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#770715 Oct 13, 2012
Never learn, huh? Never learn, huh? Never learn, huh? Never learn, huh? Where is the outrage? You don't suppose Topix is just out to make a buck do you and doesn't really care about the hurt feelings of housebound idiots?
#770716 Oct 13, 2012
Romney and his wife Ann maintain a separate charitable foundation. The couple has contributed approximately $13.6 million including an initial gift of more than $3.6 million to their Tyler Charitable Foundation, based in Boston, MA, over the past 13 years.
Among them the dollars awarded by the Tyler Foundation since 2000:
The United Way:$177,000
Operation Kids:$85,000
Center For Treatment of Pediatric MS:$75,000
City Year:$65,000
Deseret International:$50,000
All told, nearly $18 million of charitable giving by Mitt Romney to date is roughly 8% of what we currently estimate his net worth to be and three times Obama�s net worth.
Yet it is very likely that we are undercounting Romney�s total lifetime giving by many millions, as any exhaustive log of Romney�s pre-2010 out of pocket donations.
#770717 Oct 13, 2012
(That'll drag 'em in, nothing hurts worse than when somebody hurts your fake feelings while you're out trin' to make a buck.)
#770718 Oct 13, 2012
It was a simple misunderstanding. A thousand pardons.
You should still whip yourself with a hose - uncontrollably - just for willingly joining the ranks of the easily fooled.
#770719 Oct 13, 2012
They weren't lies. Rounding off or being off by a few numbers doesn't change the context behind them.
#770720 Oct 13, 2012
Oh oh - the Mayans were right! December 21st looms ... where's Flack?
#770721 Oct 13, 2012
Huffington Post October 2012:
Doctors Call For Repeal Of Obamacare, Say They'll Vote For Romney:
More than half of physicians say they�ll vote for Mitt Romney come November 6th compared to just 36 percent for Obama, according to a recent survey by medical staffing firm Jackson and Cokey. In fact, 15 percent of survey respondents said they�ll be switching to the Republican camp this election, with most citing the Affordable Care Act as the reason.
#770722 Oct 13, 2012
Bad attempt to spin. You are loosing your edge.
Biden, during the debate, stated that there was no more need for the tanks that are made in Ohio only.
Try to figure out what this means.
#770723 Oct 13, 2012
Why is Obama losing? Why will America lose if Da Bammy is re-elected? Go shine your bullets.
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#770724 Oct 13, 2012
"I've never thought much of Joe Biden. But man, did he get it right in last night's debate, and not just because he walloped sniveling little Paul Ryan on the facts. What he got absolutely right, despite what you might read this morning (many outlets are criticizing Biden's dramatic excesses), was his tone. Biden did absolutely roll his eyes, snort, laugh derisively and throw his hands up in the air whenever Ryan trotted out his little beady-eyed BS-isms."
"But he should have! He was absolutely right to be doing it. We all should be doing it. That includes all of us in the media, and not just paid obnoxious-opinion-merchants like me, but so-called 'objective' news reporters as well. We should all be rolling our eyes, and scoffing and saying,'Come back when you're serious.'"
The load of balls that both Romney and Ryan have been pushing out there for this whole election season is simply not intellectually serious. Most of their platform isn't even a real platform, it's a fourth-rate parlor trick designed to paper over the real agenda � cutting taxes even more for super-rich dickheads like Mitt Romney, and getting everyone else to pay the bill.
The essence of the whole campaign for me was crystalized in the debate exchange over Romney's 20 percent tax-cut plan. ABC's Martha Raddatz turned the questioning to Ryan:
MS. RADDATZ: Well, let's talk about this 20 percent.
VICE PRESIDENT BIDEN: Well �(chuckles)�
MS. RADDATZ: You have refused yet again to offer specifics on how you pay for that 20 percent across-the-board tax cut. Do you actually have the specifics, or are you still working on it, and that's why you won't tell voters?
Here Ryan is presented with a simple yes-or-no answer. Since he doesn't have the answer, he immediately starts slithering and equivocating:
REP. RYAN: Different than this administration, we actually want to have big bipartisan agreements.
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#770725 Oct 13, 2012
I know what Fluke is doing.
According to Washington Post she is taking lessons on tweeting. "[Fluke] practices her sound bites on Twitter, sharpening arguments down to 140 characters."
#770726 Oct 13, 2012
I'm leaving the easily fooled to the rest of you clear thinkers for a while.
Maybe they'll turn on the lightbulb before I get back. If they have a lightbulb to turn on.
#770727 Oct 13, 2012
Bloomberg had a Dr. on this week:
He runs a $5 billion dollar healthcare center.
