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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — So much for Iowa Nice. It's more like Iowa Nasty.
In a state whose Midwestern civility usually extends to politics, the Republican presidential campaign has become an acerbic affair. Negative ads fill TV and radio. Attacks are all over the Internet and in material stuffed in mailboxes. Many of the candidates are bashing each other with abandon.
It's a reflection of the crowded GOP field and the volatile race to emerge as the Republican challenger to President Barack Obama in November. To the dismay of many voters, it's also probably only going to get worse when there are fewer candidates and the contest moves to New Hampshire, South Carolina and beyond.
"If they go negative, they aren't getting my vote," says Ginger Allsup, a 45-year-old Oskaloosa bakery worker.
That's a risk campaigns in Iowa are willing to take, given the high stakes and state of the race ahead of Tuesday's caucuses that kick off the fight for the GOP nomination.
Only three candidates typically make it out of Iowa with enough momentum and money to continue. Polls are showing that most hopefuls are bunched tightly behind former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney. Desperate to break from the pack, they're whacking away in hopes of sinking opponents and wooing undecided voters.
Usually, presidential candidates and their allies take care to be congenial in Iowa, which has a record of rewarding candidates who stay above the fray. It's a state where campaigns seek to make positive first impressions by promoting their own policies and offering subtle comparisons.
By the time New Hampshire comes around, the field usually has narrowed and those left standing try to differentiate themselves even more, in a sharper and often more personal tone. It only escalates from there when voting turns to South Carolina, which has a long history of go-for-the-jugular politics.
But Iowa is different this year.
It's partly because of a Supreme Court decision that allowed unions, corporations and individuals to spend unlimited amounts of money to advocate for the election or defeat of candidates. As a result, new outside groups, known as super PACs (political action committees), that are aligned with the candidates sprang up. These groups have paid for an avalanche of hard-hitting TV and radio ads, as well as aggressive literature in mailboxes and harsh messages online.
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The Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has stepped up its "e-waste" program by joining the Northeast States Electronics Challenge, EastonCourier.com reports.
The DEP is moving to finalize details of a statewide "e-waste" program that will lead to a system of free municipal collection points for unwanted computers, monitors and televisions by July.
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United Nations human rights office urges Russia and Moldova to repeal anti-gay laws
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This sounds nice. But the UN don't care about homophobia. If they did why would there be so many member states who imprison, torture and murder gay men.
A fairly ignorant comment considering the UN unfortunately can't just send in a UN force to teach homophobic regimes a lesson is they don't comply with international human rights law, and booting them out would be impractical. The United Nations Human Rights Council has affirmed that gay rights are human rights globally and the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights is constantly reviewing the situation across the world – the United Nations is clearly doing quite a bit.
Just a beginning-pure duty ! Go further.
If it were possible to 'propogandise' someone into a particular sexuality, wouldn't I be straight? All my life I've been exposed to nothing but heterosexual propoganda – yet I'm gay. I'd be delighted to hear your explanation, Mr. Putin. Perhaps those who claim you can be 'talked into' being gay have personal experience of 'fighting off' unwanted 'thoughts' and believe everyone has experienced the same struggle. Gay and in denial, perhaps …? Just drop the law and accept you just might be gay …..
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dont Moldova and the Ukraine want to become part of the eu? because if so, these laws would seriously hamper that progress
I think they may have blown that, same with Turkey, all countries without a reliable rule of law, and an independant judiciary underpinned with a concept of individual freedom and justice. Nah not happening any time soon.
Since there are literally billions of GLBTA people on the planet, GLBTA people should vote on the punishment for politicians on Earth who violate the human rights of GLBTA people. It's not like politicians get a free pass to violate human rights.
As there are only 7 billion people on Earth, then even if a very liberal 10% of the population were GLBTA, then would only be 1 in 10 or 700 million who might possibly identify as GLBTA. And given that probably 80% of those live under a regime that does not recognise them or give them legitimate right of protest, then sadly it is left to the small minority in the more enlightened sovereign states to try and bring such injustices to light.
