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make a few compliments here and there....so addicted to this attention and validation that she's willing to drop her panties to keep it going
Mister rabbit says, "A moment of realization is worth a thousand prayers."
If there is then it's Bethesda and not Obsidian, which means I'm not interested. Not much of an ES fan whether it has swords or guns.
The OM doesn't have to be single - my wife's AP was a swinger, but fucking a couple of other couples with his wife wasn't enough for him, so he went on Ashley Madison to get more tail. He was banging multiple women besides my wife (of course, my wife thought she was the only one, that she was special, that he cared about her...). Other than that, the description is perfect. He's probably onto the next bored set of housewives and still swinging with his wife.
Yep, she said she went down on him because she felt obligated to do that because he was always complimenting her.
Mine felt obligated to return the favor. Cue the mind movies.
What about the obligation to your husband and children.
Who? Oh themmmm...
According to my lovely bride: "I wasn't thinking about you and the kids."
No shit. Why the hell not?
[This message edited by Sal1995 at 5:09 PM, May 22nd (Wednesday)]
Yep, she said she went down on him because she felt obligated to do that because he was always complimenting her.
What about the obligation to your husband and children. I guess caring for your 6 month old baby just wasn't a big enough obligation.
Hmmm, I wonder what might happen if [fp] finds out?" She said she didn't.
I have to call bull shit on this. Because if a WS is keeping the LTA a secret, then they ARE thinking of it.
I have to call bull shit on this. Because if a WS is keeping the LTA a secret, then they ARE thinking of it.
Except in rare occasions, WS's will never confess,
I don't know that I'd go this far. I've seen lots of WS who do confess and who do provide details without evidence being found first. I don't know the actual percentage, but it's not exactly uncommon.
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I have to call bull shit on this. Because if a WS is keeping the LTA a secret, then they ARE thinking of it.
I think the term fog is a convenient label we put on them.
I think a more appropriate phrase might be "they are still in the game." Problem is they create the rules and they change the rules at their convenience. And it's our choice to continue to play with them.
I'll forfeit that one and go on my merry way thank-you very much.
could've written these bits myself:
Heard them all. She was Terrible in bed. All the phony intimacy. Fake smiles. All bullshit. They knew.
OMG, couldve written all of that; specially phony intimacy and fake smiles; like always, so much so that it became an open secret/sick joke between me and WW, she just scoffed at it - all the while doing it anyway.
I think in a way the fog is bullshit.
and such a convenient excuse post dday to find a way to excuse themselves and absolve their shitty behaviour (which just takes on another conniving guise); "honest m'lord, I had no control over what I was doing"
Except in rare occasions, WS's will never confess, will never reveal any of the truth except when you present evidence and then they will confess to that. Information is rarely voluntary. You don't have a WW in a fog. She is a prisoner of war. Name, rank, and social security number. You caught them. They will only present enough info to keep you o. The hook. They will observe what satisfies you. Give you scraps here and there. Throw out some bullshit, smoke screens. I think in most cases R is them playing us. Reverse psychology. Remember they gas lighted us for god knows how long. They are advanced players. They have no remorse or empathy. They evolve. They don't give a fuck a out us or our family. They thrive on the drama. They 180 us all the time. I think the term fog is a convenient label we put on them.
yup, had to be caught to even admit something, sometimes gaslit me to my face while evidence stared us both in the face-total crazymaking. her only regret? that i found out as much as i did and she admitted as much too!!!
information : NEVER voluntary - cardinal rule to never be broken.
smoke screen and scraps - yes. till in the crazymaking you dont know whats true and whats not anymore.
R is a PLAY - its just the hook to extend their cake eating lives/dry adultery. IMHO, every infidelity site pandering to meeting 'needs' just plays on this parasitical nature of WS's ; rather than focusing on fixing broken coping skills.
They 180 us all the time - shit, we're married to the same WS.
Reminds me of this awesome new release by Slash. Great tune about liars.
[This message edited by Betrayed444 at 11:48 AM, May 23rd (Thursday)]
I've seen lots of WS who do confess and who do provide details without evidence being found first. I don't know the actual percentage, but it's not exactly uncommon.
I applaud those WW's who do this with integrity and an honest attempt at making things right....
