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steroid laws in canada
just curious if the canadians view of steroid use and sale is the same as the states ? could someone compair and contrast there views ? and or provide some place i could look for legal information relating to personal steroid use in canada ? thx mates
canada is pretty relaxed on roids for personal use so long as you dont have **** loads on you. I think this is due to all the weed canadians smoke lol.. I have had a few buddies caught with quite abit of juice and they got of with nothing at all.. not saying this will happen everytime or anything, but i have seen it a few times.
I'd like to know the laws too. From what I heard its not illegal to posess but the moment you injest or inject it, it becomes illegal. I've heard that many times but I still don't know if that is fact or rumor.
thats what i hear to man so i think you might be right
Here's a LONG, but through, article on it from another site:
I am in no way a lawyer or paralegal, but from law classes and an interest in steroids and the law, and seeing everyone say Steroids are legal in Canada Ive decided to venture into clearing up some things. I will be referring to the Canadian Controlled Drugs and Substances Act, or the CDSA, which can be found online here: Controlled Drugs and Substances Act
First, some key law terms for the purposes of this article:
The two biggest terms are
Possession: a) a person has anything in possession when he has it in his personal possessions or knowingly
i) has it in the actual possession or custody of another person, or
ii) has it in any place, whether or not that place belongs to or is occupied by him, for the use or benefit of himself or of another person; and
b) where one of two or more persons, with the knowledge and consent of the rest, has anything in his custody or possession, it shall be deemed to be in the custody and possession of each and all of them
Traffic: means in respect of a substance included in any of Schedules I to IV
a) to sell, administer, give, transfer, transport, send or deliver the substance, or
b) to sell an authorization to obtain the substance, or
c) to offer to do anything mentioned in paragraph a) or b)
otherwise than under the authority (doctor, pharmacist)of the regulations
Now, as you can see, traffic means a lot more then just selling. Hell, brining your bros gear over to his house or even offering to get some send to your house for him, ect brings you from possession to traffic. Remember that for later, thatll change things considerably.
Steroids are Schedule IV drugs. Basically, Schedules are priority as far as the government is concerned, with Schedule I being the most dangerous drugs like cocaine and heroin, Schedule II including cannabis and its derivatives (this will change) and Schedule III being most of the other dangerous drugs such as amphetamines and LSD. Schedule IV drugs are drugs considered dangerous but also used for therapeutic reasons. Check out the list of steroids on Schedule IV drugs.
Schedule IV list
And for those who say Great, I can just get an obscure steroid not on the list and buy and sell as I please
Well, because of the phrase anabolic steroids and their derivatives, plus the lengthy list of steroids, which even includes such drugs as furazabol and clostebol, no can do. As well, the Governor General has the discretion to add and remove any thing he wants basically from the Schedules. This however, is more for the days when chemists would manufacture drugs like amphetamines slightly different chemically then listed. It is for this reason too that the phrase and their derivatives, salts, isomers and analogues are often beside the names of common drugs. This doesn't really have to do with steroids, though it does apply to them.
OK, so we have the terms and such out of the way. Now for actual offences, I need to teach you a bit about offences. Bare with me please, you'll learn alot. The CDSA is all criminal. The word offence means indictable or serious offence in other words, or summary offence, which is for less serious crimes is usually the discretion of the Crown and basically with summary offences they arent too serious compared to indictable offences. If you get off with a slap on the wrist then you were charged on summary conviction more then likely. However, because most crimes range in scope, you usually dont see summary offences, but dual or hybrid offences in most Law. This means that the officer would arrest, charge and then send them to the Crown, where depending on the circumstances leading to the arrest they would either charge summary, which would be a fine and minimal jail time, or an indictable offence, which is serious stuff.
Heres the kicker. Police have a lot more power if its an indictable offence and when something comes along that is a dual or hybrid offence theyll treat it as if its indictable anyways, and thus scaring the **** outta you if it is something that would more then likely be summary.
Still with me?
Good, now that that's out of the way:
Heres where everyone says steroids are legal. The CDSA doesnt actually say that possessions of Schedule IV drugs are legal. They say that (except as authorized) no person shall possess a substance in Schedule I, II or III (CDSA, section 4)
Thats basically it. Theyre saying that even if you dont have authorization, mere possession by the definition above is basically not illegal. They arent really saying its legal, though in the editors notes on the former drug laws, it states
As was the case under Part III of the Food and Drugs act, simple possession of Schedule IV drugs is not an offence (not really important, just backing up that it never states its legal)
Note, there is a possession offence when it comes to Schedule IV drugs , just its not thought as possession but more fraud. Referred to as double doctoring, under CDSA section 4, its illegal to seek any scheduled drug from a doctor without telling him if you have been prescribed a scheduled drug in the last 30 days. If the Crown charges with indictable, it depends on the schedule the person attempted to double doctor, if by summary, the scheduled drug doesnt matter. This sounds like something one would do to stock pile some test huh?
From here on in, any drug referred to I means a Schedule IV drug, unless specified
Now heres where everything changes:
Trafficking- if youre gonna get charged for anything steroid related in Canada, its probably some sort of trafficking
By definition, a lot is trafficking. Hell, talking about ordering them is technically trafficking.
Trafficking in substance: 1) No person shall traffic in a substance included in Schedule I,II,III,IV or in any substance represented or held out by that person to be such a substance (like fake stuff, good for the scamming bastards) (CDSA, section 5)
More specifically, where the subject matter of the offence is a substance included in Schedule IV,
i) is guilty of an indictable offence and liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding three years, or
ii) is guilty of an offence punishable on summary conviction and liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding one year (this basically means fines, probation etc.)
I know it sucks, but holding drugs for a friend, or not getting any payment and giving away juice is still trafficking, and its been tried many times (though not all for steroids, but other Schedule IV drugs).
Giving to a friend even to hold for safekeeping ISan offence.
Good news, for the purpose of transporting under trafficking, if its transportation for your use, then thats not trafficking (i.e., you drive home to shoot up after buying the pins and the a cop finds 20 amps of sust, you cant be nailed for trafficking, thats possession, which isn't an offence! )....course, they can be seized, but more on that later.
Here are some more questions and scenarios that have come up with regards to trafficking Schedule IV drugs,
-You buy for someone else, its trafficking
-Your buddy tells you where you can get some, he is not charged with trafficking, but aiding and abetting the possession of a narcotic.
-If your buddy gets any profit or reward or physically brings you over and helps deal, its trafficking
-Joking to a cop about selling is trafficking
-If the person is trafficking and neither know its illegal, still trafficking
Importing and exporting: (CDSA, section 6)
(except as authorized) no person shall import into Canada or export from Canada a substance included in Schedule I-IV. You may also not possess it for the purposes of exporting.
