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And if he is really close to you, you could at least try to think about what pulls him in that state and find a way to solve them. Hard? Then leave the problem as it is, most of the people does that anyway, but don't be surprised if he developes even worse behavior. Telling someone to be useful at least is rarely does any good. It sounds like you don't care at all. Besides many times expectations are the best cause for suicide. And what if he hates the world? Why should he feel like wanting to help anyone then?
And since he made his parents to find his (expected) corpse it's more like a revenge on his parents too. And they reacted with shutting him in... Sorry for saying this, but do you really expect a gloomy suicide guy to cheer up and get better when he is shutted in, with his gloomy thoughts making rounds and rounds again in his head??? At least did they change anything in their own relationship with their son, or are they just waiting to things solve themselves?
And one more opinion that may help understanding gloomy people (though I'm not a suicidal type either and I'm actually optimistic who likes being happy and all smile):
If you ever had a bad mood for more than some hours, you may noticed that you can't think logically in that state. Your thoughts are all sad and all you think that can help you is sad music and speaking/reading about sad things. Thouh it sucks you even more into the bad mood. If you have anything that can made you feel better (like friends or hobbies) you can get out, but what if you dont have it?
Then try imagining that dark mood is your normal everyday state.
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Since starting the international adoption process, we did not know the age or gender of the child we would be matched with so we opted for a gender neutral theme.We chose a woodland theme and couldn't be more excited with how it has turned out. We tried to make it tactile and visually inspiring. Crib and circle rugs are from WalMart, and the toy bin is from Land of Nod. The glider/rocker was thrifted, repainted, and reupholstered. The laser cut wood signs (Run Wild My Child and You are My Sunshine) were found on etsy at SpunkyFluff.
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What a lucky child who will come home to such a cheerful, welcoming room!
I love the horizon line/paint wainscott. Very creative.
Wonderful! Lucky kid and lucky parents!
I particularly like the mushroom stool and use of the throw rugs to make the design more 3D.
Looks so sweet and welcoming! The rugs are a great idea...love how they add a nice pop of color to the floor and I love even more that they're just from Walmart! Beautiful room! Congratulations to the parents on their future arrival!
Love this! Where did you get that adorable table and chairs??
The room looks so inviting!
I love that it's a theme but not over-bearing. Also, I love seeing other adoptive families featured on here.
I love everything in this room!
This room is great - it's beautiful to grown-ups, and it's going to be a lot of fun for your son. Great job.
Thanks so much!! The table and chair set is a family heirloom, I believe my great granddad made them!
Those rugs really make this room feel fun, in a way I wouldn't have thought a couple solid color rugs could. And that table/chair set! I wish my great grandparents were that cool. They totally look like 3-bears chairs. I love them.
Ah, that table and chair set! I love! Very nice room.
this is a great room for any child. congratulations in advance!!
Well done! I've been in your shoes (son and daughter born in China) and I'm so happy for you!
I love the print/papercut? of the silhouettes of children playing. Great piece. Fun nursery that is pleasant for adults, but full of the spirit of childhood.
This room is adorable! For that age i can suggest you drop the crib down, your little one will be able to climb.
Wonderful, whimsical room! I also love the print of children running - what / where from?
The green rugs are a work of genius.
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Cat Tracks: Carey leads Wildcats past Utes
Sure, you could read the box score and know who won, but we all know that won't tell you everything that happened in a football game. So, we give you 'Cat Tracks', providing you with the analysis, quotes and notes from Arizona's November 17 win against Utah. Final score: Arizona 34, Utah 24.
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Running Back Ka'Deem Carey delivered another strong performance for the Wildcats, rushing for 204 yards and a touchdown in Arizona's 34-24 win over Utah.
The Cats outscored the Utes 17-0 in the fourth quarter.
The Wildcats relied on their running game and amassed 320 yards rushing against the Pac-12's third-ranked defense.
Arizona improved to 7-4 on the season and moved to .500 with a record of 4-4 in the Pac-12.
