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Covered Deck
My first post to this forum so I hope I am not rehashing something. I have some experience building decks and just purchased a new manufactured home as a lake residence and want to add a 14'X14' covered deck. I have never put a roof on a deck so there is my question. How so I join the roof to the existing 6" eave of the home? I want to continue the roof line (angle) and cover with composition shingles like the house roof. The roof will extend out over the 14' deck. There is no gable only a flat eave. I have searched through a couple of topics related to deck covers and have not seen a similar plea for help. Thanks for any responses. I have already picked up some valuable information while doing my search.
The only way to fasten a shingled roof covered patio to your existing building is to cut existing decking and place your rafters on the wall plate, fastening to both the top plate and the existing rafters.
DO NOT fasten in any other manner.
Hopefully you'll have quite a few steps down from your door because you'll have an ever decreasing ceiling as it continues at the existing pitch (roof line(angle)). Even with a 4 pitch this is a 4'8" drop on 14' and a 5' drop on 15' if you expect to have soffit. You could drop this to 2 but it isn't recomended and the shingle Mfg will not recognize the warranty on the shingles because the pitch is to shallow.
See ya,
Sorry for waiting so long to thank you for the response. I have been out of town and just got back to a computer. I have seen some posts indicating that a cover over a deck should not be attached to the mobile home. Is it possible to attach rafters to post and butt plywood to the existing roof plywood and use flashing to cover the gap and then shingle over that? I guess I am asking for the best(best,safest, most secure)method of covering a deck. Again I thank you for the advise.
Have you built your covered deck? I also have a manufactured house. Did you attach the deck roof to the house? Do you have any pictures? I'm not sure if this forum let's you attach pix, so if you want to email me directly my email address is email@example.com


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North Berwick Rowing Club was established in 2009, with the aim of bringing traditional coastal rowing to the town of North Berwick, on the Firth of Forth.
We are taking part in the Scottish Coastal Rowing Project, which involves first building boats in the community before using them to row recreationally and in competition. The boats that we are building are to a design by Ian Oughtred called the St Ayles skiff. Four rowers power the craft from fixed seats, with a coxswain steering and co-ordinating the crew. Rowing these boats involves a commitment to teamwork and brings rewards from the team spirit generated, as well as health and fitness and involvement in a community effort.
Competitions will be held within the community and club members, male and female, will also represent the Royal Burgh of North Berwick in competition against other Scottish coastal communities.
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It has to be said a rowing event at Foxlake is definitely a regatta with a difference, especially at the John Muir Winter Festival. For starters the lake has swimmers and wakeboarders; the latter in their underpants apparently for charity, then there's the running dogs pulling owners along in liquid mud and the cycle races routed through the beer and crafts tent for entertainment. It was great fun being part of it all. Four East Lothian coastal rowing clubs were there, it's a short circular course with only centimetres to spare between the bank and fixed wakeboard jumps when using 14ft oars, so not easy for the coxes. Just as the rain came on at lunchtime there were festival goers eager to try rowing so Eskmuthe and NB took them for a spin.
There were 3 classes: men, mixed and ladies. Port Seton won the first two (so overall) and NB ladies of a certain age came first in their category. The prizes were tokens for use at Foxlake so hopefully a chance for an inter-club party in future. Huge thanks to Jacque for organising us all and to Foxlake for the seasonal mulled wine and great craic over the microphone.
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Just the thing to wake you up on a November Sunday morning if you've had a shandy or two the night before
Saturday morning outing to Canty Bay
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Saturday morning row, life could be worse...
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Lovely October Sunday morning, NBRC took two St Ayles Skiffs and a Haningfield three seater out to Fidra for a leisurely row where coffee and cake was served in lieu of breakfast.
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Something More: Kill la Cross, Madoka's Universal Church, and Sailor Moon Mythology
Welcome to the first of our more sporadic version of Something More. The blogosphere has been resplendent in it's spiritual-related articles the last couple of week, regarding anime series both current and classic.
Christian symbolism runs rampant in Kill la Kill, as do opportunities to discuss Christian themes and ideas, particularly as they relate to clothing, in the series. [Taylor Ramage's Blog]
The Spice and Wolf light novels paint God as malicious, but does this really to his true character? [Medieval Otaku]
Christianity plays a role, at least superficially, in countless anime series, as Eugene Woodbury states:
At the same time, in terms of theology, the suggestively Catholic Haibane Renmei can stand beside any of C.S. Lewis's work as a powerful Christian parable. The same is true of anime such as Madoka Magica and Scrapped Princess, though you may have to look harder to see through the metaphors.
But he also goes on to suggest that the Japanese view toward the faith may rather reveal a positive view for many of the country's feelings toward religion as compared to western ones. [Eugene's Blog]
Speaking of Madoka, Woodbury recently explained that the series is "an exploration of the doctrine of universal reconciliation." [2]
Is Mushi-shi a fatalistic series? Perhaps quite the contrary… [Organizational ASG]
To the tune of Christian themes, there's more to A Good Librarian Like a Good Shepherd than meets the eye. [Cacao, put down the shovel!]