Unfortunately most politicians [b]DO[/b] get a free pass to violate human rights which is why we are a long way off from Utopia. The UN is fighting from within, but the likes of China and Russia wield so much power and even the USA hasn't fully got its act together. All we can do is to continue the fight and never rest on our laurels. One battle won is better than none, but the fight to end discrimination continues unabated.
To this day Russia has not recovered from the loss of power she once had as the Soviet Union. Her population was of a steady increase all through the years up until the fall of communism. At that point the population plateaued and then went down some. These are just excuses to get started the rebirth of communism in that country. The subject matter itself is a ruse to this fact.
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"We work out all the time," Gronkowski said Tuesday night. "We've been working out, and we've been getting at it, four or five times a week. That's all. We're not going to stop. Why would we stop? You take a break once and a while, but four or five times a week, we're still going at it."
"Taking care of your body during the lockout is definitely a big thing. You don't want to come back after the lockout and be 'Joe Sloppy' — that's the worst thing that can happen for yourself as a person and as an athlete," said inside linebacker Gary Guyton, who is working out with some friends down South as the lockout continues. "So me right now, I'm just building up my body and doing the best I can — work out, every day if possible. And just keep my body in good shape for whatever comes."
Gronkowski and Guyton were two of three current Patriots who attended a celebrity poker tournament at Tavern on the Water in Boston Tuesday night, an event that helped raise funds for the Boys and Girls Club. The night at the tables was a chance to get away from the local workouts, intense sessions with a collection of players, including teammate Dane Fletcher. Fletcher said the goal at this point in the spring is to try to replicate where they would be during the offseason programs — in this case, organized team activities.
"You try and match what OTA's would be like at this point, try and get out there and running on the field and throwing and working drills as well as lifting," said Fletcher, who lined up at multiple linebacker spots last season. "Just do as much as you can do to be on top and try to stay on top of things."
"There are definitely people out there grinding. I'm working out a lot, throwing — Fletcher and I, we're always out there grinding every day about five times a week," Gronkowski said. "We're just ready to play some football and hoping there's a season. I'm ready to play."
In addition to the Patriots, several teams are holding informal workouts during the lockout, including the Jets, Giants, Saints, Buccaneers, Cowboys and Falcons. When it comes to the Patriots, it was reported by ESPN Boston earlier this month that linebacker Jerod Mayo was leading the workouts, but none of the players could confirm that Tuesday night.
Gronkowski, who is set to enter his second year in the NFL, said the ruling this week that kept the lockout in place until at least June 3 gives the players a better idea as to how to plan the rest of their spring, workout-wise.
"It's good to know what's going on, instead of waiting every day: 'Maybe today will be the day the lockout ends?' " he said. "At least we know it'll be down to June 3, at least, instead of wondering if every day the lockout is going to end — maybe tomorrow, maybe the next day. Now we know it'll be at least until June 3, so we have to keep working out and keep grinding on our own."
The lockout, which will soon enter its 10th week, is the longest work stoppage in NFL history. When it comes to finding out information about what's going on, Gronkowski said he's getting information from multiple sources, including Patriots player representative Matt Light.
"I know some people who don't talk to [Light] at all, and I know some people who talk to him all the time," Gronkowski said. "I mean, it's all the same information — ESPN or Matt Light or your agent. It is what it is."
Lockout aside, both Gronkowski and Fletcher are enjoying the fact they are no longer rookies.
"There's definitely a comfort level now that wasn't there for me at this time last year," acknowledged Fletcher, who went from undrafted free agent to special teamer and backup linebacker as a rookie. "But when it comes around to OTA's, if they start up, and there's training camp, no matter what, you have to compete. Your job is on the line, every day, regardless."
"This is my first offseason — it's definitely way easier now than it was last year," said Gronkowski, a second-round pick in 2010. "With the lockout thing, it is what it is. You just have to keep training and whatever, and when you get the call, you have to be ready to go back. But definitely, at this point now, I know I'm already way ahead of where I was at this time last year because at this point last year as a rookie, I didn't know anything coming in."
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The Bloom of the Day for September 13th, 2012 was Cereus (Cereus childsii).
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The Bloom of the Day for September 13th, 2012 was Cereus (Cereus childsii).
