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Peach growers in California may soon have better tools for saving water because of work by U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) scientists in Parlier, Calif.
Agricultural Research Service (ARS) scientist Dong Wang is evaluating whether infrared sensors and thermal technology can help peach growers decide precisely when to irrigate in California's San Joaquin Valley. ARS is USDA's principal intramural scientific research agency, and the research supports the USDA priority of promoting international food security.
Irrigation is the primary source of water for agriculture in the valley during the summer, and wells have been forced to reach deeper to bring up enough water to meet increasing demands. Peaches also require much of their water from June through September, when temperatures and demands for water are at their highest.
Wang and Jim Gartung, an ARS agricultural engineer, installed 12 infrared temperature sensors in peach orchards at the San Joaquin Valley Agricultural Sciences Center in Parlier and gave trees one of four irrigation treatments: applying furrow or subsurface drip irrigation, with or without postharvest water stress.
They also measured crop yields and assessed the quality of the fruit to compare the output of trees grown under deficit irrigation with trees grown under normal conditions. Deficit irrigation has been used to produce some varieties of grapes and has been studied for its potential in fruit tree and row crop production. But it has yet to be widely adopted, in part because growers need better tools to strike a balance between saving water and keeping crops viable and healthy, according to Wang.
They used the sensors to measure temperatures in the tree canopies, and calculated a "crop water stress index" based on the differences between tree canopy temperatures and the surrounding air temperatures. Higher index numbers indicated more stressed trees.
The researchers found that midday canopy-to-air temperature differences in trees that were water-stressed postharvest were in the 10- to 15-degree Fahrenheit range, consistently higher than the 3- to 4-degree Fahrenheit range in the trees that were not water-stressed.
For comparison purposes, the researchers placed leaves from stressed and non-stressed trees in a pressure chamber and measured the pressure required to squeeze water out of them. When the trees are water-stressed, it takes more pressure to squeeze moisture from them.
The results show that the pressure chamber results were consistent with data collected by the infrared sensors, which means the sensors may be an effective tool for managing water use in peach orchards.
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Better tools for saving water and keeping peaches healthyPublic release date: 13-Dec-2012 [ | E-mail | Share ]
Contact: Dennis O'Brien dennis.obrien@ars.usda.gov 301-504-1624 United States Department of Agriculture - Research, Education and Economics
This release is available in Spanish.
Peach growers in California may soon have better tools for saving water because of work by U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) scientists in Parlier, Calif.
Agricultural Research Service (ARS) scientist Dong Wang is evaluating whether infrared sensors and thermal technology can help peach growers decide precisely when to irrigate in California's San Joaquin Valley. ARS is USDA's principal intramural scientific research agency, and the research supports the USDA priority of promoting international food security.
Irrigation is the primary source of water for agriculture in the valley during the summer, and wells have been forced to reach deeper to bring up enough water to meet increasing demands. Peaches also require much of their water from June through September, when temperatures and demands for water are at their highest.
Wang and Jim Gartung, an ARS agricultural engineer, installed 12 infrared temperature sensors in peach orchards at the San Joaquin Valley Agricultural Sciences Center in Parlier and gave trees one of four irrigation treatments: applying furrow or subsurface drip irrigation, with or without postharvest water stress.
They also measured crop yields and assessed the quality of the fruit to compare the output of trees grown under deficit irrigation with trees grown under normal conditions. Deficit irrigation has been used to produce some varieties of grapes and has been studied for its potential in fruit tree and row crop production. But it has yet to be widely adopted, in part because growers need better tools to strike a balance between saving water and keeping crops viable and healthy, according to Wang.
They used the sensors to measure temperatures in the tree canopies, and calculated a "crop water stress index" based on the differences between tree canopy temperatures and the surrounding air temperatures. Higher index numbers indicated more stressed trees.
The researchers found that midday canopy-to-air temperature differences in trees that were water-stressed postharvest were in the 10- to 15-degree Fahrenheit range, consistently higher than the 3- to 4-degree Fahrenheit range in the trees that were not water-stressed.
For comparison purposes, the researchers placed leaves from stressed and non-stressed trees in a pressure chamber and measured the pressure required to squeeze water out of them. When the trees are water-stressed, it takes more pressure to squeeze moisture from them.