Sailor Moon draws more than merely character names from Greco-Roman mythology. [Lady Geek Girl and Friends]
And continuing with Sailor Moon, episode 14 of Sailor Moon Crystal emphasizes the power of prayer…even if it is to the Crystal Tower. [Geeks Under Grace]
The dividing of the girls in episode 5 of KanColle brings to mind the discomfort the early Christians must have felt as they started their mission. [2]
As part of the Something More series of posts, Beneath the Tangles links to writings about anime and manga that involve religion and spirituality. If you've written such a piece or know of one, please email TWWK to be included.
Christian Love in the Nana Fan Base
A year ago, I wrote about how God's love could be compared to that of a yandere. This year I'd like to make another kind of comparison on the topic of love, but instead of focusing on God, I want to focus on Christians and our love for God. Our love for God is, or at least should be, the greatest emotion we can possibly offer. It is a love which drives us to worship Him, follow Him, strive to be like Him, and serve Him. Anime loves to depict similarly idealistic characters – from the main character who always has to help others to the school idol who is loved by the entire school to the deredere archetype that is just helplessly in love with another. Anime, and people in general, love the idea of love.
But in real life, these ideals often fall apart. Especially in Japan, people who reflect even a fraction of such ideals are hard to come by. It is a sad irony in that although Japanese people can be so friendly on the surface, their hearts are so disconnected from each other. But while they may fail to emulate the type of godly, unconditional love which Christians (should) have, that doesn't mean similarities don't exist. And while rare, such a type of love is something which the Japanese are drawn to.
Nowhere have I seen this more than among the Nana Mizuki fandom. Perhaps my view is skewed since, well, I don't pay nearly as much attention to any other fandom, and as a whole, the otaku culture in Japan has a fascinating difference in lifestyle compared to most other Japanese (but that's a different topic for a similar phenomenon). In my short time in Japan, with moderate interaction with other Nana fans, I have come to feel that the love fans feel for Nana is similar to the love Christians have for God. Of course, I'd be the first to admit the numerous reasons why it's an imperfect parallel, but compared to other Japanese people, and even compared to other fan bases, there is something here that reminds me of Christian love, and there is something about Nana that draws people to her in ways that remind me of how people are drawn to God.
Something More: Religion at Katsucon, Hinduism in Death Parade, and Heaven in Wolf's Rain
Truth be told, this week's post was intended to be the last regular column of Something More. I felt that especially with an umber of the writers we feature here having recently joined our site, the column had outlived its usefulness. That was still my thought this morning, until I realized just how many spirituality-related articles were posted in the aniblogosphere this week. And so, we continue forward, though it should be noted that Something More may post on more a biweekly schedule from this point forward.
And now, onto this week's articles!
At Katsucon this weekend? Then you'll no doubt want to check out Charles Dunbar's panels on Japan and religion. [Study of Anime]
If you've noticed the religious allusions in Death Parade, you're not the only one – it's chock full of Buddhist, Shinto, and especially Hindu imagery, and may also have something to tell us in alignment with the last of those three religious philosophies. [Isn't it Electrifying?]
The first episode of Super Sonico demonstrates to us how fanservice can reveal adulterous desires. [Old Line Elephant]
The concepts of sin and repentance surprisingly find themselves instilled in an ecchi game, Criminal Girls, Invite Only. [Cacao, put down the shovel!]
She'll spend an upcoming post on religion, but even this week's post regarding queerness, the first in a series on Kill la Kill, makes some mention of Christian imagery and ideas. [Taylor Ramage's Blog]
The wolves in Wolf's Rain seek a literal paradise, but is that what they need? And how does that compare to what otaku seek? [Black Strawberry]
Episode 3 of KanColle demonstrates to us a principle recorded in the Book of James: tomorrow is not guaranteed. [Geeks Under Grace]
Could a solution to the way women are represented in games be found in the understanding of sinful nature? [2]
Adam Ledford completes his series on the history of Christianity in Japan by discussing the Shimabara Rebellion and the faith in Japan following the failed rebellion. [Tofugu]
As part of the Something More series of posts, each week Beneath the Tangles links to writings about anime and manga that involve religion and spirituality. If you've written such a piece or know of one, please email TWWK if you'd like it included.
Something More: Islam and Anime, KanColle Christians, and Dying Shinto Trees
Could this be called a world report version of Something More? This week, we have stories from Japan, of course, but also from Indonesia and, why not, we can say that a KonColle article is international, too! Have a wonderful weekend, everyone!
In Indonesia, Muslim otaku reconcile their faith and anime, perhaps surprisingly even accepting fujoshi members among them. [The Indonesian Anime Times]
Arima's feelings about his mother in Your Lie in April bring to mind how Christians have the presence of Christ within them. [Geeks Under Grace]
Christians, too, should carry one another's burdens, as the girls do in KanColle. [Christian Anime Review]
Look who joined Beneath the Tangles! Medieval Otaku will bring his unique perspective here, while continuing the work on his own excellent site. [Medieval Otaku]
And finally, though not directly anime related, suburbanbanshee has a number of interesting posts this week regarding religion in Japan:
- Japanese Docetism Central [Aliens in This World]
- Japan's Meiji Period Persecution of Buddhists [2]
- Someone is Killing the Shinto Trees of Japan [3]
As part of the Something More series of posts, each week Beneath the Tangles links to writings about anime and manga that involve religion and spirituality. If you've written such a piece or know of one, please email TWWK if you'd like it included. Thank you to Lauren Orsini, whose Otaku Links column provided me with the story about otaku in Indonesia.
