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During The Game Awards 2016, BioWare debuted a new Mass Effect: Andromeda gameplay trailer. The trailer features combat, dialogue and more.
The Andromeda trailer was just one of several big reveals made during the annual industry awards event.
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During The Game Awards 2016, BioWare debuted a new Mass Effect: Andromeda gameplay trailer. The trailer features combat, dialogue and more.
The Andromeda trailer was just one of several big reveals made during the annual industry awards event.
Music game specialist Harmonix is no stranger to virtual reality, having previously announced Harmonix Music VR for Sony's VR headset, PlayStation VR. But that's not all the developer is doing in the medium as at The Game Awards 2015, Harmonix revealed that they have partnered up with Oculus VR to make Rock Band VR for Oculus Rift.
That's not to say that Harmonix is leaving its core title, Rock Band 4, behind though. This week, Rock Band 4's huge gameplay update goes live introducing new features, Fallout 4 outfits and a new game mode called Brutal. Not only that but Harmonix has also released more weekly DLC for the game and this time it's metal-themed. Find out more about everything Harmonix is up to after the break.
Telltale Games is one busy, busy developer. Not only is the company working on The Walking Dead Season 3, the next instalment of its hugely popular game series, but the developer has yet to finish Minecraft: Story Mode, and Telltale just announced an episodic Batman game too. And now they're adding yet another project to their plate.
At E3 2015 back in June, Telltale Games announced The Walking Dead: Michonne, a mini-series based on everyone's favourite blade-wielding badass. Initially set to be released this autumn, the series has now become a much larger project and so instead, The Walking Dead: Michonne will be released in February, 2016. Watch the new trailer after the break.
Many people have heard the terrifying tale of the Baba Yaga. In Slavic folklore, the Baba Yaga (who is often depicted as an old woman) flies around in a mortar and wields a pestle like a sword. Witchy and supernatural, the fictional character is known for having iron teeth and for kidnapping children.
While the story is often told to children to scare the living daylights out of them, in Rise of the Tomb Raider it's being used as the basis for some creepy DLC. Called Baba Yaga: The Temple of the Witch, the extra gameplay mission will be available for Rise of the Tomb Raider players early next year. A new trailer for the DLC debuted at The Game Awards 2015 and you can watch it after the break.
After a romp in the Himalayas in Far Cry 4, in October Ubisoft announced that the next Far Cry game would take us back in time to the Stone Age. Called Far Cry Primal, players would play a man named Takkar who is on a quest to rule the fictional setting of Oros; but only if he could survive long enough to conqueror it.
Ubisoft explained that Far Cry Primal is full of prehistoric beasties such as woolly mammoths, sabre-toothed tigers and dire-wolves all posing a huge threat to Takkar's life. At the time the publisher didn't have any gameplay footage to show us but at last night's The Game Awards 2015, the very first Far Cry Primal gameplay trailer debuted.


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The famous Italian design house has decided its Parcour Concept needs a fresh coat so it has launched a competition that allows anyone to try their hand in designing the new livery for the prototype.
Just like any self-esteemed competition, there are also sweet prizes involved. You might remember that back in 2013 during the Geneva Motor Show the Parcour concept was first presented officially sporting its Gallardo-sourced power. Depicted in coupe and roadster guises, the V10 off-roader is getting a redo for the second edition of the "Parco del Valentino. Salone & Gran Premio" which is scheduled between June 8 and 12 I Turin. The main interest for the Parcour is a rally taking place on June 11, with the concept set to enter and race. This requires an appropriate livery so Italdesign has decided fans should be the ones coming up with the ideas. They will have the honor to get the finish on the concept's body and also win a couple of VIP passes for the entire event. Additionally, the company is also throwing in two tickets for the Italdesign Family Night Party on June 11 taking place at the company's headquarters.
If you feel the need to participate, just hit the link below in order to download the graphic kit which is being used for the livery. When done, just send the results to firstname.lastname@example.com until May 31 at midnight. The jury will be made out of a car designer and three members from Italdesign's communications department and the winning entry will be applied on the Parcour concept set to enter the rally which starts from the Valentino Park downtown Turin and will hit every city hotspot.


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Viridian Red is one of the most popular companies in the field of real estate developers. It offers its development solutions to the commercial and retail real estate markets in India. The full form of RED in the name of the company is Real Estate Development. It works with the sole motive of carrying out exclusive and quality development solutions for the high potential of the real estate arena.\nFor More Info-http://www.viridianrednoida.com/
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Residential homes are always in demand and the same goes for commercial units as well. Noida
is one of the most rapidly developing areas in India. It has gained huge popularity these days
because of the industrial development that has taken place in the area recently.
It is only due to the rapid industrial development of Noida that a large number of developers are
coming up with their commercial development projects in the city. Office spaces are fast being
developed in the city for accommodating the growing work population of the city comprising of
people from Noida and even from the other parts of India.
Office Spaces that Look Beautiful
With more than 20 million square foot of hotels, residential and commercial office units
presently in their development phase, Viridian Red has been successful in establishing itself in
the form of a leader in the real estate market. This construction and property development group
has a reputation for quality and excellence offering exclusive design solutions, sustainable
resource usage, flawless quality of construction and transparent and fair business practices. The
group works with the mission of protecting and safeguarding the environment. All the projects of
Viridian Red Noidahave received accreditations and accolades.
Why Choose Viridian? commercial units as well. Noida
Viridian Red is one of the most widely recognised catalysts delivering quality and innovative
real estate solutions throughout India. The company is highly recognized and rewarded for the
development work that it has done in the field of mainstream universal landmarks along with
related ecosystems delivering growth by way of excellence and innovation. Viridian Red Noida
works with a firm belief in the fundamental purpose of creating security and wealth for people.
All its projects therefore have their focus on high capital appreciation with high rentals and
income generation across the residential and commercial asset classes.
An All New Initiative by the Company
The company or the real estate group is further setting new standards by delving deep into the
potential of WTC Noida. The group has already determined the commercial centers that will
serve as the key driver for development and it has even come up with a strategically designed
roadmap for rolling out WTC throughout India. The company exists as the only real estate
company in India possessing the license of developing World Trade Center Buildings. WTC
Noida Phase 3 by the company would be one of the best places for the entrepreneurs who are
looking out to make their presence felt across the world.
Features of World Trade Center Noida
One of the best things about this company is that it is coming up with its very own office space
located in Noida and therefore WTC Noidawould be one of the most awaited projects for the
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|President Obama campaigns for Clinton and Murphy in Miami (photo courtesy HFA)
Answer: Defeating Marco Rubio and sending Patrick Murphy to the Senate in his place!
