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Alyssamd24 posted 8/13/2013 12:39 PM
It has been 8 months since my A was discovered and my BH kicked me out of my home.
Since then I have tried to do what is needed to show him I am sorry and want to rebuild our relationship.
I am going to IC, we have gone to MC (and are planning on continuing) I have gone NC with the AP and am searching for a new job. I am trying to better myself as a whole person rather than just fix the obvious things.
I have made it well known to my BH that I want to go home and think it's necessary if we really want to R. He told me I would be able to move back home "sooner rather than later". That was 2 months ago.
I realize that I am the cause of us being apart and I am the one who damaged our relationship. It's my fault we are in this situation. But I am beginning to feel more frustrated as each day passes....I am starting to resent him for not letting me back home. But then I think I don't have the right to be upset because it is my actions that got us here. I am beginning to lose hope that we are going to R and don't think he truly wants me to come back. Each time I ask him he says he does, but I don't see that.
AStar posted 8/13/2013 13:05 PM
Hope you don't mind a comment from a BS.
Maybe you need to ask your H what you need to do to get back home. What does he need from you.
My WH thinks he is doing everything right- and he is doing everything that they tell the WS here.
However its not enough for me.
In my heart there is nothing he can do to undo his betrayal - I can not deal with it. I can not deal with his lies and deception.
In truth, no matter what he does I will never trust him and I want a divorce. I just don't know how to tell him... And yes it's less than a month since DDay.
So please ask your H to be honest with you. Ask him what he needs from you. Try to have an honest conversation as to how you can R.
Hopefully in your case you can. In mine, with him doing everything right now, we can't or I don't want to- damage is done. I just haven't had that honest conversation yet.
And from your post, your frustration, I think its given me some strength to start a conversation with my H.
Thank you for your words from the other side.
TxsT posted 8/13/2013 13:08 PM
As there was no stop sign on your post I was hoping you wouldn't mind hearing from a BS.
I hear exactly what you are saying in this post and I understand your frustration. My WH didn't use the word resentful though, his was more shear frustration of not knowing how to help me. He was clueless when it came to understanding just exactly what it was that he had done to me with his LTA (4years). I was a horrible mess physically, emotionally and mentally. What I didn't understand in my darkness was how his inability to feel like he was helping was causing his guilt, pain and disrespect for himself to come sharply into focus. My triggers were my pain and his shame all rolled into one. I had no way of even understanding myself at that time let alone grasping this concept.
For some reason, and I am not even going to try and guess as to what this may be, your husband may not yet feel like you are truly remorseful. you say and feel you are "doing all the right things with MC/IC but are your actions and words showing him your remorse and devotion to trying to get to R???
Have you asked him why he is reluctant to let you back home?
Have you voiced your concern that R might be but a fleeting distant thought unless the two of you spend more quality time working together through this?
Not knowing the whole story I am only speculating. But it wasn't until I internalized my husbands actions as truly remorseful was I able to move forward and become more positive.
Open and honest communication is your best bet....but do not blame, do not capitulate. Honestly tell him how you feel about not getting to move back home. Honestly ask him to tell you his reasons for not being able to let you do that yet. If he answers DO NOT SAY ONE WORD UNTIL HE IS FINISHED....that is very key. It might even work if you regurgitate what he says so you know you heard it right and he knows you got it. Once you have that first open conversation you MIGHT be surprised where your journey might go.
[This message edited by TxsT at 1:14 PM, August 13th (Tuesday)]
TimeToManUp posted 8/13/2013 13:12 PM
Just like your BH, you have the right to feel however you feel. Nobody can tell you that your feelings are wrong. You feel what you feel, y'know? The question is, how do those feelings help you achieve your goal? Being resentful is unlikely to help you find your way back to your husband. And besides, your husband allowing you back is a goal that is completely out of your control. You could be 100% remorseful, truthful, transparent, become a model WW and mother... And he may still not want you back. It hurts to hear it, it's soul-crushing, but it's true. He may never come to grips with what you did and this may be a deal-breaker. All you can control is YOU. Fix you, take this time away to get healthy, do some introspection. Look at yourself and your life and see where you went wrong, fix it, and take measures to assure it won't happen again. All you can really do is make yourself someone that your husband WOULD WANT. And if he doesn't ever want you back, as sad as that may be, at least you will be a healthier person for the next (single) man that comes along.
I couldn't possibly relate more to your issues with the job (if you've never read any of my posts). I know how hard that is. I wish you luck on all fronts.
TxsT posted 8/13/2013 13:23 PM
Time.....I have had the pleasure of reading many of your posts. I respect you, I respect your honesty. You come across to me as a person who truly "gets it".
I am on a mission to try and understand my husbands own struggles. He and I have been able to share many of his feelings of self loathing, shame, disgust at his actions. What I am trying to do now that I am stronger and our R is healthier is to help him get out of his pain. He has been a rock for me for the last year...he has been patient, loving, respectful, remorseful, and has from minute 1 tried his very hardest to help me get to where I am today. Through this journey though I have come to realize that he will never forgive himself if I don't force the issue. He is a horrible internalizer and a bad communicator when he knows what he has to say might hurt me. He gets that's how his WHY came about. It kills him as much as it kills me to know that some simple and carefully guided fixes years ago would have allowed us to skip this horrible reality in our M.
He wants to return to IC but we have spent a mere fortune getting to today. I would appreciate any words of wise dome you may have that might help me on my quest. Several attempts at honest communication have been disastrous on my part. I now feel like he did a year ago when I was in need of his assistance.
Reaching out from the other side is just as hard!!!!
StrongerOne posted 8/13/2013 19:23 PM
I'm wondering if your BH is still "friends" with that other woman, and if so, is this part of your resentment?
As for the expense of IC -- cheaper than divorce, maintaining two households, etc. See if there is something that can be cut out or cut back to pay for IC.
I have been following your posts and see how you are trying hard to do the right thing. You can support and help your BH, but as you know you can't do his healing for him. And eight months is not a very long time, for a BS. Even without the complication of his special female friend.
SuperDuperWonderboy posted 8/13/2013 19:33 PM
Hang in there, your frustrations are valid.
I don't know if I have any good advice for you, but you have been making good progress.
