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Privoxy is a non-caching web proxy with advanced filtering capabilities for enhancing privacy, modifying web page data and HTTP headers, controlling access, and removing ads and other obnoxious Internet junk.377 weekly downloads
wipfw - IPv4 packet filter and traffic shaper for Windows based on IPFW (FreeBSD firewall).22 weekly downloads
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This tool locks down Linux and UNIX systems.1 weekly downloads
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chainssh is a shell script to smplify the ssh login via multiple sshgateways/firewallgateaways. e.g. connect from homehost via sshgateway to a clusternode with one command.1 weekly downloads
Packet Edit Studio
PEStudio is a network protocol analysis and security auditing tool for Windows which allows you to apply scripts to winsock calls in order to filter / edit the data that travels to and from your computer, giving you complete control over your network.5 weekly downloads
FTP Proxy Exploit Library
This library allow you to create any tunneling applications over a ftp proxy. This is useful if you want to access a mail server from a place where pop connections are not allowed.0 weekly downloads
This is an Internet resource management system that can be used to control both internet and network access of a registered or unregistered user on all kinds of network.0 weekly downloads
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Secure Wireless Access Point OS
The SWAP (Secure Wireless Access Point) project is intended for use in embedded appliances. These appliances will operate in the role of a WEP (wireless encryption protocol) and IPSEC enabled wireless access point, IPSEC VPN gateway, and firewall.3 weekly downloads
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The Secure Internet Connection
TSIC is a comprehensive solution for secure Internet connection against all kinds of threats and harmful programs for Windows platforms and ReactOS. It's features include a built-in FIREWALL,IDS,Parental and privacy Control and also antivirus.0 weekly downloads
SLoPpy Administrator
This project aims to provide an easy to use interface to Samba, openLDAP, and Printing (via cups, iptables, emerge and apt-get. It currently is command-line based, and has the beginnings of a graphical interface via kommander (see quanta).1 weekly downloads
Windows XP Firewall Web Frontend
Windows XP Firewall Web Frontend is a Web-based frontend for the Windows XP or 2003 (SP2) Firewall Service. Multi Language, easy to install and skinnable.0 weekly downloads
Internet Control Firewall Intrusion Detection and Logger for Inbound and Outbound Traffic. Watches Files and Directories, Drive and Memory Protection.0 weekly downloads
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BK gateway
A great gateway for small or medium network company,with builtin firewall, mutil WANs supporting loadblancing and failover ,VPN , anti virus, anti spams, web proxy , ... Base on pfSense0 weekly downloads
Hank is a scalable, extensible, modular, threaded user-space program to handle all your packet juggling needs. It'll analyze, report, and act on network traffic in any protocol, at any OSI layer, at any nesting depth. And it'll do it damned fast.1 weekly downloads
Pothos is an iptables log analyzer. It is used to interpret, in a user-friendly fashion, the logs that ulogd creates with it's MySQL plugin. It's main objective is to be efficient, leaving as small a foot-print as possible.2 weekly downloads
Big Freakin' Haystack Initiative
This project seeks nothing less than a total change in perimeter defense. This project will provide applications to create millions of virtual hosts (aka honeyhet) tied to an IDS/IPS system(s), permitting dynamic network camouflage and defense.0 weekly downloads


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Overwintering coleus
As much as I hate to think of it, fall and the first frost will be here soon in Chicago. I've got LOTS of coleus, both in the ground and a good number of rooted pinches. I am going to try to overwinter them.
The smaller plants and rooted pinches will go in the house and in the basement under lights. For the tall stands of coleus in the garden, I'm going to try again what was looking very promising last year:
I cut all my coleus to the ground just before the first frost. I then took the tall stems-some were 24"-stripped off the bottom leaves, and made huge bouquets in several vases. They were gorgeous in vases, and it became apparent that they would stay beautiful as long as I kept water in the vases, and they would also root. There was some minor leaf drop, nothing drastic. I added water, and periodically trimmed off the rooty bottoms, since they were in clear glass vases and it wasnt very attractive. I decided I'd keep it up until spring, when I'd trim them to 4 inches and root them one last time and plant. Things were going well until I left town for a couple weeks in January, whereupon the man in the house decided they'd been around long enough and threw them out. Aaaargggghhh.