Throwback Thursdays: Durarara!!
Durarara!! is an anime that started airing in 2010. It takes place in a major part of Tokyo called Ikebukuro. To give you an idea about the show's feel, think of a classical Chinese style epic taking place in a massive modern metropolis. The show focuses on three main characters, but also includes a plethora of minor characters that help move the story forward. This combination of characters help create a structure that allows you to have a better grasp of the three protagonists individual and collective stories.
Anime Today: Shirobako and the Judeo-Christian Work Ethic
I've had an unsteady relationship with Shirobako this season. On one hand, the series provides great insight into the animation process (with a few asterisks, to be sure). It's also produced quite well, as is normal with most of PA Works' productions. However, it's also a bit difficult to follow. Shirobako includes what appears to be a main protagonist, but it jumps around to so many different characters that it is rather difficult to definitively dive into the consciousness of one and truly relate.
Yet despite this, one major theme of the series remains constant: working can be both difficult and rewarding.
You might be familiar with the Japanese expectation of work. Whether that is the high educational standards through compulsory education, or salarymen literally working themselves to death, work in Japan is no joke. Shirobako reflects this, and if you've been watching and and have been surprised by the long hours, overtime, and all-nighters that characters have pulled, it is no exaggeration. But while overwork is obviously an issue of concern, what exactly is a Christian to do when developing a belief on the nature and importance of work. Should people really be as invested as the animators and other employees in shows like Shirobako? Is working that hard even ethical in the first place? Let's take a look from a biblical perspective, starting with the foundation of the Judeo-Christian work ethic.
First, is work even a good thing at all (or was it intended to be, anyway)? Read the rest of this entry
Christmas in Japan
In the United States and Canada, Christmas is considered one of the single most important events of the year. However, in Japan Christmas is a much smaller holiday.
Growing up in the US, I was always excited about Christmas, because it meant that I would have time off from school and every three or four years, I would get to travel during the break. Here in Tokyo, only some international schools take time off and public schools take no time off for Christmas. Christmas is a working holiday and more of a shopping holiday than a cause for celebration.
People purchase Christmas cakes and fried chicken (often at KFC.) There is a belief that westerners celebrate Christmas with turkey which is very hard to come by in Japan, so fried chicken replaces it. Also, during the 1980's KFC launched a massive advertising campaign that turned this into a national belief. Grocery stores start putting out brochures in November to advertise cakes you can buy. This idea comes from the fact that Christmas in the west represent Jesus' Birthday and we eat cakes for birthdays. Christmas cake is a special type of cake similar to the white spongy cakes we call vanilla cake. It is normal adorned with frosting and strawberries.
When Christmas is celebrated, it is normally celebrated by couples on Christmas Eve. Basically a gift exchange, some KFC, and a bit of cake while hanging out or going on a date.
Christmas is a little overshadowed by the fact that December 23rd is the Emperors Birthday. Also, New Years on January 1st is traditionally one of the most celebrated holidays outside of possibly the holidays of Golden Week in May.
The Start of All Ages Visual Novel Imports?
As a sort of tangential follow up to a post I wrote months ago, I'd like to highlight recent developments in the otaku culture. I wrote a bit about this before, but here's some repeated notions as a reminder. Like it or not, a large portion of the otaku culture is visual novels, which are nearly all sexual in content. Despite containing such R-18 material, this is not a quality which discounts the VN medium from being able to produce meaningful stories. Indeed, it can be argued that some of the best stories in VNs have the most forced, out-of-place sex, because creators are trying to appeal to the larger otaku audience. As such, VNs are arguably the hardest area to get into as a Western – and Christian – otaku because almost no one wants to have to deal with the adult content just to get what is supposedly a good story. It's understandable, even admirable, that such people stick to their beliefs and know where to draw the line. But if you want to minister to otaku, you can't simply ignore such a huge part of the culture. You can try to read the clean ones, and there are a few, as listed on our very own visual novel recommendations page. But there are still many more which are so great yet have certain content which immediately stops any interest – again, for good reason.
Visual novels have a very niche market in Japan, and while there are console exports which results in removal of sexual content, these were thought never to be marketed toward foreigners. Recently, the company Sekai Project announced plans to release the entire Grisaia trilogy in English. Visual novels have historically had a proportionally small market in the West; Mangagamer and JAST have released a number of popular titles, so it's wrong to say that official VN translations and sales are unheard of. However, the issue of Christians not wanting to deal with the sexual content remained unchanged – or so I thought. Grisaia is planned to be released as the all ages version. Perhaps it is not a huge surprise they chose Grisaia; it is after all, the current best selling VN on Amazon Japan. To clarify, Grisaia is still very sexual in tone, containing a large amount of sexual jokes and language, which may very well result in people responding the same way they did to the anime despite my (now dead) hype. But there is something to be said about specifically bringing over the all ages versions – they are clearly demonstrating that they want to expand the readership to those who are offended by sexual content.
