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Period like symptoms for 5 days no period, negative test?
My husband and I are trying for our second child. We were quite active my most fertile week including the day I suspected ovulation (my last period was June 7). I started spotting for a day or two last week a couple days before my period was due. I've had period like symptoms for the past 5 days (light cramping and lower back pain) and some slight cold symptoms. I had slight cold symptoms for my first pregnancy. My breasts are not sore but I did not notice sore breasts until I was 5 weeks last time and right now I would hypothetically be 4 weeks. Took a pregnancy test yesterday afternoon and it came out negative. Experiencing slight dizziness as well. Can someone relate to this?
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The Huntington offers free admission on the first Thursday of every month, but have to be requested ahead of time either online or by calling 800-838-3006. Founded in 1919 by Henry E. Huntington, the Huntington is not only a library with a collection of rare books and manuscripts but also has a vast collection of art, and botanical gardens.
The Huntington Library has one of the largest and most complete libraries on British and American history and literature in the United States. The library includes around 6 million items in all. A fair amount of these items are on display for the general public, with the rest restricted for scholars and staff.
The Huntington Art Gallery houses a magnificent collection of 18th- and 19th-century British and French art. The permanent collection is spread across three separate galleries on the Huntington grounds. Some of the amazing artwork displayed in the galleries include: Mary Cassatt's Breakfast in Bed, Frederic Edwin Church's Chimborazo, and Edward Hopper's The Long Leg. However there is a fourth space, the MaryLou and George Boone Gallery that houses the temporary exhibits.
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While everyone is familiar with James Franco and Seth Rogen's parody of Kim and Kanye's "Bound 2" music video, the stars are once again going after their favorite Hollywood power couple. According to a March 22 story by Celebuzz, James Franco took some time out of his schedule to post a photoshopped image to his Facebook profile.
In the image, Franco has Photoshopped his face and Seth Rogen's face onto the most recent issue of "Vogue". Normally, this would not gain much traction in the world of the internet. This exercise in Photoshop parodies the now infamous "Vogue" cover that features Kimye. The end result is another hilarious spoof of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's "Vogue" cover.
Regardless of your opinion of Kimye, Franco's recent antic is amusing. However, it is unlikely that Kanye feels the same way. Given his tendency for feuding with celebrities, it is only a matter of time before James Franco pokes Kanye on the wrong day.


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In the book "Driven from Within," Michael Jordan talks about his crunch time mentality:
If I miss a shot, so what? Maybe even a shot that could have won a game. I can deal with that. If I don't miss the shot, then I don't miss it — we win. I can rationalize the fact that there are only two outcomes: You either make it, or you miss it. I could think that way because I knew I had earned the opportunity to take that shot.
I had put in all the work, not only in that particular game, but in practice every day. If I missed then it wasn't meant to be. That simple. It wasn't because the effort wasn't there. It wasn't because I couldn't make the shot, because I had taken the same shot many times in every situation. As soon as the ball went up, there weren't any nerves because I had trained myself for that situation.
I was as prepared as I could possibly be for that moment. I couldn't go back and practice a little harder. I knew I had done the right things to prepare myself for that situation. One way or another, I knew I was prepared to be successful. Now, if you know you haven't prepared correctly, or you know you haven't worked hard enough, that's when other thoughts and emotions creep into your mind. That's stress. That's fear.
It's the same process for doing anything, anywhere in life no matter how big or small the stage. … If you are confident you have done everything possible to prepare yourself, then there is nothing to fear.
Four thoughts:
- I like this best as an argument for preparation, as opposed to proof of what works in crunch time.
- That "it wasn't meant to be," is thick with meaning and fascinating. There's a whole worldview in that one half line.
- This is the kind of thinking that drove the greatest ever — clearly this worked for him. But I wonder if this is also insight into how Jordan has not been a champion of inspiring and leading players from the front office. Most players, even incredibly hardworking ones, of which there are many in today's NBA, simply should not think like him. (Chris Paul doesn't, and that's a good thing.) In fact, you could argue that nobody should go into crunch time knowing who will shoot. The guy the defense leaves open, even if he's not the hardest working guy on the team, may not have "earned" the shot in the traditional way, but he's still the most likely to make it, simply because he's open. I know a lot of smart people disagree with me, including Kobe Bryant, who has some experience in this area, but while big decisions may be things you earn, big shots ought to go to whoever's best positioned to make the bucket, which is seldom the double-teamed guy.
- It's nice to be able to simply move on from stressful events. That is, literally, testosterone speaking. The ability to put past events behind you is associated with high testosterone. (You have to take an hour and listen to this whole thing.)
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Researchers Reveal The World's Most and Least Emotional Countries
by Rukmani Krishna on December 4, 2012 at 11:31 PM Lifestyle News - G J E 4
Researchers say that when it comes to being least emotional, Singapore is the coolest while the Philippines is red hot.
The survey, by polling firm Gallup that conducted a three-year survey of every country in the world, asked respondents ten separate questions, five related to whether they had recently had positive emotional experiences like laughing or learning something new and five negative emotional experiences like feeling pain or stress.
AdvertisementMany of the countries with residents responding "yes" to both the positive and negative emotions are in Latin America. Many of the countries that generally exhibited little emotional response are located in the former Soviet bloc.
Based on Gallup's survey, the most and least emotional countries in the world were reviewed, 24/7 Wall St reported.
A study conducted by Nobel laureate economist Daniel Kahneman determined that while having some income was important to happiness, income above a certain point - the equivalent of roughly 75,000 U.S. dollars - made no difference in improving a person's emotional state.
Gallup partner Jon Clifton explained that income is not the determining factor for whether people have healthy emotional lives.
"If you're talking about how someone evaluates their lives, then "yes," the more income they have, the better. But on the emotional side, after 75,000 dollars per year, income makes less of an impact on how people experience their lives," Clifton said.
While Gallup has not published findings on the extent to which the most emotional countries experienced primarily positive emotions, that is clearly the case.
The most emotional countries, located primarily in Latin America the Arabian Gulf, are not the most prosperous countries. GDP per capita in the Philippines, the most emotional country in the world, was 99th worldwide. In El Salvador, GDP grew just 1.4 percent between 2010 and 2011 - among the smallest economic growth in the world - yet an average of 83 percent of residents answered yes to all questions related to positive emotions.
Meanwhile, many of the world's wealthiest countries reported experiencing very little emotion of any kind - positive or negative.