Now, everyone who does this and the drug is either Schedule III or IV
i) is guilty of an indictable offence and liable to prison for a term not exceeding ten years, or
ii) is guilty of a summary conviction and liable to a term not exceeding 18 months
So basically, if you are caught getting anything imported into Canada, you can be charged pretty heavy. Or if you get caught even sending a few amps of cyp to the US, you can still be charged heavily. However, youd probably be charged on summary punishment if anything and again, thats not as serious.
Production of a Substance: (CDSA, section 7)
(except as authorized) no person shall produce a substance in Schedule I-IV
Specifically Schedule IV : Guilty of an indictable offence not exceeding three years, or guilty of a summary offence not exceeding one year
So watch out, just making tren is illegal, and I believe that the pellets would technically be illegal for the purpose of importing/exporting, even comp Th, which you have to do to make tren as it is!
More Sentencing Stuff: (CDSA, section 10)
In relation to all the charges mentioned, if the offence was done carrying or using or threatening with a weapon, trafficked near or in a school/other places frequented by those under 18, or even in relation to a person under 18 years of age, the court can consider this an aggravating factor and impose more punishment. Oh, and importing something is considered an aggravating factor. That sucks. If you get nailed for trafficking and then they find it was imported, they can boost the punishment.
Seizures (CDSA, 11):
Heres how they a cop can seize your gear legally, even if not to charge you. Im gonna put this into laymans terms cause otherwise, its pretty confusing.
BTW, peace officer means police officer. A justice who has been given written proof (called an information) that
a) any offence in the CDSA has been commited
b) any thing which a controlled substance or precursor referred to in the CDSA is contained or concealed
c) offence related property or anything that will afford evidence in respect of an offence under the CDSA is in a place and may be moved or destroyed may issue a warrant authorizing a peace officer, at any time, to search a place for any scheduled drug and to seize it.
So a cop needs to get a warrant if he has reasonable grounds (more then suspicion) that any offence in the CDSA is happening. If the warrant is for say cocaine (so youre ****ed anyways) and he sees you in possession with steroids while executing the warrant, it doesnt matter thats possession isnt illegal, he can still seize them cause they're scheduled (though youre probably ****ting about the cocaine, right?)
Im not gonna get into warrants and stuff, cause a lot of it is really geared towards hard drugs, as most of the CDSA is, but basically, if he sees it and its a scheduled substance, he can seize it no questions asked, even if he cant charge you with possession.
Oh, and a nice little tool cops can use is under the same section is subsection (7). Basically, if he has a reason to get a CDSA warrant and has reason to believe that taking the time to get a warrant would be impracticable, he can proceed with all the powers of having said warrant!! AND, there's no definition for impracticable in the whole Criminal Code AND if he's acting on "good faith", then it's tough to contest the search and seizure, unless there's major Freedom of Rights violations.
Now relax. Steroids are far from priority. Schedule I and II are the one's they're worried about, as they have the heaviest penalties (you can get 7 years for just possession of schedule I drugs, life for trafficking schedule I and II drugs). The fact that there are no actual possession laws technically for steroids or specifically Schedule IV drugs is a good indication its not priority. As well, trafficking schedule I and II drugs doesnt even have a summary punishment, just indictable, wheres schedule IV carries with it both indictable and summary.
Trust me, if you do somehow get nailed with trafficking juice, youll probably get a fine or something, and lose your juice, unless you are distributing, or a source which is why they made it a dual offence to traffic steroids and other schedule IV drugs.
To actually nail you with one of these in a steroid related offence, you'd have to be "found committing" an offence first off. If not and the cop doesn't see you "commit the offence", he'd have to form reasonable grounds to believe an indictable ofence had occured or will occure. Well, I doubt any cop would take the time to go through what would likely be thrown out of court or at most a summary punishment. While researching this , I couldn't even find any steroid case law, which means that no one bothers to defend steroid charges here in Canada cause they get off lightly, are nailed heavily(distribution wise), the lose the case with no real defence or they accept a plea.
However, these laws are very real, and though your chances of getting nailed for 20 amps are pretty slim, let's look at how you could get charged.
Say you and friend talk about ordering from the chinaman for yourselves, and do so.
Well, right there, you've committed importing/exporting offences as well as trafficking offences. Say for some reason you or your buddy is under 18? Aggravatted offences, so more penalties. Plus the physical transfer of cash and the gear is trafficking.
Say you want to make some tren? Well, unless there's something I don't know, comp TH or tren pellets are in fact as listed in Schedule IV under "Anabolic Steroids and their derivatives -(43) Trenbolone "
So there you have importing, and mabe trafficking for buying it. Course, they could nail you with traficing if they wanted then use importation as an aggrivating factor....
Anyways, just be careful bros. Cause there are cops who know this stuff, just most either don't bother to learn or don't bother to enforce. You get caught with juice, you probably won't even get them seized, but remember, there's always a way for the government to get you, and besides, do you really want to supply some cops next cycle? :biglaugh:
Keep safe everyone, hope you learned something. And remember, steroids aren't legal in Canada.
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ok...got it LOL
Good info though
Yeah as the article said they're schedual IV which is the same catagory as perscription meds. Basicly if a cop wanted to he could seize them but probably wouldn't. I carry around meds for mirgrain headaches that I frequently get, I take pretty strong narcotics to stop the pain sometimes, believe me not by choice, and I have been caught carrying some by a police officer when I was walking home from a bar once. I told him what they were for and he let me go without seizing them, obviously no one can expect you to carry your perscription with you so if you can make up a story believable enough then you can probably pull it off. Claiming HRT would be a good one... unless you're 280lbs of muscle then it might be harder lol
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Those laws are outdated. I've posted current ones in other posts on the board.
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Most restaurants have their own Facebook page. So go write on their wall and ask if they offer paid sick days to their employees, or tag them in your own Facebook status, or in a photo of your meal (best captured through an uber-cool Instagram filter). Here's an example of what you can say:
I enjoyed eating at (restaurant name), but I wonder if your business offers its workers paid sick days. Would you let your employee come to work with the flu? What if her child has an ear infection? Everyone should have the opportunity to take a paid day off when they or a loved one are sick. This means employees can get well sooner, bring fewer germs to the workplace and are more likely to stay in their jobs. The way you treat your workers matters to me.


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Information on competitions for Welsh learners.
More information in the 'Give it a Go' booklet at the bottom of the page.
Closing date for writing competitions - 1 April; closing date for stage competitions - 1 May.
You can enter the stage competitions online by clicking here. Written entries must be sent through the the post. Details in the 'Give it a Go' booklet.
All entries must be in Welsh.
Competition on the Pavilion stage
119. Learners' Choir, between 10 and 40 in number, Any song or combination of songs of your choice, in any style, up to 5 minutes.
A preliminary round will be held in Maes D.