He said,
"We are seeing no problems putting all the ACA requirements in. It is the law so we are working within it. Our members are seeing no disruptions and we forsee no problems."
Your Dr.'s carol are just greedy Republicans who want more free government loot! Rich guy tax cuts.
The rest of us want affordable coverage by law.
Oh right: President Obama signed that law!
#770728 Oct 13, 2012
Good ol' Matt ... was it meth or acid? Whi is Obama losing? Why will America lose if Da Bammy is re-elected?
#770729 Oct 13, 2012
Really? Think Progress is your source?
#770730 Oct 13, 2012
When I was young and in my prime
I used to have a white behind
Now I'm old and nearly dead
I remember what my Mama said
Jimmy's crack's shorn and I don't care
Jimmy's crack's shorn and I don't care
Jimmy's crack's shorn and I don't care
I'll bang it anyway
#770731 Oct 13, 2012
I understand your analogy even though I disagree with it. Be that as it may, you again assert without evidence that we would have �nothing to lose� by electing Romney. We already have evidence to the contrary in the form of the damage he has done with his attempts at foreign affairs. Furthermore, he could do a lot of harm is his unspecified budget turns out to have no specifics or specifics that just don�t �add up.�
Once again, I a respect your zeal, but can only comment on the form of your presentation. Logic please.
#770732 Oct 13, 2012
(translation) I'm going to go and see if Pastor Bob can fix this damn vibrator!
#770733 Oct 13, 2012
Not Fluke ... Flack. He's our resident gloom and doom expert. Fluke might be dangerous around methane because of friction - she has heavy thighs.
#770734 Oct 13, 2012
Your opinion piece was so over the top it belongs on Onion.
This point about bipartisanship was brought to the forefront at the VP Debate. Everyone saw clearly who was problem. An arrogant admin who refuses to hear any ideas different from their own.
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Best drop-in hotel we found on way south from RI. Two kids under 5 had enough and the pool was cool, clean and just enough fun for the kids to settle for the night. 1bd Suite Room was very clean and pull out sofabed was perfect for my 4yr old. there was even enough room to set up our Pack n' Play for the 19mth old! Breakfast was good and hot. Yogurt and fruit options were great for my Egg allergy kid too! Not every place we stoped at had that opption! Would stay again!!!
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WorldNetDaily: The trouble with soy, part 4
Reprint from WorldNetDaily: The trouble with soy, part 4
After 76 columns for WorldNetDaily, I've become accustomed to barbed feedback, but mostly the polite, Republican type of badinage. However, since my Dec. 12 column got picked up by the big homosexual/liberal websites, the range of responses has widened to include the obscene, the vulgar and the stupendously naive. Also, it's fascinating to note that the letters seething with hatred usually accuse me of hate. Ah well, it's nice to know I appeal to a variety of readers.
This week I take temporary leave of the homosexuality issue to touch upon two other serious soy-product problems: breast/prostate cancer and being overweight.
Is the death rate from breast and prostate cancers much lower in Asia? Absolutely. No argument. But they do have higher rates of even more lethal cancers, namely liver, esophageal, pancreatic and stomach cancers. And remember that Asians don't eat much soy. That's lucky for them because soy estrogens are as likely to promote breast and prostate cancers as to stop them.[1-2]
We know that because researchers at the University of Illinois used soy isoflavones to induce mammary tumors in mice but saw them regress after being switched back to a diet low in soy estrogens. (The more isoflavones, the more risk.) Because the worst effects were experienced by mice with very low pre-existing estrogen levels, the researchers concluded that soy is riskiest for women during their menopause years.[3, 4] However, it's not good for younger women, either, as University of California researchers found a "stimulatory effect on the premenopausal female breast."[5] And there are lots more studies besides these.
That's why Dr. Regina G. Ziegler of the National Cancer Institute has expressed worries about the soy fad and recommends that women be "cautious."[6] Cornell University has homed in on women with a family history of breast cancer and suggested they be especially cautious about their soy intake.[7] The Israeli and French governments have issued strong warnings.[8,9] (That's enough to convince me to warn you in these columns.)
The soy industry, of course, trots out lots of studies saying the opposite. Lately it's been tripping on the idea that soy prevents breast cancer best of all when women eat lots of it during adolescence. In other words, "get 'em young." Indeed, a recent human study presented slight evidence that this might be true.[10] But can you trust a study based on dietary recall? I can't remember what I ate last week, but these women supposedly remembered every cake of tofu they downed years ago. With the studies on adolescent rats, we know exactly what they ate and how it all turned out. One study carried the good news headline "Soy protects rats against breast cancer." But wait - what's buried deep down in the text? Those rats also experienced an "advance in vaginal opening." In plain English, premature puberty![11] Is that the kind of "protection" you want for your daughter?
