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how do I keep my wife from leaving me
If the thought "how do I keep my wife from leaving me" is on your mind right now, chances are you are looking at a possible divorce. Trying to save a relationship that is on the brink of a divorce may seem next to impossible. And to be completely honest, trying to convince your spouse to not go through with it isn't always possible. The good news is, a divorce can take a while to be completely processed, which gives you plenty of time to try a few things out. But keep in mind, the further into the divorce process you are, the harder it is to stop, and the harder it is to keep your wife from leaving you.
In a nutshell, the only way to stop the divorce is to get your spouse to change their mind. How to change your wifes mind about leaving isnt easy, but it can be done. Now, if you have been taking the begging and pleading route, you need to stop that right now. For one, no woman is going to want to take back a sniveling baby. And if you think this will make her think you're not interested anymore, don't worry. I'm going to tell you the right way to show her you're interested, and the secret that every man in your situation wants to know, how to keep my wife from leaving.
So instead of begging and pleading, take the mature route. If you approach the situation in a calm and pleasant manner, you just might surprise her, in a good way. If you can just sit down with her without the yelling and screaming, and let her know how you really feel, and that you want another chance, she might be more receptive. And this is how to win her love back.
Another mature thing you can do that will probably surprise her is to suggest marital or couples counseling. Marital counseling has been known to save a lot of marriages, so why not yours. And women are typically okay with the idea. Plus, if you can get her to agree to marriage counseling, you are also buying yourself precious time from those divorce papers being processed. And that means you can keep her from leaving you just a little while longer. Lets face it, figuring out "how can I keep my wife from leaving me" is a pretty complex and difficult task to accomplish.
Marriage counseling will also help her realize why she fell in love with you in the first place. If you can successfully do this, chances are it will make sorting out your differences much easier, and yes, you will still need to work out your issues and marriage counseling. If you can do this with an open mind and an open heart, you might not only slow down the divorce process, but stop it completely. If you were wondering how do I keep my wife from leaving me, this is a pretty good start.
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Learn what it takes to get her back, and keep her this time!. and stop the divorce, that is just the beginning. Remember, you did almost get divorced which means there is always the possibility of it happening again. And depending on how far you got in the divorce process, makes it just that easier for it to happen again. So always be aware of how your relationship is going, especially in the beginning of recovery. Winning her back wont be easy.
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Court records show 43-year-old Timothy Bothell accepted charges of attempted aggravated sexual abuse and lewdness involving a child.
The Centerville man took a plea deal Tuesday in 2nd District Court.
Court records accused Bothell of exposing his genitals to a pair of girls and fondling one of them last year.
Police say the 11- and 13-year-old girls were family friends.
Bothell will return to 2nd District Court for sentencing Jan. 29.
Bothell was terminated by the church missionary department when charges were filed in August and relieved of another position as a local priesthood leader.
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McDonnell Continues Opposition to Command Closing
As reported yesterday, Governor Bob McDonnell and the Virginia Congressional delegation are speaking out about U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates' recommendation to close the Joint Forces Command in Norfolk. Later yesterday, the Governor resumed his opposition.
In a report issued Monday, Secretary Gates called for the closing of the Joint Forces Command or JFCom, which would lead to the elimination of 5,000 jobs at the Norfolk facility.
Governor Bob McDonnell called the announcement mind-boggling.
McDonnell: There has been massive new spending on social programs and entitlement programs over the last year and a half with this Democratic Congress, and they've got to find ways to pay for it; unfortunately, they're looking for a hundred billion dollars in defense department cuts in order to do that. That's absolutely the wrong decision. We've got a two-front war, in Afghanistan and Iraq, we've got North Korea and China building up their military, and we're cutting our military back. It's not the right decision, and certainly not good for Virginia.
Secretary Gates has also called for a three-year reduction in defense contracting. Currently, there are 12,500 defense contractors in the Commonwealth.
Virginia's bipartisan Congressional delegation is serving as a unified front in support of JFCom, though their options are limited. Congressional approval is not required for the closing to proceed.
Virginia is second in the nation, next to California, in dollars invested toward national defense.
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Dear Mr. Van Meter,
A new crop of agricultural borrowers is in need of Farm Credit Systems financing and services. Each FCS institution should, as the proposed rule would require, develop a comprehensive marketing plan for serving the nation's growing diversity of food producers and their changing markets.
As with any solid marketing plan, FCS institutions should include market research, such as developing a baseline analysis of producers in their regions who meet the Farm Bill definition of local and regional food producers. This group is a primary component of the new crop of borrower FCS must serve better. The baseline should include details about these producers, both those in the FCS portfolio and not yet served by FCS.
Any good marketing plan also has a goal. FCS institutions should plan to invest no less than 10 percent of their capital within five years in this emerging crop of young, beginning, and small (YBS) farmers serving local and regional markets.
Good marketing plans also examine existing and needed resources and products. Based on market research and a new 10% goal for local/regional market producers, FCS institutions should adjust staffing resources and modify their financial products to fit this borrower's realities.
