What happened To 1994 USA?
Please convince me that there is 5-10 national team members that were missing from the USAvsHON game that at this moment would have been at this game who would have made a difference. I'll help Donavon, Altidodre, Bradley, Beasly and maybe two others ( not all getting quality time at there clubs ) but have 3 world class goalies. Now honduras W. Palacios, H. Thomas,D. Suaso, Figeroa ( U know from that goal) who are getting quality time at top league. I would believe the game would have been the same or maybe worse for the US. So what happened to 1994 Wynalda, Harkes,Stewart,Ramos,Lalas,Doley,Wergle,Balboa,Jones,Sober even H. Perez, and more I know what happened they lost to Brazil, but they played well very professional together any team friendly or legit. I told my self 10 yrs from now 94 the usa a top 10 world team. Seeing the influx of immigrants Caribbean,latin, asian, euro,african I mean we are the melting pot why not the ultimate team. but what do I see I see an Aborigine and Finch catalog, college kids american college style college coaching. jWe are better than that we are american. We hope they are not selling an image, those in charge I hope they are not the ones who thought david beck to the MLS was great way to learn soccer, I hope it wasn't to make money, I don't know but I know there are better players than this. there qualification to the cup wasnt an excellent show, but their going , but how far will they get.. Lucky if they get 2 Points How do U feel are we on course to win the cup or failure. Is this the best we can find.
Other - Soccer - 2 Answers
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You explained your point, but what's is exactly is your question ? Write shorter in the future
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no usa wont win the cup
Friday, December 28, 2012
Friday, December 14, 2012
When was the last time you met an immigrant from a socialized country?
When was the last time you met an immigrant from a socialized country?
Why don't people from Switzerland, Germany, Italy, Norway, Sweden, Australia, Ireland, France etc, move to America anymore? I have met several recent immigrants from Mexico, Guatemala, Russia, the Ukraine, Serbia, Colombia, Brazil and The Phillipnes, countries with terribly low standards of living. Recently I had friends from Sweden who' father was very well off in the entertainment business but they left the U.S. saying that it wasn't what they expected, I took this as the most polite way they could say it. I had a business aquaintence from New Zealand same story she lasted 2 years and said that America was far too expensive and dirty, and she couldn't believe that we considered ourselves the best country in the world. Two friends of mine from the Czech Republic said that America was good to make money but they would never live here otherwise saying that the people were too ignorant to hold a conversation. And I caught an interview with the heirs to Wales, when asked their opinion of the U.S. one said, "Awful". And why are many wealthy families now leaving for Singapore and Hong Kong and U.A.E.? Such as Jim Rogers, the most successful international fund manager in America, saying that the U.S. is set for a total collapse. And even Dick Cheney has purchased a retirement home in Dubai. Also it was reported that Mr. Cheney had taken up a short position on U.S. dollar investments. Is there something going on that us Americans aren't being told? Hey Paul, I don't mind leaving the U.S. there is just a couple of problems. First if I leave I have to pay 44% of my worldwide assets to the IRS. You see there is a provision in the Hero's Act passed into law this year that obliges the IRS to seize my property for leaving a so called free country. Also I have to pay taxes to the U.S. even though I would be earning and living somewhere else, the U.S. is the only country in the world with this policy. As well even though the door is wide open for any one to enter this country, other country's are very difficult to immigrate to, for example Switzerland requires you to deposit $1,000,000 into its banks and have command of 3 languages. So there fore unless you are willing to provide assistance I suppose I will be staying.
Politics - 6 Answers
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leave if you don't like it here
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Funny you bring that last line up. I was talking to my dad the other day (who has been in real estate for over 3 decades), and he said he thinks America will make it out of this downturn, but he doesn't think we'll make it out of the next one. We have begun socializing so much that we won't be able to sustain ourselves in a downturn, and there will be near anarchy, with lots of looting and other crimes. That's just his opinion, he could be wrong. But it makes you stop and think.
3 :
I was raised half in the US and half in the UK. If I had to choose today which country to stay in I would choose the UK. Back in the 80's I choose the US. I wanted to go to college, and that was the biggest factor. But I can tell you, comparatively as far as health care, care for the elderly, politeness, decency, primary educationm the US is as backwards as any industrialized country can get. I would go home in a second if I could.
