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Turn boring chicken breasts into something spectacular and healthy. Spicy Skillet Chicken Aglio e Olio is quick and simple but is a party in your mouth. Hot cherry peppers lend a little heat to a classic pasta "sauce". I talk a lot about "when I started this blog" but one thing I never mentioned was my workplace emails. Not the type that go back and forth between myself and my clients but the emails I sent to my friends down on the cubicle farm. The emails that contained invitations … [Read more...]
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Cheddar Broccoli and Chicken Stuffed Baked Potatoes
Baked potatoes play the leading role in this easy recipe. Homemade cheddar sauce is made in minutes and then used as a sauce to top off crispy skinned stuffed potatoes. Cheddar Broccoli and Chicken Stuffed Baked Potatoes are a great way to mix up your usual "meat and potatoes" dinner. I'm the queen of the fast food take out window. If you know me in real life....you also know my love for fast food french fries, cheeseburgers, chicken nuggets and milkshakes. I'm totally aware of what … [Read more...]
Bacon Wrapped Buffalo Chicken Tenders with Blue Cheese Dipping Sauce
Dipped in hot sauce and wrapped in bacon, these Bacon Wrapped Buffalo Chicken Tenders have half the calories of the fried version. Serve them with this light Blue Cheese Dipping Sauce for the tastiest, guilt-free game day snack ever. Bacon gets a bad rap. It's true. Sure, some versions are loaded with sodium....and fat....but if you use it in moderation and in a way where you render off most of that fat it can be your friend. It can make something you don't really love much taste … [Read more...]
Champagne and Garlic Braised Chicken Thighs
Inexpensive chicken thighs are given the royal treatment in this recipe. Champagne and a ton of garlic are used to braise crispy-skinned thighs until they're tender, juicy and fit for a king. It's snowing. Which is cool but I'm wondering if the forecasters called this one correctly. It was supposed to snow overnight and then start again around noon. At least that's the last I heard and that was last night around 11:00. Now I'm watching Peter Rabbit and forced to check the … [Read more...]
Spicy Cornbread and Sausage Stuffed Turkey Roulade with Cranberry Barbecue Sauce
Don't want to wrestle with a giant bird this holiday? This cornbread stuffed turkey roulade is just as impressive as that whole roasted turkey and much more flavorful. A little heat from the jalapeños hidden in the stuffing and glazed with a sweet and tangy cranberry barbecue sauce, your old Thanksgiving turkey recipe may just get the boot. There's nothing worse than making a 20-pound turkey and then some of your guests don't show. It could be snow...it could be your house is the "B" … [Read more...]
Chicken and Butternut Noodle Soup (And a trip to the ALDI Test Kitchen)
A low-carb option to help keep things a little healthier during the holiday season. Butternut squash noodles replace traditional noodles in this fall spiced chicken soup. Hearty and filling, a new kind of comfort food. Disclaimer: This post is sponsored by ALDI markets. However, all opinions and statements are my own. If you follow me on Instagram and Facebook, you already had a little peek into what I learned on my trip to the ALDI test kitchen in Chicago. It was a whirlwind trip to … [Read more...]
Blackened Honey Chipotle Roast Turkey
Spicing up Thanksgiving with a cornucopia of flavors....this Blackened Honey Chipotle Roast Turkey is full of sweet, spicy flavor and will be the hit of your Thanksgiving dinner this year. An unexpected twist to the usual roast turkey, you may never go back to your old standby turkey again. Disclaimer: This post is sponsored by OXO. The products used in this post were provided to me by OXO to review, all opinions and statements about the products are my own. We had snow last night. … [Read more...]
Easy Homemade Chicken Stock
The secret to a well-"stocked" kitchen....homemade Chicken Stock. Up your cooking game with a supply of this easy, tasty, golden chicken stock and boost the flavor of all your home cooked meals. You'll never buy store stock again. This is the one ingredient I can't ever get enough of. Every soup, stew or sauce that calls for chicken stock starts with this recipe. I "stock"pile it. I try my best to always have it available but occasionally, I'll have to use that stuff in a box. It just … [Read more...]
Baked Garlic-Parmesan Wings
Crispy baked wings, coated in a spicy garlic butter and parmesan cheese will definitely be a surprise to any tailgater this season. As tasty twist on the usual buffalo wings, these are slightly healthier because we skipped the deep-fryer. I have trouble adjusting to change. Especially change that was not of my own doing. Especially.....when someone I don't know throws a wrench into my life. Like when they steal my car off my driveway in the middle of the night. Yep. It happened. … [Read more...]