A new Opinion Savvy poll for Fox 13 Tampa Bay and Fox 35 Orlando shows Clinton leading Trump by four points. This tracks almost exactly with the current polling average in the state, so it's welcome if not surprising news. But when it comes to the Senate race between Marco Rubio and Patrick Murphy, look at this:
That's right, it's an exact tie at 46.2% each! This poll was taken yesterday, the same day that President Obama forcefully laid out the case for both Clinton and Murphy in Miami...and ripped Rubio to shreds. It's possible that the president's speech has already made a difference, but it's also possible that Murphy will keep improving as the word gets out.
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Sylvester and the Magic Pebble Super Pack
Sylvester is a young burro who enjoys collecting unusual pebbles. One rainy day, he finds a magic pebble that can make wishes come true. Sylvester wishes many wishes, but one wish has unexpected consequences for Sylvester. This story is an excellent anchor text for teaching several comprehension strategies, including retelling and summarizing, making predictions and determining importance.
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Determining Importance with Sylvester and the Magic Pebble
The level of detail present in this story makes it a good choice for readers who are learning to determine importance. Students will need to decide which events and details are most important to remember in order to retell and identify the author's purpose.
Identifying the Author's Purpose with Sylvester and the Magic Pebble
This book is a smart choice for readers who are learning to identify the author's purpose. As the story unfolds, readers will need to apply clues from the text to uncover messages about being careful what you wish for and about the far-reaching impact your actions can have on other people.
Making Predictions with Sylvester and the Magic Pebble
When Sylvester discovers a magic pebble, he uses it to grant himself several wishes. But, one of his wishes puts him in an unexpected predicament. Readers will enjoy identifying problems throughout this story and predicting possible solutions for Sylvester.
Retelling and Summarizing with Sylvester and the Magic Pebble
This book is perfect for supporting a lesson on retelling. Sylvester and the Magic Pebble has a very clear sequence of events and a limited cast of characters. Therefore, readers can focus on identifying the key events and supporting details to construct an accurate summary of this story.
Synthesizing with Sylvester and the Magic Pebble
This book and lesson plan are helpful resources for introducing students to the idea of synthesizing in order to fully comprehend a text. Sylvester and the Magic Pebble presents readers with rich detail, several opportunities to identify cause and effect, and multiple meaningful messages. This will require readers to identify and apply a variety of comprehension strategies to fully appreciate this story.
Visualizing with Sylvester and the Magic Pebble
The author of Sylvester and the Magic Pebble uses engaging, descriptive language, and the illustrator provides images that are based closely on the text. This is ideal for readers who are learning how visualizing can enhance their comprehension of a story.
Sylvester and the Magic Pebble Extension Activity
The BookPagez extension activities are a great way to push student engagement beyond the pages of the text. Try using this activity with early finishers, with students who show a deeper connection with the text, or as a center activity.
Sylvester and the Magic Pebble Running Record
Use this "done for you" Running Record to assess oral reading fluency of Sylvester and the Magic Pebble. Track meaning, structure, and visual accuracy using the first 100 words of the text to determine whether or not this book is a good fit for the readers in your classroom.
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Sylvester and the Magic Pebble Word Work - Three-Syllable Words
Make classroom reading time even more productive by using Sylvester and the Magic Pebble to teach word study. This book is an excellent resource for teaching a phonics lesson about three-syllable words. To access these classroom-ready lesson plans, interactive games and fun worksheets, download this individual Word Work package or look for them in your Super Pack.
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Each package includes a list of specific vocabulary words found within the book and a set of resources to help students build their vocabulary, practice using new words, and to become more aware of new vocabulary while working and reading independently.
Sylvester and the Magic Pebble Vocabulary Connections
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This is an introductory class where we are going to look at the practice and benefits of activating our heart intelligence for transforming stress, fear and depleting thought-patterns into ease, emotional resilience and authentic self awareness.
Using both cardioneurology and ancient healing arts practices to help us move into our hearts. This allows for healing and transformation at the level of our core.
Class One: Theory and Science of Heart Intelligence. Anatomy of the Heart. Science of Heart Coherence. Demonstration of Heart Rate Variability (HRV), Heart Tool practice, Wheel of Life Take Home: Heart Tools, Wheel of Life.
Class Two: Heart Lock-In and The Amplified Heart Field. Depletion and Renewal Plan and the role of cognitive and emotional cortical centers as it relates to heart intelligence. Take Home: Heart Tools, Depletion and Renewal Plan.
Class Three: Attitude breathing and Freeze Frame Heart Mantra Technology & Meditation Layers of Life and Co-creation Take Home: Heart Tools, Heart Mantra Meditation.
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Chicken Soup is one of my favorites to make on a cold day. Served with warm crusty sour dough bread and garlic, Parmesan butter.
- 5-6 pound whole chicken, (skin removed)
- 4 carrots, chopped
- 6 celery stocks, chopped
- 1 large yellow onion, chopped
- 1-15 oz. can diced tomatoes
- 1-15 oz. can tomato sauce
- 4 medium Yukon gold potatoes, cut into bite size
- dash hot sauce
- salt & pepper to taste
Place chicken in a large pot and fill with water to cover chicken. Place on medium, high heat. Add salt and pepper to taste. Cook about 1-hour till meat starts to fall off the bones.
Once cooked remove chicken from water, do not discard the liquid, set chicken aside to cool. Strain off any fat floating on top of liquid. Once cooled, remove all meat from bones and place in a bowl.
Return pot with liquid to stove on medium low heat. Add all ingredients and chicken to the pot and cook additional 1-hour. You can add additional (low sodium) chicken stock, if necessary to cover all ingredients with liquid.
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Dallas church leader says protest organizer "is nothing but a thug"
DALLAS, Texas - An anti-Trump protest in front of First Baptist Dallas has now sparked a war of words between the leaders of the organizations.
Dr. Robert Jeffress, senior pastor of the church, and Next Generation Action Network Leader Dominique Alexander are at odds following a protest Saturday night that ended at the church in Downtown Dallas.
One of the biggest issues is the pastor describing Alexander as a "thug" during an interview on FOX News, a word the Dallas protest organizer says is racist.
Alexander has been a highly visible protester against Donald Trump since the election. Over the weekend, his group marched to First Baptist Dallas, where he said, "This church right here is the mother mecca of the hate that lives inside all of Dallas."
While not providing any specifics on the remark, Alexander singled out the pastor, a Trump supporter who has appeared at Trump rallies and is part of the president-elect's spiritual advisor team.
