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POPLARVILLE — Pearl River Community College quarterback Dylan Favre has signed a National Letter of Intent to play for the University of Tennessee-Martin in Martin, Tenn.
Favre, a high school All-American at St. Stanislaus College in Bay St. Louis, signed with the Skyhawks Dec. 19 after playing the 2012 season at PRCC.
"I'm thrilled to be with Tennessee-Martin and looking forward to getting on campus and getting to work," Favre said.
Favre will be eligible for spring training and has two years of eligibility.
"I like the way the Skyhawks and Coach (Jason) Simpson run their offense. They run the spread and like an up tempo offense. Some of the terminology will be different but the foundation is what I am familiar with."
Favre completed 59 percent (191 of 323 with 15 interceptions) for the Wildcats this past fall for an 11th best 2,024 yards (224.9 per game) in school history. His 16 touchdown passes were ranked 10th best. In addition, he rushed for 131 yards (71 carries) for two TDs.
PRCC finished its 2012 campaign at 3-6 overall and 2-6 in the MACJC South Division.
Favre's passing numbers ranked 15th in the NJCAA and fourth in the MACJC.
Simpson led the Skyhawks to an 8-3 record this past fall. He graduated from the University of Southern Mississippi in 1995 and played football for a season with Dylan's father, Jeff, in Hattiesburg.
Jeff Byrd, UTM's defensive coordinator, is a 1989 USM graduate.
The Skyhawks graduated their quarterback this year. Derek Carr threw for 3,276 yards and 31 touchdowns on 264-of-415 passing with just eight interceptions. Carr will be a graduate assistant this fall and that caught Favre's attention.
"It will be a huge help having him (Carr) on the sidelines. He understands the system extremely well and can help me tremendously. UTM protects their quarterback well on film and they like to throw the ball a bunch. I am excited about the opportunity."
Simpson says Favre is expected to compete for the Skyhawk's starting job immediately.
At St. Stanislaus, Favre set 21 school records and nine state records his senior year as he led the Rocks to the 2009 Class 4A state title. He was named Mr. Football in Mississippi, Gatorade Player of the Year, the game MVP in the Bernard Blackwell All-Start Classic and the National Player of the Year by O-D Sports. Favre led the nation in passing yards (5,589), touchdown passes (63), touchdown responsibility (81) and total offense (6,854) his senior year. His single season total offense mark is the second best mark in high school football history.
The Skyhawks play in the West Division of the Ohio Valley Conference and they are a Division I member of the FCS. The other members of the West Division are Austin Peay State University, Eastern Illinois University, Murray State University, Southeast Missouri State University and Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville.
The East Division members are Belmont University, Eastern Kentucky University, Jacksonville State University, Morehead State University, Tennessee State University and Tennessee Tech.
"My time at PRCC has been good for me. While this past season wasn't the year we expected to have, we learned a tremendous amount. I played the majority of the year banged up. I am better now and looking forward to getting back on the field. I appreciate (PRCC) Coach Tim Hatten for sticking with me and I wish him the very best."
Hatten resigned the Wildcat post in November. Former PRCC defensive coordinator William Jones, who left The River in 2008 to assume the same position at East Mississippi CC in Scooba, was hired to succeed Hatten.
Favre signed with Mississippi State out of high school and spent two seasons with the Bulldogs before transferring to PRCC this past fall. He will report to the UTM campus on January 9 to begin the spring semester.
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POPLARVILLE - Lillian Clark hopes she feels good and the sun shines when she and the Pearl River Community College band march along Pennsylvania Avenue in the Presidential Inaugural Parade. January 4, 2013 - 10:55am |
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All Dormitories will be open for students to move in on Tuesday, January 8th at 1:00 p.m. January 8, 2013 - 8:27am Bookstore Hours
P.R.C.C. BOOKSTORE Hours For the following campusesPoplarville Campus & Forrest County Campus Students who are enrolled in courses for the Spring 2013 term may begin purchasing and/or renting* their textbooks on January 7, 2013 until February, 2013 (for A/R-Financial Aid) IMPORTANT: ALL STUDENTS WILL BE REQUIRED TO PRESENT THE FOLLOWING BEFORE they will be allowed to Purchase and/or Rent their textbooks. STUDENTS who are enrolled in Extended Education Courses (On-Line Classes) MUST ALSO HAVE THE FOLLOWING BEFORE THEY CAN BE ALLOWED TO PURCHASE/RENT TEXTBOOKS for ONLINE COURSE are required to present a COPY(printed) their STUDENT PROFILE as well as their PRCC I.D. card. If you do not have a copy of your STUDENT PROFILE (printed from the MSVCC site) you may not purchase and/or rent Textbooks until you do present a printed copy of it to the Bookstores when you come to pick-up those textbooks. All campuses will require the same documentation before they can sell/rent textbooks to any student. This is to help assure that you receive the correct textbook(s),etc. required for the course(s) Hancock County Center P.R.C.C. BOOKSTORE Beginning Jan. 14, 2013 the HCC Bookstore will Be Open the following dates/times ONLY. 10:00 A.M. till 5:00 P.M. Be Supportive ~ Invest In Your Campus ~ Buy from Your Campus Bookstores!!! Thank you for shopping at "your" P.R.C.C. College stores. We appreciate your business! January 8, 2013 - 11:28am Women's Health Symposium features information, entertainment
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POPLARVILLE — Fourteen women's and men's soccer standouts from Pearl River Community College have earned post-season accolades for their 2013 championship seasons. January 14, 2013 - 1:27pm |
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POPLARVILLE - Approximately 400 women took time Saturday to learn how to be healthier when they attended the 2013 Women's Health Symposium at Pearl River Community College. Pearl River Community College cosmetology students Racquel Brekeen of Carriere, from left, and Constance Dedeaux of Wiggins give manicures to Lois Smith of Picayune and Peggy LaDue of Poplarville during the 2013 Women's Health Symposium Jan. 26 at PRCC. January 28, 2013 - 11:51am PRCC featured in MPB series premiere
JACKSON, Miss. – Pearl River Community College (PRCC) in Poplarville will be featured in the season premiere of Mississippi Public Broadcasting's (MPB) original series "Job Hunter" on Thurs., Feb. 7, 2013 at 7:30 p.m. on MPB TV. "We are pleased to bring 'Job Hunter' back to MPB for a second season," said MPB Executive Director Ronnie Agnew. "Fostering a vibrant and robust workforce is essential to strengthening Mississippi's economy. MPB is proud to have a part in that by highlighting the wealth of careers in Mississippi industries and the skills needed to succeed in those fields." Throughout the show, viewers will see interviews with various PRCC students and faculty in the school's Utility Lineman Training program. As the only show of its kind in Mississippi, "Job Hunter" introduces viewers to jobs and career opportunities right here at home. Episode one focuses on the energy industry in Mississippi. Host Kerri Courtney will take viewers to high-profile companies around the state to explore the variety of careers within the industry. Courtney will then visit PRCC's Utility Lineman training program, which will equip "job hunters" with the skills they need for energy careers. Catch season two of "Job Hunter" on MPB TV Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. beginning Feb. 7, 2013. For more information, visit www.mpbonline.org/jobhunter. "Job Hunter" is made possible in part by funding from the state of Mississippi and the Mississippi Manufacturers Association's (MMA) Dream It. Do It. campaign and the Mississippi Department of Employment Security. January 28, 2013 - 2:35pm PRCC hosting annual showchoir contest in Hattiesburg
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nice work Sandy.. You do as much kms on one ride as i do in 3 or so rides in a week. One of these days, I'll need to take a day off and attempt my first 200km ride.