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The Wildcats' defense struggled to contain Utah quarterback Travis Wilson. He threw for a career-high 311 yards and two scores against the Pac-12's worst pass defense.
� Rich Rodriguez becomes the first Arizona coach to take the Cats to a bowl game in first season with the team.
� Utah's streak of nine straight bowl appearance will come to an end following the loss to Arizona.
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The Wildcats will host the rival Arizona State Sun Devils on Friday, November 23 at 8:00 p.m. on ESPN.
- No QB yet, but Wildcats a little closer after spring game
- NFL Draft '14: Recapping Arizona's Pro Day and looking ahead to ASU's
- UA's Rodriguez: Proposed play clock rule would change fundamentals of game
- UA's Rodriguez: Don't expect QB to be named by end of spring
- Arizona moves first two games of 2014 season to weekdays
- Bearing Down with Adam and Jarrett - Tuesday April 15Adam and Jarrett talk about UA's early departures.
- Bearing Down with Adam and Jarrett - Thursday April 3Adam and Jarrett recap a tough loss as well as the season itself.
- Bearing Down with Adam and Jarrett - Friday March 28Adam and Jarrett talk about Arizona's run to the Elite 8.
- Bickley Blast - Friday March 28Arizonans can all rally around this University of Arizona basketball team.
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Trio of CAA Basketball Players Named Candidates for Senior CLASS Award
RICHMOND, Va. (Nov. 1, 2012) - Delaware's Elena Delle Donne, Hofstra's Shante Evans and Northeastern's Jonathan Lee were named candidates for the 2012-13 Senior CLASS Award in collegiate basketball. To be eligible for the award, a student-athlete must be classified as an NCAA Division I senior and have notable achievements in four areas of excellence - community, classroom, character and competition.
Delle Donne, studying early childhood education at Delaware, led the Blue Hens to a historical season a year ago and led the nation pouring in 28.1 points per game. Delle Donne, who was recently a unanimous pick for Associated Press preseason All-America team and named to the WBCA Preseason
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Evans, a two-time Associated Press All-American, is entering her final collegiate season with 1,618 career points (fifth all-time at Hofstra) and 992 career rebounds (second all-time in the program's history). The senior is just 22 points and 39 rebounds shy of the current school records. Evans has served as a team captain for the Pride while also participating with teammates and staff in charitable initiatives like volunteering with the Interfaith Nutrition Network and giving up her time in the afternoons to help organize/sort food and clothing donations in the kitchen and clothing donation room. Evans is a three-time All-CAA honoree, including back-to-back first team member. She recently was named to the 2012-13 CAA preseason All-CAA first team. The senior forward is pursuing a degree in history.
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The Hagerstown Community College Alumni Association will present the tri-state area's largest and most extensive floral event, the 17th annual Flower & Garden Show, on Sat., March 12 and Sun., March 13, at the College's Athletic, Recreation, and Community Center. This year's theme is "Not Just Your Grandmother's Garden!"
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1621 Wilshire Blvd, Santa Monica, CA | Directions 9040334.028937 -118.486486
Monday 11:30 AM - 2:15 PM
Tuesday 11:30 AM - 2:15 PM
Wednesday 11:30 AM - 2:15 PM
Thursday 11:30 AM - 2:15 PM
Friday 11:30 AM - 2:15 PM
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Sunday 11:30 AM - 2:15 PM
Neighborhoods: West LA, Wilshire Montana
Incredible Service – Our service was great and the waiter was adorable. Ambiance was romantic and definitely recommended. For the music,,,I would recommend jazz or house and the people were cool. Portions were good.
Best Indian – Most flavorful Indian in L.A. Every bite is delicious, I am always so full after, cause I cant stop eating, its soooooooooooo good!
would not recommend – we went there on a restaurant dot com gift certificate. the mgr/owner/waiter tried to deny it saying it wasn't good for our meal. we read the fine print and knew he was wrong. he would not come back to our table when requested. the other waiter said to just go. we left the appropriate amount and left. this guy works like the insurance industry, just deny all claims from the start.