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I agree, the picture is stunning. It is also a great picture with wonderful clarity and depth. I so miss my 35 mm camera and would like to get my hands on the idiot that stole it.
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A superior court judge has ruled in favor of an initiative to ban commercial set netting for salmon in urban areas.
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That would've been a pretty epic purchase.
The only other thing that is in stock and interests me is the Filson dopp kitt, and only orange is in stock. They don't ship to Canada though.post #35839 of 467318/27/14 at 12:34pmpost #35840 of 467318/27/14 at 12:44pm
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They did a 40% everything (including Chapal) back in March. I think it's just an end of the season thing.post #35842 of 467318/27/14 at 12:51pm
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Did not work with the Chapal A1 http://www.benchandloom.com/shop/jackets-coats/2
Those are all MTO, so I doubt they'll ever be discounted. There's no backstock to be cleared out -- it's order one, and they'll make one.post #35843 of 467318/27/14 at 2:39pm
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Anyone know when Ikkon is getting new stuff? Bought some ovadia and sons stuff of their sale but didn't realize it was final sale with the code. Didn't see the bold lettering on the picture but I read the return policy and that I was good to go if the stuff didn't fit. But they are letting me return the stuff for store credit. Not sure if I should just try to sell the stuff or accept store credit.
Also anyone know anything about Kuro? I might pick up the denim jacket instead but not sure how the quality is on that stuff. Nor have I ever heard of the brand.
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I hit barneys warehouse sale this morning. There have been markdowns if you've been following. Clothing 50% off marked prices. The selection is weak, mostly barney's label. I didn't find anything decent in size small. Ties, however, are all $19. Again mostly barney's label but some other stuff mixed in. I found an alexander olch and a gucci. Only ones I saw, but there are a lot, plus more boxes, and I didn't check them all. A bunch of armani collection, some giorgio armani, duchamp, and a few other similar and less brands.
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Men's dress shirts are $39 I believe? All barney's from what I saw. Plenty left in all sizes, 14.5 included. Mediocre stuff
Shoes are lame barney's label crap.
RIght now, I'd say ties are the only reason to go. But whenever there's another drop, the prices might make some of the shittier stuff look a bit nicer. If it hits 70% off, I'll head backpost #35846 of 467318/30/14 at 10:57am
Quick note, found in the Filson thread: Filsonsale.com - Editors send you an email whenever they find a deal on a Filson bag.post #35847 of 467318/30/14 at 12:41pm
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Thanks for sharing, I'm diggin the bomber jacket. not too bad with the coupon codepost #35848 of 467318/30/14 at 1:05pm
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Quick note, found in the Filson thread: Filsonsale.com - Editors send you an email whenever they find a deal on a Filson bag.post #35849 of 467318/30/14 at 1:08pmpost #35850 of 467318/30/14 at 2:36pm
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Version of Record online: 14 DEC 2007
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2648.2007.04541.x
Journal of Advanced Nursing
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Noyes, J. (2008), EDITOR'S NOTE New focus on reviews. Journal of Advanced Nursing, 61: 3–4. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2648.2007.04541.x
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Last year Journal of Advanced Nursing was rearranged to present papers in Sections rather than under Categories, with one section for Review Papers (and two others for Research Papers and Theoretical papers). A greater focus in JAN on review papers reflects the growing importance attached to evidence for practice and policy from summarization and analysis of existing research findings. This year we are increasing our focus on research reviews by the addition of two new sub-sections in the Reviews section of JAN–Review summaries and Review protocols.
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As mentioned in the Editor-in-Chief's Introduction, the new Review summaries sub-section is a collaboration with the Joanna Briggs Institute (JBI). With its 'HQ' in Adelaide in South Australia, and led by Professor Alan Pearson, JBI now has a worldwide network of collaborating centres and it has established itself as one of the international review and dissemination centres that is well known among nurses.
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MONCTON, N.B. - Clutching his loaded hunting rifle, Justin Savoie huddled with his wife and two small children in their basement, unsure of what to expect as a gunman prowled their Moncton neighbourhood.
Savoie scrambled into the impromptu bunker after hearing the pops of multiple gunshots and the shouts of an RCMP officer urging him to run home as fast as he could.