Re: HTFU ThursdayI would like to join this htfu Thursday ...where do you guys meet?
Re: HTFU ThursdayIt's back for 2011, well sort of. Had intended to do maybe three climbs in the lower Blue Mts this morning however early on in the ride could tell the feeble body had not yet fully recovered from Tuesday's exertions. The last few hundred meters of Bowen Mt were as hard as ever I have felt them and that horrible dead road to the bottom of the Hawkesbury Rd climb was awful Came back down Mitchell Pass and foolishly pointed the bike towards the start of OBR before common sense prevailed when I considered the road works, my sore legs and the fact I was still 40 ks from home! Some other day.
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Re: HTFU ThursdayHaven't they built a bike lane up Old Bathurst Rd yet
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fair chance there could be one before the M7C gets finished. gotta love those GPS stats. max speed 221kph! I knew I as moving coming down off Bowen Mt, no wonder I had to put the bike in fora hub rebuild today FPR Jubilado Bludger
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Re: HTFU ThursdayA day out this week but at my age I tend to get the days confused anyway Bit more detail on the Jenolan Caves HTFUathon post.
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Re: HTFU ThursdayI did the NFS ride from the 13th today , Bowen Mountain and Hawkesbury Rd . I wasn't sure which way you went at the top of Bowen Mountain Rd so I went up that and then came back down to Wattle St and rode up that also , a bit slippery up the top of Wattle St as it had just rained , hard to get grip . Almost the same stats as I live in Seven Hills , I tried to stick to the same route .
Off my basic comp with no GPS Time: 5hrs 33mins Distance: 147.9 klm Average Speed 26.6 klm/h I know it's not Thursday but do I get a HTFU wrist band The new road surface from Richmond to Nth Richmond is a big improvement
Re: HTFU ThursdayGood one mrleisure. That's a nice morning out with an adequate sufficiency of HTFU! If you feel like doing the full monty so to speak, get out early and try this one.
" up Lapstone, down Mitchell Pass, up Old Bathurst, down Mitchell Pass, along Castlereagh Rd to N. Richmond and up Bowen Mountain, back down to Bells Line of Rd and up Bellbird Hill to Kurrajong Heights(?) and down again. Along to Agnes Banks, up the Hawkesbury Lookout Rd to Winmalee/Springwood, down the highway, Mitchell Pass (again!), and home." Sadly have not seen a HTFU band since the sandman took himself off to The Alice. Mine broke a long time ago! FPR Jubilado Bludger
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That's some serious HTFU , all those climbs , I don't think my legs could handle it all in one day but I'll be thinking about it now
Re: HTFU ThursdayI went out to Bowen Mountain today and up to the top via Wattle St then back down to Grose Vale Rd and across to Bells Line then up to Kurrajong Heights and up Warks Hill Rd to the dead end at the top then back down to Old Bells Line and across to Grose Vale Rd then back up to the top of Bowen Mountain again via Wattle St then back down and home to Seven Hills via Windsor Rd Stiil not as much as the Full Montey NFS , will give it a go sometime though if I can get out the door early enough . And it's bloody Tuesday as well Warks Hill Rd was a good one
Re: HTFU ThursdayYou're a beast mrleisure Warks Hill Rd sounds interesting. Must check it out next time I'm up that way. Give me a hoy next time you're headed for the hills, I might be able to join you.
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Any chance you guys might be interested in doing something similar to that on a Sunday morning as a group ride?
Re: HTFU ThursdaySunday mornings usually see me at Waratah race meetings unfortunately. Tuesdays and Thursdays tend to be my days for the hills when I can get out.
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Re: HTFU ThursdayPlanning to roll out the F4 to Blue Mts tomorrow morning if anyone interested in joining. Leave Sunnyholt Rd M7 Cycleway access 06.45. Start up Lapo and see how many more hills feel like doing. Should be a full day out.
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Re: HTFU ThursdayHope you have good weather. Would join you if I could, but I'm off to Canberra for the day
Re: HTFU ThursdayI'd join you too but some of us have to work Enjoy
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Re: HTFU ThursdayI do feel sorry for you workers! What a fine days climbing you missed out on. Perfect cool cloud cover weather, not too much breeze. Finished up doing a variation on the "Cinq Cols de Bleu" as labeled by KillerHeadWind when he did it last year. Took the opportunity to ride up Mitchells Pass while it is closed to cars so added a "sixth" col to Anthony's five!