Chicken Pad Thai Wontons
The popular Thai noodle dish tucked into a crispy wonton...for dinner on the run! These tasty treats are bursting with flavor and make eating Pad Thai a lot of fun. The slightly spicy dipping sauce adds even more depth of flavor and makes these perfect for parties! I'm a huge fan of portable foods. Dumplings, Wontons, Potstickers....you name it...I like things stuffed into little pouches. It's like a little gift...for your mouth. Sometimes you never know what you're gonna get, like a … [Read more...]


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Fayetteville police chief accidentally shoots selfSubmitted by Chris Phillips on Fri, 12/28/2012 - 11:40pm.READ MORE:
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Russian adoption law affects local familiesSubmitted by Chris Phillips on Fri, 12/28/2012 - 11:32pm.READ MORE:
Russia is playing politics with people, little people. The new bill banning Americans from adopting Russian children hurts American families as well as children already in the adoption process. It's a frustrating move that one Wilmington woman has seen before. Full story...»
Two busted for operating marijuana grow house in Lake WaccamawSubmitted by Allyson Lorick on Fri, 12/28/2012 - 8:53pm.READ MORE:
Two people have been arrested for manufacturing marijuana in a home in Lake Waccamaw. Full story...»
EXPLORE WITH GEORGE: The Cape Fear MuseumSubmitted by Allyson Lorick on Fri, 12/28/2012 - 7:58pm.READ MORE:
WWAY's George Elliot stopped by the Cape Fear Museum to check out their exhibit "Shopping Around Wilmington," and to see what else they have coming up. Full story...»
Wounded soldier returns home to Wilmington with optimistic outlook on futureSubmitted by Katie Harden on Fri, 12/28/2012 - 5:22pm.READ MORE:
Sgt. James Pierce came home to a hero's welcome last weekend. Now, he must work to get his body, mind and spirit healed after surviving the devastating attack that killed another local soldier. Full story...»
Strike averted, for now, at East Coast portsSubmitted by Holden Kurwicki on Fri, 12/28/2012 - 1:37pm.READ MORE:
A deal has been struck that for now averts a strike by 14,500 longshoremen at major ports on the East Coast and Gulf of Mexico. Full story...»
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Ryan Seacrest hosts the year's biggest celebration at the crossroads of the world when Carly Rae Jepsen and Neon Trees join headliner Taylor Swift performing live in Times Square on "Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest 2013," MONDAY on ABC and WWAY. Full story...»
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for violating Christ's teachings about judging others.
Apr 20th, 2010 at 12:38am
the ACLU student group should be forced to admit pro-lifers then who could constantly complain about how the ACLU is defending baby-slaughter.
Apr 20th, 2010 at 1:32pm
Which baby slaughter are you reffering to Anonymous,the one in Iraq or the one in Afganistan?
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WASHINGTON (CNN) — The United States tortures prisoners in violation of international law, former President Carter said Wednesday.
"I don't think it. I know it," Carter told CNN's Wolf Blitzer.
"Our country for the first time in my life time has abandoned the basic principle of human rights," Carter said. "We've said that the Geneva Conventions do not apply to those people in Abu Ghraib prison and Guantanamo, and we've said we can torture prisoners and deprive them of an accusation of a crime to which they are accused."
Carter also said President Bush creates his own definition of human rights.
Carter's comments come on the heels of an October 4 article in The New York Times disclosing the existence of secret Justice Department memorandums supporting the use of "harsh interrogation techniques." These include "head-slapping, simulated drowning and frigid temperatures," according to the Times. Continue reading »
Tags: Abu Ghraib, Barack Obama, CNN, Geneva Conventions, Guantánamo, Hillary Clinton, Human Rights, Iran, Jimmy Carter, Torture, White House
(CNN puplished this article (check the title with google) but has it entirely rewritten just a few minutes ago. – The Infinite Unknown)
YANGON, Myanmar (CNN) — Myanmar's cyclone survivors have insufficient fuel to burn the rotting corpses of the dead as the ruling military junta is accused of being too slow in letting aid groups into the country.
Relief agencies say decomposing corpses litter ditches and fields in the worst-hit Irrawaddy delta area as survivors try to conserve fuel for transporting much-needed supplies.
The international community is growing increasingly frustrated with the junta's lack of progress in granting visas for relief workers and giving clearance for aid flights to land.
