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LAS CRUCES >> A new East Mesa police and fire station will be constructed, and streets in some Las Cruces neighborhoods will be rebuilt thanks to a nearly $20 million, online auction-like sale that will happen next week at Las Cruces City Hall.
City officials plan to sell bonds — a way of borrowing money — to pay for a series of projects across the city. These bonds, unlike some types, don't require a tax increase, but will be repaid using revenues the city already gets, according to officials.
The upcoming sale will pay for the following:
• $10 million for an East Mesa public safety complex.
• $8 million for 20 street projects, most of which will be rebuilds.
• $1.5 million for utilities, only about one-fifth of which is new debt, while the rest is refinancing of older debt.
"We're going to be phasing these projects over the next three years with that money," said city Public Works Director Loretta Reyes. "With these bonds, we do have to spend the money within the next three years."
Public safety campus
City officials in recent years have eyed a 350-acre site northeast of the intersection of Lohman Avenue and Sonoma Ranch Boulevard for a new facility to house fire and police substations. It's expected to reduce response times in the area.
A walking trail and recreation area also are slated for the part of the acreage.
Tuesday's bond sale will provide $10 million toward the more than $13 million needed for the project, according to city documents. Also, another $400,000 from the streets portion of the bond sale will be used for road construction tied to the proposed public safety building.
At least part of the city's hurdle until now has been in arranging for a lease of the parcel, which is owned by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management. City officials estimate the lease could be granted in September.
The first construction, installing a fiber optic cable at the site, could start in August, according to city documents.
Meanwhile, construction on the whole campus project could begin in January 2015 and wrap up in January 2016, according to city documents.
City councilors are set to hear an update about the proposal 1 p.m. Monday at a council work session.
Street work
The $8 million for city streets will pay for rebuilding segments of 6th Street, El Prado Avenue, Lees Drive and Melendres Avenue, among others, according to Reyes.
"We're talking new asphalt, curb and gutter, new sidewalks," she said. "It's a full reconstruction of the roadway."
The routes were singled out via the Pavement Management System, a way the city assesses street conditions and catalogues them for repairs.
Reyes said the streets are ones that needed underground utility work, which also will be done at the same time.
Garza said that utility work will be paid for with the new utilities debt that will stem from the sale of the Tuesday's bonds.
In addition to street repaving, a temporary stoplight at the intersection of Golf Club Drive and Roadrunner Parkway — a main entrance into Sonoma Ranch neighborhoods — will be replaced by a permanent traffic signal.
City Manager Robert Garza said the city typically gets about $4 million in bond money every year for streets. But this year, the city is doubling the amount of debt it's taking out and will forego taking out bonds next year.
Reyes said that will give her department some advantages.
"We know how much we have, and we know the period of time we have to spend it in," she said. "We can better plan."
Also slated with the bond money is the widening of a portion of Elks Road that's just south of a relatively new underpass the city built for East Engler Road to pass under Interstate 25. At that section, the road narrows abruptly from four lanes to two lanes and widens back to four lanes. City officials have said previously it poses a safety hazard and plan to widen it to four lanes between Hatfield Road and Reina Drive. In March, city councilors voted to seek a pool of state funding for the project, as well.
Separate from the bond proceeds, the city spends about $6 million each year from its street maintenance budget on projects — something that's also set to happen in the financial year that begins July 1.
In addition, the city will get about $7 million in capital outlay dollars from the state Legislature in 2014-15.
It will be a level of spending on projects the city hasn't seen in "quite a while," Garza said, which is a plus in the current "strained" economy.
"You're going to put a lot of people to work," he said.
Tuesday morning, officials will gather at city hall to open up the bidding process on the city's bond package.
Investors will then compete by submitting the interest rate they're willing to receive for loaning the money to the city. The lower the rate, the less money the city will have to repay over the lifetime of the bonds. At 11 a.m., the bidding stops.
"Obviously, we're wanting the lowest possible interest rate we can get," Garza said.
Garza said the current climate is favorable for the city to get a low interest rate.
Then, at 1 p.m. the same day, a special city council meeting will be held to approve the sale.
Also at that meeting, city councilors will consider extending a drought proclamation they passed in recent weeks, which puts place-of-use restrictions on where legal fireworks can be lit. Fire officials previously have said it would have to be extended to carry through the Fourth of July because the first version has an automatic expiration after a certain number of days.
$8 million projects
Proposed $8 million spending on street projects
1. Full reconstruction, which includes new asphalt, sidewalks, curbs and gutters:
6th Street: Parker Road to Palmer Road
Bex Street: Farney Lane to Desert Rose Court
Boston Drive: Montana Avenue to Missouri Avenue
Calle del Sol: Brown Road to Avenida Blanco
Camino Coyote: Portion of road in front of the proposed East Mesa Public Safety Complex
Crescent Drive: Farney Lane to Apollo Drive
El Prado Avenue: Brown Road to Melendres Street
Hadley Avenue: Water Street to Armijo Street
Lavender Drive: Elks Drive to Sandhill Arroyo
Lees Drive: Idaho Avenue to Montana Avenue
Melendres Street: Hadley Avenue to Las Cruces Avenue
Pettes Boulevard: Mesa Drive to Stewards Drive
Pinon Avenue: Mesquite Street to Almendra Street
Willow Street: San Juan Avenue to Las Cruces Arroyo
2. Tied into New Mexico Department of Transportation's Missouri Avenue bridge overhaul:
Missouri Avenue/Triviz Drive/Don Roser Drive improvements: New traffic signals, additional turning lanes, raised center medians for safety, new Americans with Disabilities Act curb ramps, new sidewalks and the realignment of the Triviz Drive multi-use trail
3. Widening project:
Elks Drive: Widen Reina Drive to Hatfield Road; install two new travel lanes, medians, curb, gutters, sidewalks, drainage system and lighting
4. Continue construction
Sonoma Ranch Boulevard: build asphalt, sidewalk, curb and gutter from S. Fork Road to Camino Coyote
5. New traffic signal:
Golf Club Road-Roadrunner Parkway: temporary traffic signal to be replaced with permanent signal; modifications to medians
6. Design only
Church Street and Water Street: Create design plans for conversion to two-way routes
Source: City of Las Cruces Public Works Department