Route was M7/F4 then up Old Bathurst Rd, down Mitchell Pass, up Lapstone, down Mitchells Pass, up Mitchells Pass to Springwood, down across to Richmond via Winmalee, up Bowen Mt Rd, across to Kurrajong, up Bellbird Hill to Kurrajong Heights plus the Wattle Hill Rd (?) extension as recommended by "mrleasure". (anyone who elects to add that climb on top of Bellbird Hill and invites others to do likewise is obviously a person of sado-masochistic tendencies ), back down to Richmond, across to Agnes Banks and up Hawkesbury Lookout to Springwood and home via F4/M7. All up 221 km and 3798 metres climbing according to Mr Garmin. To be honest it felt a harder day out than our Three Peaks effort earlier in the month but that might have been more psychological, riding on ones own rather than with a group. I'm sure I missed Rainer's encouraging words about old age pensioners and the like! Mind you I did see a lot of 16% plus over the course of the day and that can be rather taxing on the old legs! Took the liberty of calling it my "Six Cols de Bleu"! http://connect.garmin.com/activity/76285337 FPR Jubilado Bludger
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(add in a Graham Kennedy crow noise too!)
Re: HTFU ThursdayYou missed Razorback!
Re: HTFU ThursdayEpic HTFU Thursday. Well done NFS
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and Akuna Bay!! Come on Sandy get fair dinkum FPR Ragamuffin
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Colon polyps are growths on the lining of the colon or rectum. The colon and the rectum are parts of the large intestine. It is all part of the digestive system.
The two most common kinds of polyp are:
The cause of most colon polyps is unknown. It may be partly due to hereditary factors.
There are certain genetic conditions, such as familial adenomatous polyposis and Peutz–Jeghers syndrome, which cause many polyps to form.
Colon polyps are more common in people over 50 years old. Other factors that may increase your chance of colon polyps include:
Symptoms are often not present. Polyps are often found during an endoscopy/colonscopy or x-ray. If symptoms are present, they can include:
The doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. Tests may include:
Images of your internal body structures may be done with a barium enema or an abdominal x-ray.
Depending on the size of the polyp, it may be removed. Large polyps are at high risk for becoming cancerous. They should be removed. Usually, polyps can be removed during colonoscopy.
If the polyps are very large, you may need to have surgery to have them removed. Your doctor may send the tissue from the removed polyps to be tested for cancer.
It's not clear how polyps can be prevented. However, the following guidelines can help you stay healthy and may help prevent not only polyps but also colon cancer:
American Society of Colon and Rectal Surgeons
National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases
Canadian Digestive Health Foundation
The Canadian Association of Gastroenterology
Colon polyps. American College of Pathologists website. Available at: http://www.cap.org/apps/docs/reference/myBiopsy/colon_adenomatous_polyps.pdf. Accessed July 12, 2013.
Polyps of the colon and rectum. American Society of Colon and Rectal Surgeons website. Available at: http://www.fascrs.org/patients/conditions/polyps_of_the_colon_and_rectum. Accessed July 12, 2013.
What I need to know about colon polyps. National Digestive Diseases Information Clearinghouse website. Available at: http://digestive.niddk.nih.gov/ddiseases/pubs/colonpolyps_ez. Updated April 30, 2012. Accessed July 12, 2013.
2/5/2009 DynaMed's Systematic Literature Surveillance http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed/what.php : Kim Y, Kim Y, Lee S. An association between colonic adenoma and abdominal obesity: a cross-sectional study. BMC Gastroenterol. 2009;9:4.
5/11/2009 DynaMed's Systematic Literature Surveillance http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed/what.php : Jacobs ET, Ahnen DJ, Ashbeck EL, et al. Association between body mass index and colorectal neoplasia at follow-up colonoscopy: a pooling study. Am J Epidemiol. 2009;169:657-666.
7/6/2009 DynaMed's Systematic Literature Surveillance http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed/what.php : Wise LA, Rosenberg L, Palmer JR, Adams-Campbell LL. Anthropometric risk factors for colorectal polyps in African-American women. Obesity (Silver Spring). 2008;16:859-868. Epub 2008 Jan 24.
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The goal of this course is to provide agencies with state-of-the-practice design tools and construction techniques to expand implementation of safe and cost-effective earth retention technologies. This course addresses the selection, design, construction, and performance of earth retaining structures used for support of fills and excavations or cut slopes. Instructors cover factors that affect wall selection, including contracting approaches with an emphasis on required bidding documents for each approach. Class discussions will include design procedures and case histories, demonstrating the selection, design, and performance of various earth retaining structures. Detailed information on subsurface investigation, soil and rock property design parameter selection, lateral earth pressures for wall system design, and load and resistance factor design (LRFD) for retaining walls are provided.
Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to:
The primary audience for this course is agency and consultant bridge/structures, geotechnical, and roadway design engineers; engineering geologists; and consultant review specialists. In addition, management, specification, and contracting specialists and construction engineers involved in design and contracting aspects of retaining structures are encouraged to attend. Attendees should have a basic knowledge of soil mechanics and structural engineering, including some understanding of LRFD concepts.
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Statistical analysis confirms high-achieving bar pass rate
A long and accomplished career in public service
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Offer of Proof extends nationally distinguished publication into digital realm
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Believed to be the first New England Law graduate appointed to the appeals court
Growing field provides New England Law students with valuable perspective
Center for International Law and Policy launches new externship program
New England Law | Boston program builds resumes, opens doors, makes students practice-ready
Practice skills, trends, and career development featured
Journal symposium considers impact on criminal investigations
Brief raised due process, equal protection claims
Dynamic fields feature highly rewarding and exciting job opportunities
Legal excellence, access to justice, and community service are priorities
DOJ and FDIC programs attract applicants nationwide
Visitors learn about judicial ethics in Massachusetts
Viewed as Model for Training Legal Professionals to Combat Human Trafficking
Significant contributions to legal education, bar, and judiciary noted
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Chief Justice, Boston Mayor Walsh celebrate profession, students at Law Day Banquet
New England Law | Boston community instrumental in preparing the latest edition
"Campus SaVE Act" alleged to undermine student rights
Independent legal research project makes the case for regional approach to renewable energy standards
Program builds resumes, opens doors, helps students become practice ready
Continued High Court participation offers students extraordinary study abroad opportunities
Boston Mayor Martin Walsh encourages graduates at 103rd Commencement, receives honorary degree
Rigorous practice schedules, extraordinary efforts pay off
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New England Law initiates new program of funded student fellowship positions this summer
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Students start law school "at the top"
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Collectively, our Academicians make up some of the greatest names in contemporary art and architecture.