They are concerned the lack of medical supplies and clean food and water threatens to increase the already staggering death toll. Continue reading »
Tags: Bangladesh, China, CNN, Cyclone, Environment, Food, India, Italy, Military, Myanmar, Singapore, Thailand, U.N., Water, World Food Programme
NEW YORK (CNN) — President Bush's assurances that we'll all be "just fine" if he and Congress can work out an economic stimulus package seem a little hollow this morning.Much like Federal Reserve Board Chairman Ben Bernanke's assurances last May that the subprime mortgage meltdown would be contained and not affect the broader economy. And it seems Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson has spent most of the past year trying to influence Chinese economic policy rather than setting the direction of U.S. economic policy.
There is no question that Bush, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid will quickly come up with an economic stimulus package simply because they can no longer ignore our economic and financial crisis. That economic stimulus plan will amount to about 1 percent of our nation's gross domestic product, an estimated $150 billion.
But all of us should recognize that the stimulus package will be inadequate to drive sustainable growth in our $13 trillion economy. An emergency Fed rate cut and an economic stimulus plan are short-term responses to our complex economic problems, nothing more than bandages for a hemorrhaging economy.
Tags: Ben Bernanke, CNN, Economy, Fed, Federal Reserve, Financial Crisis, Lou Dobbs, Nancy Pelosi, Pelosi, Politics, Rate Cut, Recession, Reid, US dollar
I really enjoyed reading this article, although I think TheOnion.com would be much better suited publisher.Here are some excerpts:
Banking experts say there is one thing that will save your money if your bank goes under. That's FDIC insurance. "It's the gold standard," says banking consultant Bert Ely. "The FDIC has ample resources. It's never been an issue," he says.
As loan delinquencies rise, and bank failures increase, the FDIC is shoring up its reserves.
That's fascinating, because last I checked (about five minutes ago), the FDIC had in its assets about 1.2% of the deposits it claims to "insure".
If your bank bites the dust, there's nothing to fear according to the FDIC. A healthier banking institution normally buys the failed bank according to Barr. "There is little or no interruption to the consumer," he says. "If you go to bed one night as a customer of a bank, and you wake up as a customer of a new bank, there is nothing you have to do." Your checks will still clear, you can still use your ATM card.
See? Bank failure isn't even a bad thing!
Posted by Chris Brunner at February 29, 2008 11:16 AMSource: lewrockwell.com
Tags: Bank Failure, CNN, FDIC
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TomVH: Weekly Update: Visit Reactions, James Richardson, Chris Bryant, and More
The Big Chill was a success both on the ice and as a recruiting event for the football team. There were no commitments, but the overall feeling from the recruits was favorable for Michigan. Here's a few reactions from the visitors and some extras.
Chris Bryant
6'5", 320 lbs.
Offensive Line
Chicago, IL
Chris has been on campus a few times now, but wanted to take an official visit to experience more of the social side of Michigan. He was hoping to get closer with the players and coaches, and see what it's like to be around them.
The visit was great. I got a chance to meet a lot of the players and really be around the coaches. Overall it was awesome. What stuck out the most to me was how cool the players were, and how highly they speak of the university.
Taylor Lewan and Patrick Omameh were Chris's hosts, and yes, Lewan did show off his mustache tattoo. Bryant brought along a few members of his family. They came away with the same impressions that he did.
My family liked the visit a lot, too. They really liked all the coaches and all the players.
Bryant is still unsure if he will take any more visits and hasn't planned out when he will make his final decision. It might be safe to say that he's just waiting to see what happens with the coaching situation to make those moves.
James Richardson
5'11", 180 lbs.
Central, LA
Richardson's name is a new one in Michigan recruiting. Though he's currently committed to SMU he wanted to check out what the Wolverines had to offer.
Overall the visit was great; they really laid out the red carpet for me. The coaching staff really stuck out to me. They seemed genuine when they were talking to me. They told me that playing time isn't guaranteed, but if I worked hard and did what I'm supposed to I could play. The hockey game was great. I've never been in an environment like that, and they said the football games get louder, so that's crazy.
James was accompanied by his mom and stepdad for the visit. While his stepdad wasn't worried about the distance, his Mom had some initial doubts about her son going to school so far away.
My mom was kind of nervous about it, but she fell in love with the place. She was worried about me being so far away, but she thinks the coaches would really take care of me up there. We were kind of worried about the weather too, because everyone told me to pack a bunch of layers of clothes. I wore five layers of clothes and I was sweating out there. It wasn't as bad as I thought it would be, so that's fine too.
James is a three star corner with some smaller offers, but he's being compared to last year's sleeper from Louisiana—Carvin Johnson. It's probably not a coincidence that Carvin was the player host for James this past weekend. The players were a big part of why he enjoyed his trip.
