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I believe that people should be free to do *everything* they want as long as they don't hurt others. Prohibition is bad but regulation is needed, not every recreational drug can be legal because there are some drugs that are extremely dangerous; the same way that not all legal drugs (drugstore ones) are approved because some are dangerous not all recreational drugs can be approved. So if not all drugs get approved we'll end up with some illegal ones and there will be a black market the same as today.


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RALEIGH — UNC Asheville, not North Carolina State, acted the part of the 16th-ranked team in the nation for 37 minutes Friday night, but it was Richard Howell and the Wolfpack that survived the scare, winning 82-80.
With 3:12 left and the Wolfpack trailing 69-68, senior Scott Wood came up with a blocked shot of UNC Asheville forward Jeremy Atkinson. N.C. State ran down the floor, finding Howell in the middle of the lane for two points. Howell was intentionally fouled on the play, giving him two shots and the Wolfpack the ball.
Howell knocked down 1 of 2 free throws, and Wood followed with a jumper from the foul line to put the Wolfpack (4-1) ahead for good at 73-69. It was its first lead since the 17:47 mark of the second half.
"It all started with a good defensive stop," Wood said. "That's what happens when you make a good stop. You get out on the break and good things will happen on the offensive end. The last couple games, we haven't come out ready to play. Luckily, Richard saved us."
Though the record reads 1-5 for the Bulldogs, they channeled their NCAA Tournament performance when they nearly knocked off top-seeded Syracuse in the first round back in March. The lone starter returning from last season's team, Atkinson, led UNC Asheville with 28 points, six rebounds and five steals.
"Coach (Mark Gottfried) warned us about Atkinson," junior guard Lorenzo Brown said. "He played pretty well. He played well in Puerto Rico, too. They played a good game."
UNC Asheville finished shooting 50 percent (32 of 64) from the field. Sophomore guard Keith Hornsby had 23 points on 4-for-6 accuracy from 3-point range and 8 of 14 overall from the field.
However, the Bulldogs had trouble holding the Wolfpack off the scoreboard as N.C. State became the fourth team in a row to shoot better than 50 percent in the game against them. The Wolfpack finished 29 of 52 from the field, good for 55.8 percent.
"Asheville became a team as the game progressed that started to smell blood and thought they could win," Gottfried said. "They played terrific."
Turnovers were a common theme throughout the game, ultimately keeping the Bulldogs in the game. UNC Asheville scored 31 points off of 19 Wolfpack turnovers. N.C. State's final turnover of the game came with 6:03 remaining. From that point on, the Wolfpack put the clamps on the ball and 2:58 later, it took the lead for good.
"That's something we need to fix in practice," Howell said. "Obviously, it's a serious problem and it's something that could cost us a game. We need to pay a lot more attention to that."
Howell led the way for the Wolfpack, finishing with 23 points and 15 rebounds, including five on the offensive end. Only seven players played for N.C. State, and four of the five starters tallied at least 34 minutes.
"End of the day, it's good to win," Gottfried said. "But we have got to be better. We have to be better defensively. We have to develop a better team chemistry amongst our team. We have to develop a team spirit that is all about winning, period. If we do that, we have a chance to be a good team. If we don't, we are just another team out there playing. We'll see."
The Wolfpack extended its record to 18-0 all-time against the Bulldogs for the longest unbeaten streak against any single opponent in program history. The run started during the 1974-75 season, which had UNC Asheville's Eddie Biedenbach as an assistant coach for Norm Sloan on the N.C. State bench.
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Nothing beats the convenience of an under-seat pack. Not that they're very large: the Timbuk2 Medium Seat Pack XT is 6.7x3.9x3 inches, but once you have your important items stashed in the seat pack, they're there when you need them. Stash a spare tube, a patch kit, a multi-tool, and some extra chain in case of the typical mechanical failures.
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It did not last long on my bike. The plastic bits broke off and the whole thing started to fall apart. When it rained, water creeped in on the sides. Overall I would not reccomend.
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I needed a bag for my commute/errand/city bike. I have a rack on it that can carry bigger bags, but I don't always keep that on it and I wanted to have a tube, tools and the like should I need them. I got a medium in white. I was able to put a 26"x1.9-2.1 tube, Park Tire Levers, a Park multi-tool and still have enough space to throw in my billfold should I need to.
If I were using road tubes, I could easily swallow two and those tools.
It attaches easily under the seat and so long as you snug it in place well, it stays put without issue.
I like the white because I can tell quickly from a distance that it is closed. So when I'm walking away from it at a store or wherever, I know I remembered to zip it after grabbing my wallet and locking everything up.