Initially, Sekai Project mentioned they would be bringing over only the first game's all ages version. A large number of people questioned the need to remove sexual content (to be fair, partly misunderstanding that all sexual jokes would be removed, which would be quite absurd indeed; it seems only the very extreme ones will be altered) and in fact, a small number of people were outraged at losing out on sexual content (at least they're being honest). While I as a Christian disagree wholeheartedly with such thoughts, I can sort of understand why people questioned that the all ages version is being brought over. We are talking about something from the most otaku of the otaku culture – not anime, not manga or novels or fanart, but visual novels which are made almost universally with sexual content. Is there really a need to bother with what is arguably a non-existence market of Westerners who are both 1) interested in visual novels and 2) greatly offended by sexual content? Even I don't think so, but Sekai Project thinks otherwise.
Something More: Magi Love, Christian Lessons from Naruto, and Kill La Kill Buddhism
While shows like Your Lie in April and Wolf Girl and Black Prince continue to give great material for spiritual discussion, it's interesting that some series with big moves on the horizon – Naruto with a final movie upcoming and Digimon with a return of it's season one characters – also provide opportunities to discuss religion in posts this past week.
Magi's Mogamett is a complex character, not least of which because the love he demonstrates isn't in line with an active, kind love, as discussed in Paul's famous writing about the topic in I Corinthians 13. [Anime Monographia]
Buddhist principles of breaking cycles of suffering and power can be found in Kill la Kill. [Anime Commentary on the March]
Takayama Ukon, who was a Japanese general some 400 years ago (and who has been featured as a character in several anime), could be up for beatification next year. [Aliens in This World]
Kit reports that her Shinto panel at Nekocon went well, and that the inaugural issue of Kotoshiro, a Shinto journal, is accepting submissions. [Fox of Hearts]
The folks at Geeks Under Grace reflect upon Naruto, whose manga run just recently ended, and the Christian lessons it helped instill in them. [Geeks Under Grace]
Cooper finds scant religious content to expound upon in his review of Digimon Adventure, which "failed to meet some of [his] expectations but exceeded in others." [2]
The reveal of Princess Serenity in Sailor Moon Crystal speaks of an individual's awakening to their own sin in light of grace. [3]
Kousei's faith in Kaori might mirror a Christian's faith in Christ. [4]
Meanwhile, his lament about the piano in episode five of Your Lie in April reminds us of the importance of each gift we're given. [Christian Anime Review]
Erika and Sata's relationship in Wolf Girl and Black Prince brings to mind the Parable of the Sower. [2]
How does "honor your mother and father work" when they've stepped over some boundary, as with Asuna defying her mother in episode 19 of Sword Art Online 2? [3]
Christian disciplines, along with marathoning Daily Lives of High School Boys and Meganebu!, are among the things Annalyn does for refreshment. [Annalyn's Thoughts]
In the Answerman column, Justin Sevakis rants about how many rally against voice actors, convention guests, and others, with Vic Mignogna (well known for his "conservative Christian" stances and thoughts) as the prime example. [Anime News Network]
As part of the Something More series of posts, each week Beneath the Tangles links to writings about anime and manga that involve religion and spirituality. If you've written such a piece or know of one, please email TWWK if you'd like it included. Thanks to Medieval Otaku this week – it's through his blog that I found the Kill la Kill article]
Anime Today: Post-Modern Monogatari
*Note: This article has been written in such a way to be completely SPOILER-FREE. Read without fear of spoilers!*
Christianity has, in the past few decades, had a confusing relationship with the post-modern movement and its refutation of objectivity. On one hand, many Christians agree with post-modernism's skepticism of modern culture, skepticism of everything really, and acknowledge the possibility of many different existences or ideas. However, on the other hand, many Christians simultaneously disagree with these same notions that nix the possibility of one true objective belief and one true objective God. A sticky situation (and one that I'm sure most post-modernists would love to discuss for that reason!).
My goal here today is not to sway you one way or the other, but rather to reflect some of my appreciation for the healthy dose of skepticism and reliance upon symbolism and metaphor that post-modernism has either caused, or at least brought to society's (relatively) recent attention.
In the scheme of anime and otaku culture, the recent release of Hanamonogatari, the latest entry in the Monogatari (or 物語, literally meaning "Story") series well-known for its "off-the-beaten-path" directing style, reminded me of this modern skepticism that pervades today's culture. In no other series will you find the same kind of dialogue, story-writing, art direction, and cinematography together in one piece of media. In fact, Shaft (the studio responsible for the series) has turned the Monogatari series into something of a trademark of theirs, to the extent that any other work of theirs, even from before the first entry in the Monogatari series, Bakemonogatari, can be traced to it in some fashion.
And what word best describes this inimitable (though oft-attempted) style?
Though perhaps not as overt as it is in the Monogatari series, symbolism is something that forms the very basis of the works that we collectively refer to as "classics." Literature like Moby Dick, The Great Gatsby, The Lord of the Rings… the list goes on. Although symbolism is still employed in modern works, it is perhaps less of a lost art (though it seems to me that it sees less attention in modern writing than it once did) as much as it has lost appreciation, or maybe simply an audience interested in appreciating it.
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POKHARA, Nepal (AP) — When Lucky, Dicky and Nicky Chettri tried to break into Nepal's male-dominated trekking industry 20 years ago, competitors tried to run them out of business. They say men threatened them, harassed them — even filed bogus police reports against them.
