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Ten Commandments 7 Stay Faithful to Spouse Iron on Heat Transfer is printed on a 8 by 8 inch commercial quality high resolution heat transfer paper, available for white and light material applications only. Heat transfer is shipped with the home use instructions for use with a home iron.

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Ten Commandments 7 Stay Faithful to Spouse Apron is commercial quality product. Whether it's put to use in a restaurant or home, this apron will always help keep you clean. 100% cotton with Teflon finish for added protection. 1" wide neck and waist ties, adjustable neck strap for full and medium length aprons.

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An outstanding video for those newly bereaved, ages 30 to 55. When do you take off your wedding ring? What about the pain one feels when eating alone? These are some of the questions that come up in this video about the loss of a spouse. This moving video focuses on the early grieving process and viewers come to understand the immediate feelings of shock, grief, anger and numbness, as well as the ongoing fear of being alone.

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When an honored cop finds his brother in bed with his wife, there are no lengths he won't go to for revenge and no one is above suspicion.

Director:  Steven Schachter
DVD:  Closed-captioned, Color, DVD-Video, NTSC
Company: Hbo Home Video  (2003-01-07)
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This tough, harrowing 1993 documentary began as a video journal by film instructor Tom Joslin, who wanted to capture details and insights into the process of his own slow death from AIDS, as well as that of his partner, Mark Massi. For much of its running time, Silverlake Life is precisely that, a book of days in which these longtime companions grow weaker, face their anger and grief, visit with friends and family for what may be the last time, attend therapy, and find that life is still--for the most part--a series of small, deceptively simple events and actions that might almost be forgotten if not for the shortage of time left. At a certain point, a former student of Joslin's, Peter Friedman, takes over the production, and the film instantly becomes a memory of itself, a tribute to two men who once lived in this world, found love together, and left this record of the way they died. --Tom Keogh

Director:  Peter Friedman (II)
DVD:  Color, DVD-Video, Full Screen, NTSC
Company: New Video Group  (2003-07-29)
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As with most books written by politicians while in office (or at least aiming for one), Living History is, first and foremost, safe. There are interesting observations and anecdotes, the writing is engaging, and there is enough inside scoop to appeal to those looking for a bit of gossip, but there are no bombshells here and it is doubtful the book will change many minds about this polarizing figure. This does not mean the work is without merit, however, for Hillary Clinton has much to say about her experience as first lady, which is the primary focus of the book. Those interested in these experiences and her commentary on them will find the book worth reading; those looking for revelations will be disappointed.

Beginning with a brief outline of her childhood, college years, introduction to politics, and her courtship with Bill Clinton, Clinton covers a wide variety of topics: life on the campaign trail, her troubled tenure as leader of the President's Task Force on National Health Care Reform, meeting with foreign leaders, and her work on human rights, to name a few. By necessity, she also addresses the various scandals that plagued the administration, from Travelgate to Whitewater to impeachment, though she does not go into great detail about each one; rather, she seems content to simply state her case and move on without trying to settle too many old scores.

Along the way, she offers many apologies, though perhaps not the kind some would expect. She does not shy away from her "vast right-wing conspiracy" comment, for instance, though she does wish that she had expressed herself differently. Regarding the Monica Lewinsky scandal, she maintains that her husband initially lied to her, as he did the rest of the country, and did not come clean until two days prior to his grand jury testimony. Calling his betrayal "the most devastating, shocking and hurtful experience of my life," she explains what the aftermath was like personally and why she has elected to stand by her man. In all, Living History is an informative book that goes a long way toward humanizing one of the most recognizable, and controversial, women of our age. Shawn Carkonen

Author: Hillary Rodham Clinton
Paperback:  592 pages
Company: Scribner  (2004-04)
ISBN: 0743222253
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Experience the Blessings of an Imperfect Marriage. We all–at one time or another–have the opportunity to act right when our spouse acts wrong. There are no perfect marriages or perfect spouses. We know that having a good marriage requires effort and hard work. Yet we often don’t know how to continue to love when we are angry, hurt, scared, or just plain irritated. Nor are we sure what that kind of love is supposed to look like. Should we be patient? Forgive and forget? Do something else entirely?