As a FOX News contributor, Jeffress was asked specifically about Alexander this week in interviews with Bill O'Reilly and Lou Dobbs.
"What your viewers need to know about Dominque Alexander is he's the same guy who staged the police protest during which 5 officers were killed here in Dallas," the pastor said on the program. "He doesn't like Donald Trump's hate rhetoric or my hate rhetoric, and yet this guy, just a few years ago, was charged with causing serious bodily harm to the 2-year-old son of his girlfriend. And he's concerned about my rhetoric? He's nothing but a thug."
"Thug is the 21st century way of calling an African-American child a n***er," the Next Generation Action Network leader said.
Alexander also questioned why Jeffress is bringing up his criminal past. He pleaded guilty to abusing his girlfriend's 2-year-old son and served prison time for probation violations.
Jeffress has not responded to Alexander's request for an apology in an open letter he posted.
The church only released the following statement:
"This Sunday, our Pastor, Dr. Robert Jeffress, will not be addressing protests or politics. He will be faithfully teaching how all people may experience eternity in heaven through a relationship with our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ — as he does each week."


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The Oakhill Inn has five elegant rooms offering 4star bed and breakfast. All the rooms have en-suite bathrooms power showers TV/DVD tea and coffee facilities and the most comfortable beds made with the best Egyptian cotton bed linen. There is a family suite available and rooms one and five both have baths as well as showers. Our freshly prepared menus are full of local and seasonal produce and this is reflected in the excellent breakfast home made old spot sausages and bacon and local free range eggs apple juice from The Orchard Pig and fresh coffee all feature along side home made jam and marmalade and freshly baked pastries. Oakhill is a pretty Somerset village close to the world heritage city of Bath and also near to the city of Wells. The area has a lot to offer tourists with some fantastic walking climbing and caving activities. There is an excellent golf course half a mile from the Inn and the area is littered with cider farms and artisan food producers . Longleat safari park Chedddar Gorge and Wookey Hole are popular attractions near by and for those who want some retail therapy the Mulberry factory shop and Kilver court designer outlet is just two miles up the road. Not forgetting Clarke s village the shopper s paradise in the nearby town of Street. Glastonbury is also very close and the Abbey and Tor are both worth a trip. We are also only a short drive to the Royal Bath and West showground a great retreat for show judges.
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Kuroinu Chapter 1 Ravages Hard
- Categories: Games, H, News
- Date: Apr 2, 2017 04:34 JST
- Tags: English, Eroge, Fantasy, Fetish, Image Gallery, MangaGamer, Oppai, Visual Novels
The first rapacious chapter of the English-translated Kuroinu: Kedakaki Seijo wa Hakudaku ni Somaru release has emerged, bringing Liquid's highly savage and brutal visual novel to the west uncensored and fully translated.
For those unfamiliar with the franchise, the Kuroinu series tells the tale of various women across the country being removed from power by the traitorous Vult and subsequently violated by hordes of males – a classic that has grown in popularity and has since gotten its own sinister ero-anime.
The sickeningly forceful fantasies of KuroInu's first chapter can be experienced now; the 2nd and 3rd chapters are slated for release sometime later.


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Another short added.
So This Is Harris (1933)
Director: Mark Sandrich.
Phil Harris, Walter Catlett, June Brewster, Jimmy Finlayson (hear him sing in verse).
This marital mix-up musical comedy was the winner of the first Academy Award for best short subject.Singer-bandleader Phil Harris becomes the tongue-in-cheek excuse for an wildly risqué endless array of sexual double entendres, usually delivered by women in sheer clothing in improbable locations. High comedy is provided by Walter Catlett and wait until you hear Jimmy Finlayson sing in verse! Music and lyrics by Will Jason.
Harris In The Spring (1937)
Directed by Leslie Goodwins. Joan Barclay, Jack Carson.
Band leader Phil Harris, through a misunderstanding, finds himself with a job as a professional escort, and a date to take a rich young society girl to a night club where is band is playing. Phil is kept busy trying to keep the band from telling the girl who he really is, and to keep the girl distracted enough so she won't notice he is leading the band.
Swing Vacation (1939)
Director: Jean Yarbough.
Buddy Rogers and his orchestra, Betty Jane Rhodes. Jitterbug music and a hot trumpet.
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Director: Milton Schwarzwald.
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Every good brand begins with good creative, but it certainly doesn't end there.
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Awards aren't everything, but it's nice to be on the receiving end of a pat on the back from your peers now and again. Here are some of the more significant ones we've received in recent years.
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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers signed free agent veteran kicker Nick Folk on Saturday.
Folk, 32, will compete with Roberto Aguayo for the starting job this season. Aguayo was a second-round draft pick last year and he was inconsistent as a rookie, making 22 of 31 on field-goal attempts.
The New York Jets released Folk on Feb. 23 in a move to save approximately $7.5 million in salary-cap space.
Folk spent the past seven seasons with the Jets (2010-16), where he ranks first in franchise history in field-goal percentage (81.3) and second in field goals made (172). Last season, the 10-year veteran converted 27 of 31 field goals (87.1 percent), tied for sixth-best in the NFL, while making 24 of 26 extra-point attempts.
Folk, a 2007 Pro Bowler, originally entered the league as a sixth-round pick out of Arizona by the Dallas Cowboys in the 2007 NFL Draft. From 2007-09, he played in 46 regular-season games with Dallas, converting 64 of 81 field goals (79.0 percent) and all 131 extra points.
Folk also appeared in four postseason contests, where he converted three of four field goals and all 10 extra- point attempts.


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GREAT BEND, Kan. (KSNW) – Great Bend officials recently approved more income-based housing for the city. The Trail Ridge apartment complex will be getting 48 more units, but the high rate of crime in the area has some residents concerned.
Great Bend's police chief said officers responded to around 163 calls in that area, since the complex opened last year – a number that's outside the norm for the area.
"Everything from simple disturbance calls to, you know, we had some calls that were sexual in nature that were a little more disturbing too, with some of the residents," said Chief Cliff Couch.
KSN reached out to residents — some had concerns about the crime rate but did not want to go on camera. Other residents told us the high crime rate is a misconception.
"I have lived elsewhere in town, and there was every bit as much law enforcement called," said Ben Wooding.
However, he said there were some residents that caused trouble.
The apartment management said they have a zero crime tolerance policy that they are working to strictly enforce.
