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Monday, August 29, 2011
Maxfield Parrish Sunset with Surprises
Today's sky looked nothing like this photo's. The clouds clung to the mountains instead of rising above them. In their own way they were beautiful, but by the end of the day the grey, wintery clouds blotted out the sunset and let only a tiny splash of color escape far off in the South West.
After attending the First Annual Irish Music Festival last August, my girls and I were treated to Maxfield Parrish skies all the way home. It was like suddenly being given an unexpected desert when we had already experienced a full, delicious meal. What a memory that made for us in the mountains of Park City, Utah.
Today felt a little like that as I made my words per day goal then went on to write more and more. What a great feeling that was.
Later that evening I sat and listened to my wife chatter about work and things while she cooked me a tasty meal of saut�ed mushrooms and spinach on a turkey burger. I then realized suddenly that I felt immensely satisfied with my writing success and was therefore able to give her my full attention. No panic about unfinished projects. No worry about failure. No distraction. Just full enjoyment of the moment.
I'm not sure what has happened this week, but today was phenomenally productive just like yesterday. I'm actually looking forward to tomorrow.
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Best Of The Rest: "UFC On Versus 5" Edition
Hello and welcome to another new edition of ?Best of the Rest?! I really enjoy taking the time to give my detailed thoughts on a show after watching it, but after the serious discussion and debate I?ll raise in topics like ?Top 5 Best Moments? and ?Best Performance of the Night?, I think it?d be [...]
Source: http://www.fighters.com/08/16/best-of-the-rest-ufc-on-versus-5-edition
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Study: Surfing the Web at work can pay off in productivity
Workers, rejoice! Scientists have evidence that browsing the Internet while sitting at your office desk may actually be beneficial to your job performance. The Wall Street Journal reports that Don J.Q. Chen and Vivien K.G Lim of the National University...
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ADHD & Li'l Bedlamites Make Horrible Co-Writers
Can a full-time dad with ADHD find time to write a novel? After a year trying, I can safely say, "ARGH!"
Although ADHD has been and will continue to be my greatest obstacle in completing this novel, family has proven to be my greatest external disruption. Take today, for instance. I woke up wondering if my debut novel was interesting enough. I've been working on it off and on for over a year and beginning to be bored with it. Maybe something else would be more exciting? Maybe there's not enough peril?
ADHD and a bit of Depression are mixing with my morning, and after less than 45 seconds of this I think "Shut up." I'm not going to abandon this story in the last fifth of the book after working so hard to come this far. Besides, the next chapter features phantom cats with big teeth. Perilous enough? Sheesh.
And in a blip I'm back on track.
Family, on the other hand, is like a freight train loaded with diarrhetic elephants crashing through my wall when my toilet is plugged. I have little choice when emergency happens, and I find myself frantically hunting around for the metaphorical plunger and the keys to the minivan while putting on shoes, then pants. It's complete bedlam.
My 16 year old is home sick today, so I can still have a normal schedule, but if the 12 year old was home sick, there would be a change, not the least because she loves to talk. And talk. And talk. Nevermind the 9 year old with cerebral palsy and epilepsy who requires constant supervision. Otherwise, things get broken. Or she'll somehow manage to dump an entire cracker box full of crumbs all over the TV, couch, rug, and, inexplicably, the folded laundry in an entirely different room. Don't even get me started on the random emergencies my 19 year old has while living on her own in college. An entire day can get lost dealing with my girls.
I'm not complaining, mind you. I helped make the li'l darlings, and as a full-time dad it is my job to take care of them. I just can't expect to get anything else done when I'm doing that. Writing a book while being the ringmaster of my very own circus requires a great deal of organizing. Although I expected myself to solve or eliminate some of the problems I listed with my Splintered Books Project, family was not one of those items that could be eliminated.
Many great artists and thinkers in history were horrible family men. Even the venerable Benjamin Franklin was a lousy husband and father. If I wanted to abdicate my responsibilities and pretend I was a single guy again, I suppose I could accomplish all my dreams, assuming ADHD didn't still get in the way. I know of men who have done just that. They loved the act of making babies, but weren't so excited with the results, so they walked away from family.
But that's not the path for me.
Sometimes our lives are the greatest contributor to the chaos of our ADHD lives. But there is no Inbox Zero method to simplify family. Family is chaos. What else would you expect with a household filled with immature dependents? The trick is to learn coping strategies to help minimize the chaos.
What I found helpful in the here and now was to learn to write when the girls weren't home. But when? Most ADHD people I know are night owls. We get wrapped up with something that engages our mind and forget to go to sleep. Or, as was the case for me, the house was finally quiet at night. Years ago, this worked well for me. I'd take care of the kids during the afternoon and into the evening, then get to work after 10pm when the house was finally quiet. But after years of insomnia I was more and more tired at night and less able to work. In essence I was working full-time during the day, then moonlighting and sleeping less. I was burning out.
I needed to turn my schedule around and work BEFORE I got tired when the kids were at school?a simple solution that was a lot of work to implement. I also spent months training the kids to respect my writing time if I was still writing when they came home. It took a lot of reminders, and they still have a tendency to walk up to me in the middle of a thought and start chitchatting about their day, but over all I am much better off than I was a year ago.
Writing a book while taking care of family isn't easy with ADHD, but then it isn't easy without ADHD either. We need to learn to be flexible with the chaos and to not get adamant about keeping a standard words per day count that matches our less saddled peers. For many of us, writing a book is a side project and not a source of income yet. Family still remains the first priority. An unfinished book will sit there waiting patiently for you, but the unfinished child will be a legacy of failure that will haunt you for decades to come.
With luck, I'll finish both book and family to everyone's satisfaction. Now if only I could find that plunger.
Although ADHD has been and will continue to be my greatest obstacle in completing this novel, family has proven to be my greatest external disruption. Take today, for instance. I woke up wondering if my debut novel was interesting enough. I've been working on it off and on for over a year and beginning to be bored with it. Maybe something else would be more exciting? Maybe there's not enough peril?