The countries that experienced the most emotions overall were not necessarily all positive. For example, Bahrain was the third most emotional country. During the three-year period of the study, the average rate of "yes" responses to all five negative emotion questions was 45 percent, one of the highest rates in the world.
In order to identify the most and least emotional countries Gallup's study on the emotional state of the world was reviewed.
The study surveyed thousands of residents in 151 countries, asking them ten questions, five meant to reflect positive emotions, and five meant to reflect negative emotions.
The percent of citizens responding "yes" to each of these ten questions were averaged together, determining a country's level of emotion. In addition data from the IMF and World Bank for the most recent available year were also considered.
Constant prices are used when change in GDP is calculated, but current prices are used for expressing GDP per capita. While the main study covers three years, we also reviewed Gallup data on the average response rate for the five negative questions from just 2011.
For the five most emotional countries, Gallup provided the rate of response for both the positive and negative emotions for all three years.
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Be not overly righteous, and do not make yourself too wise. Why should you destroy yourself? (Ecclesiastes 7:16)
Can "be not overly righteous" really be saying what it seems to be saying? Does God actually want us to tone down our righteousness? In order to correctly determine the meaning of this clause, it must first be placed in its immediate context. The context of v. 16 is found in the paragraph of Ecclesiastes 7:15, which reads:
(15) In my vain life I have seen everything. There is a righteous man who perishes in his righteousness, and there is a wicked man who prolongs his life in his evildoing. (16) Be not overly righteous, and do not make yourself too wise. Why should you destroy [better translated as "astonish"] yourself? (17) Be not overly wicked, neither be a fool. Why should you die before your time? (18) It is good that you should take hold of this, and from that withhold not your hand, for the one who fears God shall come out from both of them.
There are a number of different interpretations of the expression "be not overly righteous" in v. 16. We will examine three of these.
1) A "golden mean" between virtue and vice
The first interpretation can be called the golden mean view. When v. 16 is taken in connection with the command to avoid being excessively wicked in v. 17 ("be not overly wicked"), a number of commentators have concluded that this is a call to moderation, a golden mean between virtue and vice. As such, the author of Ecclesiastes, Solomon, is encouraging his audience to avoid living an excessively righteous or sinful life. The problem with this understanding is that it misses the point of the argument in the immediate context. It should be noted in v. 15 that Solomon had difficulty in understanding how God works out divine retribution. Solomon had seen a righteous man die while living a righteous life and an ungodly man live a long and prosperous life. This was an apparent inconsistency to what an Israelite living under the Mosaic Covenant expected. The advice to live a life of moderation does not fit the discussion of v. 15, nor any other portion of the Bible.
2) Self-righteousness
A second interpretation is the self-righteous interpretation. Some commentators understand the term righteous as a reference to self-righteousness. Therefore, when the writer says "be not overly righteous," he means "don't be self-righteous." A problem for this view is found when we compare the Hebrew adjective saddiq, translated as "righteous" in v. 16 with its use in v. 15, also translated as "righteous," as well as its corresponding noun seder, translated as "righteousness."
Let's translate v. 15 with the idea of self-righteousness in it. "In my vain life I have seen everything. There is a self-righteous man who perishes in his self-righteousness and there is a wicked man who prolongs his life in his evildoing." The problem is that whatever righteousness is, it is the antithesis of wickedness. Therefore, the only type of righteousness that v. 15 can be referring to is a genuine righteousness. The self-righteous view does not fit the context.
3) Genuine righteousness
A third and preferred interpretation is the genuine righteousness view. This view understands the term righteousness to be a genuine righteousness, as this Hebrew term is always used in the Old Testament. The righteousness described in this verse is the same kind of righteousness as found in v. 15. The righteousness in v. 16 is excessive ("overly righteous") only in the sense that an Old Testament believer might simplistically expect God to honor his righteousness with immediate blessing.


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Sept. 21, 2002
More than 10,000 elementary, middle and high school students tried to stay cool as they attended this year's first "I'm Going To College" event. Temperatures soared up into the 90's at the Rose Bowl last Saturday as the Bruins hosted the Colorado Buffaloes. Unfortunately, UCLA fell to Colorado by a margin of 31-17, but the participants and kids all seemed to have a rewarding experience regardless of the game's outcome.
Students from over 270 schools pouring in from over 200 buses began filling the "I'm Going To College" fair area for the pre-game activities which included face-painting and a student-athlete autograph session with the UCLA Gymnastics team and the Women's Golf team. University Admissions Counselors and Early Academic Outreach Program Counselors were on hand speaking with the students and distributing academic information packets. Santa Monica Red Cross representatives were in attendance providing safety tips and brochures, and the LA Unified School District Police Department was present with their patrol van and squad car giving away Junior Police stickers to the kids. In addition, the Granite Hills High School Band and the Sharp Avenue Elementary School drill and cheer team performed for the youngsters in the fair area before heading into the Rose Bowl.
Over 75 UCLA students, alumni and ROTC volunteers joined together to teach all of the participants the traditional "8-clap", and make this "I'm Going To College" event a huge success. As a Red Cross volunteer stated, "(it was) good to see kids getting interested and enthusiastic about college at such a young age. It was a rewarding experience for all involved".
Operating throughout Southern California school systems, the program touches thousands of students each year. Participants are given the opportunity to gain a better understanding of college life and Bruin tradition. UCLA Athletics offers "I'm Going To College" activities at a variety of other athletic events, both on and off campus throughout the school year.
Debra Schneider, director of the "I'm Going to College" Program, and her staff continue to make this amazing program available to children year after year. The Sept. 21st football event was the first of the year. The remaining "I'm Going to College" events for the 2002-03 school year include:
November 3, 2002 - Men's and Women's Soccer Doubleheader vs. Oregon State
If you would like to involve your school with the "I'm Going to College" Program, please contact the UCLA Athletics office at (310) 206-5990 for more information.


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Events concerning the Grand Theft Auto series in 1970.
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- Bubby is born in July.
GTA III Era
- The rock radio station K-DST started broadcasting in the State of San Andreas.
GTA IV Era
- Ilyena Faustin is born in Russia.
- Cherise McCormic is born.
- Derrick McReary is arrested for Disorderly Conduct.
- Bucky Sligo is also arrested for Disorderly Conduct, presumably the same situation Derrick was in.
- Vincent Lupisella is arrested for Conspiracy.