Acting right when your spouse acts wrong will not necessarily guarantee a more satisfying marital relationship, nor will it automatically make your spouse change his or her ways–although both could occur. It will, however, help you see how God is stretching you in the midst of your marital difficulties, teach you to respond wisely when wronged, and lead you into a deeper relationship with Christ as you yield your will to his plan for your life and learn to be more like him.


Author: Leslie Vernick
Paperback:  224 pages
Company: WaterBrook Press  (2001-10-16) (2001-10-16)
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In this enchanting memoir, New Yorker writer Calvin Tomkins re-creates the privileged world of Gerald and Sara Murphy, two American originals who found themselves at the center of a charmed circle of artists and expatriate writers in France in the 1920s. Their home in Antibes, Villa America, served as a gathering place for Picasso and Léger as well as Hemingway and Fitzgerald, who used the glamorous couple as models for Dick and Nicole Diver in
Tender Is the Night. A bestseller when it first appeared in 1971, Living Well Is the Best Revenge features sixty-nine intimate photographs collected from the Murphys' family album, along with reproductions
of several of Gerald Murphy's remarkable paintings--canvases that predate Pop Art by forty years.
        "Living Well Is the Best Revenge is
a superb little study, alive with an elegance very much the Murphys'," said Nancy Mitford. Critic Russell Lynes found the book to be "at once a sharp and charming evocation of an era and a cast, mostly delightful, surely famous, and usually talented, written with an elegant balance between tongue in cheek and sympathy."
        This Modern Library edition includes Calvin Tomkins's new Introduction and a rewritten last chapter.

Author: Calvin Tomkins
Hardcover:  192 pages
Company: Modern Library  (1998-11-17) (1998-11-17)
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Pilot Spouses in Paris ~ Living abroad is an adventure! Spouses can meet the challenges together to ensure a rewarding experience. (more...)

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Hara Estroff Marano gives advice on sexual and emotional abandonment, the thrill of sex in secret places, and how to get the respect you deserve. (more...)

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My husband is paying support for his 4year old son. His ex wife had a daughter from adultry that just turned 1. She is engaged to the guy she had the daughter with and is getting money from my husband via spouse support even with two adults living in the house (her and the other man) I need to stop this support immidiately. And she and my husband were only married for a year. (more...)

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Ok, I have been divorced for two years now and now found someone that I really love and we want to marry. He is currently living here on a student visa, which expires in two years. We have two issues that need resolving before we take any steps, please answer both my questions, I'll be very thankful. 1. I have two children from my previous marriage, I am getting child benefite, housing benefit, working tax credits, child tax credits and child care costs through tax credits too. If I married the man I love, would I have to stop receiving benefits, so it doesnt cause problems when applying for his indefinite leave to remain in uk? 2) Could he not get indefinite leave to remain in the uk through a permanent job here, instead of applying as a spouse? Im asking this as that way, I may not have to stop receiving benefits, am I right? For your information, he came to uk as a student, he has just recently graduated and is looking for a good job now. You might be thinking why I'm worried benefit wise, this is because even though I am working full time I do not earn enough but thankfully I'm receiving most of my housing benefit which almost covers my rent(£700 for my house). If after marrying him, I'll have to stop receiving all the benefits I'm scared that I'll not be able to manage financially. I know that he'll be helping me financially too but he needs to get a job first. Please help me out on what will be best for us as we really love each other, and want to be together. (more...)

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For ex. if you and your spouse cant afford to have a place of your own, so you live with parents or friends. Is it bad to think. "Man this sucks, i wish we could be independent", or should you think, "This is great, we're blessed we even have someone to count on to let us live with them while we get on our own two feet" you know things like that...need more examples ask for them (more...)