ADHD and a bit of Depression are mixing with my morning, and after less than 45 seconds of this I think "Shut up." I'm not going to abandon this story in the last fifth of the book after working so hard to come this far. Besides, the next chapter features phantom cats with big teeth. Perilous enough? Sheesh.
And in a blip I'm back on track.
Family, on the other hand, is like a freight train loaded with diarrhetic elephants crashing through my wall when my toilet is plugged. I have little choice when emergency happens, and I find myself frantically hunting around for the metaphorical plunger and the keys to the minivan while putting on shoes, then pants. It's complete bedlam.
My 16 year old is home sick today, so I can still have a normal schedule, but if the 12 year old was home sick, there would be a change, not the least because she loves to talk. And talk. And talk. Nevermind the 9 year old with cerebral palsy and epilepsy who requires constant supervision. Otherwise, things get broken. Or she'll somehow manage to dump an entire cracker box full of crumbs all over the TV, couch, rug, and, inexplicably, the folded laundry in an entirely different room. Don't even get me started on the random emergencies my 19 year old has while living on her own in college. An entire day can get lost dealing with my girls.
I'm not complaining, mind you. I helped make the li'l darlings, and as a full-time dad it is my job to take care of them. I just can't expect to get anything else done when I'm doing that. Writing a book while being the ringmaster of my very own circus requires a great deal of organizing. Although I expected myself to solve or eliminate some of the problems I listed with my Splintered Books Project, family was not one of those items that could be eliminated.
Many great artists and thinkers in history were horrible family men. Even the venerable Benjamin Franklin was a lousy husband and father. If I wanted to abdicate my responsibilities and pretend I was a single guy again, I suppose I could accomplish all my dreams, assuming ADHD didn't still get in the way. I know of men who have done just that. They loved the act of making babies, but weren't so excited with the results, so they walked away from family.
But that's not the path for me.
Sometimes our lives are the greatest contributor to the chaos of our ADHD lives. But there is no Inbox Zero method to simplify family. Family is chaos. What else would you expect with a household filled with immature dependents? The trick is to learn coping strategies to help minimize the chaos.
What I found helpful in the here and now was to learn to write when the girls weren't home. But when? Most ADHD people I know are night owls. We get wrapped up with something that engages our mind and forget to go to sleep. Or, as was the case for me, the house was finally quiet at night. Years ago, this worked well for me. I'd take care of the kids during the afternoon and into the evening, then get to work after 10pm when the house was finally quiet. But after years of insomnia I was more and more tired at night and less able to work. In essence I was working full-time during the day, then moonlighting and sleeping less. I was burning out.
I needed to turn my schedule around and work BEFORE I got tired when the kids were at school?a simple solution that was a lot of work to implement. I also spent months training the kids to respect my writing time if I was still writing when they came home. It took a lot of reminders, and they still have a tendency to walk up to me in the middle of a thought and start chitchatting about their day, but over all I am much better off than I was a year ago.
Writing a book while taking care of family isn't easy with ADHD, but then it isn't easy without ADHD either. We need to learn to be flexible with the chaos and to not get adamant about keeping a standard words per day count that matches our less saddled peers. For many of us, writing a book is a side project and not a source of income yet. Family still remains the first priority. An unfinished book will sit there waiting patiently for you, but the unfinished child will be a legacy of failure that will haunt you for decades to come.
With luck, I'll finish both book and family to everyone's satisfaction. Now if only I could find that plunger.
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So Hesin
How is the head feeling today?
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Eating Disorders and Health Insurance
Anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder and others are chronic disorders and illnesses are deadly if left untreated. Much like cancer and diabetes they do not go away. Because of the chronicity of these illnesses, they need ongoing treatment. In the most serious of cases patients need either intensive hospital...
Source: http://www.mentalhelp.net/poc/view_doc.php?type=doc&id=44276&cn=46
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ProElite Results: Arlovski vs. Lopez
Filed under: Fighting, Results
MMA Fighting has ProElite results of Andrei Arlovski vs. Ray Lopez, Kendall Grove vs. Joe Riggs and the rest of the Aug. 27 card from the Blaisdell Center in Honolulu, Hawaii. This ProElite 1 card relaunches the ProElite promotion purchased this year by the Stratus Media Group. Besides the aforementioned matchups, the event will also feature the MMA debut of Reagan Penn, the brother of B.J.
Check out ProElite results below. The main card starts at 1 a.m. ET.
Main Card
Kendall Grove def. Joe Riggs via submission (guillotine choke) - Round 1, 0:59
Andrei Arlovski def. Ray Lopez via TKO (punches) - Round 3, 2:43
Reagan Penn def. Paul Gardiner via submission (rear-naked choke) - Round 1, 1:10
Mark Ellis def. Jake Heun via submission (rear-naked choke) - Round 2, 2:29
Sarah McMann def. Raquel Pa'aluhi via submission (armlock) - Round 3, 2:53
Drew McFedries def. Garrett Olson via TKO (punches) - Round 2, 4:04
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Source: http://mmafighting.com/2011/08/28/proelite-results-arlovski-vs-lopez/
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Bipolar: What is Normal Now?