"We're very concerned with the problem and it's unacceptable to us that it's happened, so it will be corrected and it will be corrected quickly," said Matt Gillam, vice president of development at Overland Property Group.
Management has evicted 15 people in the last month for specific concerns or violations.
"They don't tolerate anything," said Wooding. "I'm very pleased with that."
With additional apartment coming in the future, police and management plan to work together to lower the crime rate. Management also said the rigorous application process will help weed out those prone to trouble.


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Digital Competences and solutions transforming the energy industry
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Lost in New York Trailer (1989)
01 January 1989 Fantasy, Horror, Mystery 52 mins
It is about two Alices who transport themselves through a mirror of fictions; the Wonderland as it turns out is eerie, desolate New York. A memory of a journey past? A fanciful, mysterious flight inwards? He frames before and after with an essay on the imaginative mind weaving narratives, fictions, cinema. Mirrors permit the journey inwards, masks.
Watch the official Lost in New York 1989 trailer in HD below or find more Lost in New York videos on Vidimovie.


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I did not look this fresh faced after a 17HR workday at the restaurant.
When I pick up brunch, I usually like to sleep in. I bring my makeup to work to do in between shifts as a way to decompress from the morning run.
However, this past Saturday morning my neighbor decided it'd be really dope to start weed whacking at 7:00am. I couldn't get back to sleep, so instead I got up at that time and had a nice little morning to myself watching cartoons and drinking tea, playing with Daisy and then doing my makeup. I forgot the lip pencil at home, so my lips weren't this lovely as the day wore on. I think by the end of the shift I'd cried it all off anyway at 1:00am. But this kick ass Skindinavia bridal-strength setting spray basically kept me going strong.


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The Joy of Boldness
Matt Tombs / Monday 29th April 2013 / 17:00
There's nothing like the spring joy at the Punchestown Festival but equally there's nothing like interpreting what the form means. At this stage of the season it's something of a lottery working out which horses have got another run in them and which are over the top.
The biggest surprise of the week to me was how well the Gold Cup principles ran – Sir Des Champs beating Long Run by ¾l, (the pair ending 2l closer than in the Gold Cup,) with First Lieutenant another ½l away 3rd, (3m1f, soft). You never can tell which horses will bounce back from a hard race and with this year's Gold Cup looking to be the hardest of races, it was fantastic that the placed horses showed no ill effects here. Both should have good claims in the big staying chases next season, but my gut feeling remains that a horse that hasn't yet run in a Gold Cup will win next year. Sir Des Champs is 8/1 and Long Run & First Lieutenant are both 16/1 – which looks about right.
The brilliant Sprinter Sacre became the first horse since Istabraq in 1999 to follow up Cheltenham & Aintree wins here, (2m, soft). In an era where many horses are campaigned so conservatively, the boldness of Sprinter Sacre's connections in taking in all three Festivals, should be hugely applauded. It's hard to overstate how much our sport thrives from the likes of Sprinter Sacre being seen regularly on both sides of the Irish Sea. He had to battle a bit here and that's probably no bad thing as horses that win every race on the bridle can forget how to race off it.
2011 Champion Chaser Sizing Europe ran another cracking race, beaten 5½l rather than the 19l in the Champion, and has been a fantastic horse for connections. With Sprinter Sacre looking so exceptional, many will not bother to consider next year's Champion Chase market. If he stays fit then he wins, but any horse can get injured and Sizing Europe will be 12 next season. Simonsig's Arkle form has taken plenty of knocks, (the 5 who finished behind him are 0/8 in Britain & Ireland since), and whilst Simonsig (7/1) is the most likely winner of the others he could step up in trip.
If I wanted to have a Champion Chase bet now it'd be on Arvika Ligeonniere (33/1) who bolted up in the Grade 1 2m novice chase, (heavy). This was arguably a stronger field than the Arkle, where he'd seemingly gone amiss - and if you could take this literally he's the best of this season's 2m novices. He likes good ground and whilst he needs to prove himself on the left-handed track, he looks hugely overpriced as there's every chance he'll learn to go anti-clockwise with more experience.
Another 2m novice from the Mullins team who might be underestimated is Twinlight, who won the 2m handicap chase off 146, (heavy). I'd fancied him in the Grade 1 event so he was obviously well handicapped. He's the type to be dismissed as falling between handicaps and the top graded events in his second season - but he's barely got 2m this season and as this 6 year old strengthens up he could improve significantly.
I'd suggested that Mount Benbulben was a danger at a long price if getting his jumping together in the Grade 1 novice chase over 3m1f, (soft). Sadly, I didn't back him and he ran right away from his rivals to win by 22l. With my fancy Harry Topper taken out by Dedigout's early fall and some of these clearly over the top, the form is questionable. He may be better going right handed and needs to show this improved jumping performance wasn't a one-off, so makes no appeal at 33/1 for the Gold Cup.
You always need some luck to be a winning punter. I'd backed my main bet of the week Quevega ante-post, (3m, heavy) – and main rival Solwhit got withdrawn at the start. At the risk of repeating myself, its hard to know at this stage of the season whether horses have run to their best, so it's dangerous to use Long Walk winner Reve De Sivola as too much of a yardstick. My impression is that she's a 3 miler now, with soft ground ideal, (for all connections don't think so). Her only two performances that have looked outstanding are in this race the last 2 years when she's beaten the 2nd and 4th in the World Hurdle easily.
Unless we see Big Buck's or Bog Warrior again, I think she'd be the most likely winner of the 2014 World Hurdle (8/1) if the rest all line up. She's unlikely to run though and the 5/4 for the Mares' Hurdle is easy to resist as the suspicion is that 2m4f no longer suits - if the likes of Unaccompanied or stablemate Annie Power take her on at Cheltenham I suspect I will too.
The Grade 1 juvenile hurdle, (2m, heavy,) also suffered a key defection - with runaway Triumph winner Our Conor not declared because of the ground. There didn't look any stars in his absence and Triumph 4th Diakali made hard work of beating Blood Cotil, who'd been beaten 15l in 6th in the Fred Winter off 144. A first time hood looked to help but it'd be a surprise if he were good enough for Grade 1s in open company next season.
Hurricane Fly demolished Rock On Ruby in the open 2m Grade 1 hurdle, (heavy), establishing a jumps record of 16 Grade 1 wins, though only 13 of them have come in open events. Whilst 11 of Istabraq's 14 Grade 1s came in open company, he won 4 other open contests that are now Grade 1s so straightforward numerical comparisons are pretty pointless. Regardless of the numbers, Hurricane Fly deserves to be mentioned in the same breath as Istabraq and Big Buck's as the finest hurdlers of the modern era.