The soy industry also has men in their sights. Soy, they claim, is the answer for preventing prostate cancer. What nobody's telling our men is that IF soy prevents cancer, it's probably because it lowers testosterone![12-15] And less often, it's because soy decreases prostate weight. Their "good news" often comes with other side effects, too, like decreased brain weight and changes to the sexually dimorphic brain.[16,17]
The sexually dimorphic brain is part of the hypothalamus that is super-sensitive to hormones - the estrogen that keeps our women womanly and testosterone that keeps our men manly. Interestingly enough, homosexuals have different structures to their hypothalamuses, with some areas more like females than straight males.[18] So, brother, if feminizing yourself sounds like a good way to prevent prostate cancer, then put soy on your menu. Just know that this course of action does not come highly recommended. Top scientists at the FDA's National Laboratory for Toxicological Research found that isoflavones interfere with hormone receptors in the prostate gland and that this is likely to have "implications for reproductive toxicity and carcinogenesis."[19]
"Well," you may say, "soy will at least keep me and my kids from getting fat." That idea, too, comes straight from the soy industry, which has an $80 million annual PR budget and works overtime to come up with "initiatives" with cute names like "Isoy."?[20] Click here for a clever example of the United Soybean Board's efforts to reach out to your children. Their bright idea is to push "healthy" low-fat soy protein products into our schools.
Could that work? Fat chance. Farmers give animals soy feed to fatten them for slaughter as fast as possible. Isoflavones interfere with the thyroid gland's ability to manufacture thyroid hormones, and that means weight gain, tiredness and depression. Now frankly, I don't care if Bessie was depressed on the day she moooved on to that Great Meadow in the Sky, but I do care if 300 million fellow Americans turn into walking blobs because they were conned into thinking soy is the best weight-loss food since the celery and water diet.
To date, the best research on soy and the thyroid comes from Japan, home of the world's finest thyroid clinics. When thyroid specialists there experimented on healthy Japanese men and women, they saw their thyroids fry within three short months of increased soybean intake.[21]
The people studied weren't eating soy for breakfast, lunch and dinner. They weren't even popping soy supplements. These human lab rats were downing just enough soy foods to give them about 35 milligrams a day of isoflavones - 10 milligrams less than you get in one glass of soy milk! But their thyroids paid a steep price. And with a weakened thyroid, you'll find it harder and harder to lose any weight at all. And you won't be too cheerful, either.
Next week I'll touch on the question, "If soy is no good, what can I eat instead?" Also, I'll discuss heart disease and why the American Heart Association no longer is in love with soy.
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for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Ontario California
Love the hotelPosted Nov 19, 2014
Pros: Everything
It is a very nice hotel close to the beach and restaurants. If you don't want to save some money, the bust stop is outside the hotel and take R1 would take you to downtown. And in playa de tortugas there's a ferry where it would take you to isla de mujeres. The staff was very friendly and professional that made our stay in flamingo more pleasant.
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Generous staffPosted Nov 16, 2014
They had a room with a balcony overlooking the ocean. And they just gave it to us... No extra charge. Access to the beach is immediate. The pool is not too deep, thus my wife's " favorite pool in the world". The buffet breakfast was absolutely excellent. And the staff was friendly, happy and helpful. An absolutely lovely experience.
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Very nice hotelPosted Nov 13, 2014
It was my first trip to mexico/cancun and it was awesome. I had such a great time. My room was very nice and clean and the view over the ocean was breathtaking. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The food was excellent. Special thanks to guys from the Albatros restuarant Capitano Roman, Luis Fernando, Abenego, Carls and Oscar the barman. I will definitely come back!!!! Thank you!!