My STBXWW "confessed" but was quickly followed up by blaming me and wanting sympathy for how her OM treated and betrayed her. As if she expected me to listen and support her after the "favor" she did me by confessing. Now she is facing some consequences for her actions and she has came right out and said, "had I known that you wouldn't forgive me and would D me I wouldn't have said anything."
Basically, I would be very skeptical of any WS's attempts to confess on their own. And if they do there is more to the story they won't share until they have to, otherwise it goes to the grave with them.
MY experience has been a self serving B who has zero regard for anyone other than herself. I don't wish that on anyone.
Again, just my experience.
[This message edited by Betrayed444 at 11:51 AM, May 23rd (Thursday)]
It is a game. Someone here even said its a win-win for WS. The opening salvo format excuse is " you never ask about my day, you never pay attention to me"
Followed by you work too much
Then they will provide examples
To wit:
You didn't notice I got my hair done 2 years ago on July 6th
You didn't go to a party I wanted To go to last year
Of course we paid for the hair or were working OT during that party to pay for her Louie Vuitton we bought them just because.
Then If that doesn't work it goes deeper. We somehow emotionally abused them or perhaps WE were cheating. Heard that. Stunned by the accusations.
It's a win- win because they had drama and attention while cheating
They had it post DDay. Plenty of attention! We won't leave them alone. We portray feelings of pain. Some cry. We want every detail of their lives. Their thoughts. How can WE change?!?!
Yep. That =
wrt fog - fog isn't an excuse or some kind of phase where a WS is unaware of his/her surroundings. It's a willful obstruction of reality to keep what they want safe from criticism, both external and internal.
Most of our wives are rational enough to understand the shit they are doing is cruel, selfish and in some cases just fucking batshit crazy. There is a mental compromise where they take these actions and adjust them so they look less cruel and selfish and in some cases batshit crazy looks just fine and sane, and there is no more investigation of those items allowed because all is now perfect.
Dragging that shit out into the light to talk about it and examine it breaks up that insulating safety shell and puts it up for examination by objective reality, and objective reality always comes back with: fucking someone you aren't married to, when you are married, is wrong. It's like beating your kids with a lead pipe. It really doesn't matter how mouthy or disrespectful they are, it's fucking wrong.
So they live in this haze where they refuse to let the sun come up over their secluded shrouded isles, and that way all the ugly little fucking kobolds and goblins look like lovely little pixies and sprites.
Some of those WS find the self respect and courage to face that stuff down and deal with the reality, but I think they're all of them in that little fantasy fog land during the A. Though there are some who are cold-blooded and cruel, yes, most are just normal people who aren't as clever as they think they are by half.
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Famed historian David McCullough says that from the nation's earliest days, people often felt strongly (and wrongly, it usually turned out) that America was in decline.
Today, the pessimists may be right. For the first time, as McCullough himself observes, the teaching of history has been largely eliminated. As never before, many Americans have no idea how the nation originated, what principles formed its core, why those principles made us unique in the world, how we got where we are.
And that may doom us. If an entire generation is deliberately kept ignorant of such things, politicians will find it easier to subvert those principles, as we can see in the current scandal over revelations that our government has engaged in outrageous and illegal snooping and unwarranted searches in flagrant violation of the Bill of Rights.
Thusly down in the dumps as America's 237th birthday approached this week, I ran into a ray of sunshine when I encountered Jill Youngken, curator of the Lehigh Valley Heritage Museum in Allentown.
She provided some delicious historical minutia about the city's role in the momentous events of the 1770s, and how the course of American history easily could have been changed at Trout Hall, less than 100 paces from her museum's front door.
For all the griping I do about a lack of historical understanding in others, I confess I'd never heard this particular story, even though it involved the Lehigh Valley.
It's a story of how close we came to losing the Liberty Bell, although it wasn't called that at the time. I think that loss would have had a devastatingly demoralizing effect on the people who risked everything to separate America from one of the world's most depraved tyrants, King George III.
Everybody knows how the Liberty Bell, then called the "Old State House Bell," was taken from Philadelphia to save it from being melted down to make bullets — just three days before the Redcoats invaded the city in September 1777.
The bell had been rung on July 8, 1776, to observe the first public reading of the Declaration of Independence. That same day, public readings took place and bells were rung at other locations, including Zion's Reformed Church in Allentown.