- Harvey Noto is arrested for Possession of Controlled Substance: Intent to Sell
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For the ones that know me, this statement for a header might come as a shocker but let's sit back and really reflect all that Elena has gone through since the start of TVD. Why do I think she is the hero of the season finale? Follow my logic and for once put aside any ship, any obsession over one character and just hear the plain facts..
We start of right away with the death of her parents. Yes, I know at this point she does not known all the circumstanced that was involved in the car crash. But at such a young age to loose your parents, is a heart break non of us would ever want to go through. Now let's take a look at all she has lost because of who she is or that others wanted to protect her life.
Throughout the 3 seasons, Elena has lost every parental role she has ever know. Her biological parents, Jenna, Alaric. Aside from Alaric who would have if given the chance, all of them freely laid down their life for the sake of Elena. Showing in the end, unconditional love for her. The way a guardian should behave.
Next we have her friends. Caroline was abused/mis treated and fed upon and in the end turned into a vampire because of Elena. Katherine was sending Stefan & Elena a very strong message. Tyler although Elena not untimely close too, still was turned into something for the sake of showing Elena and the gang that Klaus was serious. Bonnie, how do we even start with her? She has lost so much. Her Grams, her real mother was turned into a vampire again for the sake of Elena being able to stay alive.
Do you really need to carry on? So much has happened in Mystic Falls it's almost unbelievable. I am not saying that all these people are wrong to have put Elena first. Not at all. What I want you to see is this. Everything that I mentioned above Elena has put on her shoulders. She carries the burden of knowing all these people have died for her. Can you imagine just for a minute carrying that yourself?
Let's now take you to the car crash. The one with Matt & Elena. She had throughout season 3 come to the conclusion, she was the one that should have died in her parents car crash. But because someone loved her so much, he gave his own life to save her. When Elena woke up under water with Matt, trying desperately to get herself and Matt free and failing. She was scared. In comes Stefan. Elena at this point makes the most unselfish decision she could have made. She was tired of carrying that burden. She was done with loosing any more loved ones for her. She knew IMHO only one could be saved. She choose Matt. She did not want Stefan to save her and she has to yet again live through another heart ache of knowing a loved one is dead because someone picked herself over another. Stefan loves her, we all know this. He wanted to take her first. But he also knew Elena and respected her free will and listened to her wish.
I do not know if Elena knew she had vampire blood in her. I honestly don't care. The only reason I am writing this is because people are to worried about a darn ship and not able to see the beauty of what Elena finally let go and did. This was HER decision. This was HER wish. This was HER free will.
If Elena knew she had vampire blood in her system, then doesn't that prove that she was ok with her choice and wanted Stefan to respect it. If she did not know, then why not look to Dr. Fell for giving her vamp blood. With Elena wanting Stefan to save Matt and knowing she probably would die, isn't that the ultimate unselfish act?


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PRINCETON, N.J. (10/27/12) - The Princeton women's cross country team finished second at the 2012 Ivy League Heptagonal Championship on Saturday, Oct. 27 at West Windsor Field.
Senior Greta Feldman finished eighth as the top Tiger across the line with a time of 20:47.8. Fellow senior Abby Levene came in 12th at 20:55.5 with sophomore Jackie Nicholas on her heels taking 13th at 20:56.5. The trio earns second-team All-Ivy League accolades. Sophomore Emily de La Bruyere posted a 21:18.5 for 27th, while senior Mel Newbery was 31st at 21:34.5 to round out the top five.
Cornell won the race for the second straight year, going 1-2-3, for 31 points. The last time runners from the same team went 1-2-3 was in 2009 when Princeton went 1-2-3-4-5 in a first sweep ever in Ivy League Heps history. Princeton had 91 points for second place, while Brown and Harvard tied for third with 93 points apiece. Yale was fifth (108) followed by Columbia (116), Dartmouth (162) and Penn (204).Princeton will compete at the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional in University Park, Pa., on Saturday, Nov. 9. The top two teams will earn automatic bids to the NCAA Championships.
Princeton Finishers
8. Greta Feldman 20:47.8
12. Abby Levene 20:55.5
13. Jackie Nicholas 20:56.5
27. Emily de La Bruyere 21:18.5
31. Mel Newbery 21:34.5
45. Erika Fluehr 21:54.5
51. Alexis Mikaelian 22:00.0
65. Abby Hewitt 22:22.0
66. Marisa Cummings 22:23.1
69. Sophie Harkins 22:30.3
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This fall's release of Dragon Age: Inquisition will be the third installment of the popular fantasy series. With that many entries adding to the richly detailed lore that Bioware has created for the franchise, the games have managed to create its own mythology and introduce many mysteries which are slowing unfolding in the background of the title's individual narratives. Speaking on his own personal blog on May 8, Dragon Age lead writer David Gaider discussed the nature of many of these in-game mysteries such as where their inspirations came from and where they will be going in future titles.
Gaider revealed that, for the most part, the ideas behind many of the overarching mysteries of the franchise came from collaborative talks between the creative team. He also confirmed that the developer does already know how most of these scenarios will end, even storylines that they don't plan to wrap up any time soon. While story direction constantly changes over time, Gaider claims that almost all of the little mysteries of the Dragon Age lore have remained on track with what was first conceived.
For some conclusions to the series' ongoing mysteries, fans won't have to wait too long as Gaider admitted that he is excited to be able to reveal how some of these stories will end in this year's Dragon Age: Inquisition. The rest will be unveiled in future installments of the series, but Gaider assures fans that the thoughts behind how each mystery will be revealed have already been written down.
Coming to Xbox One, Playstation 4, PC, Xbox 360, and Playstation3 later this year, Bioware's Dragon Age: Inquisition has been officially dated to launch on Oct 7. Fans can now pre-order the game to receive exclusive bonus downloadable content for the game which provides access to new in-game weapons. Players will be able to create their own character by deciding the race, gender, and class of the protagonist.
Update: Further proving that the writing team behind the Dragon Age series already has many future plot points of the franchise already laid out, Dragon Age: Inquisition lead writer David Gaider revealed on May 8 that there are entire characters that have already been created but haven't yet appeared in any Dragon Age title thus far. After being asked what Dragon Age character he most identifies with, Gaider admitted that the character won't even be shown to players until a future point in the series.
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SEE ALSO: On edge: House shutdown plan abrupty collapses ; now Senate
By KEVIN G. HALL
McClatchy Washington Bureau
The federal government won't automatically or immediately default at midnight tonight if it hits the legal limit on debt without an agreement to raise it from Congress and the White House.
That's not to say there won't be consequences for failing to raise the so-called debt ceiling, however.