"The men said this is a business for the men and we should leave it alone," said Lucky, the eldest Chettri sister in the 3 Sisters Adventure Trekking Company. "They would even accuse us of trying to take away food from their table."
Now the sisters have a booming business and a waiting list of Nepalese women who want to join their six-month training program for mountain guides.
The rise of the Chettri sisters' business in many ways reflects the increasing clout of women in Nepal, which remains in most ways a deeply patriarchal country.
Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay first climbed Mount Everest in 1953, but it was another 40 years before the first Nepali woman reached the peak. Since then, women have made progress in politics, education and business.
About 5 percent of Nepali politicians were female in 1990, but women won a third of the seats in the 2008 parliamentary election. Some discriminatory laws have been changed, including one that allowed only sons to inherit parental property.
Shailee Basnet, who led a 10-member Nepali women's team to Everest in 2008, said the number of women in trekking and mountaineering has risen as well, and she gave credit to the Chettri sisters.
"They have started a trend for women to take up this profession. Women guiding foreign trekkers in the region has become a normal thing now," she said.
The Chettris came up with the idea of opening a woman-run trekking agency when they heard from foreign female travelers who were harassed, even sexually assaulted and threatened by their own male guides while trekking remote mountain trails.
"These girls were really afraid and felt insecure," said Lucky, 48, at their office next to the picturesque Phewa lake.
The sisters once led trips themselves, but had trouble finding more women who knew trekking, spoke English and were willing to spend days walking with the foreigners away from home. Their solution was to bring the women to Pokhara and train them for months.
"At the beginning it was very unusual for the women to join our program because they had to leave their homes for many days, working with Westerners," said Nicky, the youngest of the sisters. "Some thought it was against our culture because women are expected to be at home doing household work."
But soon the word spread. "These women began to like the idea that they don't need to depend on their husbands for money," Nicky said.
Gam Maya Tilicha, 25, once planned to become a teacher but is now a full-time guide at the agency.
"I never imagined that I would be a trekking guide. But the income is very good and I like what I am doing — meeting people from all over the world and traveling to new places in Nepal," she said.


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I am new to this forum. I have been with my husband about 2 years. We were both married before, his was longer than mine. My ex and I had been apart almost 7 years before I met my husband now. After about a year apart my ex and I became friends. I dated many men after him, but we stayed friends and occasionally took our child places together and threw birthday parties for our child together. When my husband and I started getting serious I stopped the outings with my ex and our child, as well as the combined b-day parties out of respect for my husband.
His ex and him had been apart about a year when we met. She was constantly asking him for money, even though he had custody of the kids and she did not pay support. She even had the nerve to ask him if she could move in with us right after we moved in together, she claimed her boyfriend (who she left him for after 10 years of marriage) was abusive to her and she had nowhere else to go. He told her yes, and when he told me about it I said that if she moved in then I moved out and he could say good-bye to me. Shortly after that she found out she was pregnant by her bf and I never heard another word about her moving in. (I am not sure if my hubby told her no, or she just decided against the idea)
Anyways, everytime my husband and I argue about anything lately he brings up my ex! We could be disagreeing about something that has noting to do with my child or ex and somehow he manages to change the topic and focus on my ex. He seems so jealous of him and complains about things like my ex signing up my child for sports. My ex has always done most of the driving for his visitation with our child and lately he has had some car trouble so I have offered to help with the driving. My husband also has gotton mad about that as well as other minor issues.
I am getting tired of my husband trying to fight with me about my ex. It gets to the point where I start complaining about his ex to get him to stop. It is getting ridiculous. I have come out and asked him if he is jealous of my ex, but he says he feels like my ex has some "power" over me and that I just do what he wants. I do not feel that way, nothing that my ex asks for is unreasonable, if it was I would not go along with it.
My husband does not complain about any other male I know, even male friends that I have. So, I know that this is not some control issue. Do you think that this all stems from his ex cheating on him with numerous men before leaving him for another man? Has anyone gone through anything similar? Does anyone have any advice on how to deal with this?
I am not married (divorced) so i am not an expert but I wonder:
Jealousy is pretty much insecurity. I know that i feel jelous when i feel anxious or insecure about my partner. maybe that's how your husband feels.
Explain to your husband that he is the only one for you, you love only him etc And the only reason you maintain civil contact with your ex is just for the sake of the kids.


