in love with someone else and is happy. TOW left her husband as well. Now they both are happy like two love birds. And expect a baby. But so many lives are damaged. His 2nd wife's life is damaged, his son's life is damaged, my daughter is grown but it wasn't too easy for her because she liked her step-mother. My daughter said TOW seems to be such a nice woman that it is hard to think bad of her. I am just thinking that since he is happiness-chaser he won't stop and this union will probably break too. I mean there is nothing wrong with me (marriage ended mainly because X was unhappy and made me miserable ) and there was nothing wrong with his 2nd wife (he left her for TOW) and yet he needed to look for happiness elsewhere. you have to try to create happiness at home. Grass is always greener on the other side. Try harder in your home and you won't have to search for happiness. Unless your spouse is abusive or crazy you can always try harder. |
- Posted by scarlett2001 (My Page) on Wed, Mar 5, 08 at 13:19
I'm curious as to your ages and how long you have had this romantic idyll? Because it sounds to me like you are still in the dreamy, walking-on-air beginning stages. (I can almost remember being like that...almost but not quite.) Also it has been my experience that youth lends itself to these intensely romantic types of feelings, which tend to evaporate with the everyday wear and tear of actually connecting your life with that of another person. However, I freely confess to being shop-worn and unromantic nowadays. I just grew out of that stuff. The French call love the "Grand Illusion", notice the second part of that reference? My own experience with "Love" has been about the average. Grew up hearing about Cinderella and the Prince, internalized all that, took a long time and many missteps to see the reality of love, which is considerably different from the experience you are describing. My greatest and truest feelings of the emotion we call love has been for my children. That is true love and I still believe in it. Would I endanger that for a fleeting romantic love relationship with a man? No way! Love is not just about chasing your own emotional highs, it's about responsibility and sacrifice for another's good. It's about trust and about answering a call to be something higher than you are. Our children have been entrusted to us by nature, God or whatever you believe in. That is real love. Don't throw it away unthinkingly. |
So, in other words, you have a big crush on this girl. How cute! So, yeah leave your family; make her leave hers, then run off into the sunset and live happily ever after together because that's what real soul mates are supposed to do. Just be sure to note, those Romeo and Juliet type relationships almost always end bad. Be careful what you wish for... |
"Now, I just dont know what to do about it." No one person can make you happy. Situations can't make you happy. Happiness is from within. You control your happiness. Develop that skill and you will have clarity in thinking, and you will know what to do. |
- Posted by soveryconfused (My Page) on Sun, Mar 9, 08 at 20:41
Thank you for all the reponses. I get an overwhelming feeling that no one on here feels that leaving a marriage is ever a good thing unless the spouse is insane or beyond help. Always stick with it, regardless...happiness can be found if you give up enough of your needs and just look for the bright side of the relationship. Look, I agree to a point. I am 35, I have been married for 15 years. The woman that I am now in love with is 27, she has been married for 5 years, but in a relationship with that man for nearly 10. Both of us married young and we both married due to pressure in our lives. Neither of us have felt happiness in the marriage and we have both looked elsewhere for it - sex, romance, drinking, etc. It has caused our spouses, our families and each of us years of pain. The dishonesty factor in and of itself has crippled our ability to grow spiritually. Then we met each other nearly a year ago. We both brought a ton of baggage into the friendship and the first thing we did was to unload it all on each other. Instead of running, we both worked through the baggage piece by piece, we tried to understand each other and we became accountable to each other for changing the bad habits from our past. Your first response is...well why didnt both of you try that with your current spouses. YES! We know that. We have, we tried. 15 years for me of trying to communicate with someone who is the exact opposite personality from me. Someone who insists on raised voice aggressive communication, which by nature just shuts me down...everytime. We have had counselling, talked it over, discussed it to death. It's her and me...its how we react to each other. Same with the woman I am now in love with...her husband is the exact opposite of my wife, he won't discuss anything, hes an emotional blank slate most of the time. She needs more than that and has been looking for it elsewhere since he is unable to provide it. I have heard the whole chemical thing before, love is more than a chemical reaction. Good grief. Its a long term commitment. I wouldnt have been married to my wife for 15 years if I didnt love her and the kids. BUT, you want to call me a happiness chaser, fine...the point is...God wants us to be happy. He does. God will never ever be able to use us and we will never develop to our full potential if we arent happy. I have been unhappy in that marriage for years, stagnant and unfulfilled. When I met HER, everything changed, my heart unlocked from years of guards I had put in place from the pain and hurt. We have been friends, fighting against being more than that for a year now. If hard times were suppose to break that up...since we are just happiness chasers, then we would have left each other months ago. Since we unloaded all of this on our spouses back in November, things have been hell. We have said "goodbye" to each other over a dozen times, trying to make things work with our spouses, trying to let go of each other. We keep coming back to the fact that we have something special. We understand each other in ways that most couples can only dream of. Its unbelievable how similar we are. Everything that hurts us in our current marriages, we have found ways to be the opposite of that to each other. Communication is easy, its