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An Ohio legalization initiative heads for signature-gathering, the NYC city council calls for decrim and legalization, the DEA's "cold consent" searches get critiqued, Kentucky pols can't agree on how to deal with heroin, and more.
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Louisiana Legalization Bill Pre-Filed. State Rep. Dalton Honore (D-Baton Rouge) has pre-filed a marijuana legalization bill. He submitted House Bill 117 yesterday. To go into effect, it would have to both pass the legislature and be approved by the electorate in the November 2016 election. Louisiana has some of the country's harshest marijuana laws.
Ohio Ballot Board Clears ResponsibleOhio Legalization Initiative. Backers of the ResponsibleOhio legalization initiative have cleared the final hurdle before beginning signature-gathering. The state Ballot Board agreed that the proposal amounts to a single constitutional amendment, so it's good to go. Backers will now need to gather more than 300,000 signatures by July to qualify for the ballot. The amendment would allow only 10 growing sites already promised to investors.
NYC City Council Calls for Decriminalizing and Legalizing Marijuana. This week, the New York City Council called for the state to pass legislation to both decriminalize and to tax and regulate marijuana. As part of the Council's State Budget and Legislative Agenda for the 2015-2016 legislative session, the council urged the state legislature to pass two marijuana policy reforms -- the Fairness and Equity Act and the Marijuana Regulation and Tax Act (MRTA). The Speaker of the City Council, Melissa Mark-Viverito had previously announced her support for marijuana legalization in November, but this marks the first time that decriminalization and legalization have been part of the Council's official legislative agenda.
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Georgia Medical Marijuana Bill Wins Senate Committee Vote. The Senate Health and Human Services Committee approved House Bill 1 yesterday. The measure has passed the House and now heads for a Senate floor vote.
New York Senate Approves Bill to Increase Meth Penalties. The Senate has passed Senate Bill 1150, which would increase penalties for meth possession and sale. Meth would be treated similarly to heroin and cocaine under the bill. The bill is now in the Assembly Codes Committee as Assembly Bill 5577.
Kentucky Legislators Still Can't Agree on Heroin Bills. House and Senate negotiators met yesterday to try to reach a compromise on competing bills that address heroin use in the state, but mainly agreed to disagree. There are differences over increasing penalties for heroin dealers, whether to allow needle exchanges, and on how to protect people who report overdoses. There is now a chance legislators could agree on a compromise that simply omits the sentencing and overdose reporting provisions.
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Sen. Chuck Grassley Investigating Asset Forfeiture Abuses in US Marshals Service. The Iowa Republican sent a letter Wednesday to the agency demanding documents after he received whistleblower allegations that the service's Asset Forfeiture Division had used asset forfeiture monies "to purchase extravagant office decorations such as custom wall paper and window treatments." He is also looking into allegations of favoritism in hiring at the agency.
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Justice Department Report Criticizes DEA's "Cold Consent" Searches. In a new report, the Justice Department's Office of the Inspector General details how the DEA's use of "cold consent" searches, where agents confront travelers at airports, bus, and rail stations and "ask" for consent to search them, may be racially profiling passengers and unjustly seizing their money. Click on the title link or read the report for lots more detail.
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Ex-Felon Federal Voting Rights Bills Filed. Sen. Ben Cardin (D-MD) has filed S 772 to secure the federal voting rights of people who have served their time. Rep. John Conyers (D-MI) has filed a companion bill, HR 1459, in the House.
Smarter Sentencing Act Picks Up More Cosponsors. The Senate version, S 502, now has nine cosponsors, with the latest being Sen. John Isaakson (R-GA). The House version, HR 920, now has 22 cosponsors, with six signing on in the past week. The bills would retroactively apply provisions of the Fair Sentencing Act and would reduce mandatory minimum sentences.
Canada Supreme Court Takes Up Medical Marijuana Edibles. The high court is hearing a case where plaintiffs charge that Health Canada violated medical marijuana patients' constitutional rights to life, liberty, and safety by barring any form of marijuana except dried plants. The government has lost at every step of the legal process so far, but continues to argue the case.
Zambia Opposition Party Joins Green Call for Marijuana Legalization. Zambia's second largest opposition party, the United Party for National Development, has joined the Greens in calling for the legalization of marijuana cultivation. "There is nothing wrong with cannabis. Just like you and me 'dear reader' Cannabis Sativa, the plant, was also created by God," wrote party vice-president for political affairs Canisius Banda. "Cannabis is a resource. Cannabis must be decriminalized the world over. Nonetheless, regulation, albeit wise, just as it exists for many other things ought to remain. Just like Zambia boasts of Copper, California boasts of Cannabis, the biggest cash crop, responsible for US$14 billion a year in sales. Zambia would do well, under decriminalized but controlled conditions, to start growing Cannabis, and at least, for now until we are a bit more civilized, only for export to countries that have made it legal."