The results show that the pressure chamber results were consistent with data collected by the infrared sensors, which means the sensors may be an effective tool for managing water use in peach orchards.
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Read more about this research in the November/December 2012 issue of Agricultural Research magazine.
http://www.ars.usda.gov/is/AR/archive/nov12/peach1112.htm
USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer. To file a complaint of discrimination, write: USDA, Office of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights, Office of Adjudication, 1400 Independence Ave., SW, Washington, DC 20250-9410 or call (866) 632-9992 (Toll-free Customer Service), (800) 877-8339 (Local or Federal relay), (866) 377-8642 (Relay voice users).
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If you think a family game of Monopoly or Cluedo is the perfect family pastime this Christmas, you may need to think again, as it?s been revealed dads go all out to win when they play with their little ones.
A study of 2,000 parents, conducted by LEGO Games, discovered 13% of fathers refuse to let their children win because they can?t bear the idea of losing themselves, while most mums happily throw a game so their child can enjoy the thrill of being victorious.
Mum?s easy approach compared to dad?s ?school of hard-knocks? lesson can cause quite a commotion, with 30% of parents admitting to rowing with their other half about it.
What happened to ?it?s the taking part that counts??!
But even though Christmas can be a minefield of board game politics, 52% of mums and dads say they regularly play classic games with their brood.
The UKs most competitive parents was also revealed, with the Welsh voted most likely to cause a bust-up, and Northern Irish mums and dads being crowned the least competitive.
?Parents can be accused of mollycoddling their kids when it comes to playing games,? said LEGO Games spokesperson, Jo Merton.?
?With younger children especially it?s understandable that you don?t want to hinder their confidence but instead encourage them to take part in family games.?
?To add to the pressure, sometimes losing can lead to tearful tantrums ? which many parents would rather avoid at all costs.?
And if you?re in midst of last-minute, panic Christmas buying, why not check out our cool stocking filler ideas for boys and girls, toys for babies and tots, and even a few cheeky goodies for the competitve man in your life.
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Mobile marketing has many different definitions associated with it. It means different things to different businesses, and it can be used in many different ways. It is defined as using cell phones or mobile devices to promote business practices. Read on, and discover a few of the ways that you might put mobile marketing to work for your own business.
Keep in mind that it is more difficult to navigate online when using a cell phone or other mobile device. If you ensure your mobile marketing site is user friendly to both home computer users and mobile users, it will succeed, even if the page looks a bit simplistic on a home computer.
One way of getting greater exposure is for your advertisements to go viral, getting them passed around from viewer to viewer. Someone who sees it and likes it is more likely to forward it to their contacts, which really extends the reach of your mobile marketing.
TIP! Tailor your rewards to your audience. If you are sending messages out to customers, you should think about giving something away.
You can gain an advantage by keeping an eye on what your competitors have been doing. You must be unique from your competitors.
Educate yourself first before you begin a mobile marketing campaign. Give surveys to your customers and tailor your campaign according to the feedback you get. Look at your competition and see if their tactics could work for your business.
If you have an upcoming event that you wish to remind your clients about, such as a sale, send a reminder text a few hours before it starts. Obviously, however, you need to be mindful of what time the texts are sent so they do not annoy your customers at unsociable hours. This will remind your customers that you have something big going on that they should check out.
TIP! Know what you want to accomplish before starting your mobile marketing campaign. At first, you need to understand what goals you?d like to achieve through mobile marketing.
Use your standard website to your advantage. You will find that advertising on your website can work to drive potential customers to your smartphone applications or mobile sites. Your customers will see the ad and know how to find your business, even when they are away from the computer.
Mobile Marketing Campaign
Your mobile marketing campaign should be compatible for use with a multitude of hand-held devices. There are many different mobile devices that content can be viewed on. Making the code compatible with all these devices is important if you want to reach the largest possible audience in your mobile marketing campaign.
TIP! A mobile application can be a great tool when you are thinking about mobile marketing. Apps that can give people tips and useful information tend to be popular.
Once you have succeeded with a mobile marketing campaign, then you can begin experimenting with new strategies. Instead of measuring the success of the marketing by the number of new sales, look at the longevity of the campaign. Apply the same formula to design a better campaign.