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The state of Minnesota provides several veteran benefits. This section offers a brief description of each of the following benefits.
Minnesota Homeless Veteran Registry
The Registry connects Veterans experiencing homelessness with housing and services in their community. It also helps programs serving Veterans to coordinate their efforts. Participation is voluntary for Veterans. Anyone can refer a Veteran to join.
MOVE Program
The Minnesota Operation For Veterans Empowerment (MOVE) program temporarily assists homeless Veterans at the Union Gospel Mission in St. Paul, MN. Assistance includes one-on-one case management with an MDVA Outreach Representative and a paid bed at the mission during case management. Veterans work with the case manager to select the various types of resources needed in order to help empower them to move beyond their current situation.
Minnesota Veterans' Homes
Minnesota Veterans' Homes are located in Fergus Falls, Hastings, Luverne, Minneapolis and Silver Bay.
There is also an Adult Day Center located in the Minneapolis Veterans' Home. The Adult Day Center provides a broad array of therapeutic health care services – delivered by trained, highly dedicated professionals. It is a Veteran-based community that allows participants to connect with other Veterans in a safe, comfortable environment. The Adult Day Center allows participants to achieve the highest attainable level of physical, mental and social well-being – with the independence of living at home. It also provides much-needed respite – and a full array of support services – for Veterans' caregivers.
Admission to Minnesota Veterans Homes is available to honorably discharged veterans who entered service from Minnesota, or are current residents, who served 181 consecutive days on active duty, unless discharged earlier because of disability incurred in the line of duty. The spouse of an eligible Veteran who is at least 55 years old and meets residency requirements. The applicant must also be able to demonstrate a medical or clinical need for admission. Residents contribute to the cost of their care according to their means.
MN Veterans Preference Act
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Minnesota GI Bill
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Full-time undergraduate or graduate students may be eligible to receive up to $1,000 per semester and part-time students can receive up to $500 per semester (up to $3,000 per academic year and $10,000 per lifetime).
OJT and Apprenticeship individuals are eligible for up to $2,000 per fiscal year for either program. Approved employers are eligible to receive $1,000 placement credit payable upon hiring a person under this program and another $1,000 after 12 consecutive months of employment.
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Bronze Star Grave Markers
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F3Q 2014 Earnings Conference Call
May 08, 2014 11:00 AM ET
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Denis Gallagher - CEO
Pat Walker - EVP and CFO
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Patrick Gallagher
Good morning, everyone, and thank you for joining us to discuss the third quarter's fiscal 2014 results which ended March 31, 2014. Joining me today on the call are Denis Gallagher, Chief Executive Officer and Pat Walker, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer.
Yesterday, the earnings release, MD&A and financials were disseminated. The release, MD&A and financials are accessible on SEDAR, EDGAR and our website at ridestbus.com. In addition to our standard disclaimer about forward-looking statements, please also note that all figures are in U.S. dollars, unless otherwise specified. I will also remind you that this conference call is being webcast live.
And with that, I'll turn the call over to Denis Gallagher.
Denis Gallagher
Thank you, Patrick. Good morning, everyone, and thanks again for joining us. As you can imagine, similar to a lot of transportation companies are operating results for the third quarter of 2014 were impacted by the extreme weather conditions of this past winter.
The polar vortex that left a big portion of students in North America in the deep freeze during November and December worsened January and February and continued into the first part of March causing school cancellations and delayed starts across many of our operating areas.
As a result our deferred revenue totaled $17.2 million at the end of the third quarter. As I said in prior years we can predict how many days we will operate based on our school contracts but we can't predict in which months those days will fall.
What it different than most others and good news for us is as we have seen historically, we will recover nearly all of those contracted days and generally about half of that revenue falls through our adjusted EBITDA line.
We're also working very hard to reduce other costs and increase new revenues to make up for the higher than normal labor, fuel and maintenance cost caused by this record breaking winner. March did however prove to a bright spot in than otherwise chilly quarter.
Despite some of the lingering school closings in the first part of the month, operating results for March met our internal expectations and significantly outpaced the revenue and adjusted EBITDA percentage increases achieved for the third quarter and for the first nine months of fiscal 2014.
Pat Walker, our CFO will review our completed financial results for the third quarter and year-to-date positions for 2014 in details in a few minutes but first let me just give you a brief overview. Revenue for our third quarter increased to $138 million from $120 million in the third quarter of fiscal 2013. Adjusted EBITDA for the quarter was $26.7 million compared to $25.9 million recorded for the same period last year and includes about $3.5 million of additional associated costs for the severe winter.
I must say though, that while we did not choose to incur the weather related cost, we did so to ensure the continued safe operation of our fleets for our school listed customers, our students and our parents. Our company as you know has built a reputation on safety and reliability and that's what our customers count on.
So while we have incurred winter storms, hurricanes, floods and fire storms in the past, this year was doozy. However, it's our job to -- despite these hard conditions to make sure our busses start in subzero temperatures, our drivers are ready to go if needed and our terminals are operational regardless of the weather. We don't get back the extra cost associated with the increased fuel cost, snow removal, driver mechanic overtime, but we have been working hard to reduce other expenses to minimize those hits and we're doing a good job of that.
Net income for the third quarter was $2.6 million compared to $1.8 recorded last year due to the reporting of a bargain [ph] gain on the purchase of certain assets. While we look at the first nine months of fiscal 2014 and add the number of snow and cold weather days that we made back up, the numbers are tracking well with our internal expectations.
So revenue for the first nine months, not inclusive of the deferred days of fiscal 2014 increased to $346.9 million from $301.4 million and adjusted EBITDA was $56.2 million from credits of $50.8 million for the first nine months of the prior fiscal year.
On a very positive note, we were able to close the acquisition of certain assets from Atlantic Express California operations on February 10, 2014. As previously reported Atlantic Express' parent company filed for bankruptcy protection and we were able to acquire their California school bus assets under an agreement that was approved by the bankruptcy court.