Part of doing this will require product research, development and testing. FCS institutions could consider setting aside limited pools of funds to try out reasonable deals and learn more about this new crop of borrowers and their evolving business models. Accepting somewhat higher risk or setting a higher loan loss reserve for these trial pools would allow the institutions to explore this market while still adhering to and balancing the 5 Cs of credit (character, conditions, collateral, cash flow,
Another part of this learning and FCS capacity building is to invest in staff and organizational time networking and engaging with a broad spectrum of businesses and organizations involved in developing local and regional food systems. Whether technical assistance providers or advocacy organizations, there are many in any FCS region to work with. Such networking can lead to productive partnering also, with some of these other organizations (CDFIs, social investors) bringing capital and expertise to the
table also.
I appreciate the opportunity to comment on this proposed rule and look forward to working with FCS institutions as they take steps to fulfill the spirit and letter of this effort.
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Mat Langford's Gaming World – Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky
I've been dying to find something good to play on my Vita. It's been a while since I've bought it, and there really hasn't been a great RPG created for it, so I went into the PSN to try and find something awesome.
For RPG fans in Japan, Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky has a huge following. It is celebrated as one of the great JRPG's, and rightfully so. It never really made a splash in North America, but it's a diamond in the rough, and definitely worth the $20 price tag.


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This page is provided as a public clearinghouse of information concerning the Falls Church City Public Schools fiscal year 2013 budget.
School Board Budget Presentation to City Council
School Board Adopts FY13 Budget: 5.3% Increase, Modest Pay Increase for Staff
By a vote of 6-1, the Falls Church City School Board has approved a $37.6 million operating budget for the coming school year. The FY13 budget plan is 5.3% larger than the current fiscal year, and includes the first full year 'full step' increase for staff in nearly three years.
Board member Kieran Sharpe was the only member to oppose the budget plan saying he doesn't believe "it goes far enough to correct the inequalities" in compensation and program funding with neighboring school systems.
The approved budget, due to take effect on July 1st, calls for a 7.4% increase in the transfer from the Falls Church City Council. This is the first increase in local funding sought since 2008 and amounts to $165,000 less than was requested that year. During those same four years the FCCPS student population has increased 15% with nearly a third of that increase coming in the last year alone.
The school board's approved budget includes:
With the approval, the budget is now forwarded to the City Manager for inclusion in his proposed fiscal budget that will be debated in the coming weeks.
The board said its budget reflects priorities outlined in its "Five Pillars of Excellence" - small schools, small classes, 21st Century teaching and learning, outstanding staff and readiness for learning.
Total Increase in Superintendents Recommended Budget: 5.3%
As we begin the important work of finalizing a budget for the upcoming school year, we need to clear up some confusion. Due to reduced funding at both the state and federal levels, we are requesting a 7.3% increase from the City. This is necessary to hold the division budget at a 5.3% increase overall.
There have been published reports that accidentally confused the two numbers.
Public Hearing Schedule Updated
The School Board has decided to appoint a new member to the board next Thursday, January 19th. To allow the new member time to join in the budget hearings from the start, we are adjusting the budget meeting schedule:


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So a while ago I purchase a a Goflex and installed it on my mac it asked me if I was going to be changing it between a pc and a mac so i clicked no now that I have gotten a PC I wish to know if it is possible to use it on a Windows 7 64-bit pc because I tried conecting it and it recognizes it as it has been conected but it is not shows under My Computer
Solved! Go to Solution.
someone? or shuld I just trow this Goflex Pro Ultra portable and buy a new one which I doubt IZ will be able to. In the end what I want to do is be able to transfer files from my pc to my mac and from my mac to my pc and be able to back up booth computers
Try installing this to the windows machine:
Download it, install it, make sure you have the drive connected during the install.
That SHOULD work, in the event that it doesn't...you can always reformat it for NTFS (PC format) and install the paragon driver onto your mac which will allow it to be pc/mac compatible.
Let me know if you have troubles with the HFS driver.
Thank you That DID work finally goigng to be able to move my files from my pc to mac and viceversa
I would recommend not using the Paragon HFS+ driver. It's not fit for purpose and has stability issues. It corupted my drive with the first file I copied on Win7 x64. Then I had problems reading it on Mac OSX and paragon informed me that i would need to buy a $40 program to fix the drive, even to just format it.
I dicovered that the fsck_hfs process hogs the CPU. if you kill it, diks utlity will start working properly again allowing format of the drive. Without spending $40 on drive warrior etc.
That said, Paragon NTFS may be a better piece of code and using NTFS between windows and Mac a much better
My recommendation is buy a seperate drive to swpa files between mac and windows due to this HFS+ driver easliy corrupting drive.