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Fleeing California Meth Suspect Crashes Cycle, Has Gun, Is Killed
A man attempting to elude police on a motorcycle crashed his bike, then allegedly pulled a gun and was shot and killed. James Richard Jimenez, 41, becomes the 13th person to die in US domestic drug law enforcement operations so far this year.
[image:1 align:left]According to a statement released by the Napa Police Department, officers with the department's Special Enforcement Unit were preparing to serve a search warrant for drugs and firearms at a residence in the city's Alta Heights section when Jimenez, the man they were looking for, drove by on a motorcycle.
Police had arrested him a month earlier on charges of possessing meth and ammunition. He recognized police and sped away, the statement said. Police took off after Jimenez in a short pursuit that ended when he crashed his bike.
Officers repeatedly shouted "Police, show us your hands, show us your hands" as they approached, but said Jimenez reached for his waistband for what they "recognized as a handgun." One officer then fired three shots, with at least one striking Jimenez in the torso.
"Following standard protocol, officers immediately secured the suspect in handcuffs and began CPR and other life saving measures," the statement said. But Jimenez was pronounced dead shortly thereafter at a local hospital.
Police said they recovered a "substantial" amount of cash, methamphetamine, and a gun at the scene.
The officer who fired the shots was later identified as Officer Thomas Keener.
The next day, several dozen of Jimenez's friends and relatives marched through Alta Heights demanding justice after the shooting.
"We want justice for Hyme! He didn't have to die this way!" one relative shouted.
They said he was a family man, not a gang member or violent, and they didn't know why he fled police.
"I'm numb, just numb," said his mother, Janet Jimenez.
His fiancée, Holli Nelson, 26, said Jimenez had made mistakes in the past, but he had paid his dues.
"They're making him out to be a monster, and he's not," she said. "They gunned him down like a dog."
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Chronicle AM: Marijuana Legal in Alaska Tomorrow, Kosher MedMJ in NY, Chinese Meth, More (2/23/15)
Alaska's Measure 2 legalization begins to kick in tomorrow, the UFCW organizes medical marijuana workers in Minnesota, Chuck Schumer wants more drug war money, India bans the new synthetic drug mephedrone, and more. Let's get to it:
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First Phase of Alaska Legalization Goes Into Effect Tomorrow. As of Tuesday, February 24, 2015, the first phase of Alaska's voter-approved Measure 2 marijuana legalization goes into effect. Beginning then, people 21 and over can legally possess up to an ounce of weed and grow up to six plants in their home (only three flowering). Adults may also share up to an ounce of weed with other adults and give them up to six plants. Taxed and regulated marijuana commerce will come next year. Click on the link for more.
Maryland Legalization Bill Gets Hearing Tomorrow. The House Judiciary Committee will hold a hearing in the General Assembly on Tuesday, February 24, to consider a bill that would regulate and tax marijuana similarly to alcohol. Supporters of the bill, including representatives of the Marijuana Policy Coalition of Maryland, are expected to testify. The hearing will take place in Room 101 of the House Office Building at 1:00pm ET. The bill is House Bill 911, sponsored by Rep. Curt Anderson (D-Baltimore).
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Minnesota Medical Marijuana Workers Unionize. Workers at Minnesota Medical Solutions, which will operate four medical marijuana dispensaries, have signed a labor agreement with the company under the auspices of the United Food and Commercial Workers (UCFW), Local 1189. The union is also in discussions about representing workers at the other four planned dispensaries in the state, which will be operated by LeafLine Labs. The UFCW has also organized marijuana workers in California, Colorado, and Washington.
Missouri Medical Marijuana Bill Gets Hearing Today. Rep. Dave Hinson's (R-St. Clair) House Bill 800, which would allow for medical marijuana for eligible payments, was set to get a House hearing today. Come back tomorrow for results.
West Virginia Medical Marijuana Bill Filed. On the last day to file Senate bills in the legislative session, Sen. Mitch Carmichael (R-Ripley) introduced Senate Bill 546, the "Creating Compassionate Use Act for Medical Cannabis." The bill would allow for medical marijuana for designated debilitating medical conditions and would require patients and caregivers to be registered with the state. The bill now goes before the Senate Health and Human Services Committee.
