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its nowhere nearly as destructive as alcohol, can produce jobs, taxed it can produce a lot of money for the gov. and jobs for citizens. will reduce gang crime and activity, will reduce funding for out of country cultivators. Provides many medicinal benefits.
Its up to you all that support the legalization of marijuana to contact your officials that are elected in office. Get the word out and tell others why you support it with facts as your back up. In California, Prop 19(legalization of marijuana) failed by 6-9% and the 9 % that opposed it was because it was poorly written. With Colorado's bill, which qualified for there ballot, to legalize marijuana. For us Virginians, we get every support to contact our officials as stated above, check out norml.org click support. Also has all the details and facts about marijuana. In order to get it legalize. You got to be smart about it.
We have drivers with cell phones texting and not paying attention to the highways. Drunks are out there. We do not need another endangering and/or dumbing act out there.
I understand what you mean, but I highly doubt that with cannabis. If were legal, their would be a law about not to drive on pot. but in addition if they were so happy to break that law and drive, hell they would be more focused on the road, there are studies that tells us that. But I understand what you are coming from. But beside the phone texting, drunks and people not paying attention on the highways there is more to that. People having road rage, cutting people off and highbeaming your rear..ect. My point is there is a bunch of stuff that happens on highways. Cannabis would be the least if not zero in cases relating to traffic cases if legal. Just saying my opinion. Check out some traffic studies on the web.
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I am one of the very few that has never tried drugs nor will I ever. However, I have friends who have and honestly it is their choice. As far as making it legalized, why not? I agree with "yup" in saying, tax it. This could help the failing economy as we experience today. We already tax alcohol, tobacco and even fuel. The same laws apply with drinking and driving that if caught driving while under the influence of pot, will hold the same repercussions as driving under the influence of alcohol (maybe worse). |
If alcohol is legal . I do not understand why ? A plant that grows and has proven medicinal purposes is outlawed .
People that use drugs are losers. If they want to be losers let them but they should leave the country to other places in the world that accept losers. Mexico or Canada are some ideas
Proven by who? Just because someone says something is true, doesnt make it true. Ask yourself this. If it is so safe why wouldnt the Goverment legalize it, put a hefty tax on it? Trust me, the goverment is all about finding new ways of taking your money. They would tax the air you breath if they thought they could get away with it, in someways they kind of do already. |
Dr. Dave Allen, a former heart surgeon and now does evaluations and prescriptions for medical marijuana.Eat a bud a day will keep the stroke away, Allen said.No other medicine made by man can help in this manner. The proof of its helpful benefits is in a patent assigned to the US Department of Health and Human Services, according to Allen, however the study was done on rats not humans. Allen added the patent shows the rats that ate marijuana decreased the size of their stroke by 50 percent and their brain injury was lessened by as much as 50 percent. The government would tax anything they could, but in this case when the lobbyist seems to be over the control of the government. Legalization is a tough war. |
A single person....where were these studies done? In his basement? Lobbyists??? Seriously? Are you honestly going to imply that lobbyist are going to spend their time and money keep pot for becoming legalized? No one does anything for free or to "just do it". |
Lobbyists are paid by interests, in this case the drug war industry, kinda like the global warming industry, to spend their time keeping pot illegal. This ain't rocket science, the drug war is a multi billion dollar industry employing local police, state police, FBI, CBP, laywers, states attorneys, DEA, ATF, state approved rehabs, SWAT teams, prisons, rehab counselors, etc. They all have their nifty "studies", just like the global warming industry, showing how all hell will break loose once you legalize. The whole thing is a sham and a failure by any measure, but folks like you eat up the propaganda - authoritative government knows no bounds. They get their totally awesome military surplus gear and fancy outfits, thankfully saving us all from ourselves. God bless our political overlords who need laws and soundbites to show they are 'tough on crime'. I so love those guys, maybe one day they'll save me from carbon and the evil health insurance industry too. You're right, they don't do it for free, they do it for money, lots of it. |
Drug war industry.....seriously....this is your argument? Do you not think everyones lives would become easier if they just legalized it? If for no other reason then pot causes lung cancer, it shouldnt be legalized. BTW moving past sientific research I have known quite a few pot smokers and drinkers in my life. Pot absolutely has an effect on motivation long after the inital buzz wears off for them. Weeks..months, its hard to tell because I have not seen many people just quit altogether but I do know a few. I guess some people may see that as a good thing, others as a bad thing. The guys I do know that used to smoke and some still do? Most of them stayed in their parents basement until they well into their 30s and few of them made anything of themselves. Maybe thats ok, maybe its not. Its not for me to live their lives. But no one better sit here and say the drug has no effect past the initial high. It has FAR reaching effects. |
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you forgot to mention all the lobbyists on capitol hill from pharmaceutical companies, whom peddle "legal" drugs that WILL kill you...some people just choose to be blind to the facts...on You Tube, there is a full length documentary that is FREE to watch, it's called "The Union-The Business Behind Getting High". |
Seriously? Lame stereotypes are your arguments? So yeah, seriously, you claim no one in their right mind would pressure lawmakers to increase the number of drug laws, asset forfeiture laws that fund law enforcement agencies, etc. Then when presented with examples of those who do indeed wish to see their jobs and cushy pensions left intact and your only response is 'seriously'? That's telling. That may work on some old timers who haven't gotten out in a few decades and make them chuckle but it pretty much is what one says when they have no counter. And wow, you have known pot smokers and drinkers, just like everyone else on the planet. I'm impressed, bravo. |
Never said that no one would presure law makers. You always have those people that think they know whats best for everyone and of course you will have people pressure congress for everything under the sun. Im just saying that whatever is goind on in the background there is not enough to keep it from being legalized. And drug companines caringif its legalized or not? Pot isnt a wonder drug like asprin. If the drug companies honestly thought there would be value in pot, dont you think they would figure out a way to exploit it for themselves. Refine it, build on it...whatever. Stereotypes? Growing up their were never people that just smoked pot occationally. Those that did smoke smoked as much as they could afford and get their hands on. I knew atleast 20 people like this. For the ones that never quit...10 or so my observation was true for the majority of them. Whether or not someone needs to be motivated in this society is up for debate. People motivated generally find themselves under a lot of stress where I can see your constant pot smoker (once or more a week) not being as stressed because they dont have a job thats as stressful. No doubt about it at all. Pot cleary changes peoples motivation levels. Whether this is good or bad is not for me to say. But if you want to legalize it, the people trying to do it better bring facts to the table otherwise no one is going this listen. Funny how this is exactly whats happening now. |
Personally I think pot should be legalized and taxed. But anyone using it wont be allowed to use the health care system or if they do, will have to pay considerably more. Tobacco smokers should be in the same boat. No one using pot will be allowed to get wellfair or unemployment benifits. Because the after effects of pot are dramtic and far reaching after use, no one using pot will be allowed to drive, have a job that is potentailly life threatening to others etc. You practically have to have an entire Brueau set up to monitor them. The cost associated with this is too high and I suspect this may be one reason it will never be legalized. Let all the states in the world legalize it. The federal goverment never will allow it.