I don't know if the other BS's will appreciate these thoughts or not, but one of the things that helped snap me out of my "victim role" was when my wife finally told me that she saw a lawyer and wanted a divorce. Not saying that your husband is adopting a victim role--I merely point this out because we often say in the BS forums that you have to be willing to let go of a marriage to save it. The same may apply here. This limbo thing has gone on long enough. Yes, your actions did this to your marriage. But your actions alone can't save it now. Without him committing to working on R and letting you move back home, the chances of R are getting smaller and smaller.
Stay strong.
Alyssamd24 posted 8/13/2013 21:17 PM
Thank you everyone for your support. My BH is no longer "friends" with the other woman. After our last discussion with about her he realized spending time with her wasn't helping us and told her they can't hang out. He and I spoke tonight and I told him basically what you have all said...that I can't go back and take back what I did even though I would like to. All I can do now is focus on the future and make the changes I need to be better. I would like to show him I have changed but can only do that if he lets me.
I also told him that if he doesn't let me move back home soon I am going to start to look for an apartment for our daughter and I. I can't force him to want to R with me, but instead am going to focus on the changes I need to make so I can build a life for me and my daughter.
84CF posted 8/13/2013 21:53 PM
Speaking as a BH here, I must say that while on a certain level I understand your frustration, I think it also comes from a sense of expectation that might not be fair. It is possible that your BH just can't tell you that it is over, but if I had to guess, I think it is more likely that he is simply (and quite justifiably) still afraid and unsure. Forcing the issue will only deepen and confirm that fear as it will demonstrate that you are only doing what you have been doing with the expectation that he will then be obligated to give something back to you in return. As long as you think this way, he will sense it and on some level, deep inside, resent the obligation. In making amends you are simply giving back what you have already taken. He owes you nothing in return.
Figure out (gently, lovingly, compassionately, thoughtfully, remorsefully) what he is still afraid of. Own it. Be grateful for the fact that he still keeps open a window of opportunity. Make him know that no matter what, whether you eventually reconcile or not, you will do whatever it takes, for as long as it takes, to heal his fear. Don't expect anything in return.
If you truly do all that with 100% conviction, things will start moving forward to whatever future you and your husband will have.
Best of luck.
[This message edited by 84CF at 9:56 PM, August 13th (Tuesday)]
TimeToManUp posted 8/13/2013 21:56 PM
I apologize in advance for the t/j here.
TxsT - I can assure you that in my head, I do certainly get it. Putting it all into practical use in my own life? That hasn't been so smooth. But I feel I'm finally bridging that gap, one plank at a time. So as far as advice goes, I feel your husband has to forgive himself. He has to. He is constructing his own prison by not doing so. For the first 10 months or so post D-Day, I couldn't stop thinking about what people would think of me and my actions. In our darkest times, I felt like I wanted to leave, but couldn't stand the thought of not only having cheated on my wife, but then also walking out on our family. I never seriously planned on leaving, but the thoughts crossed my mind like I'm sure they have for many WSes who have run the gauntlet of R. But at some point, I realized that y'know what? I did what I did. It can't be changed. It was awful, but that doesn't mean I AM AWFUL. I still had value left in me. If I hadn't let go of that fear of judgement I don't know where I'd be right now. Our attempt at R right now is on thin ice, but it certainly feels like the temperature is dropping and the ice is getting more stable. I don't know if I was able to give you any of the advice you were looking for, but I wish you good luck and I hope he can find that self-forgiveness. I am confident that once he does, a lot of that explosiveness will be defused.
heartache101 posted 8/13/2013 22:08 PM
Just what would he do if you just showed up with your bags packed and in the house??? Throw you out?
You could sleep in the guest room. But atleast you would be home. Just what I would do and I am a BS.
Hugs doll..
TimeToManUp posted 8/13/2013 22:13 PM
it will demonstrate that you are only doing what you have been doing with the expectation that he will then be obligated to give something back to you in return. As long as you think this way, he will sense it and on some level, deep inside, resent the obligation.
Oh yes, how I know this concept well. I don't remember when this revelation came to me, but it was a big one. Nothing builds resentment as quickly or as powerfully as doing good deeds for others and expecting a reciprocation that doesn't come.
Prior to my A, my job was a blessing rather than an albatross. I was by far the most successful member of my family. I would frequently pay for things for my unemployed brother or give generous gifts to my sister and her family, etc. I would regularly pay for my brother to play on our hockey team, and tell him he could do some handyman type work around our house in return, but never call in the favor. After doing this for years, I would still generally be treated in a manner that I felt was a least a little less than I deserved. So the resentment would start to build inside of me. I'm doing all of these nice things, why am I not being treated better? The fact is, there is no guarantee that someone will reciprocate your efforts. You need to do it for YOU. Do it because it makes you feel good to do it, not because doing it may lead to an external validation that feels good. If you were serving meals at a soup kitchen, there is a good chance that some, or even a lot, of the people coming through will be unpleasant. They are living a miserable life, being served food by some suburbanite who is going to leave and go back to their warm home while they go find a thick cardboard box to sleep on. You need to find your pleasure in the act of helping, not in the validation of your efforts.
In the end, even though my brother and I don't always get along great, I really enjoyed playing on the same hockey team with him, and I continued to pay for him to play for that reason. He's got a job now, so that is no longer an issue.
In the end, Alyssa, do it for you, not for him. If you do it for you, you'll have no reason to be resentful.
Trying33 posted 8/14/2013 05:03 AM
I also told him that if he doesn't let me move back home soon I am going to start to look for an apartment for our daughter and I. I can't force him to want to R with me, but instead am going to focus on the changes I need to make so I can build a life for me and my daughter.
Yes Alyssa, YES!
It's one thing him not letting you back in because he's still not ready and communicating a time frame to you. It's another thing you being in no mans land wondering what the eff is happening every night before you go to sleep.
It's not that easy living with parents after having your own home and life. I love my parents but living back with them would drive me crazy. If it was short-term I'd cope but your situation is now verging on long-term.
Do it. Just like you started looking for another job, also start looking for an apartment. You have to start leading your own life and not stop your life waiting for an answer.
If R on the cards then so be it but in the meantime you're forging ahead with your own life.