Key voices in financial markets are warning Congress and the Obama administration the consequences could be dire, especially negatively impacting the stock market.
But on the specific threat of the U.S. government defaulting on its obligations to bondholders, it wouldn't necessarily occur immediately.
A lot depends on which of two paths the Obama administration takes should politicians lead the nation to the cliff's edge.
The administration could try to prioritize who gets paid first in the event money runs dry, or it could decide to pay all creditors roughly 68 cents on the dollar as money comes in every day.
On Thursday, the government would have to pay its bills with whatever money is coming into government coffers on a daily basis. The Bipartisan Policy Center, a think tank with budget experts from both major political parties, thinks the U.S. government can count on about $10 billion to $15 billion a day of incoming tax revenue and other payments to the government to pay what's owed to creditors, retirees and doctors in the Medicare system.
The most-important payment, in terms of the creditworthiness of the U.S. government, is the interest on government bonds due to investors. And it would be almost a month before a payment is due that's so large that daily income revenues couldn't cover what's owed.
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Some Republicans say the government can avoid default easily by just paying the top-priority bills such as interest on bonds plus Social Security.
There's a catch, however. It's not clear whether the plethora of government computer systems could prioritize who gets paid and when.
"We don't know if they have the technical capability to do that," said Shai Akabas, a senior policy analyst for the Bipartisan Policy Center. "Computer systems are not set up for that; it is not the modus operandi."
Instead of paying 100 percent of some bills and zero percent of others, a Treasury Department inspector general's report after the last debt-ceiling showdown concluded the government favored paying everyone across the board a reduced percentage based on how much it had coming in.
"You cannot pay some bills and not others and think somehow that the fact that you're paying some bills protects you from a loss of creditworthiness," Obama said Tuesday in a news conference.
After Thursday, incoming revenues to the federal government would cover about 68 percent of the bills. One option would be to slash spending by 32 percent, or more than $1 trillion.
Economic researcher Ed Yardeni, in a note to investors Tuesday, said that while retirees would still be paid, such cuts would hit most of the services government provides.
If the Treasury Department chose to pay bondholders at the expense of Social Security recipients and military pensioners, the rating agency Standard & Poor's would not consider the U.S. government in default.
"Failure to pay or reduced payments on nondebt obligations, such as funds owed to government contractors or benefits recipients, would likely have negative economic impacts but would not be considered a default under our rating criteria," John Piecuch, an S&P spokesman, told McClatchy.
That's a point echoed by Rep. David Schweikert, R-Ariz.
"[It] doesn't mean it's happy and easy, but anyone that uses the word 'default' is being horribly disingenuous, because that means we wouldn't pay the interest obligations we have on our bonds, and we have massive amounts of cash to cover that obligation," he said in an interview Tuesday with a Phoenix television station.
If the government missed any bond payments because it couldn't or wouldn't prioritize who gets paid, it's a different story.
"Should the government fail to service a debt obligation, we would lower the sovereign rating to 'SD' [selective default]," Piecuch said. "This designation indicates that the issuer, in this case the U.S. government, has failed to service one or more of its outstanding debt obligations, which include U.S. Treasury bills, notes and bonds."
what a mess....
I'm pretty sure that a bi partisan deal will be made in the senate, but congress has me worried. I think a lot of Repubs want to vote for it, but I don't think that they have the gonads to go against the Tea Party.
Obamacare is all about bleeding more from the masses. Obama underestimated the responce to his plan to plunder. Those huge fines for not affording pricey healthcare would just be a form of increased taxation. So now this revolt is considered revolting?
Anyone who votes to return any of these knuckleheads - on either side of the aisle - in for another term should have their head examined.
This Congress has shamed itself beyond repair - these self-serving clowns need to be thrown out.
DACOUNTRYBOY, Why shouldn't people be responsible to pay for their own healthcare?? Under the current system, the real bleeders are those who do not take responsibility and cost shift to those of us who have insurance. There are many affordable healthcare plans available if you are willing to take responsibility for yourself.
No one in congress should be voted back into office. Goodbye Tim Ryan, Bill Johnson, Sherrod Brown and Rob Portman. You guys created this mess so go live in the private sector.
Oh, and if our neighbors in the 8th district could elect someone other than John Boehner that would be great.
The stock market is off and running on this eve of destruction. Apparently Wall Street isn't too concerned about the proximity to the edge.
It'll be resolved and life will go on as usual with the government continuing to redistribute the wealth and spend into oblivion.
UNCOMMONSENSE your healthcare costs are going up if you are working under Obamacare. Why should I be plundered of the money that I set aside for doctors visits and do without? Obamacare is a TROJAN HORSE to get more money form the mases. The welfare crowd that voted for Obama gets the best of healthcare free of any cost.
uncoomonsemse The real problem with Obammycare is that illegals will get it for FREE! If an illegal has a child on our soil that child is an American citizen, so they are entitled to Obammycare. I have asked this question many of times "Are they allow to get Obammycare? and have gotten many different answers. So I read the entire illegal tax law. from the original writing. But they have had so much more in the last 3 yrs its just unreal. The illegals along with the welfare mob will benefit the most. Why you ask once again they will receive a rebate if you would on their expenses. The easiest solution for our Gov't would be to repeal the law that states .that hospitals must take care of anyone no matter if they can pay or not. That would make more responsible sooner then you think.
Cutting foreign aid won't do anything. It's 1% of federal spending. To put it in perspective, Social Security is 20% and Medicare is 13%. Defense is another 22%. Interest on the debt is 5%.
Taking aid away from desperately poor people won't do a thing to help our borrowing problem.
Your comment will resonate with most people and that is the problem we face.
The truth of the matter is that every bit of spending adds to the problem.
Reductions across the board, NO exceptions, are required.
Would any of this crap still be going on if OBAMACARE never happened?
Get rid of this piece of garbage law that nobody wants.
99.6% of healthcare.gov visitors DID NOT enroll in Obamacare!!!!
Take away this law, you will save this country BILLIONS of dollars, money that can be used to pay down the deficit or better yet put back into the American Taxpayer's pocket because they won't be forced to buy something they don't want or pay for something someone else doesn't want to WORK for.
I was born with a pre-existing condition.
I have watched insurance companies and the entire medical INDUSTRY deny my ailing parents into bankruptcy.
I never voted for Obama-I only vote 3rd party.
I feel very sorry for all of you and your tax/money/greed "issues" .