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Today's home is a two-bedroom fortress in the sky in Seattle. This one has pretty modest square footage (2658 sq. ft.) for the price but what it lacks in space it makes up for in views. The home has views from Puget Sound to the city skyline, port and beyond and wide windows capture the glorious spectacle. The greater part of the home is given over to a wide open space that incorporates the living room, kitchen, dining and lounge areas. This unit is on the top floor of an exclusive downtown high rise and an en suite stairway leads to a private terrace on the building's roof with a spa and grill. It is listed at $6.2 million and is available with or without the designer furnishings.


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If you love good music, then this is the show for you as Barry Steele presents his all live spectacular Multi Media Tribute to The Big O, featuring classic Orbison hits from the 60's right through to the Late 80's when Roy joined a band of men, who called themselves The Traveling Wilbury's. Using both Original and film footage from the era, and backed by his fabulous 5 piece band, Barry Steele will bring the life and character of Roy Orbison back to the centre stage, where it truly belongs, as he puts the rock back into The Big O, with his trademark dark rimmed glasses, soaring vocals and Orbison style. Add to the mix the our special star guests tributes to Buddy Holly, Johnny Cash and Jerry Lee Lewis you have yourself a spectacular fusion of good old "Rock n Roll" and contemporary musical genius all on one stage. Book yourself a ticket to ride this incredible musical Journey, "It's not The Big O' but you simply won't believe it! 'True Identikit Brilliance' - THE STAGE
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The Official Online RBS 6 Nations Store is open. The store has everything you need to get behind your team during the RBS 6 Nations, plus the store is now fully stocked with a much wider range of rugby merchandise.
In the eyes of Coombs the 24-year-old showed he was good enough to make the step-up to the senior side this summer when the cream of Wales' crop are away with the British and Irish Lions.
And Coombs, who was part of Wales' RBS 6 Nations-winning campaign, is keen to see his club-mate alongside him at international level.
"Dan Evans showed what he could do at 10 in an unfamiliar position and he put in a big performance. Hopefully the Welsh selectors will be looking at him," he said.
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Hello all,
I am after a guide and hopefully one of you could help me or point me to where I may find one. I have 08 Fusion+ and I have installed a Sony CDX-GT450U stereo.
Now I need a guide on how to connect the steering wheel remote controls. When I bough the car, it already had a different stereo in it so the facia and adapter cables were already in place, all I did was remove one unit and swap everything over. (the remote didn't work on that stereo either)
Everything works apart from the AUX next to the drinks holder (which doesn't matter as the stereo has AUX) and the remote on the steering wheel.
Many thanks in advance for any help.
Linking Steering Remote To Sony Stereo
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Steering remote Sony Stereo Audio Fusion + Sony CDX-GT450U
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You need an adaptor to fit a Ford and is designed for your stereo.
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5:30-7:00 | Deep Stretch | Ally Nye |
7:30-8:45 | Heated Vinyasa Flow | Eric Newton | |
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6:00-7:15 | Restorative | Danielle Roy-Becker |
Our All Levels Class is designed for beginners and seasoned practitioners alike. We flow through sun salutations, balancing postures, twists, backbends, abdominal exercises, as well as hip openers. We encourage students to flow at their own pace, modify and to rest when needed!
Our Community Class are taught by a newly trained instructor, and are slower then our All Levels classes making them great for beginners. Come practice yoga at a discount this class is only $7!
GP Hip Hop is a dynamic all levels class to hip hop music and modern beats. The energizing music will instantly inspire your body to move. A highlight of this class is tapping into the power of your core. The intention of this class is for everyone to experience yoga in a fun and lighthearted atmosphere. After completing hip hop yoga teacher training at Back Bay Yoga in Boston I knew this style class would be a great addition to Greener Postures. Yoga+hip hop=the perfect way to kick off your weekend!
Restoratives yoga classes are designed to open the body passively and to find a deep sense of relaxation. Using props as necessary, these include bolsters, blocks, blankets and straps, the poses are held for longer periods than vinyasa classes or other active types of yoga, many times for several minutes. By working with the force of gravity, muscles can release tension and provide the body the opportunity to focus on the breath and the release of daily stress . These classes are offered in a warm quiet room and are ideal for all-levels and especially to people new to yoga.
Deep Stretch is a great compliment to heat building vinyasa classes. The first half hour will contain a more vigorous style warm up with salutations and core work to build heat and prepare the body for deeper opening. The last 45 minutes will focus on postures that are designed to release tension in the connective tissues of the body. These postures are held for longer durations helping to increase range of motion in the shoulders spine, hips and legs. The class will also focus on breath work to keep the mind present and calm when sensation arises. Deep Stretch is a great option for runners, athletes and anyone who is looking to increase flexibility, decrease stress, and challenge the mind. Studio temperature will be warm to support a safe environment to become fully open. All-levels welcome.
This class is designed for experienced students with an understanding of foundational postures and at least 6 months of steady practice. Come be introduced to more advanced variations of balancing, inversions, backbending, and seated poses. Expect a healthy dose of vinyasa and depending on the family of postures offered the composition of the class will differ monthly. Because of the level of this class, please come prepared to suit your needs by modifying as necessary. Held the first Sunday of each month at the South Portland location.