84CF posted 8/14/2013 07:47 AM
This is the last that I'll post in your thread if you don't ask for it specifically, but I have to say, without meaning any offense to anyone, that much of the advice you're receiving about how your resentment is valid and that you should try to force your way back is, IMO, dead wrong. Listen to TimeToManUp. Listen to me.
If you push your BH's decision in any way, it will be a sure way to kill any chance of real reconciliation that you might have. He may let you back in the short term, but in the long term it will lead to further resentment and fear. Be certain of that. Be certain also that it is exactly the opposite of true reconciliation.
The fact that he is still talking to you, still saying that he wants to reconcile, means that there is still a chance. Pretend it's the last ember in a fire that you need to relight. Don't extinguish it by forcing it to burn more brightly than it does. Treat it gently and value it for what it is: hope.
[This message edited by 84CF at 7:51 AM, August 14th (Wednesday)]
StrongerOne posted 8/14/2013 10:39 AM
Very painful My FWH offered to move out after DDay, and regularly for almost a year afterwards. I always said no -- even though I often couldn't stand to look at him, when just his being in the same room made me cry -- because I was afraid that would be the end of a really good marriage, the loss of a (mostly) good husband and a good dad. My heart really breaks for both of you.
Sorry about the t/j
So, if you cannot come to a compromise with your BH about moving back into the house, whether it be in the guest room or whatever, then I think you do need to get a place for yourself and your daughter. No matter how wonderful your parents may be, it's got to be hard for you to feel like an adult living in their house. And you need a place to be with your daughter, and your daughter needs a place to be with *you*. Work out with your BH a visitation schedule. Keep going to IC. Will your BH go to MC with you?
Wishing you continued strength as you try to do the right thing.
Alyssamd24 posted 8/14/2013 20:54 PM
I do understand what you are saying and agree with it. I don't want to push my way back in or pressure him to R, I want him to want it.
I know that he is still afraid of letting me back in and trusting me and think that's why he hasn't let me move back home. But I also think he hasn't really dealt with any of his pain yet and is still suppressing it. Each time we have talked he has agreed that he has to face it and deal with it, yet admitted to me last night he hasn't done any of his own work yet to do this. I know it's going to take time for him and realize I can't push it.
But on the other hand, I can't keep going there for a few hours at a time simply to have sex with him and then go back to my parents house...I know that sounds ridiculous but that is actually what happens...I feel like the only reason he wants me to go there is just for that reason....he says he likes to be physical with me cuz it helps him feel connected to me. I understand that but we need to connect in other ways too....we need to sit down and communicate and work on our problems....each time we try he says he knows he needs to figure stuff out, but then never does.
I want to give him time to heal and process, but at the sane time, like others have said, I need to work on myself and get my own shit in order. I need to focus on myself and being a good mother to my daughter.
I hope that makes some sense....Thank you for your responses, I do appreciate them.
HarvesterofSorro posted 8/14/2013 21:07 PM
Get your own place
TxsT posted 8/15/2013 02:28 AM
Thank you for your response. Hubby does not have much anger thankfully, that all came out before the A came out of the closet. What he does have is huge amounts of shame, regret, remorse, and bad doubts about his personal judgement. He is having a hard time coming to grips with what he did. That's why he hates himself so much right now. Is there
Any one thing your spouse has done for you that made you feel less terrible and dirty?
authenticnow posted 8/15/2013 05:50 AM
Let's stick to support for the original poster on this thread.
BSs may ask questions of the waywards here:
Thank you .
ninebark posted 8/15/2013 07:33 AM
I am a BS and will offer my 2cents.
I know how devestating an A can be to a BS, but it seems that 8months is a long time to be living apart if he is looking to R.
I think you are correct, it is time to start living your life as if you are going to be divorced or separated. I don't think trying to force his hand will work by trying to come back into the house, but you can't live in limbo forever.
He is not going to move on if he cannot face his own emotions and work on dealing with the pain. If he can't work on himself, he won't be working on your marriage.
It sounds like you are seriously sorry for your actions and working hard to repair the damage. I wish my WH had the same attitude. I wish you luck. Take this time to work on yourself, I know when separated from my EXH I used that time to get to know myself again, and found strength I never knew I had. I think that applies to BS adn WS alike.
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I will start homeschooling my daughter starting for her 2nd grade year, she has been in public school till then. Im wandering if anyone out there takes their children to the scool in their area for specials such as art, music or gym?
is it a good idea or bad idea?
specials at the school in our district?
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Re: specials at the school in our district?
It probably won't hurt to do so, though your local school may or may not let you participate in extracurriculars. You'll have to check and find out. Generally speaking, the public schoolers who participate in extracurriculars such as art, music, and team sports are the ones committed to working hard, and are the least likely to be a bad influence.
One of my brothers was on the local high school swim team, and that's basically all it was. Endless swimming
One of my brothers was on the local high school swim team, and that's basically all it was. Endless swimming
My oldest son, 8, is homeschooled for the first time this year, and he still goes to GYM once a week with his class. He loves it and was nervous at first but the teacher explained to the class what was happening and then Cody wasn't so worried about answering questions. Check with your school principal, I live in Mass and everyone has been very supportive of our decision. We also use the school library and Cody sees his special Ed teachers four days a week. All you need to do is ask and see what happens. Cody really likes that he can still keep a bod with hos friends, but he doesn't have to worry about the bullying or frustrations of being in a class he has a hard time keeping up with academically.
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Mikono has pretty much zero commitment and is only shown "interested" (read: superficially jelly)
a) at first, because they were similarly useless
and when that changed
b) because someone else had their face in his crotch.
Not a single scene comes to mind where she was shown to care for Amata the person as opposed to Amata who she wants him to be. Hence why viewers observe that her commitment to Amata seems "weak" compared to Zessica.
I'll take it a step further, Amata is equally just running after what he wants Mikono to be- arguably an image of the mother who abandoned him.
Up until now he's been like some dog who tries to please his master, who happens to be impossible to please.
Now he's trying to find her because he believes her to be calling for him, when in reality she isn't thinking about him for five seconds and is peachy, sitting around a fire with Fudo. So as far as the famous "sensing when the lover needs you" goes, he fails at that too.
So yeah... AmataxMikono is JUST as ridiculous, especially with that inexplicable focus on Zessica and her feelings for the last 10 or so episodes.
