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Dear Marvin,
There are a few things in life that melt into our memory. These things are considered unforgettable.
It was the cool of the early evening on a small Caribbean island (I'll leave nameless). I had just finished another six-day week at the project assigned to me. The VP of our international division had surprised me with a gift of my first Cuban cigar -- a Punch Churchill fresh from Havana. I'd placed it in my humidor for safekeeping.
A few weeks later, this perfect Saturday evening came. Sitting there on the porch of my condo, overlooking the Atlantic, with many little islands within my sight, I decided now was the time.
With a CD of old, soft jazz playing and a stout from Scotland, I lit the Punch. What followed was more than an hour of pure, uninterrupted pleasure. Picture it: palm trees swaying in the light breeze, a jazz sax and piano softly playing, and a view only God could make. This was truly one of those memorable and unforgettable times.
Some of my appreciation of this moment in time must go to my great-grandfather. He was employed by a tobacco import company in Switzerland during the early 1900s. My grandfather told me of times when his father would wake in the early hours of the morning to test the cigars given to him. Then he would write his report.
This appreciation for fine cigars left our family with him. Not until I came along 45 years later did it rekindle. In the '70s, I was assigned a project in Miami. One night, after a difficult day, I found myself in Little Havana at a small tobacco shop. There I purchased a panetela-size cigar. I remember how that cigar made that day and the days to follow a little easier.
More than 25 years would pass before I would enjoy this pleasure again. I was assigned a project in Alabama. One day, I found myself in a small walk-in humidor at a tobacco shop, surrounded by scores of cigars. The friendly shop owner saw the confusion on my face and suggested a Romeo & Julieta Anniversary.
That evening, I returned to the project site after everyone was gone and lit the most wonderful cigar. The aroma brought back all memories from 25 years before.
It was then that I decided to subscribe to Cigar Aficionado and begin the journey of learning how to further enjoy this personal pleasure.
So as I sit here in this island paradise this evening, I want to say thanks to your fine publication that keeps this personal pleasure alive for all of us, a special thanks to the VP of our division who provided the Cuban that made this evening so unforgettable, and a very heartfelt thanks to my great-grandfather for the legacy he left our family.
Mike Wiederkehr
Perry, Florida
Dear Marvin,
I've just read your magazine for the first time after asking my local newsagent to order it for me, and I have found it to be very well written and informative.
Living in Melbourne, Australia, I had all but forgotten that you can't legally buy or smoke Cuban cigars in the United States, and I just thought I'd drop you a short note to offer some sympathy. I hope the day that the restrictions are lifted is not too far away.
I am now 22 years of age, and although I have always enjoyed cigars, they were typically poor-quality, machine-made products that I was smoking from time to time, bought from local convenience stores.
It wasn't until I was in Cuba for two weeks a couple of months ago that my eyes were really opened up, and I discovered a whole world of fine premium cigars just waiting to be experienced. I spent those two weeks in Cuba drinking Mojitos and trying various brands and styles of cigars with my wife, and when I returned home I brought back a box of Ramon Allones Specially Selected. Had I realized just how expensive quality cigars are here, I would have brought even more home.
Thanks to that trip, I've uncovered a new passion, and I recently joined the Australian and New Zealand Cigar Society. I hope that one day the U.S. restrictions will be removed, and more young people like myself will have the chance to discover one of life's great pleasures. Until then, keep fighting for your rights as cigar smokers.
Daniel New
Melbourne, Australia
Dear Marvin,
Although I am presently passing away the days here at the federal prison in Otisville, New York, I am still a devoted reader and subscriber of both your great magazines, Cigar Aficionado and Wine Spectator. Having carried a single-digit handicap for many years, I truly want to thank you for your June issue covering golf. I have been fortunate to have had the pleasure of playing Seminole more than a few times, and reading your article brought back such fond memories for me. I was pleased to see Maidstone, in New York state, mentioned by one of your architects as one of his top five favorite courses. I have also played Maidstone on more than one occasion and would highly recommend you try to have your rematch there with Gary [Player] and Ernie [Els]. Please keep the golf articles coming. Having been a collector of fine wines and an avid golfer, not to mention a great cigar now and then, I greatly appreciate it kindly.
Rich Terico
Stamford, Connecticut
Dear Marvin,
I am 24 years old and a great fan of your magazine. It is my favorite magazine. However, I am currently serving a four-year sentence for bribery, and my finances no longer allow me to afford Cigar Aficionado. I love cigars and I love the aim of the magazine toward living the good life. I know that once this is behind me, I will be able to enjoy cigars -- my passion and my greatest form of relaxation -- again. I started enjoying cigars in college and I am a great fan of maduros. Mr. Shanken, could you please send me three or four recent back issues of Cigar Aficionado? I would greatly appreciate it.
Julian Myers
Buena Vista, Colorado
Dear Julian, I'll send you some back issues, but you must promise me you'll straighten out your life. You're much too young to throw your life away. My best, Marvin
Dear Marvin,
I am a recently married man in his late 20s. I'm writing you because I am in need of some advice, some marriage advice. Marriage has been a learning process up to this point. My current situation is a predicament that no marriage counselor could answer, only Cigar Aficionado. How do I graciously accept a counterfeit Cuban from anyone, and in my case, the in-laws?
My in-laws, God bless their hearts, know I love cigars and bought me a box of Cuban Montecristo No. 2s on a recent trip to Canada. I don't know how much they paid, but I know it was over $350. I was excited at first, thinking it might be possible they could be legit. It's my understanding that the cigars were bought in a sealed box with all the appropriate markings. And apparently, at the cigar shop, there were other Americans doing the same, and there were even returning customers. I didn't actually get to see the box or any of the documentation since they tossed it before coming across the border. The only record of the cigars they did keep was the bands. However, after perusing your online counterfeit gallery, I'm fairly confident they are not genuine.
The situation with the in-laws is somewhat avoidable. I don't see them that often; however, when I do, the conversation inevitably leads to "how much I love those cigars." I've been holding them off with "they still aren't ready to smoke." I can't keep this strategy up forever. Plus, during the summer, my father-in-law is going to want to smoke one with me.
I am new to this whole marriage business. I can't tell my in-laws they were swindled out of 350-plus dollars. I also don't want them buying counterfeit cigars for me in the future. Is there an approach that won't cause a crisis? I don't want to come across as ungrateful. I've avoided situations like these before when someone wants to share what he thinks is a Cuban. I've kept my mouth closed so as to not spoil the moment, as we all act like it's the best cigar ever. I'm tired of doing this. How do I deal with these situations? I'd like to hear some suggestions. Please help!
Knute Hinderlie
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Editor's note: Proceed very, very slowly. First, find out the name of the shop. I say that for one reason: we've gotten very mediocre yet genuine Cubans from Canada, even from La Casa del Habano outlets. Second, if the source appears suspect, let the in-laws know, and walk them through our counterfeit gallery. I'd rather know my son-in-law was a forthright guy.


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Today, I'm pulling one of my favorite posts from the archives as many of us get ready for conference season! I first wrote this post several years ago... little did I know the adventurous, challenging, dream-filled journey that would come ahead. With the ACFW Conference and others just around the corner, I hope this post helps you feel more prepared for what to expect when you go into those meetings with agents and editors, whether this is your first conference or your twelfth. We all get nervous, but it's how you channel those nerves that makes a difference. Let the agent or editor see the passion in your eyes for your story, and be on the lookout for other writers who may be even more terrified than you are. There's always an opportunity to encourage others if you look for it! -- Ashley
Be honest. In the middle of the night, during conference season, you've had nightmares of Chip MacGregor telling you he thinks your concept is totally dull and an impossible sell. Nooooo....
Face-to-face rejection. It's every writer's worst nightmare.
I vividly remember my first pitch. It was the 2010 ACFW conference, and I had an appointment with Ami McConnell. Yes, I've always had lofty aspirations. My appointment was the first one after lunch, and I made a point to leave lunch early to join the line of other panic-striken writers. Suddenly the ability to even remember your name had become an asset. "What do you write?" One of us would ask each other. "Who are you pitching to?" The answers were different, but the look in the eyes was (and is) always the same. I like to describe it as that feeling you got waiting outside the principal's office. Even if you knew you had done nothing wrong, he would find something. The assumption was, these people are waiting for us to fail.
That's problem #1.
Editors and agents do not want to see you mentally and socially flailing. Well, at least most of them don't. Just kidding! Remember that these people are in the book business. And the book business doesn't work too well without authors. There's no reason to be afraid. You're looking to enter into a partnership. That's all there is to it. I know it feels like they have your every dream in the palm of their hands, but really, those are in God's. And He has a much better idea who your book will best fit with anyway.
With that in mind, I've created three lists of three things that should help you get your pitch prepared for conference season. I hope you find them helpful!
3 Things to Do Before You Leave Home:
- Research. Nothing is more embarrassing than pitching your YA manuscript to a publishing house that is currently only buying Amish historicals. And believe me, editors don't like this. If you were them, would you? Do research on your target editors and agents before you leave so that your pitch comes across as intentional. Even just browsing through a publishing house's website and reading a couple of their books can go a long way.
