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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - Missouri lawmakers have given final approval to legislation that would require a woman to wait 72 hours after first seeing a doctor before having an abortion.
The House voted 111-39 in favor of the bill Wednesday. The Senate approved it previously.
The bill would triple the state's current one-day waiting period and make Missouri the third state to require a three-day wait, joining Utah and South Dakota.
It now goes to Democratic Gov. Jay Nixon, who said he would act as he has on other abortion legislation. Nixon previously allowed abortion restrictions to become law without his signature.
Supporters say the extended waiting period gives a woman more time to think about the possible consequences of an abortion. Opponents say delaying the procedure increases the risks.
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Usher On Custody Battle: "A Father Is Important In A Child's Life" (VIDEO)
Usher seems to have it all: the hit-making voice, the moves and a new No. 1 album, "Looking 4 Myself." But in his personal life, Usher is still fighting for what he wants.
The prince of R&B is locked in a very public battle with ex-wife Tameka Foster for custody of their sons, Usher, 4, and Naviyd Ely, 3. Last month, cameras caught an emotional moment as the singer dissolved into tears during a court hearing.
"A lot of what happens behind the scenes is unfortunately newsworthy to the world," Usher said. "But these issues are confidential and all about my passion and my steadfast belief that a father is important in a child's life. To have the time that I've had with them has made them the young men that they are."
And he hopes to be the father that he never had.
"I want to raise them to be responsible future adults," Usher, 33, shared. "No one knows your child like you do. It's taking the time to actively be there. It's a day in, day out process. I'm actively doing it everyday that I possibly can."
And along with his musical influence, "this is what I love to be remembered for," Usher said. "But being this type of mentor and being a positive influence to someone else, that's making a difference."

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Abstinence Only Is Not Education
First of all, let me just make this clear to you, I am in no way writing this article to debate the fact that abstinence is not the best way to avoid pregnancy/STDs/your genitals falling off/whatever. Duh. We all know that, and nobody is going to argue against that. Just like the best way to avoid getting in a car accident is to never get into a car, the best way to avoid a hunting accident is to stay away from Dick Cheney, and the best way to avoid death is to stay huddled in a dark, locked room in the fetal position.
This article is about abstinenceonly "education", and as the more quickwitted of you can tell by my use of quotation marks, it is not an article in favor of abstinenceonly "education". No matter what your religious/moral/spiritual beliefs are, the fact of the matter is that taxpayer money is spent on misinformation and outright propaganda.
So, what is actually being taught in abstinenceuntilmarriage programs at schools? Although in my freshman year I took a required health class in which the "abstinenceonly" sexed format was taught, I have to confess that I remember little about it. Mostly because I would rather pass notes to my friends than listen to my (overweight) health teacher rattle off a sermon that my parents had already given me about 10 times. I do remember that there was no mention of contraceptives in the high school course, although when I was in 8th grade health, we were taught about several methods of contraception. I think this was mostly due to having a young, straight out of college male teacher in middle school, and a middle aged "born again", gospel preaching Christian woman the next year. Also we had several guest speakers, who used the usual "just say no" persuasion method, which is to tell you one minute to not go along with the crowd and "be yourself", and then tell you the next that most people don't do _, and therefore you shouldn't either. I do have to give the fine state of North Carolina some credit though, for at least giving valid information about some STDs, although all they told us about contraceptives were "they don't work all the time". Now although this is an omission of the truth, it's not technically a complete lie, although it does leave kids vulnerable to even more inaccurate misinformation later on. So, that was my experience with the abstinenceonly education system. While it was boring, lame, and relatively pointless, I think it's safe to say that almost no one in the class walked away with any radically idiotic ideas. Well, except for the ones they already had floating around their head, of course. However, not all school districts rely on the "don't do it just because I said so" method. According to the Washington Post, here are some of the things being taught to teenagers and preteens at schools across the country: abortions lead to sterility and an increased risk for suicide, a 43 day old fetus is a "thinking person", half of gay US teenagers have tested positive for HIV/AIDS, and it is possible to get pregnant by touching another person's genitals. I don't even have a comment for this garbage, other than that if you are over the age of 8 and believe any of it, then I completely agree with your decision not to attempt to reproduce. While there actually is a small risk of pregnancy due to mutual masturbation, let me emphasize the fact that it is extremely small, and can be gotten rid of by simply wiping your hands before you stick them anywhere a baby can pop out of. In 2005, Congress spent $168 million on abstinenceonly programs in schools, which is about $100 million less than what President Bush had enthusiastically proposed. Not only has the president financially backed abstinenceonly programs, but his administration was responsible for forcing the CDC (Center for Disease Control) to discontinue a project entitled "Programs That Work". The project was aimed at identifying sex education programs scientifically found to be effective at preventing unwanted pregnancies and STDs. In addition, the Bush administration has required the CDC only to track participants of the program's "attendance and attitudes", which obviously does not reflect actual success of any of the programs nationwide. In fact, during George W. Bush's tenure as governor of Texas, despite spending $10 million dollars on abstinenceonly education, Texas' teen pregnancy rate was the fifth highest in the nation. Not only are these programs highly ineffective, (because let's face it—who pays attention in health class?), but they perpetuate dangerously false information, and is closer to propaganda than true education. Surely the most regurgitated argument for abstinence only education in public schools is the matter of religion and morality. If you're one of the millions of Christian teens who have decided to abstain from sex until marriage, that's wonderful. Really. Congratulations. However, I have some potentially bad news for you. Here it is: you will make mistakes. Maybe you won't make a bad decision about sex, maybe you'll be a perfect little girl or boy, but what about your friends? Your family? A study done by Columbia University concluded that, although students who take virginity pledges may wait longer, about 88% will eventually have premarital sex, and are less likely to use contraceptives. Whatever your decision about sex before marriage may be, the most important thing to remember is to make the decision for yourself, not your partner, not your parents, not your friends, and especially not fearbased propaganda techniques. In the end, when all is said and done, it is you who will have to live with your decisions. Your health teacher or your pastor/priest/preacher will not always be there for you to make them for you or tell you what to do. Maybe you'll regret your one night stand with Mr. or Ms. Thang, and maybe you'll regret not having that one night stand with Mr. or Ms. Thang. Do some research for yourself, or talk to your doctor(who is required by law in most cases to keep whatever you say confidential, even from your parents) about contraceptives and birth control.