natural. We have our times, nothing is perfect, but we make sure we work through the issues, forgive and learn from those times. At this point, I am about a week away from my wife totally letting me go, forcing a divorce. THE woman is still living at home with her husband. She wants to get out of the house and separate from for a time. She is still debating on moving somewhere else in the country, to get away from both of us. But after talking with her last week, she realizes she is just running. She can find her peace in these decisions right here, without moving off. Still, no idea how she is going to move forward. I am looking at possibly being alone if she decides to stay there with him. The biggest issue I have, I can't go back to my wife and pretend like I dont still love HER. I can't. I am not a faker, and I will not be happy. I will always compare, alwasys wonder, always be in love with the friendship that is missing in my life. Faking to make the kids happy, is not the best option. Its not. |
"...the point is...God wants us to be happy. He does. God will never ever be able to use us and we will never develop to our full potential if we arent happy. " Intended a longer response but was overtaken by a compulsion to retch. |
"God wants us to be happy. He does. God will never ever be able to use us and we will never develop to our full potential if we arent happy." Are you sure about these statements? Because, I guess I just don't remember learning about that 11th commandment "Thou Shall be Happy". If God really wanted that then why do you suppose He tossed Adam and Eve out of paradise? Do you think Thomas More or Mother Theresa were generally happy people? Really? Plus, I'm not fully understanding how true and honest happiness can come from adultery (it's full of deceits, lies, lust, temptations, etc) but hey, as long as you're happy, I guess it really doesn't matter. I would think twice though about arguing what you think GOD thinks about your happy adulterous relationship. Even if He did command happiness, I don't think your affair would be a good example. If your happiness is arrived from a selfish act that hurts others, I highly doubt God is cheering for you. There are hundreds of things you can do that can make you happy...doesn't mean God wants you to do them to be happy. Where exactly do you draw the line? Could I rob a bank to gets lots of money, sleep with my husband's hot best friend, hire someone to beat up some old boyfriend I hated? As long as I'm happy about it, that makes it ok, right? Maybe you shouldn't be with your wife and maybe you could have made a good life with someone else. But are you sure you can be happy with a woman who cheated on her husband, who fell in love with a man who cheated on his wife? Yes, it does sound like you have a lot in common. Oddly, the story to me is just so sad... I'll bet you'll see it differently some day too. |
- Posted by soveryconfused (My Page) on Sun, Mar 9, 08 at 22:52
Yes, I figured someone would jump all over that statement. Look, let me clarify. Ideally we all stay married to whomever we first connect with. And yes, God can help you make your marriage into a wonderful, fulfilling thing. BUT if after that time, you still havent found happiness, do you keep trying for 15 more years? Do you slowly grow old with someone that you can't communicate with? Or do you try to put yourself in a better situation? Trusting that God will make everyones life better in the long term. |
- Posted by soveryconfused (My Page) on Sun, Mar 9, 08 at 23:00
Thanks for trying to understand. Its not about the adultery, its about the friendship. Is God thrilled that we made love? No of course not. Our relationship had its mistakes, but at the core of it was and still is a friendship like none either of us has ever experienced. How many friends do you have that you would say are deeply, completely understanding of you, your needs, and how you view, life, God, the world? That share your dreams and goals? Huh? Its the friendship, the desire to be more, the encouragement, sharing, caring....those elements fall into a realm of love that is very special. Neither of us want the adultery to continue. The dishonesty, all of that side of our lives, we are done with...we want move through that, grow, change. But we want to have spouses that love, understand and cherish us when as we are walking through those changes in our lives. |
You know, to answer your question about how many friends do I have "that are completely understanding of me"... are my best friend, love me just the way I am, bring out the best in me, make me strive for more....(did I miss antyhing?)... Well, I would say just about any guy I had a serious relationship with I felt this way about. That is why I find your post so sad. I don't know how much you dated, but any guy I seriously dated I thought was my soul mate. Those special "he was the only one who could understand me feelings, etc.." are not unique to your affair. That's what having a big crush and being infactuated is all about. I have felt that way with at least 6-7 guys. Now falling in true love is different... it's when you actually realize that maybe the other person doesn't completely understand you, that they are human and do let you down from time to time, that they don't always view the world the same way you do... but you still love them. It's easy, oh so easy, to be 'in love' with someone when you feel so insink with them .. but the true test is being able to hold onto your feelings when you don't. Sorry to burst your bubble, but I highly doubt anyone totally understands you or ever will. You're infactuated, probably in it for a long time because of the type of relationship you have had.. but once you can honestly date and really get to know one another, you will probably fall out of the infactuation stage and God only knows how your relatioship will progress, if at all, from there. |
"Trusting that God will make everyones life better....." Pretty selective trusting, I'd say. How come he made such a botch of your first 15 years of marriage, then? You're trusting him to do better next time, apparently. Or maybe you're just playing your own head game to justify what you've done and are intending to do. Regardless, if you know what God wants you to do I see little purpose in poking around for advice and comment among us mortals. |