In 1777, the 2,080-pound bell, not yet cracked, was transported in a convey of 700 wagons, also carrying military stores, to the Lehigh Valley. It was hidden in a crawl space under Zion's Reformed Church. A full-size replica is now at the Liberty Bell Museum in the church basement.
At the other museum a few blocks away, Youngken was at least as upset as McCullough and I over the abandonment of history in our public schools.
"How smart does the government want people to be?" she wondered. "It's so easy to manipulate people when they are not aware of what's going on." She remembered, as I do, how students once began learning the basics of American history in the first grade and learned the crucial details later on.
The entrance of Youngken's museum is less than 100 paces from Trout Hall, built in 1770 as the home of James Allen, son of Judge William Allen, founder of Allentown. She said it was at Trout Hall, according James Allen's diary, that an amazing stroke of luck helped the American cause.
Allen, she said, shared some of the views of the Founding Fathers, but remained loyal to George III, which caused him to be despised as a "Tory" by many. At one point, a carriage carrying his wife and daughter was surrounded by militia members who threatened them with bayonets.
"They could be a bit on the nasty side," Youngken said of some patriots. Eventually, Allen was placed under what amounted to house arrest at Trout Hall. "In some ways I feel a lot of empathy for him," she said. "He was caught in something … it was a hard time. Everything was in flux. … He was being loyal to his king, to his government."
Trout Hall overlooks what was then called the King's Highway, she said, and one day, as recorded in his diary, Allen observed unusual "traffic" on that road, heading into Allentown, and recorded that hundreds of wagons were accompanied by officers and members of Congress. That, obviously, was the convoy from Philadelphia carrying a special bell, among other things.
Had Allen notified the Redcoats, it probably would have been the end of what we now call the Liberty Bell.
Allen was allowed to go to Philadelphia in 1778 and died there, perhaps of tuberculosis, at the age of 37. That year, the Liberty Bell also was returned to Philadelphia, where it cracked many years later.
It continued to be rung, but gently, with a mallet, until 1945, to mark the end of World War II, said Jerry Still, a tour guide at the Liberty Bell Museum. He said on special occasions, the museum's replica (the crack is only painted) is rung with gusto using its big clapper, and let me give it a whack.
The motto on the Liberty Bell and its replica: "Proclaim liberty throughout all the land unto all the inhabitants thereof." That's from Leviticus 25:10, and I sometimes oppose the imposition of religious dogma on people, but not this time.
I am more concerned that the idea of proclaiming liberty, along with the appreciation of history, may be lost unless schools reverse course and start teaching meaningful history lessons again.
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Did Patrick Peterson steal Richard Sherman's Pro Bowl spot?
A second-year pro, Peterson has picked off seven passes while collecting 53 tackles. He's been regularly matched up with the opponent's best receiver, and for the most part done an excellent job keeping them in check.
Peterson's effort this season was rewarded with a spot in the Pro Bowl, his second trip in as many seasons (first as a cornerback).
NFL.com's Greg Rosenthal believes the former first-round pick has been fine, but should not be heading to Hawaii. Instead, he believes Seattle's Richard Sherman should have gotten the nod.
It's an absolute joke that Patrick Peterson made the NFC team over Sherman. Peterson is a very talented cornerback and improved this season for the Arizona Cardinals, but his play was too up and down. We'd also put Antoine Winfield on the team over Tim Jennings or Peterson, although Jennings was plenty worthy.
A second-year pro himself, Sherman has tallied 61 tackles to go with seven interceptions this season. One of the best corners in the game, he recently won an appeal for what would have been a suspension due to use of performance-enhancing drugs. A case can certainly be made for Sherman's inclusion on the NFC roster, and that he wasn't is a bit of a shame.
ProFootballFocus.com ranks the former Stanford Cardinal second among cornerbacks, whereas the Arizona Cardinal Peterson comes in at 14th.
The players have comparable stats, though Sherman's team has been far more successful than Peterson's. Did the PED allegations play a role in the Seahawk being snubbed? Perhaps.