The Affordable Care Act is a small step in the right direction and you GOP/Tea Party Babies will be held accountable for holding this country hostage.
Just wait and see come election time you smug evil greedmongers.
DACOUNTRYBOY, my healthcare costs have been increasing at double digit rates long before the Affordable Care Act took effect. I recently changed healthcare providers and the cost was very reasonable . And yes I am willing to do without in order to be responsible for my self.
uncommon Why do you think your rates went up? The insurance industry seen this coming and they didn't want to wait to recoup the money they feel they will lose .with Obammycare..
bunkpatrol The GOP didn't hold the country hostage. It was your fine demoncrat party that did. Why do I say this , its easy they made a bill, then changed it to a tax law because it was proven unconstitutional. The GOP offered many plans to keep the Gov't running by Obammy and his Fruitcake nut friend Reid rejected them Also I can see that you haven't even looked at this bill just by your posting. I'll make you a bet in the near future you will be sick when you see how much your taxes are going to go up to pay for this farce of a bill. Our neighbors to the north who have lousy health care bill pay close to 61% in taxes .Within four years we will near that or more. So thank you. all you liberturds who think this going to be CHEAP !!!!
DACOUNTRYBOY, your attitude will change once corporate greed outsources YOUR job, and you are forced to work at Taco Bell. Try buying your own health insurance then. Good point uncommon. The system we had kept increasing and increasing and the the Repubs had no sensible alternative. The problem didn't come when Obama care came, it came when the Republicans lost the election....to a black man at that. I am white, but I do believe, in my opinion, that race is a factor. Repubs claimed in week one that they would do everything possible to sabotage everything this President tried. I believe the exact quote was, "I hope this President fails".
bunkpatrol: Sorry you and your parents have been affected by insurance companies pre-existing condition limitations. This is a problem that is high on the list of things that are broken with our system and is something that government could have fixed without government intervention and without implementing the ACA. Possibly government subsidies for people with pre-x conditions rather than subsidies for premiums which end up as government welfare into the insurance companies pockets. Hey...I have a product that I'll sell to you for x. But now, the government will hep you pay for the product so now it cost xx. Are we ahead?
The greed you speak of is with the insurance industry and the cost of providing health care not the people who say that the ACA has it's issues. If we want affordable care, we need to look at the spiraling costs of CARE, not insurance premiums. What bankrupts people without insurance is the egregious cost of care.
"Government big enough to supply everything you need is big enough to take everything you have. The course of history shows us that as a government grows, liberty decreases." - Thomas Jefferson
correction: something that government could have fixed WITH government intervention and without implementing the ACA.
The ACA is a republican idea. All it does is force people to be responsible for their own health care expenses. Romney instituted it in Massachusetts.
The biggest problem with the ACA is that it's an awful compromise and not single payer.
Well, medical costs has been a continuing problem over the last 10 years at least. Why hasn't it been fixed? Could it have something to do with lobbyist and the like padding the pockets of politicians NOT to do anything?
LOL, the poorest people in America live better than the poor in other countries. Our foreign aid dollars help win good will with individuals all across the globe and contribute to our good standing with other nations. That's a great return on 1% of our spending.
@aol. I made that point in another article. Is Sweden in good standing with other countries? The Swiss? We border Mexico. When was the last time you heard the term "the Mexican Army"? These countries don't seem to have a problem with other countries, why do we have to interfere in every conflict? Staying out of wars will drastically cut spending as well. @ JS, all of the Rep's want to do is line their own pockets and eliminate the middle class completely. You are still one of those who are probably squawking about Obama's birth certificate.
This article is a day late and a dollar short. A bill to fund the government and raise the debt ceiling- both short term- will pass today. I think The Vindicator would do best to be a little quicker on its feet with this kind of reporting.
Anyway, the TEA Party is to blame for this entire debacle. Not the mainstream GOP or the Democrats.
So say no to false equivalence, America.
This story was published at 12:01 a.m., more than 12 hours before any plan was announced. Not sure how that is "a day late and a dollar short." Plus, nothing has been voted on yet so the article and its reporting still stand as a a sound report as to what could happen. Many of us will believe a plan has passed when we see it...
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Managing Editor
dwight: I agree.."poorest people in America live better than the poor in other countries".
American's can't even fathom what poor means. When you live in a cardboard box with only the clothes on your back and have to walk miles for drinking water and suffer hunger..that's poor. When you earn less in one entire month than a Happy Meal at McDonald's, that's poor.
America's poor has the latest tech gadgets, name brand clothes, cars, cable tv, air conditioning, washers, dryers, microwave ovens, cell phones, big screen TVs, computers, subsidies for everything from housing, medical, utilities, food and freebies.
A generation ago, people didn't want welfare, their pride would not allow them to take food stamps or assistance, but now it is expected and the norm.
No doubt we do have people struggling in America, but we also have safety nets and when welfare benefits exceed anything we could possibly make by going out to work we perpetuate the problem.
Too bad the 1% we send in foreign aid doesn't reach the people who need it most. The conversion rate of our currency should provide 3rd world children the opportunity to live like kings and queens in their nation.
Remember the good old days of just blaming Bush!
@ author50:
I like Bush.
I beg to differ, 76Ytown. I know firsthand what being poor is about. My handle is not a joke. I get 189/mo in foodstamps. I would gladly make more working if I could find a job - yes, I've applied to McD's and BK, etc, but they find me overqualified. there are many reasons for my current situation, most due to poor decisions on my part, but please don't make blanket generalizations like you did when it's fairly obvious that you are the one who has no clue what it's like to be poor. Try walking a half-mile in my shoes and then get back to me.
I'm not trying to personally attack you, but there are an awful lot of people in this country suffering and going to bed hungry right now thru no fault of their own, unlike me. I'd like to know what happened to the empathy and compassion our citizens used to have for those who are down and out, like back during the depression. The economy is just as bad right now as then, but the media/govt/etc put a different spin on it nowadays and the majority of hard-working americans just have no idea how bad off some people here have it.
bumslife, I hear you and can relate. Joblessness and despair has affected many of my friends and family throughout the years. So many different circumstances can lead to a person needing help and we should not judge.
I did not mean to sound apathetic. My post #30 was in agreement with dwight "poorest people in America live better than the poor in other countries" . What we call poor in the is country would be considered wealth in others.
People really don't want a hand out, they want a hand up. My guess is that you would probably agree that having a job and a purpose makes a person much happier than having to be dependent on others for support. But, some studies show that welfare actually pays more than work.for a single mom with kids making it hard for some to get out of that situation.