"I didn't sleep at all," Savoie said Saturday of how he spent the next 30 hours under lockdown as the RCMP hunted for a suspect who shot five of their colleagues, killing three.
"It made me more comfortable to know that I had that hunting rifle in the house. That was my security system."
One of the officers killed Wednesday was the man who had warned Savoie about the danger.
RCMP officers arrested a suspect on Friday not far from Savoie's house. Justin Bourque, 24, is facing three charges of first-degree murder and two counts of attempted murder in the shootings, which besieged a large section of Moncton.
He appeared in court on Friday to face the allegations and his case was adjourned until next month.
On Saturday, people in the area shared stories about their traumatic experiences and expressed their gratitude to the RCMP for keeping them safe.
Savoie, a banker, said he was so impressed by their work that he signed up to take an RCMP entrance exam at the end of the month.
"This kind of intrigued me a little bit, and some other people actually, to join the RCMP," he said.
A parade and a regimental funeral is be held Tuesday afternoon for the three officers killed in the shootings: Const. Dave Ross, Const. Fabrice Georges Gevaudan, and Const. Douglas James Larche.
The force said in a statement that assistant commissioner Francois Bidal will oversee preparations for the funeral, which will follow the parade at the Moncton Coliseum.
Signs of widespread appreciation for the RCMP were visible Saturday in Moncton, where people were invited to sign books of condolences for the fallen officers at city hall.
But the gratitude was particularly prominent in the city's northwestern end where the shootings took place.
Messages of thanks were posted on businesses along the bustling Mountain Road, scrawled on colourful homemade banners outside residences and a few were even drawn in chalk on driveways.
People who live in the area also recognized the Mounties by hopping on their bicycles — en masse.
More than 200 locals, most of whom were children, raced up and down the streets in a bike rally that passed some of the spots where the officers were shot.
Many of the bikes had colourful, handmade signs hanging from the handlebars that featured messages like, "Thank you RCMP" and "Thanks to our officers." The children also planted red and white flowers in a garden as teary-eyed parents looked on.
"We wanted to sort of show people that this isn't a crime scene, it's our home," said Angela Gates, who helped organize the rally with her children.
"This is where we live, this is where our kids play and we just wanted to do something to say our streets are safe again."
At the end of the event, dozens of people lined up to shake the hands of two on-duty RCMP officers guarding one of the crime scenes. Some even gave them hugs.
Across the street, a curb was still stained with blood that hadn't been completely washed off.
Gates said she thanked the officers for their work during the lockdown.
"We felt very safe here," she said. "When we looked out our windows, there were police everywhere in our neighbourhood."
A woman who lives across the street from the scene of one shooting said she was impressed with how officers stood outside her home, guns drawn for hours.
She said she couldn't believe how dedicated they were, particularly after five of their colleagues had been shot.
"I can say that our officers were amazing — amazing," said Diana, who would only give her first name.
"They were scared out of their wits, too, just like the rest of us."
Diana, whose husband, Floyd, witnessed the shooting and saw the suspect, said the whole neighbourhood has been traumatized.
She said she was still trembling Saturday.
"It was scary as hell," she said.
Police continued their work in the area on Saturday.
A few dozen Mounties scoured a ballpark, a wooded area, and a field close to where officers arrested Bourque.
In the field, which runs behind the neighbourhood where Bourque was apprehended Friday, more than 20 officers walked nearly shoulder to shoulder, carefully sifting through the long grass in search of clues.
Police have said Bourque was not armed when he gave himself up to police on the lawn of a home close the field.
Longtime Mailhot Avenue resident Bob Leblanc said the town will overcome these events.
"I feel that the community is strong," he said.
"We'll get through this."
Leblanc said he saw a man carrying a rifle walk right past his house "nonchalantly" and slip between some hedges before the gunshots rang out.
The officer killed near Leblanc's house was the same one who warned Savoie to run away.
Savoie said he was the second-last person the Mountie shouted a directive at before being fatally shot.
The officer's final command, he said, told the shooter to get down.
Moments later, Savoie said he heard what he believes were the fatal blasts.
