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117 of 129 people found the following review helpful
2.0 out of 5 stars
Comparing Bjorn, Bibbity, and Bumkins,
This review is from: BABYBJORN Soft Bib, Red/Blue, 2 Pack (Baby Product)
I am a mother with 3 young children and I wanted to know which bibs worked the best. I have compared the Bumkins Superbib, the Babybjorn bib, the Bibbity bib, and the Bumkins sleeved bib.
With my first child, I quickly realized that using cloth bibs and putting them in the laundry after each meal was a terrible idea. They would get moldy and I had to own a dozen bibs. Then I switched to Bumkins Superbibs. They are very easy to use. I just wash them in the sink after meals and hang them on my bib drying rack. The bibs are dry and ready to use again by the next meal. Bumkins Superbibs are lightweight and my babies never mind wearing them. Since the pockets are soft, they don't work well if the bib has been kept flat in a drawer. I always kept my Superbibs hanging upside down by the pocket on the bib drying rack. So, the pocket dried in the open position and worked better. Now my third child is 8 months old and is eating mushy baby food. Even with the Bumkins Superbibs, there are still always some oatmeal spills on his clothes. I rarely have to change his entire outfit after a meal, but I wondered if there was a better bib available. So, I bought a BabyBjorn bib and a Bibbity bib. Here are my results. Both the BabyBjorn and the Bibbity bibs are SMALLER than the Bumkins Superbibs. The Babybjorn bib is made of hard plastic (like a cup). It says "soft" in the description but that is just nonsense. The Bibbity bib is softer, like rubber. The Babybjorn bib is difficult to put on the baby because it is so hard. Even the neck strap is made of stiff plastic. I had great difficulty adjusting the neck hole because it kept hurting my son's neck. I never could get the hole small enough to keep food from escaping onto the clothes below his chin. Plan on baby crying the entire time you are fiddling with his bib. The pocket of the bjorn bib is great and always stays open. However, because the pocket is so rigid, it clashes with the tray. My son sits on a chair that clips onto the countertop. The bjorn bib pocket kept getting caught under the countertop and then it would yank my son's neck. He really hated wearing this bib. The BabyBjorn bib is super easy to wash in the sink. It is easy to dry with a towel so you don't need a bib drying rack with this bib. The Bibbity bib is much better than the BabyBjorn bib. It is softer and feels like rubber. It was awkward to put on at first and my son was mad. However, he got used to it. I was able to get the neck hole small enough to keep most of the oatmeal out without hurting my son's neck. The pocket stays open pretty well. However, since it is soft, the pocket would close up when my son leaned forward and the pocket hit the edge of the countertop/tray. So, food did slide past the closed pocket and land on my son's lap. The Bibbity bib is about 1 inch shorter than the Bjorn bib and is 2.5 inches shorter than the Bumkins Superbib. It is very easy to wash in the sink and dry with a towel. I think the Bibbity bib works a little better than the Bumkins Superbib because the pocket catches more. My 3 year old daughter refused to wear the Bibbity bib, though, and said it hurt her neck. She loves to wear her Bumkins Superbibs. Unfortunately, all 3 of these bibs left way too much food spilled on my 8 month old's clothes. If you have a baby who eats mushy baby food and grabs the spoon, a regular bib just doesn't give adequate protection. I still had to change my son's entire outfit after most meals. So, I bought 1 MORE bib. I bought the Bumkins sleeved bib. It was GREAT! It covered everything, even his lap! He could feed himself oatmeal and his clothes were very clean afterward! The sleeved bib was very easy to clean too. I just washed it off in the kitchen sink and hang it on my bib drying rack. It went from dripping wet to completely dry in 2 hours. Since, the bib dries fast, I can use the same sleeved bib at each meal and I only needed to buy one. Here is the link to the drying rack that I am talking about.Mommy Genius Drying Rack--Dry or Display Just About Anything (Baby Bibs, Plastic or Reusable Food Storage Bags, Kitchen Dish Towels, Bathroom Hand Towels, Washcloths, Mugs, Sports Water Bottles, Herbs, Mittens, Children's Boots, Lingerie, Holiday Orname... In conclusion, I recommend the Bumkins sleeved bib (and a bib drying rack) for any baby who eats pureed food. When they start on finger food, the Bumkins Superbibs and the Bibbity bib are good. The Bibbity work a little better but your child might think they are uncomfortable. I do not recommend the Babybjorn bib. I'm sorry Babybjorn. I love to wear my baby in your carrier:)
46 of 50 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars
great but wears down with a hole,
This review is from: BABYBJORN Soft Bib, Red/Blue, 2 Pack (Baby Product)
I love these bibs, I had bought 4 of them. Unfortunately, they are softer than the original ones but the softnenss make them wear down fast. I used them for 6 months, and in the bottom pocket's mid section wears down with a hole. This happened to all of them. The original ones that are harder plastics, do not have this problem. I had an original one from my older son, 2 years ago, still good and can be washed in dish washer.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars
Comparison to Oxo bib,
This review is from: BABYBJORN Soft Bib, Red/Blue, 2 Pack (Baby Product)
I have been using the Babybjorn Bib for years and love the catch-all pocket. However, I have found a few design flaws that made it problematic to use. The OXO Tot Roll Up Bib corrects all the issues I had with the Babybjorn.