Any mobile marketing oriented call-to-action needs to be simple and easy to facilitate. Long forms are easy to fill out on a computer keyboard, but when working with a mobile device, it can be tedious and almost impossible. It should be as easy as possible to subscribe to your newsletter or mailing list.
Try creating a mobile app. Your customers can use your app to check for specials and promotions. This can make your brand more visible, and improve your sales numbers. Speak to a pro in development to see about app pricing since they vary so much.
TIP! Use an integrated suite of marketing approaches to get your message out with maximum impact. For example, consider sending out some mail detailing a particular sale or discount you offer to your customers.
To recruit testers, ask friends and family. Have them test your site out for simplicity, the effectiveness of your ads and other parts of your campaign. To get a truly unbiased opinion, you could pay an outside firm to test out your campaign.
Mobile Platform
Any type of mobile platform, especially a standalone one, should have a home base available in order to guarantee success. All of your mobile marketing should be designed to drive people back to your home base. Avoid developing an entire business around your mobile platform.
TIP! Check your website and marketing advertisements to ensure they are compatible with a variety of mobile devices. Mobiles have different web browsers and have different screens or keyboards.
Write the minimum text necessary to get your point across when it comes to your mobile site. Make sure your site is filled with good information and not just there for keyword stuff. With mobile marketing, you need to be short, sweet, and to the point.
Mobile Marketing
Mobile marketing, as you read earlier, is a broad topic that means different things to different people. No globally accepted definition exists, though most will agree that mobile marketing includes using tactics that are compatible with cell phones. By using what you have learned in the article above, you can now start to understand ways in which mobile marketing can benefit your business needs.
TIP! Advertising costs are a requirement for building a strong customer base. You will want to consider offering your consumer some type of incentive to boost your mobile marketing efforts.
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You may get the inspiration of a great new business every now and then. When the light in your head goes off, now is the time to get that business up and running. For more ideas for marketing online, read on.
Be sure you are up to date on all the services and features the Internet has to offer. The internet is forever morphing, it is very useful to keep up with new things and websites so you can put your niche in the public eye.
Any business that plans to finalize transactions online must first be able to guarantee the security of purchasers? information. There are a lot of impartial, reputable services. VeriSign, McAffee and more. These website will protect your customers from bandying their financial information about unawares. It can be costly to offer a secure system, but it is a must.
TIP! You want to put ads all over the Internet to give yourself as much exposure as possible. AdSense and other Internet applications are available at a reasonable price.
Many webmasters overlook that they need to keep their websites simple. Professional website designers often use multimedia tools such as Microsoft Silverlight and Adoble Flash as ways of tempting novice website owners. Not everyone knows how to navigate their website in the right way, keep this in mind. Potential customers shouldn?t have to download software just to view and use your site.
Don?t give up on projects that don?t seem to work when you first try them. A niche that did not spark then, might now! The Internet is constantly in flux, with new uses being discovered daily. Don?t sink extra time and money into ideas that aren?t working, but hang onto them in case they become viable down the road.
Find a charity that you could support. Choose a relevant charity for your business to support, and donate a portion of profit to that organization. This helps to increase advertising while boosting a positive image. You can also give your customers input into which of several charities they would like you to support.
TIP! In the end, Internet marketers are all about identifying and remedying issues. Your business will have a good foundation if you approach everyday with a clear understanding of how to answer the questions.
You can build a client list by using a squeeze page. Squeeze pages effectively prompt any visitor to supply their email address for something in exchange. You should offer them a promo item as an exchange for the email address. This way, they get a nice gift and you, in return, get to put them on your contact list.
Make sure you have a way to figure out your detailed statistics. You need to focus on things like your traffic numbers per month, your hits, your conversions, your referrals, and other types of stats that may be pertinent to your business. Maintaining detailed analysis of your customers and their purchase habits helps you becomes a better marketer because you see everything that works and what doesn?t.
TIP! Have your site filled with original and interesting content. The site that you manage should be full of rich content that is going to get the attention of search engines, while offering an originality that is appreciated by your audience and will ensure that your search engine results are as favorable as possible.
The first strategy worth looking into when it comes to web marketing is to scrutinize your competition. Check out what other businesses are doing, and see what improvements they need to make. Find out what areas of service your competition doesn?t provide that you do and highlight these differences on your site.