1. £150 (Côr Dros y Bont)
2. £100 (Teulu'r Wern, Talwrn)
3. £50 (Heledd Pritchard, Llangwyllog)
120. Solo Recitation for those aged 16 and over
'Tai Unnos', Iwan Llwyd, Sbectol Inc [Y Lolfa]
A preliminary round will be held in Maes D
Level: Open
1. £60 (Gwobr Goffa Megan Jane Davidson [rhoddedig gan Gymdeithas Gymreig-Americanaidd Gogledd Califfornia])
2. £30 (Mared Lewis, Llanddaniel)
3. £20 (Gwen Jones a Glenys Little)
Competitions in Maes D
Competitors are required to organise their own accompanists. A piano will be available.
121. Singing Group Between 3 and 9 members. Any song or combination of songs of your choice, in any style, up to 5 minutes.
Level: Open
1. £100 (Gail Kincaid, Llanddaniel)
2. £60 (Mair a Meinir Williams, Llangwyllog)
3. £40 (Mair a Meinir Williams, Llangwyllog)
122. Solo of your own choice in any style.
Time: up to 4 minutes
Level: Open
1. £60 (Glyn ac Iola Roberts, Mynydd-Mechell, Amlwch)
2. £30 (Seiriol Arts Fiesta, Biwmares)
3. £20 (Dosbarth Meistroli Llanfairpwll)
123. Presenting a treasure or photo of personal interest up to 3 minutes.
Level: Open
1. £60 (Glyn ac Iola Roberts, Mynydd-Mechell, Amlwch)
2. £30 (Gerry Sanger, Benllech)
3. £20 (Gerry Sanger, Benllech)
124. Sketch based on a Welsh idiom up to 5 minutes
Level: Open
1. £60
2. £30
3. £20
(£110 Gwobr Goffa Tim Artro Morris)
Adjudicators: Robat Arwyn, Ffion Dafis
125. The Chair
Poem: Llwybrau (Paths)
Level: Open
Chair (Er cof am Pat Neill) and £75 (Cyril Hughes, Llanfairpwll er cof am ei briod Nan Hughes)
Adjudicator: Ifan Prys
126. Prose Trophy
Piece of prose, up to 500 words.
Subject: Llanw (Tide)
Level: Open
Tlws (Vernon a Valmai Jones, Llanfairpwll) and £75 (Ysgol Uwchradd Caergybi)
Adjudicator: Angharad Price
127. Conversation in front of the TV
About 100 words
Level: Entry
£50 (Elwyn ac Eirian Hughes, Llanfairpwll)
Adjudicator: Mark Stonelake
128. Letter inviting someone to the class
About 150 words
Level: Foundation
£50 (Merched y Wawr Llannerch-y-Medd)
Adjudicator: Nia Llwyd
129. Letter or email praising
About 200 words
Level: Intermediate
£50 (Cylch Dysgwyr Cymraeg Derby)
Adjudicator: Eryl R Jones
130. Review of a hotel or restaurant
Do not use real names
About 300 words
Level: Open
Prize: £50 (Margaret a Gwyn Lloyd, Llanfairpwll)
Adjudicator: Elin Williams
131. Video blog by a group or individual: 'Fy Ardal' (My area), 5-10 minutes
Level: Open (Also open for second language pupils in secondary schools)
Prize: £100 (Er cof am Pat Neill)
Adjudicator: Gareth Mahoney
Preparing materials for learners
Open to learners and Welsh speakers
132. Individual work
Collection of 3 stories for Intermediate level learners of up to 1,000 words each
£100 (Rhodd gan Olwen, Gerallt ac Awen, Kestor, Llangefni er cof am Rodney Hughes)
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Archives 01-09-2008
Under Pressure
Arrests made during recent checkpoints
Traffic fatalities decline over New Year's weekend
Commodities recertification announced
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Livingston Fire Chief Rocky Dial opens up a hydrant on Railroad Street on Tuesday, Jan. 8 as part of the required fire hydrant flushing by the Town of Livingston. With 295 fire hydrants in the city, each hydrant takes about 15 to 20 minutes to flush. Among the items tested are three types of hydrant pressure as well as a chlorine check.
Livingston Fire Department will continue to flush hydrants during the month of January on days and evenings when weather permits.
According to a statement from the Town of Livingston, this is done to assure proper operations of hydrants and good quality water. City water customers may experience dingy water color and low water pressure.
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Arrests made during recent checkpoints
Overton County Sheriff's Department conducted numerous sobriety checkpoints over the New Year's holiday weekend at various locations throughout the county.
According to the Sheriff's Dept., more than 600 vehicles were checked resulting in 6 citations, 18 warning tickets, and 7 arrests with charges ranging from DUI to simple possession.
Accidents in Overton County during the holiday weekend were down from last year, from four accidents with property damage to three this year, and from six with personal injury last year to three this year.
Sheriff W.B. Melton expressed appreciation to the citizens of Overton County for not drinking and driving over the weekend, and said his department will continue to protect and serve them no matter the situation.
Traffic fatalities decline over New Year's weekend
Preliminary reports indicate nine people were killed during the New Year's holiday weekend, compared with 16 fatalities during last year's holiday. Statistics for the 2007-2008 New Year's holiday reflect the time period from 6 p.m., Friday, Dec. 28, to midnight Tuesday, Jan. 1.
If preliminary figures hold true, seven fewer fatalities occurred on Tennessee highways this New Year's holiday than last year, despite a longer holiday period. In 2006-2007, the official holiday period was 78-hours. This year, the holiday period was 102-hours.
This holiday, there were seven fatal crashes. Six were single vehicle crashes, while one was a multiple vehicle crash. Five of the nine victims were not wearing safety restraints. Alcohol was involved in only one of the seven crashes, which represents a decline from eight fatalities in alcohol-related crashes in 2006-2007.
THP also participated in the Governor's Highway Safety Office's Cumberland Crackdown. During the 12-hour special enforcement initiative on Friday, Dec. 28, the THP and 22 other local law enforcement agencies teamed-up to conduct saturation patrols and sobriety checkpoints. The Cumberland Crackdown focused enforcement efforts on Highways 127 and 111 from the Kentucky border and across the Cumberland Plateau to Hamilton County and the Georgia border.
A preliminary holiday statistical report, including the locations of where the fatal crashes occurred over the 2007-08 New Year's holiday period, accompanies this release. The official traffic fatality count may rise due to delays in reporting and classification of traffic fatalities.
The highest number of fatalities recorded during the New Year's holiday period occurred during the 78-hour period in 1970-71, when 19 people were killed in Tennessee traffic crashes. The lowest number of deaths occurred in 1982-83, when eight people were killed in a 78-hour period.
The Tennessee Department of Safety's mission is to ensure the safety and general welfare of the public. The department encompasses the Tennessee Highway Patrol, Office of Homeland Security and Driver License Services. General areas of responsibility include law enforcement, safety education, motorist services and terrorism prevention. For more information visit www.tennessee.gov/safety.
