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Bible Clutch is the perfect combination of style and convenience for on-the-go inspiration … wherever life takes you. It makes the perfect gift for moms, sisters, and daughters alike. Its sturdy binding holds up to the bumps and bruises of an active lifestyle.
Additional features of Bible Clutch include:
- Complete New International Version (NIV), 2011 update text
- Slots for carrying credit cards
- Easy-reading text format
- The words of Jesus in red lettering
- Presentation page for gifting
- Hand strap
- 7.50" x 3.75" x 1.00"
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|Format: Imitation Leather
Number of Pages: 1152
Vendor: Zondervan
Publication Date: 2011
Dimensions: 6.58 X 3.18 (inches)
Availability: In Stock
References: Cross References
|Text Layout: Double Column
Text Color: Red Letter
Text Size: 6 Point
Thumb Index: No
Ribbon Marker: Yes
Spine: Glued
Page Gilding: None
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Part Bible, part wallet, Bible Clutch was specially created with an interior pocket and zipper closure for carrying and protecting every womans must have day-to-day accessories. Featuring beautiful and contemporary cover designs in a convenient clutch size, Bible Clutch is the perfect combination of style and convenience for on-the-go inspiration wherever life takes you. Measuring less than an inch thick, these Bibles are the perfect size to fit in your purse or to carry in your hand instead of your purse! And, with beautiful new cover designs, they make the perfect gift for moms, sisters, and daughters alike. While each Bible Clutch has the traditional features you know and lovedouble-column, easy-reading format, the words of Christ in red lettering, a presentation page for giftingthese unique Bibles also have a fresh, fashionable look, with sturdy bindings that hold up to the bumps and bruises of an active lifestyle. Additional features of Bible Clutch include: Complete New International Version text Slots for carrying credit cards Perspectives from the Bible section, including: What to Read When Seeking Gods Direction and What the Bible Says about Compassion End of paragraph reference system, providing cross reference to significant related Scripture passages
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- Make Big Brother a robot, give him a gun and shoot anything that moves (Oh yeah … and throw in a data link)
- Hear the army say "eat your heart out air force" as it buys 7 medium-altitude surveillance drones that they like to refer to as "Warrior Alphas", but look a whole lot like plain old I-GNATs.
- Learn that the term "high-speed" in the navy means 35 knots/hour
- Build a 209-inch long submarine, which, according to current naval shipbuilding rates, should cost roughly $1.2 billion. And, just like ASDS, it won't work in the water either

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Just read a great tip in last month's InStyle (?) (I'm really behind in my magazine subscription reading). Bobbi Brown (god I had to google that to make sure I wasn't confusing her name with the OTHER Bobbie Brown – baby brain!!) – anyways, BB was giving tips about cream blushes and she was saying that if you were applying cream blush and then putting a powder blush on over it to "set it" – it actually works better the other way. She said that using a powder blush first, then applying the cream blush would make the cream blush wear longer. I happened to be doing it the "wrong way" and have noticed a big difference in taking her advice. Just thought I'd pass that along in the event your instincts were like mine. :-)
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I want to distribute some software that was compiled with the MinGW compiler which is bound by the GPL but my software is closed source and my software requires the GCC run time environment. (It uses the DLLs so no static linking).
According to this:
You have permission to propagate a work of Target Code formed by combining the Runtime Library with Independent Modules, even if such propagation would otherwise violate the terms of GPLv3, provided that all Target Code was generated by Eligible Compilation Processes. You may then convey such a combination under terms of your choice, consistent with the licensing of the Independent Modules.
Based on my understanding, I can keep my code closed as far as I don't mess with the original source files (which I don't, I only use the compiler to compile the program). Then it says this:
The GCC Runtime Library Exception covers any file that has a notice in its license headers stating that the exception applies. This includes libgcc, libstdc++, libfortran, libgomp, libdecnumber, libgcov, and other libraries distributed with GCC.
It doesn't meantion: libwinpthread-1 but it does say "and other libraries distributed with GCC." I spent quite some time searching for the answer but I could not find out if it's covered or not. So I had to download the MinGW source code and try to make sense (this is the first time I was looking at its source code) and I found a file called: "thread.c" in src-4.8.0-release-rev1.tar\src-4.8.0-release-rev1\src\gcc-4.8.0\gcc\ada and in it:
* As a special exception under Section 7 of GPL version 3, you are granted *
* additional permissions described in the GCC Runtime Library Exception, *
* version 3.1, as published by the Free Software Foundation. *
But I don't know if this file is responsible for "libwinpthread-1.dll" because there is also a folder called "winpthreads" and in it there some files and not one of them mentions "GCC Runtime Library Exception" so I am really really confused.