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Neil Greenberg ranks the top NHL player at every age. While there were some easy age groups from which to select a winner, certain ones (such as age 23, with Steven Stamkos, John Tavares and Erik Karlsson) provide substantial debate.Story | Conversation | January 27, 2014
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Football: Liverpool fluff big chance for league title
Tuesday, May 06, 2014
LONDON - Liverpool let their chances of winning the English Premier League slip when they drew with mid-table Crystal Palace on Monday, surrendering a three-goal lead in the latter stages of the game.
Liverpool still lead the league by a single point but that can be nullfied by Manchester City, who have played a game less. Liverpool midfielder Joe Allen scored the game's opening goal and they increased their lead in the second half with goals from English striker Daniel Sturridge and Uruguayan Luis Suarez.
Crystal Palace responded late on with defender Damien Delaney in the 79th minute and three minutes later the gap was narrowed to a single goal by 23-year-old English forward Dwight Gayle, who completed the unlikely comeback with another goal in the 88th minute.
After the critical match, Suarez broke into tears. Liverpool will play their last league match against Newcastle United at their home ground Anfield.
Runners-up Manchester City, who have two more league games to play, beat Everton away 3-2 with a goal from Argentine striker Sergio Aguero and two from Bosnian forward Edin Dzeko. Everton's goals were scored by 20-year-old English attacking midfielder Ross Barkley and Belgian forward Romelu Lukaku.
Manchester City will hope to take advantage of the opening to win the league in games against Aston Villa, on Wednesday, and West Ham on Sunday's closing day of the Premier League.
Third-placed Chelsea now only have an outside chace of winning the league after a goalless draw against Norwich City. Chelsea will play Cardiff City on Sunday but will need Liverpool and Manchester City to both lose, in order to win the league.
Arsenal, who are hoping to secure UEFA Champions League qualification, defeated West Bromwich Albion 1-0 at their home ground with a goal by French central forward Olivier Giroud's. The London team's German midfielder, of Turkish descent, Mesut Ozil played the whole game, after a period of injury.
Under the leadership of interim player-manager Ryan Giggs, after sacking of David Moyes, Manchester United, lost to Sunderland 1-0 at their home Old Trafford. It was the first time Manchester United lost seven home games since the 1973-74 season.
Cardiff City and Fulham were both relegated from the Premier League after losing their games against Newcastle United and Stoke City.
-- Matchday 37 results: Arsenal 1 - 0 West Bromwich Albion; Chelsea 0 - 0 Norwich City; Aston Villa 3 - 1 Hull City; Everton 2 - 3 Manchester City; Manchester United 0 - 1 Sunderland; Newcastle United 3 - 0 Cardiff City; Stoke City 4 - 1 Fulham; Swansea City 0 - 1 Southampton; West Ham United 2 - 0 Tottenham Hotspur; Crystal Palace 3 - 3 Liverpool
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November 23, 2014
BOONE COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- More than 100 miners are set to be laid off in Boone County, according to the County Commission.
County Commissioner Mickey Brown says a Newton Energy Mine in Comfort will be laying off 116 employees starting Nov. 12.
Brown says a mine own by Patriot Coal in Wharton is also planning to layoff workers. There's no word yet on how many will be affected at that mine.
Brown says Boone County's unemployment rate is already high and its economy depends on coal.
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At this point, it's hard to find something new to write about The Guardian's special interactive story NSA Files: Decoded. We even mentioned it in the last edition of Data Viz News, and folks like Alberto Cairo and David Sleight have already taken upon their hands to point out the positive aspects of such narratives as this one or The New York Times' award winning Snow Fall.
But this is the weekly space where we bring you the latest interactive visualizations, and unfortunately for us The Guardian's interactive was released a bit after we published Interactive Inspiration [60]. So, in case you've been living under a rock and missed out completely this amazing team work by the Guardian team, we open today's round-up with it:
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Can't Miss Budget London Eats
I'll be going to London mid-April, and will be travelling with a non-foodie who's budget conscious. I'm looking for some restaurants that are tasty, non-touristy, inexpensive, (up to 30 pounds per person w/o alcohol) and fairly close to a tube station. I'm not picky as to location, so long as it it accessible by the tube. Also non-indian, non-chinese, and not Wagamama, as I already know about those options. I would also appreciate any sceney, hip bar/pub suggestions as well - also near the tube stations.