Commodities recertification announced
U.S. Department of Agriculture has released new Temporary Emergency Food Program products for the 2008 Commodity distributions, according to Upper Cumberland Human Resource Agency Executive Director Phyllis R. Bennett.
Commodities are surplus agricultural items that are given back to American families through government agencies. In the Upper Cumberland region, UCHRA distributes commodities in Cannon, Clay, Cumberland, DeKalb, Fentress, Jackson, Macon, Overton, Pickett, Putnam, Smith, Van Buren, Warren, and White counties.
Commodity Director Rebecca Harris said, "UCHRA holds distributions every other month, with several hours of distribution at each location."
Recertification must be complete before the 2008 distribution. This recertification process is scheduled for Hanging Limb and Livingston from January 2 through January 15, between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the UCHRA office located in Overton County Career Center at 106 West Henson Street in Livingston.
Appropriate documentation should be brought after calling to make an appointment to visit during the set dates.
Individuals and families receiving commodities through UCHRA have to be recertified each year to maintain their eligibility. Persons who receive either Food Stamps, Families First, SSI, LIHEAP or who live in public housing must bring proof they participate in these programs, and they are automatically eligible for commodities, or completion of a signed, self-declaration income statement that the total amount of household income is below 150% of the current income poverty guidelines.
Individuals who wish to have someone else do their recertification must send a note with the person authorizing them to do so.
USDA's Temporary Emergency Food Assistance Program is available to all recipients regardless of race, color, national origin, age, sex or handicap.
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If you look at Pinterest, bearded men are everywhere! Do women find this current trend attractive and if so, why? Or why not?
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My wife isn't a fan of the 'mountain man' beards in vogue right now. She likes facial hair, just not that kind of facial hair. I have to admit that the men in pictures (like the one you posted with this question) look absolutely ridiculous. They're trying to jam the scraggly beard into a "hip" and "fashionable" photo shoot and it just looks like they stuffed a homeless man into a suit and loaded him up with hair gel. Certain styles never go out of date, but this isn't one of them. I told my wife that these beards were the bell bottoms of the 2010s. All of these men will look back 20 years from now and say "man, I looked like an idiot".
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That's a good point. I'm sure any "fashionable" person will look back and think that about a lot of things. My motto is to be current but not overly trendy. But fashion and appearance are a personal thing, so have fun with them.
I am tired of beards. Fortunately, most of the bearded men I know keep their beards neatly trimmed. I hate a beard that grows down the neck. Ick! And who can stand the duck dynasty beards? What I really hate is this trend of two days stubble on the face. I don't know why men think this is attractive. Several years ago it was goatees, they made men look mean a lot. And those dumb little triangular tufts under the bottom lip. Really?
I love a clean shaven man. They look neater, cleaner and you actually know what they look like. Funny story, my former husband had a mustache all the years I've known him except one brief period of like a month where he shaved it off. I had to go in the other room and laugh. He had no upper lip. I don't like mustaches anymore though. I guess now you know how I feel.
Your face is too nice looking to grow a beard.
BTW, that guy in the picture could be very handsome without that horrible mustache let alone the beard.
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Mmm,two day stubble.
You flatter me again lambservant. Sorry to say, I do have a beard at the moment, hence my question. My wife likes it but others have given me negative feedback. She has always loved a couple of days stubble though. I guess it's horses for courses.
No, No No No Nooooooooooo.
Eeewww I think they look awful and that i'm afraid, is the best reason I can come up with, I can't even provide you with a lengthy answer, its just a very easy NO!
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Lol! You don't need any more of a reason than that. I'll put you down as an emphatic vote for clean shaven!!
Yes! Yes, yes, yes.
Why? I don't know. I've always been more attracted to men with facial hair and I love me a good beard. I'm glad more people are jumping on the bandwagon. I guess there's something appealing about the rugged look... it's very 'manly'.
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Okay, so that's one vote for yes! It seems for you it's just simply more attractive and that's a good reason.


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Lonicera Species, Western White Honeysuckle, White Limestone Honeysuckle
Lonicera albiflora
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Foliage Color:
Bloom Characteristics:
This plant is attractive to bees, butterflies and/or birds
Flowers are fragrant
Water Requirements:
Drought-tolerant; suitable for xeriscaping
Where to Grow:
4-6 ft. (1.2-1.8 m)
6-8 ft. (1.8-2.4 m)
4-6 ft. (1.2-1.8 m)
USDA Zone 6b: to -20.5 �C (-5 �F)
USDA Zone 7a: to -17.7 �C (0 �F)
USDA Zone 7b: to -14.9 �C (5 �F)
USDA Zone 8a: to -12.2 �C (10 �F)
USDA Zone 8b: to -9.4 �C (15 �F)
USDA Zone 9a: to -6.6 �C (20 �F)
Sun Exposure:
Full Sun
Sun to Partial Shade
Bloom Color:
White/Near White
Bloom Time:
Late Winter/Early Spring
Provides winter interest
Other details:
Soil pH requirements:
6.1 to 6.5 (mildly acidic)
6.6 to 7.5 (neutral)
7.6 to 7.8 (mildly alkaline)
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Propagation Methods:
From woody stem cuttings
From semi-hardwood cuttings
Seed Collecting:
This plant has been said to grow in the following regions:
Mesa, Arizona
Arlington, Texas
Austin, Texas (2 reports)
Dripping Springs, Texas
Helotes, Texas
San Antonio, Texas
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On Sep 13, 2016, marasri from Dripping Springs, TX wrote:
Mine has sent long branches up into branches of a dead cedar tree in the wild part of my land. It grows on a limestone shallow soil ridge. Deer do like to browse it so I leave the branches on the cedar to protect the plant. It has grown up about 12'.
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This is lovely evergreen Native shrub, with sweet scented flowers that smell like lemmon flowers. It has very greceful arching branches and it brightens the late Winter early Spring landscape when it starts to bloom in late February. Lonicera albiflora is native to Texas and other States.


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Judge Harvie Wilkinson on the Demise of American Journalism
It's a case that sounds ripped straight from the storyboard of The Wire, a show we're still, frankly, lamenting the loss of. Where have you gone, Marlo Stanfield (pictured)?