But it'll work, especially down South where the winter's a lot shorter. Plus, all those beautiful vases...looking forward to doing this again.
wow. chicago! i think i might just try that with my coleus in the ground. :)) thank you for the tip! :)
and, speaking of coleus in the ground, have you ever had a problem with SLUGS eating your coleus? They leave the hostas alone but man...NOTHING seems to stop them from chomping on the stems and leaves of miss emily, the reds and the new rootings from the firefly. they don't seem to care much for inky fingers and the darker. ruffled varieties. Any more fabulous advice and/or tips? :))
I'm having a big slug problem myself. They do like the lighter varieties like Glennis, and leave the dark stuff alone. I guess I just wasnt vigilant enough with the slug bait. I found over 20 slugs on a single moonbeam coreopsis this morning.
I use a kitchen knife to get to the slugs on a plant, so I dont have to touch them with my fingers (ewwwww). I just slip the knife under the slugh and nudge it a bit. They fall on the knife, and then I flick them into salt.


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Hello again, KW. I had some really tasty baked beans the other day at employee appreciation day. They called them Texas Baked Beans. I doubt it if there was any alcohol involved, but they were tasty just the same. I know there were pintos, brown sugar, ground beef, onions, garlic, and bbq sauce. Do you have a good recipe for Texas Baked Beans?
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Fast food restaurant Burger King has finally added chicken nuggets to their menu roster permanently. The nuggets will be battered in a tempura-like batter and made with all-white meat. Burger King will also be adding six other items, but only for a limited time, including molten fudge bites and molten fudge sundaes.
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The TYLT Vu is a Qi wireless charging base that's angled to ensure your device remains in place while it can still be used and viewed
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The CW has granted early renewals to "Arrow", "Supernatural" and "The Vampire Diaries".
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1. In a large mixing bowl, add the ground meats.
2. Scramble and add the tofu into it. Extra firm tofu would be ideal for the dish.
3. Sprinkle salt, garlic powder and black pepper over it.
4. Break two eggs into the bowl one by one.
5. Mix all the ingredients with hands and keep it on the dry side.
6. Add flour into the mixture to keep it dry.
7. Prepare the galbi patties similar to burger patties.
8. Stuff the patty into the cut rings of bell pepper.
9. Heat the skillet on medium high for about a minute to pan-grill the patties.
10. Drizzle some olive oil on the pan and add the patties when hot enough.
11. Pan-grill the patties for 2 minutes. Flip and cook for additional 2-3 minutes.
12. Drizzle some kalbi sauce over them.
13. Squeeze few rice balls into the patties.
14. Put some shiitake mushrooms on top.
15. Cover with a lid for sometime.
16. Place the patties in a plate and garnish with chopped bell pepper and additional galbi sauce.


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Bought a Clearance Mini in January - Yikes!
I got suckered into buying a pretty little pink mini of unknown heritage sitting on the Lowe's clearance rack. The five plants in there look ok, but high temps are in the upper 30's right now, so I don't really think I can even put the pot outside in the sun, even during the day. I'm actually thinking of creating a makeshift greenhouse for it - would that be ok? Should I attempt to separate them, or give them a little time to adjust to the lower temps? I'm guessing they will die, but I'd love to save them if I could. Any suggestions?
Personally,I would wait till the weather is a little warmer before trying to seperate them.Maybe you could set the pot in a sunny window till it warms up alittle.I have never bought any in winter before,but,I wouldn't put it outside with it in the 30's.
I did the same thing - about 3 weeks ago I rescued an unidentified orange mini from the Lowes "death's-door-going-cheap" rack. When I got it home I took it out of the awful algae-covered mix it was in, and potted it in my standard mix without disturbing it too much. (I lifted it out of its nursery-pot and let fall off what would with a gentle shake, then potted it in new soil - I think I got about a 75% change - the roots are sparse). I then covered the pot with a ziploc, but left the bottom un-zipped. This was a two-stemmer, one is re-sprouting, the other has blackened - saved it with a 50% success rate. Now I just have to wait till it gets a little warmer outside and start the transition process to outdoor plant.
How's your patient?
Mini update: I followed the advice of Tenor_peggy found at the link below. I defoliated the plants, left the blooms on and picked off their petals when they were about to drop. I never have any luck keeping minis alive indoors, so I thought my best bet was to get them to go dormant and deal with separation and planting/repotting in the spring. They are currently living happily in my garage in their old pot in an open black plastic bag. I checked the moisture the other day and they looked great - green stems, no new growth. So far, so good! Spring will be another issue, but I'll see what happens when I get there.