Fundamentals Classes are ideal not only for new students, but also for more experienced practitioners who wish to deepen their knowledge of the basics of alignment and breath. Emphasis is placed on safe, effective alignment principles and a slower version of our flow in order to find ease and enjoyment within the challenge of the practice.
These classes provide a time and space to quiet the mind and connect with your body and growing baby. These classes are designed to help prepare you physically, mentally and emotionally for the process of childbirth. Classes focus on breath awareness through energetic and restorative postures, in a safe, supportive environment where we honor the changing needs of pregnancy through modifications and instruction on proper anatomical alignment. A safe, open community allows you to freely discuss any issues, from discomforts and concerns, to the wonderful new changes your body and baby are experiencing. All levels and all stages of pregnancy are welcome.
Baby & Me Yoga is open to parents, caregivers (even grandparents) with children ages 3 weeks to active crawling. Bond with your baby and meet other others with children the same age. This is an opportunity to connect back in with your yoga practice in a fun, new way or to try yoga for the first time as a new practitioner. In this series you will learn fun yoga poses to do with baby, gentle stretches to regain mobility in your body, start to strengthen your core after childbirth, and develop a practice that includes deep relaxation. Refresh, relax, and renew with your little one!
This class delivers an opportunity to introduce the basic concepts of yoga in a fun way. Yoga is the joining of breath and movement, passion and concentration, fun and learning. These classes are designed to facilitate an awareness of the mind/body connection by matching movements with breath in creative ways. Kids yoga is an invitation for children to share experiences and perspective on everything in their lives. Often times the greatest challenge with children is to hold their attention long enough to teach them the benefits of yoga: stillness, balance, flexibility, focus, peace, grace, connection, health, self-esteem, and well-being. Together we will weave stories with our bodies and minds in a flow that can only happen in a child's play. Kids yoga integrates storytelling, games, music, language, and other arts that engage the child as a "whole." These classes are intended for children ages 6-11 and require no previous yoga experience. Most of all this class offers a safe space for discovering life lessons that echo the yogic principles of interdependence, oneness, and fun!


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Cheezburger Network buys Know Your Meme
There's money in them thar cheezburgers. At least, there's money for buying other Internet meme sites.
The Cheezburger Network, home to hit sites like I can has Cheezburger, the Fail Blog, the Daily What, and many others, has bought the popular meme etymology site Know Your Meme. The deal closed last Monday, Cheezburger CEO Ben Huh told CNET.
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Elder Care Summit
The Greater North Penn Collaborative for Health and Human Services held its Fifth Annual Community Summit Tuesday to look at the challenges of elder caregiving. Organization President Dave Crosson says aging parents moved in with their children at one time, but the needed resources are no longer available at home. He says everyone wants to do what's best, but we need to see things from their point of view.
"Imagine the dramatic move of taking someone's keys. I don't want to give up my keys, and I can't imagine the point in time when I will want that to happen, but we need to put ourselves in their shoes and understand that feeling as we're trying to bring on their care."
MetLife Senior Gerontologist Kathy O'Brien says many people are working while providing care, and it can be stressful.
"People are living much longer and you're going to have more employees in the workplace that will be providing care. Caregiving is a very emotional issue, and people are often trying to juggle work and Caregiving and family responsibilities at home."
O'Brien says caregiving affects family members financially as well as emotionally because they quit their jobs or go to part-time, and it hurts their own retirement preparation. Charles Puchta is co-founder of Aging America Resources. He says the responsibility and emotion of caring for an aging parent can be very challenging.
"We always hear the term caregiver burnout. Caregivers give so much because they want the best for their loved ones, and they find their own health deteriorating. Everybody's plates are full today, so we've got to reach out to the community for resources. As we said earlier today, it takes a village."
He says caregivers should tap into resources and find people who can help. Jane Meier-Hamilton is a Gwynedd Valley-based nurse who says caregivers must care for themselves as well as their loved one.
"The energy that we have for Caregiving and all of those other roles comes from within us, and we've got to respect that and honor the fact that there are seasons in our lives or cycles in our energy, and recognize that we have to care for ourselves just as well as we care for that other person."
Meier-Hamilton says you can't give care if you're out of action yourself. The WNPV talk program Comment Please by Univest was broadcast live from the summit.


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Of all the sacred places in Jerusalem, I love the Garden Tomb most. It is a haven of stillness in the middle of a busy, honking, bartering city. The first few times you visit, the British woman, who lets you in, asks if you have been there before. Soon she recognizes your face and no longer asks.
The garden is well manicured with all kinds of flowers. You wend your way through it, searching for the perfect bench to sit on, and you are surprised by the quiet. You hear the birds, the crunch of small white rocks beneath your feet, a tourist group singing. There is a large amphitheater at one end in which a hollow room is carved out of stone. The room has a wooden door that remains open most of the time, and on it a sign reads, "He is not here. He is risen!"