The skinny: A Baltimore cop sends a "memorandum" to the Baltimore Sun that's critical of the Baltimore Police Department's handling of a highly publicized murder and ensuing standoff. After the Sun publishes an article based in part on the officer's memorandum, the cop who sent the memoradum is demoted and later forced to retire. The cop sues the department, alleging a violation of his First Amendment and due process rights. Ultimately, a highly regarded federal appellate judge who also happened to a newspaperman in an earlier life, devotes a lengthy section of an opinion in the case to the demise of American journalism. David Simon, wanna take a crack at this? (Hat tip: How Appealing)
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July 12, 2015
The Seventh Sunday after Pentecost
ORISON: The shadows of the evening hours – Joshua Haberman (b. 1982)
PSALM 85:7-13 – Jason A. Anderson (b. 1976)
HYMN: Te lucis ante terminum (To you before the close of day) – Sarum Plainsong, Mode VIII; harm. Kevin Siegfried (b. 1969)
NUNC DIMITTIS: Tyler Morse (b. 1990)
ANTHEM: Sometimes I feel like a motherless child – African-American Spiritual; arr. Brian Fairbanks (b. 1968)
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Each winter, newly fallen snow beckons many of us from the warmth of our homes to the hills, trails and slopes. It encourages us to bundle up – and we oblige.
After we kicked off our Get Out(fitted) Gear Giveaway last month, we heard from many of you who were in need of a few items to make your winter gear wishes come true. While we weren't able provide gear for each and every outdoor adventure, we wanted to share one of our winning entries from January.
The request to Get Out(fitted) came to us from Lynne D. of Maryland, who was eager to relive memories of her childhood by creating new family memories on Bean's Extra-Long Toboggan.
In her own words:
"I remember getting bundled up to fight the cold for an afternoon or evening of pure fun and laughs. We would make the 15 minute trek to a neighboring farm to go sledding with friends and neighbors. They had a [toboggan] that would take us on a ride down the hill, across the frozen farm pond, and land in a snowbank. With 4-6 people hanging on to each other, legs folded around and balancing to stay on top, we laughed the entire time…"
And now we're imagining Lynne and her three children laughing all the way down a snowy landscape on their new L.L.Bean toboggan.
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Thursday, Oct. 25
The fall parenting program at St. Vincent de Paul Roman Catholic Church in the Stirling section of Long Hill Township continues from 9:30 to 11 a.m. on this date with "Instilling An Attitude Of Gratitude," on the importance of developing a grateful heart.
Program participants will meet at the church meeting room from on this date and again on Thursday, Nov. 1, when the topic will be "Time Out Revisited," examining the three R's of discipline regroup, reclaim and redirect. The moderator is Christine Regnault of Green Brook Township, a certified social worker and parent education facilitator. Baby sitting and playtime is available for young children.
For more information, call Sister Mary Faith, pastoral associate, at the parish house, (908) 647-0118, or Regnault at (908) 222-2069.
Saturday, Oct. 27
A book collection for Friends of the Warren Library's used book sale will take place from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. each Saturday at the library through Nov. 10. All books will be accepted, except those in poor condition, textbooks, Readers' Digest condensed books and encyclopedias older than five years.
The book sale will take place from Thursday, Nov. 15 to Saturday, Nov. 17.
For information or to volunteer, call Jan Peterson at (732) 356-3899 or Martha Hirsch at (732) 469-6374.
The Long Hill Township Community Center will host a Halloween pumpkin decorating contest, for age 2 through fourth grade, from 1 to 2:15 p.m.
Pumpkins are to be decorated at home and brought in for judging; categories are funniest, scariest and most original. Judging will take place promptly at 1:30 p.m. Children can also listen to spooky Halloween stories while eating cider and doughnuts.
Children who decorated pumpkins at the street fair Oct. 14 are welcome to bring them in for judging as well.
For more information, call Jackie Coy at (908) 647-5854.
Watchung Borough will hold a 75th anniversary Harvest Festival on this date.
The event begins with a parade that leaves Valley View School at 2 p.m., led by the Watchung Hills Regional High School Marching Band. The parade will head south on Cedar, east on Stirling Road into the Watchung Circle, west on Mountain Boulevard, right on Brookdale and up to Phillips Field.
The festival runs from 2:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the field. It will include food, autumn treats, hot spiced cider and other goodies. Families may register for the scarecrow making contest, and are invited to bring pumpkins carved at home for a pumpkin contest. Other events planned include a one-legged race, egg-tossing contest and pumpkin decoration, as well as pony rides, a petting zoo and haywagon for the children.
The day concludes at 6:30 p.m. with a harvest bonfire at Phillips Field.
For more information, call Catherine Ilchert at (908) 757-6895.
Sunday, Oct. 28
A spaghetti dinner to raise funds for victims of the World Trade Center attack will be held at 1:30 p.m. at the Elks Club, Mountain Boulevard, Warren Township.
Admission is $10. For more information, call Linda Naso at (908) 753-7527.
A cocktail reception honoring Watchung Republican Borough Council candidates Albert Ellis and Wayne Otto will be held from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Watchung Firemen's Exempt Hall. Also on hand will be three fellow Republican candidates: Assemblym an Richard Bagger, seeking a State Senate seat, and Assemblymen Thomas Kean Jr. and Eric Munoz of the new 21st Legislative District.
Acting Gov. Donald DiFrancesco has also been invited as a guest.
Sandy Joren and String Fever will provide music; there will also be a light buffet. Ten percent of the proceeds will be donated to Sept. 11 relief efforts.
The cost is $25 per person. For more information, call Deb Joren at (908) 561-4687.
Thursday, Nov. 1
The Middle-Brook Regional Health Commission will hold an influenza-pneumonia clinic from 11 a.m. to noon at the Warrenbrook Country Club, Warrenville Road, Warren Township.
Pre-registration is from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays at the center, and is required for all influenza and Pneumovax vaccinations. A fee is also charged for the se services; however, vaccinations will be provided at no cost to those who are Medicare-eligible and do not belong to health maintenance organizations or railroad retiree programs. For these and other non-Medicare eligible individuals, the cost will be $10 influenza, $15 for Pneumovax.
Another influenza-pneumonia clinic will be held from 1 to 2 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 31 at the Middlesex Recreation Center, Middlesex Borough. An influenza-only clinic will be held from 11 a.m. to noon Thursday, Nov. 15 at the South Bound Brook Reformed Church.
The commission works with boards of health in Warren Township and Watchung, as well as in Green Brook Township and the boroughs of Bound Brook, Middlesex and South Bound Brook.
John Vilven will be the featured speaker at the November program of the Long Hill Township Historical Society at 7:30 p.m. at the Long Hill First Aid Squad building, 949 Valley Road, Gillette.
Vilven will portray a sergeant of Lamb's artillery as he presents "The Crossroads of the Revolution." He will discuss his life during the attack on Quebec in 1775, the winters of 1777-80, and the Washington Rochambeau Revolutionary Route, a commemorative route now being developed to mark historic Revolutionary war sites.
Refreshments will be served. All are invited.
Mount Horeb School's Parent Teacher Organization will sponsor "No Place Like Home…And Gift Boutique" from 7 to 10 p.m. at the school on Mount Horeb Road, Warren Township.