I had so much fun with the players. I was with Carvin (Johnson), Denard (Robinson), and the corner they call Buc (Cullen Christian). I watched Denard all year, I thought he was going to win the Heisman, so it was cool to be around him like that. He's a really cool guy, really humble.
James plans to wait until after Michigan's bowl game to make his final decision, sometime in early January. He said he'll weigh out his options for SMU and Michigan, and also noted that Michigan has a better chance if Rich Rodriguez is still the head coach.
Darius Patton
5'10", 170 lbs.
Wide Receiver
Poland, Ohio
It was kind of a surprising when slot receiver Darius Patton said he would be going up to Ann Arbor this weekend. He does fit with Michigan's offense, but with Justice Hayes now in the class it doesn't seem like there's room for another slot receiver. Patton did come away impressed with Michigan, but maintains that everyone is equal.
There isn't too much you can't say about Michigan. Everybody knows that they pack the Big House, and their academic prestige. We all know what Michigan is about when it comes to academics and athletics, and their tradition. It was a great visit, they fit me offensively just like my other schools do. Everyone is equal right now with Michigan, West Virginia, and Cincinnati.
I got the impression from Darius that he was impressed, but may realize the depth chart at Michigan isn't in his favor. He may not have a commitable offer at the moment.
- JUCO DB Anthony Baskin will be at Michigan's practice this Friday. Originally from South Lyon high school in Michigan, Baskin said, "It's always been a dream to play in the Big House." Baskin has offers from Cincinnati, MSU, Texas A&M, NIU, Illinois, and Bowling Green.
- DT Darian Cooper told me yesterday that he has scheduled his official visit to Michigan on January 7th. I get the feeling from Darian that Michigan may be behind right now with his other schools. He will also visit Penn State and Iowa.
- S Roderick Ryles had his offer pulled from Arkansas, where he was committed. There's conflicting reports as to why the offer was pulled. I mentioned it in this thread, but I spoke with Chris Hayes from the Orlando Sentinel about this last night. Ryles told Hayes that it had nothing to do with grades, but he also said that Michigan is not in the running for him. I haven't confirmed this with Roderick myself, and this could change once the coaches talk to him about everything, so we'll see how that plays out.
More Cow Belle - 2011 Gator Bowl Wallpaper
This is the second in a series of wallpapers leading up to the 2011 Gator Bowl. According to the Mississippi State University official athletic web site, "the most unique and certainly the most resounding symbol of Mississippi State University tradition is the cowbell. Despite decades of attempts by opponents and authorities to banish it from scenes of competition, diehard State fans still celebrate Bulldog victories loudly and proudly with the distinctive sound of ringing cowbells."
Bulldogs fans have been bringing their answer to the Vuvuzela to football games since the late 1930s and you can bet that the world's second most annoying noisemakers will be freshly painted and nerve-gratingly loud at the Gator Bowl. Tip: if you're planning on attending the game, halt your New Year's Eve celebration a few glasses shy of a next-day headache.
On the spectrum of college football tradition awesomeness, the Mississippi State cowbell lands somewhere between "not at all awesome" and "yeah, right - what is your REAL most resounding traditional symbol?" This tradition deficiency is extra glaring in a conference that boasts 'Between the Hedges' (Georgia) and 'War Eagle' (Auburn) among others.
There are few things in this world which I genuinely hate; among them are people who hurt kids, wisdom tooth extraction and cowbells. A cowbell-themed wallpaper was a foregone conclusion, but I just couldn't get my heart into anything that involved showing an actual cowbell. So in the spirit of maximizing opponent mockingness, I offer a visual pun of dubious humor by combining the pillar of Mississippi State football tradition with the symbol of Southern beauty and femininity: the Southern Belle. This also reveals the range of my comedic abilities. On the spectrum of humor awesomeness, I land somewhere between "not at all humorously awesome" and "wait - are puns of dubious humor REALLY your only comedic angle?"
The image below is a preview only. You can get the widescreen, 4:3, iPad and mobile wallpapers at The Art. The Art. The Art!.
How it was made
I captured the creation of this artwork and sped up the footage to condense a little over 3 hours of design time into a little under 2 minutes of video. If you're looking to improve your consumptive ratio of "time wasting garbage" to "meaningful and enlightening" media, you should not for any reason watch this video.