About the Academicians
All of the Royal Academicians (RAs) are practising artists who help steer our vision, support our activities and plan for the future. Each Academician is elected by their peers in one of four categories:
• Painters
• Engravers, Printmakers and Draughtsmen
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• ArchitectsAt any one time there are no more than 80 RAs. They are all practicing professional artists who work in the UK. Of these 80, there must always be at least 14 Sculptors, 12 Architects and 8 Printmakers; the rest are all Painters. When an Academician reaches the age of 75, they become a Senior Academician. In addition are the Honorary RAs – artists from outside the UK – and Honorary Fellows and Honorary Members, eminent individuals from beyond the art world. All are elected by existing RAs.
We have 11 committees which make important decisions about our activities, from Learning to Finance. Academicians sit on all of these committees, meaning practising artists and architects are deeply involved in our day-to-day running and strategy.
All RAs are entitled to exhibit up to six works in the annual Summer Exhibition, and they also have the opportunity to show their work in small solo exhibitions in our other galleries. Many of the RAs are also involved in teaching at the RA Schools and giving lectures as part of the RA Learning Programme.
See a full list of Academicians, Honorary RAs, Honorary Fellows and Honorary Members.
I love the Royal Academy. It's like a trade union for artists - both anachronistic and extremely relevant.
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How Academicians are elected
In theory, anyone is eligible to become an RA, as long as they are under 75 and professionally active as an artist or architect in the UK. Potential new RAs are first nominated by an existing Academician, who writes their name in the weighty Nominations Book [pictured open above]. Signatures must then be elicited from eight other RAs in support of the nomination. At this stage the nominee becomes a Candidate.
In March, May and December each year, all the Academicians meet at a General Assembly to vote in new Members from the list of Candidates. There is no postal voting, so this is done entirely in person. Previously, RAs would place marble or wooden balls into a ballot box [pictured above]. It is still used as table decoration. Vacancies are only created when an RA reaches the age of 75 and becomes a Senior Academician or on the death of an RA. The Academy Laws specify that there can be up to a maximum of eighty Royal Academicians at any one time, so there are usually only one or two new Members voted in each year.
The newly elected Royal Academician attends a meeting of Council to go through a short traditional ceremony, when the terms of obligation are read out. They then receive their medal and sign the Role of Obligation, which includes the signatures of every Academician since our founding in 1768. Once they have donated a work, known as a Diploma Work, to our Collection, they receive their Diploma, signed by the sovereign.
Made up of thirteen RAs, Council is a committee that is responsible for the direction and management of every major aspect of the Royal Academy. The Four Officers also attend each meeting.
Various Committees report to Council on each area of the RA's activities and recommend policy. The current committees cover Architecture, Collections & Library, Audit, Finance, Exhibitions, Learning, Schools and Works. An RA, appointed by the Council, presides over each committee. They are helped by a senior member of staff from that department, as well as other staff, a number of Academicians and up to four external members.
The RAs that sit on Council consist of four Members who are elected annually by the General Assembly to serve a two-year term, six members selected by rotation, and three newly elected Academicians, appointed to sit on the Council for their first year.In addition, three External Members who are not RAs are approved by Council and General Assembly and appointed for a term of two years in order to provide expert professional advice.
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When a girl wears a flattering shirt that brings attention to her breasts, and hangs down to cover her fat roll. The term indicates that she purposefully misrepresenting the 'goods'
That chick is kind of cute, but I think she's cooking the books a little with that shirt.
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a frequent practice of lying and cheating in any record bookkeeping, in order to substancially increase your own personnal profit and earnings. OR knowingly providing incorrect information in a companies financial statements. This is, needless to say, illegal.
Johnny went to jail for cooking the books at his office.
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In that TWIX commercial where the girl makes the fool out of herself. She says, "Old man Perkins is cooking the books." In front of Old man Perkin's daughter
"Old man perkin's is cooking the books"
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The opposition will have to pick its poison against the Truckee girls basketball team in 2012-13.
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"I think we'll score more this year. I think we're actually a better offensive team," said Truckee head coach Geoff Stephens, comparing his team to last year's group, which wasn't shabby itself. "We are much more balanced this year."
The Truckee girls are off to a 1-0 start, coming off a 44-26 win over Division I McQueen this past weekend. The win impressed Stephens, who saw his team overwhelm the larger school with its quickness, athleticism and scoring ability.
"They (McQueen) tried to force the tempo, and we met it and excelled from it. They couldn't keep up with our guards," he said, referring to seniors Katey Hamill and Olivia Duner.
Hamill, the Wolverines' returning starting point guard, and Duner share team captain honors along with senior forward Jackie Bolton. The trio is among the six seniors on the squad, all of whom will be major contributors, Stephens said.
"I think we're going to see some really good things from our senior group. I'm real pleased with the senior leadership right now," the coach said.
Aside from their tenacity, Duner and Hamill boast quickness and shooting range, while Bolton, at 5 foot 11, provides height in the paint as well as a soft touch from the perimeter. Hamill was voted to the All-League second team last year, and Bolton and Duner received honorable mention.
Fellow senior Sydnie English is perhaps the biggest offensive threat of all, as the tough and versatile, 5-10 forward can score from inside or out with the best of them, plus rebound and defend. She was voted to the All-League first team last season.
"Sydnie is definitely one of our go-to girls," Stephens said, adding that English was the leading scorer against McQueen, with 13 points.
Other seniors include returning guard Ashley Harris and Brazilian foreign exchange student Lorena DeMichelli, both of whom can score.
"Ashley can hit threes, and I think Lorena is going to help us a lot on the offensive side," Stephens said. "She's a good slasher, and she has a nose for the hoop."