Here is a link that might be useful: Overwintering potted minis


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Containing more than 1,000 guest rooms, the Parc 55 Wyndham is one of San Francisco's largest hotels. Overall, visitors were pleased with the property's spacious rooms and suites, which house flat-screen TVs, individual climate controls and coffee and tea amenities by Wolfgang Puck and Numi. To serve that the large number of guests it can accommodate, the hotel offers several restaurants, including the surf-and-turf restaurant, cityhouse, the Barbary Coast deli, and Smooth, the on-site Thai restaurant. Many guests remark on the friendly service staff, though they also find street noise to be a big problem. You should also keep in mind that the immediate area can get a little seedy at night, and panhandlers are known to frequent the surrounding streets. You'll find Parc 55 Wyndham near Union Square in downtown San Francisco.
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Re: hi ho Silver, The Lone Ranger rides on....
The whole reason this movie is being made is because of Depp's star power, so it's only fair for him to get top billing. however, if they want to bring in his legion of POTC fans, I hope the movie has more personality and humor than this rather dour trailer implies. It looks like Hell on Wheels, and the moviegoing masses arent going to pay $12 for that. People want to see Depp doing some zany schitck, they don't want a lecture on the social perils of 19th C railroads.
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I owned a Citadel Compact (made by the same people who make RIA). It was easily the worst 1911 I've ever owned. The parkerizing was incredibly thin. First trip to the range and the extractor was out of tune and would throw the brass almost completely forward. Got home and noticed that the finish was so thin that the ejected cases had took a ton of little nicks out of the finish in the slide, they went all the way down to the bare metal.
Also found that the gun would not feed HP ammo of any kind. Read the manual and found that the manual says the gun was not meant to fire HP ammo and would need modification by a gunsmith to reliably feed HP ammo.
Then I started having issues with the front sight coming loose. It would loosen n the middle of a mag and I would completely lose accuracy. I tried blue Loktite and it still wouldn't help.
I ended up selling the gun after a few months. Told myself I'd never buy another Armscor 1911. YMMV
If this is your first 1911, I wouldn't recommend a Officer's size.
The sub-compact 1911 is NOT a good "first-pick" to start your 1911 pattern pistol ownership path.
It doesn't shoot like a 1911.
It doesn't feel like a 1911.
The sight radius is so short that it renders sight shooting useless.
It is a great CCW.
What he said.
Thanks for the advice, that is what ill do. I am not new to the gun scene as I am a weapon specialist for the military, however I can always use advice and a full size does make sense. Thanks
i have a standerd gi. ria i love it for the price it has yet to let me down.
I was thinking of getting the compact RIA 1911. Granted this will be my first 1911, any suggestions? What are the pros and cons with the compact vs 5'?
I have the ria 1911 cs, no issues. Needs a set of grips IMO. Accurate as I can be, no feed issues ate everything from 230 fmj to 185 jhp. Not a fan of the finish but I carry it every day and it's holding up. Can't upload pics right now, it has a very snappy recoil. Muzzle flip is there so practice, practice, practice. Overall I'm in love with the gun. Best of luck to you in your choice!
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Good Morning! I made myself a tv tray portable ironing board and now need a good mini/travel iron to use with it. I had a mini-iron but didn't like it because it was hard to grip and did not get hot enough. I have the old version of the clover mini-iron (a stick like thing with two heads)...it doesn't get hot enough for me either! So, I am on the search for a new one and would love your recommendations.
I am about to start a quilt using the Friendship half square triangles and there is a LOT of pressing involved in those (my quilt uses over 700 of the things). It would be so nice to have an ironing surface right next to my machine with an iron hot enough to actually press!
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I use this 'sealing iron' by Hanger 9. I purchased mine from a local (huge) airplane model craft store.
Gwen (sunnycentralfl) recommended it to me a few years ago.
It gets very hot. I especially like the slated tip-perfect for pressing small pieces and paper piecing.
I have seen these same irons for 3x the money in Quilt shops.
I also bought a count down timer I plug it into that I am able to set to turn off in a certain amt of time.