All of the 2010 Wallpapers
Season Wallpaper - Denard Robinson Action Figure
Game 1 Connecticut Wallpaper - Husky Puppy Piddles in Fear
Game 2 Notre Dame Wallpaper - Touchdown Jesus Says "No Good"
Game 3 Massachusetts Wallpaper - The $550,000 Cupcake
Game 4 Bowling Green Wallpaper - Wolverine vs. Falcon
Game 5 Indiana Wallpaper - Good at Basketball
Game 6 Michigan State Wallpaper - Sibling Rivalry
Game 7 Iowa Wallpaper - Maize is Blue
Game 8 Penn State Wallpaper - The Eyes Have It
Game 8 Penn State Wallpaper - JoePa Halloween Costume
Game 9 Illinois Wallpaper - We Be Illin'
Game 10 Purdue Wallpaper - I Think We Can! I Think We Can!
Game 11 Wisconsin Wallpaper - Cheesehead Cross Stitch
Game 12 Ohio State Wallpaper - The Game
Thanksgiving Wallpaper - Turpigskin
BigTen Offensive Player of the Year
Bowl Bid - 2011 Gator Bowl Wallpaper
CC, SFH: Scott Wolf says Harbaugh to Michigan on January 4
Roderick Ryles re-opens recruitment
Per TomVH and various other internet sources.
A Couple Pertinent Sunday Night Recruiting Bits
I don't normally do this, but I'm bored, and I figure that when the MGoCommunity stacks the CC against a small recruiting update, they'll consistently take the latter. Don't get me wrong, you can read the whole thing in a Cris Carter accent if you want.
First and foremost, according to Razorbacktalk.com (but mostly Tom's tweet), Dr. P (Fl) S Roderick Ryles has decommited from Arkansas. He's presumably coming up with the big pack of Dr. P kids sometime in January, and was recruited (and offered) fairly heavily in early October. You can probably expect more from Tom tomorrow/sometime soon. Recruitment Rankings (to be given the cold shoulder):
Scout: 2* Safety
Rivals: 3* Safety, #21 ranked safety nationally
ESPN: 3* Safety, #47 ranked safety nationally
Second, the era of prosperity under Butch Jones in Cincinnati can now commence with the commitment of GA DE/TE Silverberry Mouhon. Silverberry is likely finish a close second to Wake Forest commit FL DE Gods-Power Offor for name of the year.
Third, you can expect a January commitment from MI DE Anthony Zettel (not necessarily to UM), who took his official visit this week, was hosted by Jordan Paskorz, and hung out with commit MI T Jake Fisher most of the weekend. He's also been to several bowl practices.
Justice Hayes wants Dee to stay blue, and is willing to throw in smiley faces(Sidenote: Rosenberg, this isn't a violation, back off) to keep him.
I wonder if meyer stepping down really have an effect on dee hart staying at home (michigan) we need you bro :)
Finally, for any super-optimists out there (you know, the type still waiting for Lawrence Thomas to decommit from MSU), CA WR George Farmer committed to USC. Before anyone asks, no, we never really had a chance with him.
Just a few bits that aren't worthy of their own thread, but might when you string em' together.


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A Front Row Seat To Hear Ole Johnny Sing
Now you know some fellahs, they want fame and fortune
Yeah, and other fellahs they just wanna swing
But all I wanted all my life
Was a TV set and a truck and a wife
And a front row seat to hear ole Johnny sing.
Yeah the TV and the truck I got on credit.
And I got that girl with a little old Woolworth ring
And life was warm and life was sweet
But still, it was kinda incomplete
Without a front row seat to hear ole Johnny sing.
Hey, John you walk the line,
Do 'Deelia' one more time
And when you do them Cottonfields
You warm this heart of mine.
So, one day I thought, Hey, I'm gonna do it!
(That's what I said)
So, I mortgaged the farm and pawned her wedding ring.
I sold the gold tooth out of my mouth
And jumped in the pickup and headed South.
For a front row seat to hear ole Johnny sing.
I hit Nashville cold and wet and hungry.
I said, 'I'm here, bring him on let him do his thing.'
But they told me down at the Old Pit Grill
I'd have to go all the way to Andersonville
For a front row seat to hear ole Jonny sing.
I found his house knocked on the door and it was opened
By a brown-haired girl and a baby with a teethin' ring.
I said 'I seen you somewhere before
but don't stand there and block the door
I want a front row seat to hear ole Johnny sing.'
She said I'd have to go down to The Opry
And the feller there said I'd have to wait till Spring.
He said, 'We've been sold out for months and months
And this poor insane fellah wants
A front row seat to hear ole Johnny sing.'
Well, he said a couple more things, and I started cryin'
And then he laughed at me and that's when I started to swing.
Well I bust through the doors in a roaring rage,
Crawled over the crowd till I reached the stage
For a front row seat to hear ole Johnny sing.