I'm not familiar enough with London to be able to give good suggestions that would meet all of your criteria (I've spent about 3 weeks total over a couple of visits) but, we depended on Pret a Manger to help us keep our food costs under control during our visits. The food is fresh and delicious, their house brand things like potato crisps and sodas tend to not have much in the way of iffy ingredients and the whole thing is, for London, dirt cheap. We would often get coffee and a pastry for breakfast, some sandwiches for lunch and then feel pretty relaxed about dinner in terms of costs.
One place we did like quite a bit was Carluccio's, there are a few of them around town and one is fairly close to the Canada Warf Docklands stop, reachable via transfer from the regular underground.
One of our "go to" places used to be in Soho - on Old Compton Street, just sort of behind Les Miz (on the Charing Cross end of Compton St). It's called the Pollo Bar. (We pronounced it Polo Bar, for some reason.)
It's mainly pasta and stuff. And really cheap house wine. It's a place where they rush you in and rush you out - and it's tasty and cheap. (Used to be --- I'd be disappointed if it's changed.)
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Funny, my colleague and i were talking about that very same place today - he recommended it to me. I'll definitely check it out. Thanks!
Hi there -- Carluccio's is a great suggestion, and they're all over town and in many closer places than Canary Wharf (like South Kensington, Oxford Street and Notting Hill) -- http://www.carluccios.com/
I'd also recommend Crazy Homies for Mexican (it's a very hipster place near Westbourne Park tube) -- www.crazyhomieslondon.co.uk -- and also the dim sum chain Ping Pong -- www.pingpongdimsum.com (several locations around the West End). Busaba Eathai has three locations and is very good -- http://www.timeout.com/london/restaur....
Eat at the Anchor & Hope (gastropub near the Tate Modern that is amazing and very well-priced) -- http://www.timeout.com/london/bars/re...
For the sceney & hip, I'd try Rosa's Dining Room (Notting Hill), The Cow and The Westbourne (Westbourne Park Road) or The Great Eastern Dining Room (Shoreditch).
Time Out and www.london-eating.co.uk are great sites for researching restaurants.
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Thanks for all those suggestions. Are the three "sceney and hip" suggestions within the price range? 30 pounds p/p?
I did check out the Time Out guide, but I don't want to rely on it too blindly (just like I never use a Zagats or a guide to pick out places in NYC either.) I trust fellow hounds much more to point me in the right direction.
I quite like Leon. There is one in Great Marlborough Street, and one in Spitalfields. Great fresh food, very reasonably priced. If you are in Spitalfields, Canteen is also fantastic. It's quite traditional English food, very nicely done. If you think you don't like English food, it would be a place to try. Wonderful pies, roasts, etc. You could also go to one of the Vietnamese places in Kingsland Road (Old Street underground). I like Song Que best.
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There's a Hummus Bar in Soho also that's perpetually busy. I think it's called Hummus Brothers. http://www.hbros.co.uk/
And if you like BBQ, Bodean's, http://www.bodeansbbq.com, while not great, is quite good and very affordable.
It's been a few years but we had excellent fish and chips at Geale's (2-4 Farmer Street -use Nottingham Hill Gate tube). Also, an interesting place with great mussels is Belgro Centraal (a Belgium restaurant). We had great mussels and frites. It's deceiving from outside but you go down stairs and are escorted thru the kitchen and waiters are dressed like monks. Wonderful mussels. Don't know tube as there was a 24 hr strike that evening. For a special meal, try a french (authentic) bistro called La Poule au Pot (Chicken in the Pot). Very small and friendly. Great meal...we had escargot, scallops, veal, dover sole, au gratin potatoes (the best), and the best tart tartin and banannas flambe ever. Tube is Sloan Street.
Beach Burrito Cafe (Mexican), Leon (a few around London), Brazil by Kilo (you pay by weight) and Greens & Beans should fit the bill.
The bar at St. John can be very affordable and gives you a great taste of the magic of the dining room without the price tag. I love the atmosphere too - it's a scene, although I'm not sure if it's the one you're after.
As for gastropubs, I second the Anchor and Hope, although it's probably at the top of your price range, and very difficult to get a table - get there early. The Coach and Horses and the Eagle in Farringdon are both great too.
The tapas at the bar at Moro in Exmouth is fantastic, and within your price range, and the bread there is beyond amazing. You can head across the street to Cafe Kick for a drink after (they have good food too). Medcalf, also in Exmouth market, is great too.
I think Carluccio's has gone downhill since it opened - the quality of cheaper Italian food is much better in NY than London (I've just moved from London to NY).


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November 26, 2014
Dentistry students, faculty and staff from the University of Nebraska Medical Center will be providing free dental care to Nebraska children.
The students are offering the free screenings on Friday at the UNMC's Lincoln-based College of Dentistry. Children from Lexington and surrounding communities, Norfolk, Madison, Stanton, Wayne, Crete, Hastings, York and Lincoln will participate.