I have done so much research but I could not find an answer.
My objective is to release the software without later on being forced to release my code because if that's the case I may as well buy Vision Studio and compile it using VS.
Best Answer snaphat (Myles Landwehr) , 28 December 2013 - 02:33
Yes, I get the point now and I agree, that is a good point.
In my case, the software I'd like to redistribute as a freeware (I am an independent developer) was developed with the Qt framework (which is a top-notch framework without a doubt).
I dynamically link to Qt DLL files as well as the MinGW DLLs. When I say dynamically, what I mean is my EXE requires the DLLs in order for it to run. So the DLL code is not built-into the exe itself. It depends on the DLLs and take one DLL away, it won't run. My app is closed source and have done zero modifications to the Qt libraries. I just #included the header files so I can utilize the API.
So I will need to have Qt's source code handy in case someone asks for it (which I do, it comes with installer as far as I am aware).
I know I am bound to include the LGPL license file with the files I am redistributing and acknowledge the use of Qt LGPL edition in the about box.
That's basically all I intend to do and the LGPL allows having the source closed if you dynamically link the libraries (as far as I am aware).
This all sounds perfectly permissible to me (and quite common). Dynamic linking is required as per the license AFAIK because of the part I highlighted in my previous post. I don't believe static linking is allowed because it would make it impossible for the user to relink to a newer revision of the library (as required under the licensing terms). Anyway, I just took a look at the specific revision that QT is using and it it looks like newer revisions of the LGPL have a stipulation that exempts you from having to directly redistribute the source after all (this is not in the older versions: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl.html). So you can go ahead and do what you were thinking and just provide a link:
If distribution of executable or object code is made by offering access to copy from a designated place, then offering equivalent access to copy the source code from the same place counts as distribution of the source code, even though third parties are not compelled to copy the source along with the object code.
Be careful though, if the version or the license the software is under doesn't have that stipulation then you should be wary of doing doing it that way. It's important to check the terms exactly.Go to the full post


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Swedish agency Lowe Brindfors has created a new TV campaign for Saab as it launches its new 9-3X model.
The spot, entitled 'Change Perspectives', shows the process of the new Saab 9-3X through the designer's eyes from prototype to road-ready.
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CORPUS CHRISTI - Four Sundays ago I shared my overwhelming joy at having received what I thought at the time was a wealth of guest Forum columns. Local issues had inspired enough response that I was able to run two Forums on one day, an unusual occurrence.
The past week has made that day in mid-February seem like Warren Buffett's first $1 million. Last week we had forums from a city councilwoman, the president of the League of Women Voters of Texas, a former chairwoman of the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, top state officials of LULAC and the NAACP, Gov. Rick Perry, the leader of the Texas House Democratic Caucus, beachcomber/oceanographer/coastal environment authority Tony Amos, the chairman of the Texas Democratic Party, the director of the Institute for the Medical Humanities at the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston, and, by no means last or least, the Region 2 Texas Association for the Talented and Gifted Parent of the Year. Their issues were as diverse as their resumes.
I enjoy the writings of the nationally syndicated columnists we publish. But the opinion space of the Caller-Times is better served by the exploration of issues peculiar to this city, region and state.
The job of refereeing this space is interesting enough when balancing this liberal against that conservative D.C.-based pundit. When the issues are our streets, our property rights, women's health funding, our children's education and such, the job feels like God's work — even with politicians involved.
A quick reminder: We consider a Forum for publication if the volunteer writer has sufficient credentials as a central participant or expert to write authoritatively on the issue. Just being a good writer with an interesting opinion isn't enough. We direct those efforts toward 200-word-limit Letters to the Editor. A Forum writer needs to be someone whose opinion on that particular issue counts more than most. Whether the reader agrees with it or not isn't the point.
And believe me, often I don't. I actually enjoy running well-reasoned or convincingly argued (the two aren't always the same) positions I personally oppose. Thoughtful discourse and artful persuasion that contradicts our own beliefs and opinions enriches us. It may or may not change minds but it expands them.
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Greenpeace has helped protect ancient forests from destruction, including:
When an individual makes an environmentally-conscious choice, it is an important step for conservation. But when a corporation implements an environmentally-conscious policy, that impact is amplified thousands of times over. Often times, it takes the power of the consumer to pressure a company to do the right thing.