The roster also includes four juniors who will play significant roles, Stephens said, with center Cassandra Sawyer, forward Lauren Peak and guards Kaylee Neill and Diana Rosas. Sophomore forward Kate Traeger and freshman point guard Karina Nunez will also help the Wolverines, he said.
With such a well-rounded and athletic team, Stephens said the Wolverines will play a fast-paced game in which every player is encouraged to shoot - as opposed to last year, when they focused on feeding the ball to standout league MVP Aleigh Krug in the post.
"We're not a setup offense anymore. Our message to the girls is more shots, better shots, faster tempo," Stephens said, adding that the Wolverines will primarily play man defense and press. "We're going to get the ball going. We want to speed it up."
Truckee, which finished 16-6 overall last season and lost to Fernley in the first round of the regional tournament, will play six regular-season crossover games against members of the Division I-A's Lahontan and Ruby Mountain league pods. The Wolverines also play a handful of games against larger Division I opponents, while they finish the regular season with 10 games in their Mount Rose League pod.
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Minni v Dubai Dave
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OMG OMG OMG!!!!!!!!!!!! An ironman!!!!!!!!!!! He's going to be sick of me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you!
Well done Minni. Look forward to hearing all about your training.
The official thread had gone very quiet...
Crickey don't look to closely at this thread then KK. I love to drop in at the sub 3.15 pad because they give loads of good advice but I don't think I'll ever get anywhere near that time.
Congrats Minni. You might not get a free pair of trainners, but I have a feeling that this is going to be a much more positive and less pressured experience than that 'other' lot of S6ers!
Just to recap, which marafun are you running again and what's your current pb?
Now Now whats going on?
Minnni First off I'm not a Iron Man yet, though I'm working on that. I have though run a few of these marathon things and indeed have run sub 3-30, though there were many times not so long ago when I considered that impossible. So lets start by saying of course you can do it ,as after all its just a abstract number does it really matter if its 3-31 or 3-29? To the general public no it doesn't to a runner you bet your arse it does BUT at the end of the day it is a mental barrier more than a physical one.
So what marathon are you running? Whats your current PB and what schedule if any are you planning on following?
Apologies in advance for what I know will be rather random postings over the next week or so as I'm currently travelling around the UK visiting relatives and most of them being rather elderly have not embraced the internet!
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At times i feel like there is no point that i'm screaming in the dark and no one hears me. that there is no point in fighting because i'm the only one that sees the fucked upness of this world then i hear Lupe and i know i'm not alone. if you have to leave it's ok know your presence helped save a life. Peace
Lupe, you never cease to amaze me and Lasers is no exception. It gets better and deeper every time I listen to it! Just read your recent interview with Music Connection and gave it a shout out on my blog http://dio333.wordpress.com/ Keep doing your thing - you give indie artists like me a lot of hope.
Just HAD to get on here and shout out LASERS...i haven't stopped listening to this album in the 3 weeks its been out...... Interestingly enough, i deal with people who dont listen to hip-hop and have had mad comments when people hear it... everything from "I love his voice" to "he raps with so much feeling".... and with that being said, the first time i listened to LASERS, i was like "wow Lupe, u getting ready for radio," not seeing why you were progressing in that direction, but in all honesty I think LASERS is now my favorite Lupe album, and i saw you on tour a few years back when you toured with Brother Dr. Cornell West. Keep BEAMIN, Lupe! Peace, and much love to ya! and thank you for being MY voice in music.
Love the album. Words I Never Said and All Black Everything are definitely two of my favorites. You never know how much music really inspires you until you meet the artist or see them live, and I'm glad I had the pleasure to see you in VA last night. Looking forward to when you return to share more love with the people. Lasers for life.
This is and The Cool are two of my favourite albums, even with making songs that he didn't absolutely agree with producing, he still did an exceptional job. Favourite song is definitely Beautiful Lasers, that track is straight up honesty on the dark side and getting personal to a public audience cannot be easy and that is respectable. Congrats Lupe, hope you won`t end it here.
The lyrics and music is so very much "ME", he could have written it all about me. Lupe and I must be soul mates / brothers. The song "BEAMIN' " Is 100 percent ME. OMG LOL, LUPE, how you do that??? You're totally hearing my thoughts or something like viewing thru my eyes. LUPE THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR BEING MY VOICE IN MUSIC... truly!!! I LOVE YOU FOR THAT!
You are my first REAL favourite Hip Hop artist. Never before have I ever been in love with an artist's work, you give a whole new meaning to music and I really believe that angels do exist. You stay true to yourself, never letting fame get in the way of what you love and that's why we love you. Keep doing what you do, you're on the right track. I absolutely love The Coolest, Hurt Me Soul, Intruder Alert and All Black Everything; and I really wish you could come to South Africa... As a girl in South Africa, your music is the best survival kit ever!
If you ever read this, just know that you're an inspiration and you have humbled me. And yes, YOU ARE BEAMIN!!!!!!!!!!


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Building Wraps Continue to Generate Excitement on a Much Grander Scale
With the economy still in decline and the rates of television advertising going through the roof, more ad agencies and large corporations are looking at more affordable options to get their messages out the public. Many are utilizing the cityscapes in major urban areas as backdrops to help define the brands they market, promote upcoming events and roll out new products.
For advertising you literally can't turn off, nothing compares to a building wrap. An effective building wrap with an effective design can generate millions of impressions per year.
"The out of home industry continues to grow at a rate faster than most other media," states Stephen Freitas, CMO for the Outdoor Advertising Association of America. "This growth speaks to the continued increase in popularity of the outdoor medium such as building wraps. During a recession, advertisers are looking for value and out of home advertising provides outstanding 'bang for the buck' in the media industry."
Building wraps and wallscapes are not recommended for every wide-format output provider to offer. They require more time and effort. Producing and installing them can be a tricky business. There is only a small percentage of shops and professional installers across the country that have the expertise to know how printed grand-format materials need to be handled and what installation techniques work well in various codes and ordinances in various cities. In order to get a better handle on the building wrap business, WFI spoke with a number of experts in the field.
