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Boone County officials cracking down on synthetic drugs
Boone County officials are winning the fight against synthetic drugs after changes in the laws updating what's legal and illegal.
Deputies and prosecutors are seeing fewer cases involving bath salts. The Boone County Sheriff's Department and court officials agree there is a significant decrease not only in the courts, but in the stores where the drug was once prevalent.
However, both departments remain cautious.
They tell ABC 17 News new drugs could pop up on the street any day.
Stopping by stores that have been known to sell synthetic drugs, no illegal drugs were seen in the store.
"That is a great example of things that we saw a year ago and we are not seeing anymore," said Stephanie Morrell, assistant Boone County prosecuting attorney.
"I think we have seen a decline in its use," said Detective Tom O'Sullivan with the Boone County Sheriff's Department. "We aren't encountering as many people as we once were that were under the influence of bath salts or synthetic marijuana."
The new federal law makes selling synthetic drugs as serious an offense as selling cocaine.
"Over the last year, we have been seeing smaller numbers in that regard," said Morrell.
Just this year, the Boone County Sheriff's Department made nearly 130 drug arrests, which include the synthetic drugs.
"I hope this new law is expansive enough that it's going to be very difficult to put similar types of products out there on the market, but we will wait and see," O'Sullivan said.
But the law has made one clear change -- it's taken many synthetic drugs off Columbia streets.
Bath salts and fake marijuana or K2 can be dangerous.
Nearly five months ago, a teen nearly died after using synthetic drugs.
The new law took effect in mid-June.
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Version Control Your API Documentation with Github
Posted on 10-24-2012
Out of date API documentation is by far the most common mistake API providers make, and also the number one pain point for API developers. It makes sense that you will want to keep your API documentation in sync with each version of your API, and one way to handle this is to version them both, using Github.
To use Github for your API documentation, all you need to do is create an single public repository, which you can use to manage HTML versions of your API docs. By putting your API documentation in its own repository you can keep the version of the API code repository in sync with it's corresponding documentation.
With the API documentation in Github, you can then easily publish to your API area or just allow developers to go directly to the Github repository and browse documentation there.
To help you edit your API documentation, you can use tools like prose.io, which will allow even non-developers to assist in maintaining API documentation, with all changes stored neatly in a central Github repository.
Storing API docs in Github will also make them more portable. Some developers may wish to download a copy for offline work, or just prefer having locally for their own reference.
With the right approach to managing your API docs with Github, you can easily keep them up to date, in sync with your API, while also making them easily accessible by all API consumers--without much of the headache often associated with managing API documentation.
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Wisconsin and Syracuse face tough test this week against CIS powerhouse
Aug 19, 2013, 5:25 PM EST
It's okay if you aren't familiar with Canadian college basketball power Carleton University, but you can be sure that Wisconsin and Syracuse are both prepared for a tough contest this week during their respective Canadian exhibition tours when they face the Canadian Interuniversity Sport powerhouse.
Carleton is in the midst of a Wooden-like nine of 11 years of winning the CIS championship — and that pretty cool-looking trophy in the photo — and they've spent the summer thrashing other D-1 programs with a pair of easy double-digit victories over Towson and TCU.
The Badgers play at Carleton's gym on Wednesday while Syracuse will play Carleton at the Canadian Tire Centre on Friday.
Towson and TCU obviously aren't on the level of Wisconsin and Syracuse in the college basketball world, but Carleton handled Towson and TCU with a pair of 26-point victories and will surely give Wisconsin and Syracuse a tough game for an August exhibition tour.
It should be of no concern to either Wisconsin or Syracuse if they drop an exhibition game to a well-oiled machine in their home country, but it will be interesting to gauge the results based on what we know about the previous two outcomes.
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