Touche, we'll just have to agree to disagree. My experience with pot users is much different than yours. Sure I know slacker pot users that did nothing with their lives, I also know the complete opposite, they run the gamit of society. Not sure why a pot user should (by law?) pay more for anything, isn't that simply a contract that should be negotiated between a health care provider and a health care consumer? Where do your restrictions end? You mention tobacco and weed, what about fast food, sugar, fat, high risk activity such as motorcycle racing or participation in sports, or anything else someone besides the individual deems, not sure what the word is here,'bad'? |
The black market is bad here in Virginia anyways. Why let people continue to go to these black markets when now-a-days people get hook on all kinds of shit that's been laced with cannabis. They (the black market) go out here and buy poorly grown cannabis and lace it with shit for and extra kick and then the addiction will keep them (the users) coming so they (the black market) can income their profit. Rather see it regulated and taxed in a safely manner than seeing good people go through all that mess and if a person want to smoke it, let them have that right to but with an age restriction, vehicle operation law and no possession within 1000 feet from school zone kinda' law. But that's my point of view.
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Tax it and make some money off of it instead of wasting it on locking people up for it.Calf. finally wised up due to all their debt.That is what the rest of the U.S. needs to do.
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- the person charged has prior arrests in different states
- the person charged had been arrested prior under different name(s) - due to marriage and misspelling.
- all the cases were dismissed but not expunged
- one prior arrest was for disobeying a police officer (nearly a decade ago)
Is there a possibility that Florida state attorney will overlook these prior arrests because the names and locations are not the same (although it is the same person)? Do these arrests even matter if all the cases have been dismissed?
A defendants prior criminal record ALWAYS has something to do with the pending case. The prosecutor reviews the priors and exercises his/her discretion in evaluating the case and making a recommendation to settle it with defense counsel. A first offender is viewed differently than a repeat offender. Get a criminal defense attorney to help you.
I was a prosecutor in Florida for almost 5 years. Ideally, prosecutors are supposed to look at the facts of the case first, then decide what sort of plea offer they make taking into account any priors. Sometimes, prosecutors will go forward on iffy cases because the person has a bad record. Some aggressive prosecutors might try to introduce what is known as 'Williams Rule Evidence' or evidence of prior bad acts to show motive or intent. Finally, the police always push the prosecutors to get maximum time in these cases because they take it very personally. Every case I have tried as a defense attorney has come back as a not guilty or lesser included misdemeanor offense.
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He is described as 5 feet 8, 190 pounds, with hazel eyes and blond hair. He has tattoos on his chest and upper right arm and scars on his back, left shoulder, and right eye. He has connections throughout southern New Hampshire, including Merrimack, Litchfield, Peterborough, Jaffrey, Swanzey and Keene.
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Originally from Houston, Texas, Jacob Grier is the lead bartender at Metrovino in Portland, Oregon. He writes the drink-and-policy weblog Liquidity Preference.
April showers bring May flowers, and May flowers bring . . . June cocktails?
Here are three drinks featuring floral ingredients perfect for enjoying in the budding season.
The Aviation is arguably the most famous floral cocktail, and it's been one of the emblematic drinks of the past decade's cocktail renaissance. If you walk into a bar and see an Aviation on the menu, odds are good that you're in the hands of a capable bartender.
But which Aviation? Two versions of the recipe were recorded, one of them featuring an obscure floral liqueur that until recently was lost to the U.S. market.
The version that was first revived is a simple mix of gin, lemon juice, and maraschino liqueur, a spirit made with the fruit and pits of Marasca cherries. It's a good, basic sour. However, the original recipe published in Hugo Ensslin's 1916 book Recipes for Mixed Drinks called for one more ingredient: crème de violette, a liqueur made with fresh violet petals. The addition of this liqueur elevates the drink to a new level.
Today there are several violet liqueurs available. The most prominent is the Rothman and Winter crème de violette imported by Haus Alpenz. It has a striking purple color and is delicious in an Aviation. A newer entrant to the market is the Liqueur de Violette from Tempus Fugit Spirits. It's delicious, but its natural color is not as pronounced when mixed in a drink, so cocktails made with it will have a less dramatic hue. If you're willing to spring for overseas shipping, a third option is the Deniset-Klaingueur, which combines rich color with a sweet, floral taste.