Food has changed, but still a good deal for their lunch buffet – As the previous reviewer stated, the food has definitely changed and not for the better. Whether or not the chef has left, the tastes of the curries and tandoori chicken have been off. I usually go there for their lunch buffets and this time around I noticed that the food tasted more on the bland side. The tandoori chicken wasn't cooked thoroughly, still bloody and red close to the bone. Either one by themselves would've made me go somewhere else, but the bloody chicken is downright dangerous. Heck, even the garlic naan, which is pretty basic, wasn't good. Too doughy and a little soggy. There are a number of other Indian restaurants out there so I think that I'll be checking up on those more often now.
THE CHEF HAS LEFT!!!! – i went to nawab of india last weekend and the food did not taste the way it used to. i found out that the chef no longer works there.i dont know if i will be coming back to nawab. he made the best indian food i have ever tasted! i used to go there every weekend! but fortunately i learned the chef of nawab is opening his own restaurant called "Copper Chimney." it is in Woodland hills. I can't wait till it opens!
Probably the best indian food in LA – Keep in mind though that they can get busy, and when they are busy their service is not very good. But, if you come early or on a weeknight, you will not have to worry about service being an issue. The food is high quality - a lot higher quality than your average indian restaurant. If you wanted to judge the place on it's Mango Lassi, then Nawab would get the Gold Medal. Their Mango Lassi (yogurt mango drink) is the best I have ever had. Their nan is terrific, rice is delicious, and they have plenty of vegetarian options, along with some nice seafood and chicken dishes. The waitstaff is very friendly as well.
Dinner was good, but skip the buffett – We had a couple nice dinners and were very impressed with the flavors. Nice decor, traditional indian restaurant - white table cloths, traditional music, etc. A little pricey compared to other establishments close by with equivalent or better food (Jaipur on Pico/Westwood by Westside Pavilion). Dinner menu is Vegetarian Friendly. Food is extra oily - even for indian. Awesome sinks in the bathrooms, just FYI.
We returned for their lunch buffett and were very very disappointed. Modest selection. Not Vegetarian Friendly - 1 dish. Our water glasses both had lipstick on them. We requested new glasses and both came dirty (one with more lipstick). Silverware was dirty too. Maybe it was a bad day for them, maybe a lunch staff thing, or maybe we could just see when it was light out.
More expensive than it's competition - no good reason why. Santa Monica rent?
Would consider going back - the Mali Kofta and Korma was very good. Still, Electric Karma on 3rd St near the Grove is better and more fun for dinner. Jaipur's (on Pico) lunch buffett is infinitely better regarding food, selection, and cleanliness.
A serene scene, Indian classics and the occasional celebrity sighting are what's for dinner (or lunch) at this Santa Monica favorite. – In Short
Taking up residence right across the street from a fancy Mercedes Benz dealership on Wilshire Boulevard, this two-room space hides nothing with its floor-to-ceiling windows that filter in the Santa Monica sunshine by day and bring in the bright lights of the boulevard by night. The white tablecloths and elevated price points convey a slightly more upscale experience than most Indian restaurants, but the friendly service and fresh fare--not to mention the complimentary spicy cauliflower chutney and papadum--keep the locals coming back for more. North Indian dishes reign supreme on the menu with a variety of curries, tandoori, biryani (rice specialties) and vegetarian offerings like mutter paneer (peas with cheese) and dal makhani (lentils cooked with spices).
Best Indian Buffet – Best Indian buffet in LA! The food is amazingly good for such a reasonable price and they have more choices than the other restaurants. I would prefer eating the buffet at Nawab as opposed to dinner at many other places.
horrible food!! – We love Indian food but this place is one of the worse Indian restaurants that we have ever been to. First our food arrived late and cold. Our Poori (deep fried bread) was soft and soggy. The tandoori mushrooms tasted like bad meat. The Chicken Tikka Masala was average. To complete the horrific meal, The Raita (cucumber yogurt) had a funny smell like sour milk. We should have known better than to have eaten it because both of us became sick after our meal.
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