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Nice close from the BeachPosted Nov 7, 2014
Services at front desk poor but everything else's okay so far
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Great beach, fabulous location, friendly staffPosted Nov 4, 2014
Pros: Loved the attitude of the staff from the reception desk to the bell boys to the maids. Always smiling - felt very welcomed
Cons: A mini fridge in room for left over take out food and to keep drinks cold - breakfast at 7:00 - coffee in lobby would be perfect if up early
Location: 2 stop bus stops to La Isla Shopping - huge outdoor mall - tons of stops and restaurants - acquarium - easy access to everything
Totally enjoyed our 1 week stay. Fantastic location with bus stop in front of hotel. Buses come every 3 minutes 24 hours a day. All hotel staff always said Hola with a smile and very accommodating if we were making inquiries. Outback and Bubba Gump restaurants right across street. Room very clean and good size. Lots of lounge chairs on the beach. Did not go all inclusive but ate buffet breakfast, lunch by ocean and buffet dinner a few times and food was good for the price. Bartender, Israel at lobby bar was so friendly and upbeat and made you want to stop for a nightcap as he always remembered you and what you were drinking and had a few dance steps to entertain. Cannot say anything negative about the hotel. Would stay there again. Check in and out very easy. Hotel staff went above and beyond their duties to make you feel welcome. Had a program for a kind of time share but did not pressure the guests and only offered a breakfast and tour with no obligations. Loved everything about this hotel. Take the ferry to Isla Mujeres ($20 return) at Play Tortuga for the day wonderful experience loved the shopping and restaurants - when return to dock over to the left there is a restaurant and we had supper right on the beach Joshua brought our table about 30 feet from the surf - excellent food and he will make you feel special and pamper you which we all deserve
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Very nice hotel in the centre of cancun and beachPosted Nov 2, 2014
by A verified travelerfrom chicago
small hotel, room we selected wasn't available.Posted Oct 26, 2014
You get what you pay for. Not to many options as far as restaurants. Beautiful view. Room was ok if you don't plan on staying in there long. If you do, this hotel isn't for you. We asked for a kings size bed room and we got to Queen beds. When I called to let them know, they said no king beds were available only of I upgraded to ocean view for more money. We ended up leaving hotel and going to a resort. This hotel is situated in a beautiful area it's just not that great of a hotel.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Houston
Very nice hotelPosted Oct 23, 2014
We had a junior suite which was fabulous! Beautiful bed with couch, table & chairs in a separate sitting room. Very nice updated bathroom with invigorating shower (water pressure was unbelievable!) It also had a semi-private patio with loungers that overlooked the beach & water. When we checked in on a Friday evening, there was a lot of activity in their bar, their restaurant & some other type of entertainment going on. It has a really nice pool in the center of the building which is unusual. I would highly recommend this place, as the staff was very pleasant & accommodating and the hotel seemed to be well maintained.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom San Jose, Costa Rica
Nice in the middle of the actionPosted Oct 23, 2014
Pros: Staff
Cons: Wi FI, in public areas was not available, It should be free in all the hotel, this is a primary service as water.
Location: Beach in front, shopping center nearly, and 3 minutes to party!
It was a good surprise! The staff is excellent, good food, in front of the beach
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Los Angeles
Almost in the center of the hotel zonePosted Oct 22, 2014
Location is very good, almost in the center of the hotel zone,additionally touching the white sands of the beach.Too many shops and places etc. are nearby.Less than 1 mile to Cancun night life.About 2 miles to US Cancun Embassy. Good facilities within the resort complex. Services etc. satisfactory.Remember this is 3 stars resort, with low budget.Want good services etc. please go to 5 stars resort.Expect what you pay for.Use common sense.Lastly,but very important, don't get overwhelmed and trapped in their timeshare type programe, just attend the presentation, eat free breakfast,receive free gifts and tell them I am not interested.Smokers will face some difficulties.


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Message from the Headteacher
Monday 24 November
HUGE apologies to all our followers that the website was unavailable last week. The host server company had experienced a virus and only got us back online this week. As we pride ourselves on the currency of our site you can imagine our frustration. Thank you for your understanding.
This week .....
Things hot up for Year 11 this week as they start their mock examinations in earnest. If you are a parent or carer and are not sure what the schedule of mock assessments are then click here for the timetable and please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any queries.
Last week was one of huge success on the fund-raising front. Firstly on Thursday we were delighted to send of 104 boxes to children in Serbia from our Christmas Boxes Campaign. Given our target of 75 boxes we were delighted with this achievement. Thanks to all those who supported this wonderful cause – watch out for the article in the EADT on our students' efforts.
Equally impressive was the wonderful Auction of Promises organised by The Friends on Friday night. Over £4,000 was raised on the night, which with matched funding from Barclays Bank for £1,000 and a gift from Councilor Matthew Hicks will reach £6,000 towards a new school minibus. Thanks to all those who came and dug into their pockets but also to our auctioneer Hayden Foster and all the Friends who led the evening.
This week students in Year 7 to 9 will enjoy a live play, all in French, as part of their KS3 studies.
We warmly welcome Reverend Canon Martin Seeley, the new Bishop of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich. As Chair of the Academy Trust we look forward to showing him our school.
From two weeks ago ....