Kosher Medical Marijuana Coming to New York? Orthodox Jews in New York may soon be able to get kosher medical marijuana. Rabbi Moshe Elefant, head of the Orthodox Union's kosher certification agency said he has held "preliminary discussions" with several companies seeking to obtain a kosher seal of approval for medical marijuana. Click on the link for more.
Law Enforcement
Chuck Schumer Lobbies to Restore HIDTA Funding Cuts. Sen. Charles Schumer (D-NY) said Sunday Congress should reject President Obama's plan to cut funding for the High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA) program. "This is one area where I disagree with the president, and I'm going to fight to reverse his decision," Schumer said. He wants $100 million in drug war funding restored, in part to fight heroin use in his state.
UN Official Blames "Corrupt" Chinese Pharmaceutical Industry for Meth Production. Chinese police recently busted 2.4 tons of meth in Guangdong Province, provoking UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) official Jeremy Douglas to say that "corruption in the pharmaceutical and chemical industries" in China was behind the easy availability of chemicals needed to mass produce the drugs. "To operate a lab like this, you need a lot of chemicals, which are legitimate, regulated chemicals from the pharmaceutical industry," Douglas said. "This group has been able to get their hands on the precursor chemicals necessary to produce the drugs. They've been doing it for a long time, which means they're getting these chemicals on a regular basis. There is some kind of corruption in the chemical/pharmaceutical industry taking place allowing this to happen."
India Bans Mephedrone. India has now classified mephedrone (also known as "Meow-Meow" or "M-Cat") as a psychotropic substance that falls under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act of 1985. That means mephedrone will now be treated as a controlled substance like heroin, cocaine, or methamphetamine. Previously, the new synthetic was not regulated in the country.
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Chronicle AM: WA GOP Bill to Combine MedMJ, Recreational Pot Moves, KY Heroin Bill Passes House, More (2/16/15)
Colorado gets more time to defend its marijuana law, a possession legalization bill gets filed in Tennessee, a bill to combine medical and recreational markets in Washington passes the Senate over patient objections, the Russian drug czar could be losing his gig, and more. Let's get to it:
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Colorado Gets Extension to Respond to Nebraska, Oklahoma Lawsuit. The US Supreme Court has given the state an extra month to respond to a lawsuit that claims it is exporting pot problems to its neighbors. A response to the suit had been due today, but the court pushed that back to March 27. The lawsuit seeks to overturn Colorado's legal marijuana law.
Tennessee Possession Legalization Bills Filed. Companion bills that would legalize the possession and casual exchange of up to a half ounce of weed have been introduced in Nashville. The bills would also make possession and distribution of an ounce or more a misdemeanor punishable by only a $100 fine. Rep. Harold Love (D-Nashville) introduced HB 0873, while Sen. Jeff Yarbro (D-Nashville) introduced SB 1211.
Medical Marijuana
New Mexico Medical Marijuana Program Revisions Proposed. The Health Department's hearing officer charged with making recommendations for changes in the state's medical marijuana program issued her report last Thursday. She is recommending increasing the allowable concentrations of THC in marijuana products from 60% to 70% and scrapping a rule requiring patients to submit biometric information when applying for registry cards. The department is now "in the process of reviewing" the recommendations. Click on the link for more detail and more recommendations.
Washington Senate Passes Republican Bill to Combine Recreational and Medical Marijuana. The state Senate has passed Senate Bill 5052, sponsored by Sen. Ann Rivers (R-La Center). It would combine medical and recreational in a single market, require medical marijuana users to enter their names on a state registry, reduce the number of plants patients could grow from 15 to six, and allow cultivation co-ops only if they are at least 15 miles from a retail store and everyone is on the registry. The bill was opposed by patient advocates. Sen. Jeanne Kohl-Welles (D-Seattle) had offered a competing bill, Senate Bill 5519, but that has not been voted on, and all of her amendments to the Republican bill were voted down.
Connecticut Governor to Propose Comprehensive Legislation on Prescription Drug, Heroin Use. Gov. Dannel Malloy (D) will later this month propose legislation that would increase utilization of prescription drug monitoring programs, increase education of doctors prescribing opiates, and increase access to overdose reversal drugs, such as naloxone. Click on the link for more detail.
Kentucky House Passes Heroin Bill; Competing Bill Already Passed Senate. The Republican-led Senate has already passed omnibus heroin legislation, and now the Democratic-led House has passed its own vision of how to combat heroin. The Democratic bill, House Bill 213, would increase both treatment and some punishments, but unlike the Republican bill, would allow for needle exchange. Now, the two bills must be reconciled.
Indiana Bill Would Require a Prescription for Sudafed. A bill that started out as a measure to bar people with meth convictions from purchasing pseudoephedrine products used as precursors in home meth cooking has now morphed into a bill that would require a doctor's prescription for anyone to purchase such products, which are common in cold medications. Senate Bill 536 is the measure.