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Address Wielopole 3 (Kazimierz & Stradom)
EuroCheapo Review: Wielopole Guest Rooms feature modestly-priced, comfortable digs. Wielopole offers safe and quiet rooms that are especially good for visitors who want a bit of distance from the action and a strikingly hearty breakfast.... read review
Address ul. Poselska 22 (Stare Miasto & Wawel)
EuroCheapo Review: Sitting on the edge of splurge-worthy EuroCheapo territory, Hotel Wawel is a cut above most Krakow accommodations: Amenities, location, and ambiance all put it ahead of the pack.... read review
Address Garbarska 10 (West of Stare Miasto)
EuroCheapo Review: Though Hotel Amber is not a steal, it's a good value among Krakow's small crop of stylish boutique hotels. Frankly, we're hard pressed to think of another hotel this finely designed anywhere at this reasonable a nightly rate.... read review
Address ul. Sw. Tomasza 18 (Stare Miasto & Wawel)
EuroCheapo Review: The eight-room Pensjonat Trecius is one of our favorite pensions in all of Krakow. Hidden away in a gorgeous building on Św. Tomasza near the Old Town's Rynek Główny, it's a quiet and special little place.... read review
Address ul. Mikolajska 28 (Stare Miasto & Wawel)
EuroCheapo Review: Wit Stwosz's 17 rooms are a bit more expensive than those in the average Krakow hotel, but the set-up is welcoming and deeply charming.... read review
Address Kupa 15 (Kazimierz & Stradom)
EuroCheapo Review: Karmel is one of the most gorgeous small hotels in Krakow. Located up a stairway in an impossibly cute corner of Kazimierz, the 10-room Karmel is a Krakow favorite.... read review
Address ul. Ciemna 15 (Kazimierz & Stradom)
EuroCheapo Review: Hotel Eden is a medium-sized, 27-room hotel in Kazimierz dedicated to serving a highly observant Jewish clientele. Located in the heart of Krakow's old Jewish neighborhood on a cramped cobblestone street, Hotel Eden occupies a restored row of 15th-century buildings.... read review
Address Miodowa 16 (Kazimierz & Stradom)
EuroCheapo Review: Kazimierz's 35 rooms are basically run-of-the-mill, with a number of dainty touches that veer into fussy aunt territory, such as lacy curtains and a pink-orange color palette.... read review
Address ul. Sw. Tomasza 34 (Stare Miasto & Wawel)
EuroCheapo Review: Hotel Campanile, a cookie-cutter hotel abutting the Stare Miasto greenbelt, offers 106 rooms in an imposing, modern building.... read review
Address Dietla 58 (Kazimierz & Stradom)
EuroCheapo Review: Hostel Atlantis, one of Krakow's many hostel-hotel hybrids, is an unassuming, basic place with 19 rooms on offer.... read review
Address 9 Grodzka Street (Stare Miasto & Wawel)
EuroCheapo Review: One of three RT hotels in our Krakow listings, the 59-room RT Rezydent arguably has the best location of the mini-chain: It's a 30-second walk from Rynek Główny, Krakow's Main Market Square.... read review
Address sw. Krzyza 21 (Stare Miasto & Wawel)
EuroCheapo Review: City Hostel is that unusual beast, a hostel put together at an aesthetic level that few hotels manage. The entire hostel is beautiful if austere, like a super glamorous monastery.... read review
Address 19 Bożego Ciała Street (Kazimierz & Stradom)
EuroCheapo Review: The RT Regent, one of four RT hotels in the city (three of which are located in central Krakow), is a 39-room property situated on a quaint, crowded Kazimierz street.... read review
Address pl. Na Groblach 22 (Stare Miasto & Wawel)
EuroCheapo Review: From the flat roof to the windows that appear to simply wrap around the building, the 48-room Pod Wawelem extends an enticing invitation to the modernism junkie in a city better known for its medieval and baroque heritage.... read review
Address Szeroka 20 (Kazimierz & Stradom)
EuroCheapo Review: From the splashed-out, swanky lobby to the finest private hotel bathrooms that we saw in Krakow, Ester is an ideal spot for those seeking some style on their weekend break.... read review
Address Sławkowska 3 (Stare Miasto & Wawel)
EuroCheapo Review: Occupying a bewitchingly charming corner of Stare Miasto, Hotel Saski carries itself with the sophistication of a faded, grand old hotel. The century-old elevator is a showpiece, and the expansive, empty lobby calls to mind vanquished grandeur.... read review
Address Reception: 34 Rynek Główny (Stare Miasto & Wawel)
EuroCheapo Review: Old Town Studios manages a string of 40 apartments cast throughout Krakow's Stare Miasto. Apartments are fairly anonymous, with particle-board bed units, simple kitchen areas, and en-suite bathrooms.... read review
Address ul. Szujskiego 5 (West of Stare Miasto)
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Address Westerplatte 15 (Stare Miasto & Wawel)
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Address ul. Józefa 24 (Kazimierz & Stradom)
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Paul Brach Visiting Artist Lecture Series: Raimundas Malašauskas
CalArts, F200
"Maverick curator," artist, and writer Raimundas Malašauskas was born in Vilnius. He has been described by Metropolis M magazine as the one curator who knows how to give new meaning to the concept of the "exhibition," developing his projects with a high level of playfulness, unpredictability and wit.
From 1995 to 2006, he worked at the Contemporary Art Centre in Vilnius, and curated Black Market Worlds, the IX Baltic Triennial, at CAC Vilnius in 2005. From 2007 to 2008, he was a visiting curator at California College of the Arts, San Francisco; from 2007 to 2009 he was also a curator at Artists Space, New York. Malašauskas has curated the exhibitions Sculpture of the Space Age, David Roberts Art Foundation, London (2009); Into the Belly of a Dove, Museo Rufino Tamayo, Mexico City (2010), and Repetition Island, Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris (2010), and worked as one of the agents for Documenta 13. In 2013 he curated oO at the Lithuanian and Cyprus Pavilion at the 55th Venice Biennale, Italy. His most recent projects include Fusiform Gyrus at Lisson Gallery, London, UK and the 9th Bienal do Mercosul, Porto Alegre, Brazil, titled Se o clima for favorável, Si el tiempo lo permite. His other recent exhibition projects, Hypnotic and Clifford Irving, are in progress.