NECK CLASP The Babybjorn clasp comes undone too easily. A yank by the child in any direction will pop it out. Also, there is a risk of throat trauma if your child sticks the hard plastic cord in his mouth. The Oxo clasp is made of velcro which is slightly more difficult for your child to undo. It is also totally safe if your child starts chewing or sucking on it. BIB MATERIAL The Babybjorn plastic is very stiff which can be uncomfortable around the child's neck. When your child is small, the bib may rest on the table or tray and get pushed up into the neck area. My kids found this uncomfortable and would frequently try to yank off the bib. The Oxo material is nylon in the upper area which is as soft and flexible as a shirt. It conforms to your child's neck which creates a superior seal. The lower bib area is made of soft rubbery material which is much more pliable and forgiveable than the Babybjorn. The Oxo will not get pushed up into the neck when it rests on a tray. PORTABILITY The Babybjorn does not fold up in any way. The Oxo rolls up nicely and stays in place with a tab. This makes the Oxo much more portable. OVERALL The catch-all pocket is vastly superior to a flat bib in keeping food from ending up on the chair or floor. The pocket also gives your child a chance to "recycle" food by grabbing food out of the pocket. Both the Oxo and Babybjorn can function effectively and can be washed in the dishwasher. However, the Oxo is the clear choice because it is superior in comfort, safety, and portability.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
awesome invention,
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These things are amazing. We've almost completely stopped using the old fashioned cloth bibs... they're just too messy and too much hassle.
About the only things I can say against these, are that the neck cord is too hard to fasten sometimes... and the strap sticking out is too tempting for little fingers to find more entertaining than the feeding. I can only hope that as our son gets older and bigger the strap getting smaller will get it out of his sight. The other down side to these bibs is the pocket can trap drool and food that then gets dumped out in a flood, rather than having a chance to soak in to whatever it's dumpped on... this can lead to the yuck traveling a lot farther. (and entertaining the baby a lot more.) If you've got a heavy drooler, a pause in the feeding to dump out the buildup can alleviate that. Best features: the pocket allows crumbs to turn into finger foods. Quick and easy cleanups... a simple rinse and hang to dry will work for "neat" feedings, toss 'em in the dishwasher after the really messy ones, or if you are too busy trying to clean the kiddo's face to rinse the bib while dinner is still wet. (Just remember to put them in upside down, so that the pocket doesn't fill up with gunk in the wash cycle.) UPDATE: Well, I still stand by what I wrote above for babies. Our toddler mentally outgrew this bib long before he phyically outgrew it. He knows how to undo the cord, and revels in undoing it and twirling the bib around. Flinging gunk all over. We've actually stopped using bibs all together at this point and will be passing these on to his about to be born cousin.
19 of 24 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
can't say anything bad about these,
This review is from: BABYBJORN Soft Bib, Green/Yellow, 2 Pack (Baby Product)
These are just the best bibs. They're soft silicone, can be easily rinsed off after a meal and be washed in the dishwasher (top rack) anytime. There're easy to put on and have a hole to hang up to dry. My kids (4 and 2) have been using them since they were solid food fed. This is my second pair of them because the old ones were used so much and my kids had a tendency when they were young to bend the catcher that the bibs had eventually cracked in the catcher. I just hate that they aren't sold everywhere that people had the opportunity to buy them because they are totally awesome. Target used to sell the red and blue ones in the stores but for some reason they stopped. A shame. These are really good bibs.
8 of 9 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
perfect in every way,
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My one year old loved to rip off his old bibs, plus they had some cloth in them so they took a while to dry, and they had those flip out pockets that sometimes flipped shut. We got sick of that, so decided to be a little more spendy and try these. THey are awesome! No velcro, so the little guy can't rip it off (although sometimes that frustrates him too). They are easy to rinse off and wipe dry, so they are ideal for restaurants. The pocket is big and molded, so it can't sort of glue itself shut when something wet comes along. We honestly should have bought these in the first place. Don't make the same mistake we did... spend less, buy these now instead of the cheapo kind.
13 of 16 people found the following review helpful
1.0 out of 5 stars
Babybjorn soft bib 2 pack,
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This bib is made for a very small infant. We have been looking for the famous in 1970's Tommie-Tippee bib that sold for a couple bucks. This Bjorn bib is a high end copy. Unfortunately, it does not fit a child weighing 20 lbs. This bib is too short and the neck opening is too small for him. If some company makes one of these "second chance" bibs for a toddler who feeds himself, we'd love to find a bib that fits him. These Baby Bjorn we can not use. A lot of money for a bib that is too small. The size needs to be rated and made known to the buyer.