Here is a link that might be useful: Sealing Iron
A lot of my frineds have the Rowenta travel iron and love it. It is available at Sears here in Canada for about $40. I have the Procter Silex Travel Iron and it is a good iron too. The handle come off to store away in a little bag so very compact for travel. I have a Clover iron that I received as a gift probably 5 years ago and have never taken it out of the package. I am doing an applique workshop in a couple of weeks so perhaps I will take it with me.


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Here's an update on the happenings at the Saratoga Springs Housing Authority. Its director is under renewed fire for bed bugs, but also for nepotism, his $152,000 salary and more. [Read More]
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3:30 p.m.: Motorists have long used State Route 9 as a route to this city's concerts, horse racing and nightlife. But a stretch of the road from the Northway Exit 13 ramps to Saratoga Spa State Park has in recent years become a dark and deadly path for pedestrians. Late Sunday, a Corinth man driving […] [Read More]
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The Saratoga Springs Housing Authority director has hired an insect specialist to prepare a long-term plan to deal with bed bugs in the Stonequist Apartments. The move came five months after he first heard about the presence of the bugs in the city's largest public housing complex. Under tough questioning from Accounts Commissioner John Franck […] [Read More]
Architecture: 46 Circular St.
If every home tells a story, 46 Circular St., reads like a Saratoga Springs history book. The stately Greek Revival-style home above Congress Park dates back to about 1832, a time when businessmen began to realize the commercial potential of Saratoga's carbonated spring waters, which were thought to contain healing minerals. One of the first […] [Read More]
Plan to develop Lillian's lot
The Planning Board could vote Wednesday on a new mixed-use building for the public parking lot next to Lillian's Restaurant on Broadway. Bonacio Construction, the successful bidder to build on the property, proposes a 46,000-square-foot building in the middle of the downtown shopping district that would contain parking beneath it, Planning Board Chairman L. Cliff […] [Read More]
Saratoga Architecture: 19 Marion Place
Saratoga Architecture, a new Saratoga Seen mini-series, is an off-shoot of "Property Profiles" done here. Some of the entries will get published in the newspaper. The city has so many beautiful building designs that some of us take for granted. We thought it would be interesting to dip into the architecture style and history of some this summer. I would love […] [Read More]
53 Church St.
It's almost summer in Saratoga Springs, as this beautiful picture of 53 Church St., suggests. An employee of Saratoga Dance in the building told me that its owners decorated the exterior with various hanging flowers. I think it looks great. Your suggestions on other beautiful springtime addresses in the city? If you email photos at […] [Read More]
Modern McDonald's opens
I drove by South Broadway today and was shocked to see that the newly-built McDonald's had already opened for business. Credit owner Clark Brink Jr., and the construction crew that worked the project – this modern, 4,000-square-foot fast-food joint went up in just a few months. Here's a picture of the new McDonald's, which occupies […] [Read More]
2011 preservation awards
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In September 2013 girls will be admitted to King Edward VI School's Sixth Form for the first time in its 460 year existence. Up to one third of the 200-strong Sixth Form will be made up of female students,
Headmaster Bennet Carr said: "Research shows that male and female students tend to bring different learning styles, approaches and perspectives to their A level studies and that both genders benefit from seeing how each other work. "
Girls and boys wishing to apply for the Sixth Form are invited to attend the school's Sixth Form Opening Evening on Tuesday November 13, starting at 6.15pm.
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Mr Carr added: "KES is able to offer some subjects that are not currently available or considered viable in other schools and we also have outstanding specialist facilities for preparing students for the top universities.
"The school is widely regarded as a centre of excellence for sport, music and drama and this change to our admissions policy will allow girls to benefit from these opportunities too."
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- STEP 2 Add egg and gradually add milk until batter is smooth.
- STEP 3 Stand mixture in the fridge for ½ hour.
- STEP 4 Add corned beef mix well.
- STEP 5 Spoon tablespoonfuls of mixture into a fry pan sprayed with extra virgin olive oil and fry until golden on each side.
- STEP 6 Serve with a tossed salad and enjoy.
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Thanks, this was a good, simple recipe was loved by the whole family. Thanks again.
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Do this with my left over corned beef all the time, I even buy a bigger piece of meat for this purpose. I use ½ cup of self-raising flour, 1 lightly beaten egg, ¼ cup milk and two teaspoons oil. Beat with a fork and then let stand for at least ½ hour. Try adding sliced shallots to the batter before frying for a little extra flavour, you won't be disappointed. A great way to use up leftover corned beef.