It did include 425 vehicles and several school contracts which were included as part of the same deal at very favorable rates. The acquisition resulted in a non-cash bargain gain during the quarter as the price paid was lower than the fair market value of the assets we purchased.
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How do you meter the flash output? If you're using speedlights, set these in TTL mode and let the camera determine exposure. If my exposure is off (based on the LCD histogram), I use my wireless transmitter to change the output. If you're using studio flash you can use a light meter or your LCD. I use my LCD to meter my studio shots, using the histogram and highlight indicator to determine exposure.
Backgrounds are important. Generally, you want a clean background, often white, gray or black, but you'll see a variety of backgrounds in executive headshots. Changing the position of a white background will change the color of it. If a white seamless is close to your subject, the large main light will illuminate it for a white color. But if you move your subject and lights farther away from your background, there's less light spilling onto the white seamless, and the color will change to gray.
Generally, indoor ambient overhead lights don't affect the shot. If you shoot at 1/200 at ƒ/8 at ISO 100, your flashes should be the only light source showing up in the final image. Tip: It's important to shoot in a bright room; if you photograph in dim interiors (with modeling lights off), your subject's pupils will enlarge and not look good in the final shot.
Optionally, you can use a third light illuminating the background separately. This creates even more separation for your subject and allows you to control background exposure independently of your other lights.
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James "Boo" Brewer has traveled the world playing professional basketball. Now, after spending some time in LaRue County, he is returning home in the hopes of having an impact on high school basketball players.
Brewer, 40, was recently hired as the head coach of the boys' varsity basketball team at Bardstown High School, his alma mater. He graduated from Bardstown in 1988 and went on to become a star basketball player at the University of Louisville. After that, Brewer played professional basketball in Europe for 13 years.
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Cornhole for Crusade for Children will be June 5 at Bonnieville games parking lot. Signup at 10 a.m., play begins at noon. $20 per team, 50 percent payback. For more information and directions, call 270-531-1515 or 369-6292.
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For the first time since 1997, the 5th Region Tournament was played without the LaRue County Lady Hawks in its field.
A very determined Lady Raider team from Hart County stood in the Lady Hawks' way of making the tournament for the 13th straight year, as the Lady Hawks fell 9-4 in the first round of the 18th District Tournament in Greensburg May 24.
Errors early and often seemed to be the story for the Lady Hawks. To add to the defensive problems, the offensive power left the bats as well, as the Lady Hawks could not get the timely hits they needed.
The LaRue County High School track and field team had five champions at the Class 2A, Region 2 meet May 26. Seventh-grader Kristina Durbin, sophomore Shana Zajdel, freshman Alisha Durbin and seniors Ryan Durbin and Truman Padgett will represent the school at the KHSAA State Track & Field Championship Thursday at the University of Louisville.
The top two finishers or teams in each event, plus the next 10 fastest times/distances in the state will compete in Louisville.
Several Lady Hawk softball players have been honored for academics.
All State Academic First Team (3.75-4.0 GPA) – Emily Boone, Cassady Crim, Emily Dewitt, Lyndsay Whitlock, Valerie Whitlock
All-State Honorable Mention (3.0-3.5) – Ellen Huff, Halie Starwalt
2009 Governor Scholar Recipient – Emily Boone
2010 Governor Scholar Recipients – Emily Dewitt, Lyndsay Whitlock, Valerie Whitlock
In early March, the Lady Hawks coaching staff had the players list goals for the 2010 campaign. With the end of the regular season over, the team accomplished the goal to have a winning season. With a 4-1 home victory over rival North Hardin, the team guaranteed a winning season, 18-13, a major turnaround from last year's record of 10-16.
The second-seeded Lady Hawks (18-16) fell to Hart County's Lady Raiders in Monday's 18th District Tournament semifinal in Greensburg.
Third-seeded Hart County entered the tourney with a record of 12-13. Hart took the lead in the second inning and capitalized on Lady Hawk errors.
LaRue won both regular season games against Hart County.
The tournament, held at Greensburg's American Legion Park, continued Tuesday with top-seeded Green County battling Hart County for the championship.
The LaRue County Hawks baseball team played two games last week, winning both. They beat Elizabethtown 6-1 and Fort Knox 15-0. They were scheduled to play Louisville Fern Creek but the game was canceled due to inclement weather.
Panthers to pussycats
The Hawks used a big offensive fifth inning to defeat the Elizabethtown Panthers May 18.
"Offensively we executed the hit and run and the squeeze very efficiently. We played with confidence," said Coach Chris Price.
The top-seeded Hawks took on fourth-seeded Caverna in the 18th District Tournament's semifinal game at American Legion Park in Greensburg Monday.
The Hawks built a 7-0 lead in the first three innings, going on to win 10-2. Slade Owens had the win for the Hawks.
The Hawks played Green County for the championship Tuesday. Green advanced to the championship by defeating Hart County 10-4.
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Except that according to the episode, it wasn't a possession, but a malfunction. In Spock's words: "Apparently, subatomic particles from that field have invaded our computer's circuits, much like bacteria infect living matter. As a result, the Enterprise is suffering the electronic equivalent of a nervous breakdown."
Sure, you could surmise that Spock was wrong and it was an alien entity possessing the thing -- but the catch is that
Kirk wouldn't have known that
. He would've been acting on Spock's theory, because, come on, it's Spock. So if he believed the malfunctions were caused by contamination from the cloud, then he would've expected a second cloud passage to worsen the problem, not solve it. So what would've been his motivation for tricking the computer into going back to the cloud?
And that's another thing. It was the computer, not anyone in the crew, that set the ship back on course for the cloud. If there'd been some entity caught up in the computer that just wanted to get home, it would've done that right off the bat instead of days later, and it wouldn't have needed Kirk to goad it into doing so. The computer thought it was playing a nasty practical joke on Kirk, taking him to the one place he claimed he was terrified to go (which was, of course, Kirk playing a joke on it). And that means that the computer
didn't know
that returning to the cloud would have any effect on it. I don't see a way to reconcile that with the alien-possession theory.