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The Orlando Magic are losers of 12 of their last 13 games but get the opportunity to take advantage of a tired, depleted team when they host the Los Angeles Lakers on Friday. The Magic could not overcome a big deficit in a 112-109 loss to the Atlanta Hawks on Wednesday and are struggling on the inside with center Nikola Vucevic sidelined. The Lakers are playing the second night of a back-to-back after falling at Miami on Thursday.Pau Gasol continues to provide steady minutes for Los Angeles but the team cannot seem to keep pace on the defensive end. Los Angeles allowed the Heat to shoot 57.7 percent from the field on Thursday and are surrendering an average of 114.5 points while dropping eight of the last 10. Gasol has scored at least 20 points in six straight and 10 of the last 12 and is averaging 12.2 rebounds this month, but he is often the lone frontcourt player on the floor in a small-ball lineup that has trouble getting stops.TV: 7 p.m. ET, TWC SportsNet (Los Angeles), FSN Florida (Orlando)ABOUT THE LAKERS (16-27): Los Angeles dropped to 2-3 on its seven-game road trip with the 109-102 loss to Miami on Thursday and will finish up at the New York Knicks after dealing with Orlando. Kobe Bryant is traveling with the team and is expected to have his left knee examined early next week when the team finally returns home. The Lakers could use the veteran superstar to provide something of a mid-range presence to a lineup that is relying heavily on 3-point shots from the likes of Nick Young, Jodie Meeks and Ryan Kelly.ABOUT THE MAGIC (11-32): Vucevic is expected to miss his 10th straight game with a concussion, and Orlando is 1-14 in games the big man has missed this season. The Magic went to a smaller lineup with Jameer Nelson, Victor Oladipo and Arron Afflalo starting in the backcourt together against the Hawks and got a combined 47 points and 17 assists out of the trio but could not make up a 42-33 disadvantage on the glass. Tobias Harris is averaging 15.9 points and 8.4 rebounds in the last nine games without Vucevic, but he and Glen Davis together have not been able to replicate Vucevic's consistent double-double output.BUZZER BEATERS1. The teams split the two meetings last season, with the Lakers taking a 106-97 decision at Orlando on March 12 behind 39 points and 16 rebounds from since-departed Dwight Howard.2. Los Angeles F Xavier Henry (bruised right knee) has been out since Dec. 29 and is anticipating a return this weekend, though likely not Friday.3. Young is averaging 26.3 points in three games since returning from a one-game suspension.PREDICTION: Lakers 106, Magic 103
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Best Baby Cereal
We're starting cereal a few weeks early. He needs more than breastmilk and our doctor told us to just try to get as close to six months as possible, which I feel like we've done (he's 22 weeks). I'm looking for personal opinions on brand. Were you ever specifically cautioned against one? I'm really nervous about this and have been researching, but there really doesn't seem to be much to research, to be honest.Mommy to Mr. Ivan Eli
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July 13th, 2013 03:01 PM #3
None. Don't use it. It's low on nutrition and babies don't need it, nor are they able to properly digest starch until around a year old.
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I'm with @milasmama. I'm very passionate about weaning, I think waiting another 2 weeks will make a world of a difference but if you are adamant to start now I would avoid baby cereals. They are loaded with bad things and aren't nutritious.
I did baby led weaning with Amelie (and will do with Daisy) so that's something for you to consider. Baby led weaning is feeding your baby what you eat - No pureed mushes or blended foods, simply what the rest of the family is eating in smaller portions and cut up small to minimise the risk of choking.
Baby cereals are something I'd avoid like the plague if I were doing traditional weaning.
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My goodness, I don't know how I could have missed all of this. It looks like I have a lot more research to do. Thank you for bringing this up.Mommy to Mr. Ivan Eli
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Ditto to all this. I wouldn't, personally do cereal. We don't eat any other processed food and very little refined carbs as it is, so I couldn't justify feeding my baby that. The ingredients are terrible, if you look. We also did baby led weaning, and I loved it. She ate unprocessed steel cut oats, like I did many mornings, but that was it for cereal. Some of her first food was meat!


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"One Life to Live" (1968-2012)
Multiple personalities are as much a soap opera standard as amnesia, evil twins and returning from the dead -- in "One Life to Live," for instance, main character Viki Lord (Erika Slezak) has struggled with DID throughout the decades. Caught between wanting to please her controlling, abusive millionaire dad Victor and to be herself, Viki developed the alternate personality of Niki Smith, a wild party girl who complicated issues by falling for Vinny Wolek (Antony Ponzini) despite Viki's being in love with reporter Joe Riley (Lee Patterson). While Viki was treated for her condition, Niki would pop up again and again to wreak havok on Viki's life over the years (though she did also come to the rescue), eventually joined by other alters that included 14-year-old male Tommy, the psychotic and murderous Tori and a version of Viki's father. Viki's daughter Jessica (Erin Torpey, later Bree Williamson) was released to have inherited her mother's condition, enabling the nutty storylines to continue across generations.