I don't see this administration creating jobs, I see us loosing jobs left and right and the changes with the ACA are not taking us in the right direction and socialism is not the answer. In Youngstown before the mills closed people worked, supported their families and felt secure in their future that someday they'd retire and that their children would also have opportunities. Our country needs to bring back manufacturing jobs. Not every person is destined for college and we can't expect entry level jobs to make us rich, but they do at least need to pay a living wage and be an improvement to welfare.
Please continue to network if you are willing to work. The opportunities sometimes come with who you know. If you are able, volunteering is a fantastic stepping stone. Good thoughts being sent your way!
bum- been there done that. Like you said..."most due to poor decisions on my part". That's "your part" NOT "my part. Don't get me wrong, don't mind helping out someone in a tough spot but there ARE jobs. When applying at mcdees or bk, do not put down your 3 degrees and how you were ceo at ibm for 10 years.....play it low key, don't mention any college, make up a lower position at any companies you did work at (janitor, maintenance, etc.). mcdees is not going to do a background check, not much of one anyway. Remember, it is easier to get a job if you have a job. So you work at bk and go on job interviews on your days off. Eventually you will find that job that you are not "over-qualified" for. It worked for me, it will work for you :) Who knows...start out as a burger flipper, move up to manager, then eventually.....own your own franchise!! wow, maybe I shoulda done it that way....
Sound counsel there kk, when trying to establish an employee relationship begin by lying.
You might snag the job, but you'll always be in fear of being discovered and fired.
There is a good reason why employers tend not to hire over qualified.
fired from bk (or similar) because you have a degree or something and didn't state it on the app.?? I seriously doubt it. I doubt they'd find out unless you say something. The idea is to get a job, any job so that you not only have some income but have a stepping stone to that next (better) job... The only good reason to not hire over-qualified is because they will move on when the chance comes along....bk, mcdees, etc. KNOWS that everybody moves on when they get the chance.
Don't feel that you are overqualified. Everyone is looking to hire the best possible candidate for the position and in fast food there are many crew leader and manager positions that you may promoted to.
Talk to the manager directly. Present the qualities that they are looking for... enthusiasm, reliability, flexibility and drive. Dress conservatively, smile, shake hands. If you've had any challenges in your work or personal history, just be honest. don't volunteer the info, but be honest if they ask and tell them what you did to turn things around. They want to hire people who are willing to work and be part of the team. Read the link about McDonalds: http://fast-food.ezinemark.com/mcdona...
Not to change the subject or beat a dead horse, but I've had minimum-wage, low-end job prospects like BK, McDs, etc, do more in the way of background checking and drug testing than IBM, Apple, or NASA, just IMHE... in any case, I know how to emphasize skillsets to situations but do not feel comfortable with lies, even to employers - lies have contributed to some of the "bad decisions" on my part I'm living with now.
Everybody deserves a 2nd chance. Maybe a temp agency can be a stepping stone to a good job?


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One inch. That's all that separated Jeremy Bloom from an Olympic gold medal. One tiny inch.
It was moguls finals in Sauze d'Oulx. Thousands lined the course above the tiny village an hour outside Torino. Bloom with three World Championships medals in his pocket was the star of his sport with a World Cup win streak that wouldn't be broken for years. In the starting gate he was focused. He visualized every turn of his gold medal run. He was confident. He was strong. But on that top air, he was just a touch off. One inch imperceptible to the crowd but not to the judges. He finished eighth.
In the mid-2000s, Jeremy Bloom was America's star. A Best in the World moguls skier, he played out his childhood dream as a star quarterback for the University of Colorado and a future NFL player. In July, Bloom returned to Park City, speaking to over 200 USSA sponsors about his career as an athlete and how it set him up for a similarly-stellar role in business. He reminisced about that night in Italy and what it taught him.
"One inch was the difference between me standing up here with an Olympic gold medal and me not realizing my dream," said Bloom. "That was the single most-low moment in my life. If you read my bio it might appear that a lot of the things I've done I've been very successful at. But the story is quite the opposite. Everything I've succeeded in I've failed a thousand times over.
"The single best skill I learned on my journey was how to harness adversity - how to dissect it, take lessons out of it. Success is never linear.
Bloom, who was named to the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame this spring, puts those lessons today into every day of his life. Shortly after retiring from the NFL and the U.S. Ski Team, he created a nonprofit to give back to seniors.
"Traveling with the U.S. Ski Team I saw a lot of cultures," he said. "And I saw societies where older people were revered the same as I felt for my grandparents. I wanted to start a non-profit for senior citizens. So, 'Wish of a Lifetime' was born."
As a part of his benefits with the Philadelphia Eagles, Bloom had the opportunity to go to the Wharton School of Business, where he became infatuated with internet companies. So he started one. Today, Integrate.com is one of the web's leading advertising technology companies.
As you listen to Bloom speak, it's no surprise that he's had such success as an athlete in multiple sports, as a businessman and as a philanthropist. He learned goal-setting as an athlete and a belief in himself from his parents.
"When I was 12 I set two goals to ski in the Olympics and be a football star. I had a mother who said you could accomplish anything in this world if you put your mind to it and to attack it. My dad is my hero and best friend. He's the first person I turn to when life throws some complex questions my way. When I was 10, we crowded around our 20-inch TV to watch the Olympics. My dad still gets emotional watching the Olympics and sheds tears. In my life there was nothing I wanted more than to win an Olympic gold medal not just for myself, but for my dad."
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3. A 2012 report published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition found that dark chocolate has a beneficial effect on blood pressure, vascular dilation and cholesterol levels, and can play a role in reducing metabolic precursors that lead to diabetes and eventually to heart disease.
4. In a study carried out by the University of L'Aquila in Italy, 90 elderly participants with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) drank cocoa containing high, medium or low levels of flavanoids. At the end of the eight-week study researchers found improvements in the motor response, working memory, task switching, and verbal memory in the participants who drank cocoa with a higher flavanol content. (Hypertension, Aug. 14, 2012)
5. Scientists have discovered why chocolate uplifts your mood. Serotonin is the neurotransmitter responsible for keeping us happy, and cacao stops the amino acid tryptophan from breaking down. Since tryptophan is one of the amino acids that make serotonin, this, in turn, limits the breakdown of serotonin. (Frontiers in Experimental Pharmacology and Drug Discovery, Dec. 1013)
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And Chris Buttars is a hot air and gaffe machine, is a hot air and gaffe machine, is a hot air and gaffe machine.