It was lovely to see so many former students, along with their parents, return on Thursday evening last week for our Year 12 Awards evening and our huge thanks to another former student, Kieran Lyne, for being our guest speaker. Kieran spoke about how his path to date since leaving Debenham High School has had many twists and turns. However, by continuing to work hard and by pursuing what he enjoys he has already achieved much. His first novel, The Last Confession of Sherlock Holmes, is now on sale and receiving great reviews.
I hope that you caught up with our charity fund-raising events week. If not listen to our Year 10 Student Leaders talking to Mark Murphy live on the radio on Friday (use BBC Playback to hear the show – we are around 2 hours and 45 minutes into the broadcast) about what they have been up to.
Julia Upton


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Big Thursday night game gets things underway with the Warhawks taking on the Red Wolves in battle of 1st place teams...
Thursday's game
Louisiana-Monroe at Arkansas State 7 p.m. (ESPNU)
Saturday's games
Louisiana-Lafayette at Florida, 12:21 p.m. (SEC Network/ESPN3)
Florida Atlantic at Western Kentucky, 1 p.m. (Sun Belt Network)
Navy at Troy, 3:30 p.m. (ESPN3)
South Alabama at North Texas, 5 p.m.
Sun Belt Conference Standings
Arky State favored by 7 over media darling ULM? Damn, how the might have fallen.
The importance of a quality QB is evident. When the star QB goes down, the odds of winning decreases. That is why FAU needs to keep a future QB in the works at all time.
Thursday's Sun Belt Score
Arkansas State 45, Louisiana-Monroe 23
Ryan Aplin threw a 70-yard touchdown pass to Taylor Stockemer to break a tie early in the third quarter, David Oku ran for 131 yards and three scores, and host Arkansas State held off Louisiana-Monroe on Thursday night to take the Sun Belt Conference lead.
Sun Belt Confernce Standings
(Updated through Thursday's game)
Owlballfan, I am not saying the players are D1 or D2 talent. I am asking who rips on young college kids? I would rather spend my money on watching...
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I'd like to point out that #12 is second on the team in scoring, third in rebounds, first in steals by a wide margin and is the team's best free...
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Please remember these are students trying to get an education and playing sports while they do it.
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OK....I will refrain from talking about specfic Student Athlete's....So lets just say #5, #12 and #24 should be playing at a lower level. Better?
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There is a video going around right now of three grandmas smoking marijuana for the first time. The video has gone viral, getting well over 5,000,000 views in less than a day as of the posting of this article. The video is nothing short of sensational. I wish I could get my grandma and her three friends to puff! Below is a description of the video, by its makers, and the video that I'm sure you have heard a lot about: "We found three grandmas who had never smoked pot and gave them an opportunity to try it for theRead More
It is very hard to blend comedy and marijuana. Most of the time, it's just Cheech and Chong jokes and jabs involving potato chips. This last weekend Saturday Night Live spoofed the recent reforms in New York City, where simple marijuana possession will no longer be an arrestable offense. The spoof did involve a lot of cliches about marijuana, but it was still very funny. Below is the clip for those that haven't seen it:Read More
Robert Platshorn is an American hero, at least in my eyes. Robert Platshorn served more time in prison than any other person for a nonviolent marijuana offense (30 years). Since his release, Platshorn has turned his attention to activism – specifically extolling the virtues of pot to seniors through his Silver Tour. Every campaign in America should be hiring this guy to spread his message to the most vital demographic when it comes to reforming marijuana laws. HIGH TIMES caught up with Platshorn at the Seattle US Cannabis Cup.Read More