Regardless, any one of these violettes will work great in an Aviation, though you may want to increase the quantity of liqueur if using the drier offering from Tempus Fugit.
2 oz. gin
½ oz. lemon juice
⅓ oz. maraschino liqueur
⅓ oz. crème de violette
Lemon twist, for garnish
Shake together all the ingredients, strain into a chilled cocktail glass, garnish with the lemon twist, and serve.
This second drink features one of my favorite new ingredients, Dimmi liqueur. Made in Milan, Dimmi is flavored with peach and apricot blossoms, grappa, and other botanicals. It has a light fruitiness that pairs wonderfully with pisco or other fruit-forward spirits.
It also goes well with its better-known Milanese cousin, Campari. Together with the often-overlooked white port and blanco tequila, this slightly bitter cocktail makes a good aperitif.
1 oz. blanco tequila
1 oz. white port
½ oz. Campari
½ oz. Dimmi
Orange twist, for garnish
Stir together the liquid ingredients, strain into a chilled cocktail glass, garnish with the orange twist, and serve.
Liqueurs aren't the only way to incorporate flowers into a drink. One of the oldest floral drinks is hibiscus, or flor de Jamaica. The flowers from the hibiscus plant have a lightly tart flavor and impart a vibrant rich red hue when steeped in hot water. This herbal "tea" is enjoyed around the world, served both hot and cold, and sometimes accented with ginger or other spices. And, yes, it can be mixed with spirits.
Making a syrup with hibiscus flowers creates a cocktail sweetener with a brilliant color, which in this last drink contrasts nicely with fresh green cucumber. (The Roman Emperor Tiberius was reportedly such a lover of cucumbers that greenhouses were built to provide them for his table year-round, hence the name of the drink.) I originally created this to pair with Beefeater's Summer Edition gin, which includes elderflower, hibiscus, and black currants among its botanicals, but any good gin will work.
1 slice cucumber, plus 3 slices for garnish
2 oz. gin
¾ oz. lemon juice
¾ oz. hibiscus syrup (see Note)
Soda water
Muddle the first slice cucumber and add the gin, lemon juice, and hibiscus syrup. Shake with ice and fine-strain into an ice-filled rocks glass. Top with soda water, garnish with the remaining cucumber slices, and stir.
Note: To make the syrup, steep a handful of hibiscus flowers in hot water for a few minutes, then strain. Mix the resulting infusion with an equal volume of sugar.
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The Failure Club
I am not sure how many of you troll yahoo.com as much as I do but in the past year they have really put out some amazing original content. One of our most viewed and commented on posts is from a few years ago announcing the cancellation of the FX show 30 Days by Morgan Spurlock. Since the cancellation, Morgan has been busy at work making his documentary movies like The Greatest Movie Ever Sold. How many of you knew that he was still working on short format content as well?
Recently, I saw a few episode of The Failure Club and fell in love with it the same way I did with 30 Days. The episodes are about 8-10 minutes long (perfect for a quick workplace viewing) and follow 7 people who have let fear hold them back from what they really wanted to accomplish in life. Did they want to be a clown, a designer, a caterer, a writer? With cameras following them and recording their every move and emotion, they attempt to change their lives by not letting fear hold them back and reaching for their dreams. The show is incredibly optimistic and heartbreaking at the same time.
It is pretty safe to say that everyone, at some point or another, has been held back by fear (this writer included) and it is refreshing to see people taking a chance on their passion and watching those first steps of an idea and seeing it come to life. You watch it and root for them to succeed and cringe with every downfall. Just like 30 Days, you get hooked on the people and the human aspect of the series which is a running theme in all of Spurlock's work.
If you have the time or want a little inspiration to get you out of your cubicle and into your dream situation, I highly suggest that you give this series on yahoo a try. I give it the I'm Not Here To Make Friends stamp of approval. New episodes are uploaded every Monday and Friday and you can see all episodes at http://screen.yahoo.com/lifestyle/failure-club/.
Epic Build – The Internet's Newest Reality Show
There has been talk of how the internet will play a role in the next generation of reality television. Some think it will expand the genre while others believe it will kill it by watering down the content. Not many have even tried to go down the road of an internet reality show before but the newest contender holds a special place in our hearts. Epic Build is a new YouTube series, inspired by reality competitions, where players try to get the most viewer votes by building things in the popular computer game Minecraft. In each episode, there will be various challenges and contestants will be eliminated until only one player remains.
Not only does this new series include our love of video games but also our love of reality television. It is right up our alley. The first episode premieres on January 16th with new episodes being posted every two weeks. There will be 12 episodes total and all can be found here so subscribe to that youtube channel for up to date episode notifications.
Check it out, let us know what you think, and vote vote vote. This could be the future of reality television before our eyes. So many great reality shows never see the light of day and Epic Build is fortunate enough to have a youtube audience. We are sure it will be worth your bandwidth. Also, keep your eyes here at notmakefriends.com for more Epic Build information as the show progresses.
Episode 182 : Of Course They Did
Back on task and ready to deliver the goods, Allison and Bryan don't slack and mumble around on this episode! They cover the finale of the Amazing Race and two episodes of Top Chef and it only takes them just shy of an hour! If they seem a bit distracted at time, that's because something was making a noise in the office (the sound doesn't pick up on the mic, thankfully) and they try to figure out where it is coming from. That mystery is never solved, but the mystery as to where they've been the last few weeks is solved… or over… whatever makes more sense.
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In this episode, Allison and Bryan make up for lost time by discussing 2 episodes each of the Amazing Race and Top Chef. They're sorry for the wait, but they were just flat out too fat on turkey last week to be of any use to anyone.