The Amazon Rainforest covers about a billion acres. It is unequivocally the biggest rainforest, and arguably the best: hosting some of the most spectacular biodiversity on the planet.Since the 1970s, an area of Ancient rainforest the size of California has been lost. With every tree that falls, the threat to the animals and indigenous peoples that depend on the forest for survival increases. Greenpeace has been focused on protecting the Amazon for more than a decade. In 2009, we exposed the link between forest destruction and the expansion of cattle ranching in the Amazon. Shortly after the launch of our campaign, marked by our report "Slaughtering the Amazon," we saw big changes in three distinct industries.Retail: In June, 2010 CBD, Wal-Mart and Carrefour announced plans to assure that the meat that they buy is not from deforested areas.Shoe: In July, 2010 Adidas, Timberland and Nike announced a new policy agreement with Greenpeace that will help ensure the leather used in its boots and shoes is not contributing to new deforestation in the Amazon Rainforest or global warming. The policy also sets a deadline for Timberland's suppliers to publicly commit to a moratorium on cattle expansion into the Amazon.Cattle: By October, 2010 four of the biggest players in the global cattle industry — Marfrig, Bertin, JBS-Friboi and Minerva — joined forces to ban the purchase of cattle from newly deforested areas of the Brazilian Amazon from their supply chains, backing our call for zero deforestation in the rainforest. Earlier that year, the International Finance Corporation (IFC), the private lending arm of the World Bank, withdrew the $90 million dollar loan to Bertin to further expand into the Amazon region.
In our online world, it's easy to forget how popular books, magazines and newspapers remain. The truth is the majority of books are printed on virgin (non-recycled) paper linked to ancient forest destruction in countries such as Finland and Canada. The Greenpeace Book Campaign aims to "green" the book publishing industry.
In 2004, MQ Publications (MQP) became the first UK publisher to publicly announce its collaboration with the Greenpeace Book Campaign. MQP committed to phasing out paper that is not "ancient forest friendly." They also publicly challenged all UK publishers to follow suit.
That same year, publishers of 34 Canadian magazines pledged to shift away from paper containing tree fiber from Canada's ancient forests thanks to ongoing pressure from the Markets Initiative coalition, of which Greenpeace Canada played a key role.
European publishers are following the green trend set in Canada. In the U.K., two of the top five publishers, Random House UK and Pearson (Penguin) have introduced new paper policies and Egmont, a major children's publisher has also followed suit. In Spain, 15 titles and more than 700,000 books have been printed on Ancient Forest Friendly paper as has over 130,000 books in Italy.
The biggest publisher in Germany, Random House Germany, is currently printing 85 percent of its books on FSC certified paper and has committed to using FSC paper for all their titles in 2006. Several new titles in France and Belgium have been printed on Ancient Forest Friendly paper including some of the Harry Potter series.
Illegal logging is having a devastating impact on the world's forests. Its effects include deforestation, the loss of biodiversity and fuelling climate change. This creates social conflict with indigenous and local populations and leads to violence, crime and human rights abuses. Our on-the-ground investigations exposed and derailed illegal logging activities in Brazil and Liberia.
In 1999, Greenpeace established an office in the heart of the Amazon basin to document the illegalities in the Brazilian logging sector. As work proceeded, it soon became clear that Greenpeace needed to focus on the nation's lucrative and illicit mahogany trade.
On September 26, 2001, after several years of on-the-ground investigation, Greenpeace presented documentation of large-scale illegal mahogany logging on public and Indian lands in the state of Pará to the Brazilian Federal Prosecutor's office, to the Minister of Environment, and to the president of the Brazilian Government Institute for Environment and Natural Resources (IBAMA).
Greenpeace established for the first time that virtually all the mahogany trade in Pará was controlled by enterprises accused of a series of illegalities.
Greenpeace published its evidence in a report, Partners in Mahogany Crime: Amazon at the Mercy of "Gentlemen's Agreements," released in October 2001.
In reaction to the media frenzy and subsequent public outcry stemming from the Greenpeace report, the Brazilian government conducted its own investigation into mahogany forest management. Shortly after the investigation began, on October 22, 2001, the government officially froze all mahogany operations and transportation until a detailed field investigation of the entire trade could take place.