This is the school's major fundraising event of the year, and is an adult evening of shopping, socializing and desserts. About 30 vendors are expected to be on hand selling items such as accessories and antiques for the home; stone and glass giftware; sports memorabilia; jewelry; dolls' clothing; accessories and make-up for girls and teens; gift baskets; and gift items such as children's clothing, party essentials and more.
Admission is $30 and includes desserts, beverages, a gift bag, door prize tickets and 10 vendor giveaway tickets. Additional giveaway tickets will be available for purchasing.
For more information, call Wendy Goralnick at (908) 580-0011.
Friday, Nov. 2
The Shrine of St. Joseph, in the Stirling section of Long Hill Township, will host its Country Christmas craft and gift boutique from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. on this date and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 3. Admission is $1.
More than 75 crafters will offer favorite items from past years, as well as new crats such as miniature stained glass figurs, silk screens, homemade vinegar and jams, gift jars, wood carvings, hand painted furniture and retired Lladro pieces.
A handmade Pennsylvania Dutch quilt will be raffled on Saturday. It's double queen size and has an original design with a burgundy and hunter green color scheme .
A gourmet luncheon will be held both days from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. A gourmet dinner will be offered Friday from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
The shrine is at 1050 Long Hill Road. For more information, call (908) 647-0208, or visit the Web site, www.stshrine.org.
Saturday, Nov. 3
St. Vincent de Paul Parish in the Stirling section of Long Hill Township will hold its 17th annual gourmet dinner and auction, with the theme "Bourbon Street B ash," at the parish center at 7 p.m.
Dixieland jazz and southern cuisine will be featured as the center is transformed into New Orleans' famed Bourbon Street. Surprise entertainment is promised, and a cash bar will be available all evening.
Tickets are $35 and include admission and dinner. Grand prize tickets are $100. It is not necessary to be present for the drawing of the grand prize.
A variety of auctions will offer hundreds of items in many categories and price ranges, including a July Jersey Shore vacation; a $1,000 shopping spree; dinner at a fine restaurant; seats at a sporting event; and original artwork. Gift baskets will also be available.
For more information, call the parish house at (908) 647-0118, Deb Caldwell at ( 732) 469-1685 or Jeneen Perrella at (908) 647-8091.
Tuesday, Nov. 6
The Long Hill Township Democrats will hold an election night open house at 8 p.m. at the Meyersville Grange.
Refreshments will be served, and the public is invited.
Wednesday, Nov. 7
A free community workshop, "Trash To Treasure," will be held at 2 p.m. at the Chelsea at Warren assisted living residence, King George Road, Warren Township.
The session will show how to transform recyclables into holiday gifts and home decorations. Items to be discussed include how to make holiday pillows using stamping techniques, how to stencil for home decor, making candles and soap, faux finishes and sponge painting. Also on the agenda is how to finish and decorate wood pieces, how to create foyer entrance pieces and choosing the correct paint to change recycled glass and metal.
The special guest presenter will be Barbara Jones, class and event coordinator at Michael's Craft Center in Bridgewater Township.
Since seating is limited, registration is requested. Call (908) 903-0911. Light refreshments will be served.
Friday, Nov. 9
A fundraising dinner in memory of Vincent DiFazio, a Watchung Hills graduate and victim of the World Trade Center attack, will be held from 7 to 11 p.m. at Forest Lodge.
There will be hors d'oeuvres and music. A donation of $50 per person is requested. For ticket information, call Dianne Jayne at (908) 832-5921.
Saturday, Nov. 10
A flea market will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church of Stirling, 158 Central Avenue, Long Hill Township.
Coffee, other refreshments and lunch will be available. For more information, call (908) 647-4145.
The Mount Horeb United Methodist Church, 42 Liberty Corner Road, Warren Township, will hold a turkey dinner with servings at 5 and 7 p.m. Admission is $10 for adults, $5 for children 12 and under. Those under age 3 will be admitted free.
For more information and reservations, call (732) 356-2709.
Sunday, Nov. 18
Bill Parcells, one of pro football's all-time great coaches, and three of his finest players Bart Oates and Watchung residents Bill Ard and Carl Banks will participate in a fundraiser for the Watchung Hills Regional High School Touchdown Club from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Berkeley Plaza on Valley Road in Berkeley Heights Township. All proceeds will benefit the Warriors' football program.
Parcells coached the New York Giants to two Super Bowl triumphs, the New England Patriots to an AFC championship and the New York Jets to the conference title game. He now hosts a football roundtable show on Sporting News radio each Thursday. While with the Giants, Parcells coached Ard, Oates and Banks; all three players have Super Bowl rings.
There will be a wine and cheese reception from 5 to 6 p.m.; at that time, sponsors with tickets at a cost of $100 per person, or $300 for a family of four, will be able to meet and have their pictures taken with the four. This will be followed by the main speaking event from 6:15 to 7 p.m., at which time general admission ticketholders will be able to hear stories and experiences from Parcells and his former players. General admission is $25 per person, $15 for age 14 and under.
Tickets may be purchased by mail from Bonnie Plotkin. Send a self-addressed stamped envelope to 9 Canterbury Court, Warren, N.J. 07059 requesting the number of tickets. They may also be picked up at the office of Richard Sasso, 31-A Mountain Boulevard, Warren Township, or Sports Minded next to the Warren post office.
Saturday, Dec. 1
The Middle-Brook Regional Health Commission will hold a rabies clinic at the Watchung Fire House from 9 to 10 a.m. It is important that dogs and cats be vaccinated against rabies, since many of them come into contact with rabid animals. Moreover, these vaccinations should also be current.
The commission urges all pet owners to make sure the rabies vaccination status o f their cats and dogs is current. For further information, call (732) 356-8090, ext. 364.
Four clinics will be held at other locations. Two will be on Saturday, Nov. 3: from 9 to 10 a.m. at the South Bound Brook municipal garage and from 11 a.m. to noon at the Green Brook Township firehouse. The other two are on Saturday, Nov. 1 7 from 9 to 10 a.m. at the Bound Brook police station and from 11 to noon at the Middlesex Borough Public Works garage.


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Chapter Two: Where I Belong
I have been called many things. My superiors call me "Lieutenant Commander". My subordinates call me "sir". A lot of people call me "freak", though not to my face. Scientists call me "impossible". My mother calls me "a miracle". But now I have a new title: Spectre. As I step out of the elevator onto the Presidium, my "uncle" is there to greet me. "I'm a little busy right now," I say walking past him. He follows, walking next to me. "I've got to meet Councilor Alenko on the docks."
"I know," the turian veteran replies. "That's why I'm here." We enter the elevator to the docks and Garrus selects the destination. When the doors open, however, I see an empty docking bay.
"Are you sure this is the right place?" I ask.
"I'm sure."