"Taxi" (1978-1983)
The producers of "Taxi" allowed Andy Kaufman to give the character of Latka Gravas different personalities to keep the comedian/performance artist from getting tired of always playing the same role, one inspired by his Foreign Man act. Latka, was an innocent, friendly and heavily accented immigrant from an unspecified country, but his alter ego Vic Ferrari, born from Latka's studying of radio DJs and Playboy magazines, was slick, a ladies' man and somehow spoke much better English. In the season four episode "Mr. Personalities," Latka is taken to a psychiatist after developing other alters, including that of the cowboy Arlo and the English Jeffrey, eventually taking on the personality of colleague Alex (Judd Hirsch), and offering up a deeper understanding of the man's life than Alex himself possesses. "Family Matters" character Steve Urkel (Jaleel White) had a similarly suave, smooth-talking alter ego -- Stefan Urquelle.
"Melrose Place" (1992-1999)
Marcia Cross's Dr. Kimberly Shaw was in multiple comas, attempted suicide more than once, stole a baby, had hallucinations, blew up a building and continually swore revenge on her enemies, including her scheming sometimes-love and sometimes-tormentor Michael Mancini (Thomas Calabro). So when she developed dissociative identity disorder in season four of the Aaron Spelling primetime soap, it was only the latest (literally) insane thing to happen to the character. The best thing about Kimberly's adventure in multiple personalities was that her initial alter, Betsy, a Bree Van de Kamp-style prim and perfect housewife who did the ironing, hosted tupperware parties (!) and would sooner set a sofa on fire than use it again after people have had sex on it -- also, she wanted to kill Michael, not a new urge on the show. Later, another alter, the cigar-smoking biker chick Rita, showed up ("Rita knows how to take care of her man"), and Kimberly attempted to get help from Dr. Peter Burns (Jack Wagner), only to be taken over by Betsy, who then tried to go Nurse Ratched on everyone.


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From the Qibya massacre, to Sabra and Shatila and the dirty tricks, lies and deceptions that made the West Bank settlements what they are today, Ariel Sharon has caused unimaginable damage to Israel, its army, morality, and political life. (Translated by Sol Salbe) On Saturday night, as soon as Ariel Sharon's death became known, our hyperactive education minister, Shai Piron, rushed to announce that teachers would devote part of the following day's lesson to Sharon's legacy. These classes would be based on prepared outlines which were supposed to be distributed in the morning. You can get a really good idea of what…Read More... | 18 Comments


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Ta-Nehisa Coates is a little late with his take on the Brad Paisley song "Accidental Racist." (Here's Phillip Tutor's column from April.) Regardless, Coates' remarks are worth a read.
Coates writes:
If you accept that the Confederacy fought to preserve and expand slavery, then you might begin to understand how the descendants of the enslaved might regard symbols of that era. And you might also begin to understand that "offense" doesn't even begin to cover it. Reading Penthouse while having Christmas dinner with your grandmother is offensive. Donning the symbols of those who fought for right to sell Henry Brown's wife and child is immoral.
It is important to speak this way. Nothing is changed by banishing the Confederate Flag out of a desire to be polite or inoffensive. The Confederate Flag should not die because black people have come to feel a certain way about their country, it should die when white people come to feel a certain way about themselves. It can't be for me. It has to be for you.
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SOUTH BEND -- A 50-year-old Mishawaka man will spend nearly six years in federal prison for his role in a 2007 bank robbery.
Timothy Johnson, who was indicted by a grand jury last November for his role in the robbery, was sentenced to 70 months in prison last week after pleading guilty to the crime.
Johnson is believed to be one of three men who entered the 1st Source Bank at 2323 S. Michigan St. on July 16, 2007. According to Tribune story from that time, one of the suspects was arrested shortly afterward -- but Johnson and the other man escaped. Later, police were able to find a car used in the robbery, as well as money and clothing that had been stained when a dye pack exploded.
That, along with DNA evidence, was likely presented to the grand jury in November, leading ultimately to Johnson's arrest last year.