Since 2000, Greenpeace has repeatedly exposed the links between Liberian logging companies associated with illicit arms trading and timber traders throughout Europe and North America. Through extensive research we presented new and damning evidence to the timber industry, and blocked shipments of Liberian timber into many European ports, calling for timber companies to put an end to the trade in conflict timber. Liberia houses two-thirds of the Upper Guinean Rainforest.
Because of this evidence and intense campaigning by Greenpeace and Global Witness among other organizations, the UN Security Council (UNSC) agreed to impose sanctions on Liberian timber in 2003. These sanctions were imposed to afford the National Transitional Government of Liberia time to put in place transparent measures to ensure revenues earned from Liberian timber are used for the benefit of all the people of Liberia, and also to establish full authority and control over timber producing regions.


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one of my drawings
Started by 001slick001, Dec 29 2011 11:07 PM
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Posted 29 December 2011 - 11:07 PM
The black and white one was my boss at my old job. I drew it at lunch one night. The blue one i like so much i was thinking of making prints and selling them.So what do you think? thanks for looking.
Posted 01 January 2012 - 12:15 PM
Awesome, I like the first one better, personally.
Posted 02 January 2012 - 12:37 PM
thanks Andy The first one is typical of the quick sketches that i do when i can find time.
Posted 09 January 2012 - 05:45 PM
cool !!!!!!!!!!
Posted 11 January 2012 - 01:21 AM
I like the both, keep up the wonderful drawing.


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Hi guys you might not already know this but for anyone thinking about picking this game up Crusader Kings II is currently on sale on a 75% off (stealth?) on Steam thanks to it being ported over to linux. That means CK2 has the "steam play" tag on it which means it can be played on MAC, Linux and PC.
You will notice that most of the DLC is 75% off too apart from the lastest one, The Republic. Well you can get the steam version of that for 20% off here as long as you use this code.
Also don't worry about greenmangaming they are legit shop so you don't need to worry about having your Steam account banned or any crap like that.
If you are wondering what DLCs are worth it I would say ...
Crusader Kings II: The Republic ~ Allows you to play as a ship faring trader family.
Crusader Kings II: Sunset Invasion ~ Allows you to play as the aztecs, was released as a bit of a joke for 2012 year ending stuff so not historically accurate but still fun!
Crusader Kings II: Legacy of Rome ~ Allows you to play as Rome also you can "Reunite" countries merging them in to a massive country.
Crusader Kings II: Sword of Islam ~ Play as Muslims in a time where everyone is a jerk and trying to take your land away from you.
If you are a sucker and like pretty things the next thing I would suggest getting is the cosmetic stuff like shields and unit sprites and ruler portraits (so it does not look like a bunch of white westerners ruling your Muslim country for example) as they are super cheap right now on steam.
I would not purchase the music or the ruler designer. Not that these things are bad it just I find them not to be essential for enjoying the game and they do happen to bump up the price quite a bit too.
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There was something that John Lackey wanted to say, and a previous version of the Sox pitcher would have most likely said it.
But this is the new Lackey. At least that's what everyone's banking on.
Last night was the latest and perhaps greatest show on the John Lackey Redemption Tour. The big (although not as big anymore) righty went eight innings, allowed only one run and struck out six Padres in Boston's 4-1 win. Dating back to May 19, Lackey's now 5-1 with a 2.30 ERA over his last nine starts. Over his last four starts? He's 3-0 with a 2.17 ERA. He's pitched at least seven innings on each occasion and has struck out 27 batters, while walking only three. With Clay Buchholz still on the mend and Jon Lester still searching for answers, Lackey has emerged as Boston's most reliable starter and one of the major reasons why the Sox currently and surprisingly sit atop the American League standings.
How did this happen? The team chalks it up to health.
"I'm healthy,'' Lackey said last night. "I've been locating the ball pretty good, but it has happened before, you know."
"He's been a good pitcher for a long time," Jarrod Saltalamacchia added. "It's just a matter of being healthy, having a feel, having the velocity back."
Still, Lackey's turn is a little hard to believe. Obviously, his first three seasons in Boston couldn't have gone much worse, on or off the field. As a result, at the start of this season, he was just about the most hated athlete in town. Even if the Sox could have used Lackey's presence in the rotation, most fans didn't think it was worth it. He represented all that was wrong with this franchise. He was the lone bad apple still lingering from a time that everyone was ready to forget.
But over the last few months, Lackey's done his best to erase that bad taste, and even his biggest detractors have been forced to tip their hat.