- Practice in front of a mirror. Yes, I know this makes you feel silly. You will feel even more ridiculous if the first time you pitch is in front of your dream editor. I always give my students the same advice before their presentations. The more you say your pitch aloud, even if it's only to yourself, the more normal this process will feel.
- Reread your book. If the appointment goes well, an editor or agent is likely to ask you more about the story, but there's no way to really predict what they will ask. In order to keep your answers as natural and eloquent-sounding as possible, before you leave, take note of your major plot points. If someone were to ask you about the major conflicts in the novel, the dark moment, or the character arc, would you be able to answer? What if they asked you what you ultimately hope readers will get out of your book? Why you are a good fit for their publishing house? If you are prepared, your answers to these questions can make you seem golden.
- Be professional. Oh my goodness, I am always amazed by how many people ignore this one. You should treat your appointments as if they are a job interview, because--let's face it, they are. That means even if the appointment does not go as you'd hoped, you still have an opportunity to leave a good impression. Next year's conference might seem like a long time away now, but next year, you'll wish you hadn't burned a bridge. Don't have a temper tantrum or start arguing with an agent or editor. Not a good idea. And chances are, though it may sting at the time, they are right about what they're saying. Show them respect.
- Take a deep breath and introduce yourself. Jumping into your pitch and rattling it off like a 10th grade oral book report project is not a good strategy. You want your appointment to be a conversation, a chance to get to know an editor or agent. Slow down, introduce yourself and maybe even tell them what you write or offer a one sheet before you jump into your longer pitch. Otherwise it's too much for them to process, after they've just sat through hours of other pitches.
- Take cues from the editor or agent with whom you are speaking. Have you ever had a conversation with someone and politely tried to end it with nonverbal cues, only to have that person continue talking about themselves with no end in sight? Don't be that person in your appointments. Give the editor or agent a chance to think and ask you questions. Remember that your book idea is new to them. They need at least a few seconds to process it.
- Goals/forward motion. This can be anything from a new job to a heroic quest to save a princess, but it should be clear what your main character is working toward.
- Conflict. Conflict is usually the most interesting part of the story, so this is your chance to really "pack a punch" so to speak, with your pitch. Be sure you are very clear what your character has working against her, and don't shy away from using external conflict. "She feels hesitant about dating him," is not a strong enough conflict to sustain a book-long project. "He put a restraining order against her because he thinks she's stalking his children" is a different story. Got your attention, didn't it? (Side note: if any of you have written stalker romances, my apologies.)
- A compelling hook, using your writing voice. You need a wham! moment to stand out amongst the hundreds of other pitches these people have to hear throughout the day. Sometimes using a question works well. Other times it's just in the phrasing. I would recommend having someone you trust, like your critique partner, work with you on this. Ideally, you want your wham! moment to correspond with your biggest source of conflict. And even beyond that, be sure it reflects your voice. This is the first chance you get to showcase your writing voice, so make it memorable.
Ashley Clark writes romance with southern grace. She's dreamed of being a writer ever since the thumbprint-cookie-days of library story hour. Ashley has an M.A. in English and enjoys teaching literature courses at her local university. She's an active member of ACFW and runs their newcomer's loop. When she's not writing, Ashley's usually busy rescuing stray animals and finding charming new towns. You can find Ashley on her personal blog, Facebook, Pinterest, and Twitter. She is represented by Karen Solem.

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The Emma-Will Relationship, commonly known as Wemma, is the friendship, and now romantic relationship between Emma Pillsbury, and her husband Will Schuester.
They started off as being just close friends, although Emma is in love with Will while he is still married to Terri. Will's love for Emma develops over time, after Emma gives Will advice for the Glee Club and its members, although the roles in the relationship are constantly reversed. Eventually in Season One, after discovering that Terri is faking her pregnancy, Will divorces her and becomes available to date Emma. In Season Three, they get engaged in Yes/No, and in Nationals, they have sex for the first time, where Emma loses her virginity to Will. In All or Nothing, they get married, in Trio Emma revealed she was pregnant and became parents in Opening Night when they welcomed their first child, a son named Daniel, into the world.
Season One
Will and Emma's relationship begins with the two being close friends. Emma is completely and deeply in love with Will, although he is married. Will has strong feelings for Emma, which most likely result to his failing marriage and, and from her listening to his problems and giving him advice when he needed it the most. The two have moments where their sexual tension and attraction to one another are strongly evident, but both have to hold back their feelings because Will was married and his wife, Terri, is pregnant.
Emma, tired of pining after a married man and being alone, starts dating football coach Ken, whom she doesn't even like in a romantic way. Eventually the two get engaged. Despite her engagement and Will's marriage, their feelings for one another do not disappear.Will discovers his wife's fake pregnancy and he leaves her stating that he doesn't feel the same for her as he once did. Emma later tells Will that Ken has dumped her because she took the kids to sectionals for him. Will is shocked about this and apologizes, but she tells him that she is the one at fault because she was settling for Ken and if Will had shown any interest in her she would've left him in a heartbeat. She confesses to Will that she can't see him without feeling heartbroken and has decided to resign as guidance counselor. Will, convinced he loves her, tries to convince her to stay, telling her that he left Terri. On the day of her resignation, Will is listening to the club perform Kelly Clarkson's My Life Would Suck Without You and realizes that he feels that sentiment about Emma. He runs to find her and catches her right before she leaves. He then kisses her for the first time, finally being able to release the built up feelings the two have had to hold in. This, along with nervous smiles afterwards, begins their relationship. They do begin to date, and Emma even tries to push aside her mysophobia to try to become intimate with Will. She is still uncomfortable with intimacy, and she admits to Will that he is the first guy she has let get that close to her sexually. Will doesn't seem pleased by the news and later cheats on her with Shelby Corcoran in a lusty make-out session. Emma, unaware of this, tells Will that they need to spend time alone so he that they can work on their separate issues; however, in the next episode The Power of Madonna, Emma attempts to lose her virginity to Will, but does not go through with it because she is still not ready. Will takes it well, and tells her that she doesn't need to sleep with him to prove anything. He also tells her that he has filed for a divorce from Terri and that while they are waiting, they need to get help for her problems. He gives her a card for a counselor which she gladly accepts.
Emma later finds out that Will cheated on her in the episode Bad Reputation, and she is furious. She confronts him about it, calling him a slut and declaring their relationship over. Will tries to apologize, but she doesn't accept it, which leaves Will's heart crushed.
In the season one finale, Emma reveals to Will that she has been seeing her dentist, Carl Howell, and that she thinks she and Will had their chance. Will is heartbroken and breaks down into tears. Later, he sees Emma arguing with Figgins about the Glee Club, and he finally confesses that he loves her, and that they are not over, followed by a kiss that leaves Emma stunned.
Season Two
In season two, their friendship hits choppy waters when Will meets Carl for the first time. Though Will pretends to be friendly with Carl in front of Emma, the two talk about Will and Emma's relationship in Britney/Brittany. Will states that he may not be willing to back off of Emma, but eventually he and Carl come to an agreement: Will will leave Emma and Carl's relationship alone, but if Emma starts 'leaning Will's way' again, he will go after her. Later in the episode, in an attempt to seem more easygoing, Will buys a new car (which happens to be the same car Carl has in a different color) and takes Emma for a spin in it. However, his ride is stopped by ex-wife Terri, who he gets into a heated argument with in front of Emma. Emma runs off into her own car and leaves.However, in The Rocky Horror Glee Show, Will discovers that Carl is helping Emma with her obsessive-compulsive disorder, something that Will was never able to significantly improve. She informs him of her date with Carl when they went to see the Rocky Horror Picture Show, and Will decides to make said play the school's musical, despite the controversy it would cause. Carl discovers this and auditions for the role of Eddie by singing Hot Patooti, and Will grudgingly lets Carl join the play. However, Will becomes fed up with Carl's mishaps in the production. He decides to take the role of Rocky from Sam Evans and play it himself, asking Emma for help with the number Touch a Touch a Touch a Touch Me. It becomes overly heated quickly and Emma runs from the room. Carl then confronts Will about breaking his promise to back off of Emma and the two face another argument. In the end, though, Will decides to cancel the play, admitting to Emma that it was just a ruse to get her to like him again, and makes another promise to back off.
During Special Education, Will invites Emma to be his guest at sectionals. She accepts, but on the date of the performance, tells him that she can't go. When he asks why, she tells him that she hid the fact that she was going from Carl and they had a big fight—however, when they made up, he told her that he loved her. Will is upset, but after tying with the Warblers at sectionals, shows Emma the trophy. Afterwards, Emma tells Will that over the weekend, she and Carl went to Las Vegas and got married. Will, though he claims he is happy for her, is visibly upset with this and spends the next few episodes trying to get over Emma.