That statement is the most glorious thing about the tomb. It is empty. Inside, a long slab of rock stretches the length of it and you can imagine where Jesus' body might have lain. But there is no body. He is not there. Because He is alive!
On Easter Sunday, sixteen years ago, several friends and I decided to wake early and journey down the hill to the Garden Tomb for the Sunrise Service. We put on our dresses and sandals and stepped out into the pale morning. A large full moon hung low over the city. We felt like the women who had followed Jesus from Galilee - hurrying to the tomb before dawn.
When we arrived, the amphitheater was full of people who had come from all over the world to celebrate the amazing scene that took place there. We slid onto a bench and began to sing. As the eastern sky filled with color, rays of light slowly moved over us. I imagined Mary - kneeling, distraught, and weeping as she petitioned the Gardener to please tell her where they had taken Jesus' body. Then I listened for the gentle sound of his voice when he spoke her name, "Mary."
John tells us, "And she turned herself, and saith unto Him, Rabboni, which is to say Master."
We cannot understand how hard it must have been for Jesus' weary band of disciples to believe that he would rise in three days. No one had been resurrected before. All they knew appeared to crumble as Christ was nailed to the cross. It seemed the world was right and he had been wrong. But on that glorious Easter Sunday, all was made right again, and hope took on new meaning.
A good friend of mine who has been raising chickens recently bought two new bantam chicks. They keep their baby chicks in the bathtub under a warming light until they become teenagers and can venture
With a prayer on her forehead, she pulled him close and together they walked to the bathtub. The chicks were gone. Silent and still. She and Gabe climbed into her bed and cried.
"Maybe" he choked, "Maybe, we only have to wait three days and they will be resurrected." She explained a bit and together they decided that all people and all living creatures - even baby chicks - will be resurrected when Christ comes again.
Some might deem this a small death, but even the smallest deaths can spark a desire in us to hope for the resurrection.
We cannot have hope in anything. We must have hope in Christ. And when we do, we recognize him as most capable, most understanding, most knowing, and the giver of the best gifts.
At the close of the Passover meal, it is likely that Jesus and his eleven apostles sang these words, known in Jewish tradition as the Hallel (Psalms 113-118).
"Thou hast delivered my soul from death, mine eyes from tears, and my feet from falling" (Psalm 116:8).
In my heart, I sing with them.
Catherine K. Arveseth is a mother of five, part-time writer and editor. She studied at the BYU Jerusalem Center in 1995.


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I agree with Elizabeth. You have a very pretty name.
Happiness is a choice you make everyday. If you find a mate with this same attitude, then 'Happily ever After' is probably in the cards for you.
It can happen. It happened to me. I married my best friend. We loved each other unconditionally, accepted each other's faults and strove hard to make each other happy. We always talked through issues and problems. If we can't agree, we agreed to disagree. I was very secure in my love for him and his for me and I know that whatever problems we may be faced with, I will be okay because he will always be there to support me. And he was til his last breath.
Lilibeth-How beautfiul!
HI Alma Rose,
"Happily ever after" lasts till death do us apart if both husband and wife are centered in Christ. My parents were married for 57 years when my mother died, and I was married to my beloved husband for 21 years when he passed away in my arms. Even to his last breath he loved me and I loved him.
That is why I believe it is important to find a spouse who is centered on God. When our eyes are focussed on God and doing his will we move towards God. If two people are moving towards their God, how can they not be together happy ever after? That is why the Bible talks of not being yoked to an unbeliever. One can still be a Catholic yet they may not be focussed on the teaching of the church or in doing God' s will. I am surprised to see so many answering "NO" to to the questions surrounding our faith. There will be times when it is difficult but love is a commitment and a decision and God gives us the grace to remain in love if we pray for it and for each other.
There you've made a good distinction: LOVE can last forever.
"Happily Ever After"? Well, it comes and goes. Illness, money trouble, in-law trouble, job loss, bratty kids...it's a roller coaster.
But -- if you can regularly MAKE TIME for the TWO of you, so that these other things can't make you forget why you love each other...it works.
To all with annulled marriages.
If it was annulled then it never existed in the first place. In other words, you have not yet experienced a true marital union and have very much to look forward to.
An annulment in the Catholic Church is a declaration by the Church that a valid marriage did not exist between a couple, even though there was both a legal marriage in accord with state law and, to initial appearances, what seemed like a valid marriage. Technically, an annulment is a declaration of invalididty in the Catholic Church. An obstacle existed making a valid marriage impossible. There was not a permanent bond between the parties. The parties involved did not have a marriage as the Lord intended it to be.
These statements are from a document that answers general questions regarding annulments. Unfortunately, the source was not cited on this particular document


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Great service. Great good. Great wine. Great cocktails. Nothing more needs to be said.
I discovered Eventide "accidently" a few months ago, when searching for a restaurant that fit a geographic requirement. Last weekend was our third visit, this tine for a wedding anniversary. For us, this restaurant is the full package - elegant, interesting setting, wonderful menu and attentive service. We'll be back!