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
The absolute best bib on the market!!!,
This review is from: BABYBJORN Soft Bib, Red/Blue, 2 Pack (Baby Product)
I am a mother of 4 children! I wish they had had these bibs from the beginning.
Luckily I get to use it with my baby! It really covers her up, keeps her clean, catches EVERYTHING and she likes to "fish" in the pocket for things she did not mean to drop! This is one of the best products of the year, if not decade!
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful
1.0 out of 5 stars
Baby hated it,
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The bibs were far smaller than I thought, and the baby felt like choking. He pulled it and cried every time he wore it. They are very cute but were of no use for me.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
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We used to use the Bumkins Waterproof SuperBib, Unisex, 3-Pack which we bought from Babies R Us. After about a year and a half, they started to SMELL GROSS. I mean really gross. We washed them regularly, and hung them to air dry over the sink faucet, but they still developed mildew spots on them.
So, we switched to the Baby Bjorn bibs and are very happy w/ them so far! Here's why they're better than any others I've seen/tried: *** They are EASY TO KEEP CLEAN- just wash w/ soap and water and you're good to go. Or, you can toss them in the dish washer (which is nicer than the laundry b/c I'd always forget to grab the bibs when I was doing the right load of laundry to add them to). *** They are a GOOD SIZE- This coming from a mom of a messy toddler boy! *** The BOTTOM POCKET WORKS- It actually catches the food/liquid spills! Most pocket bibs don't stay propped open, so a good bit of food still ends up in your child's lap! *** They DO NOT STINK OVER TIME- If you plan to use your bibs for a long while, this makes a big difference!!! *** EASIER TO AIR DRY- We had to hang our old bibs over our sink faucet to keep the pocket out while it dried (which evidently didn't do the trick well enough b/c it still got mildew!) and so it was always in the way! With these I can just lay them beside the sink to dry b/c they don't fold up on themselves. I think these are the only way to go if you have a messy eater! |
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Gerrard: Not good enough
18 Jun 2010 - 21:45:49
England captain Steven Gerrard admitted that he and his team-mates had underperformed badly in the goalless draw with Algeria in Cape Town.
The stalemate leaves Fabio Capello's side needing a win over Slovenia in their final Group C game to ensure a place in the knockout stages, having been held to a 1-1 draw by the USA in their opening fixture.
Gerrard told ITV Sport: "We're not happy with the performance, we need more. We want to stay in this tournament until the final stages.
"We were not good enough to make the breakthrough in the final third. We've not got any excuses, we know what we have to do.
"We have to win the final game, which adds to the pressure, but at this level you have to handle that pressure.
"We were not aggressive enough and didn't have the cutting edge in the final third. Give them credit, but we have to look at ourselves."
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Sleep Inn & Suites 108 Waccamaw Pines Dr. Myrtle Beach, SC 29579 Phone: (843) 236-0102 Fax: (843) 236-7456 |
Bars & Cafes
»Handley's Pub & Grub
Locals in the know come here to relax after a busy day or to socialize with friends. The casual ambiance, billiard tables and 28 plasma and flat-screen televisions on the walls offer something for everyone. Indoor seating is in cozy booths or at intimate tables and menu items include appetizers, soups, salads, sandwiches, entrees and desserts. The outdoor seating offers a covered outdoor patio; when the weather is cool, it's heated. The pub has an extensive beer list and daily happy hour is daily.
»The Boathouse
This combination sports bar/concert venue has everything a local bar needs: a view, strong drinks and entertainment. Throughout the week, there is usually some type of music, from rock to reggae, Boathouse it covered. There is a lack of craft brews here, but the bar does cater to those who enjoy domestic beers and the well-drinks are typically strong. The outdoor patio is always a nice addition to any bar, however the Boathouse does allow smoking, so be forewarned. The menu features all the classics from the American kitchen like wings, burgers, sandwiches, etc. For a list of shows, check the calendar on their website.
»Woody's Roadside Tavern
If you are traveling on the U.S. 17 Bypass highway and want to unwind, then Woody's Roadside Tavern is a nice spot. A popular local watering hole, this laidback bar has walls adorned with patron's signatures and decorative light strings. You can either catch a game on one of their many televisions or play a game of pool. They even host live bands occasionally.
»Remedies Bar & Grill
Remedies Bar & Grill is a no-frills dive bar that serves locals late into the night. The crowd is primarily made up of industry folk due to its night-owl hours until 6a, and during other times its a good spot to have a cheap shot and catch a game. Every night of the week, the bar and kitchen provide ample food and drink options which include Jägerbombs and different appetizers like wings, tacos, etc. during happy hour. If you are out in Myrtle Beach and every other place has closed down for the night, Remedies provides exactly what its name implies.
