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My husband of almost 9 years has left me again for the 3rd time. We've been going through this since Feb 7th. He's been diagnosed with Bi-polar and stopped taking his meds. I'm still so in love with him even after all the * * * * he has put me through. We've been together for 11 years and we've had lot's of problems. He hasn't ever kept a steady job I've supported him mostly and we live at this mom's house for most of the time. He's staying away at night with friends but still coming by to see the kids. It's so hard to see him and not want to touch him. He is acting as though all of this is normal. Will he regret this? How do I get through? I know I need to for the kids...it's just so hard....he says he has never stopped thinking about the girlfriend he left for me 11 years ago...so will he feel the same thing about me?
He has to want to stop what he is doing and take his medication, you can not love him into it. My mother spent YEARS AND YEARS trying to LOVE my father enough to be better from being bipolar. That does not work. They have to WANT to. My mother destroyed her health in this endevour and eventually left and got herself a life. My father is a thousand times worse today than he was back then. It is a VERY sad disorder. If he is not willing to help himself after a reasonable amount of time I would say spare yourself and your kids the agony and leave. You can NEVER love anyone into being well.An extraordinary mens watch that has been built and composed by Ben Sherman. This wrist watch incorporates a silver metal arm bracelet with a combination case which compliments the blue dial. The BS011USM Ben Sherman mens wrist watch comes with the 2 years producer declaration of guarantee and official packaging.
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Andrew MacDonald reports on the latest action for our U20 players on loan at clubs across Scotland.
Congratulations to Cumbernauld Colts (pictured) who have won their first senior silverware after defeating Selkirk 3-1 in the Lowland League Cup final on Sunday. Ronan Fallens and Connor McMullan were both involved in the comeback win. Fallens made some good saves and distributed the ball efficiently while McMullan played the first hour before being substituted. The cup win concludes Colts’ season, which saw them achieve a sixth-place finish in the Lowland League.
Justin Watson continued his scoring streak for Shotts Bon Accord with a goal in a 5-0 win in the second round of the West of Scotland Cup against Whitletts Victoria. Watson played 70 minutes at right wing, his goal coming from the edge of the six-yard box, where he showed his technical skill by expertly volleying into the corner of the net. The winger has three goals in his last four games. Taylor Evans had a solid game in the centre of midfield for this one. The pair were also involved last Wednesday, when the Bonny drew 1-1 with East Kilbride Thistle at home. The Hannah Park side have a minimum of five fixtures left this season.
Camelon’s Ryan Lockie played 90 minutes in his side’s 4-0 home win over Broxburn Athletic. The U20 skipper played centre-back and provided his eighth assist of the season for Camelon as his whipped corner was met by a team-mate to score. His impressive defensive influence was a huge reason behind the Mariners’ clean sheet. Forward Ross Cameron played the first hour and was involved in the build-up play for two of the goals. It’s been a successful campaign for Camelon, who have two games left to play in the East Region Superleague.
Centre-back Dillon Young played 90 minutes in two matches for Wishaw this week. Firstly, Wishy won 4-2 on Wednesday against Blantyre Vics, with Young producing a competent defensive display. The North Lanarkshire side were then on the wrong end of a 4-2 scoreline against Neilston on Saturday, despite leading 2-1. The game ended in controversial circumstances as Wishaw’s opponents were awarded three questionable penalties. Young is progressing well and it’s reassuring that he’ll be involved in many more fixtures before the season’s end.
Both Marc Innes and Luke Martin played 90 minutes for Thorniewood United on Wednesday night in a 3-1 defeat against St Roch’s. The U20 duo played in their favoured central midfield and left-back positions during this game. Both Martin and Innes will be kept busy next week as Thorniewood have matches to play on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.If you look up the top (past the main tweet on the page), you'll see that some random person first tweeted, *to* Denny's, a picture of Sasha (aka Potato Girl) from Shingeki no Kyojin, suggesting that she could be their mascot. She's known for loving food a lot, not just potatoes, if I remember right.

What you're seeing is the reply that Denny's wrote, where they tweeted a picture of her salivating over a Denny's breakfast.

The cool part is that, since the art styles are different, I don't think whoever is behind the Denny's Twitter account would have found the alternate picture (the one they used for the photoshop), without already knowing the character.Pacifist asks for access to schools
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Published: January 6, 2009
NORTH WILKESBORO
The ACLU filed a lawsuit in Wilkes Superior Court yesterday on behalf of N.C. Peace Action and a Wilkes County pacifist who says she has been denied access to talk to students about alternative careers to the military.
The dispute between the school system and Sally Ferrell, a Wilkes representative for N.C. Peace Action, has been going on for nearly four years. Both sides said they regret that the issue is going to court, but both said they are convinced that their side is right.
The lawsuit was filed by the American Civil Liberties Union of North Carolina Legal Foundation.
Ferrell said that military recruiters are allowed in the county high schools to present information to attract students, and she wants to recruit for such groups as AmeriCorps, while also presenting information that could lead students to decide that the military is not the right choice for them.
Ferrell says she has tried to talk to students about the same things that military recruiters talk about, including how long the commitments are, the working conditions and other information.
"We'd like to be able to go to the high schools and present an alternative viewpoint," she said. "It's not fair for the students to only hear one side of the story. We just want a fair deal."
Stephen Laws, the superintendent of Wilkes County Schools, said that the school system's policy allows recruiters to promote the benefits of the recruiter's own program or group, but not to denigrate other groups.
"To take a recruiting table to say negative things is not in keeping with what our recruiting tables are for," he said.
Fred Johnson, the attorney for the Wilkes school board, said that the policy provides equal access for presentations to students. "This forum is not designed to provide an opportunity for attacking a competing educational institution or employer," Johnson said in a written statement.
Both Johnson and Laws said that the school system will vigorously defend itself against the lawsuit.
"(The lawsuit) is tremendously disappointing," Laws said. "We've got so many things to work on for the rest of the school year, but Wilkes County Schools will not be intimidated by a lawsuit or the threat of a lawsuit. We're going to do what we need to do for our young people."
Last month, the Forsyth County government rejected a bid to settle a lawsuit filed by the ACLU in 2007 on behalf of several residents challenging the constitutionality of allowing prayer before county board meetings.
The lawsuit filed yesterday in Wilkes County was on behalf of Ferrell and Bill Towe, a Wake County man who is