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I love this recipe. I used corned meat and corn kernels and onion powder - simple but delicious.
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Have cooked this recipe many times as it is my campfire recipe. I always use canned beef as it is easy to cut and dip. This recipe in North Queensland is called "Burdekin Duck".
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After graduating from high school in Cupertino, (thanks to a very kind administrator who took pity on me, he said in a speech) he went on to obtain a doctorate in applied mathematics from the University of Maryland at College Park. He also had a brief stint at the Pentagon in 2004, analyzing social networks to study emerging threats.Since then, Patil has worked at LinkedIn (Symbol : LNKD), Skype, PayPal and eBay (Symbol : EBAY). Most recently, he was an executive at the data intelligence company RelateIQ, which was acquired by Salesforce last year.In an interview, Patil outlined his priorities as chief data scientist and explained why he made the switch to public service. The conversation has been edited for length and clarity.Q. What does the first chief data scientist do?A. To me, the government says, Okay, we have data, but how do we use that responsibly to create efficiencies, to create transparency, to unlock economic potential? 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Oftentimes, we look at government and say, Look at that slow-moving ship.If anything, its really incredible how much change is happening, how much opportunity is there. Its hard for me to have ever imagined an administration doing this much to empower data science, given that its such a new area.Not only is this the most data-driven organization weve seen, but when you look at the demographics of the teams, and how balanced and diverse they are, its amazing.Government in many ways is ahead of a lot of corporations, and I say that coming from industry.Are there any downsides to the job?There are always challenges. Its not supposed to be easy. There are very hard questions to answer. What has been the most impressive thing is the willingness for everyone to roll up their sleeves and get to work.Theres plenty of days where its tough, but I havent had a single day where Ive been demoralized or where I feel like Im frustrated and I should just pack up shop and head home.
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Lots of capacity, quiet
By ryeguy
from Baltimore, MD, USA
Comments about LG 7.3 Cu. Ft. Electric Dryer - Graphite Steel:
We've had this washer for about 2 months now. So far so good. I like the amount of space available. The only negative i have right now is how far you have to reach down to get clothes!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Excellent dryer
By Stevef2357
from Jackson, MS, USA
The design and features of this dryer speak for themselves. The Steam Fresh cycle is a life saver for wrinkled clothes and such
Quiet and fast
By Djones1971
from Louisiana
I love how quiet and all the features of this dryer. Everything comes out dry.
easy to use-great choices
By mommy24girls
from Idaho
We have had our washer/dryer set for over 10 years when we finally updated and bought these because my sister had them and loved hers. This is a great price and is huge!!!! i love all the features, especially nice to have the steam setting! i would definately recommend this.
Love this Dryer
By Pamelor
from North Carolina, USA
I have been very impressed with the capability and functions of this machine. I have even had two friends go purchase same unit after seeing how well mine performed. I can dry and freshen my comforters and quilts instead of taking to the dry cleaners.
Energy Efficient and Quiet! Looks Cool Too!
By CLE_Mom
from Cleveland, OH, USA
We purchased the LG dryer and matching washing machine and they look great in our laundry room. The dryer is extremly easy to use, I love the presets for towels and bulky items and that the machine turns off when the clothes are dry - even if there is time left on the cycle! I appreciate the attention to detail like the music that plays when you turn on the power. Overall this washer and dryer combo has reduced my weekly laundry time almost in half! Great product, I'm very happy with this purchase!
It's a Beauty
By ScottieLover
from VA
I have this dryer and matching washing machine. First, let me say these machines are gorgeous. I love the dark graphite color and the soft close lid, no more slamming shut. It is a large capacity dryer which is a must for hubby's jeans and flannel work shirts. I would recommend both the dryer as well as the matching washing machine.
Attractive dryer, solid performer
By msf
from Massachusetts
This dryer is a great an improvement over our previous one. It's quiet, straightforward to operate and has an easily cleaned lint screen. And like its paired washer, it hasn't walked all over the floor due to out-of-balance loads. I'm very pleased with that. Our laundry room is not in the basement, but on the first floor of our home, and we no longer shake the house when we wash / dry laundry. The only negative is the fact that we can't use the steam function, but that's not the dryer's fault, but that of our automatic water cut-off switch, which detects leaks. So we just don't use the steam function. Otherwise, we love this dryer.