And that's even though I wish I could. It would help make sense of the whole stupid situation. I mean, to be capable of humor and pranks and deception, the computer would have to be sentient and emotionally aware -- able to understand and anticipate emotional responses, able to extrapolate and predict other beings' perceptions as distinct from its own, etc. That's far beyond the capability of 23rd-century or even 24th-century Starfleet computers. Heck, even Data couldn't handle something as psychologically and socially complex as humor. So it would make much more sense if the computer had been possessed by some alien prankster entity. But that just isn't consistent with the way the story plays out, and it wouldn't make sense of Kirk's decision even if it were true. Sorry.
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Like the splashy declarations stamped on high school yearbooks, I've got my own "most" picks for all things TV. From the most improved reality star to the most wasteful use of ink, this was one of the most most-full years in recent memory, but I narrowed my list down to 10.
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I've had "Smash" on the brain for months now, and the show's premiere is still two months away. Luckily, the marketing department over at NBC has taken a shine to this show too, so the viral videos and frequent re-screening of the pilot episode will have to tide me over until the Feb. 6 premiere date. Just a warning now though: If you don't at least give this show a chance, I'll cry. Also, don't call it a grown-up "Glee."
My name is Maggie, and I'm a Kardashian-aholic. I hate admitting that, but after devoting hours upon hours of my life to keeping up with all things K this year, it's just a fact. But that insane "Fairytale Wedding" sham really rubbed me the wrong way. Though signing an anti-Kardashian petition felt like a conflict of professional interests, now I'm much more wary about letting myself enjoy their shows when I have to watch them.
Nothing makes me sadder than this year's lack of Oprah's Favorite Things. Of course I knew that when Oprah signed off from her daytime talk show gig, the annual extravaganza would be kaput as well; but I had no idea I'd miss the audience freak-outs and faintings and the exclamations from lady O as much as I did. I keep YouTube-ing old clips, but it's just not the same without Oprah shouting that this person's getting the latest cool gadget and that person's getting it, too. Oprah, please come back, even if only for a once-a-year special.
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Take one starlet who loves the limelight, but leaves people pretty divided on the love-her-or-hate-her debate. Add a star who kind of appears to say no to fun, whose career could best be described as confused and troubling. Then, throw them on stage together for song-and-dance numbers and jokes in front of the who's who of the silver screen? What horror could I possibly be describing? Of course, that dismal Anne Hathaway-James Franco Oscars hosting debacle. Please hear me out, Academy: Never again.
"Homeland" hit it out of the park in its stellar first season, and if you didn't watch (or worse -- you watched an episode or two and didn't think it was for you), then you've got some homework to do. The cast is phenomenal, but it's the pace of the twists and turns that kept me literally gasping and sitting on the edge of my seat week after week. A+.
"Happy Endings" should've failed: ABC premiered it in April and burned off Season 1 two episodes a time through May, then threw in the 13th episode on a random August night. But fans somehow caught on and thankfully loved it as much as I do. Season 2 has brought more laughs with baby Ts, Fred Savage, a sweet '80s limo, vision boards, gumbo, Megan Mullally, Baby Bjorn Halloween costumes and more. I love (to the power of love) this strange and a-mah-zing crew.
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Global Works is owned and operated by a close-knit and dedicated group of trained educators and former Global Works leaders.As experienced professionals, who better to understand better the "ins and outs" of programming than those who have worked in the field for a combined 65 years. Global Works directors and staff are wholeheartedly involved in all aspects of programming and committed to running the highest quality, safety-conscious trips in the industry.
Francisco Di Poi, Enrollment Adviser and Costa Rica Country Director
University of Connecticut, B.A. Psychology
Francisco (Paco) was born in Argentina and moved to the U.S. at the age of four. He has worked with younger students since turning 16 and started coaching futbol at the age of 18. He volunteered at the recreational level for several years and then spent six years coaching at the high school level in Connecticut. Along with his passion for futbol, he loves to travel, rock climb, cook, dance, garden, and enjoys basically anything that requires being outdoors. He recently moved to Boulder, CO where he works for Global Works full-time and coaches at an elementary school program twice a week. In the last year, he has led three trips in Panama and one in Costa Rica. He is excited to accept the new challenges as Costa Rica Country Director this summer.
Taylor Anderson, Enrollment Coordinator and France Trip Leader
University of Puget Sound, B.A. French Literature & Art History
Originally from Minneapolis, Minnesota, Taylor started learning French in middle school when her family moved to Brussels, Belgium for three years. Since then, she's been hooked on French and exploring new cultures. In college, she spent a semester in Paris visiting every room in the Louvre and another semester in Morocco wandering through medinas. Since then, she has taught rock climbing workshops in New Zealand and led backpacking and canoeing trips in Maine. She now lives in Boulder, Colorado and works in the Global Works home office. When not leading or planning trips, Taylor can be found hiking in Boulder's flatirons, biking or looking for new running routes (she just completed her first marathon!). Taylor is thrilled to be spending her summer in France on her third Global Works adventure!
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Chris Federer – Country Director, Argentina
Kenyon College, B.A. International Relations & Environmental Studies
A travel enthusiast, Chris is entering his fifth year with Global Works and his fourth year as Argentina's country director. Since graduating from Kenyon College in 2005, Chris has specialized in several industries including: ESL education (in Colombia), coaching, ski instruction, emergency medicine, community development (in Paraguay), architecture/planning, and microfinance (in Peru). Chris now resides in Salt Lake City where he remodels residential homes. While at Kenyon, Chris spent a semester abroad in Argentina, and he loves being able to return each summer with Global Works to share this unique South American culture with others. (In photo: Chris on right with co-leader, Jessy, on left.)
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University of Wales, M.A. Zoology with Marine Zoology
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A qualified zoologist from the UK that has lived and worked in South America for the past 7 years specializing in the conservation of Andean Spectacled Bears. He is involved in the rescue, rehabilitation, and, where possible, release back to the wild of bears and numerous other animals. He runs educational projects in rural communities enabling underprivileged children to attend high school and has taught indigenous Amazon people to become community tour guides. He also speaks Quechua, the indigenous language of the Andean people. He loves being around nature and showing those around him the wonders of our world's wilderness. An expert with a machete, he has cleared hundreds of trails to the most remote regions of the Ecuadorian cloud forest and Amazon either in search of bears or other animals or just for the joy of exploration. David is a keen sportsman partaking in a wide range of sports. He has competed in the British Student Surf Championships on two different occasions and has summited a number of 10,000 plus foot mountains. He loves an adventure, thrives on adrenaline, and lives for the day!