It's a long time since a 10 year old won the Champion Hurdle and with the novices looking really strong this year 5/1 is easy to resist. The ground was against Rock On Ruby here but having been treated with kid gloves all winter he had to take his chance. Despite his fine 2nd in the Champion it's been a slightly disappointing campaign. He'll be 9 next season and would be worth trying over fences, (10/1 for the Arkle). The other one to take out of the race is Rebel Fitz who hates this sort of ground but could be a top novice chaser on a sound surface. He's not yet quoted for the Arkle and whilst, like Rock On Ruby, age would be a concern, lack of class wouldn't be.
Only those with the hardest of hearts wouldn't have felt sorry for Jane Mangan at Cheltenham and the heavy ground looked to give Oscar Delta the chance to gain revenge on Salsify in the champion hunters' chase (3m1f). It turned into a mismatch though with Salsify ridden much closer to the pace and breezing past his old rival. It may be that Salsify is settling better now and the exaggerated waiting tactics won't be needed, in which case he could improve again next season as he's only 8. Equally, Oscar Delta has looked a bit of a Cheltenham specialist and may simply have been way below his best here.
A Salsify who settles and gets his favoured good ground would be extremely hard to beat in the Foxhunters. I'll be watching the ante-post prices closely in the autumn as he could continue to be underestimated after Oscar Delta's unfortunate exit this year.
The Grade 1 3m novice hurdle, (soft) has only recently gained graded status but hasn't thrown up any stars and Morning Assembly is unlikely to break that trend. He's 25/1 for the World Hurdle and whilst that's of no appeal, he's a good prospect for novice chases next season.
Punchestown has wisely resisted introducing a 2½m level weights novice chase, but they do have an equivalent over hurdles, which cut up ludicrously to just 3 runners, (heavy). It did at least produce a good finish with Supreme 4th Un Atout edging out Aintree winner Ubak. Willie Mullins has taken a softly, softly approach with the winner this season and he'll be going novice chasing in the autumn. The way he fought back when headed on the run in suggests he may get 3m - but he could as easily end up in the Jewson as the RSA (16/1 for both) so he's not an ante-post proposition at this stage.
There were two 2m novice hurdles at the meeting and the non-graded event, (heavy,) looked a stronger heat than the 2½m Grade 1. Un De Sceaux had won a couple of bumpers in France and bolted up on his Irish debut here in February. He hosed up by 13l here from 3 decent types in Moscow Mannon, Cops And Robbers & Waaheb. He apparently will go the 2m hurdles route in open company next season and will be a fascinating addition. He's not quoted for the Champion Hurdle yet but could be anything (RPR of 152 here.)
The other was a Grade 1, which featured a demolition job from Supreme 3rd Jezki who easily turned round the form with Champagne Fever, (soft). Jezki's jumping was much better at the business end here and if taken at face value this was impressive on ground he wouldn't have liked. You have to imagine Champagne Fever wasn't at his best though (didn't jump fluently) so it's not clear-cut that Jezki is the best of a vintage bunch of 2m novices. That said, 12/1 for the Champion Hurdle looks huge. County winner Ted Veale ran a sound race for a 16l 2nd and both he and Champagne Fever look fine prospects for chasing next season. It's hard to know what Champagne Fever's trip will be but Ted Veale looks a pure 2 miler and he could easily make up into an Arkle candidate, (not quoted at the moment.)


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If like me you have driven the length and breadth of France to reach various holiday destinations in the past few years and fancy a change of scenery or you point blank refuse to drive long distances abroad, what are your options?
For instance, as the old adage goes, let the train take the strain, or the plane, or coach or even the autotrain (more information here).
In true I Spy Camping style, I have compared journey times and prices for the three main ways of getting you across France.
|French City
|Plane Journey
(Flight time)
|Train Journey
(Time on Train)
|Drive time
|5hr 15m (2hr)
£84 with Ryanair (Stansted)
|6hr 20m (5hr 30m)
£119 with Eurostar
|9hr 20m
140€ + 79€
|4hr 55m (1hr 45m)
£103 Easyjet (Gatwick)
|5hr 45m (5hr)
£109 with Eurostar
|6hr 45m
98€ + 53€
|4hr 45m (1hr 35m)
£87 with Easyjet (Luton)
|8hr (6hr 15m)
£109 with Eurostar
|7hr 50m
113€ + 70€
|4hr 25m (1hr 15m)
£75 with Easyjet (Luton)
|3hr (2hr 20m)
£69 with Eurostar
|2hr 50m
38€ + 20€
|La Rochelle
|4hr 35m (1hr 15m)
£82 with Ryanair (Stansted)
|7hr (6hr 20m)
£109 with Eurostar
|6hr 50m
91€ + 48€
|4hr 30m (1hr 20m)
£85 with Ryanair (Stansted)
|5hr 20m (4hr 30m)
£89 with Eurostar
|4hr 46m
68€ + 39€
I have based flights departing around the London area and used Eurostar to organise train journeys to the cities below – prices for both are taken from their cheapest return tickets advertised for each adult.
Drive times are based on no stops and driving at the speed limit. The first cost is petrol, assuming unleaded, and driving a medium sized vehicle. The second cost is the tolls on French motorways for that journey.
If you are not planning to drive at all and going to a campsite or holiday park in France by train, you will need to check with the site which is the nearest train station and enquire if they do pick ups or how much a taxi would cost.
Which form of transport would you take next year?
As you can see from the table above, some journeys lend themselves to one form or transport or the other. Your own personal circumstances will largely determine, which is best for you. Driving with a family is cheaper, but don't forget to add wear and tear to your vehicle and the extra mileage.
For us, we want to see more of France and create a different adventure for the kids (and for me!), so we'll try the train next year.
Euroferries announce new express cross channel service between Ramsgate and Boulogne from February 2013.
The company has entered into an agreement with global ship manufacturer Austal to operate a newly built trimaran, measuring 102 metres and with a top speed in excess of 40 knots.
The service will offer four daily crossings, catering for passengers, cars and luxury coaches and a cross Channel journey time of 75 minutes.
The launch of the service by Euroferries comes three years after it was set to operate the same route between Ramsgate and Boulogne, but after a number of announced launches it turned out that the company was unable to operate.
Click for more Ferry crossings to France.
French Camping By Departments
The French Department with the largest number of campsites, 367 in total is the Vendee. It also has the most number of pitches.