Great Dryer!!!
By Xena1584
from Apache Junction, AZ, USA
I love the style/color/design! Awesome technology. Very large inside! Perfect for any size load. Great product and well worth the money spent!
great features easy to use
By Dj
from Lansing, KS, USA
love the features and the steam and sanitize cycles.also like not having to add water to use the steam.
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hummmmm -- bf & I have been going thru the highs & lows for the past few months. No break up has lasted more than several days - he wants to move on - no wait, he just had a momentary loss of sanity. He comes back. I don't necessarily take back, but we end up at dinner or movies, etc, with him hoping and praying that I'll give in. Hummmmm - interesting thing, the internet. Seems you can find someone very easily when they post to a personal page on Yahoo Personals .... picture included. Very interesting indeed ... Time to open a bottle of Merlot I think. Anyone care to join me?
I'll show up with my bottle of Grey Goose, baseball helmet and athletic cup just in case Jenn brings the baseball bat :)
I wish I would have read these posts yesterday - would have really cheered me up. I actually blew a gasket here at my work desk at the comments. Thanks guys. Mmmm, chocolate, wine and weapons! Reminds me of the Rennaisance festival.
Rhurbarb wine - wonder about that. I'm the only person I know who loves Rhurbarb pie - with only a pinch of sugar. I bake it and eat it all myself - can't ever get any takers on it (which is fine with me).
Joules, I don't know the whole situation, but from what I have observed and experienced over the years, it seems like the way a lot of men deal with the end of a relationship is to try and find someone else to go out with to distract them from feeling sad. My friend's ex did that, I have been the "rebound chick" on a few occasions, my cousin did it, and my good friend's son is doing it now after a shocking and sad divorce his wife wanted. So perhaps BF is just hedging his bets for the inevitable? Do you want a committed relationship with him? If not, you have to be prepared for this. You've got some soul searching to do, I don't envy you. This is the kind of thing I think this board could be very helpful with. Hang in there and let us know how it is going, if you feel comfortable, but no pressure.
thanks pinkmtn ... I do need to do some soul searching - or probably, just to be realistic. I've always given him extra points because he is very compassionate about other people (esp those with obvious handicaps) and animals. I thought he was so admirable to be able to look outside the box - date a girl who's so much older (15 yrs), with a little extra weight (he's a personal trainer), and dogs that are treated like babies. Maybe it's time for me to see him for the other things he is .... he's a mess emotionally (diagnosed with obsessive/compulsive disorder, AADD, anxiety, etc) but refuses medication - because he wants to deal with it himself - feeling the Rx make him too numb. Will not seek therapy - as indicated by his Dr - even when she says it's the #1 thing to dealing with the condition(s). He's selfish & lazy (both something that he admits) and very young= immature. I guess that I just hoped things would work. That he'd mature and I'd end up with such a "nice guy". Heck, what was I thinkin?
Well joules I hardly know you, but from your posts it seems like you are also a compassionate person towards other people, and someone who was able to "look outside the box" and see the good points in people, and also have faith in relationships and in people's ability to mature. These all sound like excellent qualities to me, so don't kick yourself too much for having them. But there does come a point, doesn't there? I can't tell you when that point is, but I can tell you that I have been there and I know how hard it is. Well at least I have some idea, everyone's situtation is different. Some people get better over time, like fine wine, and some people just end up as moldy grape juice, and there's nothing you can do about it. But by all means seek out a better vintage, life is too short to drink moldy grape juice!!
And the punches still keep coming ....
BF now admits that he did meet a girl out - just as friends. When I asked if his personal page turned up anyone that he went out with, and his response was a flat "NO", I figured it was true. He said that this meeting didn't count - he met her on a telephone chat line, not the internet. Huh? I must have missed something. He just called to confess this to me - explaining how much he loves me and hurts to have kept it from me. Just wanted a "clear conscience", you know, in case we get back together, everything was "up front". Whatever. Forget the wine, I need something better. Got a couple tester's of Sky Melon in the fridge. Walking that way ....