College dean John Reinhardt says the intent is to help under-served children. He says tooth decay can affect a child's ability to eat, speak and adapt socially.
UNMC has been offering the program for the past 12 years. The university says students have provided more than $2 million in dental services to nearly 5,000 children.
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1000 Sq Foot, 2 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom Gambrel With Great Views And Plenty Of Room!
Cozy Cabin Retreat is a large, open Gambrel style cabin that is cozy yet spacious, the perfect place to create long lasting memories with all of your family and friends! With 2 large upstairs bedrooms, you will be able to comfortably sleep your whole family/group.
The master bedroom has a queen size bed, large closet space, dresser, TV, and personal room heater built in to the wall. The second bedroom features 2 sets of twin over full bunk beds, able to sleep 6, dresser, large closet space and plenty of floorspace for whatever you need. Also included is a full size blow up air mattress and pump, in case some extra sleeping room is needed.
The living room has a beautiful stone fireplace to warm the room as you enjoy family time with all of your loved ones. The large couch doubles as a pull-out bed, large enough for another 2 adults to sleep! The large wall heater will warm the entire cabin for a comfortable stay all year round! You can enjoy catching up on today's news, entertainment, and movies with the 42' high definition TV, along with a DVD player, free high speed internet and wi-fi. If you need to make some calls, feel free to use the included house phone to save minutes on your cell phone to make any local and long distance calls!
The bathroom is fully stocked, and we provide towels, hand soap, and toilet paper for all of your needs. The shower and bathtub features a handheld shower head to ensure ease of use no matter what! A brand new wall heater will make sure you are warm and comfy, even when stepping out of the shower when it's snowing outside! Updated with the perfect cabin decor, you will still feel that you're in the woods, even with all of the bathroom amenities!
The large kitchen and dining area is a perfect space for making delicious home cooked meals, and it's open concept flow from the living room into the kitchen is perfect to keep everyone together. The table seats 6, with plenty of space for all members of the family. A full size oven can bake up the best holiday treats for everyone to enjoy. Included is a toaster, toaster oven, microwave, coffee maker, and blender. The full size refrigerator and freezer will keep all of your food and drinks cold. Cabinets are stocked with all of the utensils, dishes, pots and pans you will need. Spices, coffee and condiments are also included in your stay.
A good sized gated backyard allows plenty of room for kids to play and enjoy the snow. The beautiful hot tub will help heat things up outside when the snow is falling all around.
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We were inspired to look for a property in Big Bear after renting a cabin there a couple of years ago. We had such a great experience and loved having a cabin to come back to after a day of snow boarding. We both have busy schedules and need a time out every now and then. We wanted to find a cabin that would not only be a nice getaway for us, but for others to enjoy as well.
What makes this cabin unique
We chose this particular cabin because it is close to everything we could ever want to do, but located in a quiet neighborhood that still makes us feel like we are in a small mountain town. The cabin itself is large enough to have all of our friends and family over to just hang out and enjoy each others company. the Gambrel style is our favorite style of cabin, as it embraces the typical cabin style living. Inside, we especially loved the worm and natural wood walls, large wood beams on the ceiling, and beautiful stone fireplace. All of these things made us fall in love with our Cozy Cabin Retreat and we hope you will too!


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ABC Family has unleashed the first promo for "Pretty Little Liars" season 5, revealing Ezra's fate after the shooting. He's seen lying in a hospital bed while the Liars are waiting for him to reveal who "A" is. "Once Ezra tells us who 'A' is, this will finally be over," hopeful Emily says.
Once he wakes up, Ezra tries to tell something to Aria, who looks shocked as he whispers something to her. Aria later starts to panic and screams for help as Ezra seemingly gets into a critical condition.
Meanwhile, the girls press Ali to tell all of her secrets, but her alliance is questioned as she's also seen with Mona and wearing a black hoodie while meeting Mona. The Liars are also featured getting surrounded by people wearing white mask.
"PLL" will return with the new season Tuesday, June 10 at 8/7c on ABC Family, followed by the premiere of new series "Chasing Life".
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A Douglas County Court Judge ruled on Monday that the murder charges against two Omaha men, accused of killing Frank Sanders in his home, will go to trial.
Absalom Scott and Jaquez Clifton both face first-degree murder and use of a weapon to commit a felony. Sanders was found dead at his home at South 33rd and Howard Streets on July 20 just after 11 p.m.
A third man, Rico Larry, is being charged as an accessory.
In the preliminary hearing, homicide detective Ryan Davis testified that Scott, Larry and Clifton all said they were at Sanders' house to buy marijuana.
And from there, all of their stories begin to differ.
Davis said Scott told him that hours before the incident, Clifton allegedly said he wanted to commit a robbery and then later said he wanted to buy marijuana. Clifton and Larry deny ever talking about a robbery. A few hours later, Scott drove the three of them to Sanders' house.
All three men were let into the home by Sanders, according to Davis' testimony. Based on his interviews with the men, Davis said it is unclear who was in the bedroom with Sanders when a shot was fired. Davis said everyone involved told him they never saw a gun.
After the shot was fired, Davis testified that all three men told him they ran from the home and left in their car. Davis also said Larry told him Clifton was making threats that no one should talk to the police.
According to Davis, Larry also told him that Clifton took a cell phone from Sanders and threw it out the window of the car saying, "they won't be able to call 911."