Successful Internet marketers are enthusiastic about what it is they?re trying to do. Demonstrate to people how much you truly enjoy your business and support the products it offers. That emotion will be contagious and you will convince those who visit your site to love the product too. This can be a powerful factor in increasing your profits through more sales.
With any kind of marketing, you are going to run into setbacks. The best thing to do is deal with them and keep on going. For all you know, you will give up when you might?ve been on the brink of success. Make sure that you have everything ready before you launch your website. This may require serious effort on your part. But, don?t forget that in the end, it is all worth it.
TIP! Internet marketing can be successful with dedication and hard work. You do not see large, successful businesses that got where they are by luck alone.
Getting Google to list your website is essential for your internet promotion success. Millions of people search Google every hour of every day, and you need to know when people are searching for terms related to your business. Your business is more likely to have great success if it is listed by Google.
Design a game to entice customers to your website. Customers tend to seek out free online games, and an uncomplicated game can induce them to become repeat visitors. In your game, make sure that you are advertising your product in some fashion. For instance, if you?re in the beauty business, you might try a makeover game.
Try giving away some kind of electronic freebie that has your brand on it, and use other sites to help you to give it away. For example if you are giving away an e-book, contact free e-book sites. Many websites give their customers freebies, downloads, and e-zines that accept links for you to submit your site.
TIP! An excellent web-traffic generating tactic is to publish online press releases. Writing interesting and concise press releases and announcements can often be placed on free online publications and other industry news sites.
Viral videos can be a quick way to gain a lot of viewers. Creating a viral video takes innovation and lots of luck. If done the right way, it will have a big impact on your sales as opposed to any other kind of campaign.
Give free samples and gifts with purchases; that will help your customers feel like you provide a lot of value, and that you respect them. It can be well worth the cost of these extras when you consider the return business that these small tokens of your respect will inspire.
To make more money, you need more subscribers. You can set up multiple versions of your website to determine which version attracts more subscribers. Show different versions to different groups. You can make a more informed decision after looking at the number of subscribers each page generated.
TIP! Try adjusting content and content delivery so that customers feel like they?re in control. This is so important with a market filled with spam.
If you are ready to go you will gain profits. We hope this article has been helpful to you and provides information that will position you for much success. With hard work and effort, you can start to see real profits in a short amount of time.
Under intense pressure to trim its budget, the Army is dismissing a rising number of soldiers who do not meet its fitness standards, drawing from a growing pool of troops grappling with obesity.
Obesity is now the leading cause of ineligibility for people who want to join the Army, according to military officials, who see expanding waistlines in the warrior corps as a national security concern.
Between 1998 and 2010, the number of active-duty military personnel deemed overweight or obese more than tripled. In 2010, 86,186 troops, or 5.3 percent of the force, received at least one clinical diagnosis as overweight or obese, according to the Armed Forces Health Surveillance Center.
The trend has prompted the military to reexamine its training programs and is driving commanders to weed out soldiers deemed unfit to fight. ?A healthy and fit force is essential to national security,? said Cmdr. Leslie Hull-Ryde, a Pentagon spokeswoman. ?Our service members must be physically prepared to deploy on a moment?s notice anywhere on the globe to extremely austere and demanding conditions.?
During the first 10 months of this year, the Army kicked out 1,625 soldiers for being out of shape, about 15 times the number discharged for that reason in 2007, the peak of wartime deployment cycles?
Retired Lt. Gen. Mark Hertling said he was floored by what he found in 2009 when he was assigned to overhaul the Army?s training system. Seventy-five percent of civilians who wanted to join the force were ineligible, he said. Obesity was the leading cause.
?Of the 25 percent that could join, what we found was 65 percent could not pass the [physical training] test on the first day,? he said in a recent speech. ?Young people joining our service could not run, jump, tumble or roll ? the kind of things you would expect soldiers to do if you?re in combat.?
RTFA for details and the many directions the report describes as health and fitness failures among those trying to enlist, today. There?s a lot there to ponder. Not just obesity from inactivity and overeating keeping out recruits; but, soldiers who thought they had a career being dismissed from service, from their job.