- 2:04 p.m. May 4, 2011
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Now we need to hunt them to extinction. That is one animal we'd be better off without. They are dangerous, they do significant damage, and they are incompatible with humans, wildlife, and domestic animals. It was a completely stupid move to ever "reinstate" them in the first place.
- 2:25 p.m. May 4, 2011
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This is all about hand holding with beef growers who know darned well that wolves are not attacking their cattle. They just want free and total run of all BLM land. Land that I pay taxes for and cannot use because I don't run livestock.
- 2:29 p.m. May 4, 2011
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Funny how Wyoming excluded from the list once again. Is it because they have the correct wolf management program?
- 3:04 p.m. May 4, 2011
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There was a time when the government paid a bounty on wolves. Apparently we
didn't learn from our past experience with animals.
Am I supposed to believe they won't kill sheep and elk?
- 3:09 p.m. May 4, 2011
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You can use BLM land for camping, hiking and stuff like that. Didn't you know that?
How do you know wolves are not attacking their cattle? Wolves do kill calves and can make quite a dent in the calf crop. Even coyotes kill calves on occasion. Why would ranchers just make up stories about wolves if they didn't harm their livelihood?
- 3:14 p.m. May 4, 2011
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@Silence Dogood:
Please provide proof of your statements.
The historical record will show that the Wolves lived just fine with native americans and other indigineous peoples... so the human incompatibility statement is false.
The record will also show that there is no documented human death from a wolf attack...so you're off base again.
The wolves only hunt to eat and didn't move to where the beef is...the beef is delivered to their doorstep...seems the humans are the problem.
There are more wild animals - deer, elk, etc. - killed annually in the Western US by human hunters (who kill the biggest and strongest for a wall mount) than by wolves (who kill the weak and diseased making the herd stronger).
Even more killed by cars and trucks.
More damage is done to the environment by you and your buddy's ATVs, trucks, and be the cattle themselves than the wolves could possibly manage in 100 lifetimes...so again reality is conveniently distorted to fit your agenda.
If the amount of damage done and degree of ecological incompatability are the determining factors in the decision about intentional extiction...open range cattlemen should have been hunted out long ago.
- 3:23 p.m. May 4, 2011
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I didn't know we even had any wolves in Utah. Where are they? I think they're cool! I also want them controlled, but if we don't have any, why are we worried? If they do come, unless they are here already, I think the Uinta Wilderness Area would be the correct spot for them. Can anyone give me some information on Utah wolves?
- 3:54 p.m. May 4, 2011
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I think you guys are all nuts, there was a reason the pioneers got rid of them,
they are "killing machines". In a perfect world, where humans could
manage the wolf population, wolves would only kill the sick and the old.
However, too many environmentalists that would end up being eaten if they
brought their logic up with a wolf, think that we should never kill wolves and
that they'll live in harmony with all the other animals in the forest.
The Yellowstone elk heard has dropped 70% in the last fifteen years. There were 2000 fewer elk last year than the year before. Did you guys know that hunting is not allowed in Yellowstone? so who could have done this? partially grizzly bears, but the majority of it is being done by wolves brought into the park in 1995.
Wolves are a great predator and are needed in the balance of nature, but what we need to remember is that we're part of nature also and we need to manage the wolf populations.
- 4:21 p.m. May 4, 2011
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I can't wait until I get the opportunity to kill a wolf.
- 8:11 p.m. May 4, 2011
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By the same token, human beings are becoming endangered species. We are not allowed to drill for oil, we have to hold our breaths to keep from polluting our air with carbon dioxide, and so on.
- 8:21 p.m. May 4, 2011
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Cross off one more stereo type about this administration that a certain crowd
has been propagating. For being branded Anti-Gun, Anti-Hunting, Anti-Defense,
the administration has not been keeping with many want to believe is their
agenda. Guns are allowed in more places now, they just added wolfs back to the
hunting list as prescribed by - gasp - the states, and we can clearly see this
administration is not anti national defense.
So lets get back to arguing about the issues where there is real differences - debt, healthcare and the like, and stop the over generalizations that have been proven time and again to be incorrect.
- 8:53 p.m. May 4, 2011
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Re: runwasatch | 3:23 p.m. May 4, 2011
The historical records prove that there was once a bounty placed on wolves by the government that regarded them as pests. History seems to have a habit of repeating itself.
- 8:57 p.m. May 4, 2011
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I was snowmobiling in the Uintas and thought I heard some wolves, almost positive because coyotes have more of a winey wimpy howl, but this was a deep loud howl.
- 9:44 p.m. May 4, 2011
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In the history of the United States there have been 3 people killed by wolves. A
father and son were killed in N Dakota in 1888 and Candice Berner was killed
while jogging in Alaska in 2010.
An animal that has killed only 3 people in 300 years is hardly a blood thirsty killer. In the last 20 years I found 3 people who were attacked and killed during deer attacks in the US. That's right folks more people are attacked and killed by cute little fuzzy deer than those vicious killing machines the wolves.
And for you hunters out there, every single study ever done in the history of mankind has shown that deer and elk herds are more healthy when wolves are in the area. Look it up.
People want wolves killed for one reason only: to protect livestock. But I refuse to believe that the only solution to protecting the rancher's bottom line from wolves is wolf extermination.
- 9:46 p.m. May 4, 2011
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Re StrizzleUte:
Here is a quote from the USA today about recent elk population declines that proves your theory is bogus.
"In an analysis in the current edition of the ecology journal Oikos, for example, Vucetich and park service colleagues examined weather, hunting and wolves as factors in the elk decline. Yellowstone has had seven years of drought and a severe winter in 1997 that killed many elk.
They found that weather and hunting are mostly to blame.
Biologist Mark Boyce of Canada's University of Alberta and colleagues reach similar conclusions in an upcoming paper in the journal EcologicalModeling. Montana increased the "hunter harvest" quota on elk that leave Yellowstone grounds, issuing a higher-than-ever 2,882 hunting permits in 2000. A decline in the elk herd was thus guaranteed, Boyce says, even if wolves were not present."
You should read the whole article so you can have a clue as to the affects that wolves have on Yellowstone's elk herds.
- 10:04 p.m. May 4, 2011
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I read your article, For starters, check the date of things you read, alot can change in 6 years. I got my information from the national park website dated Jan2011. Park service along with help from the USGS USFS and the Montana F&G have determined that.