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I got the medium and use it on my mtb. It fits a spare tube,multi tool, co2 inflator well. It's good quality haven't had any issues with it.
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I was a bit worried this bag might not fit right on my Novara Carema Pro bike from REI but to my delight I got the Medium, White which not only fits extremely well but it matches my bike to a "T". I can fit a tire tube, CO2 inflator and extra cartridges, and tool kit. I haven't tried yet but I might be able to even get a power bar in there too! Love the fit of this bag for my bike.
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The magazine did praise a turbocharged four-cylinder from BMW.
Turbochargers pump extra air into engines so more fuel can be added to boost power. Carmakers charge more for them, promising extra power.
Consumer Reports said a new Ford Fusion with an optional 1.6-liter EcoBoost engine was slower and got lower fuel economy than a Toyota Camry, Honda Accord or Nissan Altima with regular engines.
Ford said it can't speak for Consumer Reports' tests, but its surveys show EcoBoost customers are satisfied with their fuel economy.
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The GTO never goes out of style, and when they're as cool as this 1968 coupe, it's easy to understand why. This is a fully restored, 100% numbers matching GTO coupe that's loaded with options like A/C, folding headlights, and a cool Hurst "his and hers" shifter, all for a bargain price. If you've been dreaming of GTO ownership your whole life, this is your chance to get a top-tier Goat that'll bring home a trophy at the next Pontiac Nationals.
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- ST68 1968 model year
- 24237 GTO 2-door hardtop
- PON Pontiac, Michigan assembly plant
- 6526 Sequence number
- 223 Black interior trim
- C-2 Cameo Ivory with black vinyl roof
Finished in unusual Meridian Turquoise, this is a subtle, sophisticated GTO, one built as a gentleman's express rather than a street brawler, although it has the muscle to do that as well. In a sea of Carousel Red GTOs, this one is sure to stand out, especially with the stunning rotisserie restoration that has created a car that's far nicer than they ever were when they were new. The bodywork is simply spectacular, with laser-straight sheetmetal and expert panel alignment, with gorgeous two-stage urethane paint on top. The Endura front bumper is beautifully done without a single wrinkle or flex mark and correct GTO decals have been affixed to the rear quarters.
Adding to this car's sophisticated look is the white vinyl roof, which has been expertly installed with no wrinkles or bubbles, as well as fresh tinted glass throughout, as specified on the build sheet. All the chrome has been refinished, the stainless has been buffed, and it appears that all the plastic lenses are either new or perfect NOS pieces. Up front, the classic Pontiac split grille offers optional hidden headlamps which operate as they should, and the engine breathes through a pair of cool nostrils in the hood.
The 400 cubic inch V8 under the hood is the YS code unit born with the car back in 1968, with 100% matching numbers. With a 4-barrel carburetor, it makes a healthy 350 horsepower and the most wonderful V8 sounds. The detailing in the engine bay is so crisp that you want to examine every inch of it, and you'll be rewarded with a highly accurate machine that's ready to show. Correct finishes, including Pontiac Turquoise on the block, chrome on the valve covers, and gloss black on the air cleaner all add up to a stunning presentation. In fact, the obsession with correct finishes was so extreme that even the cast iron master cylinder was left raw, as original, instead of painting it to simulate cast iron, which isn't correct. Reproduction hoses and clamps were fitted, there's new wiring throughout, and even things like the battery tag and radiator cradle stickers have been faithfully reproduced. And yes, this is a factory A/C car, complete with the original-style A6 compressor with new fittings and lines. It fires up with a snarl, settles into a slightly lumpy idle that lets you know this is no wheezing Tempest, and pulls with the torque that only a big block can deliver. Impressive.
The three-speed TH400 automatic transmission is a willing and able partner, and thanks to 3.00 gears out back, this car has exceptionally long legs on the highway. Easily able to cruise at hyper-legal speeds with the A/C blasting, this is one GTO ideally suited for a cross-country trip in style. You'll also note that the underside is as clean as the body and engine bay, with more Meridian Turquoise on the beautifully finished floors and a satin black frame, as original. No liberties were taken with the suspension and brakes, which were fully rebuilt and refinished to factory specifications, although it does have a set of air shocks in back. A fresh dual exhaust system features stainless Magnaflow mufflers that give this Goat a wicked voice, and blow through a set of chrome trumpets that aren't exactly original, but definitely help preserve that lovely chrome rear bumper. There's also a fresh gas tank with new lines and hoses. It rides on a set of handsome Pontiac Rally II wheels with correct 'PMD' center caps and fresh F70-15 Firestone redline tires.