Then some crazy guard started shootin'
I shot back, and the next thing I know I was winged
and on the floor
When a guy in a voice kinda deep and low
Says, 'Boy that's a mighty long way to go
For a front row seat to hear ANYBODY sing.'
And I guess that judge, he weren't no music lover.
I got fifteen months but that don't mean a thing.
Cos' yesterday in the prison yard
A show come through and HAR! de HAR!
I had a front row seat to hear ole Johnny sing.
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BF & I began dating when I was a Sr in high school and were together on-and-off for over 10 years. He was my first love, my first "you-know-what" and my first serious BF. I'm VERY tempted to call him, but haven't so far. It's been about 4-5 years since I saw him last. He could be married, have a girlfriend, have kids, etc. for all I know.
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You know they always seem better when you don't have them. I have day dreams about those old BF's as well but no perfectly well that I REALLY don't want them.But Hey it's fun and isn't hurting anyone. The good ones always get away it seems. Time dims their faults. LOL
I would get in touch and be ready to back off if he is married or involved or just not interested. If you are feeling fragile after your recent breakup then you might be really hurt if getting back in touch is not all you hoped for. If it was a healthy relationship and you feel strong enough to risk rejection, why not?
My most serious ex I talk to every few years. It is fun to catch up, but I always hang up glad that I moved on.
When I was 16, I dated a guy of 28. My mother freaked out, but he had a quiet word with her and she accepted the situation - I was a very innocent and naive, and he was prepared to wait until I'd dated other guys and grown up a little, for however long it took. He never took advantage of my innocence in any way. I did not know about that conversation with my mother until she told me about it 30-odd years later. At 17 I left home to live far away, met another guy and announced our engagement. Brought my fiance home, and even invited the older guy to meet him (I cringe to think about that!). Poor guy broke down, begged me not to go ahead with the marriage. My mother went into a spin. I married the second guy, what a disaster it was!
The older guy went into mourning, ended up moving overseas, but came back after a few years and still visited my mother, to find out about me. I knew nothing of this for many years. He never married. I never forgave my mother for not telling me this guy's true feelings for me. If I could find him now, and assuming he still wanted me, I'd marry him without hesitation. If I knew where to start, I'd look for him right now.
I think we all have 'the one we should have married' somewhere in our lives, and a lot of regret for making the wrong choice.
In general, I think I would. You never know how it might work out now that the circumstances are different. But, in your particular case, Toni, why don't you wait a while? Anything you do right now will strongly influenced by your reaction to the divorce. And that's not really fair to the ex. Give yourself a year or so to get rid of any emotional "baggage".
I've done it, and the problem is, if there is a reason you split up (lots of fighting, personality differences, anger problems, etc.) then those problems are still there. You romanticize that person and miss the good things, and over time, you forget all the bad things. This is dangerous, I think.
Friendship (distant) is possible but not getting back together in a love relationship.
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I met my first "love" twenty years later for dinner. I was blown away at how immature he was; I couldn't believe that he had not moved forward....he was just as I left him. Selfish, out for one thing only, "me, me, me"......
I was so happy that I actually allowed myself to meet him for dinner....I would have never known how very lucky I was for not marrying him!!
I only had one ex that I dated for a long period of time. He was a very nice guy and treated me like a queen, but when I met my husband to be, I was sooooooo happy that I didn't marry the other guy. I never did know what passionate love was until I met my husband.
I know someone very well who dated his ex thinking that that he would feel young again to live in the past, and also for pure curiosity, and after a short while, his memories were jogged and he remembered why their relationship didn't work out the first time. Duhhhhhhhh. The woman was dumped for a second time, and it wasn't a nice situation for her. The guy was married, and she kept hoping and thinking that he would leave his wife. Wrong! He never ever intended to, not even in the beginning. More hurt for her. Basically, she was used.
Chances are he won't be the way you remmeber him. I think about my high school boyfriend and sometimes wonder what he's up to, if he's still married, etc. I haven't seen him in almost 20 years, and I think I'll keep it that way.
But, you never know really what's going to happen. Rather than calling him out of the blue, you might want to do some detective work and see if he's available or not. I actually did that with my elementary school boyfriend before my 20 year HS reunion. He was married, of course. All the good ones are!
Yes, I definitely think that you should do some checking first to see if he is married or what. I'm sorry that I didn't answer that question earlier. I doubt too, if he is the same person. It doesn't take people long to change and like they say, "you can't go home again". It's just not the same.