»Liberty Steakhouse & Brewery
The Liberty Steakhouse & Brewery is the newest brewery on the Grand Strand. Located at Broadway at the Beach, this brewery has at least 6 different, interesting, brewed beers on tap daily. The food is good, but the menu is limited to appetizers, steaks, seafood and pizzas. A few of the entrees are marinated in ale. There is a kids menu. Pints are $2 and appetizers are half price during happy hour. Open everyday from 11 am onwards.
»Wet Willie's
Wet Willie's Myrtle Beach is one of the many fun locations throughout the U.S. where guests can have frozen, slushy drinks with names like Call a Cab, Monkey Shine and Shock Treatment. Some of these concoctions are made with 190-grain proof alcohol and are quite strong, however others like the Bahama Mama, Green Apple and Weak Willie are made with lighter alcohol, so teetotalers shouldn't fear. On the menu, the usual pub fare like burgers, wraps and wings keeps diners happy and the staff is really attentive. Wet Willie's has locations throughout the southeastern U.S., which is perfect marketing geography for a daiquiri because of the sweltering heat during the summer.
Located at Broadway at the Beach, this hot night spot for socializing gets busy Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. If you like jukebox tunes, a full bar and a happy hour with drink specials and discounted snacks, this is the place to go. The ambiance is relaxed, so dress casual. The two other Sharkey's locations are at 600 North Ocean Boulevard in Myrtle Beach and 1900 Highway 17 North in Surfside Beach. -Natasha Lawrence
»Fat Tuesday
Part of the Myrtle Beach social scene, this stop along the Broadway at the Beach trail offers full bar service with creative mixed drinks, jello shots and a wide selection of beers. There is no cover charge and there's a bouncer at the front door. It gets very busy on Friday and Saturday nights. You can sample almost any drink with a crazy name such as the Triple Bipass or Category 5 Hurricane. A popular place with the locals, Fat Tuesday has a jukebox for music and television screens on the walls. -Natasha Lawrence
»Crocodile Rocks
This club may or not be named after Elton John's famous song Crocodile Rock, but nonetheless, it's appropriate that the piano is featured. Dueling pianos to be exact, where every night jazz aficionados come and listen to a goodhearted musical battle. The talented and outlandish dueling pianists take your requests and then add their own zaniness to them by challenging each other to some advanced fingering techniques. Overall, a nice place to relax which also entails a nice change of pace from the sometimes loud and frenetic dance clubs.
»Broadway Louie's Grill
Broadway Louie's at Celebrity Square is both arcade and sports pub, with video, arcade and virtual reality games on one side of the bar and on the other, more than 50 screens to watch your favorite teams. Broadway Louie's has karaoke every night and the kitchen serves items like New York-style pizza, subs and various appetizers. Overall, a relaxed place to eat and drink without denting your wallet too much.
»Gordon Biersch Brewery Restaurant
Gordon Biersch Brewery Restaurant is located at Market Common Myrtle Beach, where "Urban meets Ocean." Come and enjoy a uniquely fresh experience. The Gordon Biersch heritage of superior quality harkens back nearly 500 years to the introduction of Reinheitsgebot, otherwise known as the "German Purity Law." Although originally intended to maintain quality brewing practices, this tradition of using only the freshest, purest ingredients, governs every aspect of the Gordon Biersch experience. They proudly adhere to this code of quality not only in our award-winning handcrafted beers, but in every plate of food on our tables. Experience the flavor- taste the heritage!
»Bodo's German Restaurant & Pub
Bodo's is a mütter und vater restaurant that caters to those who may have a hankering for German essen, or food. To begin, Bodo presents Goulaschsuppe, Erbensuppe (split-pea soup) with seasonal sausage or the Weinbergschnecken (snails in scampi mushroom sauce) for the more intrepid. As entrees, diners will find every type of Schnitzel available, from pork to tenderloin and wiener, it's here. The house Sauerbraten is one of the best recommendations on the menu and of course guests will find plenty of beer also. Check out the website for the full menu.


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After taking over the spot at 231 Milwaukee, which was once the home of Bar Luxe, the Milwaukee Grill and the Bay Wolf, the owner of Wicked Garden in Larimer Square opened it as Cherry in December 2011. Billed as a "luxury dance parlor," Cherry is geared toward thirty- to fifty-somethings, not the younger crowds that favor LoDo. It also sports custom-made cedar liquor lockers, offers bottle service and has a private VIP room. While there are a few other addresses in Cherry Creek that have dance cabaret licenses, this 300-capacity spot is the only one in the area really using it to its fullest.


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NFL playoffs: Did New Orleans Saints end the 'defense wins championships' era?
This season suggests that there are essentially two models for success in the National Football League: the Indianapolis Colts model and the Pittsburgh Steelers model.