The stunning turquoise bucket seat interior is perhaps the car's best feature. Nobody can accuse the restorer of not attending to details, because the seat covers fit superbly, the carpets are exactly right, and fresh door panels carry correct GTO badges. Even the steering wheel was carefully color-matched when it was restored. The Hurst dual gate shifter was a Pontiac standard for many years, and offers a cool look at early attempts at the dual-purpose "manumatic" that's so popular today, and it really does work to wake up the big 400 on the roll. The woodgraining has been restored using fresh appliques, and the unique A/C-only dash pad looks great. All the gauges have been rebuilt, and the mileage shown is since the restoration was complete, so you know the car is fresh. Even the clock and original AM radio (with rear speaker!) work as they should. In back, the trunk is finished with a reproduction mat and matching spare tire and wheel protected by a fitted cover, with the jack assembly in its own fabric bag, as original.
Thanks to PHS, there's also a good bit of documentation, including a copy of the original build sheet and a decode of this particular car's options.
This documented, matching-numbers GTO is a brilliant example of what made it so popular and so intimidating on the street. With Pontiac's typical flair for combining luxury and horsepower, it's simply awesome to drive—comfortable when you're cruising, but seriously fast when you nail the throttle. The fantastic, high-quality restoration will win its share of admirers anywhere you go, and it's available for a bargain price. For pure performance-per-dollar, this Goat is hard to beat.
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|Misenheimer, NC---In a battle of undefeated conference teams the Pfeiffer women's soccer team fell to visiting Belmont-Abbey 1-0 on Homecoming Weekend. Abbey got a second half goal to win and improve to 5-0 in th conference and 9-4 overall. Pfeiffer is now 4-1 in the conference and 5-6-1 overall.
Pfeiffer controlled time of possession in the first half however the Falocns could not convert that advantage into scoring opportunities. Each team had just one shot in the first half. At halftime the score was 0-0.
The Falcons kept up the pressure as Abbey played a very defensive formation. In the 65th minute a long ball from the Crusaders took a bad bounce and put Celene Molera in on a breakaway against Falcon keeper Suzie Hinman. Molera was able to just beat Hinman into the right side of the net to give Abbey a 1-0 lead.
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Even as defense budgets drop like a rock and the Joint Chiefs urge Congress to spread some of the fiscal pain across personnel accounts, the House armed services subcommittee on military personnel has said "No."
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"We cannot block this $4 increase because it would incur significant mandatory spending that we cannot offset without taking resources from other medical research and health programs our service members depend upon," explained a press aide to Rep. Joe Wilson, R-S.C., chairman of the personnel subcommittee.
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Wilson and staff said President Obama has authority to cap the military pay raise without congressional approval. He only need to claim "serious economic conditions" or national emergency to do so, and then to present Congress with an "alternative pay adjustment" plan by Sept. 1.
To the argument that pay and allowances need to share in the historic budget slowdown occurring to keep the force "in balance,"
But Wilson said he opposed it all — the sequestration feature of the 2011 Budget Control Act, that law's initial swipe at the debt with $487 billion in defense cuts over a decade, and $100 billion in "defense efficiencies" directed by then-Defense Secretary Robert Gates in 2011. Why?
"We have a worldwide threat that raises its head everyday. And we need to be ever vigilant. And we are truly, I believe, in a global war on terrorism," he said. "The American people are being threatened and the way to respond is through strength, not by reducing our capabilities."
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The Senate Armed Services Committee will work its own version of the defense authorization bill next month and is expected to embrace more of the personnel cost controls proposed by the president. Even Sen. Lindsey Graham of
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Also Oct. 1, beneficiaries 65 and older must have their maintenance medications for chronic conditions filled on base or through mail order rather than at local drug stores or supermarkets. This will begin as a pilot program but it could become permanent, saving Tricare millions of dollars a year on pharmacy costs.
Also, House staff noted, Congress did approve some pharmacy co-pay increases and modest Tricare Prime enrollment fee hikes last year, and agreed to increase them annually based on the inflation index used to adjust government retired pay.
"That's the deal we made with the Defense Department, with retirees and service organizations," said a House staffer. "We don't particularly see any need to revisit that deal." He added that retirees and families "deserve some predictability" versus benefits at risk of new hikes year after year.