In a plea agreement, Johnson admitted to entering the bank, and that it was wrong.
"I do not dispute that my actions assaulted and put in jeopardy the life of another person," part of Johnson's plea agreement read.
Besides the 70-month sentence, U.S. District Judge Jon DeGuilio also ordered Johnson to pay restitution of $16,852 and to serve three years on supervised release.
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One of the highlights of the 24th edition will be the Face to Face discussions to be hosted after certain performances by dance writer Adrienne Sichel. She will discuss with the dance makers the various aspects and creative processes regarding their staged works. Audiences will be invited to join in the conversations.
To set the pace for Dance Umbrella 2012 Sichel will talk to collaborators Nelisiwe Xaba and Mocke J van Veuren at Goodman on Arts on Main on February 16. Their Uncles & Angels is an interactive dance/video work which interrogates the annual Reed Dance celebration in Kwa-Zulu Natal. This preview performance is at 18:30 followed by the Face to Face at 19:30.
On February18 at about 21:30 Gregory Vuyani Maqoma will discuss his new work Exit/Exist together with director James Ngcobo and others of the creative team. Exit/Exist is a reflection on the role the renowned Chief Maqoma played in the history of the Xhosa people.
February 19 features Jay Pather speaking about Qaphela Caesar! after the 18:00 performance in the Johannesburg Old Stock Exchange. Selected performers will join him. This site specific, mixed-media work is based on Shakespeare's Julius Caesar.
Another dance pioneer, Alfred Hinkel, now based in Namaqualand, will premiere Dansmetdieduiwels (age restriction: no under 16) which explores Church doctrines and how they can affect daily life. The performance, followed by the discussion, is on February 22 at 19:30 in the Market Theatre.
Internationally renowned South African choreographer Robyn Orlin brings back her prestigious Daddy, I've seen this piece six times before, and I still don't know why they're hurting each other…six performers fight over the same space, while they wait for their director to arrive! You can join Robyn and her cast after the performance on February 23, at 22:00.
On February 27 at 20:00 Desiré Davids presents her very personal multi-media piece WHO IS THIS?…Beneath my Skin at the Dance Factory at 20:00. She will elaborate on how her persona is imposed upon by culture, racial prejudice and apartheid history.
Sifiso Kweyama and Moeketsi Koena share the Laager Theatre with two works which investigate how changes can, or don't, affect one's life and Kieron Jina performs a solo work called Homodryer in the Laager Theatre at 21:00. On February 29, at 21:30, after both programmes, Sichel will speak to the three choreographers about their respective histories and artistic approaches.
Vincent Mantsoe presents a new creation called Opera for Fools which reflects on when Soweto, Alexandra and other townships in South Africa were the centre stage for what happened in this country in the 1970s and 1980s. His interview is on March 3 after the 20:30 performance.
The final Face to Face conversation is with Dada Masilo at the Dance Factory, following the final performance of her new work Death and the Maidens on Sunday 4 March at 14:00. Indeed a fitting finale to an exciting Dance Umbrella 2012.
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You should go to a mosque to pray salah . Why would you have to do wudhu in a dirty place ? In mosques there are places for wudhu . If you can't go to a mosque , carry sufficient pure water in a bottle , a big pot and a prayer rug ( jainamaz ) with you . When you want to do wudhu sit on the prayer rug and keep the pot on the prayer rug under your hands . Using the water do wudhu in the pot ( wash your mouth , face , hands , head , feet , and while doing wudhu the water should drop into the pot ) . Now throw away the dirty water after doing wudhu ( somewhere like toilete or basin ) . Then pray salah on the prayer rug . And if you can't even do this then you should do tayamum .
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Travel and Entertainment Policy
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Travel meal expenses are the cost of meals when on an out-of-town or overnight business trip. Actual and reasonable meal expenses (including gratuities) will be reimbursed up to the daily meal per diem rate allowable using the United States government guidelines for each locality. The following criteria will be utilized when reimbursing personal travel meals:
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- Meals in route are allowable during business travel days (from one day prior to the actual dates of University business related activity through the final day of the University related activity).
- Although the allowable daily per diem rate will not be prorated for partial days (the day of departure and return), meal receipts at the home city will not be accepted or reimbursed, with the exception of meal receipts at the home city airport. Acceptable receipts are:
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- Ask the waiter to charge your portion of the meal expense to your credit card. (for example, a $10, $20, or $30 each) Your personal credit card receipt is sufficient documentation for the reimbursement.