In 2007, Malašauskas co-wrote the libretto of Cellar Door, an opera by Loris Gréaud produced in Paris. In 2012, the book Paper Exhibition, Selected Writings by Raimundas Malašauskas was published, a "book that belongs to no one and is not needed by anyone," as Malašauskas put it, as "16 readers had been invited to add, comment on, correct and leave their mark boldly in the margins, or way at the back, as another means of carefully replaying these words written by someone else."
Paul Brach Visiting Artist Lecture Series: Wendy Red Star
CalArts, F200
ART: Wendy Red Star was born in Billings, Montana just outside of the Crow Indian reservation where she was raised. She grew up in a multi-cultural family. Her mother is of Irish decent, her father a full blood Crow Indian and her older sister is Korean. Wendy left the Crow Indian reservation when she was eighteen to attend Montana State University in Bozeman, Montana where she studied sculpture. She then went on to earn her MFA in sculpture at UCLA. Wendy currently lives in Portland, Oregon.
Her work layers influences drawn from her Crow background, daily surroundings, aesthetic experiences, collected ephemera and conjured histories that are both real and imagined. Through her photographs and sculpture new universes are built, simultaneously urban-rural and high-low with their own language of symbols created from such seemingly disparate sites as HUD houses, rez cars, three legged dogs, powwow culture, proliferative indigenous commoditization, and Red Star's personal collection of memories growing up as a half-breed on the Crow Indian reservation. The work represents an insider/outsider view that is wrath with complexity and contradiction, its most salient attributes. Red Star's unruly approach examines a cross section of American cultures and their very consumption while also being a meditation on her own identity. Exploring the intersection between life on the reservation and the world outside of that environment, Red Star thinks of herself as a cultural archivist speaking sincerely about the experience of being a Crow Indian in contemporary society.
Her work has been shown at Helen E. Copeland gallery, Bozeman, MT, The Fondation Cartier L'Art Contemporain, Paris, France, The CSULB gallery, Long Beach, CA, Research & Development, Chicago, IL, The Museum Tower at MOCA, Los Angeles, CA, And/Or gallery, Dallas, TX, The UCLA New Wight gallery, Los Angeles, CA, The L.A. Municipal Art gallery, Los Angeles, CA, The Domaine De Kerguehennc, Brittany, France, The Hudson D. Walker gallery, Provincetown, MA, The Plush Gallery, Dallas TX, The Laura Bartlett Gallery, London, England, The Luckman gallery, Los Angeles, CA, and The Volitant gallery, Austin, Texas.
Paul Brach Visiting Artist Lecture Series: Victoria Fu
CalArts, F200
ART: Victoria Fu is a visual artist who received her BA from Stanford University, MA in Art History/Museum Studies from USC, and MFA from CalArts.
Fu's installations place appropriated stock media footage against abstracted backgrounds transferred to video from 16mm film. Often projected on a multi-layered surface, they operate in a visual arena that dissolves boundaries between projected light and image, representation and abstraction, narrative and form.
Her work has been exhibited at venues including the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, NY; Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego, La Jolla, CA; New York Film Festival, New York, NY; Simon Preston Gallery, New York, NY; IX Nicaragua Biennial, Managua, Nicaragua; University Art Gallery at UC Irvine, Irvine, CA; among others. She attended the Whitney Independent Study Program and Skowhegan School of Painting & Sculpture, and is a 2013-14 grantee of the Art Matters Foundation. Fu co-founded and directs ART OFFICE's The Moving Index. She lives and works in Los Angeles and San Diego, where she is Assistant Professor of Visual Arts at the University of San Diego.
Rock and Techno Music Night
CalArts, 2nd Floor Foyer
ART: Five music groups playing rock and techno.
Reception Performance for Claudia Retegan
CalArts, Main Gallery
ART: Three-person band to play for Claudia Retegan's reception.
'From Dust to Mud'
CalArts, Bijou Auditorium
ART: Screening of a documentary film.
Print Fair
CalArts, Main Gallery
ART: Vendors and organizations will set up booths to sell their artwork. We will have workshops to go along with the event.
Paul Brach Visiting Artist Lecture Series: Nao Bustamante
CalArts, F200
ART: Nao Bustamante is a multimedia and performance artist from California. She holds a BFA/MFA from the San Francisco Art Institute (specifically, the New Genres department). Currently, Bustamante holds the position of Associate Professor of New Media and Live Art at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, though she is a visiting member of the CalArts faculty this spring semester.
Bustamante's at times precarious and radically vulnerable work encompasses performance art, video installation, visual art, filmmaking, and writing. Her project under the working title Personal Protection is described as a time-travel tour of the role of women in combat through wearable sculptures, performances and videos that explore these questions, bringing history into a contemporary context.
"My illustration of women soldiers (fighting as women, not gendered as men) in historical wartime will provide a framework in which to consider our current psychological framing of war," Bustamante said.
Bustamante has presented in galleries, museums, universities and underground sites all around the world. She has exhibited, among other locales, at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London, the New York Museum of Modern Arts, Sundance 2008, 2010, and the Kiasma Museum of Helsinki. Her movies have been shown at Outfest in Los Angeles and Mix in New York City among other festivals. Bustamante has been published by the Theatre Communications Group in the book, Out of the Fringe, as well as the Theatre Drama Review, published by the MIT Press.