Dec. 11, 2012 ? The average American child from age 8 to 18 watches about 4.5 hours of TV each day. Seventy percent have a TV in the bedroom and about one-third of youth aged 6-19 is considered obese. Previous studies have shown that TV viewing time during childhood and adolescence continues into adulthood, resulting in overweight and elevated total cholesterol. An investigative team from the Pennington Biomedical Research Center in Baton Rouge, LA reports new study findings, establishing the relationship between having and watching TV in the bedroom and childhood obesity, specifically high waist circumference.
"The established association between TV and obesity is predominantly based on BMI. The association between TV and fat mass, adiposity stored in specific depots (including abdominal subcutaneous and visceral adipose tissue), and cardiometabolic risk, is less well understood," says lead investigator Peter T. Katzmarzyk, PhD. "It is hypothesized that higher levels of TV viewing and the presence of a TV in the bedroom are associated with depot-specific adiposity and cardiometabolic risk."
Between 2010 and 2011, 369 children and adolescents aged 5-18 in Baton Rouge, representing a balance between gender, ethnicity, age, and BMI status, were evaluated for a variety of factors, such as waist circumference, resting blood pressure, fasting triglycerides, high-density lipoprotein cholesterol, and glucose, fat mass, and stomach fat.
Statistical analysis of the data developed produced two models. Together, these models revealed that children with a TV in the bedroom were more likely to watch more TV. These children also were shown to have more fat and subcutaneous adipose tissue mass, as well as higher waist circumference, when compared with their peers who did not have a bedroom TV. Study participants with a TV in the bedroom and those who watched TV more than two hours a day were each associated with up to 2.5 times the odds of the highest levels of fat mass. Viewing five or more hours a day produced an association of two times the odds of being in the top quartile for visceral adipose tissue mass. Further, a bedroom TV associated with three times the odds of elevated cardiometabolic risk, elevated waist circumference, and elevated triglycerides.
"There was a stronger association between having a TV in the bedroom versus TV viewing time, with the adiposity and health outcomes," notes study co-author Amanda Staiano, PhD. "A bedroom TV may create additional disruptions to healthy habits, above and beyond regular TV viewing. For instance, having a bedroom TV is related to lower amounts of sleep and lower prevalence of regular family meals, independent of total TV viewing time. Both short sleep duration and lack of regular family meals have been related to weight gain and obesity."
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Early in Benson Henderson's decision over Nate Diaz, questions began to pop up on Twitter.
"Did Henderson just punch Diaz in the thigh?"
And then he did it again and again. The thigh jab ended up being one of Henderson's effective moves. It turns out he borrowed the move from UFC bantamweight Alex Caceres. Henderson talked about it on Fuel's post-fight show.
"I actually planned that. I've got to thank Alex Caceres on that one ? he came up to the MMA Lab and he did it to me and it actually hurt. He's a 135-pounder, he weighs 150 pounds soaking wet, and he did it to me and it hurt me. I started using it and did it to my sparring partners and it hurt them. They asked me to stop because it hurt too much. It worked; I stole it from Alex and thank him very much. It was effective. You saw it against Nate Diaz and it was pretty effective. I'm always trying to add new tricks, work on my fundamentals, and get better and improve."
And that's what the best fighters always do. Georges St-Pierre added a killer jab to his repertoire before his championship win over Josh Koscheck. Anderson Silva's front kick against Vitor Belfort made one of the world's best fighters even scarier.
Henderson has been the champ since late February, but he has already figured out that to hold onto the belt, he has to grow and improve as a fighter.
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For most of us, each day comes with promises. A few of them may be life changers. Many of them will be inconsequential, or at most, mildly helpful. To identify which ones will make a real difference, it often comes down to which of them will be kept. And that, to a great extent, depends on who made the promise in the first place. It could have been the mechanic, the neighbor, a family member. Or perhaps it could have been someone you have never met, such as a politician. Did they, and did you, either love or hate how the recent US election turned out, especially how it affected the promise of universal health care ? or the promise of getting rid of it? After all, what some voters thought promised the best solution, others thought promised the worst.