Lyssa Haldeman - Program Director, New Zealand/ Fiji
University of Montana, B.A. History
Lyssa is polishing her gumboots and practicing the taki taki to get ready for another summer in New Zealand and Fiji. Lyssa is no stranger to the concept of working and volunteering to see the world. She has slung fish in a cannery in Alaska, served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in the former Soviet republic of Georgia, worked in a fly-fishing shop in Missoula, Montana and traveled with students to Japan and to Washington D.C. for President Obama's inauguration. She currently is working on her Master's degree in linguistically diverse education and teaches middle school in Colorado. In her school's outdoor education program she gets to take her students on rafting and backpacking trips in Colorado and Utah helping challenge them and to explore the possibilities that they possess. She is looking forward to getting her hands dirty but also the adventure that awaits in the southern hemisphere.
Tyrone Moore - Country Director, Puerto Rico
Interamerican University, B.A. English Education
Tyrone is a native of Puerto Rico. He currently lives in Luquillo and is a high school ESL teacher and boat captain. This will be Tyrone's sixth year with Global Works. He believes in the enlightenment of young minds by helping his own community while also helping GW participants understand his culture. Tyrone is a hard worker and a fun person to be around. Always excited for the adventures GW has in store, he is sure to make the trip interesting and fun! He is very knowledgeable of the sea – in the past he has worked on a catamaran and he is a SCUBA dive master. He recently started a position conducting team building activities for many companies from across the globe.
Katie Morrow - Country Director, Peru/ Ecuador
San Jose State University, M.A. Pupil Personnel Service
University of California Santa Cruz, B. A. Communities Studies
Katie's passion for other cultures and volunteer work, as well as her travel fever, have led her to live in Britain, France, China, Mexico, Guatemala, Puerto Rico, and Costa Rica as well as led her to travel in over 50 countries. Katie is from Santa Cruz, California, although she seldom finds herself there. She received her Bachelor's in Communities Studies when she was 18 years old from UC Santa Cruz, and later earned a Masters in Social Work from San Jose State. Katie has led nine unforgettable years of Global Works trips in Puerto Rico, Costa Rica, Peru, Ecuador and Guatemala. When Katie is not working for Global Works she is fully committed as the Executive Director of Limitless Horizons Ixil (LHI), a Guatemalan NGO she founded in 2004 to create sustainable development and provide educational opportunities to the highly impoverished Mayan town of Chajul. In free moments from work, Katie sneaks out to salsa dance herself dizzy in which ever country she happens to find herself. Katie looks forward to leading your group on a fun, adventurous and productive journey with Global Works!
Jay Lively - Trip Leader, New Zealand/ Fiji
Warren Wilson College, B.A. Human Studies, Global Issues Concentration
During his senior year in high school Jay got his first taste of adventure travel when he journeyed to Nicaragua and Guatemala to study Latin American history and experience the culture. Those adventures as a teenager changed his life and he never lost his love of exploring the world around him. When he's not teaching World History Jay is seeking out new adventures. His travels have taken him to four continents and more than 30 countries including extended visits to India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Argentina, Peru, Greece and Morocco just to name a few! Having double-majored in Journalism and Global Studies, Jay has also participated in three documentaries based in Spain and Mexico. You might even catch a glimpse of him on The National Geographic Channel hiking the Camino de Santiago on the Iberian Peninsula. Jay's other interests include playing basketball, finding waterfalls, and working with homeless youth in his community. This December, Jay will be happy to have finally completed his Master's in Education from Western Carolina University.
Luiz Bertolo- Trip Leader, Costa Rica
University of Northern Colorado – M.A. Sports & Outdoor Education
Towson University – B.A. Management, Minor Sports Business
Luiz is originally from the Baltimore-DC Area via Bogota, Colombia and Sao Paulo, Brazil. He graduated from Towson University with a degree in Sports Management and moved to Fort Collins last year to pursue a Masters in Physical/Outdoor Education. He loves adventure travel and has had amazing experiences in Brazil, Colombia, Thailand and New Zealand, to name a few. His favorite outdoor adventures include mountain biking, kayaking, rock climbing, hiking and camping. Luiz thoroughly enjoys time spent teaching and playing soccer, supporting the local and global music/arts and being active in social and environmental movements. His two most prized possessions are his lab named Banksy and his growing collection of vinyl records.
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Ohio Wesleyan University, B.A. Anthropology and Environmental Studies
Fritz spent his formative years at the Loomis Chaffee School (CT) and attended Ohio Wesleyan University. After college, Fritz taught and lived in Costa Rica with a host family through World Teach. From there Fritz went on to teach Spanish and ESL at the Indian Mountain School, while leading Global Works trips in the summer. He moved out west in 2000 to co-found an educational travel company called SOL Tours with his soon-to-be-wife, Polly. In 2004, Fritz became co-owner and director of Global Works. Fritz is committed to running high-quality, meaningful international programs with Global Works. Come wintertime, you'll find Fritz ripping it up on his tele-skis in the Colorado back country.
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University of Colorado, M.A. Spanish and Education
Ohio Wesley University, B.A. Spanish and Psychology
Since 1998, Polly has worked with Global Works, first in the field and now running the home office. While teaching Spanish at the Westminster School (CT) and Summit Middle School (CO), she spent her summers leading Global Works trips in Costa Rica and Ecuador. In 2000, she started SOL Tours with Fritz and in 2011 founded the non profit, Global Works Community Fund. She proudly heads up the Operations Department in our Home Office, ensuring that all of our trips are smooth and worthwhile for everybody involved. Polly enjoys teaching yoga, hiking, and tele-skiing in the mountains of Colorado with her husband, Fritz, and their daughters, Ellie and Hanna.
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University of Washington, M.A. Education
Carroll College, B.A. International Studies and Spanish
Erik brings nearly twenty years of experience working as a high school educator and travel program administrator to his tenure as Global Works Director. He is a former Peace Corp Volunteer in Bolivia who received undergraduate degrees in International Studies and Spanish and an M.A. in Education from the University of Washington in Seattle. Erik keeps his Spanish language skills fresh by coordinating our Costa Rica, Puerto Rico, Argentina, and Panama programs. Outside of work, Erik is most likely found spending time with his wife Emily and three children Luke, Ava, and Julia.