Very enjoyable evening. At 7pm only 2 tables were seated and lights were up; once it was humming and lights turned down, it made for a good Anniversary dinner choice. I will return. Fun "couch like" seating with "door." The beet borscht palette cleanser was refreshing and the biscuits were the BEST I'VE EVER HAD - AMAZING - didn't even bother to butter them. The scallops (appetizer) were just two - and just right (rich). The popular lamb choice was really good; I'll try one of the tempting fish selections next time. Glad we added a side... brussel sprouts to that. Service was friendly and knowledgable, and - surprise! - they'd spelled out "Happy Anniversary" in chocolate syrup on the outer edge of our blueberry dessert. Nice touch.
We had a table for 6 and we all loved all of our food! And we could hear each other talk!
What a wonderful dining experience! We found et on the web and it turned out to be one of the best evenings we have had in numerous DC area forays. The old Odd Fellows meeting room was well decorated, the tables were well spaced, the proseco cold, and the fish dishes succulent. A tasty ending was the key lime tart with french press coffee. We cruised down to the bar after dinner, had a drink in a lively atmosphere. Go to Eventide when you can!
We have always enjoyed dining at Eventide, but the last two times exceeded our high expectations. It keeps getting better!
brunch was great but the addition of bread/croisants could be welcome, as would better dessert choices.
Quickly becoming our special occasions go to place. The chef keeps the menu fresh and the service is always excellent.
I have a background in quality control, so I have an annoying knack for finding problems. Glad to say, I took a break from that less than enduring habit while here. From the hostesses to the servers and floor manager, all was perfection. I especially enjoyed how the tables were not too close together. (silly, but we've all been out with someone and been embarrassed to carry on a private conversation because we're practically scraping elbows with the next table) It felt intimate, yet vibrant. Suggestions were great, and I went home immensely satisfied. Menu is simple, yet well thought out. I had the lamb, and it was perfectly cooked. TL;DR This place was pretty much perfect. Ambiance was intimate, yet vibrant. Food and wine amazing.
Over the years, my boyfriend and I have been happy to celebrate some special events at Eventide, and we are never disappointed. This time, the service was attentive but not obtrusive, and the food was delicious. Kudos to the new chef! Our waiter was even kind enough to treat us to a glass of champagne to toast our anniversary. We will definitely be back.
What do you get when you throw together an upscale restaurant in a very striking modern-elegant dining room, an energetic indoor bar, a roof top bar, and serious foodie cuisine? You get Eventide. Although they are all over the place with regard to identity, I have to say it kinda works. Bring your favorite googling device to understand the menu unless you are a chef, or just be prepared to ask a lot of questions. The menu is very dynamic and creative and at the end of the day, tastes very good. Prices are somewhat high, but you get good quality for what you pay.
I went to Eventide with my boyfriend on a random Tues night to try something different. So glad we did. Everything was beyond delicious. Apparently there is the bar, a roof deck, and the regular restaurant that is located on the second floor. The ambience is beautiful and upscale. The service was impeccable. Everything that we tried from the gnocchi to the duck and flat iron steak was fantastic. The best part was the chocolate tart at the end!! Our meal ended up not costing as much as we thought ($54 bottle of wine included) so dont be too discouraged by the prices. This is my new favorite restaurant and I would recommend it to everyone!
Eventide creates a splendid dining experience. In the upstairs dining room the soft lighting, well appointed tables and quiet atmosphere are a welcome change from the lively downstairs bar scene. The wine list is extensive, the food imaginatively prepared and presented, and the wait staff are very helpful. Our waitress was well trained. and offered well-informed suggestions for our dinner selections. On her recommendation, we both had the tilefish and found it succulent, moist, and just the right light food for a hot night. Her wine suggestions were also excellent. This is a restaurant that invites you to linger over the food and conversation. We never felt rushed, and vowed to return when we are in Arlington next.
Great service. Took my bf here for his birthday. Pricey but if you don't mind the money it's great food and service! Great for all occasions. It's more on the formal side but anything that looks nice will do!
Recently discovered the dining room. Not sure why it took so long. The calm and spacious atmosphere is great. Too many restaurants in Arlington are packed to the gills. Not Eventide. Great decor and plenty of elbow room. Top pick for date night in Arlington!
For all of you who are tired of yelling at your dining companion to be heard during a normal conversation, looking for great food and ambience and an intimate dining room with great food then Eventide is the place to go.
It was pricey, as expected, but met it's billing. Food portions probably could've been a bit heartier, especially given the price, but a half appetizer and entree was certainly enough to satisfy a health-conscious appetite. The service was impeccable - extremely attentive. It was surprisingly uncrowded for 7:30pm on a Saturday night in July (dining room was perhaps 1/2 to 3/4 full, and the rooftop was closed due to rain). They had little problem accommodating my up-size reservation from 7 to 9 people at the last minute. Would definitely consider going back.