In Blame It on the Alcohol, Will decides to loosen up and go drinking at a honky-tonk bar with McKinley's football coach, Shannon Beiste. He ends up getting far drunker than he had anticipated and drunk dials Emma, giving her several sleazy compliments and admitting that he still has feelings for her. The next day, he apologizes to Emma for drunk dialing her, but she says she never got the message. As it turns out, he accidentally left the message on Sue Sylvester's answering machine, and she in turn broadcasts it over the school's intercom. When Emma hears what he said, she covers her mouth with her hand in shock, even though she seems quite enthusiastic and happy about the message which shows she is interested.
In Sexy, Emma decides to head the celibacy club, with its only members being Rachel Berry and Quinn Fabray. Preaching abstinence to the kids doesn't work, so she tells Will and his friend, substitute teacher Holly Holliday about it. When Emma and Holly get into a debate and Emma admits that she doesn't think sex is for children or adults, Holly calls her naive and leaves. Emma decides to challenge Holly's promiscuous ways of sex-ed by performing Afternoon Delight with the Celibacy Club (in addition to Carl and the Celibacy Club's newest member, Noah Puckerman) in the belief that the song is about having dessert in the afternoon. When she finds out that the song is about sex, she becomes upset, and Carl decides to have a 'counselling session' with Holly about Emma's fear of intimacy. During the session, Emma admits that she and Carl have never had sex before, and Carl asks her if she's still in love with Will. Upon discovering that she is, he leaves the room angrily. Emma asks Holly if she can keep her feelings a secret from Will. It is later revealed that Carl wants an annulment.In A Night of Neglect, Will finds Emma polishing a table, and learns that her OCD has come back worse than ever since Carl filed for an annulment, they eat lunch together and Will tells Emma he will help her through this and be there for her. Holly and Will later break up because Holly cannot commit and she knows Will is still in love with Emma which leads Holly to finally tells Will that Emma is in love with him too.
In Born This Way, Emma and Will are still working through her problems, and he tries to help her get past it, by getting her to eat unwashed fruit which doesn't work... Emma helps Will with the Glee Club in making costumes for their number Born this Way so they can come to terms with their differences. Emma originally puts on her shirt "GINGER", but after Will tells her he is disappointed with her she eventually changes it to the truth "OCD." She also begins to get therapy for her and take medicine that the therapist has prescribed, even though she's scared at first. Will puts "Butt Chin" on his shirt and in the end, they hold hands and dance with the Glee Club.
In Rumours, Emma sneaks into April Rhodes and Will's practice session, where she overhears them practising over her up and coming Broadway show, written by Will. During the performance, Emma realizes that Will can be achieving so much more with his life, and not just remain a high school teacher. When Emma confronts Will about this, although Will knows he has potential, he can't ditch his kids. It's been his dream to be on Broadway, but has a bigger dreams of winning Nationals. Emma is also seen having a better control over her OCD since seeing her therapist. She's been using her prescription regularly and was shown eating grapes, without the extreme cleaning.
In Funeral, Emma and Will are in the his apartment packing up his belongings before he heads to New York with the kids. After Nationals he will be staying for a while to appear in Crossrhodes: The April Rhodes Story, but he's shown to have little confidence that the play will succeed and plans to be back a week after it opens. Emma encourages him to follow his dreams, telling him that he's given up so much for others to succeed and that now it's his turn.
In New York, Emma is congratulating Mr. Schue on coming 12th, even hanging a banner. Will thanks her and is humored by the banner. There was also a deleted scene that shows what happens between them when Will gets back to McKinley.
Season Three
The writers stated that Will and Emma would be getting major forefront focus the entire year, especially the front ten. According to Murphy, Will and Emma's new series storyline was going to be their journey to marriage and a family. They were also seen having a brief kiss in one of the season promos.
In The Purple Piano Project, Emma was seen to have moved in to Will's apartment. Emma makes breakfast and lunch for Will and they shared a brief kiss in the kitchen.
In Asian F, Will invites Emma's parents over for dinner. Will later yells at them for being ginger supremacists and for criticizing Emma for her OCD and calling her freaky rather than helping her. At the end Emma is praying that her OCD will get better and Will joins in saying he will help her get better, singing Fix You with New Directions.
In Yes/No, Emma is talking to Sue and Beiste and thinks that Will is not in love with her. This leads to the three of them singing Wedding Bell Blues. At the end of this number, Emma accidentally asks Will to marry her. Will then makes a Proposal assignment for the Glee Club. They help him with finding the perfect song to sing to Emma. Artie performs Moves Like Jagger/Jumpin' Jack Flash, but Will rejects the idea. Will goes to see Emma's parents to ask for their permission in Emma's hand in marriage, but they do not give permission. They think it is not a good idea because if they ever have children, they believe Emma wouldn't be able to handle the pressure. At the end of the episode, the Glee Club are doing synchronized swimming while singing We Found Love.
In The Spanish Teacher, Emma mentions that she and Will reveal everything as Emma helps Sue due to the declined request from Will to be her donor using pamphlets. Emma comes home to a frustrated Will with a new box of pamphlets in hand and hands them to Will to see what he thinks of them. He rejects her saying that all these pamphlets are useless and her life story should be imprinted into a pamphlet. Emma storms off in anger missing Will's apology from afar.
Emma comes home to find a neatly plated dinner table and a pamphlet made by Will. The pamphlet shows an implication of what of his wrong actions followed by a sincere apology which concluded with a kiss.
Before the pilot, it has assumed that Will and Emma have known each other for a while. Ken obviously has a crush on Emma, but Emma has a crush on Will. When Will tries to inquire Emma about him taking over Glee Club, Emma's shoe is stuck by the gum on the floor. Will sees it and helps her by using his credit card to take the gum away, due to the fact that Emma is mysophobic and has OCD. Emma then signs up as a chaperone for New Directions, to see their rivals, Vocal Adrenaline, perform, so she can spend time with Will. Ken tries to ask Emma out, but she tells him that she is interested in someone else (Will). At the VA performance, they share a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Will's wife discovers that she is pregnant so Will resigns, in need of a better job to support his family. Emma is dismayed to learn this and she tells him that the only life worth living is one he is passionate about. This advice, along with hearing the Glee kids perform Don't Stop Believin', convinces him to stay. (Pilot)
Emma catches Will after hours at the school while he is working as a janitor. She offers to help him clean and the two chat. He asks her about her deal with cleanliness and she tells him about an incident that happened when she was younger which resulted in her mysophobia. Will tries to help her through it by putting chalk dust on her nose, his attraction to her surfacing for the first time as they almost kiss. (Showmance)
Will gives Emma mild hope that he may have had a crush on someone other than his wife before. They sit next to each other at the Glee Club's Invitationals and Emma looks at Will during the performance of Somebody to Love. (The Rhodes Not Taken)
Will and Emma have a moment over lunch as she wipes mustard off of his "cute Kirk Douglas chin dimple." He tells her that she is the most honest and impartial person he knows and wants her to be the celebrity judge for the Glee kids' mash-up competition. Both are dismayed when Terri begins to work at the school. Later Will finds out that Ken has proposed to Emma and he asks her what she was going to do about it. She asks him if he can think of any other options she might have and he has no answer. In the end, Emma accepts the proposal, under certain conditions. She tells Will and they share a longing look from across the hall. (Vitamin D)Will gives Emma dance lessons. On her first lesson he sings Thong Song and ends up slipping on her overly-extravagant dress and pulls her on top of him where they lie together smiling and laughing with each other and looking like they're about to kiss. Will then tells her she needs a new dress. He goes with her to the bridal salon and is as smitten as ever when he sees her in the new dress. They waltz together to see if she can dance in it and once again their attraction is strongly evident. Emma says that Will's sunglasses are sexy. Will also, when telling Emma that the two songs don't go together, is referring to she and Ken. (Mash-Up)
Will leaves Terri after finding out that she has been faking her pregnancy. Emma tells Will he's a lot to lose. (Mattress)
Emma attends Sectionals for Will and Ken dumps her because of this. She admits her feelings to Will and decides to resign from the school as she is ashamed of actions towards Ken and heartbroken over Will. As she is about to leave Will catches her and they share their first kiss. (Sectionals)The show returns to find that Emma has, in fact, not resigned from the school. Will and Emma sit in her office, smiling with Will noting that it's weird how they have been in exactly the same situation before, but now he can kiss her if he wants. He leans in to kiss her, but she stops him and tells him she needs to clean up first. He tells her that he doesn't care because they've kissed before. Emma apologizes for the unattractive quality that is her mysophobia and Will tells her that she is adorable and she is right. They need to clean up before they can begin a relationship. He says they should go on a date at his house. Later on they slow dance in Will's living room to Neil Diamond's Hello Again. Will says it's the perfect song for them and Emma loves it. They kiss slowly and then fall on to the couch kissing in an almost passionate way until Emma breaks away saying that it's too much too fast for her. She admits to Will that she is a virgin because she hasn't found the right person who won't reject her when things get hard with her problems. Will doesn't seem very pleased by this news, but tells her it's okay. She doesn't believe him and begins to cry. Will tells her that he understands then kisses her forehead and goes to put in a movie.