To be clear, I'm not arguing for either pairing- I'd support the one that was executed most believably- and that is none, as far as the main characters go.
That said, both had some cute scenes. Not denying that. But while there was plenty from Amata towards Mikono, there wasn't really much from Mikono. So there... ._.
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Damn, I thought when Amata had been kissed by Zessi that he would use that power to pull her out from under the rubble and have them floating in the air =0/. Although I prefer the pairing, I still am not going to expect that relationship to play out that way.
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Being serious, I found well made that scene because from the moment they met (Zess and Amata) during the episode I started thinking of a good explanation for her to kiss him, and couldn't find any one at the moment, so basically I was waiting for a silly moment. Instead, except for that detail, her reasoning was very focused. It conveyed different meanings, love, farewell, sacrifice. And I had forgotten about Amata flying reaction.
And looking from another angle, compared to the possibility of Zessica slipping on him and then casually kissing him that was far better.
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Zessica fans... Zessica not die people, don't worry, she will be used by Mykage to do something bad in the end, I have no doubt about that... I'm indifferent to her, but I'm sure she will still show up and surprise. She is the trump card of Mykage and I'm sure she will appear at the apex of the show and do something for influence of Mykage... so at this point, any character can die in the end, Kagura, Amata, Mikono, Zessica, etc. Yes, I have a bad feeling about the end.
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It's not a bad end for her at all. She died doing something for the one she likes even if it's still and forever onesided.
It's way better than her surviving and being used as Mikage's tool which is going to happen anyway. Enough sufferings, leave her alone sadists writters...
Forthe persons who complain she's too much of a woobie here, what Kawamori has in store for her if she survived is probably way worse.
So leaving her dead is the best solution in any case.
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(And this is my last comment on this topic before it spirals into ship war... )
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It's still kinda slow with half the cast focused on the single thought "where is my ship going?"
I'm getting seriously tired of Mykage convenient magic tricks.
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I just re-watched the episode with SUBS...
From what I can deduce
1. Wings of the Sun split into fragments (not sure how many)
2. Kagura is a fragment (Mykage says this)
3. Mikono has a feeling that she has heard the right and left hand speech somewhere before.
4. Wings of the Sun will awaken
5. Mikono still needs to apologies
6. Zessica's promise (that Mykage is talking about) could be Touma's promise to the shadow angels ...to revive the race and find the Genesis Aqaurion.
7. Fudo's patched eye - possibly the Book of Genesis or it has the book pages stored in there (LOL kind of freaky but hey it happened in BRAVE 10 LOL)
From what I can understand and pretty much remember from Sousei No Aquarion
1. I think both Kagura and Amata are Wings of the Sun
2. Amata is most likely the original being
3. Mikono is Sylvia / Celiane / Apollonius altogether
4. Genesis Aquarion
5. Mikono actually has a connection or has connected with Alicia (that is why she wants to apologies...I mean she connected with Jin who died). OR Mikono is the body/heart and Kagura/Amata are her wings (Apollonius - seperated from his wings 24,000 years ago) and the wings became one being but were suddenly seperated (due to Alicia)...two reasons why Mikono has to apologize...she doesn't say to whom she has to apologize nor does she say she has to apologize to both, its just "I have to apologize to YOU".
6. Zessica keeps destroying or damaging things probably due to her emotional build up inside. From what I remember Touma liked to vent out his emotions as well and killing if he didn't get what he wanted.
7. Fudo keeps touching it whenever something along the lines of destiny/prophecy is about to unfold or when it concerns the legend of 24,000 years ago.
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I also can't quite see what they plan to do with Zessica right now. Twist? Yes. Hopefully a good one though, they've made her a heck of a woobie for an awfully long time now.
One curiosity: Mykage's called Zessica ~"girl with grass-colored hair" twice now. It's interesting if only in that the only other person who's gotten such a colorful, plant-analogy description is when he described the "golden-eyed, flaxen-haired boy" (which is probably describing some Kagura-Amata fusion?). I really don't know what to make of it beyond pointing it out. I don't think anyone else on the human side has gotten a similar appellation from Mykage.
Of all things, at least personally, the future event I'm most curious about is if Donar will get that second (third?) meeting with Mykage, and if so when and how? I'm not sure why this is what I'm thinking about most after all that's happened, I guess I just want to see if Mykage keeps his promises.
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Along with Sazanka, Kagura and Shrade.
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This episode actually reengages me, restores some of the interest in this show I feel I had lost within the last few episodes, which left a little disjointed and lacked some of the inexplicable magic of the show. Maybe it's the return to the main plot. I don't know.
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If Amagura is Apollonius and Amata is half soul then his destiny/fate is with Mikono. No matter you try to spin it Amata is part of the 24000 yrs love story. The spoilers said while back, Mikono will have make a choice and she trapped in the destiny of fate etc. But just because she makes a choice does not mean she will end up with anyone in the end. Jus tlike the ED song foretells Mikono-Amata are going to seperate and they are going to accept it this time. THe spoilers also said the people of the past reincarnation do not have end up with each other.
Take it as you may. Is Zessica someone new? Is she another character from the past. We don't know. BUt she gets most focus on how her heart reacts. She also did the most bravest thing that Celiane could never do which is let Amata go for his own safety. Had Celaine let Apllonius go when Touma said to come back to him, then the a whole lot of hate/destruction could have stopped.
Silvia and Celiane said the reason they split was because their soul could not stand the burden of destroying Atlandia. Silvia even says even though there was so much haterade and sadness she was still happy to see Apollonius again. Perhaps its the same with Mikono which is why she wants to apologize.
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But even Mykage could be trolled by Kawamori.
The fusion thing is bad. Amagura is a rapist while Amata and Kagura separated are quite gentlemanly.
Fusion = rape = bad.
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Andy still refuses to give up on Mix, what a stubborn guy.
It was sad watching him mope around.
Amata's dream was seriously weird, but not that unbelievable.
Mikono is in the middle of everything that's happening, the epicenter.
Running around that ruined town brought them nothing but more tragedy.
Amata & Kagura, brothers or one person split in two..
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Erasmus+ : 40% budget boost for the world's biggest and best mobility programme
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I am very pleased that the European Parliament has adopted Erasmus+, the new European Union programme for education, training, youth and sport for 2014-2020.