The top 15 departments with the most campsites (sorted by number of pitches) is follows:
1. Vendee: 367 sites with 58,902 pitches
2. Charente Maritime: 348 – 50,387
3. Var: 260 – 46,485
4. Hérault: 235 – 46,332
5. Landes: 167 – 38,301
6. Pyrenees-Orientales: 208 – 35,325
7. Gironde: 157 – 33,117
8. Finistere: 283 – 32,865
9. Morbihan: 272 – 30,677
10. Pas de Calais: 238 – 24,661
11. Ardèche: 270 – 21,906
12. Loire-Atlantique: 157 – 20,159
13. Gard: 150 – 19,922
14. Dordogne: 237 – 19,538
15. Côtes d'Armor: 171 – 17,444
The full French camping statistics in English are on our website or at source in French on the FFCC website
(photo: a typical campsite in the Vendee with the now ubiquitous Mobile home)
These 10 European campsites offer excellent facilities for children. They have been selected for their close proximity to sandy beaches; on-site facilities for young children; nearby family-friendly attractions and can be reached easily by plane, ferry or car. The campsites also offer families the choice to book a pitch for their own tent, a 2 or 3 bedroom mobile home, a ready-erected furnished tent or a wooden lodge/chalet.
Le Soleil, Argelès-sur-Mer, Languedoc, France
Le Soleil is a four-star campsite right on the beach so families can walk there without struggling to cross busy roads. The Mediterranean sea is crystal clear and warm for young swimmers in the summer and the views of the Pyrenees are stunning. Luckily you can reach this area of the south of France via a number of airports, including Perpignan, Carcassone, Beziers and Girona (Spain); Ryanair is the airline to try first for flights to these airports.
La Bien Assise, Nord-Pas-de-Calais
La Bien Assise, a 5-star French campsite located in the grounds of a beautiful chateau, is close to Calais and the Tunnel making it one of the easiest of our featured campsites to reach. The park has a stately feel with the shop and bar located in former stables and the restaurant set in a farmstead and boasting a first class gourmet menu to match. The pool is covered when the weather is iffy and there is plenty to do for everyone in and out. Perfect for anyone trying a camping holiday for the first time.
La Croix de Vieux Pont, Berny-Riviere, near Paris
La Croix de Vieux Pont in Berny-Riviere, is situated on the outskirts of France's capital, and is perfect for a day trip to Paris and Disneyland Paris, France's most popular attraction. The campsite's own bus service* can take you directly to the centre of Paris or Disneyland, and pick you up in the evening. What makes this site special is its location, it's just two and a half hours easy drive from Calais, and its on-site facilities that include a sandy beach, indoor pool and a pony trekking centre. * There is an additional charge for the bus service.
Our full family camping holidays abroad article can be read here…
The Cote d'Azur is not just about sun, sea and sand, although as you can see above, they do that very well. Anyone who has spent time in the region will vouch for that there is so much to explore and real treats await those who venture off the beaten track. Reproduced from The Cote d'Azur Montagne website is this great 5km easy walk starting at the village of La Roquette sur Var that is perfect for families with children from the ages of 7 and up.
From Portalet Square go up past the church and on through the picturesque streets of La Roquette sur Var to the crossing between main road and the D.20 road towards area of the Valliere. A little after the cemetery, at the crossroads of the D.20 and Clot Dué, take the direction towards Trascoulet.
After 300 metres, turn right and take the road along the crest of the hill at Roques. It is a beautiful path with the valley Récastron of the left and the valley of Ubac on the right. Follow the path that leads to the cliff overlooking the village of St Martin du Var. Take the heather-lined path along the edge of the cliff, which offers stunning views of the old town and modern districts of St. Martin.
Take the road towards des Vignes, which descends down the hill and leave the road at Le Puy and turn right along the old road from Le Puy, which snakes down and along the old clay pit. Go through the village of St Martin du Var via Peter Grilli Street, the main square, rue de la Forge and the Chemin Neuf.
A few metres before the cemetery, turn left along a sloping path at first, but then levels out to be almost flat. Turn left towards the la Roquette, which rises almost 300m above. Cross the D.20 paying close attention to the traffic, continue climbing towards the high walls that give the village Roquette a castle-like appearance. Climb the staircase and enter Portalet square once again to admire the vast panorama and learn its history from the information provided.


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SWIMMING in the ocean off New Caledonia was where Jane OHara came up with the theme for her fourth and final Brisbane Writers Festival. She was visiting the southwest Pacific nation to attend its writers festival last November.
"It was there that Maori author Witi Ihimaera asked me why Australian literary festivals only look to the northern hemisphere when inviting authors," O'Hara says.
"He asked me why we didn't look further east, to where our sun rises, for literary inspiration and that got me thinking.'"
In fact, it did more than that. That early-morning dip formedthe foundation for this year's BWF program, which will celebrate indigenous writings from the Pacific and Asia.
"These writers are our neighbours, yet geographically, culturally and historically we have vastly different stories to share," O'Hara says.
Writers from New Caledonia, Tahiti, New Zealand and Asia will be among the hundreds of authors, journalists, publishers, editors, columnists and other scribes taking part in this year's BWF, which runs from September 5-9 at the Cultural Precinct at South Bank.
While big-name authors from the northern hemisphere – including Britons Chris Cleave and Patrick Gale, Alaska's David Vann and Swedish crime writer Asa Larsson – will attend the festival, O'Hara's deliberate focus on talents from closer to home is almost a return to the BWF's original charter.
Founded in 1962, it was a festival for Australian writers and only started courting international authors in the mid-1990s in a bid to strengthen and broaden its appeal.
Since then, writing greats including Jonathan Franzen, Anita Shreve, Ann Patchett, Richard Dawkins, Simon Winchester and Alexander McCall Smith have taken part, and the BWF has risen in prominence on the international literary calendar.
But it's always been about more than the literati.
National and local writers have injected homegrown ideas – this year's Australian line-up includes Queenslanders Venero Armanno and Susan Johnson as well as Tara Moss, Robert Dessaix and Chloe Hooper.
Diverse programs have ensured the festival appeals to all tastes, from serious literature to feel-good fiction, science, food, biography and fantasy.
More than 30,000 people attend the BWF these days and music, comedy and politics form a part of the mix in sessions and workshops.
One of the most popular events, the Great Debate, is set to attract a full house again with the topic, "Reading the Bible is Good for You", being debated by feminist Germaine Greer, politician Bob Katter (both pictured below) and the former bishop of Edinburgh, Richard Holloway, among others.
This year marks the festival's 50th anniversary and it will be the last with O'Hara at its helm.