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a few years ago I went to college with several. They believe the American government restricts its people to much to allow them to be happy. The ones I met were wondering where the freedom actually was. All they saw was us getting controlled from the time we wake to the time we go to sleep with the only freedom we actually enjoyed was when our eyes were closed. Their government was paying for them to go to college here, and paying them a large stipend for living expenses. they had no worries but school. It is no wonder foreign students do so well, and we have to hire them to fill positions. they thought America was all screwed up tryig to regulate the wrong things if we really wanted our people to be happy and free.
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I know people that have moved here from Europe. The close friends that remained say that they pay about 60% in taxes. They have universal health care and other rich government managed programs. Immigrants move into that nation because they can live off the government. There is a lot of racial tension because of the poor that migrate there and feed and suck the life out of that country. I can only imagine what would happen here if all the liberals got their way. I prefer the true American way where you work for what you have. No free handouts.
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I think sometimes that US is paranoid and must spend big chunk of its federal budget on defense and military presence... I would love to see any of the counties you have listed above spending this much on military and social programs as well... I agree, we have been a leader (or police, which ever word you prefer) of the world for so long that we forgot about our Internal affairs... Our economy is on it's knees, big part of population is uneducated and unhealthy, majority works for dimes and no one complains!!! I lived in Western Europe few years, not everything is so great there either... however standards of life are higher if you are successful. It is harder to find good professional job, job demand is high but required qualifications are much higher this there is a great competition... Listen, it is great to live anywhere if you have money, however US is land of opportunity (I hate to sound like broken record), if you put an effort, you can make it...
Why don't people from Switzerland, Germany, Italy, Norway, Sweden, Australia, Ireland, France etc, move to America anymore? I have met several recent immigrants from Mexico, Guatemala, Russia, the Ukraine, Serbia, Colombia, Brazil and The Phillipnes, countries with terribly low standards of living. Recently I had friends from Sweden who' father was very well off in the entertainment business but they left the U.S. saying that it wasn't what they expected, I took this as the most polite way they could say it. I had a business aquaintence from New Zealand same story she lasted 2 years and said that America was far too expensive and dirty, and she couldn't believe that we considered ourselves the best country in the world. Two friends of mine from the Czech Republic said that America was good to make money but they would never live here otherwise saying that the people were too ignorant to hold a conversation. And I caught an interview with the heirs to Wales, when asked their opinion of the U.S. one said, "Awful". And why are many wealthy families now leaving for Singapore and Hong Kong and U.A.E.? Such as Jim Rogers, the most successful international fund manager in America, saying that the U.S. is set for a total collapse. And even Dick Cheney has purchased a retirement home in Dubai. Also it was reported that Mr. Cheney had taken up a short position on U.S. dollar investments. Is there something going on that us Americans aren't being told? Hey Paul, I don't mind leaving the U.S. there is just a couple of problems. First if I leave I have to pay 44% of my worldwide assets to the IRS. You see there is a provision in the Hero's Act passed into law this year that obliges the IRS to seize my property for leaving a so called free country. Also I have to pay taxes to the U.S. even though I would be earning and living somewhere else, the U.S. is the only country in the world with this policy. As well even though the door is wide open for any one to enter this country, other country's are very difficult to immigrate to, for example Switzerland requires you to deposit $1,000,000 into its banks and have command of 3 languages. So there fore unless you are willing to provide assistance I suppose I will be staying.
Politics - 6 Answers
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1 :
leave if you don't like it here
2 :
Funny you bring that last line up. I was talking to my dad the other day (who has been in real estate for over 3 decades), and he said he thinks America will make it out of this downturn, but he doesn't think we'll make it out of the next one. We have begun socializing so much that we won't be able to sustain ourselves in a downturn, and there will be near anarchy, with lots of looting and other crimes. That's just his opinion, he could be wrong. But it makes you stop and think.
3 :
I was raised half in the US and half in the UK. If I had to choose today which country to stay in I would choose the UK. Back in the 80's I choose the US. I wanted to go to college, and that was the biggest factor. But I can tell you, comparatively as far as health care, care for the elderly, politeness, decency, primary educationm the US is as backwards as any industrialized country can get. I would go home in a second if I could.