- Posted by soveryconfused (My Page) on Mon, Mar 10, 08 at 10:06
whatever i was hoping for some honest listening, not a ton of judgement from people who obviously have life figured out thanks |
We don't all have life figured out... but I think most of us at least know that adultery is wrong. Yes, people have affairs, people leave their wives, (sometimes for valid reasons) but most people don't try to bring God into it the way you have. It's convoluted and disrepectful to God IMHO. You're committing adultery at least own up to that if you are a God fearing person otherwise leave Him out of it. I doubt your excuse about her making you "happy" is going to get you anywhere at the pearly gates... |
Yes - Leave your wife and kids. Go off and chase your happiness dream with TOW. Keep listening to your own particular version of God's wishes and follow your heart. Because that seems to be who you are in your deepest interior. The grass on the other side of that fence really IS greener. Then let your poor wife heal and have another chance at a true and lasting partnership with a man of real character. She deserves better. |
- Posted by amyfiddler (My Page) on Mon, Mar 10, 08 at 12:52
Pretty common, actually, for people to bring God into their marital affairs. It is a psychological coping mechanism to deal with the pain of guilt. "If I can believe that God prescribed this behavior, then I am without sin, and I am walking a spiritual path. It sure FEELS spiritual, so it must BE spiritual." Since the affair is all about convoluted ideas incorporated to cope with existing struggles, this concept is pretty consistent. But it is, without question, misguided. |
- Posted by soveryconfused (My Page) on Mon, Mar 10, 08 at 14:13
Listen! I am not saying adultery is right!? I know it is a sin, God is not happy with the relationship as long as there is adultery present. Done. I am not saying he brought us together so that we could sin, leave our spouses and get together. I am not that naive about God's wisdom and will. I am saying that spiritually I have opened up and so has she in dramatic ways since our friendship started. We will never be the same as we were and our eyes and hearts have opened up in ways that are unmistakably "good". |
- Posted by sylviatexas (My Page) on Mon, Mar 10, 08 at 14:25
"But we want to have spouses that love, understand and cherish us when as we are walking through those changes in our lives." well, ok, why don't the 2 of you sit down with the 2 spouses & tell 'em that? because you really do know that it's self-serving rationalization & not "spiritual" anything at all. clean up your act or don't, but trying to make wrong right, even to the extent of trying to make wrong *noble* & *religious*...won't work. It won't fool anybody, not people in cyberspace, not your spouses, & (can't believe I'm saying this) not God. |
I think this fellow's about to take flight although he clearly has not received the perspective and support I think he was hoping for. I'm reminded of movie scenes where the wheels come off the plane at takeoff -- no happy landings after that. However with "...God's wisdom and will..." on his side, perhaps he won't have to deal with earthly concerns again. |
I've been following this discussion with real interest. Last year my husband had an emotional affair with a woman he met on his commuter train. It did not get as far as the OP's adventure but speaking from the perspective of the wife...It has taken a lot of working, talking, and refocusing to get our marriage back on track. Looking back my husband has realized it was completely unreal and not the answer to our problems. Hindsight has shown him her eagerness to destroy our marriage displayed her true character just as other posters have suggested to the OP. Also, I find it difficult to believe that the problems all come from his wife. Marriage is two people. I doubt he is open to all the good advice given here. It seems he has already made excuses for his behavior and rationalized the whole sordid event to convince himself of his righteousness. Sorry to go on. It all struck a nerve |
In fairness, he has owned his previous screw-ups. He said: "...has led me to make horrible decisions in my life, lots of them. I shut her out of my heart years ago." However, he appears to me to not recognize that what he's doing now is probably part of that continuum. Again, in fairness, it may not be....but it sure sounds like it to me. He expresses himself more like a lovesick 18-year-old than an experienced husband and father. Frankly, all this spiritual stuff (isn't the feeling wonderful?) makes my teeth itch. My take is that he's fantasizing...and tossing out two familes to indulge it. |
I agree. That is exactly what my husband called it, a fantasy. No basis in reality and not the foundation for any real future. My husband had the integrity to stop before any lasting harm could result. In this case I see a train wreck about to happen to two families. |
Sovery...leave her....walk away...she will be sooooo much better off without a lying cheating man in her life....and no matter what you do now that's still what you are. You can repent, giv up the chickie-poo, go back to your wife...but that still doesn't change what you have done. Get out of her life ASAP...she deserves better. |
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Bankruptcy for states?
Former U.S. House Speaker Newt Gingrich and Senator John Cornyn of Texas have stirred up controversy with a proposal to allow states facing severe financial problems to declare bankruptcy.
The intent is to provide an alternative to federal bailouts and allow states to re-negotiate their various debt obligations in a manner somewhat like a corporation or individual, in bankruptcy court. The proposal is being targeted at states like Illinois, which is currently expecting a projected 47 percent budget gap and an estimated pension funding level of 54 percent.
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Perhaps the most significant of these is Georgia's constitutional requirement of maintaining a balanced state budget. This prevents financing state government with debt by mandating that the total budget be less than or equal to the Governor's revenue estimate.
With revenues taking a plunge over the past three years, Georgia has had to rely on the use of cuts, shortfall reserves, and some federal funds to close the gap.