=>PLEASE FORWARD TO FRIENDS, FAMILY AND LOVED ONES <= Hi , How's it going for you today? I hope it's a good day for you. I heard this thing that Norma Bombeck, the famous author, once said, that normal is just a setting on your dryer. And I thought that was funny. Because a lot of people write to me or talk to me about how they don't feel normal or think they are normal anymore just because they've got bipolar disorder now. Or their supporters write to me or talk to me and say that their lives aren't normal anymore because their loved one has bipolar disorder now. And I thought about what Norma Bombeck said. What is normal, anyway? I think it's whatever is normal for you. Or maybe you had a "normal" before, but now you just have a different "normal." Does that make sense? I have a friend who goes to Alcoholics Anonymous, and she says they have a saying that talks about "living life on life's terms." And that helps define normal for them. I have another friend who says "you have to play the hand that you're dealt." I think what they mean is that no, you didn't ask to have bipolar disorder, or to have a loved one with the disorder - and yes, your lives have certainly changed because of it... But that doesn't mean your lives have to be worse because of it, either. Your life is whatever you make it - whatever "normal" is for you. In my courses/systems, I don't talk in terms of normal or abnormal. I talk in terms of stability. And I think that's what you should be concentrating on more. SUPPORTING AN ADULT WITH BIPOLAR DISORDER? Visit: http://www.bipolarsupporter.com/report11 SUPPORTING A CHILD/TEEN WITH BIPOLAR DISORDER? Visit: http://www.bipolarparenting.com HAVE BIPOLAR DISORDER? Visit: http://www.survivebipolar.net And I don't think you should be comparing yourself to other people, either. I've seen that happen at some of the support groups I volunteer at, and it's pretty sad, because it makes some people feel better while making other people feel worse. I'm sorry if that sounds mean, but I've seen it happen too many times. The ones who are doing really well kind of look down on the ones who aren't, the ones who are still struggling. And the ones who are still struggling compare themselves to the ones who are doing really well and wonder if there's something wrong with them, because they aren't doing as good. That's what I mean by what is normal, anyway. Are you NOT normal if you're not doing as good as someone else with their bipolar disorder? And if you're a supporter, are you not normal if you're not handling your loved one's bipolar disorder as good as the next supporter of a loved one with bipolar disorder? NO! You're doing the best you can for YOU! And THAT is NORMAL for YOU! Every person has their own normal. Please don't compare yourself to anyone else. The only people you should be concerned about are yourselves. If you are doing the best you can, then that's the best you can hope to do for you. No one can except any more from you. I'm sure that's all your loved one expects from you, anymore. And all you should expect from yourself. What do you think? PLEASE POST RESPONSES TO THIS EMAIL BELOW FIND OUT WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT ME Visit: http://www.bipolarcentral.com/testimonials Well, I have to go! Your Friend, Dave ===>> Great Resources For You <=== Get Your Own Subscription To This Newsletter Want your own copy of these daily bipolar emails sent to you for F.ree? If so, visit: http://www.bipolarcentral.com/register3 Get More Help On Bipolar Disorder Don't forget to take a look through the different programs I've put together... each one is designed to help you with a different area of bipolar disorder whether you have it or you are supporting someone with it. You can see them all and get the details by visiting: http://www.bipolarcentralcatalog.com View Past Daily Bipolar Emails For F.REE Check out my F.ree blog with copies of emails that I have sent in the past and lots of great information for you: http://www.bipolarcentral.com/supporterblog/ Get Audio Information On Bipolar Disorder For F.REE Check out my F.ree podcast. Hear me give mini seminars designed to teach you information you can't learn anywhere else. http://bipolarcentral.libsyn.com
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Strikeforce Weigh Ins Overeem Werdum Barnett Rogers Griggs Noons Masvidal - Strikeforce
SHOWTIME Sports presents the official weigh-in for the Strikeforce World Grand Prix Heavyweight Tournment. Check out all ten fiighters on the super-sized June 18th fight card: Chad Griggs, Valentijn Overeem, Daniel Cormier, Jeff Monson, KJ Noons, and Jorge Masvidal. Plus headliners Brett Rogers, Josh Barnett, Alistair Overeem, and Fabricio Werdum.lamictal depression lamictal odt lamictal weight gain lamictal bipolar
Learn About Proven Mouthguards for Snoring that Comfortably Eliminate Heavy Snoring
If you’re wanting for an effective solution to stop a snoring challenge once and for all, mouthguards for snoring are one thing which could appeal to yourself. Despite the fact that you will discover various additional items and methods obtainable to overcome this dilemma, established strategy to halt snoring. Not like several other technology, it’s [...]
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The value of time in medicine
I have written often about time in this blog. Many physicians worry that our health care payment system encourages speed rather than contemplation. We become slaves to the clock. We must see our patients in 15 or 20 minute time periods. We are criticized when we run late, therefore we become reluctant to spend the [...]
Source: http://www.medrants.com/archives/6432
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Depression from Chronic Pain: Should You Try Physical Therapy?
I have discovered that chronic pain depression is another ball game. I personally find the depression from daily, unrelenting pain to be a hundred times worse to deal with. It is truly the worst depression I have ever felt. Some days it becomes painful to even try to smile. With bipolar, I tend to laugh and try to hide it and fool people. I can't do that with pain. Oh I could at first, but it's been over a decade now and smiling has become more difficult.
Source: http://www.mentalhelp.net/poc/view_doc.php?type=doc&id=44380&cn=5
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Pregnancy Issues ? Three Dependable Home Remedies For Constipation
In the course of pregnancy, women experience certain changes. Aside from the growing fetus, they can also experience engorgement, morning sickness, sleeplessness, depression, food cravings, hemorrhoids and even constipation. Constipation is a frequent occurrence in pregnancy. Although, it is not lethal, it can be very disturbing and exasperating. It can bring pain to expecting women. [...]
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Sunday, August 28, 2011
Berry, Berry Good for You
When it comes to great tasting superfoods, nothing beats the berry family. Blueberries, raspberries and strawberries in particular pack a powerful punch of health. Below are some of the best things about these yummy berries and how you can integrate them into your daily menu.
Source: http://astronutrition.com/blog/berry_berry_good_you
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FDA: ShoulderFlex Massager has 'life-threatening' dangers
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued a warning against a personal neck massaging device yesterday. The ShoulderFlex Massager, say federal regulators, can be lethal. The ShoulderFlex Massager, distributed by King International in Beaverton, Or., sits beneath the neck of...