Will and Emma go on their first date where Emma admits she is a virgin. It appears that Will isn't very pleased with this news. Later he meets the Vocal Adrenaline coach Shelby Corcoran and the two have a make-out session in Will's apartment. Will stops it before it go any further. He tells her that he is still married and is kind of seeing someone that he really cares about, but for some reason, it isn't working. Shelby tells him that he needs to get himself straightened out and when he does, to give her a call. She gives him her card and then leaves. A few days later Emma is making Will a surprise dinner at his house when Terri comes by to pick up the rest of her DVDs. She and Emma have a small confrontation until Emma asks her why she is there because she would like for her to be gone when Will gets home. Terri goes to the living room and finds Emma's copy of The Jazz Singer. Emma tells her that it has her and Will's song in it. Terri says that that was her and Will's song at prom and, if she doesn't believe her, then to look it up in the old Thunderclap. The next day Will is in Emma's office looking at books when she walks in with the yearbook. She hands it to him and tells him to turn to page 42, the page of the prom. He does and realizes what she is pointing out. He says that he has no memories of that night. She tells him that he still does subconsciously. She is on the verge of tears as she tells him that he needs to spend time alone and discover who he is by himself before they can begin relationship. He agrees to this and leaves her in her office to cry at her request. (Hell-O)
Will and Emma discuss the issues of virginity the girls of the Glee Club have been facing recently. He says that he knows this subject is Emma's blind spot and they decide to work together to help the girls. Will tells Emma that maybe along the way they can help her also. Later Emma confronts Will in the stairwell and tells him that she needs to take control of her body like Madonna and to do so, she was planning on "doing the nasty" with him at his apartment that night. He agrees. That night she is in his bathroom looking in the mirror as she prepares to lose her virginity with him. She begins to sing Like a Virgin with Will and they make intimate contact. It turns out to be a dream sequence and Emma is seen at the end still staring into the mirror. The Monday following, Emma comes to Will's office and he was visibly worried about her. He asked where she had been and he'd been calling her all weekend. She tells him that she was embarrassed because she couldn't go through with it and that she really wanted to, but always freaks out. Will cuts her off and tells her that she doesn't need to sleep with him to prove anything and that she took power of her body when she told herself she wasn't ready that night and ran out of his apartment, albeit with no shoes on. He says that he never should have invited her over that night and they need to enforce a strict no-dating policy until his divorce is finalized. Emma asks how long that might be and he smiles and tells her that he filed that day. He tells her that while they are waiting, they need to take action to get help with her problem. He gives her a card for a counsellor and tells her the information she needs. She takes the card—and her shoes that he brought back to her—and leaves his office, quietly thanking him. (The Power of Madonna)
Emma ends any romantic relationship she and Will ever had. When Will is talking to an elderly teacher, Emma calls Will a slut in front of the whole staff in the staff room, after Sue tells her that he had a short relationship with Shelby Corcoran and April Rhodes slept at his place. This leads to Will getting a bad reputation and making teachers as well as students disrespect him. Emma finds out about Will kissing Shelby and sleeping with April via Sue, who tells her that she bribed the landlord into putting baby monitors in his apartment underneath his couch and bed. Emma is shocked about this greatly and Sue tells her she needs to toughen up and let Will know how he made her feel and to do so in a public setting. Later Emma goes to the teacher's lounge with Sue and she is wary about confronting Will this way, but Sue gives her more encouragement. Emma walks into the lounge and confronts Will who is talking with a lady who had just lost her husband. In front of everyone in the lounge, Emma angrily lets Will know that she knows of his actions with Shelby and April and how it's made her feel. Will keeps silent with a remorseful expression while Emma ends her speech by calling out that he is a slut and everyone needs to know that along with the fact that she needs him to know she is through with him. Later, Will brings her a bouquet of flowers to her office and she takes them, albeit indifferently. He tells her that he knows he messed up and knows how his detours in his discovering himself business may have hurt her, but that's not who he is. Emma tells him that she just can't forgive him .In a pleading and sorrowful voice he tells her that it's killing him and he just wants her to look at him the way she used to. She says that she can't and that may be a good thing because if the relationship is going to work between them then they need to see each other for who they really are. She thanks him for the flowers and he leaves with a heartbroken expression. (Bad Reputation)
Will and Emma kiss, after Will proclaims his love for Emma. Emma tells Will that she is seeing her dentist now and he is heartbroken to the point of tears. Towards the end of the episode, Will walks down the stairs at school to see Emma and Figgins having a shouting match. As Emma storms out of the principal's office, Will goes to ask what that was about and she answers that it's not fair that Glee Club is getting cut, and was furious to the point of hysteria that Will was just letting this happen. Will asks if Emma cares so much only because of the kids, to which she replies yes. Angry, Will grabs her arm as she begins to walk away and tells her that he loves her, and that he knows she loves him too, dentist or no dentist, and then he kisses her. (Journey)
Emma tells Will that Carl helps her fight her illness (OCD) and advises him to relax more. He proceeds to casually buy the same car as Carl, and even performs Toxic with his students at the homecoming assembly. Emma later tells him that by "relaxing" she didn't mean being someone who he isn't. (Britney/Brittany)
Emma and Will are seen holding hands while in the hospital waiting room. (Grilled Cheesus)
Will realizes that Carl is making Emma better. Carl and Emma are seen picking out costumes. Carl dances with Emma when he is singing What Ever Happened to Saturday Night?. Later, when they are practicing, Carl barges on-stage at the wrong moment and Emma compliments him, despite the scriptural error. Emma tells Will that she and Carl saw the Rocky Horror Glee Show, and Will makes the kids put on the show with Emma as the costume designer. When Will needs help practicing, Emma sings Touch-a, Touch-a, Touch-a, Touch Me to Will, which leads to Emma taking Will's shirt off and sexy dancing around him. (The Rocky Horror Glee Show)
Will flirts with Terri, and has sex with her. Meanwhile, Will also seems to take a liking to Holly Holiday. (The Substitute)
Just before Will gets on the bus to Sectionals, Emma kisses him on the cheek. Also, near the end of the episode, when she finishes making out with Carl, Emma has a worried look on her face. It is possible she regrets the marriage, and her feelings for Will are still there, even if she denies it. Will gets an extra ticket to Sectionals and asks Emma to accompany him and she agrees. Later, right as they are boarding the bus, Emma sadly tells him she can't go since Carl recently told her he loved her and she has decided to spend the weekend with him since he has been suspicious of Will's motives ever since his behaviour in The Rocky Horror Glee Show. She kisses him on the cheek and wishes him luck. Will is obviously saddened as he boards the bus. When Will returns from Sectionals and shows Emma their first place trophy in her office she seems to be dismayed. Will is devastated when she shows him the wedding ring on her finger and announces her marriage to Carl over the weekend. Will congratulates her and leaves quickly. (Special Education)
Will tries to call Emma when drunk, even though the message gets sent to Sue instead, it is obvious he still has feelings for Emma. (Blame It on the Alcohol)Emma admits to Carl and Holly she is still confused over her feelings for Will, in a discussion with Holly about why the couple can't have sex. This results in Carl saying he is moving out of her condo, though it is unknown if they have split up. Will is very happy when he finds out Holly Holliday has returned, and laughs at many of her jokes. Emma does not like her. Will and Holly perform a rendition of Prince's Kiss, resulting in a kiss. He asks Holly to go out with him, and although she initially refuses, she decides to give it a try at the end of the episode, where it was revealed that Emma probably still had feelings for Will. (Sexy)
Emma admits that Carl asked for an annulment, and is gone. Will helps her by scrubbing her grapes and telling her that he'll always be there for her. At the end, Holly tells Will that Emma's still in love with him. (A Night of Neglect)
Will asks Emma to help him with the Glee Club assignment about loving yourself, and she happily agrees. At the end, Emma shows him her shirt, which says "OCD" and he pulls her out on stage and they hold hands and dance with the Glee Club. (Born This Way)
This episode shows Emma eating grapes without having to clean them to the extreme individually, after Will suggested that she might get some help to overcome her OCD. Emma admits that she's been getting better, because of her medication. Emma sneaks into April and Will's practice of April's Broadway show, and realizes that Will has a much greater potential then a teacher. Emma talks to Will about him leaving McKinley as a teacher and instead make a career on Broadway, which Will refuses. Although Broadway has been a dream for him, so has winning Nationals with the kids. (Rumours)