"The fans gave you a nice hand tonight," a reporter told Lackey after last night's game, "to what degree do you think you've won them back, and if you have, how satisfying is that to you?"
The easy answer was for Lackey to just say: "Oh yeah. It's great. These are awesome fans and I'm just happy to be a part of what's going on here." Even if he didn't mean it, it would've been a safe response, and a chance to continue to build upon his new-found good will.
But that's not what happened. When the question was finished, Lackey paused (click ahead to the 1:00 mark of this video), slapped his hand to the side of his head, and slowly dragged it down, like he was trying to push the truth out of his brain. After that, a smirk came over his face, and his tongue started twitching somewhat nervously inside of his mouth. He then stopped, gathered himself with about three seconds of total silence, and was finally ready to speak:
"Uhh . . . I . . . I don't know. I'm going out and pitch well and I think that's all they want to see, I guess. So hopefully, you know, that's enough . . . but I mean . . . having to win the fans back to begin with is another . . . whatever."
And that brings us back to the beginning of the story. The old John Lackey vs. the new John Lackey. Something that he wanted to say vs. something that he knew he shouldn't.
The relationship between Lackey and the fans of Boston will always be a complicated one. No matter how well he pitches, the two sides may never be able to connect on a level that this city typically does with its sports stars. These days, it basically just a working relationship. No more, no less. And as Lackey fought off the urge to say whatever he wanted to say last night, there was one sentence that pretty much said it all: "I'm going out and pitch well and I think that's all they want to see, I guess."
For better or worse, he's right. Truth is, this isn't about making amends for the past, because it will take much, much more than a few wins and a few standing ovations for either side to get there.
For Lackey, it's about pitching well; if not for the fans, then for himself and his teammates.
For the fans, it's about enjoying the John Lackey Redemption Tour; if not for who he is then for what it is, and for how integral it's been during this continually remarkable first three months of baseball.


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Denver became the first city in the nation to make the private use of marijuana legal for adults 21 and older as an alternative to alcohol, a far more harmful drug. By 10.45 p.m. Tuesday night, with 100% of the votes tallied, the Alcohol-Marijuana Equalization Initiative had passed 53.49% YES to 46.51% NO.
The Alcohol-Marijuana Equalization Initiative is the first local measure in the nation to draw a comparison between the harms of alcohol and marijuana.
The successful I-100 campaign focused on the vast number of health, safety and social problems associated with alcohol use, promoting marijuana use to avoid the prevalence of such problems. The campaign pointed to government reports and scholarly studies that show alcohol is a contributing factor in domestic violence, sexual assaults, and other violent crimes, as well as overdose deaths, whereas the use of marijuana has never been linked to such violent behavior and there has never been a marijuana overdose death in history.
"It is time our laws reflect the facts, and it is an indisputable fact that marijuana is safer than alcohol, both to the user and to society," said Mason Tvert, executive director of SAFER and coordinator of the I-100 campaign. "Current laws accept and even encourage the use of alcohol over marijuana, thus pushing people toward using a more harmful substance. Why on earth would we prohibit an adult from making the rational, safer choice to use marijuana instead of alcohol in their own home?"
By approving the I-100, the use of marijuana in public, the use of marijuana by people under 21, driving under the influence of marijuana, and the cultivation and distribution of marijuana would all remain illegal, much like with alcohol.
Cannabis Culture will update this story as more details become available.
Safer Alternative For Enjoyable Recreation (SAFER) is a Colorado-based non-profit organization whose mission is to educate the public about the harmful consequences associated with alcohol, as compared to the safer ? yet illegal ? substance: marijuana.
Here is the language of the Initiative-100
Alcohol-Marijuana Equalization Initiative
WHEREAS, according to the National Institutes of Health, an average of 317 Americans die annually as the result of alcohol overdoses; and
WHEREAS, there has never been even a single fatal marijuana overdose recorded in the medical literature, as noted by the British Medical Journal in September 2003; and
WHEREAS, according to U.S. Department of Justice, ?About 3 million crimes occur each year in which victims perceive the offender to have been drinking at the time of the offense. Among those victims who provided information about the offender?s use of alcohol, about 35% of the victimizations involved an offender who had been drinking?; and
WHEREAS, extensive research, documented in official reports by the British government's Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs and the Canadian Senate Special Committee on Illegal Drugs, among others, shows that -- unlike alcohol -- marijuana use is not generally a cause of violence or aggressive behavior and in fact tends to reduce violence and aggression;
WHEREAS, it is the intent of this ordinance to have the private adult use and possession of marijuana treated in the same manner as the private adult use and possession of alcohol;
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Amend Art. 5, Div. 3, Sec. 38-175 (Revised Municipal Code)
(a) It shall be unlawful for any person UNDER THE AGE OF TWENTY-ONE (21) to possess one (1) ounce or less of marihuana. If such person is under the age of eighteen (18) years of age at the time of the offense, no jail sentence shall be imposed and any fine imposed may be supplanted by treatment as required by the court.