He's confident people in the community will eventually recover.
"You can only take things one day at a time and you can't assume that this is going to happen twice in a lifetime," Savoie said.
"Obviously, it's still something that's always going to be in the back of your mind."
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Information - not emotion
Maybe the papercopy would have been more appropriate, to refer to certain points or lists, but the associated cookbook covers that. I would not have read through had it not been in audio format.
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I'm glad I bought this book, because it convinced me that eliminating wheat (and other carbs) from my diet is my best route to better health. The accompanying PDF is useful, especially for the recipes it contains, but I ended up buying the e-book in addition to the audio book to aid my understanding of the information. There are so many facts, figures and websites mentioned, that I found it useful to have both. My mind tends to wander when listening to books that are so data intensive, so I found that I was constantly backing up to listen to sections over (and over). I've listened to the audible book several times, just to remind myself WHY I shouldn't eat that plump, delicious bagel, but when I want to explain to someone else why I'm just eating the cream cheese, lox and tomato, it helps to have the BOOK as an aid to explaining how damaging the wheat can be.
When I learned that eschewing wheat products can protect me better from breast and colon cancer, osteoporosis and broken bones, high blood pressure and cholesterol, and insulin associated conditions like diabetes than drinking milk, using artificial sweeteners and taking medications and supplements. And I was thrilled to learn that FAT is not my enemy!
It must be really hard to read a book like this well! I thought the performance was a little overly dramatic, but the poor guy had to do something to prevent the reading from being dry and dull.
I highly recommend this to anyone interested in nutrition, trying to lose weight, or living with MOST conditions considered "chronic". According to this book, eliminating wheat can improve or even cure everything from Alopecia to Schizophrenia. There is enough information and evidence in the book to make it worthwhile to eliminate gluten for a month just to see if the conditions improve. My motto: "It can't hurt, and it just might help!"
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This book inspired me to get back to the low-carb life that saved me 12 years ago.
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"Great Information, Needs Better Narrator"
Probably not because it's a lot of scientific information, which, in my case is something easier learned with visuals and time to contemplate and absorb.
It was nonfiction
Not a bad voice, but he clearly didn't know anything about the material he was reading. He pronounced quinoa "kwi-no-ah" which made me flinch every time. It didn't seem like he was even listening to himself talk.
I really liked learning how wheat has changed over the last 50 years from "amber waves of grain" to 18-inch GMO dwarf wheat and how gluten exacerbates the symptoms of schizophrenia.
"Important life saving information!"
The wealth of information and clear, hard data.
Learning the history of modern wheat, particularly the incredible lack of any safety testing as wheat's genetics were manipulated over and over again.
Wheat kills slowly.
If you eat, you should read this book.
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Shed the bellyfat.
Understanding how wheat can kill you.
Don't know.
Wheat Belly.
I was amazed as to the bill of goods we have been sold over the last 50 years.
"Everyone who eats needs to read this book."
Learning information about wheat (so-called) that is new to me. I've removed wheat as much as possible from my diet to see what happens.
It opened my eyes about what is in our food...lots of "wheat"..... Parts of it cross the blood-brain barrier and head for the brain's morphine receptors? Wheat is addictive? Is this why when I follow a low carb/no carb diet I do not get hungry?
No. Except that I bought a hard copy for my daughter and mom-in-law.
"Interesting Idea, Execution Not Thrilling"
I would probably not try another book by the author William Davis. While the information is worthwhile on the whole, some (see minimal) investigation on google reveals that a lot of the source material for the book is fraudulent. That being said the message provided and the benefits to be gained from a keto-esque diet make it a still worthwhile read.
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Dr. Andrew Weil and Dr. Oz also recommend taking a good multivitamin each day. This, along with a healthy diet and plenty of exercise, will help to maintain you optimal level of health. Your diet should include at least 5-7 servings of vegetables and fruits each day – preferably fresh ones. If not fresh, work with frozen rather than canned (lower in nutrients).