Will asks Emma to help pack up his apartment. While packing vests, Emma asked the importance of a certain one, to which Will stated "I was wearing it when I met you." Emma insisted it's time to let things go. However, later on in the episode she is seen wearing the vest. Will asks her why and she responds, "I couldn't let it go." Then, she kisses Will on the cheek as she watches him go then walks away crying. (Funeral)
Will is seen with his arm around Emma as he looks at the banner congratulating New Directions for placing 12th at Nationals (which she made). There was also a deleted scene that shows what happens between them when Will gets back to McKinley, which has been described as "major development." (New York)
It is revealed within the first few minutes of the episode that Will and Emma are now officially boyfriend and girlfriend and living together. They wake up in bed together and make each other's lunches. They share a brief kiss then head off to school. Later, they watch Sue on the news in bed while Will kisses her neck, and are alarmed by Sue's announcement to cancel arts programs. They are then seen in the teacher's room and Will declares that he has a plan to ruin Sue's plot, and Emma says dreamily, "So this is what being turned on feels like." In Figgins office, Will also states that he and Emma are thinking about starting a family, although they have not had sex yet. (The Purple Piano Project)
Will selects Emma to direct the musical, along with Artie and Shannon. They are also seen sitting at lunch together, and Will has his arm around Emma. (I Am Unicorn)Will finds her wedding magazines, and allow her to look at his secret things. He also wanted to meet her parents, because he wants to marry her someday. Emma returns home and Will surprises her by inviting her parents, Rusty and Rose, over for dinner. Emma pulls Will to the side and says she is ashamed of her parents because they are ginger supremacists. They prefer the company of other gingers. Emma's OCD problems start appearing and her parents cruelly comment on it, causing Will to yell at Emma's parents, calling them "racist" and telling them that they should support her daughter. In Emma's room, she begins to pray in front of Will. Down on her knees she begins to cry. Will wants to help Emma, but he doesn't know how to help. He wants to learn to pray, so that God will help Emma. Will then proceeds to sing Fix You as his prayer for Emma. (Asian F)
They are seen in their bedroom watching the news together when Sue accuses Burt of having a baboon heart, and Will gets upset. Emma tells him not to be so angry and not to fight back, pulling him closer as he moans. (Mash Off)
They sit next to each other and watch the Troubletones and Unitards performances together. When the New Directions win and Will is on stage with them he tells Emma that he did it for her. (Hold on to Sixteen)
They go to the homeless shelter together and sing along to Do They Know It's Christmas? (Feed The World) while sitting on the piano, playing along, together. (Extraordinary Merry Christmas)
Sue and Shannon encourage Emma to edge her way to marriage with Will and she accepts, singing Wedding Bell Blues and inadvertently asks Will to marry her. Will picks up Emma's hint and begins to find ways to ask her in song via the New Directions. Sometime after, Will and Emma are present with Burt and Carole, as Carole reveals to her son, Finn, the truth about his father after Finn expressed interest in joining the army. Later in the evening, Will asks Emma's parents for permission to marry her and -although it does not go well- ignores the rejection from her parents and proposes to her with We Found Love, bringing Emma to tears and she accepts. (Yes/No)
Will learns that there is a tenure position opening up at McKinley, and he wants the spot to help support Emma and their future family. Later, Will is trying to translate a song into Spanish to impress the Glee Club. He quickly gets frustrated though, so Emma uses some of her new pamphlets to help will out. He responds by saying they are silly, and she says that he is mean. He then asks if she has a pamphlet for that, so she walks away. Later, Will finds out from Beiste that Emma's pamphlet on hygiene for the football team really was really good. Beiste showed it to Cooter, and he was making all of the football teams in Ohio buy them. That night, Will makes a dinner for Emma to apologize and to congratulate her on the new Tenure position. (The Spanish Teacher)
After hearing Sue's anticipation of learning the gender of her child, Emma is excited, and questions her who she'll be going with. Emma then nominates her and Will to attend. At the hospital, Sue considers the couple able to be told anything that she is told about the baby. (Big Brother)
Will visits Emma in her office commenting on his surprise that the Glee kids are still taking the loss of Whitney Houston so hard two months after her death. Emma tells Will about how hard she took it when Princess Diana died at the start of her senior year. She explained that the timing of the event led her to use that as a representation of the loss of her childhood and saying goodbye to everything at high school. Whitney is the Glee kids' Diana Will surprises Emma with a 3D card for an appointment with Mr. Lavender, the premier wedding planner of Northwestern Ohio. Emma doesn't believe they need him because having the wedding at Christmas-time means decorations will be taken care of. Will blurts out that he wants to move the wedding up to May. Will doesn't see a reason to wait, but Emma says it takes a lot of time to plan a wedding. Will interrupts her with a kiss and she agrees they could let Mr. Lavender worry about it.Will comes home to find Emma meeting with Mr. Lavender. When he says there aren't any venues available in May that can accommodate a stage for New Directions to perform, Will becomes upset. When it is suggested they look at dates in September, Will tells Mr. Lavender to leave and that they will do it themselves.
Will pours some champagne to celebrate him finding the perfect wedding location: a campground that will accommodate their needs. Emma points out that she has OCD and throws away brooms after a single use and wonders why he thinks she'd want to get married at a campground. He explains it is the only place available. She suggests moving the date to November. He refuses. She says the glee kids will come back for the wedding. He breaks in with his worry that they won't and it is obvious this was the real reason he wanted the wedding in May. He doesn't want them to leave. She mentions he'll have new students each year, but he talks about how much he got from these particular kids. She tells him that even if they got married on the moon in ten years, the kids would be there. (Dance with Somebody)
Emma comes with Will and New Directions to Nationals in Chicago. After they win Emma gives Will a pamphlet that says "When it's finally time to have intercourse." When Will discovers this pamphlet in his office, she is standing in the doorway smiling then walks away leaving a shocked yet pleased Will behind.
After school that day, Will comes home and yet again finds Emma standing in their apartment with the same smile wearing an orange nightgown. He is obviously turned on by this, and they are later seen about to have sex, and end up doing it at last. He thanks her for the night before the next day and for sticking by him/supporting him all year long. Sue also states that Emma looks "different," referring to the fact that Emma had sex the night before. (Nationals)
At graduation, Will is in the audience with the rest of the faculty, student body, and families cheering on the graduates and Emma is the diploma presenter for the graduates. Will and Emma, along with the rest of the glee kids, are present at the train station saying farewell to Rachel. (Goodbye)
Emma and Will have a meeting with Brittany in Emma's office, after noticing Brittany's sudden down-spiral. Will tells her that she should start having daily appointments with Emma, but Brittany says that she doesn't have the time, and she walks away, thinking she was doing a voice over, leaving Will and Emma confused. The two confer on a plan to help her. Emma suggests bringing "Britney" back and Will goes with the idea. They both watch the performance of Gimme More at the assembly with concern, watching Brittany become increasingly out of it as she obviously lip syncs. Later on, there is a brief scene showing them tutoring Brittany using flash cards of famous people. (Britney 2.0)
Will walks into Emma's office, saying that he really needs to talk with Emma as a guidance counsellor, not a fiancée. Emma tells him to take a seat, and Will talks to her about him possibly joining Blue Ribbon. He tells her that he would have to be away from the kids for several months, and she advises him to follow his dream. He signs his application, showing that he will send it off and wait for an answer. (Makeover)
Will walks into the living room of his and Emma's apartment, and tells her about him officially being on The Blue Ribbon Panel. At first, Emma is ecstatic for him, but her mood soon dies when she finds out that Will wants her to come to Washington with her. At first, she thinks he means for a long weekend, but after he tells her that he means for a few months, she becomes disheartened. She tells him that she didn't want to give up her job, and she didn't want to take a break from her job either. Will continues to try and persuade her, but Emma won't have it, and tells him that she doesn't want to be sitting in a hotel room all day whilst Will is off chasing his dream. She says that she was supporting this because it was his dream, not hers. Will says that he thought they were going to talk about it, and Emma comes back with "We did, you just don't like what I have to say" Will leaves the room. Later, they are singing The Scientist along with Kurt, Blaine, Brittany, Santana, Finn, and Rachel. There is a flashback to their first kiss. (The Break-Up)
Will and Emma are sitting in a "therapy session" environment with Shannon Beiste where both of them are expressing their own personal views about Will's job opportunity in Washington. Emma doesn't like the idea that she should immediately drop everything for Will's future, while Will thinks that Emma is not seeing the greater picture for them and the arts. But with Shannon's help, Will realizes that he was unfair to just assume she would just follow him and asks her (as an "equal partner") if she would join him, which she agrees.