Ethan Nadelman And Kevin Sabet Debate Legalizing Marijuana On CNN
Ethan Nadelmann is the Executive Director of the Drug Policy Alliance, the most influential and effective marijuana reform organization in America. Kevin Sabet is the face of the anti-marijuana movement, which of course is far from effective and doesn't really influence anyone, which is why we never really see anyone else on the 'con' side of the marijuana debate. Both men recently appeared on CNN to debate the merits (or the alleged lack thereof in Kevin's case) of marijuana legalization. Below is video footage of the debate:Read More
Vote Yes On Measure 91 Law Enforcement Press Conference
Thirty members of law enforcement from the Western United States co-sign a letter in support of Oregon's Measure 91. The press conference features two cops, two prosecutors, a former Oregon Supreme Court justice, and a minority rights activist. This is very significant, considering that Oregon law enforcement members make up almost all of the opposition to Oregon Measure 91.Read More
'Marijuana In Oregon' Documentary Series
A very talented person named Nic Adenau created a three part documentary about marijuana in Oregon in anticipation of Election Day 2014. Part 1 discusses Oregon Measure 91 which would legalize marijuana in Oregon. Part 2 discusses the economics of the marijuana industry in Oregon. Part 3 discusses the manufacturing of edibles and concentrates in Oregon. I strongly suggest that you view all three parts of the documentary, which can be found below: *** ***Read More
If you missed it, take a look now. This is like a real trip with Rick Steves, including his recent voyage, ideas for your own travels and, of course, a bit more info about why he is with us on Measure 91. Learn more at http://voteyeson91.com. If you have already voted, thank you for participating in democracy. Make sure to visit DidTheyVote.Org to see if your friends or family members have voted yet, and if not, give them a gentle reminder to do so. We need a high voter turnout to ensure that marijuana prohibition is ended in Oregon onRead More
Comedic Video Series Released Urging Oregon Voters To Legalize Marijuana
A new get-out-the-vote video campaign has been launched by Drug Policy Action, a related organization of the Drug Policy Alliance, the nation's leading organization promoting drug policies that are grounded in science, compassion, health and human rights. The series of videos, entitled "In the Time It Takes," show how easy it is to vote and to support Measure 91, a measure on the November ballot that would regulate, legalize and tax marijuana for adults 21 and older. In the videos, supporters of Measure 91, including actor Tate Donovan and comedian Rob Cantrell, demonstrate something that can be done in the sameRead More
Interview With Jeff Mizanskey, Who Is Serving A Life Sentence For Marijuana
Show-Me Cannabis Executive Director John Payne sat down with Jeff Mizanskey to discuss his situation. Jeff, a Sedalia-area native, is serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole for non-violent cannabis offenses. Donate $10 today at http://show-mecannabis.com/contribute to support reform in Missouri!Read More
International Impacts Of The US Trend Towards Marijuana Legalization
In collaboration with the Washington Office on Latin America, Governance Studies at Brookings will host a forum to discuss the international repercussions of the United States' changing approach towards marijuana. A panel of experts will consider the possible ramifications for other countries and the international drug control regime.Read More


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|O Valencia! (from The Crane Wife)
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|Give Me One Reason (from New Beginning)
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|Joe Henry
|Every Sorrow (from Invisible Hour)
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|The Civil Wars
|The One That Got Away (from The Civil Wars)
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|Please Be Patient with me (from Sky Blue Sky)