The €14.7 billion budget agreed today is nearly 40% higher than current levels. It means that we will be able to provide grants for more than 4 million young people and others to study, train, work or volunteer abroad.
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The budget increase we have secured represents a massive expansion of the world's biggest and best mobility programme, and we should all take pride in that achievement.
I would like to thank the European Parliament and, in particular, Doris Pack, the President of the CULT Committee and rapporteur for Erasmus+, for her support and tenacity throughout the negotiations. Together, we have achieved a fantastic result.
Today's vote is proof of the EU's commitment to our young people through increased investment in education and training. Indeed, it has never been more important to invest in education, both formal and non-formal.
26 million people across Europe are unemployed, including nearly 6 million young people. Yet there are 2 million job vacancies and a third of employers report difficulties in recruiting staff with the right skills. Our new programme will help to address this skills gap.
Erasmus+ builds on the success of the Erasmus programme for higher education students and our other learning mobility programmes, including Leonardo da Vinci and Youth in Action.
By bringing them together under one umbrella we will make it easier for applicants to understand the range of opportunities available for EU funding in the education, training, youth and sport sectors.
Erasmus+ will provide more grants across the board. For example, it will support:
The advantages that mobility brings to individuals also benefits the EU economy as a whole.
Indeed, Erasmus+ is not just about learning opportunities for individuals. To address the EU's skills gaps effectively, we also need to improve the quality and relevance of our education systems and their links with the world of work.
That's why Erasmus+ will invest in partnerships between schools, educational institutions, youth organisations, businesses, local and regional authorities and NGOs. In all, over 125,000 organisations and institutions expected to benefit.
New forms of large scale partnerships, called 'Knowledge Alliances' and 'Sector Skills Alliances', will allow universities, training providers and enterprises to promote innovation, new curricula and qualifications that are more in line with the needs of the job market.
Erasmus+ funding for lecturers, teachers, trainers, education staff and youth workers will have a systemic impact by improving the quality of teaching across Europe.
Finally, Erasmus+ will also, for the first time, include a dedicated budget line for sport. It will allocate more than €33 million a year to contribute to developing the European dimension in sport by helping to address cross-border threats such as match fixing and doping. It will also support transnational projects involving organisations in grassroots sport, promoting, among other topics, good governance, social inclusion, dual careers and physical activity for all ages.
To conclude, Erasmus+ will make a difference to millions of lives. I am proud to have been a part of the creation of this programme.
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Hollis Jeffcoat has been a professional artist for 35 years. She has studied artists like Glotto, Cezanne and Matisse who taught her structure and along the way she also learned small or large changes could make all the difference in finding what she was looking to create. For Jeffcoat, painting is not about illustrating an idea but finding the essence through experimentation.
"Even if it means losing a painting altogether," she stated. "Better that than leaving something partially realized."
Since returning to Sanibel in 2008, Jeffcoat has expressed her deep love for nature with paintings of the Gulf, sunsets and mangrove islands. She then explored her visions and childhood memories of swimming in the Gulf and presented "Grande Meduse" in 2011 at Watson MacRae Gallery on Sanibel.
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Eaux Salees I by Hollis Jeffcoat
"Jeffcoat never settles,said Maureen Watson, owner of Watson MacRae. "Over the years she has continued to push herself to make the best paintings she can never trying to paint what might sell, but being true to her vision and feelings about her subject."
This dedicated artist to whom "painting is like breathing," Jefffcoat underwent major heart surgery last summer that left her unable to get in the studio and paint. Unstoppable, she began using manageable mediums in her work -- colored pencils to watercolors -- and watched her work progress as she recovered.
"It wasn't going to defeat me," said Jeffcoat, who taught herself how to paint with her left hand following a surgery in 2006. "I can look at the earlier paintings and remember physically what was going on at the time."
It is the work she created before the operation, when she was bed ridden and through the months of continuing recovery, that will be on exhibit at Watson MacRae. "Aqua Journey," as it's titled, is a solo exhibit of Jeffcoat's recent work. The mediums, supports and size changed during her recovery, but the imagery remained constant underwater creatures and exploration.
"Whenever a gallery devotes the entire space to one artists, it is a big commitment," said Watson. "And therefore, a statement about the artists' talent, stature and exceptional work. In the three years I've owned the gallery, I've only had three solo exhibits -- Nicolas Carone, Mary Keogh and now Hollis Jeffcoat."
Through Jeffcoat's trial, she went deeper into the creative spirit and gives a look into the process, dedication and heart of an extra-ordinary artists. To be able to paint well is difficult and painting abstractly is even more so.
"Hollis Jeffcoat is an extraordinary abstract painter and I want people to be able to see and feel really good paintings," said Watson. "People try to figure out what an abstract painting is supposed to be. It is a natural thing our brains want to do, but abstract paintings are meant to be felt. I want people to feel what Jeffcoat is expressing."
There will be an opening reception for Aqua Journey from 5 to 7 p.m. Feb. 14 at Watson MacRae Gallery. In addition, an artist talk with Jeffcoat will be held at 11 a.m. Feb. 17 at the gallery, which is expected to full capacity.
"As with most artists," said Watson, "Jeffcoat will speak about her work the technical aspects of creating the paintings and the inspiration. But in this talk she will also speak about making art before, during and after her open-heart surgery how it impacted the creative process, the imagery and how it changed the way she paints."
Jeffcoat said it has truly been a journey creating this solo exhibit. "I feel like I have a new lease on life. My heart is fixed and I have more energy day by day and can do all kinds of things."


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Dat animation... I was half worried that the budget would be low since this is not funded by Kadokawa or any big sponsor, but now that I know TBS and Pony Canyon are in on this, coupled with the awesome looking PV, I can say I'm looking forward to this.
If there is something to nitpick about this, is that there doesn't seem to be any hint of a choreographed fight in this PV, something I think is the "main" problem (if there is any) with Kyoani action. The highlights are the superb FX work and the exaggerated yet nuanced movements the characters can do, but I want to see some well thought out fist fights animated by Kigami or Ishidate, ffs. They seem to be able to do proper choreography as seen in that Hyouka breakdance segment, or the dance sequences in Haruhi and LS, so this is a bit jarring for me.
|2012-08-12, 00:51
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Art design is lacking compared to Hyouka.. but the animation remains typically KyoAni, superb. An interesting PV also and lol @ the Steins;Gate anime writer also doing this.. though of course the source material for the that is clearly better than this shows.