Russian Anti-Drug Agency to Fall Prey to Budget Crisis. The Federal Drug Control Service is likely to be disbanded because of the country's economic crisis, according to official documents. The agency will shut down on March 1, and its functions will be redistributed among the Health and Interior ministries.


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News Source : Chapman University to Pay $75,000 to Settle EEOC Race Discrimination Suit
University Fired Black Professor After Being Denied Tenure Due to Race, Federal Agency Charged
SAN DIEGO - Chapman University, a private university in Orange, Calif., will pay $75,000 and furnish other relief to settle a race discrimination lawsuit filed by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), the agency announced today.
The EEOC had charged that Chapman's George L. Argyros School of Business & Economics (ASBE) discriminated against Stephanie Dellande, an assistant professor of marketing, because of her race. The EEOC contended that Dellande was denied both tenure and promotion to associate professor in 2006 because she is African-American, despite strong recommendations in her favor by many professional peers. The university discharged her in June 2008 upon a denial of her tenure appeal.
According to the EEOC's suit, Dellande was the first black professor to have been allowed to apply for tenure at the ASBE, and was subjected to a higher standard for obtaining tenure and promotion than her non-black peers.
Race discrimination violates Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. The EEOC filed suit in U.S. District Court for the Central District of California, Western Division [EEOC v. Chapman University and the Board of Trustees of Chapman University, Case No. LA CV-10-1419-JAK(RNBx)] in September 2010 after first attempting to reach a pre-litigation settlement through its conciliation process. The case was settled during the pendency of the EEOC's appeal with the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals (Court of Appeal No. 12-56094) after Chapman was granted summary judgment at the district court level.
According to the consent decree settling the suit, aside from the monetary relief, Chapman agreed to designate an internal equal employment opportunity officer; train all ASBE employees on their rights and responsibilities on discrimination in the workplace; maintain a centralized system to track complaints by ASBE faculty members about denial of tenure and discrimination; revise its policies on discrimination and retaliation; and post a notice on the matter at ASBE. The EEOC will monitor compliance with the two-year consent decree.
"The preventive measures that Chapman University has agreed to will go a long way toward creating a discrimination-free environment that encourages reports of discrimination without fear of reprisal," said Anna Y. Park, regional attorney for the EEOC's Los Angeles District Office. "We commend Chapman University for its commitment toward equal access to opportunities there."
Upon learning of the settlement, Dellande said, "Chapman University's actions caught me completely off guard - like a punch in the gut - especially since I was told that I was on track for tenure. In the big scheme of things, it meant that I would not have a seat at the table where policies were made, simply because of my race. However, the outcome is a victory for me. I have deep gratitude and appreciation to the EEOC for helping me through this ordeal."
Marla Stern-Knowlton, local director of the EEOC's San Diego Local Office, added, "Employment decisions should be made based on neutral criteria without regard to race. In entering the agreement with EEOC, Chapman University has taken an important step toward such protections for its employees."
Founded in 1861, Chapman University is a private, non-profit university with programs in seven schools and colleges, and an enrollment of approximately 6,000 undergraduate, graduate and law students.
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It seems that the Economist's story line, just like that of any mass market work of fiction, needs a villain/scapegoat and that this role has been firmly assigned to Russia. This leader is neither an example of unbiased journalism, nor does it show any analysis. The editors are so intransigent that they keep going on about the "Russian invasion of Georgia" even after the soon to be published results of the EU commission entrusted with investigating this conflict have shown that Russia was indeed reacting to a planned military attack on South Ossetia staged by the Georgian hothead of a president. If the results of an independent EU commission are not enough to change the mind of this newspaper on the matter, I wonder if anything ever will.
Who cares about Russia when we've got Sarah Palin keeping a eye on it for us from her bathroom window???
I have to laugh at a couple comments on this article
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One thing I hope for and that is this global warming garbage
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Yes this article was shallow and a version of conflict
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in a school. Here are 2 facts to ponder in this tour
de force article.
Surely the fact that Russia stashed away half a trillion
dollars during the oil boom doesn't equate to squandering
that situation. Also that Ikea didn't invest surely could
be the related to a thousand things including the current economic situation. How funny Ikea is the barometer of
correctness in the world they are not out to make a quick
If you read an issue of the Economist from 1982 you will
not recognize the current bland dumb politically correct
garbage they pass off as journalism. They are fast running a really good brand name into the ground for thinking people but where do you turn?