What if you eat plenty of fruits and vegetables already? Isn't that enough? Modern intensive agricultural methods have stripped increasing amounts of nutrients from the soil in which the food we eat grows. Research from the Kushi Institute reveals that from 1975 to 1997 there were significant drops such as:
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A study led by Donald R. Davis, PhD, at the University of Texas in Austin, demonstrated that farming for a higher yield per acre almost always resulted in lower nutrient levels in the fruits and vegetables – vitamin, mineral and protein levels reduced from 5-40%.
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Last week, TV's Jeremy Clarkson lifted a gagging order preventing his ex-wife Alex Hall from revealing intimate details of their relationship. Hall claims she had an affair with Clarkson — which he denies — after he married his present wife, Francie. Clinical psychologist Linda Blair considers what might compel someone to sleep with their ex, and what a current partner may feel.
Even though Alex is making mere allegations, it must be painful for you, Francie, to read in the Press that your husband may have been unfaithful to you — more so, perhaps, because this isn't the first such claim.
In 2002, one newspaper suggested that he'd been intimate with TV producer Elaine Bedell, and earlier this year he was accused of having an affair with Phillipa Sage, an events organiser for his International Top Gear Live Show.
Sadly, for their spouses, it's not uncommon for high-profile, fiercely ambitious people to have affairs. But it is less common for them to sleep with their ex. Why would they do this?
Numerous rumours: Tales of Jeremy Clarkson's infidelities behind Francie's back started to spread as early as 2002
One reason is uncertainty.
Highly ambitious people are often impulsive, and likely to have let a marriage go in a hurry.
They may start to wonder whether they left something better than they now have. Because they often have an inflated opinion of their desirability, they assume they can walk back into the old relationship.
We can't yet know whether this applies to Jeremy and Alex — Alex is suggesting that it does.
However, Jeremy's made it clear that he considers his relationship with you to be important to him.
Another reason for a fling with an ex is availability. When hard-driving, time-poor individuals want something — sex, for example — they often decide they should have it now. Whoever's around, attractive and available will do. If they have children to co-parent or financial arrangements still to sort, their ex may well fit that description.
Again, I doubt that it could apply in your case. You and Jeremy have had three children together whereas he had none with Alex, and no doubt he and Alex finished sorting any financial matters some time ago.
Holding on: Jeremy Clarkson has made it clear that he values his relationship with his wife Francie
Another factor is selective memory.
After we leave an unhappy relationship, the bad bits often fade. Then,
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This is more likely if the individual is lonely, or has had another relationship that went wrong — and the latter appears the case for Alex.
And, if someone is highly competitive and was left by his partner, he'll want to 'win' back what he lost — not necessarily because he wants his ex back, but because he wants to be the one who makes the decisions.
This explanation feels like a good fit for Jeremy and Alex. Apparently, she left him for a friend of his, so she, rather than he, was in charge of ending the relationship.
Going back for more? Jeremy's first wife, Alex Hall who claims they have been having an affair
At the same time, Alex has spoken of how she feels 'haunted' by Jeremy's fame, and the indications are that she very much wants her share of public attention as well.
Indeed, she's hired publicist Max Clifford to find a publisher for the book she intends to write about the alleged affair.
Although she says: 'All I want is for the truth to come out about my life,' this is not a particularly convincing reason for writing such a book.
Publishing allegations about someone with Jeremy's profile will, on the other hand, ensure that she, too, is noticed.
One further reason to reignite a relationship with an ex is a lack of empathy. There are some who are unable, or who may refuse, to consider their actions from the point of view of others.
disregard for others' feelings is seen most often in people who were
indulged as children and who were never taught to show gratitude.
Jeremy's parents appeared always to work hard to give him the best
opportunities. But he didn't appear to value their sacrifices, or at
least to consider their feelings, because he claims he was expelled from
his school.
What do you make of Alex's allegations? When considering the motivations that could have brought her and Jeremy back together, and given the number of allegations, it might be hard for you to trust him. But when Jeremy is with you and when he's thinking about you, he seems to care for you very much.
people want to keep their family intact, so should the allegations
prove true, hopefully Jeremy can convince you that whatever might have
been going on is now over.
It would be even better if he were to show he wanted to honour the feelings and sensitivities of those who love him, and that he can see they are as important as he regards himself.
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