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Great Idea
i think this was a very good thing its been along time comeing, and i hope that it will expand across the u.s theres nothing wrong with smoking a little pot.
great idea...
"nothing wrong" unless it affects your spelling. ;)
dat dont meen much i coold
dat dont meen much i coold nt speeeeelll! before i toked!!
dat dont meen much i coold
dat dont meen much i coold nt speeeeelll! before i toked!!
Make room for me in Denver
I'm comming to live in Denver...............
Anyone notice?
"unlawful for any person UNDER THE AGE OF TWENTY-ONE (21) to possess one (1) ounce or less of marihuana"
OK, 1: marijuana is spelled wrong. 2: unlawful for someone to have one ounce or less = legal to have more than an ounce? maybe it's time for a rephrase.. hmm... lol
Overall, good idea tho, people need to have the ability to make their own decisions about pot use..
This is just an amendment so
This is just an amendment so " one ounce" or less is taken out of context, it's still illegal to have more then an O and actually state law still says it's completly illegal. It is cause for celebration, though very small cause. But a step in the right direction is better then falling down the stairs drunk. Lol no excuse for "marihuana" though my spell check says it's ok!
the term Marihuana is used
the term Marihuana is used to describe cannabis in most legal documents, stemming from its use in the Marihuana Tax Act of 1937. The term Marihuana was invented by early prohibitionist of cannabis to trick Americans. No one would be in favor of making cannabis illegal as at that time and from the begining of american history cannabis stativa was made into hemp and made many many products. So they created Marihuana and created many "dangerous" side affects it has, scarring concerned parents
Dumb people dont even know
Dumb people dont even know how to round.. its 47-53 .. 46.51 rounds to 47 just like 53.49 rounds to 53... Christ above... w/e doesnt affect outcome and at least marajuana is slightly legal. Now we wait for the whole thing to be legal
I have been smoking pot since 1975, I am 50 years old, I don't steal or rob people to get marijuana. I work, I don't drink and if it weren't for marijuana I would consuming pills like my sibblings, 4 who are living on disability and addicted to pain pills or ridlin. I would take marijuana anyday over alchohol or pills. I think the country should be allowed to smoke in the comfort of their own homes.
I am 53y/o woman and have cervical dystonia (neurological disorder that affects my neck) and am looking for a connection. I want to try bud to see if if helps me relax while at home. Do the dispensaries here in Denver only sell if one has a doctor release? I can't get one because the botox used to treat me dulls the pain, but not the posturing, which is the real annoying part. I guess if I don't hear back from you I have crossed the line, so to speak, so please forgive me- I mean no harm!
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All things considered, road conditions could have been a lot worse following the light snow that came down during the Friday evening rush hour.
But Saturday morning the danger is the potential for black ice and other slick spots.
In Maryland, Montgomery and Prince George's Counties have 275 salt and sand trucks out.
ABC7's Richard Reeve reports from Potomac, Maryland on conditions around the D.C. area and what to expect Saturday morning.
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The NEXT Cash & Carry retail outlet was officially opened Thursday in Abuja.
The outlet, which is an addition to the Federal Capital Territory's growing number of international franchise chains, according to its General Manager, Rob Hardwick will offer residents and visitors a new shopping spirit which they deserve, under one roof.
According to Hardwick, "the mall built on a 10,000square metres can attend to at least 15, 000 customers daily."
He added that some initiatives would be unveiled in few weeks to attend to the different segments of the Abuja market.
The GM said it was an avenue for local suppliers to benefit immensely from the outlet as, "efforts are being made to reach out to Abuja poultry farmers and other suppliers."
He added that a private security outfit will be hired to join effort with external security agencies.
Minister of the FCT, Bala Mohammed had earlier pledged to support the growth of the retail mall.
The Managing Director, NEXT Park & Shop, Mr. Ndibe Obi described the initiative as a model systematic structure for the transition from informal to formal economic sector.