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|2012-08-12, 02:52
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The first time I've ever seen someone not using the "Yamakan" surname, is this a sign of respect of his previous works?
|2012-08-12, 03:36
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|2012-08-12, 04:43
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Initially i didn't give this the time of day because of the synopsis and to a lesser extent, the abomination that is Hyouka. I'm so glad i decided to watch the trailer this looks great. Action packed, nice colourful art, stylistic animation and it seems the main heroine and hero have decent chemistry with each other.
I hope the series lives up to the trailer because it could be a big hit. Definitely adding this to my watch list.
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From what I've found, that episode was animated by Kadowaki, but I'm unsure if it is completely on spot for that specific scene.
|2012-08-12, 17:45
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Friday, MyNavi reported on the anime production and listed an accurate character summary as well as additional character design images for everyone but Rikka. I've placed the images in image tags to save space for those who don't want to view them.
This story's protagonist. A punctual, calm, and helpful lad. He's one of those boys doesn't stand out much these days. But to be honest, he suffered from a severe case of chuunibyou when he was in middle school. It was bad enough to drive away his classmates. Given a new chance in his high school career, he sealed away his past and vowed never to be infected again. But now that he's connected to Rikka, will his chuunibyou flare up again?
Rikka Takanashi (CV. Maaya Uchida):
A girl suffering from chuunibyou. A somewhat intense girl who you shouldn't assume can't talk for a while. With her made-up power, the Devilish Truth Stare, she engulfs her surroundings (especially Yuuta). Though she's become attached to Yuuta, she has a severe fear of strangers and adapts a battle pose whenever she meets someone for the first time. Considerably clumsy, she often trips and forgets things.
Yuuta's classmate and class rep. One of the most popular girls in the class due to her looks. Cheerful and diligent, she enjoys taking care of people. Really, she's the leader of the class.
One year ahead of the others. This possessor of a talent to sleep anywhere always carries a pillow in her bag. She's so carefree that she's able to create a warm, calm atmosphere wherever she goes. She also can invoke a talent "Cell Phone no Cell Phone" that increases the rate of her finding a lost item 7-fold.
Attracted by Rikka's Devilish Truth Stare, this third year middle schooler serves as Rikka's Servant. Because she's a bit reckless and silly, she often ends up hurting herself. Fallen ill to the same type of chuunibyou Rikka had, she also can go on a rampage greater than any in the rainy season. Naturally, she's a walking annoyance.
|2012-08-12, 18:10
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So I gather that Yuuta actually play along with Rikka from time to time? Thus what we saw of his Chuunibyou in the PV are not all his past? (Hopefully the answer to that question is not a spoiler.)
I wasn't expecting that. Looking forward to see it if that's the case. And thanks for translating it!
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|2012-08-12, 19:09
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You could try asking in the /anime/ BBS from 4chan, there are much more knowledgeable people in there.
|2012-08-15, 11:13
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It's nice to hear that not every character is "afflicted" with chuunibyou. It should make the cast interactions a bit more interesting. Also, Tsuyuri has the best character design .
Do magazine scans normally have spoilers in them?
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Life feels a bit like it's getting away from me at the moment. So I sat down to take stock and have a click through the lady's updates. There's been so much going on, really for the last year (or more); being pregnant, wrangling the preschooler, coordinating the teen, starting the new blog, that I'm often just operating in the moment, which is good and healthy, but then I'm not really aware of how the big picture is working out. It was pretty cool to look back and see the progress she's making.
So what has this tiny lady been up to? A wee bit of rolling has started happening. From her front to her back and I managed to catch it on camera. Hoorah!
She has been giggling a little more, especially when I sing (not because I have a terrible voice ;) especially when I make la, la, la or da, da, da noises. I often make up songs about her when she's having her bath. They are of a mermaid theme: she's the mermaid. She seems to approve.
She chats away so much that I had a random dream that I was teaching her vowel sounds and she was saying them. Ha!
And the preschooler is convinced that she's saying 'hi' or 'mama' or 'dada' and will not be told otherwise. He's quite the big brother and tells me when she's upset that, 'She needs a feed. She needs a sleep.' It's gorgeous.


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AuGres council unhappy with possible revenue cuts
AuGRES — A personal property tax reform proposal working through the state legislature led to the AuGres City Council expressing their displeasure during a visit from State Rep. Joel Johnson, R-Clare.
The proposal would scrap the tax, which is levied on businesses for equipment and machinery. Since the tax is used by local government entities and schools, City Manager Pat Killingbeck said its loss could have a drastic effect on city services unless the funds are replaced in some other way.
Johnson said the committee working on the proposal is looking at ways to make up the revenue, and he said so far it has found 81 percent of the money.
"We are trying to get rid of it, but we understand we can't just pull the rug out without replacing it," Johnson said.
However, Killingbeck said it would still be a sizable cut in revenue for the city even with that 81 percent included.
By her calculations, AuGres would see a 7-percent reduction in its yearly revenues, roughly $46,000. Furthermore, Arenac County would lose about 6.3 percent, or $283,000, she said. Both figures factor in the 81 percent in replacement funding.
AuGres Mayor LaVern Dittenber appeared skeptical of Johnson's assertion the funding would be covered, citing the state revenue sharing as an example of money being lost to local governments. He said the funds were originally collected as a sales tax for local governments until the state decided to pool it all and divvy it out. Originally, Dittenber added, it was sold to voters with the promise that all of the funds collected would go back to the municipalities.
"Somewhere they took the money in and were reluctant to give it back," Dittenber said. "It was diverted to the state level and the smaller entities were left holding the bag."
Johnson said he did not want to leave smaller governmental units in the lurch, and pointed out that Gov. Rick Snyder proposed increasing the constitutionally mandated state revenue sharing by 2 percent.
In addition, he said Snyder proposed an additional 7-percent increase for fulfilling as-yet unannounced "best practices," something the AuGres council was wary of.