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As hosts of a podcast about reality television that makes no revenue (yet….looking at you sponsors…) you can imagine that we are not at the front lines when it comes to charity work. When we found out about Reality Rally, we wanted to attend because of the large amounts of reality stars and thought "we can get some good exposure here". At the end of the day we got not only good exposure but new good friends and a new respect for what charity can be. When most people think of charity they think of running a marathon (something these out of shape podcasters could never do) or of the junk mail you get every day asking for your cash that inevitably ends up in the recycle bin. Reality Rally changed our lives because it showed us that charity can have a light-hearted and fun side. Everyone at Reality Rally was so helpful and in such great spirits that it was infectious! What we were met with at Reality Rally was a wonderful group of stars and volunteers all working towards the same goal and having fun doing so and everyone had to entire weekend to enjoy the experience. This isn't your typical charity event. Everyone's passion for Michelle's Place shined as you could see how every detail for an entire weekend was planned out and the amount of respect everyone had for the cause and eachother. Since our trip to Reality Rally, Allison has attended multiple "Say No To Drugs" races and even participated in one of their 5k runs (though she doesn't want to reveal her time out of embarrassment). All proceeds of Reality Rally go to Michelle's Place, a breast cancer research foundation. While we never personally have had much experience with breast cancer in our lives (thank goodness we are lucky) the more we learned then more aware we became and since Allison is female (duh) this awareness could be life saving one day. Breast cancer can hit anyone at any age and research and awareness is critical. Reality Rally sparked in us the spirit of fun charity and showed us that every single one of us is a Survivor in our own right and every volunteer and every small action matters.
Episode 178 : Get My Krusty Heads
Well, well, well, looks like your intrepid hosts went off and got married, so they got behind on a few episodes. Now that they're all hitched, Allison and Bryan are back doing what they do best, talking about reality television. They're covering 3 big episodes of the Amazing Race and 2 episodes of the just started Top Chef Texas. Time to buckle up again and get going, it's I'm Not Here to Make Friends time!
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Episode 175 : Amazing Doubleness
Look who's back everyone? It's Allison and Bryan! It is time for them to tackle the Amazing Race! The two of them are more than ready to recap the episodes and nick-name all the racers. There's a lot to laugh at and make fun of in these episodes and the I'm Not Here to Make Friends crew is more than up to the task! Dive right in and enjoy it for yourself!
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Memorial Day Marathons
Memorial Day Weekend is a time for cookouts, beer, a reality television marathons on tv. This weekend I ran into two shows that really shocked me at how much I enjoyed them.
Oddities is a show on The Science Channel that follows a store called Obscura in New York City. Obscura specializes in antiques and, you guessed it, oddities. If you ever need a two headed cow or some old school embalming equipment this is the place you should go. The store is run by Mike and Evan. Mike is the kind of guy that if you passed him on the street you would not know that he may be on his way to pick up a mummified ear. He seems very typical and just like your standard guys guys. This makes him very appealing to watch. Evan is a very beautiful woman, in my opinion, who is in love with everything a bit off or Victorian. Together, Mike and Evan have a vast knowledge of all things macbre. I enjoy watching them play off of eachother as they go out into the field and I really love watching them interact with customers. This show is a bit like Pawn Stars where people can bring in items to be bought. Unlike Pawn Stars, I do not feel that they are taking the seller as a sucker and they do try to get the best deal possible for everyone. The shop buyer and resident bone expert is named Ryan and I think I fell in love with him. He is pale, has dark hair, and has many tattoos. He is a skinny guy who wears collared shirts and vests and pretty much is exactly what you imagine when you think of "the bone guy". Ryan is very passionate about his work and is very knowledgable at what he does. I specially enjoyed the episode where he asked a customer out on a date. I just love him for some reason. Since the shop is in New York City, it isn't uncommon to see celebs drop by. Amy Sedaris and Paul Dinello from Strangers with Candy are frequent guests along with the lead singer of Korn. One of my favorite resident customers is a man named Edgar who has been featured in several episodes and talks a bit like Vincent Price or more specially the creepy guy from any Bugs Bunny cartoon. If you haven't checked this show out and, like myself, you have a fascination with the world of oddities….this is the show for you. New episodes air on Saturdays on The Science Channel so set those DVRs.
My next show I am a bit ashamed of…..
Real Housewives of New Jersey
Ok so I still can not name all of them by name (a fact that Ragan Fox would kill me for) but I really got sucked into this show on Monday afternoon. I feel in love with Caroline and her entire family. She really is the backbone of the show and has the most dignity out of the entire group of cackling hens. I think Teressa has to be my second favorite because she is just a little spitfire. Hell, I would be flipping over tables too!! My least favorite is Danielle but she is damn entertaining. I was catching up by watching a reunion show and I was laughing my ass off at how much everyone else hated her. Normally my heart goes out to the underdog but I really just wanted Teressa to hit her in the face. I am a bit ashamed that I did watch several hours of this show but man did it go down well with my beer and hot dog.
Please leave your comments below with what you watched over the holiday. Did you fall into any interesting shows?
How Top Chef Masters Hit A Low Point
I must give credit where credit is due. It is very difficult to keep a reality show "fresh" going into its 3rd season. I was expecting more this season from Top Chef Masters simply because of its pedigree and previous seasons. Here I am going to go through some of the things I like about this season and some of the things I do not want to subject my eyeballs too.
Like #1: Hugh!
Hugh reminds me of myself in many ways. Cocky, funny, and very self aware. It takes a man to rock a unibrow and still makes jokes about it himself.
Like #2: Curtis Stone
I have liked Curtis since his days on TLC's Take Home Chef. He is attractive, charming, and has a great accent for the ladies. His hosting style is laid back but to the point. Sometimes I feel like Padma, as a host, can put in a little too much of herself into it when all I want is an explanation of the challenge and to move on. We do not get any of that with Curtis. Just the facts, plain and simple, and not too bad to look at either.