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|Brett Dennen
|Make You Crazy (from Hope For The Hopeless)
|7:52 am
|Grateful Dead
|Truckin' (from American Beauty)
|7:48 am
|Mumford & Sons
|Hopeless Wanderer (from Babel)
|7:44 am
|Justin Townes Earle
|Time Shows Fools (from Single Mothers)
|7:41 am
|Conor Oberst
|Sausalito (from Conor Oberst)
|7:37 am
|Mary Chapin Carpenter
|He Thinks He'll Keep Her (from Rounder Records 40th Anniversary Concert)
|7:32 am
|The Beatles
|Nowhere Man (from Rubber Soul)
|7:30 am
|Robert Ellis
|Good Intentions (from The Lights From The Chemical Plant)
|7:26 am
|Laura Marling
|Where Can I Go? (from Once I Was An Eagle)
|7:21 am
|Hiss Golden Messenger
|Saturday's Song (from Lateness of Dancers)
|7:17 am
|Elmore Jmaes
|One Way Out (from King Of The Slide Guitar Box Set)
|7:14 am
|Lucinda Williams
|Can't Let Go (from Car Wheels On A Gravel Road)
|7:10 am
|Ben Harper
|She's Only Happy In The Sun (from Diamonds on the Inside)
|7:07 am
|Neil Young
|Comes A Time (from Comes A Time)
|7:03 am
|Kelly Willis
|Motor City Man (from Our Year)
|6:59 am
|Sarah Jarosz
|Come Around (from Follow Me Down)
|6:56 am
|Shovels and Rope
|Save the World (from Swimmin' Time)
|6:53 am
|Bob Dylan
|Silvio (from Down In The Groove)
|6:49 am
|You're Gonna Miss Me (from Neon Blue Bird)
|6:43 am
|Leo Kottke
|World Turning (from Standing in my Shoes)
|6:39 am
|Nickel Creek
|Destination (from A Dotted Line)
|6:36 am
|John Hiatt
|Have A Little Faith In Me (from Bring The Family)
|6:35 am
|Bitter Memories (from Bahamas Is Afie)
|6:27 am
|Janis Joplin
|Try (Just a Little Bit Harder) (from I Got Dem Ol' Kozmic Blues Again Mama)
|6:23 am
|Los Lobos
|One Time One Night (from By The Light of the Moon)
|6:18 am
|Writer's Almanac
|6:14 am
|Jonatha Brooke
|There's More True Lovers Than One (from The Works)
|6:09 am
|Fleet Foxes
|Mykonos (from Sun Giant (EP))
|6:05 am
|Sharon Van Etten
|I Know (from Are We There)
|6:00 am
|Bruce Springsteen
|Waitin' on a Sunny Day (from The Rising)
|5:55 am
|Fairport Convention
|Who Knows Where The Time Goes (from Unhalfbricking)
|5:51 am
|The New Basement Tapes
|Nothing To It (from Lost On The River: The New Basement Tapes)
|5:49 am
|Lightnin' Hopkins
|Fan It (from The Very Best of Lightnin' Hopkins)
|5:44 am
|Terror In The Canyons (from Muchacho)
|5:41 am
|Buddy & Julie Miller
|Gasoline and Matches (from Written In Chalk)
|5:36 am
|Frazey Ford
|September Fields (from Indian Ocean)
|5:32 am
|Stray Birds
|Dream In Blue (from The Stray Birds)
|5:28 am
|Smoke Fairies
|Living With Ghosts (from Ghosts(A Collection of A-Sides, B-Sides & an EP from the recent past))
|5:23 am
|Iris Dement
|Our Town (from Infamous Angel)
|5:19 am
|Old Crow Medicine Show
|Doc's Day (from Remedy)
|5:17 am
|The Band
|Strawberry Wine (from Stage Fright)
|5:14 am
|Son Volt
|Jukebox Of Steel (from American Central Dust)
|5:09 am
|Jason Isbell
|Traveling Alone (from Southeastern)
|5:05 am
|The Duhks
|Banjo Roustabout (from Beyond the Blue)
|5:01 am
|Emmylou Harris
|Hello Stranger (from Luxury Liner)
|4:57 am
|Laura Veirs
|Sun Song (from Warp & Weft)
|4:52 am
|Kenny Wayne Shepherd
|Prison Blues (from 10 Days Out)
|4:49 am
|Alabama Shakes
|I Ain't the Same (from Boys & Girls)
|4:45 am
|The Be Good Tanyas
|The Littlest Birds (from Blue Horse)
|4:40 am
|Chris Smither
|Devil Got Your Man (from Still on the Levee)
|4:38 am
|Patsy Cline
|Walkin' After Midnight (from Patsy Cline's Greatest Hits)
|4:36 am
|Mark Erelli
|Night Train (from Milltowns)
|4:29 am
|The Wood Brothers
|Honey Jar (from The Muse)
|4:24 am
|Gram Parsons
|$1000 Wedding (from Grievous Angel)
|4:20 am
|Indigo Girls
|Galileo (from Rites Of Passage)
|4:17 am
|Ruthie Foster
|Second Coming (from Promise of a Brand New Day)
|4:14 am
|Slaid Cleaves
|Beautiful Thing (from Everything You Love Will Be Taken Away...)
|4:10 am
|Robert Plant
|Angel Dance (from Band Of Joy)
|4:07 am
|Tedeschi Trucks Band
|Come See About Me (from Revelator)
|4:03 am
|Mark Knopfler
|Marbletown (from The Ragpicker's Dream)
|3:59 am
|Vikesh Kapoor
|Carry Me Home (from The Ballad of Willie Robbins)
|3:57 am
|Paul Geremia
|Don't Sell It- Don't Give It Away (from Hard Life Rockin' Chair)
|3:53 am
|Roka (from Garden Ruin)
|3:49 am