However, go deeper on this question of promises, and what do you find? There are promises that originate with people and there are promises that originate with God. The latter set of promises has something of God?s nature about them. God is the Principle of all promise, the great Physician for all ills, the Healer that binds up all broken hearts. The promises emanating from God are promises never broken. They are promises forever kept. Consider this from the Bible, given in the Almighty?s own voice. ?I am with you, and I will protect you wherever you go.... I have promised you? (Genesis 28:15, New Living Translation). We want to experience God?s promised gifts ? His protection, presence, and assurance, no matter where we go. If it is God that makes the promise, and if it is God that keeps the promise, what else is called for so we more consistently see and experience the blessings, the healing proofs of His kept promises??
To unleash the full healing power of a divinely made and kept promise, it is essential to remember we have a role to play. We have to, in a word, trust. Who? God. When? Now. Where? Here. Once that occurs, once we wholeheartedly trust God here and now, good multiplies. Health becomes the norm and divine care takes hold. The blessings from God?s promises ? made, and kept, and trusted in ? show up at every turn. The Bible sums it up this way. ?God can be trusted to keep his promise? (Hebrews 10:23, NLT). We can do our part! We can trust God! And as we do so, the promise of God?s healing power comes into focus.
So far as the recent US election is concerned, you may feel you got the promise relating to universal health care for which you were hoping. Or not. Either way, God has given you a far more sweeping and far longer lasting promise about health, and about care. As we place our trust in the promise He has both made and kept, it is as if we begin to hear God say, ?I will give you back your health and heal your wounds? (Jeremiah 30:17, NLT). No doubt about it. That is a promise of a wholly different order. It is a promise for health care that is spiritually based, universally available, and divinely administered. The healing begins by acknowledging what God has made, what God has kept, and what we trust.
Mary Baker Eddy included in her primary work, ?Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures,? a chapter titled ?Atonement and Eucharist.? It is one of the most insightful discourses ever written on the life and healing ministry of Jesus. Near the end of its final page, the chapter looks gracefully ahead. It then assures us, ?The promises will be fulfilled? (p. 55). Now that is an assurance we can safely take to heart.
From an editorial in the Christian Science Sentinel.
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Intel presented new manufacturing technology that it said keeps it on track to launch a new generation of chips for smartphones and tablets as it rushes to catch up with Qualcomm and other rivals in the fast-growing mobile market.
The world's largest chipmaker dominates the PC industry but has been slow to adapt its processors for mobile gadgets that depend on batteries and demand power efficiency.
At an industry conference in San Francisco on Monday, Intel reported on the progress of its technology for making SoCs, or "systems-on-a-chip" with features measuring 22 nanometers.
"Intel's 22 nm SoC technology will be ready for high volume manufacturing in 2013," Intel said in a copy of the presentation.
Intel's current mobile SoCs are manufactured at 32 nm, while Qualcomm makes its top-end SoCs at 28 nm and Nvidia uses 40 nm technology. Manufacturing chips with smaller features allows for better performance and power efficiency.
Intel already makes PC processors at 22 nm, but since SoCs pack more features onto one piece of silicon, manufacturing them at 22 nm is more complicated, said Patrick Moorhead, of Moor Insights & Analysis.
"They (Intel) have all the right ingredients to make a very competitive mobile chip but we won't know if they do until 2013," Moorhead said.
While Intel's industry lead in manufacturing technology is well established, competitors and many on Wall Street say the chipmaker's mobile SoC designs do not stand up to SoCs designed by Qualcomm, Apple and others with technology licensed from Britain's ARM Holdings.
(Reporting By Noel Randewich; Editing by Bernard Orr)
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Hi, I have come to this site for many occasions in difficult times but never had nerve to actually put my thought. Things that stopped me doing so was fear of facing critical views from strangers and more over, talking about reality of our relationship including my partner's secrets, the issues I never ever told anyone.
Now he says our relationship is over after the argument last night over a petty thing. Yes, we have a lot of underlying issues and it got to the point that he is unwilling to talk to me anymore.
I have been with my partner for 18 years, not married, no kid. We are both in mid 40's. The issues I hid from everyone is the fact I have been a sole provider all along. There was a brief 2-3 years period that he had series of temp jobs and was able to give me a half of rents. I pay all bills including telephone bills he calls his family oversea.