The Great Outdoors
"Building Wraps help increase brand awareness and are a great way to market products and events utilizing existing real-estate. They also have a dramatic effect that says WOW," says Gene Chambers, vice president of marketing and sales, Vision International in Salt Lake City, UT. "Advertising outdoors still remains one of the best ways to get a company's marketing message across. It has a much better cost per thousand than advertising on television."
As for trends, Chambers is still seeing a lot of the usual traditional stuff being done but he points to emerging new marketers entering the picture.
"We just did an interesting campaign for The United Way called Live United. We wrapped four buildings in downtown Salt Lake City. It was more in the line of a public service message and it this was the first one of this magnitude for a non-profit company that we had done. Usually the car and phone companies with the big ad budgets go to this route."
He is also seeing more adhesives graphics being applied to windows "They are easier on the building and easier to install. We are doing more windows with adhesive graphics. Clear Focus has been our media of choice for window graphics. We like their Super VU products for our window wraps. It installs and comes off good and doesn't tear," Chambers explains.
Chances are if you've had the opportunity to go to the Super Bowl over the past few years, you've seen Vision's handiwork. As we spoke with Chambers his company was busy working on the graphics for Super Bowl XLIII in Tampa in February. Churning out that work will be the company's huge arsenal of printers the run the gamut from VUTEks, Rolands and Mimakis.
He says for Super Bowl 2009 they have about 600-700 art files to work with. From that they will produce more than 5,000-6,000 pieces overall, starting with the smallest pieces pressure-sensitive vinyl decals with the Super Bowl logo to grace doors and windows of the various Super Bowl sites, to grand format PVC-vinyl, mesh scoreboard trusses as well as all the other signage that will grace downtown Tampa and Raymond James Stadium.
In addition to the Super Bowl work, Chambers reports that his overall sports graphics business booming. "We are seeing more advertising opportunities in sports venues all across the country. Sports and big graphics go hand in hand. We just did a job for the University of Kentucky's football stadium as well some work for the Philadelphia Eagles and Tennessee Titans and we are in the process of printing a number of big graphics for the Orange Bowl. Right now sports graphics are recession proof," he concludes.
It you point to a building wrap on the Las Vegas Strip, its good possibility that the National Print Group had a hand in it. The wide-format printer now has over 400 employees with manufacturing facilities in Las Vegas, NV and Chattanooga, TN, and sales offices throughout the country working to project their client's message and images in the most compelling and memorable ways possible.
"We've been doing building wraps for 14 years, so we have plenty of experience with this type of product. We are constantly looking at new ways to push the envelope in this area," says Doug Newsom president.
"Outdoor is the one medium which is difficult to avoid and can provide advertisers with a great value for their dollars. With the state of the economy, the cost effectiveness of outdoor advertising has never been more cost effective. It's a very focused medium and you can't beat the great exposure it creates."
National Print Group's wrap expertise was on grand display this fall during the ISME show where they wrapped the Flamingo Las Vegas with a Donny and Marie portrait to promote their shows at the hotel. The 67,500-square-foot building wrap that features their famous smiles is creating a buzz from passersby.
"The Donny and Marie building wrap was a big hit. It's not only quickly becoming one of most photographed sites on the Strip, but I read in the local papers that fans are requesting room assignments that match Donny and Marie's teeth and eyes. Marie's toothy smile is about 8 feet high and five windows wide. And, that if the size of Donny's head was true to life, he would be more than 1,000 feet tall," Newsom laughs.
The Building Wears Parada
These monster signs are also showing up on downtown rehab projects and construction scaffolding. Wallscapes have become one of the most attention getting and innovative forms of outdoor advertising and are often seen as a key feature in a strategically planned construction signage program.
Bob Pietila, president of San Francisco, based-Corporate Identity Systems, a division of St. Paul, MN-based Vomela, says his company is producing more construction work for the retail sector as stores retool or move into new locations. "We do a good amount of retail work and we are seeing more retail companies are looking for us to produce construction barricades on banner materials that can be reused by the contractor on another project. Many of these stores have the same contractor and construction companies. So it makes sense to reuse the wraps," reports Pietila.
One recent project that used this reusable banner wrap was for a Prada store in San Francisco that was being remolded. Pietila's company produced a banner system and stretched it around a building that was being remodeled. The size of Prada wrap was 25x20 feet.
"The project involved a Prada store in San Francisco that we being redesigned. We a produced a reusable scaffolding system and tensioning system around the barricade. The client wanted the images to more high res because it we going to be in a high traffic area so we printed on our VUTEk 3360 ECs with eight pass and we used 3M inks for graffiti resistance. The banner material was Seattle Textile Company 12oz Seatex Gloss and we used an ultrasonic welder to assemble. The sturdy inks really held up to the high traffic and the weather. They were able to use the system for about six months," Pietila recants.
Wraps in the Great White North
DeSIGNS Group of Vancouver, BC, Canada is another company that is seeing new opportunities in the construction signage market. Their primary business area is the real estate market and they specialize in building wraps called 'hoardings' which are essentially giant walls erected around construction sites of new buildings with full color digital graphics and text to promote the upcoming housing opportunities.
"We are mostly working in commercial real estate marketing but are looking at expand out into other areas," says Adam Krahn, graphic designer at DeSIGNS Group. "Despite the economy, the housing market in Vancouver is still pretty sound."
The company recently made headlines in the industry when one of their extremely large hoarding projects for their client Patina was honored with a 2008 MACtac Graphics Worldwide Award.
"The Patina wrap was designed by The Idea Partner and we fabricated their ideas and installed the project. All the printing was done on our two Roland SoliJet digital printers," adds Luis Wiechers, graphic designer at DeSIGNS Group.
"This project featured two main prerequisites: the images had to maintain color quality for the duration of the project, and the end-user needed to be able to overlay new images onto the existing graphics. The customer selected MACtac's IMAGin JT5828 Permanent as the obvious choice due to the product's opaque adhesive and 3-year outdoor durability. It was quite a challenging process, this building wrap was 150 feet long and 20 feet high and was completed in 4 foot by 10 foot sections within five days," Wiechers points out.