- If you are paying for the entire meal and getting reimbursed by your colleagues for their portion, simply write the # of individuals attending the meal on the receipt and divide the total by that number to identify your portion of the meal.
- A restaurant tear tab may be submitted as supporting documentation of the expense when you are unable to get receipts as described in items 1) and 2) above. The tear tab must contain the name of the restaurant, date, total amount and the signature of the claimant (faculty/staff member). Tear tabs should be used on an exception basis only.
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Business meals are those meals taken with clients, prospects or non-University associates during which a specific business discussion takes place. Actual and reasonable meal expenses (including gratuities up to 20%) will be reimbursed. Check with Sponsored Programs before incurring any business meals on a sponsored agreement.
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Entertainment Expenses are those expenses incurred while entertaining guests of the University and include events such as social and recreational activities, when a business discussion takes place immediately before, during or after the event. Entertainment expenses must be approved IN ADVANCE by the employee's immediate supervisor. Entertainment expenses are unallowable on federally-sponsored agreements.
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Original receipts such as an itemized bill, credit card receipt, cash register receipt, or American Express statement are acceptable receipts. (Every effort should be made to obtain an itemized receipt from restaurant establishments.) However, for expenditures under $25, a restaurant tear tab may be submitted as supporting documentation of the expense. The tear tab must contain the name of the restaurant, date, total amount and the signature of the claimant (faculty/staff member).
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Five men eating on the ground. A carriage is in the background . There are plates, cups, a pan and a barrel in the picture. Written below the photo: "Identification: (from memory) Man in the striped shirt, N. T. Porter, clockwise from him: Mr. Lewis, Mr. Middleton (a guest), Howard R. Driggs, (The man with his back to the camera, unknown) " ; there are three copies ; on copy three : "faculty members Claude Lewis and Howard R. Driggs join Dr. Middleton, N. T. Porter, and an unidentified man in a "Thanksgiving Dinner" on the homeward journey of a Branch Normal School recruiting visit".
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The Salt Lake Tribune reports ( http://bit.ly/Umy9Gb) that Samantha Gordon of Herriman goes by the nickname "Sweet Feet."
Gordon ran for more than 2,000 yards and scored 35 touchdowns in a just-completed season for the Gremlin Division of the Ute Conference—football for little leaguers.
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Argh..2 hours ?? It would take me a week to make something half as good.
I really wanted to enter this contest this year, but I've got so many new bits of software on my plate to learn...anyway, threw together a 2 hour special entry this evening. It's not great, but it's an entry!
I used one of the slum textures I put up on the elements subforum.
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Argh..2 hours ?? It would take me a week to make something half as good.
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lol, there were lots of short cuts involved...actually probably more like 3-4 hours in the end.
Well, I'll read that book if you've got it! Nice one!
I probably invested like 25 hrs on mine haha. Aww well, an entry is an entry,good stuff Rav's.
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Looks sharp to me. If you had more time, having the streets conform to the texture a bit would improve it I think. Nice one!
Those streets were really beginning to annoy me, so I redid them, and gave the map a proper border. It's looking respectable now!
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Hmm... for some reason the link to the larger image is throwing an invalid thingummy... the thumbnail certainly looks good.
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As I write this column, I'm playing hurt.
Well, at least as far as you know, I'm hurt.
I'm on the ground, writhing in pain. It appears I've been hit with carpel tunnel syndrome, and I'm waiting for the training staff to help me off the office floor and back to my desk.
What you don't know is that I'm faking the injury, hoping to slow you — the reader — down until I come up my next line.
Apparently I'm not the only who favors this tactic.
College football coaches are grousing about what they perceive as high-profile examples of teams faking injuries to gain a competitive advantage.
Cal coach Sonny Dykes hinted Northwestern players were faking injuries to slow down the Golden Bears offense during his team's 44-30 loss to the Wildcats Aug. 31. Northwestern coach Pat Fitzgerald vehemently denied using the tactic.
Clemson fans were skeptical, to say the least, when Georgia linebacker Leonard Floyd dropped to ground during what appeared to be suspicious circumstances. The Tigers were driving down the field during their 38-35 win over the then-No. 5 ranked Bulldogs and many thought Floyd stayed down to buy time for the Georgia defense.