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — My Morning Jacket frontman Jim James thinks music is a spiritual force that can unite humanity.
"I feel like society likes to highlight our differences so much, to make us feel so isolated and so separated and so different," James said. "Music does that a lot, too. The walls are put up so big. What could a country music fan possibly have in common with a hip-hop fan? I feel if you take everything down to the core, it's the same in a beautiful way. It's all the same."
James is touring to promote his first solo album "Regions of Light and Sound of God," which came out in February.
He often thinks about the connections between people and the world around us — both on the physical plane and beyond it. His spiritual explorations have driven some of My Morning Jacket's best music, but he takes it to a different level on the new album.
The 34-year-old began the album as several threads came together in his life. First, he built a quality professional studio in his hometown of Louisville, Ky. And inspired by a gift from a friend, he'd started writing music to accompany the 1929 wordless graphic novel "God's Man," told through a series of wood engravings by American artist Lynd Ward.
A short time later he fell off the stage during a dark moment at a 2008 performance and his life took a strange turn during his recovery.
"It was horrible," James said. "It was the worst thing that ever happened to me. It was a nightmare and it definitely sent me to a really bad place. It kind of paralleled this book, 'God's Man,' I was reading. I felt like I was part of the book or sucked into the book or something for a while. Also, good happened because I was brought out of that and came out of that and sort of good stuff happened. And that sort of happened in the book, too. It was definitely a major event for me. It definitely shaped the album."
James played most of the instruments on "Regions of Light" and broadens his already wide-ranging sound. He was trying to get the sounds that resonate in his head as he ponders deep questions on tape so the listener could join in.
"People have said many times 'God is love,' and I feel like an extension of that is love to mean spiritual love, physical love, mental love, the act of creation," James said. "I think anybody who loves what they do loves that point in time when you get lost and you're gone and you're not there anymore. You're working so hard on something you're writing. Or if you're a basketball player you're playing the game or if you're a musician you're playing a concert and you're kind of lost in space and time and you're not thinking about all the mundane [expletive] that we think about. To me that's like the closest glimpse at God."


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New Georgia defensive coordinator Jeremy Pruitt was discussing the nose tackle position last week with reporters and was asked if he preferred someone as big as Terrence Cody or a smaller body type who had more stamina.
"You would like to have a guy who could play all three downs, but there are very few out there," Pruitt said. "Last year, we were very fortunate to have a guy at Florida State [Tim Jernigan] who could play all three downs. When I was at Alabama, Terrence only played on first and second down.
"You want these guys who can create piles in the middle and can create double teams, but usually those guys aren't built to play on third down."
Pruitt then added that Bulldogs redshirt senior Mike Thornton might be a nose for all three downs.
"I didn't know he said that about me, but if he feels that way, then I feel that way, definitely," Thornton said by phone. "I'll do whatever I can to sacrifice for this team. I only have a few more months here in Athens, so whatever they ask me to do, I'm going to do it.
"I know that if you can get negative stops on first and second down, it makes it a lot easier to stay out there on third down."
Thornton has played in 31 career games for the Bulldogs but still awaits his first start. The 6-foot-1, 290-pounder from Stone Mountain is the first-team nose on Georgia's preseason depth chart, ahead of 6-4, 321-pound junior Chris Mayes, who made eight starts last season.
Jon Taylor also was expected to compete at nose but was dismissed from the program last month after an arrest on felony assault.
Thornton's best game to this point was last year's opener at Clemson, where he made three tackles and a sack. He is the shortest of Georgia's defensive linemen and is more than 50 pounds lighter than predecessors John Jenkins and Kwame Geathers, but Pruitt sees his dimensions as a positive.
"Mike is a very instinctive player," Pruitt said. "He's not very tall, so he plays with some leverage."
Thornton said every defensive lineman is cross-training at all three positions up front and believes the new staff will want to rotate more players. Ranked among the top 20 defensive tackles in the 2010 signing class by ESPN, Rivals.com and Scout.com, Thornton considers his career "great" because he will be graduating in December.
"At the end of the day, that's the biggest thing I can do -- walk away from this university with a great degree," Thornton said.
Not that there aren't some things to accomplish on the field between now and then.
"I want to be the best mentor for the younger guys that I can," he said. "I'm on my third defensive line coach and my second defensive coordinator. I've been though it all, so I feel like I have a story to tell them.
"I'm going to do everything I can to let them know I'm on their side and when the going gets tough to keep going."
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Georgia is up to 17 commitments for its 2015 class, getting a pledge from running back Chris Carson of Butler County Community College in Kansas and then on Monday a top-100 prospect in Pat Allen of Reisterstown, Md. The 6-foot-4, 285-pound Allen is Rivals.com's No. 11 offensive tackle and No. 95 prospect. The 6-1, 210-pound Carson is a three-star Rivals prospect and played at Parkview High in Lilburn, Ga.. … Senior inside linebacker Ramik Wilson was not practicing in the portion on Monday's session that was open to the media. … John Lilly, who oversees tight ends and some special-teams chores, told reporters after Monday's practice that Adam Erickson and Collin Barber continue to vie for the starting job at punter.