Killingbeck pointed out the city already consolidates many services, to the extent that fulfilling additional requirements for the current fiscal year's best practices funding did not earn the city any notable savings.
Dittenber said he did not believe the city had gotten credit for consolidation efforts it had been doing already, something Johnson said he would look into further. He said his understanding was that the city should have gotten credit for it.
Johnson said he was also pushing to equalize the funding schools receive through Proposal A, which was a selling point for the constitutional amendment when it passed in 1994. Johnson pointed out the schools in his district received about $6,846 per pupil per year in state foundation allowance funding, while schools elsewhere in the state receive about $8,000.
Johnson is proposing increasing the amount received for districts receiving less while decreasing the amount going to the districts receiving more money, over the course of three years. He believed that would provide enough time for those districts losing funding to adjust their budgets.
Councilman Keith Edmonds criticized Proposal A, saying that overall the funds collected by the state being used for schools are less than they should be.
"When are my kids going to stop suffering due to cuts at the state level?" Edmonds said. "The state should give back to the schools like it's supposed to."
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Creating Python 2.4 Zaurus Image, What extra modules are a "must"
Creating Python 2.4 Zaurus Image, What extra modules are a "must"
Jan 11 2005, 02:01 PM
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Connections to a remote MySQL database should work just fine as long as you specify things like host, port, user, passwd, etc. as parameters in the connect call (and don't rely on picking them up from [client] section of a my.cnf file). I ran the full suite of dbapi20 tests (about 40 unit tests) and had only three minor failures that shouldn't affect usability.
I've looked at the Twisted networking package and though it looks like really good stuff, it's pretty huge and has some major dependancies (like OpenSSL) that I don't want impose on users that don't need it. At some point I may package it up as an add-on, but it doesn't look like it will make it into the base image. I also looked at PyGames (a Python interface to SDL) but it's also too big and has too many dependancies for the base image.
So, barring any other suggestions, I may be able to package all this good stuff up and have a release by the end of the week. Stay tuned
Jan 12 2005, 02:49 AM
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BTW, would this only work on Cacko or other ROMs (e.g. for the 5500/5600) as well ?
Jan 12 2005, 04:58 AM
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I'm testing on a C760 running Cacko 1.22 and a 5500 running the the last official Sharp ROM. So pretty much any Zaurus with a ROM that is reasonably close to the standard Sharp ROM should work just fine. I've even modified the mount scripts to theoretically work with the 3000 (though I have no way to test). It will not be compatible with pdaXrom or OpenZaurus, but I believe they both have their own solutions.
Jan 12 2005, 11:16 AM
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I'm using kopsis's Python 2.3 image on a 5600 with the Watapon rom. I've just started working with python, so I haven't tried all the modules. But the basic stuff seems to work and the little stuff I've done with pyqt seems to work.
Jan 12 2005, 04:37 PM
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I just got my 5600 last week. It is great, but I have a lot to learn re. Linix. I am most interested in Python; I have been using it for about 4 years. I have been reading about your port of 2.4. Sounds fantastic.
I noted that the memory footprint is an issue. Have you looked into the Python feature which allows imports from a ZIP file. This might be a good way to shrink the size. There is probably some time penalty, but I bet it is not too bad.
Right now I am trying to figure out what I need to do to setup Python on my Zaurus. I would like to put it on my SanDisk 512MB SD card. Is there a good how-to guide for setting things up for Linix newbies.
Since I have a lot of python experience, I would be happy to help out anyone who has a Python question.
Jan 13 2005, 04:40 AM
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You can read up on my approach to Python on the Z here. That write up is for the previous (2.3) image, but most of it will apply to the new 2.4 image as well. The only big differences are 2.4 (obviously ) and that I'll offer a cramfs image in addition to the ext2 version.
A cramfs image, for those not familiar with them, is a "Compressed RAM FileSystem". It's basically a ramdisk image that is compressed and saved to a file. Since it's already compressed, the trick of importing modules from a ZIP file is unnecessary. Using the cramfs image will be a bit slower than the ext2, but the whole thing will need less than 10MiB of space on your SD or CF card.
The ext2 image will remain avialable for those who are willing to trade space for speed and for developers who want to be able to add packages or otherwise customize the image (the ext2 image is read-write, the cramfs is read-only). You'll be able to fit either onto a 512MB SD card and still have over 450MB of space left
Sep 17 2005, 09:49 AM
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QUOTE(Bertram Wooster @ Jan 11 2005, 08:06 PM)
it's definitely worth a try, though i'd be thankful for your "semi-detailed instructions"- i'm not new to computers however to linux and especially unix commands are quite unknown to me.
- Just did this and it's pretty simple. Thanks kopsis, for putting this thing together. Beats installing all of that stuff separately!!
- Naturally you must have an ext2 file system available. My SD is ext2; since it never comes out of Hiroshi I don't care if it's not compatible with another device. I mount it from the Z when I need to move data around.
- I just looked at the /etc/rc.d/init.d/mntpython script to see it wanted to mount it to /opt/QtPalmtop/lib/python2.4. Farther down you'll find an fsck.ext2 command, then after that a mount command to mount file system using a loop. Take note of these commands. The Z has two loop devices already, so unless you're using them for something else, you won't have to wory about the lines that create a bunch of loop devices. If both of your loops are busy you'll have to make another one.
- I created a place on the SD to hold the python directory. Since it's going to be linked to /opt/QtPalmtop/lib, I used /usr/mnt.rom/card/QtPalmtop/lib/python2.4. Anywhere will work just fine ... simply create a directory.
- Just 'cause, I ran the fsck to be sure the python24.ex2 wasn't corrupted, which is what it does each time it mounts.
- Then I created a temporary dir to mount it to, since the final "resting" place has to be the /opt...lib dir above. I used /home/zaurus/mnt, but anything writable that's not the lib dir above should work fine.
- Use the noted loop mount command, substituting the location of python24.ex2 for $IMAGEDIR/file and the temporary mount point for $PYTHONDIR.
- cp -R <mnt point>\python2.4 <dest dir>. For my example, <mnt point> is /home/zaurus/mnt and <dest dir> is /usr/mnt.rom/card/QtPalmtop/lib/python2.4, just to be painfully explicit. (grin)
- The odd thing is this actually puts stuff in <dest dir>\mnt. I could have copied it down one directory, but I was feeling lazy, so I just linked to there.