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Happy marriage, healthy heart
The song goes ?love will keep us together,? but love can help keep you alive after heart bypass surgery, too, suggests a study published online today in the journal Health Psychology. It found that happily married people who underwent coronary...
Source: http://news.consumerreports.org/health/2011/08/happy-marriage-healthy-heart.html
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Eating Disorders and Health Insurance
Anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder and others are chronic disorders and illnesses are deadly if left untreated. Much like cancer and diabetes they do not go away. Because of the chronicity of these illnesses, they need ongoing treatment. In the most serious of cases patients need either intensive hospital...
Source: http://www.mentalhelp.net/poc/view_doc.php?type=doc&id=44276&cn=46
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Dana White - UFC "likes the idea" of Rich Franklin vs. Tito Ortiz for later this year
By: Jamie Penick, MMATorch Editor-in-Chief
A light heavyweight bout between two former UFC Champions could come together later this fall, as UFC President Dana White said the organization was interested in a potential fight between Rich Franklin and Tito Ortiz.
During a video chat with fans at UStream, White said the UFC does "like the idea" of that matchup, and should both agree to the fight, it could potentially come this year.
Franklin was supposed to return to action earlier this month at UFC 133, but when his opponent Antonio Rogerio Nogueira was forced out of the card, and there wasn't a suitable "big name" replacement, Franklin pulled out of the event as well. The former UFC Middleweight Champion is 3-3 over his last six fights, alternating wins and losses in fights at light heavyweight and 195 lbs.
Ortiz stepped up earlier this month on that UFC 133 card to face Rashad Evans in the main event after Phil Davis suffered an injury, taking an extra payday after earning his first win in nearly five years when he submitted Ryan Bader in July. However, Evans was the superior fighter, and handed Ortiz his first stoppage loss since being finished by Chuck Liddell at UFC 66.
There's nothing definite on this fight just yet, but it's a bout the UFC has their eyes on, and if it takes place it could be a very entertaining fight between two longtime veteran fighters.
Penick's Analysis: This is definitely a fight I'd like to see for both guys. They each get a well known name as an opponent, and regardless of how their past fights have gone a win is equally as important for them. If the UFC can put it together, it immediately make a good addition to any main card, and it's a fight that could be quite good as well. Without a ton of other options, it's quite possible this is the fight that fans get later this year from them.
[Rich Franklin art by Cory Gould (c) MMATorch.com]
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During a video chat with fans at UStream, White said the UFC does "like the idea" of that matchup, and should both agree to the fight, it could potentially come this year.
Franklin was supposed to return to action earlier this month at UFC 133, but when his opponent Antonio Rogerio Nogueira was forced out of the card, and there wasn't a suitable "big name" replacement, Franklin pulled out of the event as well. The former UFC Middleweight Champion is 3-3 over his last six fights, alternating wins and losses in fights at light heavyweight and 195 lbs.
Ortiz stepped up earlier this month on that UFC 133 card to face Rashad Evans in the main event after Phil Davis suffered an injury, taking an extra payday after earning his first win in nearly five years when he submitted Ryan Bader in July. However, Evans was the superior fighter, and handed Ortiz his first stoppage loss since being finished by Chuck Liddell at UFC 66.
There's nothing definite on this fight just yet, but it's a bout the UFC has their eyes on, and if it takes place it could be a very entertaining fight between two longtime veteran fighters.
Penick's Analysis: This is definitely a fight I'd like to see for both guys. They each get a well known name as an opponent, and regardless of how their past fights have gone a win is equally as important for them. If the UFC can put it together, it immediately make a good addition to any main card, and it's a fight that could be quite good as well. Without a ton of other options, it's quite possible this is the fight that fans get later this year from them.
[Rich Franklin art by Cory Gould (c) MMATorch.com]
Source: http://www.mmatorch.com/artman2/publish/UFC_2/article_10257.shtml
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Ask and you shall receive: Nogueira gets UFC 134 KO bonus
Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira pulled a big upset on Saturday night, knocking out Brendan Schaub in Rio de Janeiro, just miles from his home and gym. Understandably, he was elated after the fight.
That $100,000 that he's asking for is the super-sized knockout of the night bonus. Good news for Nogueira is that UFC president Dana White agreed and awarded the bonus to Nog. Edson Barboza and Ross Pearson's bout won Fight of the Night. Even though the fights were in Brazil and chock-full of Brazilian jiu-jitsu practitioners, there were no submissions, so a submission of the night was not awarded.
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UFC 134 discussion thread
RIO DE JANEIRO - MMAjunkie.com is on scene and reporting live from tonight's UFC 134 event at HSBC Arena in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.Be sure to follow along with the latest card updates in our UFC 134 live-results post, and then discuss the event in the comments section below.
Follow along with our round-by-round updates and official results beginning at approximately 6 p.m. ET (3 p.m. PT) for the preliminary card and 9 p.m. ET for the main card.
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Poll: Is It Possible to Stop Smoking During Substance Abuse Treatment?
What is your experience with patients who may decide to quit multiple substances simultaneously? Is it overambitious?Source: http://www.psychiatrictimes.com/display/article/10168/1928247?CID=rss
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Alive & On the Go!
Sent from my iPhone, proving definitively that I am all thumbs.
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"Warrior" Movie
I got screening passes and i have to tell you this film is pretty good. The acting is great especially Tom Hardy, it has a good story all the way...
Source: http://forums.ufc.production.sparkart.net/showthread.php?t=94933&goto=newpost
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Bipolar and Perseverance
I’ve learned a lot from my husband.� I think I took him for granted, and it took this crisis to see him for what he is really made up of.� He is not just my husband, but another person with bipolar disorder, and I don’t think I was giving him enough credit for what he [...]