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Even with the difficulties of the past few years, Georgia has remained a "solid performer," according to the Pew Center on the States (www.pewcenteronthestates.org) and is meeting pension obligations.
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Currently, the Teachers Retirement System is 87.2 percent funded with $42 billion in assets, while the Employee Retirement System is 85.7 percent funded with $10.5 billion in assets.
Long-term pension obligations for state employees will decrease over time. Starting in 2009, newly hired state employees and those who opted to switch were partially converted from the traditional defined benefit plan to a new defined contribution plan that has a 401k or 457 type account. Governor Deal, in his FY12 budget, recommended an additional $21.2 million to meet required pension contributions.
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Would you explain your, "some federal funds?"
Is that called "balancing the budget?"
Isn't the unemployment loans from Washington now about 4-500,000,000 dollars and growing?
"Off the books," accounting isn't it?
How about no reserves significant enough to "fix" our terrible Georgia infrastructure? What are you going to do with Atlanta and Fulton and Forsyth County? Do you care?
Georgia would also go broke were it not for Washington, D. C.
Gingrich would word the law in a way so that it would only apply to democratic states such as CA, NY, IL, etc.
Boy, do we need "thinkers" again in local government instead of those trying to make a living off the population!
that saved us from spendthrift politicans and everyone knows this.
The bragging rights to our solid fiscal house rests with the voters of Georgia, not you or the other polticians in the State House.
I for one would like to see you reduce taxes instead of thinking of new creative ways to tax us. You could start by introducing legislation to reduce the size and scope of state government.
Let's eliminate a whole department somewhere, then you will have some bragging rights!
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Mr. Gingrich continues to show us that he is not qualified to be President of the United States.
This simplistic proposal to allow states to go bankrupt will completely shake the entire bond market in the United States. If a state were to go bankrupt, we would see the next major financial crisis in the United States most likely as big as the current one we are in. As with the mortgage back securities, you have insurance companies that back state bonds,plus millions of bond holders (not just individuals but pension funds, corporations, investment houses) who hold state bonds that are rated and insured.
His proposal solves nothing. However what does make sense is for voters to insist that states balance their budgets like Georgia and those in trouble should be allowed to enter into discussions to re-negoitate their pension and union obligations I suspect that's what Gingrich is thinking, but bankruptcy has much larger and broader issues that will totally rock the US financial world!
Georgia doesn't balance the budget!
They owe about a half billion to the US government for unemployment payments!
They balance it with SPLOSTS, Bonds, additional sales taxes etc.
They also ignore infrastructure almost completely!
dead on with this post. Politicans rarely solve anything, they have simple answers to complex questions. That's why they are re-elected. Sadly, that's why Mr. Gingrich will likely be running for President, the GOP's version of "hope and change".


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So how do you know which Strat is right for you? Well, the first key is pretty obvious: know what you want to play. Fender makes an unmatched variety of instruments. For more on picking a guitar in general, check out www.electric-guitars.net. Six strings or seven? If you are looking for extra rumble, or if you are into the jazz feel, Fender gives you options, more or less evenly spread among the price spectrum, through their DeArmond brand. (Sorry: no word about a 7-string Strat at this time; the company seems to think they can give you deeper tone without needing to change to 7.) Traditional (6-string) electrics With over half a century of experience in the field, there is really no shortage of Strat choices. Most electrics in the family owe a lot to the day-in, day-out grind of working bands... and that's part of why the line holds such strong value. Put it this way: if you make a guitar that can stand the constant torture tests (travel, lights, extreme temperature changes, questionable roadies, and a lack of money for great cases) that defines life on the road, you've made something that can simply take a lot of punishment. Fender makes guitars for players that are hard on guitars. Again, the choice starts with your experience level and wallet. If you go for entry-level, be aware that unlike many "starter" guitars, Strats won't warp your progress with bad action or faulty tone. Many players even wind up staying with the same model, and upgrading the pick-ups and humbuckers over time. Personally, I don't have the luthier skills to pull that off, but if you want to indulge your inner mad scientist, you won't be the first, and so long as you experiment with one of the lower models, it won't cost you much. When you start to climb the price ladder, you get better tone, improved playability and more sophisticated electronics, which increases the instrument's versatility. Where you get in is, of course, completely up to you. How much should I pay? Depending on what you are looking for, anywhere from $300 to $800 (and beyond) is common. With Strats, I've always had my best experiences buying new, then selling what I didn't use as much later. Since the line is both common and valued, selling them later is no big deal, so you might as well enjoy the new guitar experience. Another tip: don't be afraid to use the Web -- and the fact that many new musicians allow monstrously large guitar meat markets to pop up all over the place. There are few things more rewarding than going to your local MonsterChain store to try a few pieces, then going home and finding the very same instrument for 30-40% less online. And don't forget the sales tax! My best buys have come from www.musicpower.com, and they carry a ton of Fender Strats.) The thing with MonsterChain is that those showrooms and auto salesmen-in-training are paid for with overinflated guitar prices. So if you can't find just about anything they sell on the Web for less, you really just aren't trying. The best place to buy from is a business that's been around for a while (to make sure they will deliver), but isn't so huge that they are answering to their stockholders. Remember, somebody's got to pay for those showrooms. It just doesn't have to be you.