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I am from MA now living in TN. I have never seen such abuse of animals ever! I see puppies living with their mothers on the side of the road only to see them in a few months dead by cars. I pass a house with a kennel at the far end of the yard from the house with a beautiful shepherd. I went by one day and noticed they were putting up a fence and I was so excited that the dog would have room to run, but no he is still in that small kennel. I cry and cry but the mentality here is that a dog is just that, a dog. They just think differently here and there is only so much I can do.January 29 2013 at 4:07 PM Report abuse Permalink +1 rate up rate down Reply
Did anyone see the dog stay by its owner in the freezing lake, which saved the mans life? Or has anyone seen the dog that will not leave the church where his owner/mistress was laid to rest? And you can tell the body language of the dog, that its depressed, sad and lost without her.
Doesn't that tell anyone that animals are much like us humans? Or the countless animals that bring love and happiness to families and now large companies? Life is meant to be lived with love in your heart regardless if it's an a person or animal. Animal abuse is when a person or persons knowingly do harm to an animal for fun, capital gain, or to take out their own mental frustrations on innocent creatures. Animals have been watching humans since human first walked the earth and have feelings like love too!
I tried to respond to Jim but it posted many times !! SorryJanuary 29 2013 at 12:24 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
Now let me see Mr.Goodie...How many children do you have that are using the planet's resources and eating meat (( Which requires killing animals )) Did you do your part to stem the tide ?? Well?? Everybody wants to complain but nobody wants to cut down on the population It cannot keep doubling forever or did you think it is all OK ?? All those lovely kids want pets too ( OH! We forgot that ?? )) Get em a Bunny for Easter ( smile )January 29 2013 at 12:18 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
I've seen a lot of excellent posts and must concur with most of them. I'm an animal lover, and really hate to see people abusing any cat dog or other type of domesticated animal.
Nature has provided a way for wild animals to survive although to us it seems somewhat cruel the way some of them have to die. But, I guess, just like in over populations problems of people, there has to be a limitation, and so nature has not given all animals a way to protect themselves such as humans have done.
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You sound like a great person and anyone around you animal or human is lucky. God bless!January 29 2013 at 1:10 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
Blue states where convicted murders get more protection than third trimester children in the womb.January 29 2013 at 10:38 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
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U.S. Rep. Walter B. Jones painted a dismal picture of the nation's financial affairs Monday at the Havelock Tourist and Event Center.
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Brett McClure of Mill Creek, who won a silver medal in gymnastics at the 2004 Olympic Games, said he was "honored and humbled" to be part of this year's Hall of Fame class.
"To be named in the same breath with (the other inductees) is absolutely amazing," he said. "When I got the phone call that they wanted to induct me into the Snohomish County Hall of Fame, I knew I had to do everything I could to get out here and be a part of this event."
Joining Nelson, Flores and McClure as athletes in this year's class are high jumper Vicki Borsheim Beskind of Everett, a two-time All-American and still the women's record holder at the University of Washington; Dave Hamilton of Edmonds, a nine-year major league pitcher who won three World Series rings with the Oakland A's; and Robert Shannon of Edmonds, who won U.S. and world junior boxing titles and was a two-time Olympian.
The coaches who were inducted are Karen Blair, who guided the Meadowdale High School girls basketball team to two state titles; Tom Campbell, who won 12 state championships (seven boys, five girls) at Edmonds High School (later Edmonds-Woodway High School); and Dick Erickson of Arlington, who coached the UW crew to national and international prominence.
Also inducted was Cliff Gillies, an educator in the Monroe, Snohomish and Mukilteo school districts, and later the executive director of the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association.
Erickson and Gillies are deceased and were represented by family members, as was Hamilton, who lives in California and was unable to attend.
Two top high school teams were also inducted. They are the 2003-04 Meadowdale girls basketball team, coached by Blair, which finished 26-1 and won the Class 3A state championship; and the 1972 Sultan High School football team, which went 9-0 in an era before state playoffs and outscored its opponents 393-44.
Wednesday's induction ceremony was the fourth in as many years, and the current class of inductees raises the Hall of Fame's totals to 41 individuals and seven teams. The individuals include 26 athletes, 12 coaches and three sports contributors.
Also recognized were The Herald's Man and Woman of the Year in Sports for 2012. They are basketball player John Allen of Mountlake Terrace, who helped Western Washington University to the NCAA Division II national championship in 2011-12 as part of his All-American career with the Vikings, and judo competitor Marti Malloy of Oak Harbor, who won a bronze medal at the 2012 Olympic Games in London.
Keynote speaker Cliff McCrath, the former men's soccer coach at Seattle Pacific University, entertained the audience with quips and anecdotes, though his words turned more serious near the end of his speech.
"Tonight we celebrate achievement," McCrath told the audience. "We're celebrating the lives of people who are great achievers."
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