I celebrated my wife's birthday at Eventide and I could not have chosen a better place. The service was excellent and even when I had more people than expected, they accomodated me with more chairs on demand. The food was delicious and my wife loved the fact that the curtains were closed and it seemed like a private party. I would definitely go back and bring all my friends. 2 thumbs up.
One of the best thing about Eventide is that you can actually hear what others are saying. It is a great place to go with friends. The food was delicious and beautifully presented.
I've only been to Eventide for Sunday brunch, and I LOVE the vibe: dark navy velvet swagged-back drapes separate sections of the restaurant, cool shabby-chic chandeliers, and great background music playing only add to the trendy and DELISH food offerings (which you'll love unless you're into eating mass quantities of cheap fried food), plus they have awesome brunch drinks! My fave brunch drink is the Forbidden Apple....
We were looking for a new place to go for a nice dinner out when our sons were visiting. We all loved it! I had a rockfish with white polenta and swiss chard that was one of the best meals I've had since moving to NOVA 2 years ago. My husband and I can't wait to go back.
One of my favorite restaurants in the area. Exquisite food and service to match.
Had dinner with here for the first time recently. Would certainly come again. The food was excellent and the service was great.
I just moved to Clarendon and Eventide has been a great find. The menu has great options and the wine list is terrific without being overpriced. The roof top is a great place to eat and it is also a nice little bar. The servers are friendly, knowledgable and helpful. I highly recommend.
The service, food and ambience was excellent. Definitely one of the area's best restaurants, in my opinion.
We celebrated our anniversary at Eventide. Service was as good as it gets, food was very good, especially the scallops starter. They were out of the dessert we ordered, so they comp'd us our second choice. Even the tab was reasonable. Nice ambience for a romantic occasion.
Myself, daughter and a couple friends had a great time this Sunday for brunch. Highly recommend!
The food was expertly prepared, with wonderful ingredients, and presented beautifully. The waitress was an expert as well; helped with cocktail and wine selection and provided perfect service while being friendly. And the room: elegant and beautiful. Love the wide spacing between tables -- was able to have conversation without being overheard or overhearing others.
We went to celebrate our anniversary and had a great experience at Eventide. It was mid-week, so I imagine it is more crowded on a weekend, especially the bar area, but it was perfect for a special occasion dinner for two. The food was excellent, we had scallops and lamb. Our waitress was attentative, offered suggestions and comments on the menu and had an upbeat positive attitude throughout the meal. I look forward to going back with a group of friends.
Brought the kids and grandparents for an early dinner. Staff could not have been more accommodating although the service was a tad slow given that the restaurant was nearly empty. Food was excellent. Still dreaming about that soft shell crab gazpacho appetizer. Kids didn't eat much. They don't know what they are missing!
Went here for a date. The ambience and decor was great. The staff was polite and attentive. The lighting could have been a bit softer, and if the windows were lower to provide a better view of the street it might be a bit better. The food was excellent. Received cream of cabbage soup, with toasted pecans, courtesy of the chef. It was absolutely fabulous. I had the lamb steak, which was also great.
Fabulous food for a birthday celebration. Great service. Very patient waiting for others to arrive due to traffic from the festival
First time in the dining area, and really enjoyed it. It had a great look, service was fantastic, room was quiet, and food was worth several trips to the buffet. There weren't an overwhelming number of selections, and each was very good. The pastries were incredible.
Took a new "special friend" based on prior excellent experience. Food proved fabulous and the service was marvelous. We ordered the duck and the steak, both of which were prepared perfectly. Wine was great and I cannot overstate how wonderful and attentive the server was. The restaurant is very mellow, comfortable--perfect for a romantic evening--quiet enough to have a nice "get to know you" conversation rather than having to shout. Upstairs [really upstairs since the elevator is on fritz] there's a nice outdoor roof bar. Drinks were OK--but the real deal is the restaurant on 2nd floor.
I've eaten here many times and I'm happy to vouch for the quality of the food, the expansive and quiet dining area and the extensive wine list. This time, I requested a rooftop table in my reservation, and requested it again when I checked in. After 20 minutes of waiting for my companion and getting a drink at the bar, I was suddenly told that there was a 45 minute wait for the roof and that I wasn't on the list. Not sure why they didn't just put me on the list either when I made the reservation (2 days earlier) or when I checked in (and asked again for a rooftop table). They could have told me there was a list when I checked in. Seems like a breakdown in a pretty simple system. So, we ate in the 2nd floor dining room and enjoyed our meal.
We were very pleased. Our food was well prepared (although could have been just a tad bit warmer). I'd also like to see the menu broadened just to a bit to include a couple more meat entrees. That said, we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves and will definitely come back. Our server was terrific.
In DC for business, Eventide was recommended by residents from nearby Rosslyn, a non description area of office buildings. Up exiting the Metro, we were in a different world. Charming buildings, people walking on the streets! Eventide is a short walk. On the ground floor was a bustling bar, second dining room was romantically lit. Food was lovely, some appetizer could be done as main courses. Something for everyone, with an emphasis on fish.