The BBC is just as bad but at least it covers the world
and you can put a decontamination filter on as you read
I just wanted to respond to Torp-Nielsen's comment.
You state that Obama's foreign policy has not yielded results. I would beg to differ. Despite events in Iran and North Korea, I believe it is fair to see we are finally approaching an era of openness with these nations.
For example, there may be upheaval in Iran but I think the people feel a little more empowered. Sure we have seen a hard arm on the people, but it was not as hard as many would have expected. It shows that people there do have a voice. As long as the US keeps an open dialogue with Iran, we will gradually see a less harsh tone in Iranian politics.
Second point, North Korea was doing stuff like this before Obama.
The best thing we can do with Russia is open lines of communication. Work together. Trade together (non-energy exports/imports).
Chechnya will forever stay a shameful and impossible to clean stain on the face of Russia. Forever!!! And US and UK who called "internal affairs" will be paying for their words and lack of actions for many years to come.
Sure, let's talk about everything, including the latest well illustrated Human Rights Warch report.
Or, perhaps it's just another case of "childish rant from someone who just had a bad experience" ?
Sure, you can just dismiss it, all 54 pages of the HRW report.
Or you can learn something you know absolutely nothing about.
Read on: "Russian federal and Chechen authorities should immediately put a stop to home burnings and other collective punishment practices against families of alleged insurgents in Chechnya, and ensure meaningful accountability for perpetrators of human rights violations in the region, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today.
The 54-page report, "'What Your Children Do Will Touch Upon You': Punitive House-Burning in Chechnya," documents a distinct pattern of house burnings by security forces to punish families for the alleged actions of their relatives.
Find the time and make an effort to read and understand the full story:
I am sincerely disappointed by the tone and the content of this article. As the other comments have pointed out, it is little more than a "childish rant".
This is the LEAD article for the economist. This is your best shot, when you guys step out into the marketplace and show the world the value in your product. This is the best you have.
It is a sad day for what was once an interesting publication.
I would have failed undergraduate foreign policy assignments if I had turned in garbage like this. It is not intelligent analyses, is does not demonstrate any research whatsoever, and it isn't humorous. In short, it is hack journalism of the lowest calibre.
There need to be serious changes made in the leadership at the Economist, or you guys are going to turn into a crank rag that is only read by the idiot whacko fringe, and supported by the contributions or far right "think tanks".
It will be very interesting to see how President Obama will approach Russia. So far the "open hand" diplomacy have yielded the following results:
North Korea: another missile testing and threat of further nuclear testing
Iran: continuation of nuclear programme and brutal handling of peaceful demonstrations
Cuba: no change
While this is still early days, the "open hands" approach basically does not appear to work (!). To less idealistic types, myself included, this is no surprise. Dictatorships around the world recognize a push-over, when they see one.
Mr. Putin (the new Czar of Russia), I am afraid, recognizes this too...
I think before we rightfully accuse Russia of (whatever was described) let's remember how West economical policies screwed up russia budding reforms and let's also remember that Russia has no foundation to believe west in its often hypocritical statements...
Seriously, if we talk about it, let's talk about EVERYTHING on BOTH sides.
Arms control is the last resort of policy when US-Russian relations go sour. Arms control substituted for normal diplomatic relations during the Cold War, and it is a substitute for them again.
While Russia is not certainly in a good position or a good place to be right now, or that Putin a good fellow and what not, this article is really bad and comes off as more of a childish rant from someone who just had a bad experience in Russia, than deep and intelligent analysis one would expect from this magazine.
This, along with a few other articles, makes me wonder whats going on over there at The Economist? Even articles on the United States are written in the same tone and sometimes highly inaccurate. It seems that the UK and only England in that sense gets off the hook these days. Letting only recent no experience college grads write? Part of a "dumbing down" tabloidization to make it more competitive?
Russia does have its issues, but The Economist should show some decorum and manners in critiquing and analyzing them. Nothing wrong with them providing ideas for solutions for its problems as well.
"Paranoid, mischievous and heading in the wrong direction..." From the very beginning it is clear what another Economist article on Russia is all about.
Paranoid, obnoxious and blatantly superficial - these would perfectly characterize the Economist approach to Russia-related issues. Just hope Mr. Obama is more pragmatic and has much more common sense than the Economist experts on Russia.
Early in the 20th century the Imperial Russia built the Chinese Eastern Railroad as a symbol of the Russian Empire's dominance over China. Later, concerned about the potential threat of the Chinese "proletariat" that followed Mao's ideological line while ignoring Lenin's, in the 1970's the USSR spent billions on construction of the Baikal Amur Mainline (BAM) that served to strengthen Soviet defensive infrastructure against potential Chinese expansion.