Like #3: Maroon 5
One of the more recent challenges was to cook for the band Maroon 5. Who knew these guys would be so loveable and funny and sill pull of the "rockstar" vibe. I am a huge fan personally in my real life and thought it was a huge score to get them to be on the show. The challenge itself for their episode was a bit sub par but Maroon 5 really hit it out of the park. I only wish we could have seen them rocking out a bit for the cheftestants.
Coming up with my "like" list was much more difficult than coming up with my "dislike" list. What follows is only my opinion. If you don't agree, please feel free to leave a comment below telling me off.
Dislike #1: Judges
This season of Top Chef Masters has seen a random revolving door of judges. There is James Oseland (who I actually quite enjoy as a judge) as well as Curtis Stone (I guess you can consider him a judge, he is there at the table and has some input it seems….so should we consider him a judge?) and that is pretty much our only constant. That guy from eater.com is there sometimes but I find him as enjoyable as a wet towel at the beach. All the judging seems so subjective and no one can really seem to agree and most of the judge's table discusses are just plain awkward. It has also become very apparent that they are keeping certain chefs due to their entertainment value. I like Hugh but he probably should have been sent home last week. Everything the judges were saying led me to believe that he was going home but yet he will live to cook another day. As a fan of Hugh's I cannot say that I am disappointed because it gives me another week of his witty one liners but as a reviewer and lover of reality television, I wish it wasn't made as obvious.
Dislike #2: The Chefs
The last 2 season I have recognized most of the chefs that have been on Top Chef Masters. I have either seen their books on shelves in stores, read about them, or have seen them in other cooking shows. This season, I only know Mary Sue. It makes me wonder why they didn't have her involved during Susan Finiger's season. Now that would have been entertaining! Don't take what I am typing the wrong way. I am sure all of these chefs are very well-known for what they do and well-respected in their community but…..who are they? What is their background? I don't know where any of them work (because the show hasn't really shown me) or what their culinary point of view is (because the show hasn't really shown me) and I don't understand why they were picked for the show. If you want me to invest an hour a week for several weeks of my life to these chefs the show should at least paint them in an interesting way and allow me to get to know them a little better so that I can take myself on their journey. I think the show has become more disjointed with the implementation of the new format. That is a perfect segway into…….
Dislike #3: The New Format
Last season, it was a bracket style format with each weeks winner going into the semi finals and competing against another weeks winner until only one chef was last standing. This season, it mimics the typical Top Chef format. Since I don't know who most of these chefs are, I really don't see any need to see them over and over again. It appears that the chef themselves are getting bored with the show and are not putting out food that is consistent with their "talent level". All the food this season seems to be pedestrian and middle of the road. It isn't bad but it isn't necessarily ground breaking either. Since they have several weeks to cook as opposed to one episodes, the stakes are lowered for food intensity and viewer drama. The chefs know that they don't need to break out everything they can as long as they aren't the worst chef there. They seem down right bored or like their minds aren't really on the prize. Let's face it. If I was a successful chef, I wouldn't give to care about how Top Chef Master's played out for me after probably 2-3 weeks of shooting. That is time I could be devoting to my restaurant. In past seasons, the quickfire and elimination challenge would be a top chef favorite from seasons past. The chefs would need to cook with only gas station ingredients or even participate in wedding wars or restaurant wars. It seems like the challenges this season are just plain stupid. We still haven't seen a prep station relay race or anything that resembles what we all love about Top Chef. This really is scraping the bottom of the barrel. I never thought I would say this, but I miss the old format as long as it means the chefs are competing with all their worth to stay alive.
My Final Dislike: Misuse of LA
I think this is all being shot in Los Angeles as far as I can tell. Why not highlight the city. There are tons of past Top Chef Masters who are right here in Los Angeles. There is so much culture and all we have seen of LA is the whole foods. They haven't even had the obligatory Universal City Walk scene. Maybe it is because I live in Los Angeles and know how many cool places there are but if you are going to spend the money to have the people here in LA, why not showcase the town a little. I hate when I cannot tell where a show is shot because we never see outside of the production bubble. That may just be a pet peeve of mine but it warrants being said here on my site.
If I was Bravo, I would take a long hard look at what the fans are saying about this show. We just got done with a season of Top Chef All-Stars and days later Top Chef Masters starts. If you are going to be putting it down our throats back to back to back so that there isn't a week that goes by that I don't notice the Top Chef franchise then you better may it worth my time.
It feels good to get that off my chest! Do you agree? Disagree? Leave your comments below!
Commercial Kings
Are you fans of Rhett and Link? Have you been watching their commercials on youtube and rhettandlink.com for years now? Us too!
Did you watch scream queens? Did you enjoy our interview with Joke and Biago the executive producers? Of course you did!
You may be asking yourself, what do these things have in common Allison? I will tell you what they have in common so hold your damn horses! Joke and Biago have a new project that will be hitting your idiot boxes in June. It involves Rhett and Link and is called Commercial Kings. Ok well I can't explain it as well as these two guys can so watch below!
It airs June 24th on IFC so check your cable provider guide for the channel number and sit down and watch it. We will be taking a trip to their post production headquarters and of course will bring you anything we find. To find out more about Joke and Biago check out their production website jokeandbiago.com. They have a daily blog as well as cool stuff from scream queens and commercial kings as well as just exude how awesome people they are in words.


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By Packers Therapy with Chris & Dave in Featured, Green Bay Packers, Packers Therapy, Podcast on September 11, 2013 8:30 am / 2 comments
Chris and Dave see some bright spots in the Packers season-opening loss to San Francisco, but can't come together on Eddy Lacy. Our not-so-dynamic duo are less than sanguine about the safety situation, but see better things for the Pack this Sunday.