|Josh Ritter
|Wolves (from The Animal Years)
|3:46 am
|Loudon Wainwright III
|I Knew Your Mother (from Haven't Got the Blues (Yet))
|3:43 am
|Steve Earle
|Telephone Road (from El Corazon)
|3:38 am
|Anais Mitchell & Jefferson Hamer
|Riddles Wisely Expounded (from Child Ballads)
|3:34 am
|Israel Nash
|Rain Plan (from Rain Plans)
|3:30 am
|Trombone Shorty
|Hurricane Season (from Backatown)
|3:27 am
|Little Feat
|Two Trains (from Dixie Chicken)
|3:22 am
|The Blind Boys Of Alabama with
|When The Spell Is Broken (from Duets)
|3:18 am
|Caroline Rose
|America Religious (from I Will Not Be Afraid)
|3:15 am
|Sonny Boy Williamson
|Help Me (from Help Me (Single))
|3:12 am
|Either Way (from Sky Blue Sky)
|3:08 am
|The Devil Makes Three
|Stranger (from I'm a Stranger Here)
|3:04 am
|John Fullbright
|Never Cry Again (from Songs)
|3:00 am
|Tara Nevins
|Wood and Stone (from Wood and Stone)
|2:54 am
|Noah Gundersen
|Poor Man's Son (from Ledges)
|2:48 am
|Allison Moorer
|Orphan Train (from Mockingbird)
|2:45 am
|Dan Bern
|Albuquerque Lullaby (from New American Language)
|2:41 am
|The Decemberists
|Calamity Song (from The King Is Dead)
|2:38 am
|Sturgill Simpson
|Turtles all the Way Down (from Metamodern Sounds in Country Music)
|2:34 am
|Loretta Lynn
|Van Lear Rose (from Van Lear Rose)
|2:30 am
|Ray LaMontagne
|Trouble (from Trouble)
|2:26 am
|John Hiatt
|Long Time Comin' (from Terms of My Surrender)
|2:22 am
|Cat Power
|Lived In Bars (from The Greatest)
|2:19 am
|Great Big Sea
|When I'm Up (from Rant And Roar)
|2:15 am
|Ryan Adams
|Let Go (from Ryan Adams)
|2:12 am
|Muddy Waters
|Rollin' and Tumblin' (from The Anthology)
|2:08 am
|M. Ward
|Chinese Translation (from Post War)
|2:04 am
|Chuck Prophet
|Museum of Broken Hearts (from Temple Beautiful)
|2:00 am
|Mary Gauthier
|Walking Each Other Home (from Trouble and Love)
|1:58 am
|The Beatles
|Norwegian Wood (from Rubber Soul)
|1:54 am
|The Haden Triplets
|Oh Take Me Back (from The Haden Triplets)
|1:49 am
|Shelby Lynne
|Just a Little Lovin' (from Just a Little Lovin')
|1:45 am
|The Avett Brothers
|January Wedding (from I And Love And You)
|1:43 am
|Peter Wolf
|Homework (from Sleepless)
|1:39 am
|Jenny Lewis
|The New You (from The Voyager)
|1:36 am
|Aretha Franklin
|Chain of Fools (from Lady Soul)
|1:32 am
|Sarah Borges & The Broken
|Symphony (from The Stars Are Out)
|1:28 am
|Parkington Sisters
|Fall to My Knees (from Me You Us)
|1:26 am
|Gary Clark Jr.
|Freight Train (from Music From and Inspired by 12 Years a Slave)
|1:23 am
|Simon & Garfunkel
|Leaves That Are Green (from Sounds of Silence)
|1:21 am
|Fleet Foxes
|White Winter Hymnal (from Fleet Foxes)
|1:17 am
|Parson's Field
|Strollin' Down The Highway (from afterparty EP)
|1:15 am
|Bo Diddley
|Who Do You Love? (from The Definitive Collection)
|1:11 am
|Jackson Browne
|Rock Me on the Water (from Saturate Before Using)
|1:07 am
|Don't Know How (from Billy Jack)
|1:03 am
|Willie Watson
|Rock Salt and Nails (from Folk Singer Vol. 1)
|12:58 am
|Neil Young
|Harvest Moon (from Harvest Moon)
|12:54 am
|Doug Paisley
|Song My Love Can Sing (from Strong Feelings)
|12:49 am
|Peter Case
|Somebody Told The Truth (from Wig!)
|12:46 am
|Elvis Costello
|Dr. Watson_ I Presume (from National Ransom)
|12:40 am
|Martin Sexton
|Way I Am (from The American)
|12:37 am
|Sam Amidon
|Walkin' Boss (from Lily-O)
|12:34 am
|Jeffrey Foucault
|Lodi (from Stripping Cane)
|12:30 am
|The Stray Birds
|Best Medicine (from Best Medicine)
|12:27 am
|Billy Bragg
|There Will Be a Reckoning (from Tooth & Nail)
|12:22 am
|Van Morrison
|Cleaning Windows (from Beautiful Vision)
|12:19 am
|Joni Mitchell
|In France They Kiss On Main Street (from The Hissing of Summer Lawns)
|12:15 am
|Emmylou Harris
|Apache Tears (from Look Again to the Wind: Johnny Cash's Bitter Tears Revisited)
|12:13 am
|Richard Thompson
|Goin' Back (from Easy There, Steady Now)
|12:09 am
|Mark Erelli & Jeffrey Focault
|Powderfinger (from Seven Curses)
|12:06 am
|Neko Case & Her Boyfriends
|We've Never Met (from Furnace Room Lullaby)
|12:03 am
|Jack White
|Temporary Ground (from Lazaretto)
|12:00 am
|Justin Townes Earle
|Look The Other Way (from Nothing's Gonna Change The Way You Feel About Me Now)