In 2000 she received the GLBT Historical Society Arts Award. In 2001 she received the prestigious Anonymous Was a Woman fellowship and in 2007 named a New York Foundation for the Arts Fellow, as well as a Lambent Fellow.


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FruityAudio saidMe too! But not even one a day this week. So bizarre, not to mention frustrating when even new tracks don't seem to help
Music2Sync said+1, got from 1-4 sales a day, last 6 days got 0-1
Once again I feel like I've hit my monthly sales cap.. After an explosive and exciting start to the month its like someone slammed the breaks on. Frustrating to say the least
Same here, gyus..
Looks like something happened last weeks. And my sales for 2 weeks goes from old and "hot" tracks while I upload a lot new stuff. Is something wrong?
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Almost 12 days.
Check these:
Calming piano:
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Calming piano:
Good luck!
My suggestion for music, first is pack of 4 tracks:
And for fx:
And for fx:
You can use soundizer.com to find music, upload sample there, and it will find item on audiojungle.
Here it is: http://audiojungle.net/item/wave-logo/7510337
Maybe some energetic rock? I made that one especially for racing projects: Sports Collection for more items.
If you like electronic, try these, this is pack of 4 tracks that may fit F1 video:
Good luck!
If you like electronic, try these, this is pack of 4 tracks that may fit F1 video:
Good luck!
Not sure about how it may work in mobile game, but I think it sounds close to reference. Check this if you want:
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for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Gippsland
Hotel close to St. KildaPosted Mar 24, 2015
Pros: Price was good, good food and location
Cons: a bit run down in the room itself, old carpets, furniture and some broken things in the bathroom.
Location: Albert Park, St. Kilda
Hotel was OK, family room was spacious, ordered. Did not use the restaurant, but food on the a la carte menu was good.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Nice hotel. Great spot and close to the F1 circuitPosted Mar 18, 2015
Good clean hotel. Nice and close to f1 track! Will be back next year
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom brisbane
Hotel close to Aus Grand PrixPosted Mar 18, 2015
We chose Bayview because it's close to Albert park for the f1 Grand Prix so location was wfect for what we need. Otherwise be aware the walls of the hotel is thin n you can hear the noise outside
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Newcastle
Pleasant StayPosted Mar 11, 2015
Pros: Staff were friendly. Room cleaned
Cons: Directions to car park
Location: Close to petrol stations, shops, arms transport, beach/
We stayed the weekend. Since we were driving from out of state we were unable to make our check in staff were very helpful and understanding. Rooms were decent and clean, window view was not the best but overall it was a pleasant stay.
by A verified travelerfrom Canberra
Down at heelPosted Mar 4, 2015
Hotel down at heel; needs paint and makeover.Airconditioning vents dirty, no free wifi and unable to open windows. Overpriced
by A verified travelerfrom Australia
Good location but overpricedPosted Mar 2, 2015
We stayed for two nights. Best point was the location. We had a run of small things happen that made our stay less enjoyable. After checking in our room keys wouldn't work. After a long drive It was an inconvenience. I had to go down and have them redone or wait for ten minutes for some one to come up. The bed and pillows were not very comfortable. We had someone knock on the door around midday on our second day to check the mini bar. Thought that was odd. Tje room service was very quick but the good we ordered was a pre cooked frozen pattire that needed more cooking. It was quick though and the chips were good. The breakfast was not good. Food was cold and had been sitting out for some time. Had sent through a pre approval for payment several days prior to arriving.and that hadn't been processed when we went to checkout. Just small things but our stay wasn't as relaxed as id hoped. Good location for the wedding we were there for.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Sydney
Pleasing findPosted Feb 22, 2015
Pros: Clean rooms and convenient location.
Cons: Nothing
Location: On the park and a short 20 minute walk to the CBD.
I stayed through convenience because this hotel was where my conference was being held. However I can certainly say that I will be staying there again. Location is good being near Albert Park and only a 20 minute walk into the CBD. Staff were friendly and most importantly to me the hotel room was very clean. It could probably do with an update at some point but then it would become more expensive. The breakfast was good with plenty of choice. Parking onsite was handy too. Top tip is to book this hotel through Expedia as I saved heaps and got breakfast included!
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Gold Coast
Excellent position, close to trams to the city.Posted Feb 13, 2015
Pros: It was very quiet and easy to get to from all directions. It was close to the CBD.
Cons: The paint in the foyers, they needed painting.
For the price I thought the hotel was quite luxurious. What I mean is I would have expected to pay more for what I received in comfort and facilities etc.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Posted Feb 11, 2015
Close to CBD and South Melbourne. Clean rooms with amazing water pressure in the shower.
for Familiesby A verified travelerfrom Box Hill North
Wow what a winnerPosted Feb 4, 2015
Pros: breakfast and pool
Cons: nothing
Location: Short walk to tram on St Kilda Rd, we went to Southbank for a stroll before dinner.
Very friendly staff. I had emailed them a couple of times to ask questions and they even arranged chocolate strawberries for our room (as we were staying for my mums birthday). Pool is warm and inviting.