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Love your podcast; been listening since the 2007-08 season. Chris, you are too down on the Packers. They will be fine. And why the big worry over the back-up QB? If Rodgers gets hurt, it won't matter much at all who is back there. And your take on injuries and GB playing it conservative in preseason: Maybe so, but other teams are hit just as bad. I am stuck with the Cardinals in AZ (and I lived in St. Louis from 77-92 so had them then as well) and this year they lost their first rounder, a OL guy, to season ending injury in first preseason game. Preseason is now just for player evaluation and not to be seen as practice games.
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Pack clobbers Washington today. So you guys were worried about the team being ready because they held back in preseason. Looked pretty good today… And you were criticizing James Jones (or at least the play calling) as he was invisible last week. So today he gets his turn. If you recall last season was similar. Like today, where was Jordy Nelson? Rodgers has lots of targets, everyone will eventually get a turn. So chill a little.
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Nov 14 heykmart: Two Posters, One Theme The Central Park Five and West Of Memphis are two powerful and buzzed about documentaries about our criminal legal system. For Blacks and Latinos, the poor, the young, and the outcasts there is no justice. These films are a call to action. Will most definitely be checking both of these out. I met Damien Echols tonight at a talk at my school — such an incredibly humbling experience. He spoke so articulately with such wisdom and zen. It was a really wonderful and memorable experience being able to chat with him and his wife Lorri after the talk. Definitely one of those experiences that helps you put things in perspective…
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Alex and I have been friends for years, and I never would have thought we would end up together. I had always held him in high regard and as a good guy. At one point I tried to hook him up with my now co-maid of honor. They never dated, and now I am engaged to a marvelous man, who I love very much! I met Alex in Missouri where I grew up. I moved to Florida to pursue residency there and eventually school. While I lived there, Alex and some other friends of ours came and visited. During the course of this visit, Alex and I realized we were attracted to one another. Nothing came of it, in fact we at one point stopped talking altogether as to not lead one another on. While I did not talk to him, I dated a guy who in simple turns, "did me wrong." I came back to Missouri for holiday right before I knew I would move back, and Alex immediately asked to date me. I refused in the wake of the unpleasant relationship. That lasted a total of a day and half, it would have probably been less had the full day not been on Christmas and I had familial obligations. We were together before I even moved back and can honestly say with out his wonderful support and love I would not still be living in Missouri. We have been together a year and half.
We recently went on a trip to Yosemite National Park in California.We are avid hikers and planned to dominate Half Dome, as has been a life goal of mine since seeing the imposing mountain as a young adolescent. On the subdome, in a secluded spot with a gorgeous view; my wonderful boyfriend asked me to marry him. The eight miles down the mountain where in more ways than one much better than the eight miles up it!


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- The Road to Email Success Is Paved With Strategy
- We've been spending more and more time with marketers on planning their digital programs -- something too few email marketers are committed to. There seems to be a disproportionate amount of time spent reviewing email and campaign management technology (features) as opposed to the strategy that is meant to drive the use of that technology. Is your marketing team investing enough in the strategy behind your email programs? Here are a few questions to ask yourselves to be sure.» 0 Comments
- Track, Evaluate, And Diversify To Drive Email List Growth
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- Back in December, we wrote about "laughs and gaffes" in retail email. While the economic times are still uncertain for many marketers (and consumers), moods are starting to swing into spring. (It's sunny in Seattle! Woo hoo!) Seems like a great time to revisit the topic of inbox humor and look at how senders have been delivering cheer.» 0 Comments
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- he recession has a put a spotlight on email marketing, with executives suddenly intensely interested in what their email marketing staff are doing.In some cases, this spotlight hasn't been entirely positive. Executives seems to have a significant knowledge gap about email marketing best practices. This gap, combined with the extreme urgency to generate as much revenue as soon as possible, has led to some surreal internal discussions and counterproductive directives.» 0 Comments
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- Beauty, the proverb tells us, is in the eye of the beholder. As someone who loves the flexibility, variety, potential, and business benefits of email, I am grieved at the many industry articles I read that lead off with a reference to email as being "not sexy." Email IS sexy, and I can prove it. My argument turns on the definition of "sexy," which, in an advertising and business context, calls to mind attributes such as "enticing, enriching, versatile, artful" and so on. I hope the following descriptions will get your heart pounding just a little faster when you next ...» 0 Comments
- Some Insight From The Insiders: Emerging Email Technologies
- Once again I was fortunate enough to attend the Spring Email Insider Summit in Florida. This year I moderated a roundtable discussion on Emerging Technologies, specifically: things that leading email marketers have their eyes on through 2009 and beyond. While I will omit the names of the members of the roundtable in an effort to protect the innocent, I think the ideas we shared are both valuable and interesting for other marketers to contemplate.» 0 Comments
- It's Time to Ignore The Law
- A bill was introduced in the Canadian Parliament at the end of April titled the Electronic Commerce Protection Act (ECPA). This new legislation is the Canadian government's attempt at stemming the tide of unsolicited messages. If you typically send true opt-in messages, you are in good shape. However, if you read the bill in its entirety, it casts light on a shade of gray that many in the email world have used to opt someone into their list who -- from the perspective of the recipient -- did not want to be included. The ECPA raises the question of what ...» 0 Comments
- Be Your Subscribers' Best Friend: Design for Dynamic Content
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RUBERY residents and visitors gathered in the village on Saturday afternoon and evening (November 30) for the annual Christmas lights switch-on.
As well as appearances from Father Christmas, a snowman and a reindeer, there was live music performed by several acts, including Laura Shaw, Dylan Hartnell, Chloe Barry and Jasmine Rawlins.