"Where's Alenko? And where's my mother, for that matter? I thought she would've at least come to watch the ceremony."
"Kaidan will be here soon."
"And my mother?"
"You'll see." If turians could smirk, Garrus would be smirking.
It's not long before the elevator behind us opens up and Alenko walks out onto the docks. "I was hoping to get down here before you," he says. I can tell he's hiding something, probably conspiring with Garrus.
"I thought you said I'd be getting my own ship?" I question him. Before he can respond, I hear the sound of a ship docking and turn to look at it. However, I see no ship in the dock. The docking clamps appear to be attached to thin air. I look closer and can just barely make out some slight distortions in the air where a ship should be. Then, I see a large shimmer as a frigate of human and turian design seems to appear out of nowhere. Along the side of the ship is written "NORMANDY" and "SR-3".
I'm so stunned by the ship's sudden appearance that I don't even notice as a quarian woman disembarks and makes her way over to us. "What do you think?" she asks.
I slowly turn to look at her. It takes me a moment to form words. The first semi-coherent thought I am able to express is "Holy shit."
"Yep," replies Alenko.
"Well said," adds Garrus.
"You didn't think we'd let you command just any ship, did you?" my mother teases. Even though I can't see her face behind the mask, I can tell she's smiling.
Councilor Alenko returns to the elevator as the rest of us board the third Normandy. Joker greets us from the pilot seat. The galaxy wide synthesis of organic and synthetic life strengthened his bones considerably, but he's still fragile by human standards. EDI is standing next to him, smiling at the look of awe that I'm sure is on my face. Garrus and my mother take me on a tour of the ship. Garrus makes a point to describe the upgrades he's made to the guns and my mother spends almost ten minutes explaining how she improved the stealth systems.
After introducing me to my new squad, which consists of Kolyat and Shiala, my mother returns to engineering and Garrus returns to the crew deck, mentioning something about calibrations. I thank Kolyat and Shiala for volunteering to serve under me and head up to my new cabin, the one part of the ship that wasn't part of the tour. The cabin looks almost identical to my father's old cabin, right down to the model ships and empty fish tank. Stories vary, but from what I've heard, either my father couldn't be bothered to feed them regularly, or Javik ate all the fish shortly after the end of the war with the Reapers. I'm more inclined to believe the former, but the mental image the latter conjures is too funny to dismiss entirely.
As I open my locker, two things catch my eye. The first is the leather jacket my father wore during the war. The second is a suit of armor I've never seen before. I take it out and lay it on the bed. It's mostly black and dark grey with a red stripe down the right side and "N7" on the breastplate. The armor appears to be a hybrid of human and quarian design. I don the armor that was made for me and head down to the CIC. As I stand before the galaxy map, a sense of familiarity washes over me. I am Kal'Shepard vas Normandy, and this is where I belong.


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Love Conquers All (On Sherlock Season 4)
I'm currently re-watching Season 4, simply just to indulge myself, and mainly because I personally loved it. I thought I was done expressing everything I have to say about the matter in this post, but there has been an unending sh*t-storm still looming over S4 that has gone beyond what I had expected. Not to mention that things I've seen on Twitter earlier regarding the so-called Norbury movement.
I am not dismissing the fact that this season had its flaws, but there's a significant meaning to it all that some people are dismissing because they've been blinded by their own illusions that I would want to highlight. For someone who had cried over and mulled over these episodes more than the past 3 seasons, this season gave my love for existentialism a baseline that tugged at the heart – the very reason why I wanted to talk about it.
Just a brief explanation, existentialism is the belief that life has no meaning in general. To quote Moriarty, "Staying alive… So boring, isn't it? It's just… staying." However, what I like about it is the idea that society or any other factor is not responsible for giving life it's meaning – it is solely up to the individual to discover it on their own.
With that said, I think this is why this season resonated with me so much, and I find the chaos in some parts of the fandom frustrating, especially to the point that the writers are being attacked for this. So as usual, I have to say something about it. Because instead of writing articles for work, I'm thinking about Sherlock.
Anyway, I'm just gonna go ahead with my point.
The Six Thatchers : Horrors Of The Past
This may be my least favourite among the three, but the message of this episode is clearly simple: we all have horrors that will come and haunt us in the future – and how we face it all comes down to the path we choose.
We live hundreds, and even thousands of roles throughout our lives. And we all have our past; things that we regret, hate, cringe at, miss, still believe in, etc. But whatever that past might be, what I got from TST is that you can never run from your past as it catches up to you, but it is one facet of your life does not completely define you.
Death has been played with through the past seasons that it seemed all too mundane to us now, in terms of the context of the show. But S4 is here to correct this notion in Mary's persona. With Mary saying that Mary Watson was the only life worth living, it showed that we get to choose which part of our lives we live out the most.
Same with John and his 'cheating'. To be fair, I'm pissed at the fact that this was completely out of character. But when the series culminated, I understood why they have to do it. We saw what we wanted to see in these characters as they were presented to us – John was supposedly honourable, kind, and courageous, but what is this? Who is this new John?
This is where I head to my next point.
The Lying Detective : Being Alive And Human
This episode made me cry buckets, to be honest. And it is because this is all about changing what you know about these characters and seeing them all in a different light.
Here we see a Sherlock not led by the mind but the heart, a John who was weak against temptation, a cheater, someone who looked jealous from having the spotlight all on the detective – it showed that no one is ultimately good and that someone's facade is not who they entirely are. It shows that everyone has their ups and downs because that's what humanity is about. It illustrated that everyone was capable of being angry, desperate, conceited, weak, lonely, alone, etc. It highlighted how these characters are broken – especially Sherlock – and how redemption can mean so much more to a person.
We all have our flaws, our downfalls, our agonies; but who are we really, at our most vulnerable? And who are the people willing to believe in us even if we've shown them our true, and sometimes, faded colours?
"Taking your own life. Interesting expression, taking it from who? Once it's over, it's not you who'll miss it. Your own death is something that happens to everyone else. Your life is not your own, keep your hands off it."
This is a plea. That shutting down and ending your life is and should never be the answer. This is one of the most beautiful pieces of dialogue I have ever heard, and it's a very upfront message about warranting a value on your own life. And for people to threaten the writers of the show that they are the ones who caused the lives that are put in the line or the self-harm that will happen due to their distaste for TFP is devastating to me.
And yes, there have been people tweeting Mark and BBC that they are and will be responsible for these lives, which is just unfair.
The Final Problem : On Love And Redemption
I've seen people questioning why Benedict said 'love conquers all' in one interview before the season aired. There has also been statements that this season will be 'groundbreaking', which others failed to see why, leading to the claims that the showrunners are queerbaiting.