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I have this tandem but the cranks are not tandem cranks. This means the front cranks are reversed so the sync chain is on the left and in the rear both cranks are right side cranks. I have crank shorteners on the back for the 7YO so they are normal left right thread but I want to put on clipless pedals in both so the front is a problem with normal SPD.
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WILLMAR -- Corben Green spent this spring with Louisiana-Monroe trying to return to form after a knee injury that ended his 2011 season. He looked like he might be there after a 2-for-4 night with a grand slam in the Willmar Stingers' 6-5 win over St. Cloud on Thursday at Bill Taunton Stadium. Green tore his ACL running to first base in the 14th game of the Warhawks' 2011 season and took a medical redshirt. He was batting .491 at the time of the injury, with eight doubles and one home run. "It's been a long process, but I feel OK now," Green said. "It was tough mentally and physically.
In a season when the area had two teams reach the state tournament, it's no surprise the 2012 All-Area Team is dominated by players from those squads. Lac qui Parle Valley, which lost to St. Agnes in the Class A title game Monday, led the way with four selections. The BOLD Warriors, who lost to Blackduck in the opening round of the Class A tournament, had three players selected, as did Morris/Chokio-Alberta.
WILLMAR -- Max Kuhn's fourth error of the game allowed the go-ahead run to score, and the Thunder Bay Border Cats beat the Willmar Stingers 7-3 on Friday at Bill Taunton Stadium. The Stingers jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the first inning on a home run by Kenny Roberts, but the Border Cats clawed back to score runs in the fifth, sixth, seventh before taking the lead with a four-run eighth. "We couldn't stop the bleeding," Stingers' manager Matt Hollod said.
In the Southland Conference this spring, two names showed up on the offensive leaderboards over and over again: Stephen F. Austin shortstop Hunter Dozier and Central Arkansas outfielder Forrestt Allday. Two weeks after conference play ended, they are Willmar Stingers teammates. Allday said that facing Dozier's team during the spring was like playing against a friend. "You want to beat them, yeah, but you don't hate the guy," Allday said. "Now we're on the same team and (Dozier) is a good player.
WILLMAR -- Cleanup hitter Michael Suchy had a performance to match his title, hitting a grand slam to power the Willmar Stingers past the Waterloo Bucks 10-4 on Friday at Bill Taunton Stadium. With the Stingers up 2-1 in the bottom of the fourth, Bucks' starting pitcher Rick Dodridge loaded the bases to give way to reliever Gunner Johnson, and Suchy greeted Johnson by hitting his second pitch deep over the left-centerfield fence. Suchy, who is batting .344 for the Stingers, said he can feel himself getting into a groove at the plate.
WILLMAR -- The pitching struggles continued for Willmar as the Waterloo Bucks rolled past the Stingers 10-2 on Thursday at Bill Taunton Stadium. The Stingers fell to 3-6 and are in fifth place in the Northwoods League North Division. They face Waterloo again 7:05 p.m. today in Willmar. Jordan Foley tossed five strong innings for Waterloo and allowed just four hits and one run. Two of his hits allowed were infield singles from Forrestt Allday and Max Kuhn. Mitch Rowan hit his first home run of the season, and Greg Fettes also knocked a single.
WILLMAR -- Hunter Dozier made quite an impression in his first home game with the Willmar Stingers. The shortstop out of Stephen F. Austin singled twice and hit a go-ahead home run, his first for the Stingers, to lead Willmar in a 13-8 slugfest over the Waterloo Bucks on Wednesday at Bill Taunton Stadium. After losing their first five games of the season, the Stingers have won three in a row and are in a tie for fourth place in the Northwoods North Division. They play Waterloo again 7:05 p.m. today in Willmar.
WILLMAR -- Seven former Willmar Stingers players were selected in the 2012 Major League Baseball Amateur Draft on Wednesday. The earliest Stinger to be selected was Mitch Delfino, who went to the San Francisco Giants in the 20th round. Mikey Reynolds was taken nine picks later by the New York Yankees, followed by Joe Sever to the Cleveland Indians in the 21st, Anthony Bemboom to the Los Angeles Angels in the 22nd and Jason Leblebijian to the Toronto Blue Jays in the 25th.
WILLMAR -- The 2012 Major League Baseball Amateur Draft starts today and the Willmar Stingers have several players -- current and former -- that could be selected. The first and supplemental rounds are today, with rounds 2-25 on Tuesday and 26-50 on Wednesday. The Stingers already have six former players in the ranks of professional baseball: Jordan Smith, Jacob Barnes, Scott Zuloaga, Carter Bell, Carlos Leyva and Jason West. Losing players to the draft can make constructing a Northwoods League roster quite difficult.