Our secrecy began the day he disclosed me of the fact that he had been overstayer ever since his work visa was turned down. We were just 9month into relationship and I was a naive student from abroad. He asked me if I would like to leave the relationship, off course, I couldn't. I was so in love with him. He was just surviving without getting any assistance. Stories of that periods was so painful and makes me hug him hard to protect him. We had difficult times but with some luck, I was able to stay with him by obtaining a valid work visa eventually in 2 years in to the relationship. I have been working successfully in professional level since. I would not have been successful in my career without his supports.
We couldn't get marry legally at least first 5 to 6 years until his status was legitimized. I am not a big believer in marriage anyway and this view was helpful to excuse us not get married. I believe our bond has been strong like married couples. I first stated feel uncertain about his wish to support me or contribute to our finance just after he got legal stay. He choose to go to study at an University with a student grant to support tuition fee and general expenses. He did some online trading etc in his spare time so he worked hard, but the burden of rent, food, bills, travel cost for us were with me. He didn't ask me if I would not mind to support him continuously neither I ever asked him to find work first. I thought that was good idea.
I never thought he is lazy.My financial management is good, no debt , a small saving. I was brought up in poverty ( but happy) so I have always careful about money. I don't socialize apart from at work or long term friends/family back home whom I see once a year and I must say I want to avoid being asked about awkward questions of our relationship or avoid any expenses. No wonder I have zero close friend whom I can discuss honestly about relationship and concerns. It is the same for him.
He has been self-employed last 4 years and working hard. Unfortunately, he brings zero income, plus I had to chip in to his expenses regularly, not a lot. He has been so stressed and a lot of anxiety that affecting his sleep and his moods (he denies) We argue once a month or less over very small things and sometimes it blows over to crisis. He accuses of me talking or shouting loud and always tell me ' stop shouting! neighbors can hear us!' My fault I needed to go on till I feel I had my say! Normally he walks out a few hours and sometimes 1-2 days no conversation. Everything was fine till yesterday eve.
We never cheated each other. 100%, we are both lazy to do that. I love him and I care him deeply. He is unhappy we have no kids and in the heat of arguments in the past, he blamed me for that. He said something very hurtful as well. I hope he didn't mean it but once he said he could not get state assistance because I am providing, indicating I am the one hindering him standing alone? It is ridiculous that he quote an other couple he hate so much that they have kids with small income so money is not excuse not to have kids! I on the contrary, I would be delighted if I get pregnant, but at my age It won't and I don't wanna go bankrupt for IVF or go thorough emotional pain so I conditioned myself to feel' if it didn't happen so be it' .
It was our fault we didn't discuss important issues in our relationship but I was just surviving mode and hoping that one day we get some stability. He didn't tell me why he wants to leave, he say his view has been changed. He once said ( again in argument) we have nothing in common ( he means kids) A lot of times I see rage, anger in him. He feels he is the victim? I can't blame myself making him feel whatever he feels. Yes at times I am stressed out of money. but I never ever said anything undermine his confidence. But he is very proud person so may be my unwitting comments have been hurting him. I really don't know. or I am in denial believing I have done anything but supporting him. Now he says he is going to return my money once he got some inheritance from his aging dad and I feel he may have been counted on me all along? I replied that money is not the points, how about my 18 years?
Please give me some wise advice. Thanks for reading my post.
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1. Please do NOT worry about critical views from strangers. None of us is experts on your life, only YOU are.
2. Some advice you may feel does NOT apply to your situation, think about it carefully, then discard it. Some advice that you do not like may be JUST THE ADVICE YOU NEED to hear even if you don't LIKE hearing it. Pay attention, close attention to THIS advice.
3. You are upset because your long-term (18yrs) Significant Other is leaving you without giving you a reason.
Except for a 2-3yr period, he has never earned a dime during the entire 18yrs, you have provided ALL financial support.
You hide this fact from your family and friends so you can both save face.
He blames you 100% for the lack of children in your relationship (although neither of you have been tested and it's just as likely that HE has the medical condition which has kept you both from conceiving a child.)
He was dishonest with you for the first 9months of your relationship; he did not disclose that he was an illegal alien because he overstayed his visa and, therefore, could not get a legitimate job.
He has been self-employed the last 4years, working hard, and earning NO INCOME. HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE? What does he do for a living?