I'm sorry that it turned out this way Joules....All I can say is fug him, it's his loss....you could take out the phone book and pick a name and he'd be more likely to treat you better than that crap.....thank you for keeping us posted and feel free to vent any time you need to...we do care about your feelings
Heck no ... why take time to make yourself happy when you can expect someone else to do it! I know that both men & women (not all) do this too. I took a couple years off and really got comfortable with myself. It was a great feeling and gives me a lot of security now - to know if a relationship ends that it doesn't mean the end of the world - or worse, alone... But it's a shame that it took me till my late 30's to give it a try. It would have given me so much more confidence if I'd done it in my 20's!
Hey, I guess there's something to be said for the *re-bound relationship* too, right? NOT.


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I wish ... but I disagree ... once a "meme" has taken hold and started breeding ... it's %^&^ difficult to stop"
Remember when "Office Automation" was the rage that was going to take over the world? Also, "Desktop Publishing"? I haven't heard either of those in a long time
It is difficult for labels like this to go away, but "IoT" is pretty awkward in my opinion. But, I don't have any suggested replacements to offer up.
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House | 3 bedrooms | sleeps 6
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Modern 3 bed 2 bathroom home in the suburb of Clarkson with garage & gardens. BBQ facilities.
3 minute drive to the beach, 1 minute to local shops & a 10 minute walk to Clarkson train station where you can catch the train to Perth in about 30 minutes.
Great holiday home for up to 6 people. Perfect location for exploring the northern suburbs of Perth.
Cots, highchairs etc available on request.
For any more information about the property please do not hesitate to contact us.
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Claytons beach 3 km
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|Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised, Wheelchair users
|Nearest Amenities
|1 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Perth International Airport 35 km, Nearest railway: Clarkson train station 1 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|DVD player
|Air conditioning, TV, CD player
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 En suites
|Double beds (4), Cots (1), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 4
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ, Swing set
|Wheelchair users, Secure parking
About this location
The Western Australia region
Perth the capital of Western Australia has a mediterranean climate, enjoying more sunny days than any other city in Australia.
This climate makes it ideal for outdoor activities including swimming, fishing, boating, snorkeling etc.
Western Australia has an abundance of beautiful beaches, parks & wildlife.
There are many places to visit during your stay, including Hillarys Boat Harbour, Fremantle, Perth City, Rottnest Island, Kings Park, Perth Zoo, plus many more.
Nearby attractions include Mindarie Marina with its Restaurants & Bars.
Ocean Keys shopping centre for all your local produce.
Claytons Beach is a 2 minute drive if you are into surfing or bodyboarding or the stunning Quinns beach is a 5 minute drive where you can relax & soak up the rays before watching a spectacular Indian Ocean sunset.
Clarkson train station is a short stroll away where you can catch the train into Perth City in 30 mins or continue on down to Mandurah.
A 30 minute drive away is Swan Valley where you can sample an abundance of fine dining restaurants & wine tasting.
If you are thinking of migrating to Perth then Mindarie/Clarkson are excellent areas to live with great transport links & plenty of good schools close by.
The owners will be more than happy to offer any advice on migrating to Perth as they migrated themselves 5 years ago.
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Lovely clean home with all the amenities you need for a comfortable stay. Only a short drive to beaches, train station and shopping centre. We really enjoyed our stay and would not hesitate recommendi… More
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"Great base for our trip to Perth"
Great service from the couple who own this property. They were very friendly and emails were answered promptly. Good location for our needs, very close to some lovely beaches and amenities. Ocean keys shopping mall just 5 minutes away. House very clean and tidy and was easy to maintain during our stay. Three good sized bedrooms perfect for our family of four. Nice outside space too for relaxing in the evenings. TV and DVD player available, I do think Internet/Wifi would be beneficial though, but we coped!! Would definitely stay at this property again, had a lovely time.
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"They're career women, housewives, professionals, factory hands, debutantes. They've taught school, modeled, supported themselves, as secretaries, salesgirls, mechanics. Single and married, white and colored, between the ages of 21 and 45, they're corresponding with a beau, in Ireland, a husband Australia, or the 'folks back home' in Flatbush. But varied as their background may be, they've enlisted in the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps (WAAC) with a common purpose: to get behind America's fighting men and help win a lasting peace."
"When well-versed in army-administrative methods, the WAAC will cause the transfer of 450 enlisted men to combat areas each week. It realizes full-well its responsibility and has dedicated itself to the idea that the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps will prove itself equal to the opportunity."
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