"It was full graphic that almost wrapped around the entire building. It was about 750 feet wide by 20 feet high and wrapped around a city block. By utilizing the MACtac media, it gave us the option to change out the panels to create the interest in the project as it was being constructed. We also used a MACtac overlaminate to protect the graphics from graffiti and scratching. The gloss really made the colors pop too," Krahn adds.
The Final Piece of the Puzzle
The installation of these building graphics is the critical and final step of the overall job. Many shops also have installation crews in house, but due to travel costs many will contract out those jobs in other cities. One company that is making a name for itself in the building wrap installation business is Brooklyn, NY-based Real Hit Media Installations. "We opened for business five years ago, mostly doing all kinds of vehicle wraps but then soon branched out into building wraps," says owner Shad Interigi. "So whether it's affixing straight vinyl graphics to vehicles, buildings and floors, and putting up point-of-purchase signage, static signs affixed to posts and banners suspended from buildings, we are doing it all."
Interigi says that it's tough for most companies to keep a staff of in-house installation personnel that can travel throughout the country. "If a graphics house has a national account and has to provide graphics all over the country, it usually has to look outside its own staff to perform the work in a reasonable period. That's where we come in. We are hired guns that get called into do all sorts of installations in usually short amounts of time."
He says that the advances in media technology are making more things possible that were unheard of a few years ago. "With building wraps anything goes these days. The evolution of media materials we are working with has given us the opportunity to change the canvas of the industry. Applying some jobs directly to brick and glass is allowing us to avoid working with cabling systems plus we are able to get wraps up quicker and taken down quicker as well. It also has allowed advertisers to take their creativity of their campaigns to the next level too. It's a very exciting time to be in this business."


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Whether you're seeking out the party crowd at South Beach, pursuing the glitterati in the Miami Beach yacht clubs, or looking to enjoy a leisurely cruise, people come to Miami to have a good time. Will Smith sings that there 'Ain't no city in the world like this,' and it's hard to disagree. Miami as a destination is as diverse as its people, with cultural influences drawn from the West Indies, Colombia, the Dominican Republic, and of course, Cuba.
Life in the Sunshine State's capital city is largely an outdoor one. While you might need to venture inside to enjoy sights like the Miami Art Museum or the Seaquarium, getting around is easiest in a convertible or by bike, so you can enjoy the sun while you travel. One of the most efficient ways to see the city and its attractions is to opt for a Miami Card, which includes admission to the best-known museums and attractions as well as the open-topped 'Duck' tours.
Buenvenido a Miami
Miami truly is a city of immigrants with a rich cultural diversity. The US Census Bureau estimates that around two-thirds of the population is of Hispanic or Latino origin. Many came to Miami after Fidel Castro rose to power in Cuba in 1959, settling in a Western neighborhood now simply known as Little Havana. Today, tourists come to Little Havana for the annual Carnival Miami, a festival of food, fun, and salsa, with Latin showbiz personalities such as Celia Cruz, Willy Chirino, and Gloria Estefan honored on the Walkway of the Stars.
Art by the sea
Miami's art scene delves into history as well as looking to more modern works. The Museum of Contemporary Art presents playful creations within a building whose stylistic space brilliantly offsets its exhibits. In contrast, the Lowe Art Museum houses collections of Greco-Roman exhibits and antiquities, and 17th century European art, while the Bass Museum located in Miami Beach covers art from around the world from the Renaissance to the present day. The hip and historic Biscayne Corridor is where boulevard meets bay, murals replace blank walls, and property prices head towards the famous clear blue sky.
Miami's Vices
Popular with US college students during spring break, the non-stop party scene in South Beach is not for the faint-hearted. The area is one of the country's major entertainment destinations with hundreds of nightclubs, restaurants, boutiques, and hotels. Its tolerance of topless sunbathing, unusual in the United States, just adds to its reputation as a place where anything goes.
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She was dazed, asked a few questions, burst into tears, threw up, and left.
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Fear is the mind-killer. Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration. I will face my fear. I will permit it to pass over me and through me. -Dune
Then next time you see her, she'll be back to serve you the usual helping of bitch and snark, sprinkled with a touch of emotional manipulation, and perhaps some entitled bullshit speak as a cherry on top.
STBX WH#2 (SorryInSac) - 47. DDay 7/12/14 Together 7, married 4yrs He's drunk by 5pm DAILY. Divorcing ASAP
XWH #1 - legally married 18yrs. 12+ OW (that I know of).
I edit often for clarity/typos.
What is most important here is that you find a path that works for you, stick to it and be loving, honest and consistent with the kids. Now you have made the decision, your priority is to get them through it as best you can.
Pretty much how a BS would react to finding out they were cheated on. Being blindsided sucks. Too bad for her. The best revenge a BS can inflict on the WS is a heavy dose of reality and consequences. As for what happens next. Who the fuck cares. After the pain of discovering infidelity everything else is gravy. Now prepare yourself for the legal fight that's sure to follow.
Work on HTFU. That's hardening the fuck up. Live, be, eat, sleep, breathe the 180. Give no quarter. Hide your own tears and moments of weakness. Avoid reacting whenever possible. Maintain NC except for very important exchange of facts re: kids. Share nothing about you.
Long run learning to fake it till you make it will serve you well. Keep her OUTSIDE your house. Change the locks. Do not open the door until you are ready to send the kids out through it. Better yet have her meet you at a neutral location for the exchange. YOU stay out of her apartment.
Your behavior is the only thing you can control. Set boundaries and stick to them. Act. Act in your own best interest. Do not react to her manipulations. Plan ahead.
Hugs for you Abbondad. It ain't easy.
Separated, divorcing, moving on. I edit because I always make typos.
You gave me nothing and now it's all I've got - Bono
A person is a person, no matter how small. -Dr. Suess
Perserverance and spirit have done wonders in all ages.
-George Washington
It's only natural that when her behavior became obviously manipulative, narcissistic, and toxic that you learned to be very, very anxious about what she might do next, especially if she's in a particularly volitile state.
Your focus on her feelings is very understandable. You may still be working on transitioning out of thinking of her as part of your family. That takes time and effort. It's not a light switch.