- cd /opt/QtPalmtop/lib
- ln -s <dest dir>\mnt python2.4
- umount <mnt point>
- rmdir <mnt point> (only if you want to ... I created it just to mount this .ex2 so I deleted it when I was done)
- rm <path to>\python24.ex2. You don't need this any longer because it' on your SD card in <dest dir>\mnt now.
- You can delete mntpython, or just uncomment the exit 0 at the beginning, which is what I did. If you don't prevent this from running you'll get errors next reboot.
- Run the Hello World example from the installation instructions. Also, type "help()" and press Enter. If it loads help, you know you're golden ... if there were errors but it still gets a python command prompt, the Hello World will still work but it won't load help.
- Enjoy your new kopsis-provided python 2.4 installation.
- I've had very good results moving binaries and libraries to wherever and linking them back to where they started. I haven't done this with python yet, but I certainly will be. Just move python-exe from /home/QtPalmtop/bin to /mnt/card/QtPalmtop/bin and "ln -s" to "put it back". Nethack is the only thing I've seen that fails with this treatment, so even if you have to install to "Internal", it doesn't have to stay there. I have tons of free space because I don't let stuff live there forever. If it doesn't work ... no biggie ... just remove the link and move it back! This is Linux, not Winbloze, and it simply won't care.
- The entire reason I did this is to get gnome-sudoku to run. I scoured the web fo Sudoku generators and this is the only thing I found. Tons of *solvers*, but no generators/players for the Z at all. Gnome-sudoku is written in python, and kopsis so very conveniently provided this package for the latest version.
- I'm going to play with it today.
- Hope this helps...
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QUOTE(kopsis @ Jan 13 2005, 06:40 AM)
You can read up on my approach to Python on the Z here.
This is an ingenious way of packaging python. Until I found your site, I was too intimidated to install it. Now, its on my sl-5500 SD and running fine.
I have a question: Does the loop filesystem mounted from SD throw off the SharpROM System Info application that estimates memory remaining? Mine seems to have gone up by about the size of the read only image... or I have some major cleaning up to do...
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I have installed your python image kopsis and have been using it for the last few weeks to learn python/PyQt so thanks very much for that.
Just one thing though. I would like to set up python/PyQt/Qt on one of my Windows machines and I would like to be able to develop on the Windows machine and then run on the Z and vice versa.
I installed Python obviously, then Qt and then PyQt. Then I needed scintilla which I installed and then I needed sip and it was all getting a bit silly. Needless to say I couldn't get it to work. I was trying to get Idle up and running but failed.
I think I had the wrong versions to match the Z anyway as I was installing PyQt4 and I think it should have been version 3.
Anyway, please would someone let me know what to download and install and how to do it to achieve the above.
Many thanks and apologies for the fairly long post.
Also if this would be best in the Desktop thread then please let me know.
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This is just a hunch, but more than likely it's spot on.
Somewhere Thursday night, let's say Kansas, an elderly couple about to retire is flipping around the television dial one last time before
retiring for the night. Ethel's in the kitchen getting a cup of tea, Harvey is at the helm with the remote control.
Ethel returns to the living room and proclaims, "Harvey, what on earth are you watching?"
"Well, is supposed to be some sort of singing competition called American Idol," he answered.
"Then why is there a gentleman dressed as a woman rolling about on the floor?" Ethel wondered.
He couldn't answer.
A little later on when another contestant appeared with a golf club and then did was sorta singing to the tune of "Rocket Man" she was astonished again. "Why did that young gentleman shake so with nerves and just why did he fall to his knees when the song ended?"
It was the second night of four 2-hour shows when 10 of the Top 40 finalists perform and 5 of those 10 are sent packing. On the outside, maybe two of the five the judges retained are worthy of Top 20 consideration. But the egregious part was the fact that the five they sliced and diced made it to the top 40. What were they thinking to advance Jimmy Smith, Kevin Harris, Chris Watson, Johnny Keyser and most of all JDA (yes, it was he who was dressed like a female and attempting to sing "Rumor Has It.")?
Here are one man's rankings (on a scale of 1-10) on the night: 1- Devin Velez, 6.5; 2- Curtis Finch, 6; 3- Paul Jolley, 5.5; 4- Elijah Liu, 5; 5-
Charlie Askew (and his golf club), 4.5; 6- Kevin Harris, 4; 7- Jimmy Smith and Johnny Keyser, 3; 9- Chris Watson, 2.5; 10- JDA, 0.0.
The judges – Randy, Mariah, Keith and Nicki – also fell to the level of the competition as they say in the sports world ,… Nicki, as usual,
the lowest.
Here are some f the things she said:
She called Keyser "sexy" and asked him about his single status…
She said JDA should "work it", called him "Miss Lady" and he
responded that he was "doing it for the gays."
To Chris she said: "You are the prettiest man I've ever seen in my
life. I want to marry your vibrato."
For Elijah: "You are a super-duper star. Your face and voice are
market-place. I want to have your babies.:
To Charlie: "I want to cradle you in my arms. You remind me of my
little brother."
Next Wednesday and Thursday we'll try to all over again.
Good-night Ethel and Harvey.


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Black Sea Turkey (Turkish: Karadeniz Bölgesi) in northern Turkey, is a humid and verdant region renowned for its natural beauty thanks to the high precipitation levels distributed evenly throughout the year. The region is very mountainous and is heavily forested, while the highest parts of the mountains are covered with alpine meadows, glacier lakes, and glaciers.
It occupies much of the country's northern (Black Sea) coast, while the rest of it is part of Marmara Region.
Other destinations
Get in
Get around
The 350 km road from Amasra to Sinop is beautiful and breathtaking as it winds it's way along the rugged coast. If you are depending on public transport, however, it is likely to take two days. Expect to spend a night in one of the small towns along the coast, such as Inebolu, as bus service is town-to-town, and you are likely to arrive at some town after the last dolmus has left. While the towns along the way are unspoilt and unpretentious, they are a bit run down. If you have your own car or motorcycle, you can do the journey in one day (start early).
Stay safe
Get out
As the Black Sea Region spreads over most of northern Turkey elongatedly, getting out of region involves heading for destinations hugely different in character:


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