Later, Shannon confronts Emma in her office, where she tells her that she isn't really happy about going to Washington, and that one of the worst things you can do in a relationship is lie. Emma can't though, because she doesn't want to be an obstacle in Will's dreams.Back at their apartment, Emma is believing more frantic as she is cooking seven different recipes. Will calms her, sensing that there is something off. Emma tells him that she really doesn't want to leave Lima and go to Washington. She admits that she doesn't know what it's like to be a wife. She's happy with her job, her kids and helping her kids. She also says she would rather be farther away and feeling closer versus being closer physically, but further emotionally. Will isn't thrilled with the idea, but he totally sees the point she is getting across and agree that he would go solo. (The Role You Were Born to Play)
Will and Emma reunite just in time for Sectionals, watching the New Directions perform Gangnam Style. (Thanksgiving)
While Emma does not appear, her relationship with Will is brought up in Artie's dream, where he is in a different world where he isn't in a wheelchair. Terri is still married to Will and is continuing the fake pregnancy by using a baby doll as their child. Since Will is so drunk and is always drinking alcohol, he doesn't even realize that the baby is fake. Terri asks for Will's pay-check before he "spends it all on flannel shirts and booze." Basically, if Glee Club never existed, Will wouldn't be in love with Emma, and vice versa. Terri even mentions that Emma is off in Hawaii with Ken Tanaka, her husband. (Glee, Actually)
In the episode, Diva, Emma starts freaking out about her wedding with Will when she asks Will about the colored flowers she picked and he said they were "fine" leaving her to get stressed. She continues to get stressed out as her wedding is in a week. Finn sees her stress and kisses her, leaving her shocked. (Diva)
The wedding is days away and Emma continues to plan in an unstoppable manner. When Finn confronts her about the kiss, he says he won't be able to look Will in the eyes and she tells him to get over it and just be the best man for Will as that's how it's meant to be just before Will comes in and kisses her. He notices her stress and she asks him for help, but he promises after glee practice he will, leaving her even more stressed.At the day of the wedding, all of the old and new friends of Will and Emma attend the wedding, Will seems happy. But Emma isn't. She continues to freak out, saying she can't go through with this as Sue watches her, wearing the exact replica of Emma's dress. During Getting Married Today, Emma escapes the wedding venue by car and starts to weep. When Sue walks down the aisle to everyone's surprise, she tells Will of Emma's escape. Will is distressed as he speaks to Finn and says that she dealt with a lot of stress, but Will kept saying that it was because of her OCD. They both have no idea of her whereabouts, but when Santana says that Emma's parents says they paid a lot for this wedding and is happy to let it go on and were also happy that Emma left (indicating that they didn't want the two to get married in the first place).
During Anything Could Happen, Finn sees Will flipping through his phone, looking at photos of himself and Emma, feeling upset. (I Do)In this episode, Will is having a dream about him and Emma singing You're All The World To Me. After this, he wakes up, completely terrified. Shortly after, Finn and Will talk about finding Emma. But, Will tells him that she needs to have her own space, and, if Emma really loves him, she will come back. After Finn and Artie convinced Emma's parents about where Emma is, Finn tells Will that Emma's been staying with her sister and tries to inspire Will to make a big movie-style romantic play to win her back. Will parks outside the house where Emma's holed up, singing In Your Eyes, with New Directions backing him up, and draws Emma to the window. Will and Emma try to work out just why Emma bolted from the wedding: she felt that she barely knew him anymore when he returned from Washington, D.C. Will suggests starting to get to know each other all over again, beginning with a Friday-night movie date. At the end of the episode, Finn finally reveals to Will that he kissed Emma in Diva, leaving Will heartbroken and disappointed. (Girls (and Boys) on Film)
Will mentions that he proposed to Emma once again in this episode, and the two will get married after Regionals. (Wonder-ful)
After New Directions win Regionals, Emma walks into the choir room with a minister to tell Will that she is finally ready to get married, admitting that she couldn't handle the big ceremony and wanted a small, intimate one with the people she loves. After exchanging heartfelt vows remembering some of their special moments, they finally make it official and seal the union with a kiss as New Directions cheer. (All or Nothing)
We see Will, Emma, and Shannon talking about how the school, and themselves, were dealing with Finn's death. Emma brings up the fact that she cleared her schedule to provide grief counciling, but no one attended. Sue pops into the conversation and mentions between insults that she had a tree planted in the spot where she caught Finn and Quinn making out for the first time. Afterwards, Will comes in to her office and Emma suggests that he isn't letting himself mourn because of his need to stay strong for the kids. At the end of the episode, Emma returns home to find Will in the living room, clutching the jacket and weeping. She rushes over to comfort him and begins to weep too as the episode ends. (The Quarterback)
Emma hurries Will out of a class, saying that they have to do something. It is later revealed that they were having sex in the faculty bathroom, where Becky sees them and reports them to Principal Sylvester. Mortified, they explain Sue that they are trying to conceive a child. Emma walks into the Teacher's Lounge later, to announce will that the pregnancy test came up negative. Will says it's fine, but he tells her he made an appointment with a fertility doctor, which leaves her unsettled. When Emma leaves, Sue and Beiste tell Will that if they are trying to conceive, he should not pressure Emma. Following their advice, Will tells Emma he wants to enjoy time with her, and conceive along the way, saying that a baby will not want to be born in a place were there is fear. He starts singing Danny's Song while they spend an evening together at ease. Emma joins him, and they end up lying on the bed together. Later, Will is discussing what they should pack for the trip to Los Angeles, when Emma announces that she won't be coming to with him. Will looks blank at first, but when Emma tells him that a doctor conformed her she's pregnant, he is giddy with pleasure. They hug, emotional and ecstatic. (Trio)
While in New York to attend Rachel's opening-night performance of Funny Girl, Will's trip is cut short when during a visit with Rachel in her dressing room he gets a phone call from Emma who tells him that her water broke and that she had gone into labor. He makes it back to Lima just in time for the final few pushes and calls Rachel and her friends from the hospital with the news that Emma has given birth to a boy named Daniel Finn Schuester. He goes on to tell her that for the first time in his life, he truly feels happy. (Opening Night)
Emma walks with Will and their baby in the park where they see Rachel and Blaine who were just egged. Later, she counsels Will, advising him to quit his job at Carmel, and do what makes him happy. (Transitioning)
Will watches the video of himself performing at the 1993 Nationals with Emma standing behind him. She puts a hand on his shoulder as he emotionally finishes watching it.(2009)
On the first day of school three months after New Directions win Nationals, Emma packs everyone's lunches as Will admits that even though he won't have to worry about funding for glee club or anything else now that he's principal of McKinley, he's scared wondering if he has the talent to do the job. Emma reassures him that he's the most talented man in the world (or at least Ohio). They share a kiss before she leaves for school and he has a moment with his son.
Five years later, they have four more children together, making a total of 5 children. They watch the Tony Awards and celebrate when Rachel wins the award for Best Actress in a Musical. Both are very moved - Will especially - when she dedicates her award to him in a touching speech.
In the fall of 2020, they attend the re-dedication ceremony of the auditorium along with Beiste, Carole, Burt, Figgins and Terri, listening to Sue's speech and later joining everyone in performing I Lived. Both are featured in the portrait on the new dedication plaque. (Dreams Come True)
- Sang Together (In a Group Number)
Solos with
|Like a Virgin
|The Power of Madonna
|Finn, Jesse, Rachel, and Santana
- Related Songs
- All by Myself by Eric Carmen (Showmance)
- Thong Song by Sisqó (Mash-Up)
- I Could Have Danced All Night by My Fair Lady (Mash-Up)
- Related Songs
- Touch a Touch a Touch a Touch Me from The Rocky Horror Picture Show (The Rocky Horror Glee Show)
- Duets
- Related Songs
- Fix You by Coldplay (Asian F)
- Wedding Bell Blues by Laura Nyro (Yes/No)
- We Found Love by Rihanna featuring Calvin Harris (Yes/No)
- Tongue Tied by GROUPLOVE (Nationals)
- Duets
- Sang Together (In a Group Number)
Solos with
|The Scientist
|The Break-Up
|Blaine, Brittany, Finn, Kurt, Rachel, and Santana
|Getting Married Today
|I Do
- Related Songs
- Getting Married Today by Company (I Do)
- Anything Could Happen by Ellie Goulding (I Do)
- In Your Eyes by Peter Gabriel (Girls (and Boys) on Film)
- Duets
- Will/Emma, Quinn/Puck, Finn/Rachel, and Brittany/Santana are described as the four most asked about couples on the show according to Zap2It and E! Online.
- They are each other's second spouse. (Emma's first husband was Carl, Will's first wife was Terri)
- Will and Emma have been close friends since before Pilot.
- Emma loses her virginity to Will in Nationals.
- Will is Emma's third fiancé, after Ken and Carl. Emma is Will's second, after Terri.
- Composer Kerry Muzzey has written several pieces inspired by the couple, he considers Looking Back to be Will and Emma's love theme.
- They are first called "Wemma" in All or Nothing.
- First couple to get married and have a child.
- Emma-Will relationship is similar to Finn and Rachel's relationship.
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4th January 2013
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Art, Fashion and Design of Automobile Museum Málaga
From 2010 Málaga offers an extraordinary collection of classical cars presented in thematic areas that describe the different styles that characterize the evolution of twentieth century art. Automobile Museum of Málaga is one of the most interesting museums in the world of cars. A variety of models representing major brands: Hispano Suiza, Bugatti, Delage, Packard, Auburn, Rolls Royce, Bentley, Jaguar, Mercedes and Ferrari, among others. Trimmed ostrich or crocodile skin, precious woods, dashboard pearl, ivory and silver handles and exotic accessories.The art of the automobile in all its splendor! Space also houses a unique exhibition fashion hats "vintage" of Balenciaga, […]


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Health Insurance Terms to know:
Benefits – Health care services provided under terms of a contract with a managed care organization.