4 :
a few years ago I went to college with several. They believe the American government restricts its people to much to allow them to be happy. The ones I met were wondering where the freedom actually was. All they saw was us getting controlled from the time we wake to the time we go to sleep with the only freedom we actually enjoyed was when our eyes were closed. Their government was paying for them to go to college here, and paying them a large stipend for living expenses. they had no worries but school. It is no wonder foreign students do so well, and we have to hire them to fill positions. they thought America was all screwed up tryig to regulate the wrong things if we really wanted our people to be happy and free.
5 :
I know people that have moved here from Europe. The close friends that remained say that they pay about 60% in taxes. They have universal health care and other rich government managed programs. Immigrants move into that nation because they can live off the government. There is a lot of racial tension because of the poor that migrate there and feed and suck the life out of that country. I can only imagine what would happen here if all the liberals got their way. I prefer the true American way where you work for what you have. No free handouts.
6 :
I think sometimes that US is paranoid and must spend big chunk of its federal budget on defense and military presence... I would love to see any of the counties you have listed above spending this much on military and social programs as well... I agree, we have been a leader (or police, which ever word you prefer) of the world for so long that we forgot about our Internal affairs... Our economy is on it's knees, big part of population is uneducated and unhealthy, majority works for dimes and no one complains!!! I lived in Western Europe few years, not everything is so great there either... however standards of life are higher if you are successful. It is harder to find good professional job, job demand is high but required qualifications are much higher this there is a great competition... Listen, it is great to live anywhere if you have money, however US is land of opportunity (I hate to sound like broken record), if you put an effort, you can make it...
Friday, December 7, 2012
Should you marry the one you love, or a doctor?
Should you marry the one you love, or a doctor?
Be the most honest you can be. RIght now i've been going out with my bf for 8 months. He's been perfect to me and Ive been to him. We both never had cheating problems ...actually we never had problems. maybe a little jealousy which came more from my part. I know his family when he doesnt know mine (private reasons). He says he loves and he does show it. everyone can tell i guess. thats what my friends say. His friends call me Mrs.X (Letter of his last name) However, we are both 20 and in college. he's a little irresponsible. he likes to party a lot and enjoying the years in college. thats cool too i guess. BUt im the type of girlt that always wanted to get married early in life. have kids early in life too. Since i started working at this hospital i've noticed one of the doctors began to "check me out". he is a little older but he's a very nice guy. every one loves him at the hospital. I also come form a poor family. Im an immigrant from Brazil and live here busting my butt with my family and going to school. I have this mindset that im going to finish school and make money. I just have that goal...the life that my mom had growing up...i am not giving that to my kids. So this doctor asked me out to dinner. Hes been flirting with me also. not a big deal. What should i do?
Marriage & Divorce - 4 Answers
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A man should always marry the woman he loves. A woman will always marry the money she loves.
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Don't be in too much of a rush to start your family. My wife and I were married when we were 22 and started having kids at 26. Those 4 years together with just the two of use were great and really laid a solid foundation for our marriage. I would say give your college guy a chance to mature if you really love him. Don't cheat on him. The playboy doctor will still be there if the frat boy blows it.
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A 20 year old college guy may not want to get married for several years yet. If you are even considering dating another man, then I don't know how in love you truly are with Mr. x. Just saying... But a word of caution... an older doctor may want to simply have some fun with a younger girl. A dinner date isn't a proposal, so watch yourself. Get to know him, his family and his goals. I've been played by older men who like to go out with young girls. Is he divorced? Does he have a rep? Coming from where you do, I'm sure you've got smarts. Just be careful with an older dr!
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My suggestion is to wait until YOU can give that life to your children before you even think about having them. The divorce rate is extremely high and if you get married whether it is for love or money it still can end badly. Finish college first! Have fun but don't start a family until you are sure you can provide the kind of life you want them to have by yourself. If you marry and the guys got money - that's great. But stuff happens and people can change and have changes of heart. As for the doctor and the college boy, that is up to you. It does sound like you aren't as in to him(boyfriend) as he is to you just by your question. If you are just keeping him around because he treats you well and nobody better has come along yet maybe you should let him go so he can find someone that see's him in their future.