Now Russia has signed an agreement with China under which it will deliver 300 million tons of oil to China over 20 years for $100 billion (or about $57 per barrel). In order for Russia to meet its commitments a new pipeline must be built across Siberia at a price estimated at $29 billion. No one knows what the actual construction costs will be by the time it is built or how much Russia will need to spend annually to keep it operational for at least twenty years.
Whether Russian oil deliveries through the pipeline would ever recoup expenses given the agreed price of just $57 per barrel is highly speculative. What is certain is that by committing to build this oil pipeline to China, in addition to a similar long term export gas pipeline financed by a Chinese loan, Putin will gradually turn Russia into a raw materials appendage to its mighty eastern neighbour.
Putin should know that the Russian-Chinese border is indefensible and that tens of millions of Chinese struggling to make a living just a stone's throw away from Russia's depressed towns will be more than willing to reach out for the vital natural resources essential for China's economic progress. Putin's newly invented Collective Security Treaty, signed by Russia with Armenia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan is little more than a cosmetic PR gesture.
Russia and the United States share many common interests including halting Islamic extremism, containing China, and seeing peace in the Middle East.
It seems silly that the United States should sacrifice all this by antagonizing Moscow, expanding an organization built to fight the Soviet Union right to Russia's doorstep.
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We've found amino acids in a comet yet but thats only 1 instance in our local area (glycine in a comet) where we already know life exists. The question now is understanding how these molecules got there, can the others be produced, and how abundant can we expect them to be.
The chances of detecting the full amino acid by IR or radio astronomy is very slim unless they were very very high in abundance(due to their "large" size and large number of species in the sample) thus in order to understand if they are actually there we are forced to search for smaller more abundant molecules so that we can create and accurate chemical model that represents the chemistry of space. Right now those models are off by orders of magnitude so finding a precursor in the line to another amino acid can be rather exciting. Right now thats as close as we are to seeing/[identifying] a biologically relevant molecule outside our solar system.
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I am wanting to root because I just cannot stand this bloat crap that is embedded into my stock note 3. especially this flipboard crap! I mean what the hell. cant even turn it off! I wonder how much they had to pay Samsung to have this embedded where you can even turn it off!!!!! and when you force stop it is updates the next day and is on again! ohh it burns me up makes me boil. I have already called and chewed Samsung a new a**hole. but doesn't matter they don't care. so it is time for me to take matters into my own hands.
anyway. I am going to paste the procedure I found and make sure this is the correct way up to date or point me to a better way if one is available.
what I want is just to be able to remove this bloat and get rid of the knox crap that is an invasion of my privacy anyway! I really don't care about roms at all. just want to have control of my phone..
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Illinois residents- it's that time of year again:
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From a February 28, 2013, press release from the Illinois Emergency Management Agency (IEMA):
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Local, State Emergency Management Officials to Encourage Severe Weather Preparedness in March
SPRINGFIELD – On Feb. 29, 2012, a deadly tornado tore through the Southern Illinois communities of Harrisburg and Ridgway shortly before 5 a.m. With most people still sleeping, many didn't hear the outdoor warning sirens blaring or warnings issued on radio and TV stations.
Eight people lost their lives and more than 100 others were injured as a result of the tornado. Fortunately, some residents were awakened by alarms broadcasted over their weather alert radios and were able to seek shelter before the tornado hit.
In an effort to increase public awareness of weather alert radios, local and state emergency management officials today launched a statewide contest. The Illinois Emergency Services Management Association (IESMA) and the Illinois Emergency Management Agency (IEMA) are sponsoring the "Weather Alert Radios Save Lives" contest, in which participants will take an online quiz for a chance to win one of 100 weather alert radio to be awarded.
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"Having a weather alert radio in your home can be a real lifesaver, much like a smoke detector or a carbon monoxide detector," said IEMA Director Jonathon Monken. "Each of these devices can alert you to hazards, even while you're sleeping, and give you time to get to a safe place."
The contest is available on the Ready Illinois website (www.Ready.Illinois.gov), the IESMA website (www.iesma.org) and on many county and municipal emergency management agency websites. A total of 100 weather alert radios will be awarded to participants who register after reading information about the radios and successfully completing a five-question quiz. The contest runs from Feb. 28 through March 31. Winners will be announced in April.
"Every home and business should have a weather alert radio," said IESMA President Russ Thomas.
IESMA purchased the weather alert radios as part of a program to increase emergency preparedness in local schools, hospitals, nursing homes, extended care facilities and government buildings throughout Illinois. During 2013 and 2014, IESMA plans to place 800 weather alert radios in local facilities.