WILLMAR -- The third pitch Andrew Pulido threw in his Willmar Stingers debut wound up over the right field fence, and the night didn't get much better from there for the Stingers as they fell to the Mankato MoonDogs 4-1 on Thursday at Bill Taunton Stadium. The Stingers are now 0-2 in the Northwoods League North Division. They travel to Waterloo, Iowa, today for a game against the Bucks at 6:35 p.m. Pulido settled down enough to give the Stingers 4-1/3 innings, but Mankato starter Ty Taylor mowed down the Willmar lineup, allowing one hit in six innings of work.


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Updated: 03/27/2015 - The owner of an animal rescue operation where more than 40 animals were seized Wednesday has been charged with a misdemeanor count of cruelty to animals.
Updated: 03/27/2015 - The trial of Curtis Richards Jr. is now set for August.
Posted: 03/26/2015 - Charleston police have found the missing one-year-old boy after issuing an Amber Alert Thursday night.
Updated: 03/27/2015 - The Pleasants County Board oof Education votes Thursday night to suspend tennis coach James Andrews without pay after Andrews' March 9th arrest on charges of sexual assault.
Updated: 03/27/2015 - Washington County Sheriff's Office in the process of testing different body cameras to be worn by on-duty officers.
Updated: 03/27/2015 - Parkersburg City Engineers work to educate local residents about protecting the watershed as the rainy season kicks off.
Posted: 03/26/2015 - West Virginia legislators say a bill addressing property issues in oil and gas drilling could be reconsidered.
Posted: 03/26/2015 - Firefighters are on the scene of a house fire on Walnut Street in Belpre.
Posted: 03/26/2015 - Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin has vetoed a bill to let businesses pay for minor road repair projects, like filling potholes.
Posted: 03/26/2015 - The Ohio House has approved a bill cracking down on low-performing Ohio charter schools and imposing a host of new accountability standards on sponsors.
Posted: 03/26/2015 - A woman charged with trading sex with her 11-year-old daughter for heroin has pleaded not guilty in southwest Ohio.
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Posted: 03/26/2015 - An attorney for a woman accused of decapitating her 3-month-old daughter has entered a not guilty plea for the woman on a charge of aggravated murder in southwest Ohio.
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Posted: 03/26/2015 - Improvements are coming for Grand Central Avenue in Vienna, thanks to a grant awarded Thursday by the governor.
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Officers Honored for Saving Little Girl
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Law Enforcement Train in Traffic Stops
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False Report of a Gun Lands Man in Jail
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Petitions Submitted for Public Safety
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GRANTS PASS, Ore. — Josephine County votes no on a public safety levy for the sixth time. Now, officials are taking a look at those vote tallies, and considering what comes next. Sheriff Gil Gilbertson says they are down to one deputy patrolling the streets. He says the safety of county residents can't be guaranteed … Continue reading »


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Dentist Mark Beltrami DDS, Bryan Dixon DDS, Daniel Rhodes DDS and Ashley Peat DMD offer complete dental services. The goal of the Crewe, Virginia practice is to provide quality dental care to you and your family. The staff at the Crewe Va Dentist office are trained professionals who work together as a team to provide you the highest quality of dental care.
The professional and quality services provided include Bonding, Veneers, Fillings, Crowns, Bridges, Dentures, Partials, and Whitening such as ZOOM! We also do LASER dentistry. Most fillings can be done without anesthesia.
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My family, friends and myself have been going to Commonwealth Dentistry for years now. All of us, at some point have had some kind of problem with our teeth. Everytime I have called this place no matter if it's 8am or 3pm the staff will fit you in that day if you are in pain. This is a wonderful group of medical caretakers. The dentists give you their advice and options then they ask you, what do you want done today? It is your mouth. You know it's not about the money. They actually care about your wellbeing. Which is hard to find in today's world. Thank you for being located in my area! C.Jenkins
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- Features speed ramp with launch pad, elevator, helipad, and spiral ramp
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Bought this for my 3 year old as a birthday gift, he absolutely loves it.
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Newcastle University is home to a diverse and cosmopolitan community with over 4,000 international students from over 110 countries worldwide.
We are pleased that in 2014-15 this includes 47 students from Kuwait.
Some of the more popular programmes amongst students from Kuwait include the New Route PhD, particularly in Linguistics
International Office staff visit Kuwait and the surrounding region regularly to meet with students, attend education exhibitions and conduct presentations.
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Find out more about our wide range of scholarships for undergraduate and postgraduate international students.
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