The Colts model is the reality the league has created. By emphasizing offense at every turn – by making quarterbacks as precious a fabergé eggs and penalizing defensive backs for anything short of wearing strong cologne – the NFL has essentially changed the balance of power in the game. An elite quarterback can now unlock even the most dominating defenses.
And so those teams that have them – forced by the salary cap to prioritize their needs – have chosen to start an offensive arms race at the expense of their own defenses.
The three most elite quarterbacks in the NFL – the Saints' Drew Brees, the New England Patriots' Tom Brady, and Green Bay Packers' Aaron Rodgers – have the 24th-, 31st-, and 32nd-ranked defenses, respectively, in a 32-team league.
This is what the Colts were famous for: leveraging their entire team to maximize the talents of Manning. He missed this year to injury, and they finished 2-14, the worst record in the NFL. They had made the playoffs for nine consecutive years previously.


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First Gulf Bank (FGB) has expanded its branch network services by opening another branch in Al-Ain. This is the seventh branch for FGB in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
"We are planning to expand in Abu Dhabi, opening a new branch on Al-Salam street as well as the new head quarters in Al-Khalidiya area," said Chief Executive Officer of FGB, Abdul Hamid Saeed.
FGB recorded good financial results in 2003 with profits growing 50 percent to 120.9 million Emirati dirhams ($32 million). Total assets grew 45 percent to Dh 7.23 billion. Total customer deposits grew 46 percent reaching Dh 5.9 billion. — (menareport.com)
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Legalized pot would mean more addictionBy Kevin A. Sabet, Special to CNNUpdated 12:58 PM ET, Wed October 2, 2013History of marijuana in America 37 photosPublic perceptions about pot have come a long way, from the dire warnings of "Reefer Madness" to growing acceptance of medical marijuana and the legalization of recreational use.Hide Caption 1 of 37History of marijuana in America 37 photosHarry Anslinger was named commissioner of the Federal Bureau of Narcotics when it was established in 1930. While arguing for marijuana prohibition, he played on Americans' fear of crime and foreigners. He spun tales of people driven to insanity or murder after ingesting the drug and spoke of the 2 to 3 tons of grass being produced in Mexico. "This, the Mexicans make into cigarettes, which they sell at two for 25 cents, mostly to white high school students," Anslinger told Congress.Hide Caption 2 of 37History of marijuana in America 37 photosA poster advertises the 1936 scare film "Reefer Madness," which described marijuana as a "violent narcotic" that first renders "sudden, violent, uncontrollable laughter" on its users before "dangerous hallucinations" and then "acts of shocking violence ... ending often in incurable insanity."Hide Caption 3 of 37History of marijuana in America 37 photosMarijuana cigarettes are hidden in a book circa 1940. Congress passed the Marijuana Tax Act in 1937, effectively criminalizing the drug.Hide Caption 4 of 37History of marijuana in America 37 photosEven after Congress cracked down on marijuana in 1937, farmers were encouraged to grow the crop for rope, sails and parachutes during World War II. The "Hemp for Victory" film was released in 1942 by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.Hide Caption 5 of 37History of marijuana in America 37 photosA woman buys ready-rolled marijuana cigarettes from a dealer at her door circa 1955.Hide Caption 6 of 37History of marijuana in America 37 photosMembers of the Grateful Dead talk with reporters from their home in San Francisco on October 5, 1967. The band was protesting being arrested for marijuana possession.Hide Caption 7 of 37History of marijuana in America 37 photosU.S. Customs agents track the nationwide marijuana market during Operation Intercept, an anti-drug measure announced by President Nixon in 1969. The initiative intended to keep Mexican marijuana from entering the United States.Hide Caption 8 of 37History of marijuana in America 37 photosResearch scientist Dr. Reese T. Jones, right, adjusts the electrodes monitoring a volunteer's brain response to sound during an experiment in 1969 that used a controlled dosage of marijuana. The tests were conducted at the Langley Porter Institute at the University of California, San Francisco.Hide Caption 9 of 37History of marijuana in America 37 photosMarijuana use became more widespread in the 1960s, reflecting the rising counterculture movement.Hide Caption 10 of 37History of marijuana in America 37 photosPeople share a joint during a 1969 concert in Portland, Oregon. In 1973, Oregon became the first state to decriminalize cannabis.Hide Caption 11 of 37History of marijuana in America 37 photosPolice dogs trained to smell out hidden marijuana examine U.S. soldiers' luggage at the airport during the Vietnam War in 1969. Drug use was widespread during the war.Hide Caption 12 of 37History of marijuana in America 37 photosMarijuana reform was the Life magazine cover story in October 1969. The banner read: "At least 12 million Americans have now tried it. Are penalties too severe? Should it be legalized?"Hide Caption 13 of 37History of marijuana in America 37 photosProtesters wade in the Reflecting Pool at the National Mall in Washington during the "Honor America Day Smoke-In" thrown by marijuana activists in response to the official "Honor America Day" rally organized by President Nixon supporters at the Lincoln Memorial on July 4, 1970.Hide Caption 14 of 37History of marijuana in America 37 photosPanel members of the National Commission on Marijuana and Drug Abuse attend a hearing In Denver on January 10, 1972. From left, Dr. J. Thomas Ungerleider, psychiatrist; Michael R. Sonnenreich, commission executive director; Raymond P. Shafer, commission chairman; Mitchell Ware, Chicago attorney; Charles O. Galvin, Dallas law school dean. The commission's findings favored ending marijuana prohibition and adopting other methods to discourage use, but the Nixon administration refused to implement its recommendations.Hide Caption 15 of 37History of marijuana in America 37 photosPresident Jimmy Carter, with his special assistant for health issues, Dr. Peter Bourne, beside him, talks to reporters at the White House about his drug abuse control message to Congress on August 2, 1977. Among other things, he called for the elimination of all federal criminal penalties for the possession of up to one ounce of marijuana.Hide Caption 16 of 37History of marijuana in America 37 photosFirst lady Nancy Reagan participates in a drug education class at Island Park Elementary School on Mercer Island, Washington, on February 14, 1984. She later recalled, "A little girl raised her hand and said, 'Mrs. Reagan, what do you do if somebody offers you drugs?' And I said, 'Well, you just say no.' And there it was born." She became known for her involvement in the "Just Say No" campaign.Hide Caption 17 of 37History of marijuana in America 37 photosRobert Randall smokes marijuana that was prescribed to treat his glaucoma in 1988. He became the first legal medical marijuana patient in modern America after winning a landmark case in 1976.Hide Caption 18 of 37History of marijuana in America 37 photosPresident George H. Bush holds up a copy of the National Drug Control Strategy during a meeting in the Oval Office on September 5, 1989. In a televised address to the nation, Bush asked Americans to join the war on drugs.Hide Caption 19 of 37History of marijuana in America 37 photosA television ad aired in 1996 by Republican presidential candidate Bob Dole's campaign included footage from a 1992 MTV interview of a laughing President Clinton saying he would inhale marijuana if given the chance to relive his college days.Hide Caption 20 of 37History of marijuana in America 37 photosDennis Peron takes notes during a phone interview while Gary Johnson lights up at the Proposition 215 headquarters in San Francisco on October 11, 1996. The ballot measure was approved when voters went to the polls in November, allowing medical marijuana in California.Hide Caption 21 of 37History of marijuana in America 37 photosPeople in New York gather for a pro-cannabis rally on May 4, 2002. That same day, almost 200 similar events took place around the world to advocate for marijuana legalization. It was dubbed the "Million Marijuana March."Hide Caption 22 of 37History of marijuana in America 37 photosDifferent varieties of medical marijuana are seen at the Alternative Herbal Health Services cannabis dispensary in San Francisco on April 24, 2006. The Food and Drug Administration issued a controversial statement a week earlier rejecting the use of medical marijuana, declaring that there is no scientific evidence supporting use of the drug for medical treatment.Hide Caption 23 of 37History of marijuana in America 37 photosMedicinal marijuana patient Angel Raich wipes her eyes during a press conference on March 14, 2007, in Oakland, California. The 9th circuit U.S. Court of Appeals in San Francisco ruled that 41-year-old Raich, who used medicinal marijuana to curb pain from a brain tumor as well as other ailments, did not have the legal right to claim medical necessity to avoid the possibility of prosecution under federal drug laws.Hide Caption 24 of 37History of marijuana in America 37 photosCoffeeshop Blue Sky worker Jon Sarro, left, shows a customer different strains of medical marijuana on July 22, 2009, in Oakland, California. Voters in the city approved a measure during a vote-by-mail special election for a new tax on sales of medicinal marijuana at cannabis dispensaries.Hide Caption 25 of 37History of marijuana in America 37 photosA patient prepares to smoke at home in Portland, Maine, on October 22, 2009, a decade after the state approved a medical marijuana referendum.Hide Caption 26 of 37History of marijuana in America 37 photosSonja Gibbins walks through her growing warehouse in Fort Collins, Colorado, on April 19, 2010. Since the state approved medical marijuana in 2000, Colorado has seen a boom in marijuana dispensaries, trade shows and related businesses. So far 20 states and the District of Columbia have made smoking marijuana for medical purposes legal.Hide Caption 27 of 37History of marijuana in America 37 photosMarijuana activist Steve DeAngelo wears a "Yes on Prop 19" button as he speaks during a news conference in Oakland, California, on October 12, 2010, to bring attention to the state measure to legalize marijuana for recreational purposes in California. Voters rejected the proposal.Hide Caption 28 of 37History of marijuana in America 37 photosNutrient products are placed on shelves in the weGrow marijuana cultivation supply store during its grand opening on March 30, 2012, in Washington, D.C. The store is a one-stop-shop for supplies and training to grow plants indoors, except for the actual marijuana plants or seeds. Legislation was enacted in 2010 