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Butler University's Booth Journal Story Prize is now accepting submissions. Stories ranging from 500 to 7,500 words are eligible. The winner will receive $1,000 and publication. The runner up will receive $250 and publication. Entry fee: $20, but includes a 1-year subscription to Booth Journal. Deadline: May 31, 2013. For more information, visit the website.
The University of Georgia Press is offering their annual Flannery O'Connor Award for Short Fiction. The award is open to short story collections written in English by published and unpublished writers. Winners receive a cash award of $1,000, and their collections will be published by the University of Georgia Press. Manuscripts should be 40,000-75,000 words in length. Entry Fee: $25. Deadline: May 31, 2013. For complete guidelines, visit their website.
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The Winning Writers Sports Fiction & Essay Contest is looking for the best short stories and essays on sports-related themes. The first place winner in each category will receive $1000 each. Five honorable mentions in each category will receive $100 each. Winning entries will also be published online. Entries should be no longer than 6,000 words. Entry fee: $15 per entry. You may submit as many entries as you like. Deadline: May 31, 2013. For more information, visit their website.


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February in Chicago? Still cold. Real cold. You're gonna need a little extra kick to get out the door.
That's why we've teamed up with Mtn DEW to help Kickstart Your Night. Gear up for an epic time with Mtn DEW Kickstart Limeade or Black Cherry, then rally your crew following our inside scoop on Chicago's hottest nights.
'Cause this party's gonna last all night. And then some.
Dead Can Dance: Dead Meadow at Double Door
Freak out — hard — to one of the top psychedelic acts of our generation. Magic mushrooms not required.
Cool down: After the show, discover one of Wicker Park's best-kept secrets at the venue's new speakeasy-style basement lounge.
Sat 9p. Double Door, 1572 N. Milwaukee Ave., Wicker Park. (773-489-3160). $12-$22 here.
Nearby: High Noon Saloon; Subterranean; Trenchermen
Life's a Carnival: Brazilian Carnaval at Mayne Stage
Sexy Brazilian dancers, Carnaval costumes, and local Brazilian supergroup Swing Brasiliero combine to form the hottest Carnaval party this side of Sugarloaf Mountain.
Pre game: Get in the mood by sipping Caipirinhas while watching the action live from Rio on a 22-foot TV screen.
Sat 9p. Mayne Stage, 1328 W. Morse Ave., Rogers Park. (773-381-4551). $15 here.
Nearby: Heartland Café; Red Line Tap; The Glenwood
White Out: Middle Earth Slopestyle & Halfpipe Competition at Boyne Mountain
At least all this snow is good for one thing. Road trip to the Midwest's top ski resort to show your stuff in this Olympics-style snowboarding competition.
Ski lift: Skiers will also face off against boarders in the Skier/Boarder X Competition.
Sat-Sun. Boyne Highlands, 600 Boyne Highlands Dr, Harbor Springs, MI (231-526-3000). $25 per event plus lift ticket; signup here.
Funny People: pHrenzy pHucked at pH Comedy Theater
Anything goes at this late-night improv extravaganza, hosted by oddball characters led by The Mattress King.
Say what? You decide who stays and who goes, as the audience votes out the least funny characters until a winner is crowned.
Sat midnight. pH Comedy Theater, 1515 W. Berwyn Ave., Andersonville (773-961-8214). Pay what you can at the door.
Nearby: Hamburger Mary's; Hopleaf; Edgewater Lounge
Finger Lickin' Good: Born to Bang at Lincoln Hall
Local EDM smut peddlers Porn & Chicken emerge from the underground to uncork a wildly hedonistic rager with some of the top names in Chicago dance music.
Face off: Before catching twin terrors Milk N Cookies behind the decks, see local club impresarios Zebo and PHNM throw down in an epic (and sweaty) battle.
Sat 10p. Lincoln Hall, 2424 N. Lincoln Ave., Lincoln Park. (773-525-2501). $10 here.
Nearby: Lincoln Station; Tonic Room; Derby
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Not OK With Cupid: St. Valentine's Day Massacree at The Hideout
Local burlesque group Burlesco! performs to the dark and spooky barroom blues of local band Grit & the Double Knit at Chicago's favorite dive bar.
Warning shots: What Valentine's Day would be complete without knife and whip tricks, flaming bowling balls, and unicycles?
Fri 10p. The Hideout, 1354 W. Wabansia St., Elston Industrial Corridor. (773-227-4433). $10 here.
Nearby: Exit; Hollywood Grill; Ada St
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Eye Opener: Saturday Riff After Afters at Riff Music Lounge
Why? Because it's 7a and you're not tired yet. Dustin Sheridan, Bucky Fargo, and Peru provide beats at this party after the afterparty.
Dancing ghosts: Recently opened below a famed studio that once recorded albums from Justin Timberlake and R. Kelly, enjoy studio level sound in a crazy club environment.