Be the most honest you can be. RIght now i've been going out with my bf for 8 months. He's been perfect to me and Ive been to him. We both never had cheating problems ...actually we never had problems. maybe a little jealousy which came more from my part. I know his family when he doesnt know mine (private reasons). He says he loves and he does show it. everyone can tell i guess. thats what my friends say. His friends call me Mrs.X (Letter of his last name) However, we are both 20 and in college. he's a little irresponsible. he likes to party a lot and enjoying the years in college. thats cool too i guess. BUt im the type of girlt that always wanted to get married early in life. have kids early in life too. Since i started working at this hospital i've noticed one of the doctors began to "check me out". he is a little older but he's a very nice guy. every one loves him at the hospital. I also come form a poor family. Im an immigrant from Brazil and live here busting my butt with my family and going to school. I have this mindset that im going to finish school and make money. I just have that goal...the life that my mom had growing up...i am not giving that to my kids. So this doctor asked me out to dinner. Hes been flirting with me also. not a big deal. What should i do?
Marriage & Divorce - 4 Answers
Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1 :
A man should always marry the woman he loves. A woman will always marry the money she loves.
2 :
Don't be in too much of a rush to start your family. My wife and I were married when we were 22 and started having kids at 26. Those 4 years together with just the two of use were great and really laid a solid foundation for our marriage. I would say give your college guy a chance to mature if you really love him. Don't cheat on him. The playboy doctor will still be there if the frat boy blows it.
3 :
A 20 year old college guy may not want to get married for several years yet. If you are even considering dating another man, then I don't know how in love you truly are with Mr. x. Just saying... But a word of caution... an older doctor may want to simply have some fun with a younger girl. A dinner date isn't a proposal, so watch yourself. Get to know him, his family and his goals. I've been played by older men who like to go out with young girls. Is he divorced? Does he have a rep? Coming from where you do, I'm sure you've got smarts. Just be careful with an older dr!
4 :
My suggestion is to wait until YOU can give that life to your children before you even think about having them. The divorce rate is extremely high and if you get married whether it is for love or money it still can end badly. Finish college first! Have fun but don't start a family until you are sure you can provide the kind of life you want them to have by yourself. If you marry and the guys got money - that's great. But stuff happens and people can change and have changes of heart. As for the doctor and the college boy, that is up to you. It does sound like you aren't as in to him(boyfriend) as he is to you just by your question. If you are just keeping him around because he treats you well and nobody better has come along yet maybe you should let him go so he can find someone that see's him in their future.
Saturday, December 1, 2012
Some Questions On Taking A Gap Year...?
Some Questions On Taking A Gap Year...?
Hi, I want to take a gap year after i finish my education at 18 and i just have a few questions.... 1) How do gap year usually work ?? do i stay in one place ?? or can i go to multiple places ?? 2) How would i make money ?? Can i just get a temporary job that lasts about a month ?? 3) Would these be good places to visit??- India, Cuba, Brazil, Dubai ?? Where are some other good, fun and safe places to visit ?? 4) What companies are there where i can fully talk to them about my gap year (i live in the UK) Thanks and help will be fully appreciated
Studying Abroad - 1 Answers
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You can visit http://www.linktodiversity.com it has a lot of information regarding study abroad/intern abroad/volunteer abroad. You will find some programs listed that might be of interest to you. Hopefully you will find it helpful.
Hi, I want to take a gap year after i finish my education at 18 and i just have a few questions.... 1) How do gap year usually work ?? do i stay in one place ?? or can i go to multiple places ?? 2) How would i make money ?? Can i just get a temporary job that lasts about a month ?? 3) Would these be good places to visit??- India, Cuba, Brazil, Dubai ?? Where are some other good, fun and safe places to visit ?? 4) What companies are there where i can fully talk to them about my gap year (i live in the UK) Thanks and help will be fully appreciated
Studying Abroad - 1 Answers
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You can visit http://www.linktodiversity.com it has a lot of information regarding study abroad/intern abroad/volunteer abroad. You will find some programs listed that might be of interest to you. Hopefully you will find it helpful.
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