The National Weather Service (NWS) and state and local emergency management officials strongly encourage people to have a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Weather Radio All Hazards with battery backup, a tone-alert feature and Specific Area Message Encoding (SAME) technology, which allows the radio to be programmed to receive alerts for specified counties.
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"Despite the drought last year, Illinois still had dozens of tornadoes and hundreds of severe thunderstorms that damaged property, injured 125 and tragically killed nine people," said Chris Miller, warning coordination meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Lincoln. "This underscores how important it is for people to be prepared at all times. You should identify a place at home and work to take shelter from tornadoes and severe thunderstorms, and have multiple ways to receive hazardous weather information, such as apps for electronic devices or a weather alert radio."
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I just got done taking the online quiz as part of the "Weather Alert Radios Save Lives" contest. The five-question quiz is easy- but be sure to read that information they provide about weather alert radios first.
I'm a big fan of weather alert radios. Even if you don't win one through this contest, I highly-recommend going out and getting one anyway if you don't have one already.
Good luck! And thanks to the Illinois Emergency Services Management Association (IESMA) and the Illinois Emergency Management Agency (IEMA) for sponsoring the contest.
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Covet Garden's Lynda Felton is taking a three-month sojourn south of the border. While she is exploring the sights and sounds of Mexico, she is still diligently working on Covey G — and sharing her discoveries with our readers. You can also track Lynda's adventures on her Tumblr. Here is her first dispatch!
On the first leg of my adventure I spent a wonderful week in Mexico City's Centro Historico.
The Centro Historico area is bursting with fabulous buildings designed in Art Deco, Spanish and European Colonial and even Art Nouveau styles. Its not hard to tell why the architecture here is a must see. But I soon started to see another common design statement and that was the use of brass and bronze. Its everywhere, in the smallest if details and in grand statements and I have to tell you, I liked it.
Take for example the beautiful bird public seating in the main shopping area in Historico Centrol on Isabel la Catolica (pictured above).
This bronze statue in Plaza Garibaldi honours the the mariachi bands that gather daily. (A side note: People hire these groups for birthday or anniversary parties. You can also just sit their and have them play a song or two for you.)
Or the refined brass detail of the entrance to the Bank of Mexico on 5 de Mayo.
Even this street performer in the Zocalo has the bronze touch!
[photos, Lynda Felton]


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Rickey Paulding throws down a dunk during the second half of the NCAA West Region championship game Saturday.
March 23, 2002
By GREG BEACHAM
AP Sports Writer
SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) - Oklahoma coach Kelvin Sampson is going to another Final Four - only this time, he won't have to go alone.
With a dynamic combination of toughness and late-game cool, Oklahoma rolled to its first national semifinal since 1988 with an 81-75 victory over 12th-seeded Missouri on Saturday.
Hollis Price scored the last of his 18 points on two free throws with 6 seconds left to give the Sooners their 12th straight victory and a ticket to Atlanta to face Indiana, an 81-69 winner over Kent State.
"Coach goes to the Final Four every year, but he never takes us," Price said, grinning. "We're tagging along this time."
After the final buzzer, Price enjoyed a long and joyous hug with Sampson, whose 19 years in charge of three programs culminated with a relatively trouble-free run through the West Regional, highlighted by an ugly but satisfying win over the Tigers.
"You can never imagine the exact way you'll achieve a dream like this, but I'm pretty happy with the way it happened," Sampson said.
Like many college basketball coaches, Sampson makes a regular pilgrimage to the Final Four, where he watches his profession's best and dreams of getting his own chance. Most seasons, he was unable even to take his wife because of his schools' budget constraints.
"I'd sit up there in the stands and watch the teams practice," Sampson said. "I always wanted to bring our team. I didn't want to go alone.
"As soon as I got to our locker room a minute ago, I was thinking there's some young coach out there who's going to be watching Oklahoma this year ... and my message to him is that you can get here."
After building the Sooners' program for eight seasons, Sampson has a deep,
versatile squad peaking at the right time - and only two victories remain
between Oklahoma and its first national title. The Sooners lost to Danny
Manning-led Kansas in the 1988 final.
Ebi Ere scored 17 points for Oklahoma (31-4), seeded No. 2 in the West. The Sooners made their reputation this season with hard-nosed play on both ends of the court and that made the difference against the Tigers, who were looking for a historic upset.
The Sooners buckled down on defense to claim the lead, then kept their tempers in check and hit their free throws down the stretch. It was Oklahoma's ninth straight victory over its Big 12 rival.