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The head of the European grid operators' group said capacity mechanisms are a "deadly weapon" to make electricity markets more competitive, but lamented that EU member states are not working together to develop consistent policies.
Speaking at a National Grid conference in London on Thursday, European Network of Transmission System Operators for Electricity (ENTSO-E) president Daniel Dobbeni urged greater co-operation between EU governments in the rollout of new generation and measures to balance power grids.
"Not a single country in the EU is talking to other countries about investment in generation. We already have 27 different renewables subsidies - and we should avoid having 27 different capacity mechanisms at all costs," he said.
Governments all over Europe are examining capacity mechanisms to ensure peak demand is met, particularly with oversupply because of economic low demand and more renewable generation cutting into thermal generation's share of the market.
Germany is debating a comprehensive capacity mechanism (see EDEM 16 August 2012), as is France (see EDEM 6 September 2012). Italy has finalised a capacity payment mechanism, with criteria published by the end of November (see EDEM July 2012).
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UK Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) energy markets and networks director Jonathan Brearley said details of auction design, contract length and penalties for failing to honour contracts would be unveiled in early November when the electricity market reform bill is introduced into parliament.
Referring to the UK plan, ENTSO-E's Dobbeni accused DECC of failing to involve neighbouring countries in developing the policy. "I'm pretty sure the UK didn't check with Belgium about this electricity market reform," he said.
Dobbeni's views echo comments made by European Commission deputy director-general for Energy Fabrizio Barbaso earlier this week. Barboso told ICIS that capacity mechanisms developed by individual countries could endanger the move to a single European electricity market in 2014 (see EDEM 25 September 2012). KB
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Cafe Lucci
- Address:
609 Milwaukee Ave
Glenview, IL 60025Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Cafe Lucci
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.cafelucci.com/
- Phone: (847) 729-2268
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:00am - 4:00pm, Friday & Saturday: open for parties of 30 or more only; Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday & Saturday: 4:00pm - 11:00pm, Sunday: 3:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian, Mediterranean
- Executive Chef: Augie Arifi
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
A word from Cafe Lucci
Cafe Lucci's motto, "Good Food, Good Wine, Good People," is the distinguishing hallmark of this North Shore family-owned and operated restaurant, which is a favorite for neighborhood regulars, including many executives and professionals who hail from nearby corporations and businesses. Cafe Lucci also is a weekend and special-occasion destination for many folks who live in Chicago and have discovered an exceptional dining experience in Glenview.Continued
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Cafe Lucci reviews from OpenTable diners
115 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.5
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (69)fit for foodies (64)special occasion (54)notable wine list (50)good for groups (41)romantic (35)great for lunch (15)hot spot (15)vibrant bar scene (8)kid-friendly (4)late-night find (4)great for brunch (1)great for outdoor dining (1)Show More
- Great night out with friendsOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/25/2014I dined here with a group of friends. The service was great, the food was delicious. If you are looking for great Italian food, I would not hesitate to recommend. Large portions . Everyone enjoyed their dinner. Save room for the tiramisu- it was terrific !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great place to celebrate special dates and events.AuntieCVIPDined on 11/23/2014Cafe Lucci is our place to celebrate special dates and holidays. Food is excellent! Service is attentive without being intrusive. We celebrated my birthday Sunday and I enjoyed one of the specials - the double-cut pork chop, cooked perfectly in alight sauce. Delicious! They always offer a great selection of specials, and the fish entrees are exceptional. Tiramisu dessert arrived with lighted candle and well wishes for a happy birthday and healthy year. Bobby, the owner, made it a point to personally wish me a happy birthday. We always feel so welcomed when we arrive, that they appreciate we are there to enjoy an excellent meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- never disappointsKzb3Dined on 11/22/2014great all-around meal. Bobby is a wonderful host, making sure everyone is welcomed and that your meal was perfect. It has all the classics, specials we had were awesome. The veal oscar was tender, melt in your mouth, the crab on top was so rich and delicious. The fish was done to perfection...we indulged in the tile fish and the swordfish...so good! looking forward to our next trip back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- krm720OpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 11/17/2014very good food and service in a friendly casual environment.. i would certainly go there again on my next trip to rosemont.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great findTXFoodieDined on 11/10/2014Excellent food and service at this hideaway in Northbrook.Special Features:
- Great FindOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 11/7/2014The food was great - we had the caprese salad and caesar salad to start and double pork chop (enormous portion) and the sea bass (vesuvio style) for our main courses. We were seated promptly and food came out quickly. As the restaurant got busy our server seemed a little flustered (forgot to bring us bread, took away silverware with salads and didn't replace it) but these items were quickly rectified when we mentioned them. Water and wine glasses were refilled regularly, which was appreciated. Complimentary birthday tiramisu was a nice touch (also delicious). The complimentary valet was also very nice.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 11/5/2014Been here many times. Food, wine and service always top notch!Special Features:
- FABULOUS!BeeninthebusinessDined on 11/1/2014One of the best restaurants in the Chicago area. Great recommendations from the staff and owner. Everything was perfect. We had reservations and were seated timely.Special Features:
- mickeykVIPDined on 11/1/20145 STAR dinning experience--Outstanding entrees, delicious wine and superb service.Special Features:
- Drim1Dined on 11/1/2014Cafe Lucci has always been our "go to" restaurant! We know that when we have been seated, we will get primo service, sublime food and sinfully good desserts! The only restaurant that we know of that can be that consistent, all of the time!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved itbrendabVIPDined on 10/31/2014The scallop and mushroom appetizer was one of the best I have ever eaten. The fish stew over pasta was enough for two to share, which our waiter recommended. We appreciated that. Can't wait to go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Welcome back!Alvin1VIPDined on 10/29/2014Valet parking a plus & the valet parker was most accommodating. Reservation honored-good start. Menu varied, sufficient selections. Salads very fresh and tasty. Sufficient variety of salad dressings. All four entrees were presented, very eye appealing and portions were most appropriate. Server periodically checked with us as to any needs we might have and without interrupting our dining experience or opportunity to just talk. He was certainly attentive to our needs.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very poor serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/29/2014Only one table was occupied when we were seated. The restaurant did completely fill up over the next 30 minutes. The party of men adjacent to us was seated after us and had water bread and drinks coming before anyone had even spoken to us. Our group of women was totally ignored for 10 minutes. The service remained horrible the entire evening. We had to flag someone down to refill our drinks.