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Please tell me if it is normal to be miserable in your first year of marriage? So miserable you are looking at divorce options and looking at places to live. I have heard that the 1st year should be great from many people. I've also heard from many that the first year or two can be horrible. What is your opinion? Would you want to leave a relationship if you spouse were a "dreamer" and had no goals, ambition, was a total slob and an "air-head"? I realize that if this were a problem you likely wouldn't have married a person like that, but pretend you had married a person that way. Would you get out early? Or stick it out? (more...)

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The latest spiritual fad making the rounds in Fool Gospel Christianity is to say, "IT IS WELL!" as reply to any situation, and "I AM STRONG!" when one's health is anything BUT-! The basis of these misquotations are: 2nd KINGS 4:25. 25. So she went and came unto the Man of God to mount Carmel. And it came to pass, when the Man of God saw her afar off, that he said to Gehazi his servant, Behold, yonder is that Shunammite: 26. "Run now, I pray thee, to meet her, and say unto her, "Is it well with thee? Is it well with thy husband? Is it well with the child?" And she answered, "It is well:" 27. And when she came to the Man of God to the hill, she caught him by the feet: but Gehazi came near to thrust her away. And the man of God said, "Let her alone; for her soul is vexed within her: and the LORD hath hid it from me, and hath not told me." JOEL 3:10. 10. "Beat your plowshares into swords and your pruninghooks into spears: let the Weak say, 'I am strong.' " IF ALL HELL is breaking loose in your life, say, your spouse decamped, and took the car AND the dog, as well as your DVD collection, your kids have stopped smoking but started- well you get the idea. If someone asks "How are things with you?" you are supposed to respond: "IT IS WELL!" Also, if you are so deathly ill as not to be knocking on the Door of Death as taking a jackhammer to it, you are supposed to say, when people ask "How are you?" "I AM STRONG!" The REAL Biblical basis was that for SOME people, IT WORKED FOR THEM- because GOD was involved. If you know a 10-Talent Prophet like Elisha, and your only child happens to perform spontaneous retroactive abortion on himself, you are every bit justified in telling anyone who asks, "IT IS WELL!" because such a Man of God can FIX it. What I HATE about Christianity is that they spend thousands of hours studying the heroes of the Old Testament- Moses, Joshua, Samson, Gideon, David, and so on, pass a dark alley on the way home, and a single junkie with a baseball bat is the last thing they remember about that week! In my country, this is very serious, because this is one of the places on Earth where you can get literally killed just for being a Christian in the wrong state. I have tried to organize MINYAN groups to create defenses and resolutions to problems, but got nowhere, because the Pavlovian endorphin drunkards that our Christians have become, don't want nto hear anything contrary to saying that the Fool's Paradise Matrix they live in in JUST FINE. Now, my "IT IS WELL!" co-worker has just rushed to Lagos to attend her daughter who was in an accident on New Year's Day, and just woke up on the 5th, which was when the eldest son saw fit to inform her. Her eldest daughter is currently pregnant, and her husband is also a co-worker, and they have decided NOT TO TELL HER about her own sister's condition, because SHE COULDN'T TAKE IT. Despite being a Born Again Pentecostal Christian herself. These are the sort of testimonies that Fool Gospel Christians NEVER MENTION when they are telling Unbelievers how to live their lives, and how "I HAVE A GOD, WHO WILL NEVER FAIL!" "HE'S GOT THE WHOLE WORLD-IN-HIS-HANDS!" This is NOT the sort of Christianity I teach others. (more...)