Source: http://www.bipolarcentral.com/bipolarsurvivorblog/bipolar-and-perseverance/616/
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?Babalu? talks training with Rua, credits Silva with MMA?s popularity in Brazil
Renato Sobral hasn?t been seen in the cage since a December 2010 loss to Dan Henderson but that doesn?t mean he hasn?t kept himself busy. In addition to teaching the next generation of fighters at his gym in Cerritos, California, ?Babalu? also spent some time working with Mauricio ?Shogun? Rua in preparation for his bout [...]
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Both Jason Miller And Rasul Mirzaev Arrested And Facing Serious Charges
It?s always tough to hear when a fighter gets into legal troubles. As an emerging sport that?s regained its mainstream popularity from the depths of being labeled ?human cockfighting?, I always have to cringe whenever a fighter gets himself into trouble while wondering what it says about the sport. All too often, MMA cynics are [...]
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The Top 5 Moments Of Bellator 48 Highlights Seth Petruzelli, Marlon Sandro, And More
Bellator 48 was the last event of Bellator?s mid-season ?Summer Series?, the final fights before the fifth season fully gets underway. We saw dramatic stoppages, slick submissions, and one hell of a KTFO in the main event. But which stars shined brightest, and what moments will fans be talking about in the following weeks? Here?s [...]
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Good Bipolar Days
There just aren?t enough bipolar good days, I?ll tell you that.� I wish I had more of them, but� who am I to complain, when I used to have so many bad ones that I never thought my life would have any semblance of normal, much less be as good as it is now? I [...]
Source: http://www.bipolarcentral.com/bipolarsurvivorblog/good-bipolar-days/634/
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So Hesin
How is the head feeling today?
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Bellator 48 Picks And Predictions: Who Wins The Summer Series?
We?re now only a few days away from Bellator 48. In the main event, Pat Curran takes on Marlon Sandro in the final fight of Bellator?s ?Summer Series? Featherweight Tournament. The co-main event will also be an interesting match-up, as Bellator Heavyweight Champion Cole Konrad faces former UFC star Paul Buentello in a non-title bout. [...]
Source: http://www.fighters.com/08/19/bellator-48-picks-and-predictions-who-wins-the-summer-series
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Tavares hooks Fisher with a TKO at UFC 134
Thiago Tavares continued the Brazilian win streak going at UFC 134 with a TKO of Spencer Fisher in Rio de Janeiro on Saturday night.
Tavares worked Fisher against the cage for most of the first round, controlling Fisher and keeping him from landing any significant strikes. Tavares followed the same gameplan in the second round, but was more aggressive. He was able to take Fisher's back, and then transition to full mount. He let strikes rain down on Fisher's head until the bout was stopped 2:51 into the second round.
Afterwards, he jumped on the fence and waved a Brazilian flag as the raucous crowd chanted, "Thiago!" It was clearly a special moment for the fighter born and raised in Brazil.
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Kazushi Sakuraba to return at DREAM.17 against Yan Cabral
It looks like fight fans will get to see Kazushi Sakuraba in action at least one more time in his career at DREAM.17 in September. Challenging the MMA legend will be the undefeated Brazilian Yan Cabral, making his DREAM debut and trying to make an immediate splash in the MMA world. DREAM officials have confirmed [...]
Source: http://fiveouncesofpain.com/2011/08/25/kazushi-sakuraba-to-return-at-dream-17-against-yan-cabral/
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You tell us: Guida or a title shot for Ben Henderson?
Ben Henderson's dominating win over Jim Miller gave the UFC a conundrum. With a win, Miller was expected to take on the winner of Gray Maynard and Frankie Edgar's October title bout. Henderson threw a gigantic wrench in those plans.
Now, what to do with Henderson? Though he was non-committal immediately after his fight, Henderson has since said he is open to either a title shot or a bout with Clay Guida, who has been on an impressive run since losing to Kenny Florian late in 2009.
Clay Guida for the Battle of Crazy Hair and a title shot: Henderson's one recent loss is to Anthony Pettis, a fighter that Guida beat in June. Guida has four wins in a row, with three ending in submissions. With both Guida and Henderson coming off big wins, it would make the most sense to match them up, with the winner getting a shot at the UFC lightweight title.
Give 'Smooth' the title shot now: The beating he gave Miller (who was on a seven-fight win streak), the win over Mark Bocek (in Henderson's UFC debut), and the close (until the Showtime kick) loss to Anthony Pettis mean that Henderson is ready for a title shot. He has been in title fights before and has delivered. Give him a chance to show that readiness in the UFC.
Now, it's your turn to try some UFC matchmaking. What would you do with Henderson?
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Saturday, August 27, 2011
At UFC 134 "Silva vs. Okami", A Resurgent Luis Cane Will Try To End The Substantial Hype Of Stanislav Nedkov
Hello and welcome to the final entry in the first day of posts for ?A Closer Look At UFC 134?. The previous two entries both focused on the UFC 134 undercard, covering the multitude of free fights fans will be treated to both on Facebook and on Spike TV. To see part 1, click here. [...]
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UFC 134 Live Blog: Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira vs. Brendan Schaub Updates
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RIO DE JANEIRO -- This is the UFC 134 live blog for Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira vs. Brendan Schaub, a heavyweight bout on tonight's UFC: Rio pay-per-view at the HSBC Arena in Brazil.Nogueira (32-6-1) is returning from multiple surgeries, but is claiming he is finally healthy thanks to the layoff. Schaub (8-1) in March knocked out Mirko Cro Cop for his fourth straight UFC win.
The live blog is below.