- Great Italian food!LovegoodfoodDined on 10/25/2014We have been to Café Lucci, several times and it never disappoints! Always delicious food and great wine list! Prices are within budget and a good value! We even booked the Wine Room for a private party in December, Can't wait to go back!Special Features:
- Loved the food and servicedining50sDined on 10/25/2014Very efficient service combined with excellent food made this a very enjoyable dinner. Started out with the appetizer of scallops, very tender and a great sauce to flavor it. The mushroom soup and corn bisque was great. We had the eggplant parmesan, cavatelli contadina, pollo giambotta, and the pumpkin ravioli. All of the entrees were superb and very tasty. The service was great, never had to wait for ice tea refills or dessert or the check. We had tufano, banana coconut cake and the chocolate fantastia. Definitely will be back, great place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Cafe LucciB17pilotDined on 10/21/2014I had their Halibut special for dinner. The service, food, menu, and ambiance were all TOP NOTCH!! The on-line reservation worked well. I would recommend making a reservation. Also, the complimentary valet parking was very nice! I will go back for a repeat experience, and is live in Montana!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Long Time FavoriteFlorianDined on 10/21/2014Cafe Lucci has sustained. And with good reason. The food is always very good and consistent. Don't be afraid to try something new here. Over decades we have enjoyed dining here.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GREAT EVENING!MaxieDined on 10/19/2014Second time having dinner - lunch a few times and attended a private anniversary party years ago. Most recently there were 7 of us for dinner and we all thoroughly enjoyed our dinner as well as the left-overs the following day. Highly recommend for excellent food and courteous service. Also complimentary valet parking. Definitely go and ENJOY!!! MaxieSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- good food and large portion!jusyDined on 10/19/2014great place for special occasion. one of the waiter seemed a lil annoyed with us but overall the service was good. food was amazing and HUGE PORTION!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/19/2014The food and service were excellent! Clean environment and servers.Special Features:
- Family Reunionoftendiner1Dined on 10/17/2014I slected Cafe Lucci based on a trip advisor review. It was a great experience for food and wine! I had my cousins meet me as a midpoint and was very satisfied with the restaurant. We will drive the hour from Crete to dine again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great local restaurant!BeepDined on 10/17/2014We were in town for a seminar and our hotel recommend Cafe Lucci. We were so glad they did! The food and service were amazing, the owner even came around to make sure everything was good, he also thanked us for coming and held the door open for us on the way out. I highly recommend visiting Cafe Lucci when you are in the Chicago area.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WillWillDined on 10/17/2014Cafe Lucci never disappoints. We've been here 3 or 4 times. Each time better than the last time.Special Features:
- Always a pleasureOpenTable Diner Since 2004VIPDined on 10/15/2014We always enjoy our meals at Cafe Lucci. The food is outstanding and the service is very good. What really puts it over the top with me is the BYOB policy - I have way too much wine at home and it's great to be able to bring a really nice bottle and only pay corkage.