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Fire damages former Magnolia Grill
Fire on Thursday damaged a West Durham landmark that's been a renowned restaurant, health-food store and neighborhood grocery at different times for more than 60 years.
The Ninth Street building, which most recently was Magnolia Grill, had been vacant since it closed in 2012.
Firefighters were called to the brick building across from Fire Station 2 near E.K. Powe Elementary School at 2:47 p.m. There was heavy fire in the rear of the building when firefighters arrived, Deputy Chief Chris Iannuzzi of the Durham Fire Department said.
Iannuzzi said the fire was under control in about 20 minutes, but it caused heavy damage to the basement and main floor at the building's rear. The rest of the building sustained heavy smoke damage.
No one was hurt, and the fire's cause is being investigated.
Ann Alexander, who owns the building with husband Lex Alexander, was contacting her insurance company about the fire Thursday afternoon. She said she was too pressed for time for further comment.
Before it was Magnolia Grill, the building housed Wellspring health-foods store, which the Alexanders founded in 1981.
They sold Wellspring in 1991 to Whole Foods, the natural-foods grocery now located on Broad Street.
But the building's history goes back much further.
Since the 1920s, it was a neighborhood grocery owned by the family of Dewey Scarboro, former chairman of the Durham County Board of Commissioners.
The original, wooden building stood on the current parking lot, according to 84-year-old Jim Bock. It was torn down and rebuilt in its present location in 1947.
Bock, who has lived in West Durham since 1929, said Scarboro's father operated the first grocery there, and his son took over later.
"Mr. Scarboro was a wonderful fellow," Bock recalled as he watched smoke pour from the building.
In the 1930s, Bock said, he would stop by Scarboro's Grocery to buy candy on the way home from E.K. Powe school.
"There used to be an old fellow who would sit there on a bench, and us school kids would come by, and he'd reach out with his cane and trip us up," he said. "So I've got a lot of good memories from around here."
Later, after Bock married, he and his wife would do their grocery shopping there.
"I hate to see anything happen to the building," he said. "It's a shame and a pity."


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Stanislas Wawrinka must 'swing from the hip' to beat Rafael Nadal
Barry Cowan looks at what Stan Wawrinka must do to conquer Rafa Nadal for the first time in his career.
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Wawrinka has played great in some of those contests but perhaps just lacked that extra bit of self-belief, while Rafa has been in his element and produced some of his best tennis.
Stan is a different player now, however, and though I think Nadal is going to win Sunday's Australian Open final, I have a feeling that it will be close and that the Swiss can take at least a set on his favourite surface.
Wawrinka has a game that can cause Rafa many problems as he serves well, hits the ball heavy from the back of the court, can rip winners and is also very assured when he comes forward.
The single-handed backhand could be an issue against Nadal - we've seen how Roger Federer has suffered in that respect when Rafa gets the ball up high - but Stan is better than Roger above shoulder height and can flatten his backhand out.
So the big area of concern for Wawrinka could be movement; he is a good mover but not a great mover like Andy Murray or Novak Djokovic and if Nadal forces him back behind the baseline he is not going to be as productive.
Stan needs to be aggressive, come out swinging from the hip and play high-risk tennis, but I suppose that is easier said than done when you are one win away from claiming your first Grand Slam and etching your name into the record books.
Still, he will take huge confidence from beating Djokovic in five sets in the quarter-finals in Melbourne and knowing that he can mix it with - and beat - one of the top players over that length of time.
Nadal will know that - and fear it - too, so even though his head-to-head record against Stan is overwhelming, he will not be underestimating his opponent because the form he is in is not a flash in the pan, it's been a long-term thing.
Wawrinka's coach, Magnus Norman has not turned an average player into a great player as Stan was already well on the way to success before they teamed up, but he has given his man greater belief, which in turn has made him more consistent.
Wawrinka was always a fantastic shot-maker and a potential top-10 player but Magnus has moulded him and, as he used to coach Robin Soderling, the only man to beat Rafa at the French Open, Stan must be thinking he can topple the Spaniard on Sunday.
In many ways, playing Rafa is simple as you always know what to expect tactically and can plan how to stop him - but the difficult part is combatting him over and over and over again under extreme pressure.
Take Friday's semi-final for example; Federer actually played quite well but he then lost the first set to Nadal in an hour and that played into Rafa's hands because of his extra physicality on the court.
Roger would probably have been better off shipping the first set in 30 minutes rather than losing it in the tie break to preserve energy and while Wawrinka is more powerful than his countryman, he cannot afford to let Rafa drag the match out as there should be only one winner if that happens.