He complained that he couldn't get state assistance (welfare money?) because he lived with you and you had income. And THAT kept him from standing on his own? Sorry to tell you, living off of state assistance is NOT "standing on his own" it is LIVING OFF OF OTHER TAXPAYERS instead of living off of you or living off or his own income.
I don't see ANYTHING positive, anything good, anything uplifting about this relationship. This guy (I don't even consider him a MAN) has been living off of you for 18 years, won't marry you, complains that EVERYTHING is YOUR fault (his lack of income, no children, etc.), goes to school on OTHER PEOPLE'S MONEY and yet can't EARN ANY MONEY?
He is full of bullsh1t excuses. EVERY DAY people who are in the US illegally get jobs. They get paid in cash. He could have worked any day of any of those YEARS earning money to help pay for your expenses. BUT HE DIDN'T WANT TO.
My guess is he thinks he's 'SPECIAL'. No ordinary, hum-drum jobs for him...he's a 'thinker', a 'doer', an 'entrepreneur', a 'business-owner', a 'visionary'. He is content to let YOU go to work day in/day out, week after week, year after year, acting like an adult to ENSURE the bills are paid. But THAT is beneath him!?!
1. Let him go. Kick him to the curb. Tell him to get his piddly stuff together and get the hell out and never come back.
2. Consider this a very expensive and very LONG lesson. You allowed yourself to be treated like his mommy while he was just a big teenage kid with a thousand excuses WHY he didn't work, or didn't earn money, or didn't get a job, or didn't grow up.
3. Get him to put something in writing (BEFORE you kick him in the rear) that HE WILL PAY YOU BACK some of the money he owes you for 18 years.
4. Get an attorney and make sure what your rights are; depending on what state you live in, you and your boyfriend MAY HAVE a COMMON LAW MARRIAGE. (It is a marriage the government recognizes for people who have lived together for YEARS but have never had a wedding.)
5. Get into counseling to find out WHY you expect so little from others. You are a VERY NICE person, but you do not LOOK OUT for yourself. You don't treat yourself like the VALUABLE WONDERFUL FRIEND and PERSON you actually are. Find out why, then FIX IT.
You're not too old to start over....wiser the next time, hopefully.
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Hi I am going to put this in a different section as I never thought to be ridiculed to in the wrong section in this way!
I don't think No marriage equal No commitment, action count in my opinion. Thanks.
No need to move this to another section!!!
THIS is the Considering Divorce or Separation section. YOU are Considering Separation from your long-term Significant Other. You are right where you need to be. You can move it to the Going Through Divorce or Separation section, but you don't HAVE TO.
You're fine right here!
Forgot to add that it *IS* so much easier to read now with the paragraph breaks; good job!
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Alopecia is the medical term for hair loss. The main cause of people suffering from alopecia is stress. A lot of young adults are increasingly experiencing symptoms like hair thinning or complete loss of hair at the hairline and top of the head. Researchers have found nearly 70 per cent of 500 patients in an ongoing study suffer from Alopecia due to stress.
Alopecia is showing a significant increase over the last five years. The major causes of various types of Alopecia problems are hormonal problems, pollution, stress and consumption of junk food. Hair loss is commonly misunderstood to be something that happens only in older people, but it is also prevalent in today?s youth.
Recent research found that many people in today?s time suffer from Alopecia due to stress and pressure from work. It has become a frequent problem with men and women of all ages. People get stressed out for a number of reasons - job loss, pregnancy, child birth, accidents, death of loved ones, serious health problems, and so on.
Reasons behind Alopecia, right from heredity to hormones to lifestyle are:
Baldness in men is due to heredity.
Work-related stress like deadlines, fear of losing job, money worries, domestic stress, divorce, balancing job and home.
Hormonal changes in women after delivery, when feeding, menstrual irregularities, and thyroid problems.
Poor nutrition including crash diets, skipping meals especially breakfast, eating junk food, food fads like eating only salads, and iron, zinc and biotin deficiency.
Recent severe illness like typhoid, jaundice, or surgery and blood loss.
Drugs and medication taken for other problems can cause hair loss ? contraceptive pills, anti-cholesterol drugs and some BP medicines.
Repeated coloring, perming, straightening, harsh chemical shampoos.
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