Sat Feb 8 7a. Riff Music Lounge, 2239 S. Michigan Ave., South Loop. No cover. (312-965-4488).
Nearby: Reggie's Rock Club; Skylark; Tommy Gun's Garage
Dark Drops: Datsik at Concord Music Hall
No one drops darker dubstep than Datsik, ready to sully the shiny new stage at Concord Music Hall with his deliciously dirty hip-hop influenced beats.
Summer sampler: See how Datsik greeted the crowd at last summer's North Coast Music Festival here.
Fri Feb 7 8p-2a. Concord Music Hall, 2047 N. Milwaukee Ave., Logan Square. (773-570-4000). $26.50 here.
Nearby: EightySix; Congress Theater; Silom 12
It may be cold outside, but the "no tell house girls" warm things up by pressing their painted bodies against a large canvas in a "live art" burlesque performance. With hula hoops.
Inside track: RSVP for a free cocktail reception at the club (refashioned as a vintage noir flophouse) from 10-11p here.
Wed 10p. Debonair Social Club, 1575 N. Milwaukee Ave., Bucktown. (773-227-7990).
Nearby: Francesca's Forno; High Noon Saloon; Subterranean
Game On: Emporium Olympics at Emporium Arcade Bar
Yeah, the Winter Olympics are starting. But you've got your own tourney in mind, like seeing who will dominate a boozy no-holds-barred showdown of vintage arcade games from Mortal Kombat to NBA Jam.
Open up: Toast to the bar's Opening Ceremonies Feb 6 with rare craft brews and all the whiskey you can handle.
Thu 5p. Emporium Arcade Bar, 1366 N. Milwaukee Ave., Wicker Park. (773-697-7922). $10; signup here.
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Sounders' Schmid: 'We need to come out a little hungrier'
Seattle's coach pointed to a possible preseason hangover as a reason for his team's lackluster performance, although injuries and suspensions didn't help, either.
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Did a strong preseason hurt Sounders FC?
Coach Sigi Schmid said he thought so after Seattle suffered a lackluster 1-0 home loss Saturday to Montreal.
The Sounders went 4-0-1 in their final five exhibitions before the 2013 MLS season, including a four-game sweep in the Desert Diamond Cup in Tucson, Ariz., by a 7-1 goal differential.
Success, however minor, might have led to complacency.
"It was just a matter of maybe we thought ... that it would just keep going," Schmid said. "We all got to look at it and say, 'Hey, we need to come out a little hungrier, a little sharper.' "
And they need to get closer to full strength.
The Sounders didn't use personnel issues as an excuse for defeat, but they could have formed the base of a pretty strong team solely from the players who weren't available Saturday.
Injured: Patrick Ianni (foot), Adam Johansson (knee), David Estrada (ankle).
Still working into shape: Shalrie Joseph, Djimi Traore.
Suspended: Osvaldo Alonso, Marc Burch.
Lastly, Lamar Neagle wasn't allowed to play against his former team as a condition of the February trade that brought the Federal Way native home from Montreal — a fact not revealed until after the game.
Those absences led to opportunities for reserves, and perhaps no one took advantage better than young defender DeAndre Yedlin in his MLS debut.
The 19-year-old Seattle native, who signed in the offseason as the franchise's first homegrown player, started at right back in place of Johansson and had a noticeable impact. Yedlin became the second-youngest Sounder to start an MLS game at 19 years, seven months and 21 days (Miguel Montano was youngest at 19 years, 16 days in 2010).
Coach was impressed.
"I thought for a young man making his debut at home, there could have been a lot of pressure," Schmid said. "He could have not handled that well, but I thought he handled it well. I thought he played well."
And teammates?
"Absolutely fantastic," said goalkeeper Michael Gspurning.
"Brilliant," added forward Eddie Johnson on Twitter.
Yedlin, who found out on Friday he was starting, had about 10 friends and family members in attendance. He said his pregame emotions were "a good balance" of excitement and nervousness.
"Obviously a loss is never the result you want," the O'Dea High School product said, "but it's good to get a game under my belt and see what it's like to play with the first team and get to start. It was definitely good for my experience."
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4. Chayo Mexican Kitchen + Tequila Bar
Sometimes you just gotta ride the bull. And mechanical bull Chayo is as rough as they come. Stay on him for 60 seconds and your pic is snapped for their online Hall of Fame on Pinterest. Lose and you get a free shot of tequila for trying. And with late-night happy hour serving 2-for-1 margaritas from 11p to 3a, this place could get really dangerous.