Then, at 5.30pm, there was the big countdown - Bromsgrove District Council civic head Coun Helen Jones, Bromsgrove town crier Kevin Ward and Father Christmas were joined by three lucky local youngsters and the plunger was pushed down, illuminating Rubery for the festive season.
The event was organised by the district council and followed on from Bromsgrove's switch-on the Saturday before.
The Primrose Hospice's lights of love tree, which is opposite the charity's shop in the village, was also lit up.
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The lights of love in Bromsgrove and the tree of lights in Redditch has so far made £19,781.09 for the charity.
Tony Maslen, who put together the on-stage entertainment, said: "We had a great turn-out and the seasonal songs really got Rubery into the Christmas spirit.
"Thanks to everyone who performed on the day and everyone who came along and supported the event."
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The Jersey Shore phenomenon has returned over the past month, with its season premiere resulting in record ratings for MTV. Have you ever watched the show and do you think this type of reality television is the type of programming to showcase to teenagers?
I've never watched the show. I hate reality TV, never been a fan of it. I think you should live reality, not watch it.
Would you be a fan of NASCAR doing a midweek Cup race down the road, just like what the Trucks do at Bristol each year? -- Anonymous, Michigan
Yeah, I think it's great. I love that the trucks do that, it's a different way of doing things. I grew up with my family in ARCA and ARCA used to do that. Heck, summer it's a good time to have a midweek race. Let's do it.
Vanna White. WIN HER. I've always been a fan. She always turns the letters in an elegant way, with a nice smile.
Lady Gaga. SPIN HER. I don't know what to think about her. I'm very confused, but I do like some of her music. I don't know what to think.
Today's Topic: College Football
RING ME UP: Well, I'm very interested to see how Michigan performs, and if they can get through this rough spot. Let's see if this spread offense can work in the Big Ten -- it's year three for coach Rich Rodriguez and definitely a really big year for him. I've met him personally for the last three years, had some fun with him. I think he's a pretty cool guy; he's putting a different system into a very established school, and it's going to take time. But I think this is ultimately a results business, and we're all interested to see his results.
I LOST THE NUMBER: The easy answer here would be Ohio State. But although I dislike Ohio State, I don't dislike them as much as I dislike Florida. I've never been a big fan. I got a little miffed a few years ago when they trash talked (Michigan) ... it made me feel good when we beat them in a bowl game a few years ago.
Take us around a lap at Bristol.
Bristol is the quickest lap we run all year. Keeping that in perspective, before you ever run a lap around there you have to understand things happen very, very fast. You have to be a corner ahead at all times, which is very difficult to do. You have to be thinking ahead. So we'll start out at the start/finish line, which on a Cup car you just get to full throttle right before the start/finish line. It's only for about half-a-second, though, before you have to lift going into Turn 1. Turn 1 is a tricky corner on corner entry, because the corner tends to be fairly free on entry - which means the car wants to over rotate and spin on backwards into the wall. But then when you get to the center of the corner, it pushes. So you try to react to that. The exit to Turn 2 is kind of a hairy little corner. You can kind of drive out on any part of the racetrack, but it's a little rough [pavement-wise]; so it's a little tricky to manage both of those two.
The entrance to Turn 3 is different than the entrance of Turn 1. Your entry into the corner is just a little wider, because the whole backstretch seems to be a little wider than the frontstretch. So the entry into Turn 3's just a little wider, and when you get to the center, you're actually a little bit free as compared to 1 and 2, where you're a little bit tight. So that's a little tricky. You use just a little bit of brake, just as little as possible, just to manage the car. And again, you're only going through the throttle for just a split second on the backstretch. Get on it in the middle of 3 and 4, where you're just a little bit free, and then get on the throttle off of 4, and the corner tightens up on you just like the exit of turn 2 at Darlington. So you have to be prepared for that. Try to run as low as possible, hook your left tires right on the pavement for a transition... and that's a whole lap. It's very simple, very rhythm sensitive and very fast.
A lot of times, this night race is when we see a lot of paybacks. Is there anyone or anything in particular we should watch out for, and what's the right way to give a payback to somebody?
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Danieal Manning
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Danieal LaCraig Manning[1] (born August 9, 1982) is a professional American football safety for the Houston Texans. He was drafted by the Chicago Bears in the second round of the 2006 NFL Draft. He played college football at Abilene Christian (ACU).
Early years[edit]
Before college, he was a highly touted defensive back at Corsicana High School. Manning transferred from the University of Nebraska to Abilene Christian University.[2]
Professional career[edit]
2006 NFL Draft[edit]
Manning was ranked as the No. 9 safety available in the 2006 NFL Draft by Sports Illustrated.[3] He was drafted by the Chicago Bears with the 42nd pick from Abilene Christian University, which made him the first player from a non-Division I school to be selected that year (as well as the second highest pick in the history of the school's football program, after Johnny Perkins in 1977).
Chicago Bears[edit]
Midway through the 2008 NFL season, Manning took over Devin Hester's duties as the Bears' kick returner. On December 11, 2008, he returned a kickoff 83 yards for a touchdown, making it the first regular season opening kickoff returned for a touchdown for the Bears since 1972.[4] A week before this touchdown, Manning picked off David Garrard's pass on the Jaguars opening drive, and returned it to the Jaguars five-yard line.[5]
Manning led the league in return average and number of 30+-yard returns, despite only starting half the season. Manning was Bears starting nickelback in 2008, and competed with Josh Bullocks, Corey Graham, Kevin Payne, and Craig Steltz for starting free safety.[6] Manning won the starting position before the start of the Bears 2009 summer training camp.[7] On passing downs, Manning played nickelback, while Steltz filled in for him at free safety.[7] Due to Manning's larger role on defense, the Bears have chosen second year wide receiver Johnny Knox to take over kick returning duties.[8]
Houston Texans[edit]
Manning signed a four year, $20 million contract with the Houston Texans on July 28, 2011. $9 million of the contract is guaranteed.[9]
In week 4 of the 2012 season, Manning intercepted Tennessee Titans quarterback Matt Hasselbeck and returned it 55 yards for the first defensive touchdown in his career.[10]
On October 17, 2012, Manning was fined $15,000 after an unnecessary roughness penalty in which he punched Packers offensive tackle Marshall Newhouse.