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My S-I-L is having some major issues with her husband. He didn't have a job for 8 months in 2008. He just started working a few weeks ago. While he was at home all he did was sit on his butt and play games on the internet. . . he refused to help clean, take care of the children (one his, one hers), cook . . . anything because it's "the woman's job". She is working at a fast food restaurant, maybe 15 hours/week. Over the months that he wasn't working they slowly fell behind on bills--> electric gets paid only when they get a shut off notice, their phone got shut off, they are 6 months behind on rent--to the point where the only thing her paycheck did was bring the checking account positive just to return to the red a few days later. Now that he's working, he is refusing to deposit his paycheck into the account because of her lack of financial responsibility and her "not" paying the bills. Altogether he has around $600 in paychecks that he is stashing, according to her, and he won't even put gas in their vehicle. In fact, instead of cashing a check, he borrowed money from his 11 year old daughter to buy cigarettes. She was told that he HAS to help pay the bills but I'm not sure if that is true?? I don't know all the details, like if his name is on the bills (I would assume). We live in MO. *She has talked about leaving him several times the past few weeks but seems to lack the conviction to follow thru. He is emotionally and verbally abusive to both her and her son (I've witnessed it), she wanted to start taking classes to further her education to be able to get a better job, and he flat out said that if she did, he would divorce her b/c then she wouldn't be able to work (heaven forbid he would have to pull his own weight). That was said barely a year after he finished his college education during which time (2 years) he flat out refused to work because he was taking classes. The said part is that he hasn't even done anything with the education he received. Anyway, she is wondering if there is any way that she can make him help pay the bills. Any help here is greatly appreciated. **She has asked me to go to the public legal aid office with her on Friday to talk to them because she won't understand the legalities, which I know nada about. It didn't make sense to me that you could force a spouse to pay the bills, but she said that she was told by several people. Her son isn't his and they never got a chance to finalize an adoption-->for lack of money, so she won't be able to get any support out of him. This is his third marriage and apparently his firt two were exactly the same i.e. he sat on his butt while the woman did all the work for him. *Which would have been a red light for anyone* She has pretty much said the only reason she is still with him is because she promised his daughter that she would stick it thru with her dad - I guess she left him once before a few years back.... I really try not to get involved in any of my in-laws lives (they are so complicated!) but I'm being dragged into this by my F-I-L because I have the sense to leave a spouse if I was treated like that. (more...)

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What can I say? The 80's ruled! The hair, makeup, songs, tv, movies. Iconic!! From the never ending comic team of the Golden Girls to Alf and his cat obsessed chases, to Punky's different colored converse, tv was so much fun to watch. Oh the fashion...How many cases of blush did we all go through in a month?We burnt our hair, ratted till we had tears in our eyes and all while listening to Everybody wants to rule the world and Girls just want to have fun. The Goonies, Breakfast Club, Pretty In Pink to name just a few of the decades finest movies. Fatal Attraction showed us some of the consequences of cheating on your spouse and John Candy and Steve Martin made a trip full of mishaps seem like fun in Planes, Trains, and Automobiles. We cried at Beaches and laughed from that long, fun Weekend At Bernies. I was lucky to have lived through this wonderful, colorful decade and miss it with all my heart. It was a fun ride and I would like to see who else shares the sentiments? Thanks for reading! (more...)

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Okay, so I have been seeing a man, off and on, for5-6 yrs.Our ex spouses married eachother. We got to know eachother because of that, and my son, and his son, and daughter. They were small then, but now are teenagers and one is an adult. I have always loved him, but he never ever has said it, but I asked him, about a yr ago, and he just nodded. He knows I want to live with him, and have a happy life, in spite of the crap we will get from our ex's. The living together has never happened, and my dream to marry him, well, he doesn't want it. He lives in his 85 yr old aunts two family house. He grew up there. I hardly saw him at all, since last summer, like 2x, and he doesn't make much of any effort to call me. He says yeah, lets go out, but never follows up. I have always felt I hadto take charge - I always going over to that apt- and it is very, very, messy and dirty. And besides that, I just hate it all being so one sided. His aunt comes down there all the time, and everyone is expected to give her immideat attention. It also suck that his live in adult daughter had he boyfriend there all the time, and his son is there(16) after school to 8pm every night, and the entire weekends, plus the entire summer. So U can imagine is gets pretty crowded with me and my teen there. He does not come here, because he does not like my roomate. I am ready and willing to deal with the aunt and the clutter/dirt, and all these people, but I want him to talk about his love for me, to be my companion, and friend.. I have wanted to marry him for years. Should I bring it up again? Or am I just dreaming? Oh, yeah, last April, I had to stop taking a perscription, klonopin, and I did it, but it was really, really, hard, and it left me at the time with some memory loss, wich I have pretty much all regained. But since then, he has stayed away pretty much, and has, on two occastion via email, said" I dont know what you remember". as if I am a total amesiac. ( and he certainly did not bother to even try to fill me in". Not much contact since then. a few friendly emails, saying lets have lunch, but it never happens. Should I give this up? (more...)