An all-night party – the Literary Love-in – has been planned to celebrate the milestones.
A special BWF edition of Melbourne's renowned The Women of Letters, which pays homage to the lost art of letter writing, will kick the night off, followed by bands, readings, crime panels and more.
O'Hara says the program is as varied and provocative as previous years.
Some of the indigenous Pacific writers will explore the influence of European colonists on their cultural stories, others study the interaction among indigenous writers from Pacific nations including Australia, and some compare travelogues of exotic lands close to home.
Here are 10 great sessions at the festival to help you expand your literary horizons.
Full program at bwf.org.au
Chantal Spitz (pictured above), from the French Polynesian island of Huahine, joins other Pacific indigenous writers to share their histories, cultures and talents for storytelling at the State Library of Queensland Auditorium 2 on Saturday, September 8, from 4-5pm. Free.
New Caledonian author and scriptwriter Nicolas Kurtovitch (pictured right) talks about the importance of storytelling in the Pacific and the impact of Europeans on the oral traditions of Oceania. State Library of Queensland Auditorium 2 on Friday, September 7, from 11am-noon. Free.
New Zealander Witi Ihimaera had his book The Whale Rider adapted for the silver screen. He joins film and TV writer/producer Tony Cavanaugh and Chocolat author Joanne Harris to discuss turning books into films at The Edge, State Library of Queensland, on Saturday, September 8, from 11.30am- 12.30pm. Tickets $25.
His novel Narcopolis has been long listed for this year's Man Booker Prize and author Jeet Thayil (pictured above right) will join other writers to share stories from the streets of India,
China and Thailand. His book spans three decades, features a cast of pimps, poets and gangsters and centres on a Bombay opium den. The Studio, State Library, Sunday,
September 9, 2.30-3.30pm. Free.
Look to the east where our sun rises and discover writers from neighbouring lands such as the first Kanak woman to enter the New Caledonian Parliament, author Dewe Gorode. She and others look at Pacific-centric writing from 11.30am-12.30pm on Saturday, September 8, at the Gallery of Modern Art, Cinema B. Free.
Comic writer Benjamin Law joins TV producer and writer Marieke Hardy in a witty exchange of stories that will make audiences cackle, cringe and cry. Brisbane-based Law releases his second book, Gaysia, next month about his travels through Asia studying gay culture.
Auditorium 1, State Library of Queensland, Saturday, September 8, 1-2pm. Free.
Having lived and travelled in far north Queensland, Malaya, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, India and elsewhere, Inez Baranay (pictured left), author of The Edge of Bali, joins other writers to share stories about their travels and adventures in the Pacific and beyond. The Studio, State Library, Sunday, September 9, 11.30am- 12.30pm. Tickets $25.
Emerging contemporary Tahitian writer Titaua Peu explores the social and political changes at the forefront of public debate in French Polynesia. She joins other indigenous writers to discuss how French Pacific culture differs from France. Auditorium 2, State Library of Queensland, Friday, September 7, 12.30-1.30pm. Free.
Tahitian publisher Christian Robert looks at the similarities and differences in how French and English speaking people write about the Pacific and its people. A panel discussion at the State Library Queensland, Auditorium 2, Friday, September 7, 2-3pm. Free.
Patrick Holland's new book, The Darkest Little Room, is a thriller set in Saigon and follows his travel memoir Riding the Trains in Japan. The Brisbane writer (pictured left) has travelled and lived throughout Asia and will join Australian authors Chloe Hooper and Bronwyn Parry to discuss their inspirations. Cinema B, Gallery of Modern Art, Saturday, September 8, 2.30-3.30pm. Tickets $2
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Take Hold of Christ
- reviewed by Russ Breimeier Copyright Christianity Today International
- 2003 1 Feb
For the majority of Christian music fans, the legendary Sandi Patty needs no introduction. With 23 albums, 39 Dove Awards (11 for Female Vocalist of the Year), 5 Grammy Awards, and 4 Billboard Music Awards, there's no question that she is one of the most acclaimed vocalists of all time. Though after recording for nearly 25 years, many fans of her music will readily admit that they do not enjoy her recent albums as much as those recorded during the pinnacle of her career in the 80s.
Sandi and her producers make no qualms about this fact, or that one of the goals for
However, if you've ever wondered what people mean by formulaic music,
Sandi's recordings also typically feature an "intimate song," a gentle praise ballad that contrasts with the huge orchestrations of the other tracks —
Three other tracks break from the traditional Sandi Patty formula, and they are among the album's highlights. "Wonderful One" is a pleasant and upbeat inspirational pop song in the same style as Twila Paris' "God Is in Control." It marvels at God's, well, wonder — "You're the wonder of my heart / You're the wonder of my soul / You're the wonder of my life / You're the wonder of the world / You're the wonder of all time / You're the wonderful, wonderful One." A similar contemporary pop style is brought to "The Heavens are Telling," which is also highlighted by programming effects and electric guitar. Perhaps most memorable is "Alleluia," written by Rick Vale, who also wrote "Author of My Soul." This one is very singable, reminiscent of worship anthems like "Great Is the Lord" and "He Is Exalted," highlighted by an excellent melody and a thunderous drum pattern.


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PK Study to Evaluate Esomeprazole Plasma Levels Following Administration of PN 400
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First Posted: January 23, 2008
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|First Submitted Date ICMJE
|January 11, 2008
|First Posted Date ICMJE
|January 23, 2008
|Last Update Posted Date
|April 30, 2008
|Start Date ICMJE
|January 2008
|Primary Completion Date
|February 2008 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Current Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Pharmacokinetic profile following dosing with PN400 [ Time Frame: 24-hour PK on Day 1 & Day 10 of each treatment period ]
|Original Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|To evaluate plasma esomeprazole levels following dosing with PN400 [ Time Frame: 24-hour PK on Day 1 & Day 10 of each treatment period ]
|Change History
|Complete list of historical versions of study NCT00599404 on ClinicalTrials.gov Archive Site
|Current Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|To evaluate the safety of PN400 [ Time Frame: Day 1-10 of each treatment period ]
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|Same as current
|Current Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
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|PK Study to Evaluate Esomeprazole Plasma Levels Following Administration of PN 400
|Official Title ICMJE
|An Open-Label, 2-Period Pharmacokinetic Study to Evaluate the Intra-Subject Variability in Esomeprazole Plasma Levels in Healthy Subjects Following Oral Administration of PN 400 Tablets
|Brief Summary
|Pharmacokinetic study in healthy subjects with single and repeat b.i.d. dosing of PN 400 tablets from the same drug product batch.