- ^ "Danieal Manning Pro Football Reference Profile". pro-football-reference.com.
- ^ Short Work for Manning
- ^ http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/football/2006/draft/breakdowns/by_position/s.html
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- ^ "Bears, Manning beat Jaguars". MyCentralJersey.com. 2008-12-07. Retrieved 2010-12-28.
- ^ Dickerson, Jeff (2009-07-22). "Position battle: Safety". ESPN. Retrieved 2009-07-23.
- ^ a b "Bears do secondary shuffle". Chicago Sun-Times. 2009-07-29. Retrieved 2009-07-30.[dead link]
- ^ Mayer, Larry (2009-09-30). "Why is Johnny Knox returning kickoffs instead of Danieal Manning?". chicagobears.com. Retrieved 2009-10-05.
- ^ Texans improve 'D' with deals with Joseph, Manning July 28, 2011
- ^ Houston Texans of to franchise-best 4-0 start with 38-14 win over Tennessee Titans September 30, 2012.
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For starter be aware of the double pricing. The price for locals is half of the price displayed at reception. My wife is Bulgarian, she made the reservation by phone for a double room but when we arrived we had few unpleasant surprises.
First, they ...
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I booked this hotel with higher expectations than reality.The room was medium.The girls at the reception were not helpful at all.
I will have definitely second thoughts to go back again, unless it will be reinnovated
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(AIDS victims: gay men who volunteered for Hepatitis B. vaccine trials in 1980.)
In January 1983 Dr John Findbeiner, writing in Medical World News warned that the hepatitis B. vaccine:
"Might be contaminated with a pathogen responsible for the AIDS epidemic."
Alan Cantwell, a Los Angeles doctor confirms in his book AIDS The Mystery and the Solution that investigations revealed that the first 26 cases of AIDS in the U.S. were from New York, San Francisco, and Los Angeles, the three cities that carried out the most extensive early hepatitis B. vaccine trials. Dr Cladd Stevens of the New York Blood Centre assembled 212 men out of the 1083 who had taken part in the hepatitis B. vaccine trials and found 85 of them with AIDS.
On May 11 1987, Pearce Wright, accomplished science-editor of London's The Times ran a front page story with the headline...
"Smallpox Vaccine Triggered AIDS Virus."
An outside consultant to the World Health Organisation had reported to The Times that the WHO having found a connection between their smallpox inoculation programmes and the incidence of "AIDS" in Zambia, Zaire and Brazil had engaged his firm to investigate. Which they did, and found the suspicion correct. However when the report was given to the WHO they would not publish the findings.
"The smallpox vaccine theory would account for the position of each of the seven Central African States which top the table of most affected countries; why Brazil became the most afflicted Latin American Country; and how Haiti became the route for the spread of AIDS to the US. Brazil was the only South American country covered in the eradication of smallpox campaign and has the highest incidence of AIDS in that region, Zaire has 33 million smallpox vaccinations, Zambia 19 million, Tanzania 14 million and so on... Haiti had 14,000 citizens living in Central Africa, they had smallpox inoculations there and eventually returned home."
"After a meeting of 50 experts near Geneva this month it was revealed that up to 75 million (one third of the population of South Africa) could have AIDS within the next five years."
Robert Matthews, technical correspondent of The Times, told Jon Rappoport of the New York Native, June 29 1987:
"The World Health Organisation which had been running their 13-year smallpox eradication programme in the third world until 1980 wondered if the vaccinations were connected to the AIDS pandemic. They hired an outside consultant to do a study on it. He did and said... 'Yes your suspicion is correct.' But the report was buried by the WHO and so the consultant came to us... His credentials can not be dismissed... We are not giving his name, but the WHO know he is our source."
There is informed speculation that the smallpox vaccine could also be contaminated with harmful viruses. For thirty years various doctors have claimed that we have been playing with a time-bomb called vaccines and there are many examples to point to. US AIDS researchers in their labs will soon begin to wonder if they themselves are merely dupes working to correct what another part of the medical establishment has wrought in its vaccines... but they will keep their mouths shut because they are paid to do so."
(Dr Robert Gallo of the National Cancer Institute.)
SOURCE: The Times, May 11 1987 and New York Native, June 29 1987. K. Ungar, California.
Protective vaccination against smallpox can also trigger off cancer in the form of malignant tumours as was shown in the case of 38 persons whose tumours resulted from the vaccination scar.
(This was the report on the first page of the journal Medical News in 1969. Dr Willard L. Marmelzat of the University of Southern California reported at the second International Congress of Tropical Dermatology that none of these patients had ever been in contact with carcinogenic (cancer-forming) chemicals, and not one had ever received any injury or mechanical trauma at the site of the vaccination scar.)
"I have been saying for some years that the use of live vaccines, such as that used for smallpox, can activate a dormant infection such as HIV." (Dr Robert Gallo.) |
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Find out more »Human Resource Council: 8:00-9:00am hosted by HSC Counseling Center at Common Grounds
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Find out more »Chamber Chat with Brandi in the Morning: 8:00am on 105.7FM
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