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Can my fiance use my income as his "other sources of income" in a loan application? He have good credit (800+) but my is really bad (550). His income is only 35k and my is 40k. I know in some state u can use your spouse income and not having as a cosigner. We live in Illinois. Please help. Would it be easier if we get marry. Meaning sign that legal paper (can always wait for the actual wedding itself) (more...)

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Greetings! My problem is 15 years in the making so I will supply some background information. My wife and I have known each other for almost 15 years and have been married almost 8 years. We have 2 daughters, ages 6 and 3. We have had a very happy marriage until the last few weeks. I come from a large family (youngest of 9) while my wife has only 1 sibling. I have always been a very private and quiet person who is somewhat uncomfortable in large social settings. My wife is more in the social medium, where she can be at times quiet/shy but other times quite personalable . Being from a large family which has many different personality types, my immediate family is very open and accepting to spouses that have married into the family. Whereas my wifes family, has been very close knit and I am the first person to enter their "clan". At times, I feel like an outsider. Like I mentioned earlier, I am very quiet, even around my own family, and so my wifes family takes this to think I am rude and that I dont like them. I have never been close to my wifes family and I don't think I ever will. My In-laws live about 2 hours away and spend many occasions at our home, either on a visit or watching the kids there are school holidays or the such. Lately. my mother in-law and sister in-law have been complaining to my wife that they are uncomfortable staying at my house due to my coldness and lack of communication. They also think my children misbehave too often and they tend to overstep their boundaries by disiplining my children. When they are at my house, I am very polite and pleasant, I just dont care to engage in chit-chat with the girls. I like to sit and watch sports, play video games, do housework and they don't seem to understand or accept it. Last week, while my wifes mom was watching the kids for the Christmas break, my mother in-law and I got into a unfortunate shouting/yelling argument and regretful things were said by both sides. My wife was caught in the middle of the whole mess and ended up crying for hours while my mother-inlaw went back to her house. The mother-inlaw said she would never come back to our house, ever again. I am 35 years old and I have never been so angry at anybody in my whole life. I don't think I ever yelled at my mother or father like that! Its been a few days and my wife and I have discuss things a few times. I get the feeling she siding with her family when I believe your husband/children always come first. She says her mom and I both acted like idiots and just need to apologize and make things work. She also stated that I need to start opening up to her family or she would have to make a hard decision. I am really stuck because I don't want to loose my wife/family but at the same time, this is who I am and I shouldn't have to put up a fake persona at my own house just to make my in-laws happy. My wife thinks I should go to counseling to help with my "personality problem". I am not a mean person and I am a terrific father/husband toward my wife and kids. Any advice would be greatly appreciated! Today I sent any email apologizing for the heartache I have caused over the New Years holiday and any other times that I might of been unaware of. I told her I would be also sending her a longer apology letter explaining my actions and trying to repair our relationship. Evere since day one, my wife and in-laws have known that I a a very private person so it shouldn't be a surprise to them. The funny thing is, I am not quiet around my wife and kids, I guess because its be safe-comfort zone. I do want to make things better and I want to make my inlaws feel welcomed in our house. By the way, when they come over, I dont hide or go away, I am always in the same rooms- eating, watching T.V. and interacting. Thanks for the help. (more...)

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