You don't know what kind of social drama or legal trouble or god knows what she'll throw at you next, and that's kinda scary, isn't it?
The good news though is that you don't have to live with her anymore. You already started making big steps. Whenever you find that worry about what she's thinking or doing creeping into your head, remind yourself that her crazy can't invade your home anymore. You're making yourself safe now, so whatever is brewing can't get you anymore.
Stronger08 said it best, "who cares?" She is toxic at this point.
Strength to you brother. You deserve so much better.
Peace AD....
I imagine she'll be up and down, and angry and conciliatory, depending on what happens from time to time.
Stay the course regarding what is best for you and Abbondad's kids.
Please be the one to do that first.
She wouldn't mean it if she did pour on the sugar. It would be all manipulation to keep stringing you along, making you double your decision. Once she sees you waiver, it is back to the same old cold wife, blaming you for everything, throwing OM in your face. Don't bite.
"Global editing disclaimer - I edit almost everything I post, and I am not going to post why every time."...re: Bionical girl
Or she might get really nasty and fight you on everything, because you've been so mean.
Really, as stronger said, who cares? You're moving on and getting stronger every day yourself. We can see it even when you can't. No matter what she does, continue to come here for support.
As for what happens next. Who the fuck cares.
and what deadmumwalking said
One possible reaction is that she will get a lawyer and file. Please be the one to do that first.
Seriously STOP thinking, worrying, giving 2 shits about what she is thinking. The only thing you need to seriously consider is that once it becomes real to her that you want a divorce she will try to burn your ass to the ground.
Stop playing defense and go on the offensive. Start filling out the paperwork the lawyer sent you and start the process. The sooner you start the better your chances are of getting a fair deal. I got lucky. I filed while my STBX still felt guilt and walked away with a more than fair deal. I have 50/50 joint and legal custody of my children, kept my 401k, pension, the house, we kept our own debt, I pay state mandated CS, and no alimony. If I had tried to get that deal with her now she would laugh in my face. It's a business deal so get good at negotiating and remove the emotion.
Also keep a VAR with you at all times when talking to her in person.
ETA: this wasn't a 2X4, just hope you realize that fair doesn't really exist in the legal system. The sooner you get going the better off you will be. You are both playing chicken now and you can't win because until you detach she is driving a semi truck and you are on a skateboard. Focus and get through the lawyers homework assignments for you as quickly as you can. Yes it will suck but do some reading around the forums for some of the horror stories some BS's have related to D and the court system. I am just saying give yourself the best chance you have to come out with a fair deal and hopefully better than fair.
[This message edited by 7yrsflushed at 8:19 AM, June 17th (Monday)]
Rough morning. Last night after delivering the divorce decree and feeling empowered, this morning I've been falling apart: shouting "at her" in the car ("How could you do,this," etc.), much sobbing.
I guess it's natural to have it hit me like this. Plus it was a tough morning getting the kids off to camp, walking three dogs, cleaning their nightly poop and pee... Just the life of a single dad, which I do not like and never planned for. I get everything done, but I am so angry with her for forcing me into this role.
I suppose I derive some bitter comfort from the fact that she is a terrible single mom--no control over the kids (who behave badly with her), cannot manage any chores or finances on her own....
As I seem to find myself in a vindictive mood (it provides me with some comfort, so indulge me):
Predict her future with the OM. I need some "karma comfort."
Again, some background: he is a 38 year old bachelor (WW is 42). Never married, no kids. Lives a bachelors lifestyle at a yacht club.
He never broke it off with her in the two years they've been at it. She has never left me. They have never spent one night together (she never slept over; always came home to me).
They have never been away together. They have never had much time together outside of three situations: work, before sex, during sex, and just after sex. And of course lots of phone time and texting.
AD and his kids form an incredible family. Even though this path was not the one he chose, he has made the best of it. the kids and he are stronger and emotionally healthier than ever due to the trials of the past....and due to awesome therapists!
Life goes on, and AD's life is serene, joyful, and full of love.
How about this instead, sit down and start thinking about Abbondad's future without your STBXWW. It seems weird at first but keep saying it over and over and it will stick. I can predict what your future will be pretty easily. If you choose to stop focusing on your hopefully STBXWW and turn that focus on you then your future will be great even if you can't see it yet. Keep focusing on resolving your issues whatever they may be and eventually you will be happy by yourself. Your M won't define you, your EX won't define you, and her A won't define you. You will define you and you will be truly happy. At some point you will start dating again but you will make better decisions because you worked through YOUR baggage and dating will actually be fun because there will be no pressure. You will be happy because you are happy with yourself. Your kids will be happy because you provide a stable home for them.
Or you can sit around wondering what your WW has been up to with OM or new OM or the next OM and continue to be miserable. If you don't let her go what you are experiencing now IS your future just worse because you will remain hung up on her. Worst case scenario she does come back to you as plan B and you think you are happy for a few months but you won't be because she will want to rugsweep and you won't be able to. She won't work on her issues so nothing changes and eventually she leaves you again, another DDay, or files for D. Either way much more pain and misery for you and your kids.
Not exactly what you asked and I guess you were looking for an answer along the lines of it won't work with OM. That is likely true but it won't work with you either because she is still broken so once she uses up this OM she WILL move on to the next one. So stop focusing on her and focus on you and moving forward. The more time you spend thinking of her and OM the longer you stay in the shitstorm. Detach and free yourself so when your D is final you can walk away without any emotional ties to her that she can use. Indifference is a great thing once you get there.
[This message edited by 7yrsflushed at 8:35 AM, June 17th (Monday)]
Whatever you decide to make it. Are you the person you want to be, or becoming that person? Dor you provide a safe and nurturing environment for your children? Do you pursue fitness so that in your older age you can be activy and healthy? Is your work supporting you or eating at you?
The success or lack thereof in your life will not be measured by what occurs in your XWW's life, but in the things you accomplish and the things you attempt.
I know you were looking to indulge in some "look how much WW has f*cked *p her life", but that only serves to connect you back to her drama. I would rather celebrate the at time painful success that AD is having blazing the new trail for his life.


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