"Faking . . . injuries has always kind of been there," said former Arkansas and Ole Miss coach Houston Nutt, who is now an analyst for CBS Sports. "But there hasn't been a major focus on it because I think, up until this time, there's weren't as many fast-paced, up-tempo offenses."
Teams like Oregon, which runs close to four plays per minute, put immense pressure on defenses trying to substitute players from the sidelines before the ball is snapped. The up-tempo style of play seems to inspire teams to ask players to drop to the ground with an "injury," buying time to send in the right players or just to give players a breather without burning a timeout.
"As a coach — on the sidelines — I don't like if someone is just faking it," Nutt said. "But the problem is, as far as from the officials' standpoint, how do you know it's not a legitimate injury?"
Officials have no recourse to question whether an injury is real or fake.
"There never has been a rule to faking injuries," Nutt added.
Arkansas coach Bret Bielema, a strong defense-oriented coach who has complained about the pressure added by high-tempo spread offenses, was asked about faking injuries during the SEC's annual football media days in July. Bielema responded, "I'm not an actor . . . I can't tell you how to tell a kid how to fake an injury."
"I tell a player all the time, If you're injured, go down, stay down."
Former NFL great Brian Urlacher told Fox Sports 1 the Chicago Bears used to fake injuries to slow down fast-paced offenses. He said the Bears even named a "designated dive guy" to fake an injury when called upon by coaches.
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Spring FestivalThe Museum of Arts and Sciences is hosting the Master Gardeners of Central Georgia's 1st Annual Spring Festival. Visit the "Ask a Master Gardener" booth and participate in youth activities, including butterfly art and seed planting. The Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia will present youth activities, including butterfly art and see ...
58th Annual Pet ShowThe Annual Pet Show, hosted by the Museum Guild, will return to the Museum of Arts and Sciences in its 58th year on Sunday, April 27, 2014. This long-running event offers Museum visitors a fun, family-friendly afternoon of entertainment. Schedule of Events Registration Opens 2:00 pm Judging: Dogs / Cats / Others Best Costume 3:00 pm Awards Pre ...
Protégé 2014The 11th Annual Protégé Competition and Exhibition, which features works by high school students from Central Georgia at the Museum of Arts and Sciences, opens with an Awards Reception on Friday, March 28, 2014. Working with local school systems, students enter works in the juried competition, which is judged by an expert artist. Their work is cel ...
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Quilts, Textiles & FibersQuilts, Textiles & Fibers is a three-gallery exhibition contrasting the traditional art of quilt making with modern textiles and fiber arts. Dozens of traditional geometric quilts from the Museum's Permanent and Education Collections and more will be on display from January 14 through May 18, 2014 (Note: The "Quilts" will be on di ...
Discovery House Reopens!With great fanfare during the "Grand Reopening" celebrations, the Museum of Arts and Sciences relaunched its distinctive Discovery House, the interactive museum for children, which offers new excitement for Kids of All Ages! The area was closed for almost three months while new exhibits were being installed and existing stations update ...
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The Story of ApolloThe Story of Apollo, an exhibition of selected space-related items from the extensive collection of local resident Rob Sumowski, is on display in the Newberry Hall science gallery immediately adjacent to the entrance of the Mark Smith Planetarium. (more…)
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I got sweatshirts today they are all done and in my car right now. If you are going on the run Sat you can pick them up then. As for the run Sat we will meet at 5pm at JDirt and my house. Wouldn't that be cool to run our jeeps through it but it wouldn't be as scary. Wheeling machine you can change your name it isnt too late. You didn't get a name on your sweatshirt. It is only too late if your name is on your sweatshirt what it is on here. haha.. Mommabear will never live that down. :)
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We had a great time. I led us in circles trying to get to Empire by trail. Someday I'll learn to listen to my nagavator. Ktown, his better half, 94kota, his new to wheelin' girlfriend (I hope I didn't scare her), American Soldier, and me were the crew for the night. The hayride was a blast. It was cold but they gave us blankys. We beat up a pretty wicked sand hill. (Momma Bear knows the one). Anyway, hope to do it again soon. We need to get more of us together at the same time. And you guys need to get CBs (you know who you are, you're the ones who can't hear us talking about you )
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