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Round 1: Not surprisingly, Nogueira gets a lot of love from the Brazilian fans. Schaub, not so much. Right off the bat, Nogueira ducks under a Schaub punch combo to look for the clinch, but Schaub won't stay there. Nogueira shoots for a double-leg, but again Schaub stops him and moves back to the center of the cage. Schaub misses with a big uppercut and gets tagged, but comes back with a left that sticks Nogueira. Stiff jab from Schaub puts Nog on his heels for a second. Nogueira keeps pressing forward and pops Schaub's head back with a straight punch. Nog comes forward behind a punch combo and again looks to bring the fight to the floor, but no dice. Nogueira lands a nice left that puts Schaub against the fence, then follows with a blistering combo. A left hook lands right on the button and Schaub goes face first into the mat. Nogueira adds a couple punches, but they're hardly necessary. Schaub is all the way out. Almost immediately, nearly full beers come flying into the Octagon. Time to cover the laptop with my body.
Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira def. Brendan Schaub via KO (punch) at 3:09 of round one
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George Lucas? daughter wins by submission in Japan
Former Strikeforce fighter Roxanne Modafferi was on hand for the bout, and shared how the fight went down on her blog:
She pretty much creamed Hikaru Shinohara. She mounted her and the Japanese girl could totally not move. Lucas was just hitting her and hitting her over and over, but she didn't put her full body weight into it, so it wasn't doing a lot of damage. Hikaru was defending her jaw area, so the punches bounced off her forehead and temple. That's probably why the Japanese ref, who are notorious for stopping fights early, let it go on. Finally Amanda realized that the fight wasn't gonna get stopped, so she transitioned to a beautiful arm bar. It was FULLY extended, but the Japanese fighter wasn't tapping. Her cornerman threw the towel- rightfully so, but she was so upset that stalked back to her corner and punched him as hard as she could. I'm told that he got a black eye.
That's enough drama for George Lucas to create a whole new series. A cornerman stopping a fight only to be rewarded with a punch? That's worth at least a subplot in his next film.
Amanda was supposed to fight in Oklahoma in April, but her bout was scrapped at the last minute. She has been training at Fairtex, Cesar Gracie Academy and with Gilbert Melendez's Skrap Pack.
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UFC 134 "Silva vs. Okami" Facebook Fights Dominated By Brazilians, Anchored By Paulo Thiago And Raphael Assuncao
This weekend, the UFC will host its ?UFC 134: Silva vs. Okami? event in Brazil, the latest in a long line of super-cards. UFC 134 is even more important because it marks that UFC?s return to Brazil for the first time in over a decade. From top to bottom, the card is loaded with top [...]
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UFC 134 Rio ? Dana White Video Blog Day 2
Follow UFC President Dana White on a whirlwind media tour from Los Angeles to Miami to Brazil leading up to UFC 134 pre-fight press conference. UFC 134 Rio – Dana White Video Blog Day 2 is a post from: MMA Interplay UFC News
UFC 134 Rio – Dana White Video Blog Day 2 is a post from: MMA Interplay UFC News
Source: http://www.mmainterplay.com/ufc-news/ufc-134-rio-dana-white-video-blog-day-2-55268/
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In The Co-Main Event Of UFC 134, A Very Different Mauricio Rua Faces A Very Different Forrest Griffin For The Second Time
Hello and welcome back to this, the final entry in the second day of posts covering UFC 134. My mini-series ?A Closer Look At UFC 134? has gotten all the way up to the co-main event, but here?s the traditional recap for any of you that are coming in late and watch to catch up. [...]
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Vaccines cause very few serious side effects
The start of school means it?s vaccine time, and a new 667-page report released today from the Institute of Medicine should offer parents some reassurance. It found that there is no connection between the vaccine for measles, mumps, and rubella...
Source: http://news.consumerreports.org/health/2011/08/vaccines-cause-very-few-serious-side-effects.html
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My Fond Farewell To Chris Lytle
Well, it?s that time. I?ve been saying that I had this idea in mind for the last several days, and now that my post-event coverage of ?UFC on Versus 5? has officially wrapped up, it?s now time to say my piece on Chris Lytle. Lytle retired following a very exciting performance at “UFC on Versus [...]
Source: http://www.fighters.com/08/16/my-fond-farewell-to-chris-lytle
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?ProElite: Arlovski vs. Lopez? Weigh-In Results
ProElite V. 2.0 is ready to make their debut this weekend with an event featuring a number of UFC veterans including former heavyweight champ Andrei Arlovski and Ultimate Fighter Season 3 winner Kendall Grove, as well as the MMA debut of B.J. Penn‘s brother Reagan Penn and undefeated Olympian Sara McMann. However, before things became [...]
Source: http://fiveouncesofpain.com/2011/08/26/proelite-arlovski-vs-lopez-weigh-in-results/
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P4P ? the implicit assumptions
I am giving a grand rounds on the Dangers of guidelines and performance measurement in about 10 days. In revising an old talk, I have spent much time focusing on performance measurement. Therefore I will propose these assumptions. Please critique this formulation: Making the correct diagnosis is not a problem We can treat one problem [...]
Source: http://www.medrants.com/archives/6420
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Asylum Squad Comic Strip 40
The geometric image that the "Sarah" character is drawing was something I came up with during my own "spellcasting" phase (which was very similar to what I describe here). I later came across Ram Dass' "Remember, Be Here Now", a stunning book (and hippie bible of sorts) which I had never seen before, and found virtually the same image on the cover!
Source: http://www.mentalhelp.net/poc/view_doc.php?type=doc&id=44115&cn=7
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"Toddlers and Tiaras" Beauty Pageants: Are They Good For Our Children?
There are parents who convince themselves that their competing in pageants is run under religious auspices makes it perfectly safe. In addition, parents believe that pageants are a good thing for their children because it builds self confidence and esteem. There are even parents who state that their daughters asked to compete. However, should a four year old be taken seriously if she asks to be in a pageant? In fact, should a ten year old be takne seriously and, do we agree to do everything our children ask?
Source: http://www.mentalhelp.net/poc/view_doc.php?type=doc&id=44086&cn=462
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63-year-old holds off robber with rear naked choke
The couple was getting into their car in Boynton Beach when a man came out of the darkness and approached them with what turned out to be a pellet gun. Wanting to keep his wife safe, Kemp returned to the skills that he learned as a wrestler for Hofstra University.