Co-payments – A fixed payment that a patient pays (usually $5-$25) each time s/he visits a health plan doctor or receives covered services.
Coverage – The type of insurance and extent of benefits available through health insurance companies.
Deductible – A specified amount of money an insured patient must pay each year before the insurer will begin covering the cost of care.
Facilitated Enrollment – Assistance provided to families applying for Child Health Plus, Family Health Plus, and Medicaid, by representative of health plans, community-based organizations and health care providers.
Fee-for-Service – The traditional method for paying for medical services. Doctors charge a fee for each service provided and the insurer pays all or part of that fee.
Health Plan – An organization that acts as an insurer for an enrolled population.
Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) – An organization that provides health care in return for pre-set monthly payments. Most HMOs provide care through a network of doctors, hospitals, and other medical professionals that their members must use in order to receive care.
Lock In – A contractual provision by which members except in cases of urgent or emergency need, are required to receive all their care from the network health care providers.
Managed Care Organization (MCO) – These are organizations licensed by the state, which arrange primary care and other medically necessary services at a prepaid rate instead of billing each individual service. Managed care plans use a network of providers to promote timely access to medical services.
Primary Care Provider (PCP) – The PCP is an internist, pediatrician, family doctor or other health care provider who serves as the initial interface between a patient and the medical care system. The PCP services as the patient's agent, arranges for and coordinates appropriate medical care and other necessary and appropriate referrals.
Provider Network – The doctor, clinics, health centers, medical group practices, hospitals and other providers that managed care plans have selected and contracted with to provide care for their members.
Premium – The fee a policyholder pays to an insurance company for coverage. This fee is usually paid out monthly.
Recertification or Renewal – The annual verification process of a member's eligibility (age, residency, citizenship/immigration status, income and resources) for the public health insurance program in which she or he is enrolled.
Sliding Scale – The system of charging fees based on the patients ability to pay for health care received. Often the patient's household size and income are used to determine the amount of fees charged.


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The video above shows you how to change a flat tire in your 2013 BMW 335i xDrive. Make sure you are in a safe area that is level and free of traffic before attempting to fix a flat tire. This video shows you where the spare tire, jack and jack kit is located in your 335i xDrive how to assemble the components of the jack kit, how to replace the flat tire for your spare tire and safety precautions to take when using your jack. Most BMW jack kits include the jack, a jack handle and a lug nut wrench.
While following the instructions provided in your 335i xDrive's owners manual and in this video will help minimize the risk of injury. The best way to avoid injury is to never get under your vehicle while it is jacked up. Remember also, that even if your car is jacked up properly, another car could hit it and knock it over; therefore, be sure to give careful consideration to your environment before raising your car.
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The building's facade is composed of sandwich panels in dark grey and silver. Other Lindab products include LTP 115 in the roof, Z-250 beams, plus Construline partition walls and Doorline industrial doors. In addition, the ventilation installer has installed a complete Lindab Safe ventilation system in the building, making it all the more a veritable Lindab Solution.
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How to Set Up and Use a VPN
There's more to setting up a virtual private network than just signing up and activating the service. Our guide can help you get the most from this critical privacy and security tool.
Everyone should be using a virtual private network or VPN, whether you're connecting to the Internet on your computer or your smartphone. That may sound paranoid, but there are real threats out there, and they're only getting worse. On Wi-Fi networks, unscrupulous individuals can attempt to intercept your information. And whenever you connect to the internet, your Internet Service Provider (ISP) has access to everything you send and has been given the green light from Congress to sell your anonymized information to advertisers, too. Out on the wide open internet, advertisers and spies can track your movements between websites and discern your location by peeking at your IP address. It's scary out there.
The fact is the internet was not designed to protect your privacy. It was created for easy information exchange, not user privacy, anonymization, or encrypted communication. While HTTPS goes a long way toward protecting your information, it doesn't guard against ISP snooping or local network attacks—a major problem if you ever use a connection that isn't yours, such as one at a hotel or a coffee shop.
So until a new,
What a VPN Does and Does Not Do
As with any security tool, it's important to understand the limitations of a VPN. After all, you wouldn't expect a kevlar vest to save you from falling out of an airplane or a parachute to stop a bullet.
When you switch on a VPN, your traffic is routed through an encrypted tunnel to a server operated by the VPN company. That means that your ISP and anything (or anyone) connected to your router won't be able to see your web traffic. From the VPN server, your traffic exits onto the public internet. Unless you're headed to a site that uses HTTPS, your traffic is no longer encrypted.
Because your traffic appears to come from the VPN's server, your actual IP address is effectively hidden. That's
What a VPN won't do is completely anonymize your traffic. To do that, you'll want to use a service such as Tor. This excellent anonymization service is easily accessed through a special version of the Firefox browser. Instead of just piping your data through a single intermediary (that is, a VPN server) Tor bounces your data through several different volunteer computers. This makes it much harder for someone trying to track your activities to see what you're up to
Finally, just because you have a VPN doesn't mean you can forget about the security basics. While some VPN services claim they can block malware, we recommend standalone antivirus software for your computer, because these tools are designed specifically to protect your computer from malicious software. You should also use a password
How to Choose a VPN
When we review VPNs, there are a few key metrics we look for. One is that the VPN service should allow you to connect at least five devices at a time. Another is whether or not the VPN service allows BitTorrent traffic on their servers. Some do, some do not, and you don't want to run afoul of the company you're paying a monthly fee to.
Speaking of fees, the average cost of a VPN service is $10.53 per month. A VPN service that is charging more per month isn't necessarily ripping you off, but it should offer something significant, such as a great interface or lots of server locations to sweeten the deal. You can usually get a discount if you buy longer-term contracts, but we recommend avoiding those until you're certain that you're happy with the service.
Before you sign up with a VPN, be sure to read its terms of service. This document will outline what information the VPN collects and what it does with that information. Most companies say that they don't log traffic, which is great. Others go further, saying that they do not monitor user activity at all. This is
It's also useful to see where the VPN company is based. Keep in mind that this isn't always the physical location of the business, but a legal distinction that outlines what jurisdiction the company operates under. NordVPN, for example, is in Panama, while ProtonVPN is in Switzerland. That means that these companies are not beholden to data retention laws, which would require them to hold on to certain information that could be obtained by law enforcement. Hide My Ass VPN, on the other hand, is based in the UK, which has more intrusive laws.
The most important thing about a VPN is trust. If the location, pricing, or terms of service don't fill you with confidence, try another service.
Free or Paid VPNs?
We at PCMag recently conducted a survey of 1,000 people, asking questions about VPN use. According to our results, 62.9 percent said they didn't want to pay more than $5, and 47.1 percent said they want to use a free VPN.
Unfortunately, most VPNs are a far cry from free. Or even from $5. But you don't need to break the bank to get protected. If after trying out a service for a month or two, you can save more by purchasing longer-term contracts. Private Internet Access is an excellent and affordable service that costs just $6.95 per month for an albeit no-frills experience.
Many VPN services offer a free trial, but usually for a limited time. Others, like TunnelBear and AnchorFree Hotspot Shield Elite, have totally free versions but may limit some features to paid users. TunnelBear, for example, has a data allowance for free users. Hotspot Shield, on the other hand, has an ad-supported free version. ProtonVPN, from the creators of the secure email service ProtonMail, has a limited free version of its VPN, too.
The browser Opera has a free VPN baked
Getting Started With a VPN
Once you've settled on a service, the first thing to do is to download the company's app. There's usually a downloads page for this on the VPN service's website. Go ahead and download the apps for your mobile devices as well; you'll want to protect as many of your devices as you can. Generally, you pay one subscription fee for a certain number of licenses (usually five) and then you can use the service on any device for which it provides apps.
We have found that when releasing VPNs for Mac, companies occasionally have different versions available in the Mac App Store and on the company website. This appears to be in order to comply with Apple's restrictions. Figuring out which will work for you can be tricky, but we've broken down the differences in our reviews.
Once you've installed the apps, you're prompted to enter your login information. In most cases, this is the username and password you created when you signed up for the service. Some companies, such as Private Internet Access assign you a username that's different from your billing credentials, in order to provide customers with more privacy.
Once you're logged in, your VPN app usually connects to the VPN server closest to your current location. That's done to provide better speeds with a VPN, as latency and speed reductions increase the farther the VPN server is from your actual location. That's it: Your information is now being securely tunneled to the VPN server.
Note that you do not have to install the VPN company's app. Instead, you can configure your device's network settings to connect directly to the VPN service. If you're concerned about the potential for surveillance within app ecosystems, this might be a good option for you. Most VPN services will have documentation on how to configure your device.
Choosing a VPN Server
Sometimes you might not want to be connected to the server the VPN app recommends. Perhaps you want to spoof your location, use BitTorrent via VPN, or you want to take advantage of some of the custom servers your VPN company has provided.
Many VPN companies include an interactive map as part of their app. NordVPN, for example, lets you click on countries to connect to those servers. It's a useful way to understand where your information is going, but there's probably a list of servers you can select from.