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Is there a beverage cooler that can cool wine and beer and sodas in the same unit? Someone told me there is, but with white and red wines varying from 48 - 65 degrees and sodas or beer being at 40 degrees or cooler; I don't know if it can be done. I would like a small beverage cooler to put in the island for our white wine and my DH would like to put beer and sodas in there as well. Any such thing? Thanks |
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We've had the KitchenAid bev. cooler for almost a year and have been happy with it. It has the 3 temp. zones. Reds on the bottom, whites in the middle and beer/soda on top. |
- Posted by mominthedubc (My Page) on Tue, Jul 1, 08 at 18:51
Oh my gosh, Karina, that's awesome, thank you! |
We also have the KA and it's just what you're looking for. At this moment, the temps in the three zones are reading 38, 52, 59. |
- Posted by mominthedubc (My Page) on Wed, Jul 2, 08 at 10:57
Alku, did you put a custom panel on yours? I haven't seen anything other than ss. Karina and Alku, What models do you have? You are right, this is exactly what we are looking for! Thank you both so much! |
Yes, mine is the same as Karina's but with the panel option rather than stainless. I wish I had a better picture, with the large windows in our kitchen, that area always photographs poorly for me. My model is the KBCO24RS. I went ahead and linked the KA page that shows these below. Shop around, we were able to get ours for significantly less than the MSRP listed there. Another perk about this beverage center is that it's one of the few brands that gets below 40. This means it is cold enough to be food safe, so you can store opened juice in there without being in the "danger zone" for food storage. |
Here is a link that might be useful: KA Bev Centers
- Posted by mominthedubc (My Page) on Thu, Jul 3, 08 at 2:42
Alku, I asked the appliance saleman tonight about a beverage center with 3 zones. He said, 3 zones don't work, there is no way the fridge will really keep 3 zones. He suggested we go for a 2 zones. However, we were hoping to find something for white, red wines and beer and/or soda. Seems like you are happy with yours. How long have you (and you, too Karina if you are reading this) had your beverage centers? Thanks. |
Mine was installed in May of last year, and we're very happy with it. We shopped for it for several months until we finally chose this one. It had *just* come out, lucky for us. The only thing I wish was different was that the beer zone was about a 1/2" taller...if it were we'd have more options for configuring the adjustable shelf in that zone. Aren't appliance salesmen the best? Our salesmen told us we were stupid for wanting a 2-zone wine fridge! He said it was best to use a 1-zone and follow the rule of 20: Chill whites for 20 minutes in your regular fridge before drinking, and put the red on the counter for 20 minutes brfore drinking. 20 Minutes?? Doesn't that defeat the purpose of a wine fridge for the typical consumer? Sure if I were a connessoir and was stashing valuable bottles in there, but my two-buck chuck isn't worth waiting 20 minutes for. Anyway... The LCD temperature display isn't a setting, it's a real time temperature. When you adjust the temperature setting, it takes a little while for the dislayed temp to change. The LCD temperature reading for the beer section is dead on. I measured it with a thermometer to be sure it was food safe. I didn't measure the other two zones, but I have no reason to believe those temps are off. The white wine is chilled but not overly so like you get from storing it in the fridge. The red wine is cool to the touch, but not cold enough to get a mist of condensation on your glass. We're not wine collectors though. We just enjoy drinking wine. For the most part, our fridge holds a selection of <$10 bottles, but we do have two special bottles we're holding onto in there. |
- Posted by mominthedubc (My Page) on Thu, Jul 3, 08 at 23:39
Sounds like you and I are in the same wine club! I just want to be able to store white wine correctly, instead of in the fridge where I know it's too cold and our red is in the cupboard and probably vinegar...poor person who receives it as a hostess gift! Then we just want to be able to have some beer and soda in the house instead of people going out to the garage fridge (our garage isn't the neatest, so it's a bit embarrassing!) This KA sounds perfect. Thanks to you and Karina for your suggestion. Cheers! |
We heard the same deal from the salespeople.Also read that most 2+zones do not chill the beer/soda section cold enough. Our friend has the 3 zone KA and I asked her and they were very pleased with all 3 zones. I touched a bottle/can in each zone and the temps all seemed ideal. The only thing that seems odd about the design is you would think the coldest zone would be on the bottom and the warmest on top since cold air falls and warm air rises but I am sure they know that! We plan to buy the 3 zone KA. |
We are looking at this Kitchenaid wine and beverage center. How do you all like your units by now in 2013? How do these compare quality-wise to the similar Marvel units? |
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Pee Wee Lake is a California Fishing spot. Pee Wee Lake is located in Inyo County in the State of California. Pee Wee Lake has the latitude and longitude (37.17567901, -118.63572243) and the altitude is 10978 feet.
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Quoted from EquiPro One thing that really hit me in the book "Mastering Leptin" (where the 5 rules below came from ) was when they said, "NEVER let doctors remove anything from your body, and do everything that you can to avoid having them do so".
Quoted from ELCarrier Hi Poly, If you are comfortable with how you are I wouldn't worry about a thing,
Quoted from Mystic And what does the (Poly, Tag, you're it!) mean?
Quoted from ELCarrier2005 Have you ever tried the low carb soy milk by 8th Continet, it is really good.
Quoted from ironwood55 Sorry to tell you this, but 8th Continent soymilk has carrageenan in it too.http://www.8thcontinent.com/our_soymilks/light.aspYou might want to consider switching to a brand and variety that doesn't have it in the ingredients list.
Quoted from Mystic That is cute Poly!!! Another question!! How do you get the RH neg below your Avatar like others have???? Help?Thanks
Quoted from Mystic I feel like I graduated to something!