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I was in that situation. It was hard for him to leave his kids - being in their lives every day. It was tearing him apart even tho the marriage was over he stayed on. I felt to push was unfair because I have a child and already knew the torment of shared custody. I told him I needed him to commit to us or let me know if that wasn't possible - ie - that he would stay with her to be with his kids 24/7. I told him loving him gave me the strength to do what was best for him but i needed to love myself too and that meant an end in sight to the torn life. I promised him we would always have his children, that I would be a good step-mom to them and we would have a good life. It was his decision but he needed to make it sooner than later. I asked him what he felt a fair timefr<x>ame was. He said 2 months, it ended up being 3 before he moved out but after 2mos he told he was leaving. AND he did not move in with me immediately. That was my idea. He got an apt for a year and we dated, grew as a couple, and he worked out being with his kids every other weekend as his place before we made our place. We lived together for a yr and then got married. We have an amazing and strong marriage. We have been married for 5 years now. He is my best friend and I trust him completely. Our relationship is nurturing of one another, healthy. His former marriage was not open - they shared little and she berated him daily. He felt lost and worthless in that relationship. He left because he decided life is short, too short to be miserable and not feel loved.

How long should you wait? That's up to you and up to him. Ultimatums never serve anyone so maybe you need to find out if he really can leave. He may not be strong enough. The younger the kids the harder it is to leave them I think. But change can be scary. Make the leaving not about you. Would he still not want to stay there? Good luck and God bless.
This is just crazy.. First off, never get yourself involved with a married man. Married men say all the right things like I love you, I don't love my wife, I'm having problems with her etc... They don't mean it !!!!! Of course they love their wife.. Some women are just too stupid to realize that the only thing that married men are after is just sex. Do you really think a man will leave his wife of how many years and children for a woman who has no self respect??? A man will never take the mistress seriously because she's allowing herself to be used. Married men pretend. Their real security is at home with his wife and kids. That is where his heart truly is. Face it...HOMEWRECKERS will not get anywhere with a married man. Respect yourself and go find self esteem and while you homewreckers are at it.. Find your OWN MAN. Married men DO NOT BELONG TO YOU....
Why do the women get all blame? I've experience my ex husband cheating on me after I gave birth to our baby. So I've been on that side. As his wife i did lash out anger towards her. I blamed her but then realized that she is not to blame. He is and i am. We were the ones responsible for our marriage. What went wrong. His self control and me not appreciating him for the provider he was. Lack of sex.. It only took one week for me to see the change. I only this because before his behavior change we had a happily marriage, lots of love and affection at the very end of my pregnancy that's when it changed. my kindness with taking over his conscience he left our family and 2 months later moved in with her. I filed divorce and I can say that I am happy being alone. I know now that communication is a must N it takes both to make it work. So as a ex wife I do not take it out on the woman. As a wife make sure you appreciate your man even for the little things he does every day, send each other messages, refresh your sex life, try new things together, but at the end of the night make sure you tell them you love them and can't live life without them
I applaud you as a ex wife for posting this "Miracle3054". I too am a ex wife that went through my husband cheating on me. Most of the people on here say that married men never leave their wife, well they do. I had gotten comfortable in my marriage. Just going on with the day to day life. Not showing my husband affection, etc. Men crave attention too, even though they don't admit it. Well at first, I blamed the other woman, but then I took a step back and said wait a minute she is not the blame for our marriage being destroyed. He simply went elsewhere to get the love and affection that he was not getting at home. I filed for divorce. He and I now get along better than ever. We co-parent our two children ( might I add one is not biology his), but he still takes care of both children. Most men are afraid of change, some want to leave their wife but are afraid of the repercussions. Now don't get me wrong there are some low down mean out there, but there are still some good guys stuck in unhappy marriages that want to get out but just don't know where to start. So some people on here are generalizing, we have to take a look a the whole picture. And ladies we have to take a look at ourselves to see what is pushing these men out there in the arms of another women. If you are truly doing everything at home, then he wont have the need to stray!! COMMUNICATION is the key. I am speaking from experience and learned the hard way.
Why the fudge are you even touching a married man? Lol that's wrong. He has kids too! You're a classic home wrecker. There's billions of men on this planet yet you want one that doesn't belong to you. I bet once you have him, once his marriage is over and his kids are devastated you won't even want him anymore. You need to take a good look at yourself in the mirror. You're pathetic.
oh come on, it all depends on the guy situation, do you know what it is like to leave everyday with somebody you do not love? No surely not. Love does not chose, it falls on you and if the guys does not love is wife then it is fine and better for everybody. Kids are not stupid and feel the resentment from a man to his wife. One can't hide it forever. You are pathetic
Can somebody expalin me please why on Earth there are so many men around who marries and then live with a person they dont love? Is it fashionable???
It goes both ways, and I think that doing this, for very various reasons, is very frequent. From comfort/materialistic reasons to body clock saying it is time to have a kid or it may never happen.
"PEOPLE" are not products and i agree with pug, This happens all the time just because you put a ring on it and a couple of kids doesn't mean it isn't like any other relationship as long as hes good to his wife soon to be ex wife and there for his children why does anyone need to be punished for falling in love, it is never planned they don't all set out to hurt there wives or husbands, it just happens and its a 2 way street.
It is true that most married men do not leave their wives. But even if they do, it is also very possible that they will not get divorced! I have been with two married men. The first one was a fluke. The second I said 'no' to immediately but he practically begged me, telling me he was one foot out the door, etc. I had known him for over 10 years. I caved. Though the highs have been great, the lows have been horrific, and I am convinced there are karmic lessons there (not punishment or anything but unresolved issues that must be worked through or they keep repeating).