Choosing a server depends entirely on what you want to accomplish. For security and speed, you should choose a server that's close by. To access region-locked content, you'll want a server that's local to content you want to watch. If you're trying to watch the BBC, you'll want to tunnel to the UK. Some VPN companies, such as KeepSolid VPN Unlimited and NordVPN, have specialized servers for streaming video.
These specialized servers are useful because streaming services such as Netflix block VPNs. At issue are the licensing deals Netflix secures with studios. For example, Netflix has the rights to provide Star Trek: Discovery outside the US, but within the US you need to pay for CBS's All Access service.
It's also a good idea to check and see whether your VPN service allows BitTorrent traffic on any server, or just specific ones. NordVPN clearly marks the servers cleared for torrenting, and others do the same. TorGuard, on the other hand, is all about torrenting and allows its use on all the company's servers.
Other services like NordVPN and ProtonVPN have enhanced security options, such as access to Tor or multihop VPNs. Tor, as mentioned above, is a way to better protect your privacy, and lets you access hidden websites on the so-called Dark Web. Multihop VPN is similar: Instead of just routing your traffic through a single VPN server, a multihop connection tunnels you to one server and then another. Both of these offerings trade speed for enhanced privacy.
If you've opted to ignore first-party apps and configure your network settings manually, you will probably have to enter the information for each VPN server individually.
Advanced VPN Settings
The set of features in each VPN varies from service to service, so we can only generalize about what you may see when you open the Settings pane. But we encourage you to read through the documentation and try clicking some buttons. The best way to learn how to use a tool is to try, after all.
Most VPN services include some kind of Kill-Switch feature. Once engaged, this option prevents your computer from transmitting or receiving information over the internet unless the VPN is engaged. It's useful for when your computer disconnects from the VPN, and it can prevent little bits of data sneaking through unencrypted.
Most services offer an option to select a VPN protocol. This can be intimidating, since they have weird names and companies rarely provide information about what these are, and what changing the protocol will do. In general, this is something you can leave alone.
But if you're interested, the protocol we recommend is OpenVPN. It's open-source, so it has been picked over by many eyes for any potential vulnerabilities. IKEv2 is also a good, secure option if OpenVPN is not available. Note that on some platforms, such as macOS and iPhone, OpenVPN is not always available, because of additional restrictions placed on developers. The best
When Should I Use a VPN?
For the best security, you should use a VPN as often as possible and, ideally, all the time. But that's an
VPNs for Android and other mobile devices are a little trickier, particularly if you frequently move in and out of cellphone coverage. Each time you lose and regain data connectivity, the VPN has to reconnect, which adds a frustrating wait. It's also just less likely that your cell traffic can be intercepted, but we've seen researchers prove that it can be done. And considering that law enforcement and intelligence agencies have effectively unfettered access to telecom data, it's a good idea to use a VPN even over cellular connections. Also, most mobile devices can automatically connect to any familiar looking Wi-Fi network. At
Many VPNs have settings for how and under what circumstances they should reconnect if they become disrupted. We honestly cannot think of a reason you wouldn't want your VPN to try reconnecting and encourage everyone to make sure their settings reflect this.
If you're concerned about VPNs slowing your connections or blocking important traffic, you should take a look at split-tunneling options. Again, different companies give this feature different names, but the gist is that you can decide which apps will use the VPN for their traffic and which apps can transmit without the VPN. TunnelBear, for example, includes an option to not tunnel any Apple apps to ensure they function properly on a Mac. Frequent video streamers and gamers in need of a VPN may want to look into this as an option.
How to Use a VPN For Streaming With Chromecast or AirPlay
Chromecast and AirPlay let you share music and video from your computer or mobile device to speakers, TVs, and streaming boxes. But all of them require Wi-Fi, which can be a problem when you're using a VPN.
When a VPN is engaged, your traffic is moving through an encrypted tunnel, which prevents the devices from finding each other on the same Wi-Fi network. That's as it should
The simplest solution is to switch off your VPN, but that's not your only option. You can use split-tunneling, as mentioned above, to route only the traffic you want
Alternatively, you can install a VPN on your router. Doing so means that all the devices connected to your router—from your phone to your smart juicer—will have their traffic encrypted. That's a great option for a heavily wired smart home.
VPNs Aren't Rocket Science
Too many of you aren't using a VPN, and maybe that's because they seem like arcane security tools. But many companies have worked hard to make them friendly and easy to use. Most are now set-and-forget security tools, as it should be. And though opening your wallet to guard against potential threats is always annoying, buying a VPN is one of the best and easiest ways to guard your web traffic
- TorGuard VPN
- CyberGhost VPN
- NordVPN
- Private Internet Access …
- VPN Unlimited
- The Tor Browser
- IPVanish VPN
- TunnelBear VPN


text: I know I'm rushing things, but I can't wait for Spring. The hooded suit, the chest zip that does not fit over a large chest very well, 5mm fin socks, thick gloves, windburn, the pins and needly feeling that you get before whatever body part gets all woody-numb if you happen to get a 40 degree water flush. I am sooooo done. I would love to go out in a 3/2 or a 2mm jacket and polypro shorts. And stay out ALL DAY. Gah, I miss marathon sessions. These days I am out for an hour or maybe two before I completely lose the feeling in my face. I really need to move. This whole winter thing is a drag.


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Usually it's difficult for me to make a correlation between the two primary subjects that I studied in college–computer science and philosophy. The first few things that pop into mind when attempting to relate the two are typically artificial intelligence and ethics. Lately, intuition has caused me to ponder over a direct link between modern philosophy and effective digital security.
More precisely, I've been applying the Hegelian dialectic to the contemporary signature-based approach to anti-virus while pontificating with my peers on immediate results; the extended repercussions of this application are even more fascinating. Some of my thoughts on this subject were inspired by assertions of Andrew Jacquith and Dr. Daniel Geer at the Source Boston 2008 security conference. Mr. Geer painted a beautiful analogy between the direction of digital security systems and the natural evolution of biological autoimmune systems during his keynote speech. Mr. Jacquith stated the current functional downfalls of major anti-virus offerings. These two notions became the catalysts for the theoretical reasoning and practical applications I'm about to describe.
Hegel's dialectic is an explicit formulation of a pattern that tends to occur in progressive ideas. Now bear with me here–In essence, it states that for a given action, an inverse reaction will occur and subsequently the favorable traits of both the action and reaction will be combined; then the process starts over. A shorter way to put it is: thesis, antithesis, synthesis. Note that an antithesis can follow a synthesis and this is what creates the loop. This dialectic is a logical characterization of why great artists are eventually considered revolutionary despite initial ridicule for rebelling against the norm. When this dialectic is applied to anti-virus, we have: blacklist, whitelist, hybrid mixed-mode. Anti-virus signature databases are a form of blacklisting. Projects such as AFOSI md5deep, NIST NSRL, and Security Objectives Pass The Hash are all whitelisting technologies.
A successful hybrid application of these remains to be seen since the antithesis (whitelisting) is still a relatively new security technology that isn't utilized as often as it should be. A black/white-list combo that utilizes chunking for both is the next logical step for future security software. When I say hybrid mixed-mode, I don't mean running a whitelisting anti-malware tool and traditional anti-virus in tandem although that is an attractive option. A true synthesis would involve an entirely new solution that inherited the best of each parent approach, similar to a mule's strength and size. The drawbacks of blacklists and whitelists are insecurity and inconvenience, respectively. These and other disadvantages are destined for mitigation with a hybridizing synthesis.
The real problem with mainstream anti-virus software is that it's not stopping all of the structural variations in malware. PC's continue to contract virii even when they're loaded with all the latest anti-virus signatures. This is analogous to a biological virus that becomes resistant to a vaccine through mutation. Signature-based matching was effective for many years but now the total set of malicious code far outweighs legitimate code. To compensate, contemporary anti-virus has been going against Ockham's Razor by becoming too complex and compounding the problem as a result. It's time for the security industry to make a long overdue about-face. Keep in mind that I'm not suggesting that there be a defection of current anti-virus software. It does serve a purpose and will become part of the synthesization I show above.
The fundamental change in motivation for digital offensive maneuvers from hobbyist to monetary and geopolitical warrants a paradigm shift in defensive countermeasure implementation. For what it's worth, I am convinced that the aforementioned technique of whitelisting chunked hashes will be an invaluable force for securing the cloud. It will allow tailored information, metrics and visualizations to be targeted towards various domain-specific applications and veriticals. For example: finance, energy, government, or law enforcement, as well as the associated software inventory and asset management tasks of each. Our Clone Wars presentation featuring Pass The Hash (PTH) at Source Boston and CanSecWest will elaborate on our past few blog posts and much more.. See you there!


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When playing Harry Potter Years 5-7, I noticed there are things only Wizards with Dark Magic can interact with. I figure these are things I will have to go back and do later, as right now I don't have anyone in my party that can use Dark Magic.
Which characters in the game use Dark Magic? Who is the first one I can unlock, so that I can go back and get whatever it is from these areas?