If Nadal gets nervous and drops the ball short - which he can do - then Wawrinka has a chance, but even if I thought that Stan had the tennis to beat Rafa, it is always hard to tip someone for victory in their first Grand Slam final, especially when they're playing someone they've never beaten.
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The physics prize was split three ways. Alexei Abrikosov of the Argonne National Laboratory in Illinois and Vitaly Ginzburg from the P.N. Lebedev Physical Institute in Moscow worked out how magnetic fields interact with superconductors. Anthony Leggett at the University of Illinois earned his share for deducing how atoms in superfluids interact to allow these odd liquids to flow without friction.
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The Oscar-nominated actor has landed a key role in Defiance, a futuristic drama set on an Earth ravaged by interplanetary war. In an isolated community, disparate survivors struggle to establish a new society amid the devastation.
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The few questions Joe Girardi needed answered this spring are pretty much decided, particularly when it comes to his pitching staff. Everyone knew going in that Rivera would be the closer, CC is the ace, and Hughes and Burnett would follow. After that, well, the Yankees would have to see. Rivera has been stellar (he's allowed one hit in four innings and struck out five), and Sabathia (3.31 ERA...
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Yankees-Rays Round 2 starts Monday night in the Bronx. The Bombers have a minuscule .5 game lead on Tampa Bay after New York's bullpen faltered in Baltimore in an attempt to sweep the series on Sunday. This four-game set actually is the biggest series of the season. The Yankees need to win this to secure home-field advantage in the ALDS. With a rotation that's no longer considered "deep...
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I am a 22 years old woman and here is my story.
I was sexually molested at the age of 9 by a 30 years old man. He touched and kissed my thighs and ejaculated on top of them. At that time i did not understand what had happened. However, when i did understand at the age of twelve, I knew that I lost my innocence from that moment .
Till now i still feel rage and anger and I couldn't recover from that incident. I had told my story to a few friends and non of them understand what I'm going through. I even went to a therapist and that did not work either.
The molester still lives normally. I see him from time to time and I can only feel hate, anger, and frustration because he is free whereas I'm here trapped in my own psycho disturbed life.
I am with the Uprising of Women in the Arab World because children and females still can not speak out and stand up for their rights when it comes to sexual molesting and violent crimes committed against them.
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PHOENIX -- Arizona continues to make a "foodie" name for itself.
Chef Aaron Chamberlin, owner of two Phoenix restaurants -- St. Francis on Camelback Road and Phoenix Public Market Cafe in downtown -- is one of four chefs in the running for Chef of the Year. The award is just one of the categories in the 23rd Arizona Culinary Hall of Fame Awards, which will be handed out April 13 during the Scottsdale Culinary Festival.
Chamberlin said shows like "Iron Chef" and "Chopped" are not really what he's about, but "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives" did stop by once, he told Bob McClay and Becky Lynn on News/Talk 92.3 KTAR's Arizona's Morning News Weekend show.
Chamberlin also said that of all the interesting things that have happened behind the kitchen door, having his grandmother cook in the kitchen of a restaurant he owns before she died is one of the most memorable experiences of his career.
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So here's a few cum swallowing tips I've come up with for you.
It's no surprise that your diet can have an effect on the taste of your cum. Things like too much garlic and onion can definitely affect your taste. Also red meat and dairy products can make your cum taste salter. If you are looking for a sweeter taste, drink lots of water and try to incorporate some citrus fruits like pineapple into the mix.
You may want to dilute the taste of your cum the first few times you try it to get used to the flavor. You can either dilute it with some water or alcohol or you can add it into
your food items. Try mixing it into your coffee and see if there's a difference. I guarantee you that you will be able to taste your cum but it won't be overwhelming. Or spread it on some toast and let the jam mask the flavor a little.
Health and Wellbeing
It may seem silly but taking care of yourself can actually improve the taste of your cum (and the size of your load). Alcohol and smoking will only do you harm when it comes to the taste of your sperm. Although it's not been proven, people say that exercise contributes as well to the taste of your cum.
Free Your Mind
It's important to conquer the psychological side of cum eating as well. You may find yourself doing it very fast the first few times, in order to get the experience over with and get used to the taste. This shouldn't diminish your fantasy at all. You will get to the point, rather quickly, where you can lick your cum off your fingers without any trouble at all!
So there are a few cum swallowing tips from me. I hope they've been helpful!
Mistress Layla