|Detailed Description
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|Study Type ICMJE
|Study Phase
|Phase 1
|Study Design ICMJE
|Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: None (Open Label)
Primary Purpose: Basic Science
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|Drug: PN400
500 mg esomeprazole/20 mg naproxen, once daily on Days 1-10 and twice daily on Days 2-9
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|Completion Date
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Healthy male or non-pregnant female subjects between 18-55 years of age as well as other standard inclusion criteria for a study of this nature
Exclusion Criteria:
Standard inclusion criteria for a study of this nature
|18 Years to 55 Years (Adult)
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There was this one time I went out on a first date; we'd met online and his profile sounded perfect to me. Everything he said he was and was looking for, matching what I was, and what I was looking for. To my delight, his pictures looked attractive to me too. Upon receipt of his first message to me, I felt an immediate connection with him. We had a lot in common and similar interests. We set up an official dinner date, and he planned the details. When I showed up, it was a spectacularly romantic setting. I felt like I was walking into a Paris diner, on a beautiful sunset evening. He was sitting at the bar happily chatting with the staff. When he turned around, I was awe struck, he looked even more handsome in person than in his online photos! We strolled to our table, which the staff had carefully selected for us, knowing it was our first date. Our table was nestled next to a little crackling fire in an old-stone fireplace, on an outdoor patio with tiny lantern lights strewn overhead. Delicate white roses bobbed gently in the breeze next to me, while instrumental music could be heard playing in the background. We had the best first date of my entire life. Everything felt right, good, and the conversation went so smoothly. I felt like I could open up and really talk about a lot of things. He was so kind and chivalrous to me and the staff, it was refreshing. After the date was over, he texted me saying it was a momentous night for him, he called his mom to tell her all about me, and asked when he could see me again. We planned to try to meet the next day....
-But-....by the next day, he was noticeably being distant already. I tried not to put worry into it, but I couldn't figure out why. Then, he told me he needed a rain check and couldn't hang out for the night afterall, so we planned for the next night. By 5pm the next day, I hadn't heard anything from him, so I texted him asking if we were still meeting, or if he'd had a change of heart. His reply sunk my soul. He said meeting me stirred up unresolved feelings for his ex, and he just wanted to be friends. He hasn't spoken to me since. I noticed he got right back on his dating profile though, uploaded an even more sexy revealing photo of himself, and to add insult to injury, he'd added to his profile that girls needed to be at least 5'6" to be compatible with him (I'm 5'4"). So it seemed I'd been rejected for being 2 inches too short for him. I was heartbroken. I know it was only a first date, but it was a profound connection and experience. I will never forget it. Sometimes in life, things just don't work out, no matter how hard you want them to. If it's not right, it's not right, or it could be not the right time. But holding onto to something or someone who's clearly giving you the boot or signal that they don't want you, is reason enough to try to move on. Rejection is a hard pill to swallow. You may never know the real reasons if someone doesn't have the courage to tell you to your face. It can feel difficult holding onto faith and having patience for the "right" someone to come along who will be the right puzzle piece for a happy romantic partnership, but when you realize you don't have any other choice in the matter, it may be your only option.
It occurred to me over a week later that it seems like romantic-relationship-seeking is a series of rejecting people and being rejected constantly, until eventually you make a mutual match. Someone who you share a mutual attraction and chemistry with. Your checklist and type you want roughly seems to match someone, and you roughly match what they're looking for, at that moment in time. What people look for in a mate can change over time, as the person changes in their lifetime. With each relationship, you learn a little more: things you definitely don't want to put up with again, traits or behaviors that really don't work for you, but also discovering good things you know that work and are good to have in a relationship. With each relationship being unique, it's unpredictable how it will unravel. Some people find the love of their life very young, like in high school and stay together their whole life. Some people, like a woman I recently met, didn't meet her most profound beloved mate until she was 64 and married him.
One thing that seems important, is you have to do your best to CLEAR your last lover out of your life before you can properly introduce a new one into your energy field. Now of course this method doesn't have to apply to everyone. There are people with multiple lovers, and somehow they manage to all know about each other and respectfully make it work. Some people have secret affairs, some people just "look the other way" knowing that their partner is having an affair. The intricacies for the WHYs for anything going on in any given relationship is only intimately known and understood by the two sharing the romantic relationship. The healthiest and happiest relationships have the best forms of communication and compromise, for everyone's highest good,{ in my opinion.}
~Mandelyn Reese


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a lot would be an understatement in my case. i'm glad i did because it gave me a chance to enjoy life to the max and it also helped me appreciate a good woman.
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No, I really didn't date other people at all before getting married. In the first marriage that actually hurt me a bit because I was very young (got together with him when I was 17) and had no idea where my personal boundaries were or what I could and could not accept in a relationship. I'd never really seen a healthy relationship in action, and kind of assumed that since mine looked better than all the other bad relationships around me that it must be okay -- I was unhappy, but convinced myself that it was a fault in myself that I needed to fix.
For my second marriage, I love the fact that my husband never has occasion to question my previous life, and I do not have people to compare him to in a potentially unfavorable way. While I still didn't know my personal boundaries when I got into the relationship with him, he respected me as a person enough to step back and let me learn for myself. We live in the same small town where I went to high school and lived for quite a few years, and it makes me feel great knowing there are no ex-boyfriends lurking around the corner that might make my husband feel uncomfortable or possibly insecure. There are no skeletons in my past relationship closet that might pop out, and no memories to distract me from the wonderful relationship I have now. I think it has also helped in that I didn't have preconceived notions about what should happen in the relationship or who my husband should be, I was able to just go into it eager to spend my life getting to know him and enjoy the chance to be closer to him than anyone else on earth.
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Honestly, I was in one brief relationship before I seriously courted and married my wife. I have always been a play for keeps kind of fellow. I got in relationships and consciously put the woman I was dating in situations that told me a lot about her character without labeling the situation as such. In general it has helped my wife and I know very much who each other are and handle the things that have happened since getting married which have tweaked things from time to time.
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Nope. My first "real" boyfriend I wound up marrying. Growing up in a strict religious home, I had no clue what I was getting into. I have strict beliefs about sex in marriage and will try to instill those in my children, but I am going to encourage my kids to DATE. There's a difference in dating a lot and sleeping with everyone. I know that will be scoffed at by most, but that's how I see it. But, a person NEEDS to be around several types of people so they can see how they interact with each. You grow to learn who you are the more people you meet. You need to learn how to play and struggle in general before you become committed to one person to play and struggle with.
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