- Always goodtakeme80sVIPDined on 10/15/2014The garlic is delish, the pasta is fresh, the mussels were huge... all around a great meal every single time.Special Features:
- Cafe LucciChipaverVIPDined on 10/11/2014GREAT dinner. Good menu selection. Many wines by the glass. Food was prepared just right. Bobby came by to open&decanter the wine. No short comings.Special Features:
- Still Outstandingfurs4uDined on 10/11/2014After not going here for over 10 years because a close friend I used to dine with regularly had passed, I realized what I was missing. The food, the ambiance, the service was still as good as before, and now I shall continue to celebrate our friendship with regular visits.Special Features:
- greatmurcdDined on 10/10/2014Great service with high quality food and wine. Owner checks in on every table.Special Features:
- outrageously fantasticauntieEDined on 10/6/2014Must have baked clams and the skirt steak fugo style. It's garlic and oil with red and green jalapeños and vesuvius potatoes. Also gnocchi in the duck ragu. Too good for words.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AuntieCAuntieCVIPDined on 10/1/2014Excellent specials offered every day. Food is excellently prepared, and service is great. Both I and my sister-in-law enjoyed delicious fish entrees, cooked perfectly, moist and seasoned very well. We celebrate many holidays and special occasions at Café Lucci and have always had a relaxing time and enjoyed great meals.Special Features:
- Very Good but $$$NIKKIDined on 9/27/2014While we felt the food was very good, the cost was rather high for Italian food. Most of the Specials were in the High $20 to mid $30 range. The thing that we were most surprised with was the cost of their wine. We are red wine drinkers and have found very good bottles of wine for $30 to $40 in many restaurants but, here, you couldn't touch a bottle for under $55 which is what we had. It was a good California Pinot Noir but we know you can get as good or better for much less. For us the wine cost alone will make this restaurant a special occasion place only.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always goodfriendVIPDined on 9/26/2014Always good food and excellent service. We have a favorite waiter and I have to ask his name. But the best part is that you can have a conversation, especially if you are in the back room.Special Features:
- Italian At Its Bestdebs13VIPDined on 9/26/2014The food at Cafe Lucci was fabulous. They start you off with a crusty bread basket filled with their mashed garlic spread and giardinera. You can eat that for lunch alone. THe eggplant parmagiana was out of this world, with just the right amount of cheese and sauce. Something different is the gnocci with mushroom sauce, delicious. End with a cappuccino and a chocolate tulip filled with berries.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice local spotQuincyDined on 9/17/2014This is very good Italian food at a very reasonable price for the Chicago area. The main dining room was quite noisy, but only takes on large noisy table to dive the level up. We try to stop here whenever we are passing Chicago.Special Features:
- Consistently the best ever!OpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 9/12/2014No matter what we order, the food is by far the best Italian around. Staff is friendly and knowledgable and goes to all lengths to please. I would recommend Cafe Lucci to anyone who knows fine dining and wants to be impressed!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Cafe Lucci ReviewdiningstarVIPDined on 9/12/2014Dinner was very good at Cafe Lucci. We were celebrating a birthday with friends and therestaurant made the evening extra special with a lovely dessert. The service is always professional, personable and efficient. We have been going to Cafe Lucci since they have been in Glenview. We always enjoy the good Italian food and extensive wine choices. It is a neighborhood gem and will continue to recommend it to others...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Continues to Impress!mjmtx18VIPDined on 9/10/2014Café Lucci is a great place. The food is always good and the service outstanding and friendly. My guests and I have never been disappointed. They are truly on top of their game. Thank you for another great evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great MealvanillamanDined on 9/10/2014We had a great meal on Wednesday night. Bobby was a great help in selecting a wine that was absolutely outstanding.Special Features:
- Not expectedKrisDined on 9/9/2014This adorable little restaurant is somewhere you would never expect, along the busy road. The ambiance was fantastic, however the "special" I tried was not as great as it sounded (the lamb filled large tortelli with tomato sauce.) The rest of the party was delighted with their menu selections and I will try to remember to stick to what is on the menu next time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful place to dinecookieDined on 9/3/2014Cafe Lucci is lovely, friendly, excellent place to dine. The staff is very accommodating and knowledgeable, the food is always delirious, and the wine list is top rate. I would recommend Cafe Lucci to anyone that is looking for a great dining experience.Special Features:


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Pope Francis urged South Korean Catholics to hold fast to the spirit of evangelization and reject "inhumane economic models" as their country's economy continues growing. The pope was addressing close to 50,000 people at Mass in his first ever visit to Asia.
The pontiff warned against the "allure of a materialism that stifles authentic spiritual and cultural values and the spirit of unbridled competition which generates selfishness and strife," Vatican Radio reported on Friday.
Speaking before a packed crowd at World Cup Stadium in Daejoen, Francis encouraged believers to "reject inhumane economic models which create new forms of poverty and marginalize workers, and the culture of death which devalues the image of God, the God of life, and violates the dignity of every man, woman and child." more >>
For the first time since the 1959 Revolution, the Republic of Cuba will allow for a church to be constructed in the Communist state.
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Pope Francis is sending a Cardinal to Iraq to offer support to Christians fleeing the country amid intensified persecution from Islamic militant group ISIS.
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Pope Francis' first official visit to a Pentecostal church in Italy was praised by some evangelical leaders, who thanked the pope for asking for forgiveness for Roman Catholic persecution of Pentecostals in the past. The Secretary General of the World Evangelical Alliance, Rev. Dr. Geoff Tunnicliffe, in turn apologized for evangelical discrimination against Catholics.
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Northeast Indiana Bancorp Inc. on Thursday reported second-quarter earnings of $674,000, or 56 cents per diluted common share, a 1 percent bump over the $669,000, or $669,000, or 54 cents a share, posted for the same three months of 2013.
The Huntington-based parent of First Federal Savings Bank ended its second quarter June 30.
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I'm also personally pleased that we've been able to increase loan balances $8.8 million or 5.8 percent through the first six months of 2014 in a very tough and competitive environment, he said in a statement.
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Construction fell 9.3 percent last month to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 893,000 homes, the Commerce Department said Thursday. That was the slowest pace since last September and followed a 7.3 percent drop in May, a decline even worse than initially reported.
Applications for building permits, considered a good indicator of future activity, were also down in June, dropping 4.2 percent to a rate of 963,000 after a 5.1 percent decline in May.
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