I didn't even know that Eventide did a Sunday brunch, but now that I do, I'll definitely be back! The food was excellent, and I thought the price was very reasonable for the variety and quality. Both breakfast (French toast, eggs, baked goods) and lunch items (short ribs, brisket, pork loin) were available, along with a number of fruit and vegetable salads, so there is something for everyone. The baked goods were scrumptious -- especially the house-made doughnuts. I wish I had been able to try them all! The hosts and servers were attentive, but not intrusive. An added benefit is that you can have a conversation with the person across the table without raising your voice.
Terrific food, especially the meat dishes. The homemade sausage was outstanding. And the buffet food was the right temperature and not overdone. We had little ones with us and the staff was very accommodating. Nice and quiet atmosphere was much appreciated. Great ambiance. We would definitely go back!
Hadn't been to Eventide in a couple years, and that was for brunch. Frequent Odd Bar, downstairs, and the drinks, food, and service there are top notch. Dinner was even better. Food was fantastic. Seasonal menu was appreciated. Recommended.
Enjoyed our dinner. However the short ribs more resembled pot roast. Otherwise an enjoyable evening .
I have not been to Eventide often, but every time I go, the service is impeccable, the food is perfectly prepared, and the wine rocks (one of the only places in town that still serves Bordeaux, and some are very reasonably priced). Still at the top of my favorite's list in the metro area.
this menu is inventive, the staff is very friendly, and the wine list is superb (though not exactly full of bargains). one of our foursome is a vegetarian, and enjoyed a delicious meal. we particularly enjoy the quiet atmosphere, which is hard to find in Clarendon.
Best restaurant in Clarendon, and perhaps all of Arlington!
I met a girlfriend for dinner and it was the perfect setting to chitchat and relax. The ambiance was so rustic but modern and romantic. It was pretty empty around 6pm but filled up nicely around 7-8pm. Even with a room full of people, we could still hear each other talk. The blue velvet curtains added a nice touch and private feel around the seating area. The one drawback was that I felt the waiters were a bit too attentive and almost felt rushed out because we just ordered a few appetizers for our meal and a dessert. I would've understood if they had a line out the door but there were some other empty tables so there was no need to rush.
We had a wonderful dinner as colleagues - great wine, great food, great service. Thanks!
A group of six or us were looking for a spot to celebrate a friend's "big" birthday. Eventide was extremely helpful in every way getting ready for the event, selecting a table with some privacy and providing outstanding service in every way! That was before we ate dinner. The food is amazing and the wine list is wide. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone who asks!
Food, service and ambience where wonderful. No complaints.
Eventide was a great dinner for a romantic date. Service was excellent and knowledgeable, table was private, and food was very good. Dishes were creative without combining too many crazy flavors and ruining a dish. We were able to sample two wines before deciding on a bottle; a nice touch. I would definitely recommend.
Eventide always delivers an excellent menu, fantastic service and enjoyable ambiance. The dining room is smartly designed to control noise and optimize style and decor. The food preparation as well as the menu offerings are also top-notch. My dish was expertly cooked. The only struggle was trying to decide which fantastic option to choose!


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Together with the Western North Carolina Farmers Market (operated by the North Carolina Department of Agriculture), the Asheville Herb Festival has increased the public's knowledge and love of herbs and herbal products for two decades. Our 24th annual festival will take place Friday, Saturday and Sunday, May 3, 4, and 5, 2013, at the WNC Farmers Market in Asheville, offering by far the best selection of herb plants in the southeast. Visit the directory page of our website to learn more about this year's vendors. These dedicated herb specialists can be contacted at any time by consumers who wish to purchase their products.
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This incredible line is even better than Cannibals and my favorite sport climb in the Tahoe vicinity. Start the same as Cannibals but after the second bolt float straight up with brilliant sequences utilizing high friction crimps, opposing side pulls and slopers, and a few deceptively flaring pods. Again the footwork will determine success or agony. Trust the crystals and an obligatory heelhook. Slightly runout but easier climbing leads to a 12a finger and hands crack system for the second half of the climb which may leave you whipping and whimpering if you don't work out the sweet spots.
7 or 8 bolts and 2 for the anchors. This has also seen at least 2 all trad ascents that I know of and is felt to be at least 5.13b R with the first piece probably 20-25 feet off the deck. Nico Favresse may have claimed the first around 2006 but I'm not certain.
1st trad was Charlie Barrett, I believe. 2nd was Josh Horniak.
First ascent, which was done without bolts, was Harrison Decker 1987 (Doubt anyone else would have done it previous to that) Retro bolted early 90s, with fa party permission.
Thanks for the clarifications guys. Was Harrison's FA on gear or TR? I didn't think to ask him when I met him up there a few years back. Pretty amazing if it was on gear because it's really heady and quite runout at the beginning and after the crux. I knew Josh had led it on gear around the same time as Nico but I'd forgotten his last name when I posted this. Sorry Josh.
On gear from what I was told, though it was third hand and I didn't confirm it directly with the first ascentionist. A proud line on gear!


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