While his players kept their heads throughout, it actually was a technical called on Sampson with under 15 minutes left and Oklahoma leading by eight points that precipitated a 10-3 Missouri run. The spurt pulled the Tigers to 54-53.
But Oklahoma never trailed in the second half, although the Sooners also never pulled away fully from the pesky Tigers, the lowest-seeded team ever to advance to the round of eight.
McGhee scored 15 points, while Quannas White had 12 points and seven assists. Price, the region's MVP, hit four 3-pointers.
Missouri played with the same tenacity and opportunistic outside shooting that got the Tigers to the round of eight for the first time since 1994. Rickey Paulding scored 23 points for Missouri, while Kareem Rush had 17.
"Some of the shots that we normally make didn't fall," Rush said. "It's hard to understand right now."
Clarence Gilbert, Missouri's senior leader and leading scorer in the tournament, had a 1-for-16 shooting performance, including eight missed 3-pointers. Though the Tigers also were beset by foul trouble, poor free-throw shooting and 15 turnovers, they remained close to Oklahoma all game.
The Sooners led by eight with 3:44 left. Missouri pulled within 70-67 on Rush's 3-pointer a minute later, but McGhee answered with a 3-pointer, and Oklahoma made two key defensive stops to force a free-throw shooting contest in the final minute.
Missouri's frustration boiled over when Rush, in likely his final college game, got a technical foul for shoving an Oklahoma player to the ground with 36 seconds left.
Instead of challenging Rush, as McGhee appeared to want to do, the Sooners stayed cool - and moments later, they were wearing celebratory T-shirts and hats.
"They were cool," Missouri coach Quin Snyder said. "That's all you can say about them. They kept their composure and waited for their chances."
Missouri missed out on a chance to become the lowest-seeded team to reach the Final Four. That distinction still belongs to LSU, which made it as a No. 11 in 1986.
Both teams looked tense in the opening minutes Saturday. Gilbert, who led the Tigers with 23 points in their victory over UCLA on Thursday, didn't score until hitting a free throw nearly 10 minutes in.
Ere hit a series of early shots to give Oklahoma an early lead, but Rush and Rickey Paulding kept Missouri close. The Tigers took a 32-31 lead, but the Sooners closed the half on a 10-1 run, capped by Price's 3-pointer at the buzzer.
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Onion spacing- 16/sq ft vs. Dixondale recommendation
Dixondale farms suggests 4" between onions, and a full 3 feet between rows. What's up with that? Besides not wanting to waste space, it seems that if you only need 4" on one side, why wouldn't 4" on the other work?
I actually put mine in about a foot apart in a longish raised bed (it just seemed to work)...now I'm wondering if I can pull them back out and put them even closer (making a 3rd row in the middle), or if Dixondale is right in their spacing. I only wonder if they are simply making room for mass planting & mass growing/harvesting. Obviously if you're a commercial grower, you'd need the walking space for your hired help...
...but knowing you SFGers, you probably have it 'more right' for the homeowner, and I can save the space for other things in that bed instead of wasting a full 12" x 20 feet in this particular bed!
Green onions can go closer but 16/sf for full-size onions won't work. Next time you are in the grocery take 16 full-size and put them next to each other and try to fill them up in a 12" square. My full-size I have 9/sf and for green I probably have 16-20 but I have more sets than I have space...
I have onion sets 9 per sq ft. I started mine from sets. Does anyone know how long it takes from planting sets to harvesting the BIG onions?
Has anyone started them from seeds? How long did that take? I started some from seeds and they still look like grass. Sooooo tiny. Somewhere I read where if you start them from seeds it takes like 6 months to get to set size.
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What is the spacing for growing full sized onions? I came home with a 1015Y bunch and am looking at 9 or 16 per square foot. These onions can grow 3 inches wide, maybe more.
I know about utilizing some along the way, what is the best plan of attack and what is the spacing at the end when they are largest?
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I know square foot gardening is about pushing the envelop in terms of how much to plant in a given area, but if I were after maximum sized onions I'd plant 4 per square foot. Think about it, garlic are spaced 4/sq.ft. (although some do 9) and onion bulbs get larger than garlic heads do. If I wanted more medium-large sized onions I'd do 6/sq.ft., medium sized I'd do 9.
P.S. I think I should add that I only loosely follow the square foot gardening principals.
Last year, I did three squares with 16 each and harvested all at full size (no green onion harvest). I'd say they ended up as small to medium sized bulbs. Definitely not large. It felt crowded. This year, I'm going down to 9/sq and see how that works.


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Pajor said Saturday afternoon that it would take several hours before the leak could be excavated and stopped. Crews worked into the evening Saturday.
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