"He started to hit me, so I reacted from there," a bruised but smiling Kemp said Friday. "I got him out into the street and held his arm. I foot-sweeped him down and I was trying to get a hold of the gun. He banged me up a little bit but my main concern was the gun."
Kemp's quick thinking led him to apply a rear-naked choke, then when the robber was weakened, he took the gun from him. The police report mentioned that Kemp held the robber down until the police arrived.
"He asked me to let him go when I had him down," Kemp said. "I said, 'No, I'm not going to do that.'"
Fighters who started as wrestlers often go back to rely on their wrestling skills when they get in trouble in a fight. Clearly, that instinct sticks with them, because Kemp was smart enough to rely on his sport when danger found him. Joe DeMeo, a friend of Kemp's through wrestling, was not surprised to hear that Kemp took out the criminal.
"Fred Kemp's the last guy I would rob," DeMeo said. "He'll go down fighting. ? He does have a lot of physical ability. He's a no-nonsense, get-the-job-done kind of guy."
Remember that the next time you approach a diminutive 63-year-old. It's probably not a good idea to mess with him.
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Sustainable seafood isn't always what it seems
That "sustainable" Chilean sea bass you bought in the grocery store might not actually be so sustainable?and might even be a different kind of fish entirely. That's according to researchers who tested DNA samples of fish labeled as having been...
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The Sky's the Limit This Month
I received a magical fortune two days ago. It informed me that my month was going to rock. There were only four days left to the month, so I was left wondering how I was going to make that happen over a weekend. Of course, the whole thing was silly. My month had already rocked.Aside from a productive month writing, a wee bit of drawing, and being listed as one of 6 Awesome Adults with ADHD over at wegohealth.com, I had an opportunity to attend the Superstars Writing Seminar and took it.
My life has been permanently enriched. My eyes have been opened. I was doing everything all wrong, yet, miraculously, I came away enthusiastic, not devastated.
Something about being in the presence of other would-be authors, as well as successful authors who share their experiences openly, was a heady mix for me. Almost euphoric.
Here are some highlights:
- Kevin Anderson
's 11 tips on successful writing was worth every cent I spent attending the seminar. If I had heard those tips last year, I might have finished my book by my birthday as I had planned.
- Telling people in a forum to come up and talk to me was not desperate, as one author (perhaps jokingly) informed me, but brilliant. I met so many people because I did that.
- Talking with strangers wasn't as painful as I had feared, though I don't know how the experience was for those on the receiving end.
- Don't have lunch with Eric Flint
- Rebecca Moesta
- Sitting in the back of the room to make frequent exits to prevent the onset of ticking worked phenomenally well. It also helped offset ADHD boredom whenever I got fidgety.
Although I took something away from every guest author, Kevin's tips were truly the most impactive for me. They built on a discussion I had with Carol Lynch Williams
a week before. Basically, because I edited while I wrote, and because I wrote without an outline, I was making more work for myself. I'd finish one chapter, come up with cool ideas in the next chapter that would demand revisions of the previous chapter, then write another new chapter that would demand revisions in the previous chapters, etc. As the chapters stacked up, revising would take longer. I was heading nowhere fast. I knew this could not possibly be how books were written.
Kevin's tips, succinctly boiled down as bullet points for a presentation, took me to the next level. I needed to dare to be bad, I needed to separate editing and writing, and I needed to utilize whatever time I had available to me. I always tell my family at there is no Golden Moment. We must carve time out of our days to do the things we want, not wait for spare time to arrive. I needed to apply my own advice to writing.
Over the next few weeks I will go over the different things I learned, but for now I am fired up with focus. The conference didn't concentrate on the elements of craft. It honed in on the elements of productivity and application. It was perfect for a frazzled mind such as mine. If I can swing it, I will definitely attend the conference again next year in Las Vegas. In the meantime I may only have a day and a half left to my month, but the sky's the limit so I expect good things?for this month & beyond.
Follow me on Twitter for my ADHD escapades at @SplinteredMind or my novel writing project over at @DouglasCootey. And if you're a glutton for punishment you can friend me on Facebook as well.
Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TheSplinteredMind/~3/WpjsaY9zigU/sky-limit-this-month.html
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Asylum Squad Comic Strip 41
I often did the same thing that Liz does in this comic - that is, withhold mentioning symptoms to my caregivers while in the hospital. I feared that I'd never get out if I told them about some of them. In one hospital ward, I even withheld mentioning that I felt dehumanized by the way my psychiatrist talked to my father in front of me as though I wasn't there, fearing that if I complained, it would be considered a sign of "hostility" on my part. Ridiculous, some of the behaviours we patients had to tolerate from the very people dictating to us how we should behave!
Source: http://www.mentalhelp.net/poc/view_doc.php?type=doc&id=44338&cn=7
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UFC 134 Rio ? Dana White Video Blog Day 2
Follow UFC President Dana White on a whirlwind media tour from Los Angeles to Miami to Brazil leading up to UFC 134 pre-fight press conference. UFC 134 Rio – Dana White Video Blog Day 2 is a post from: MMA Interplay UFC News
UFC 134 Rio – Dana White Video Blog Day 2 is a post from: MMA Interplay UFC News
Source: http://www.mmainterplay.com/ufc-news/ufc-134-rio-dana-white-video-blog-day-2-55268/
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Friday, August 26, 2011
The UFC offered Fedor "millions and millions"
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Source: http://www.mmaforum.com/ufc/94105-ufc-offered-fedor-millions-millions.html
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Newcomers Walel Watson, Joseph Sandoval Meet at UFC on Versus 6
Bantamweight prospects Walel Watson and Joseph Sandoval have signed with the UFC and will square off in their Octagon debuts at UFC on Versus 6 on October 1 in Washington, D.C., the UFC announced Thursday.