The ironic bit is that they both ended up leaving their wives. Whoop whoop for me, right? Not really. The first one has been separated for 7 years and STILL has not filed. We are obviously not together anymore. His issues were greater than just leaving. He was actually fearful of a relationship with me! This is why he married someone he was not in love with. For safety. Marriage without love does not really work, so hence why their relationship did not work. But if he gets divorced, he will then make himself available for a really loving relationship. This is something that we had, but he could not deal with. I thought the wife and kids were the only obstacles. Not so.

The second one has been separated a little over a year and is struggling with the same issue in that he is fearful of upsetting her (they have a business together so is concerned about the repercussions). He does not seem to be scared of getting involved with me. But who knows. The relationship is currently off with a potential to be back on if he can move forward - and if I have not found someone else.

Man no. 1 was really weak. Man no. 2 is much ballsier in life - generally. So I was surprised to see him as wimpy as the previous guy when it came to his wife. Men are funny that way. Wives/ex-wives can have SO much power over them - even strong, feisty men.

I think the lesson in all of this is to value yourself enough to get out of the relationship and then see what happens. Don't wait around anymore than you have. Over a year is plenty of time for a man to know if he wants you or not. But you also need to be open to be with someone else if that is what the universe has for you. Getting involved with someone who cannot make you his number one priority is telling you that you need to work a bit on yourself.

After 8 years and 2 married men (and putting my life on hold for them), I have learned that I need to be number 1. I'm almost 44 and never have been married (with no kids) and have long wished to be. Do you think they care? No way. They have gotten what they wanted in life. It is the woman in this situation who suffers in the end, though they will talk about how hard it is for them too. My heart no longer bleeds for them.

Hope your situation has worked out better than mine. A few very rare ones do.
You're wasting your time. He won't leave his family unless something drastic happens (like his wife finds out). The following may sound callous, but you need to hear this so you can move on with your life.

Speaking from personal experience, you don't marry the bit on the side. The affair is a fantasy, why would a man want to lose that? Right now your relationship with this guy is pretty perfect when compared to a marriage. You see each other infrequently, and each moment is special, because you don't have a lot of time together. There's none of the dull drudgery of relationships - none of the fights and the bad moods to deal with. It's a Utopian experience, which will rapidly deteriorate if you turn it into a real relationship.

The affair offers the sexual excitement you crave, and you get to keep your wife and family for the comfort and affection you also need. So as a man, you will do anything to keep the affair an affair, nothing more.

In the meantime you are being strung along, wasting your life on a dead-end affair. Give yourself a fighting chance to find a real relationship. Get out. Get out now.
Everyone is not under the same brush you paint them with, Just because some end badly or your personal experiences didn't work out doesn't mean it will happen every time. You need to change your perspective.
ahh..sweetie..if i had a penny for every married man that told me he was leaving his wife and did..well, i'd be married right now...he ain't gonna..why would he? he's got you to **** and his wife to wash his clothes, make his lunch and dinner and raise his kids..if any..

sorry to be so blunt but thats the way it is..i'm 40 and had my fair share of married men..they ALL SAY their relationship sucks, THEY ALL SAY their wife won't have sex and shes a ***** and blah blah blah whine whine whine.. every guy wants a Madonna at home baking bread and raising the kids and a nasty girl across town that will do all the things his wife won't ..TRUST ME..and its been going on for centuries and it will go on for many more..

i just ended a relationship with a guy thats married.. mind you, he left her June '06 [i heard she kicked him out but whatever...] and we hooked up in July and were living together by oct...may of this year i broached the subject of him getting a divorce..i'm mean, if he died tomorrow his crack hor wife would get everything..and me, who's been paying the mortgage and bills for two years would get sweet **** all..they had no kids together [although she had two by two dif guys] and no property togther so it would've been a straight divorce, no contest..$200..i told him I'D PAY FOR IT..you know what he said ...you ready for this one??.."I'm not getting one cuz your telling me to"..i swear on my sons life the honest to God truth thats what he said..and then i realized..'i ain't going nowhere with this shmuck in my life and a week later it was over...life is too short to waste on a guy that won't be there for you when you need him hun..holidays, christmas, birthdays..he won't be there because he will be with HIS family..not yours eating turkey.. tell the guy to hit the bricks so you can open yourself to meet the guy thats FOR YOU!!
If he cheated with you then he'll most likely cheat on you.
Not nevessary, have plenty of examples proving just right the opposite
Word of advice don't waste your time. You deserve a man who will be faithful and loyal one who will love you in the good and bad times. This man has already shown you he can't be trusted. If he cheats on number one he will cheat on number two. You deserve better. There are single men out there if you don't waste your time on someone else worthless man you will find the right on. Remember God doesn't like ugly. If he were honorable man he would have left with out cheating. Better yet he would have honored his vows. Do you want to live the rest of your life who he is seeing behind your back? God loves you love yourself
Honey, he's not going to so you might as well move on.
You should never, ever mess with married men, just as the others have stated. You have to always take it from the wife's point of view; wouldn't you feel horrible if your husband cheated on you? History is bound to repeat itself, so don't go delving into a married man's life expecting him to be different for you than he was with his first wife.
Please do not generalize, yes most men just want a little fun adventure, but some genuinely did not want to marry the women they are leaving with. Yes I am one of them, I will not expose the reasons here, simple but too long to expose.
It is a slow process as I respect (yes I know, it may seem a paradox) her and I want her to fall out of love from me, and I think I am getting there and I hope she will feel in control, that the divorce is her decision. It takes time, the process started 2 year ago and I optimistically think that we will be separated in about 9-12 months.
I spend time with a woman and get along and really love one, if she was thinking along the same line as you she would be wrong, completely wrong.
What did I generalize? I said not to *expect* a cheating spouse to stay loyal to you, not "all people who cheat on their partners will be unfaithful to their next partner", because that *is* generalizing and is very likely a total lie. I also said not to mess with married men, because it's rude, and immoral, and you're intentionally trying to take someone away from a relationship they already have.
Look...this is from what, five years ago? If I didn't have e-mail alerts--which I am promptly getting rid of--I wouldn't have even seen your response. I'd almost love to hear how a responsible adult like yourself, who apparently cares about his wife enough to lie to her about his feelings and drag out an obviously poor relationship, decided it would be a good idea to get married in the first place. If you didn't want to get married, as I'm assuming from your first sentence, then *why did you*?
Just tell your wife. Lying and trying to make *her* fall out of love with *you* sounds to me like you're trying to spare yourself. It's long, complicated, and there's no reason to be optimistic if you'd just get it over with. If you're doing this, she must be a nice person, and if that's the case I think she deserves honesty.
She is a nice person in many ways yes. For my reasons, I could try to explain why, but in this kind of story, excessively simple but everything needs to be said. Apart from the fact that it would be long, I am not sure I want to put everything out here.
But in a few words, which of course will leave room to interpretation, I got along well with here, I like to see people happy and I felt I could make her happy. I many ways I loved her, but I lied to myself, I loved her but not as a wife. I though I could leave like that, I am rather altruistic, I knew she would somebody nice to leave with as well so naively though it would work out somehow. When I met her, I was out of a difficult series of events (my own health, death of loved ones etc...) And I could not see clearly, I was stupid if you want to call it that way. In a last clarity moment I actually tried to stop it and but I couldn't bear the tears and pain she expressed. This prompted me, among others to go back to the idea that It might work out, maybe for convenience, lack of gut, again, whatever you want to call it. There was no bad intention from my side. That is all I can put together now.
Regarding honesty, well two things for that, first, even not kissing is I think clear enough to say that I do not want physical contact with her and that we are not in husband/wife relationship. Second, although she is a nice person, certain things she said she would be/do after being married never materialized, this did not help at all in maintaining/creating bonds between us. So if I blame myself in many ways, I do not blame myself for all of it.
when I read "never ever", "always", "History is bound to repeat", "don't go", I can't see much more categorical than that as if what you describe is always apply isn't it a form of certainty/generalization? In a minority of cases probably, but I just said that this is not correct. What is true is that there is always a fairly high risk of being disappointed, but this is true in just marrying (I remind you that 50% of marriage end up in divorce). Relationship is always risky thing, it is bad, but that's life I guess.
You've waited long enough. Suck it up and give him 30 days, 60 days, whatever, to file for divorce. Don't plan on him doing it. Do have a plan for breaking it off with him when he gets to the time limit. Stick to your plan.