authorizing the establishment of regulated medical marijuana dispensaries in the nation's capital.Hide Caption 29 of 37History of marijuana in America 37 photosPeople light up near the Space Needle in Seattle after the law legalizing the recreational use of marijuana went into effect in Washington on December 6, 2012.Hide Caption 30 of 37History of marijuana in America 37 photosA man smokes a joint during the official opening night of Club 64, a marijuana social club in Denver, on New Year's Eve 2012. Voters in Colorado and Washington state passed referendums to legalize recreational marijuana on November 6, 2012.Hide Caption 31 of 37History of marijuana in America 37 photosMembers of a crowd numbering tens of thousands smoke and listen to live music at the Denver 420 Rally on April 20, 2013. Annual festivals celebrating marijuana are held around the world on April 20, a counterculture holiday.Hide Caption 32 of 37History of marijuana in America 37 photosSean Azzariti, an Iraq war veteran and marijuana activist, becomes the first person to legally purchase recreational marijuana in Colorado on January 1, 2014. Colorado was the first state in the nation to allow retail pot shops. "It's huge," Azzariti said. "It hasn't even sunk in how big this is yet."Hide Caption 33 of 37History of marijuana in America 37 photosIn April, Maryland became the 18th state to decriminalize marijuana possession. Research published by the Pew Research Center in February showed 54% of Americans support legalization of marijuana.Hide Caption 34 of 37History of marijuana in America 37 photosMatt Figi's 7-year-old daughter Charlotte was once severely ill. But a special strain of medical marijuana known as Charlotte's Web, which was named after the girl early in her treatment, has significantly reduced her seizures. In July, Rep. Scott Perry, R-Pennsylvania, introduced a three-page bill that would amend the Controlled Substances Act -- the federal law that criminalizes marijuana -- to exempt plants like Charlotte's Web that have an extremely low percentage of THC, the chemical that makes users high.Hide Caption 35 of 37History of marijuana in America 37 photosOn July 27, the New York Times published "High Time: An Editorial Series on Marijuana Legalization," which called for the federal government to repeal its ban on marijuana.Hide Caption 36 of 37History of marijuana in America 37 photosAlaska Cannabis Club CEO Charlo Greene prepares to roll a joint at the medical marijuana dispensary in Anchorage, Alaska, on Friday, February 20. Several days later, Alaska became the third state in the nation to allow recreational marijuana.Hide Caption 37 of 37Story highlightsA report says cheaper, purer illegal substances suggest war on drugs is failingKevin Sabet: Actually, global drug use has been stable over the past decade He says some think legalization is the solution, but that would lead to more drug useSabet: Legalization means companies will try to increase addiction to make more money"The war on drugs has failed" is a mantra often heard in policy and media circles these days. But not only is the phrase outdated (the 1980s called -- they want their slogan back), it is far too simplistic to describe both current drug policy and its outcomes. The latest incarnation of this ill-advised saying can be found in a report arguing that since cannabis and heroin prices have fallen while their purity has increased, efforts to curb drug use and its supply are doomed to failure. This leads some to highlight the possibility of alternatives in the form of "regulation" (e.g., legalization) of drugs.But a closer look at the data -- and the implications for a policy change to legalization -- should give us pause if we care about the dire consequences drug addiction has on society.Globally, drug use has been stable over the past decade, though it is difficult to paint such a broad brush across countries and substances. But in the U.S. alone, there has been a 40% drop in cocaine use since 2006 and a 68% decrease in workplace positive cocaine tests. Overall in the U.S., all drug use has fallen by about 30% since 1979. Kevin SabetThere are likely numerous reasons for this drop, but we can't ignore the fact that the world's top supplier of the drug -- Colombia -- has greatly improved its security situation over the same period. With help from the United States, Colombia has managed to reduce the amount of land dedicated to coca growing by nearly two-thirds from 2000 to 2010. Potential production of cocaine has also fallen more than 60%, though in places without such security enhancements -- namely Bolivia and Peru -- cocaine production has picked up. Still, this shows that progress is not only possible, it is happening. As for the opiates and cannabis, trends vary widely in different regions around the world. While critics are right to say that prices have fallen while potency has risen generally, globally the picture is much more mixed (the global cultivation of poppy has actually fallen since 1997 worldwide).In policy analysis, the key question that must follow any sentence that says "X policy is good/bad" is: "Compared to what?" Some have offered legalization as a possible alternative. But we know from our experience with currently legal drugs -- prescription drugs (which are now the leading cause of accidental deaths in the U.S.), alcohol and tobacco -- that legality means commercialization, normalization and wider access and availability that lead to more use and addiction. Just WatchedFree pot handed out in ColoradoreplayMore Videos ...Free pot handed out in Colorado 01:26PLAY VIDEOJust WatchedWashington details pot sale rulesreplayMore Videos ...Washington details pot sale rules 01:36PLAY VIDEOLegalization in the United States is likely to accompany a bombardment of promotion, similar to our other three classes of legal drugs. These industries will stop at nothing to increase addiction since their bottom line relies on it. In fact, we know that 80% of the profit from addictive industries comes from the 20% of users who consume most of the volume of the substance. According to internal documents that the government forced Big Tobacco to release during its historic court settlement, those companies are ready to pounce on the golden opportunity of drug legalization. It is no wonder that the parent company of Phillip Morris, Altria, recently bought the domain names "AltriaCannabis.com" and "AltriaMarijuana.com." If this sounds frightening, it should be. Big Tobacco tried for decades to conceal the harms of their drug, and millions of lives were lost as a result. We are naive to think that this wouldn't happen with any other drug that is legalized. Where does that leave us? That legalization is not a solution does not mean we have to be content with the status quo. Proven interventions such as community-based drug prevention efforts, drug treatment courts, offender re-entry programs and probation reform should be more robustly implemented and taken to scale. It is shameful that the richest country in the world can't figure out a way to make drug treatment available to all who need it, and we must stop relying on incarceration to deal with the drug problem. Interestingly, though, according to criminologist Mark Kleiman, if all drug prisoners were released tomorrow, we would still have four times the number of people in prison than our historical incarceration rate instead of five. That tells me that the root causes of drug use, trafficking and crime, must be seriously tackled. On the other hand, legalization -- especially in ad-obsessed America -- would not only sweep the causes of drug use under the rug, it would open the floodgates to more addiction, suffering and costs than we could ever bargain for.Follow us on Twitter @CNNOpinion.Join us on Facebook/CNNOpinion.Opinion on the newsHow AirAsia flight compares to Air France 447 crashPilot Bill Palmer says the AirAsia flight had similarities to Air France 447, which also encountered bad weatherDon't turn your back on these childrenPoverty isn't the only reason why so many parents are paying to have their child smuggled into the United States, says Carole GeithnerIran's hypocrisy in condemning U.S. racism Michael Rubin says it's a farce that Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei posted tweets criticizing U.S. policeThe smart thing that makes you stupidRon Friedman says your smartphone may be making you behave stupidly; resolve to resist distractions in 2015Is AI a threat to humanity?Artificial intelligence does not need to be malevolent to be catastrophically dangerous to humanity, writes Greg Scoblete.Welcome to the troll ageThe ability to manipulate media and technology has increasingly become a critical strategic resource, says Jeff Yang.More from opinionWhat will happen if the bees disappear?Thanks, Ben Carson, but prison doesn't make people 'come out' gayWhy Iran's rise is a good thingPowered by Livefyre
How AirAsia flight compares to Air France 447 crashPilot Bill Palmer says the AirAsia flight had similarities to Air France 447, which also encountered bad weather
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Love your UI lalaine! It's great
What a fantastic UI Lalaine, it's perfect in every way!
lalaine, Great Set up! Mind listing which UI's you have Please?
I like your threat meter placement Ciaro, even though it's not as critical nowadays.
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You could get away with reducing both the number of visible bars in your threat meter and the number of debuffs over your target frame to improve visibility. From what I can tell there isn't any particular reason to show that much information and it seems unnecessary.
Also Lalaine IM GOING TO TELL BAGELS YOU DONT USE RAID FRAMES.
DeeUi is a medium weight verry customizable addon compilation meant to improve look of old blizzard Ui by much and ofc your Gameplay when it comes to raiding mainly. Fits best to PVE but works verry fine in PVP also.
Atm this compilation is seted up for 2 classes Mage and Druid(Tank/healer) If you play any other class you will prolly need to change a few colors (for a class look) and setup your Vuhdo addon for healers.
Available here: http://www.wowinterface.com/download...eeui.html#info
Mage Power Auras setup available here:http://www.wowinterface.com/download...asforMage.html
Any constructive Critics welcome
Posting images Posting images is fine, as long as they don't consume the entire screen and take too long to load.
Still working on it.
Last edited by Becrux; 2011-10-16 at 10:54 PM. Reason: Fixed it myself.
Hei guys, i recently started a mage, and i was searching for a mana bar addon i sawy here a while ago.
It showed when to evocate, when to pop gems and stuff, but i couldnt find the topic. Anyone remember the name or the link for it?
MageManaBar, there you go.
cookies for you sir
I hate changing my bar UI tbh =/ Cooldown timers, maybe a few things to make it slightly easier to watch everything. I HATE moving my bars around though; Do fine without it :L


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