Now, every single show, every single actor, not just in Sherlock, but basically everywhere, is being put in the microscope because they need to identify with something, and that they need to represent a cause — which I get! I advocate for this! But, just when the world is being careful about mixing up their characters or when they are inserting a gay character just because now, society is demanding them to, Sherlock had already presented that years before (note that some TV shows only became more open to having gay characters around late 2014, early 2015-ish onwards because people are becoming more vocal about it as inspired by those bold enough to make a first move, e.g. Glee).
Here, we have an openly gay character (which is still another topic of debate but I stand by it when I say Irene used the term gay loosely), had openly gay actors play brilliant and unstereotypical roles, and for God's sake, Mark Gatiss is a gay man who is behind this brilliant show, and that's the very reason they passed it off as normal. They didn't do it in a way that we always have to be reminded that the character is gay, that there has to be a sex scene just to prove that they're gay… it's just there – again, as one facet of the characters. Sex, as something that has been explicitly expressed in the show, isn't the only thing that defines a character or their relationships with someone else, and I appreciated that. They had a story to tell – the story of these characters as a whole and not just one side of them.
And personally, I did see why they made their claims as indicated by my chosen title. When this season ended, Sherlock who claimed to have never been attuned to his emotions, had his eyes open and had embraced that he was also human, flawed, and is capable to love IN ALL FORMS.
He learned to value his life because of what happened to Mary, he had admitted that he also succumbs to his impulses with Irene Adler (texting or beyond that, depends on what you want to believe), he fully realised that he would never ever want to hurt and make Molly feel like she's being used by him because she's his friend, he was able to extend a more human side of himself to John more than he did before, he finally understood and accepted Mycroft's intentions and actions which I think mended their relationship significantly (this one hits me to the core so much), and lastly, he discovered that if he was left in the air in isolation, he might have ended up like Eurus, which is why he never wanted to make her feel alone again.
To me, it is groundbreaking because it left that cliche of someone running off into the sunset in the end and it's all butterflies and rainbows. They wrapped it up with the characters still broken, but living through it day by day because someone chose to love, accept, and help them heal despite their flaws.
It is what it is, they keep on saying, because that's how life is. It can be unbearable and it can most certainly be shit, but in the end, whether you ship Johnlock, Adlock, Sherlolly, Sheriarty, Mollstrade, Mystrade, etc., if we all let love – self-love, romantic love, familial love, platonic love – all kinds of love in our lives, it will help us conquer all, within and beyond this show.


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AT THE MOVIES: 'Neighbors' ... 'Mom's Night Out' ... 'Legends of Oz: Dorothy Returns'
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- "Neighbors": A couple with a newborn baby face unexpected difficulties after they are forced to live next door to a fraternity house. With: Seth Rogen, Rose Byrne, Zac Efron. (1:36) R for pervasive language, strong crude and sexual content, graphic nudity and drug use throughout
- "The Amazing Spider-Man 2": Peter Parker runs the gauntlet as the mysterious company Oscorp sends up a slew of supervillains against him, impacting on his life. (2:22) PG-13
- "Bears": A documentary that follows an Alaskan bear family as its young cubs are taught life's most important lessons. (1:17) G
- "Brick Mansions": An undercover Detroit cop navigates a dangerous neighborhood that's surrounded by a containment wall with the help of an ex-con in order to bring down a crime lord and his plot to devastate the entire city. (1:35) PG-13
- "Captain America: The Winter Soldier": Steve Rogers struggles to embrace his role in the modern world and battles a new threat from old history: the Soviet agent known as the Winter Soldier. (2:16) PG-13
- "Divergent": In a world divided by factions based on virtues, Tris learns she's Divergent and won't fit in. When she discovers a plot to destroy Divergents, Tris and the mysterious Four must find out what makes Divergents dangerous before it's too late. (2:23) PG-13
- "Draft Day": The general manager of the Cleveland Browns struggles to acquire the number one draft pick for his team. (1:49) PG-13
- "God's Not Dead": College student Josh Wheaton's faith is challenged by his philosophy professor, who believes God does not exist. (1:53) PG
- "Heaven is for Real": A small-town father must find the courage and conviction to share his son's extraordinary, life-changing experience with the world. (1:40) PG
- "Oculus": A woman tries to exonerate her brother, who was convicted of murder, by proving that the crime was committed by a supernatural phenomenon. (1:45) R
- "The Other Woman": After discovering her boyfriend is married, Carly soon meets the wife he's been cheating on. And when yet another affair is discovered, all three women team up to plot mutual revenge on the three-timing SOB. (1:49) PG-13
- "The Quiet Ones": A university professor and a team of students conduct an experiment on a young woman, uncovering terrifyingly dark, unexpected forces in the process. (1:38) PG-13
- "Rio 2": It's a jungle out there for Blu, Jewel and their three kids after they're hurtled from Rio de Janeiro to the wilds of the Amazon. As Blu tries to fit in, he goes beak-to-beak with the vengeful Nigel, and meets the most fearsome adversary of all: his father-in-law. (1:41) G
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- Carmike 10, Grand Forks: (701) 772-4719; www.carmike.com
- River Cinema 15, East Grand Forks: (218) 399-9000; www.moorefamilytheatres.com/rivercinema15.asp


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A diversity of life
Mt Quincan supports a large diversity of plant life – 101 species recorded – some vulnerable, rare and threatened. The nature reserve crater basin is an endangered wetland type.
The Mt Quincan Crater is the only ecosystem of its type to support the endangered wetland described as The Regional Ecosystem 7.3.2 Grasslands and sedgelands. This very restricted vegetation type is home to a vast variety of insects, birds and frogs.
Following the guidelines in the Mt Quincan Crater Retreat Wildlife Habitat Management Plan approx 9,500 trees – mostly mabi species have been planted to further enhance the wildlife habitat and to improve the water quality in Leslie Creek, the southern boundary of the property. 5814 mabi species were planted in 2009/10 in the crater nature reserve. Pollen analysis suggest that about 7,500 years ago Mt Quincan had eucalypt forest and this was replaced by warm temperate rainforest within a period of 1000 years – probably as a result of an increase of temperature and precipitation.
Sits within the bounds of Luxury and Nature
Mount Quincan is an outstanding example of a scoria cone that characterises the volcanic influences on the Atherton Tableland landscape.
- The Mount Quincan Crater is listed on the Register of the National Estate
- The property is also registered with Land for Wildlife
- The crater basin and surrounds form The Mt Quincan Crater Nature Refuge
The continued implementation of the Mt Quincan Crater Wildlife Habitat Management Plan ensures the protection and conservation of existing habitat as well as its expansion by ongoing tree planting. Mt Quincan Crater Retreat is proudly associated with a number of groups which include:
- Trees for the Evelyn and Atherton Tableland (TREAT)
- Tree Kangaroo and Mammal Group (TKMG)
- Friends of Leslie Creek
- Barron Catchment Care (BCC)