"Predation by wolves and grizzly bears is cited as the major reason for the decline in elk numbers. Wolves in northern Yellowstone prey primarily on elk. Also, predation on newborn elk calves by grizzly bears may limit the elk populations ability to recover from these losses."
They do also cite the drought of the early 2000's as being a factor, and being an elk hunter and seeing the effect of that drought on elk in Southern Utah, I believe it. But with no drought in the last 6 years, how do you explain a drop of 6000 elk?
Estimating that there were 13,000 elk in 2000, 3000 tags seems about right with proper bull cow ratios. Also that doesn't take into count the number of elk in the Montana Unit.
Wolves have no predators except humans. If we want them, we have to manage them.
- 11:12 p.m. May 4, 2011
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I agree 100% that wolves should be managed, managed not exterminated. They have
a right to live just like any other of god's creatures. If we can't find a way
to live beside them then we have failed as stewards of the land.
In answer to your question here's another quote from your NPS story: "the wolf population on the northern range inside Yellowstone National Park has dropped from 94 wolves in 2007 to 37 wolves in 2010. Biologists suspect predator numbers may be responding somewhat to the decline in the elk population."
Mother Nature is inconsistent, large elk herds aren't necessarily healthy elk herds. We should be more concerned with healthy ecosystems than more huntable ecosystems, especially in national parks. As this study shows as elk populations decrease in one area so will wolf populations.
It should be noted that both the articles we are quoting deal almost exclusively to the Upper Lamar Valley of Yellowstone and do not reflect what's going on throughout the entire park.
- 12:12 a.m. May 5, 2011
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An appropriate action for a change. Much of the original prey of the wolves has
gone extinct so management is the proper course of action just as they do with
the mustangs, buffalo, deer, and elk. Small prey has disappeared so now the
wolves are forced to hunt larger animals that don't replenish as quickly as
birds, pheasants, geese, rabbits or badgers, etc. that once roamed this valley.
It had to be done or face them on our streets and in our neighborhoods.
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All I can say is it's about time! whooo whooo!
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There was a time when ordering a steak in a London restaurant was something only the foolhardy would attempt. In most cases, one would be served a few ounces of sad-looking beef that was tough, gristly and most likely overcooked. Roll forward to the 21st century (yes, it has taken a while), and London now has a number of restaurants serving up some of the best steaks anywhere. Among these is the newest kid on the block, GOODMAN, an offshoot of a Russian chain of steakhouses named after the legendary jazz clarinetist (who was, incidentally of Russian extraction).
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When we visited, the choice of meat was between grain-fed USDA Prime and Australian beef. Due to demand, the restaurant has now added UK Angus beef, which has been dry-aged in its own meat lockers. The steaks we had though, especially the 400-gram rib eye, were terrific. This is in part due to the use of a Spanish Josper Grill that gets fiercely hot and imparts a smoky taste to the meat. All the steakhouse side dish staples are present and correct including great hand-cut fries, and creamed spinach and sauteed green beans accompanied by a rich béarnaise sauce, perfect for a spot of fry-dipping. For the steak-phobic there are plenty of other choices including fish & chips. Bookend your meal with a Caesar salad and the baked cheesecake for dessert and you have the classic steakhouse experience. At lunchtime, a three-course menu including steak frites is a bargain at just £15 (approx. $20 USD).
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STARKVILLE, Miss. –Shannen Jainudeen's golden header with 4:25 left in the second overtime gave Mississippi State a 2-1 win at the MSU Soccer Field Sunday evening.
The win was Mississippi State's second in as many days against the Golden Eagles as the Bulldog football team opened 2014 with a 49-0 win 24 hours earlier.
Jainudeen's header was her first goal of the season, and it came as MSU was forced to play most of overtime with 10 players due to a red card.
Sophomore Jamila Coner put a pass to Mallory Eubanks on the left side. Eubanks drew USM keeper Brittany Taylor out of the box and found Jainudeen for the empty-net winner.
"It's unbelievable. I'm still shocked that it happened, but it's great for the team to get the W," Jainudeen said. "I saw Mallory go around and the goal was open. She played the perfect ball."
The Bulldogs moved to 1-3-0 on the season with Sunday's win. Southern Miss fell to 2-2-0 on the campaign.
"I thought we were really good in a lot of parts of the game. We passed the ball well and created some good chances, but we just couldn't get the final pass or final touch when we needed it," head coach Aaron Gordon said. "We also missed some good chances, but I really liked how we battled.
"We battled and played hard the entire game. I felt like we dominated playing with 10 men. We gave up some chances because we were down to 10, but Mallory did a nice job sneaking in behind and found Shannen for a nice goal."
The Bulldogs had to rally for the win after going down 1-0 in the 29th minute on a Karen Torres goal.
The Golden Eagles' advantage actually held up to the half despite the two sides taking six shots each.
Mississippi State came out in the second half and had the better of the offensive chances, out-shooting USM 11-5 the second 45 minutes.
"For us it was a matter of pass the ball, pass the ball, pass the ball," Gordon said. "It's been something I thought we would be, and we have to continue to trust what we can do. It worked for us tonight."
MSU was unlucky on a number of scoring chances through the first 59 minutes, but the Bulldogs were able to break through in the 60th minute and level the match on one of their eight corner kicks in the contest.
McKenzie Adams, who scored her first collegiate goal on Thursday, collected her inaugural assist as her corner service found Morgan Ferrara for the game-tying header. The goal was the first of Ferrara's MSU career.
"To get the first goal off the corner was fantastic. We haven't been that dangerous off corners, and for (Morgan Ferrara) to get her first goal off a great finish was awesome," Gordon said.
Southern Miss looked to take back the advantage in the 65th and 72nd minutes, but Rhylee DeCrane collected two of her three saves to keep the match level.
MSU's Eubanks had a winning opportunity turned away in the 84th minute, while Ferrara's attempt at goal No. 2 was also stopped in the final moments of regulation.
The Bulldogs collected a pair of shots in the first overtime, but Eubanks was unable to finish the lone on-goal chance.
DeCrane kept MSU's hopes alive in the second overtime as she deflected an Ashley Johnson attempt in the 105th minute.
Moments later Breann Hedin had a shot blocked, and the Bulldogs countered with Jainudeen's winner.
The Bulldogs will only take the pitch once next week, a Friday contest at Arkansas State. Kick for that match is set for 5 p.m.
State's next home action comes Sept. 12 as 2013 NCAA Tournament participant South Alabama comes to Starkville for a 7 p.m. kickoff.


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