...unless you want to keep on being "the other woman." And waiting. Forever.
McBan - how dare you imply that the woman is the problem in these situations. She is not the one that is married, HE is. And it is just as much his choice to be in the relationship as the mistresses and HE is cheating, not the mistress. Put the responsibility for the marriage where it belongs, IF there is a home wrecker, it is the cheater!!
Aliwick, totally agree with you! Everybody here is blaming a mistress for being "dirty w~~re", but its the man who who decides to cheat on his wife. Mistress in this case doesnt cheat on anybody. Also blaming mistress for all the sins in the world, it gives impression as if a man is a sheep, without brain, coomon sense or whatsoever...
One thing I would never do is to try to take somebody else's man away from them. It isn't right. Another person's partner should be off limits---period. I wouldn't go into my neighbor's yard and steal their dog.
Yes, but life is not black or white, there are different hues. You know, many men dont even say they are married. Unless you check their passport, at times its just impossible to find out
I am a guy who was involved in this. What most of the ladies are saying here is correct. I was in a purely physical relationship with a mistress, but that's all it was. She did not love me the way my wife did and in the end love won. My faith in God gave me the strength to break off that relationship and be committed to my wife. I have not cheated since over the last 6 years and never will again.
how did you know the relationship was purely physical? Was it only that way for you? How did she feel? Im not saying that it wasnt but it usually very hard for women to have sex and it just be sex... Iam happy that you are back and committed to your wife. I one day hope to have a good stable relationship with a man.. I am a mistress now and it is no cake walk. As it should not be fun because it is wrong! But I continue to torture myself all the same.. I am back in school in August... Maybe I will meet a single man that really likes me and try to move on.. You love your wife.. Its insane but some of these men will stay miserable just to stay in the home with their kids, when really thats no way to live. If you are going to cheat whether the family "appears" happy or not. You are deceiving your wife and there is no way to have a truly happy family because you are living a lie. what is done in the dark shall come to the light. Iwill accept my fate willingly should his wife find out and come after me. I feel horrible, but Im not a good enough human being to walk away, I have tried...I can only imagine how hurt she will be if she finds out. ugh
How do you know she didnt love you the way your wife did? You know, not everything can be valued and measured, especially in love. Maybe she would have died for you, but just because she wasnt darning your socks like your wife was doing it, you decided she didnt love you enough...
Re-read your post...you are better than you think & stronger too. Unless it's a situation where a man is abandoned (and you have proof), flee! You need to do what you know you can, drop the affair & began discovering & working on you. God *Jesus* loves you too...and wants your best.
Don't waste your time. Leave him and if he really wants to be with you he will get his act sorted out pronto. No point in putting your life on hold for something that he most likely won't do. He is comfortable with what he has and why should he change it? You're there whenever he needs you and he has a wife at home.....what a stud
You don't! He belongs to somebody else! If he is doing this to his wife, he will do it to you!

How can you ever trust him?

Make your own destiny. Find somebody that is especially made for you!

You cannot continue to live a secret, it is unhealthy and counter productive.
They'll never leave. Trust me. Your better off finding someone else. And think about it this way, if he left her for you, what stops him from leaving you for someone else.
False, I am a man and I am in the process of leaving as I married someone I did not love (too long to say why here). Do not think for others and draw abusive conclusion based on you own experience.
Do you leave your family for somebody?
Are you sharing opiniong based on smbd experience or just being prejudiced?
He will never leave because his mind is wrapped around his life with his wife. If she found out she would either leave him or try to work it out. If he is left he will be mad and mad at you for messing up his life. If he truly loves you then he will go with you after this. The man my ex cheated with said he left his girlfriend, but he never did. He used my ex and eventually left her to be with the woman he never left.
I have no advice, but I do feel your pain and I do wish you luck.
You know, I am qualified to answer this.

My wife had an affair.

Then In an effort to get even and get over it I had an affair, It didn't start that way. Read 'Sauna girl' in my stories.

I had every intention of leaving my wife. I was waiting for L to decide. You really need to read the story to understand it.

Anywhy Wife found out. I ended up staying with wife. Of course by then with me slipping away gf decided she wanted me.

So much crying, pain, drama on all sides.

Me? guilt for abandoning L, also the pain of missing her still after 20 yrs.

But don't hold your breath honey, It will come down to how wife reacts when she finds out. If, like mine, she does a 180 then he won't leave. I wanted to keep them both. gf was fine with it but wife wasn't.
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