UFC on Versus 6 is headlined by bantamweight champ Dominick Cruz vs. Demetrious Johnson and also includes Charlie Brenneman vs. Anthony Johnson, Pat Barry vs. Stefan Struve, and Mac Danzig vs. Matt Wiman.
UFC on Versus 6 is headlined by bantamweight champ Dominick Cruz vs. Demetrious Johnson and also includes Charlie Brenneman vs. Anthony Johnson, Pat Barry vs. Stefan Struve, and Mac Danzig vs. Matt Wiman.
Source: http://mmafrenzy.com/24137/newcomers-walel-watson-joseph-sandoval-meet-at-ufc-on-versus-6/
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The Walk Out ? UFC 134 Undercard
The undercard of UFC 134 is highlighted by a light heavyweight rematch between two former UFC champions and two of the most exciting fighters in the sport. One man is trying to avenge the loss and rebound from a tough defeat, the other is looking to prove that the first fight was no fluke and [...]
Source: http://fiveouncesofpain.com/2011/08/25/the-walk-out-ufc-134-undercard/
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Nogueira hopes to answer the critics in his comeback fight
It seems like Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira went from contender to card filler overnight. That really hasn't been the case, but for many there's a lot of doubt over what the PRIDE fighting legend has left in the tank.
"Big Nog" is only 35 years old, but he's battled injuries over the last three years and gone just 1-2. Now he's facing one of the UFC's young lions in Brendan Schaub. It's been a long battle against knee and hip injuries.
"Besides my physical and technical performance, I have the will to do anything. See four months ago, I couldn't walk. I recovered for several months to take this challenge to fight at UFC Rio," said Nogueira.
Nogueira said his rapid return was made possible by his high level training partners like Junior dos Santos, Ronaldo "Jacare" Souza, Rafael Cavalcante and Antonio "Big Foot" Silva.
Damon Martin from MMAWeekly and ProMMARadio's Larry Pepe joined Cagewriter to break down Big Nog's chances against Schaub.
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Good Bipolar Days
There just aren?t enough bipolar good days, I?ll tell you that.� I wish I had more of them, but� who am I to complain, when I used to have so many bad ones that I never thought my life would have any semblance of normal, much less be as good as it is now? I [...]
Source: http://www.bipolarcentral.com/bipolarsurvivorblog/good-bipolar-days/634/
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Cristiane ?Cyborg? Santos re-signs with Strikeforce
Cristiane “Cyborg” Santos is eager to return to the cage after she re-signed with Strikeforce. The news comes today courtesy of MMA Rants Today. Santos (10-1) has won her last ten fights on her way to becoming the Strikeforce 145-pound women’s champion. She last fought in June 2010 when she scored a second round technical [...]
Cristiane “Cyborg” Santos re-signs with Strikeforce is a post from: MMA Interplay UFC News
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Nexus Insurance Services Will Host Health Care Chat on Twitter ?
It's been pronounced that a peculiarity of health care in America has strike a low point. Nexus Insurance Services hopes to hint review on Twitter with medical professionals about ways urge health care. ...
Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/InfoHealth/~3/CreuEMZ2Eh4/
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Chris Lytle shows off his versatility at UFC on Versus 5 workouts
MILWAUKEE -- Chris Lytle happily took requests from the crowd at UFC on Versus 5 open workouts at the Harley Davidson Museum on Friday. Instead of asking Lytle to show off submissions, they asked for him to show off some tumbling. He happily obliged.
He won't likely use a backflip during his fight with Dan Hardy on Sunday, but perhaps this was a warm-up for the post-fight celebration?
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National Debt, Stress and Perception, Is It Really That Bad?
If you are filled with anxiety, panic, gloominess, and find yourself hyper ventilating over news reports about the economy of the United States, who can blame you? You are not alone. The headlines scream such things as, "double recession," "stock market plummets," "world wide recession," and, "financial disaster." It makes it seem as though we are on the edge of the end of the world.
Source: http://www.mentalhelp.net/poc/view_doc.php?type=doc&id=44129&cn=1
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Rousey gets somewhat unsatisfying win with controversial stoppage at Strikeforce
Ronda Rousey came to Las Vegas with a lot of hype and didn't disappoint as she quickly slapped on her signature move, the armbar on Sarah D'Alelio. The fight was stopped quickly, but Rousey didn't get to celebrate much.
The 25-second victory was marred by controversy because referee Steve Mazzagatti seemed to panic and stop the fight without seeing or hearing an actual tap from D'Alelio.
"When I originally went for the submission I felt the elbow go out, I really cranked on it and I turned to the referee and said, 'she said tap.' I don't think she could use her other arm. I was just trying to be respectful to her," Rousey told Showtime announcer Mauro Ranallo.
D'Alelio told her corner that she didn't tap. She repeated the same thing to Ranallo. She admitted she simply groaned in pain, but never tapped or verbally gave up.
Rousey may have talked the ref into the stoppage, but only because of what she heard from officials before the fight.
"When I first went for the submission, I cranked on it. I heard it pop. I let go," Rousey said. "She said something. In the locker room, they said anything verbal they'll count it as a verbal forfeit."
Even with the odd finish, Rousey moves to 3-0 and was impressive. She's making the transition to MMA from the world of Judo where she was a two-time Olympian. With the use her grappling, throws and a nasty transition into that armbar, Rousey, 24, stormed through five previous opponents in less than three minutes.
The other Roy Jones loses bloody battle to Derrick Mehmen
The first fight of the televised card also left the audience walking away thinking 'what if?' Roy Jones, a 6-foot-4 light heavyweight, destroyed Derrick Mehmen for the first three minutes of the fight, but possessed no takedown defense. Even as Mehmen's eye closed and he spurted blood from a huge gash over that eye for 10-plus minutes, Jones couldn't get off his back and lost via unanimous decision.
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