Quoted from Poly That's very interesting, EquiP. That WOE is fascinating. I have only one problem, and that's the "protein in the morning"-thing. In contrary to how I am for the rest of the day, I'm a VERY picky eater in the morning. I can't eat eggs in the morning. They make me gag. And I don't have time or the energy for frying meat in the morning. Not to mention protein-shakes! Ick! I so love my oatmeal with (yes, Mystic) soy- or rice-milk (and cane-sugar ). I know I know - high carbs big time - but I so missed oat meal while doing Atkins, so I was thrilled that I was allowed to have them on BTD. (And I know Dr. D says not to eat oatmeal if you want to lose weight... )
Quoted from EquiPro Starch is, well, starchy:rice, risotto corn, maze, masapotato - regular, sweet, yam, parsnip, etcbreads - all of themany type of pastaany and all cereals, musli, tapiocaalmost all thickeners (a few are seaweed based)cookies, pie crust, doughnuts, cakes, etc.beanspeascooked carrotsbasically, all grain, legumes, root veggies and anything made with those things.
Quoted from EquiPro The rest of the time they just recommend "eyeballing" portions and trying to keep the starch down to equal or less than the protein consumed. In other words, if you eat a hand-sized piece of fish at dinner, try to not eat more than the same SIZE of starch at that meal..
Quoted from EquiPro's sig-line 2) Eat 3 meals per day. No snacks. At least 4-5 hours between each meal.
Quoted from EquiPro Also, Sandraruba, the LWOE says NOTHING about eliminating starch. Even at breakfast, the point is to FOCUS in or protein, not to eliminate starch. They simply disucss keeping starch equal in portion to protein or less at lunch and dinner. They don't suggest eliminating any foods except for junk. The thing of eliminating starch is my goal, personally, because I have severe starch and sugar issues which keep me from losing weight. Trust me, if I weren't such a starch and sugar addict, and could eat it normally, I would eat some at each meal.
Quoted from Sandraruba I was also a sugar addict. My favorite thing, especially at night after my dinner, egg cookies. Just plop three eggs in a bowl, add sugar and some more sugar, some baking powder, and some flour. Throw it in the oven for 20 minutes and your sugar egg cookies are good to go. Did I feel good after eating 6 of those? No, in fact I felt lousy, but I still had to have it. Sometimes 7 days a week! Now I can't even imagine that I had to have that so badly.


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Their stories are devastating: A Bothell couple whose 17-year-old son lost his life to a toxic combination of prescription and over-the-counter drugs, a Mukilteo parent whose high-schooler's fatal addiction started when he smoked OxyContin, and a Seattle physician whose 24-year-old son died from an overdose of Oxycodone and cocaine.
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We are thinking of the cabins for 2014. My kids will be 9,almost 11 and 12 at the time.. I know the campground is big but thats ok.. we wont be renting a golf cart ( $$$)... give me the good the bad and the ugly please!
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I have stayed in the cabins a few times. As a solo, I could never justify the cost of a golf cart. I used the bus system and never had any issues getting where I needed to go. If you have a car, it's nice to have your own little driveway so you can drive to the parks without worrying about finding a parking space at the resort. I usually request to be near transportation and have been placed near the front of loops with bus stops. The whole area feels more like a neighborhood than a hotel.
The cabins themselves are very nice. There is only one bathroom, but there is a vanity counter in the bedroom and the kitchen sink that can be used during the morning rush. The full size refrigerator comes in handy because it holds so much more and has a freezer. I like the fact that you don't share any walls with anyone else. The cabin always seemed quiet. The bedroom is a little small but should be fine for kids the ages of yours. Also, if you are concerned about those motion sensor thermostats, they don't have them here. You can make the cabin as warm or cold as you want. I find the cabins work best for my trips where I will spend as much time at the resort as the parks. |
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In recent days we've heard that athletes from 52 countries are in London, Ontario, Canada this week, 100% of them people who have received a transplant into their bodies, whether kidneys, heart, liver, etc. I heard of a website describing it but when I tried to access it could not find it, but will look further and try to get back to you later with that info. You remember how you've heard how expensive the tickets are for the Olympics? The best part is - tickets for these events are free. The games go on until Saturday, they say. Hope some of you might consider coming. By the way - have you signed your donor card? Sure would be nice if, after you can't use body parts any more, you'd let someone else go on using them. After all - when you'll not be using your vehicle any more, you don't drive it off the end of the dock. And wouldn't even if you couldn't get a nickel for it on resale. How much more important to let someone needy be able to go on using your perfectly good body parts? Good wishes for a fine week, all. ole joyful |
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We have a 1952 pier and beam house. Due to very old termite damage, we had to have our bathroom floor raised. The tile in the bathroom (no big loss there) buckled, but the concrete (seems very thick) underneath the tile split and buckled, too. How on earth do I fix a huge crack like this? Can I chisel the concrete level and fill it in with more? Or is it better left to professionals? Any opinions would be appreciated. Thanks! |
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