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Anyone that is so desperate to get "high" that would smoke this crap has some serious issues and are prime candidates for the Darwin Award...
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Ten years ago, America invaded Iraq; somehow, our political class decided that we should respond to a terrorist attack by making war on a regime that, however vile, had nothing to do with that attack.
Some voices warned that we were making a terrible mistake — that the case for war was weak and possibly fraudulent, and that far from yielding the promised easy victory, the venture was all too likely to end in costly grief. And those warnings were, of course, right.
There were, it turned out, no weapons of mass destruction; it was obvious in retrospect that the Bush administration deliberately misled the nation into war. And the war — having cost thousands of American lives and scores of thousands of Iraqi lives, having imposed financial costs vastly higher than the war's boosters predicted — left America weaker, not stronger, and ended up creating an Iraqi regime that is closer to Tehran than it is to Washington.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN: VAMPIRE HUNTER explores the secret life of Abraham Lincoln before he became President, and the untold story that shaped our nation. Visionary filmmakers Tim Burton (Dark Shadows) and Timur Bekmambetov (Wanted) bring a fresh and visceral voice to the bloodthirsty lore of the vampire, imagining Lincoln as history's greatest hunter of the undead.
Based on the New York Times Best Selling novel by Seth Grahame-Smith, ABRAHAM LINCOLN: VAMPIRE HUNTER stars Benjamin Walker (Flags of Our Fathers), Dominic Cooper (Captain America: The First Avenger), Anthony Mackie (The Adjustment Bureau), Mary Elizabeth Winstead (Scott Pilgrim vs. The World) and Rufus Sewell (The Tourist). The Blu-ray™ 3D and Blu-ray™ are loaded with killer content and hard action, including an exclusive never-before-scene animated graphic novel prequel about the origins of vampires in the U.S.A. Prebook is September 12.
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KINGSTON – Swoyersville was in clear command for eight innings Saturday but still had work to do at the end to lock up a 2-1 victory over Milton in the opening round of the Pennsylvania Region 5 Senior American Legion baseball tournament at Spartan Stadium.
The same outlook is true of the season as a whole for the unbeaten Wyoming Valley League champions.
Swoyersville is 21-0, but still needs at least three wins over the next four days if it wants to advance to the state tournament.
"Eight teams come in here," Swoyersville manager Sean Toole said. "Stats mean nothing. Records mean nothing. It pretty much all gets determined on the field."
"You saw it here, you dominate a game for eight innings and you see how quick the tides can turn."
Milton managed just three base runners against Swoyersville lefty Matt Zielen through eight innings and only one of them reached second base.
Swoyersville advanced seven runners to third base and three more to second during that time.
"You can see happens when you don't execute with guys on third base and less than two outs," Toole said. "We definitely kept them in the game a little bit."
After playing seven-inning games all season, Legion switches to nine innings for the regional tournaments on the Senior level.
The ninth inning proved to be the toughest for Zielen and his defense.
Milton scored its only run and advanced the tying runner to third before Zielen closed out his four-hitter.
With Swoyersville playing for the first time in two weeks after clinching the regional berth with its regular-season league title, Zielen started strong. He retired the first nine, including five strikeouts.
"All three of my pitches were working today," said Zielen, who mixed his fastball, curveball and changeup to strike out six and walk one. "From that layoff, that's kind of surprising.
"I felt like all three were on today."
Zielen led Swoyersville into today's winners' bracket semifinal. It will return to Spartan Stadium to face Mansfield/Wellsboro, an 8-1 winner over West Scranton.
Joe Pechulis produced much of the offense. He was 4-for-4 with a double and drove in the first run.
Mike Leonard was hit by a pitch to start the game. He stole second and scored on the first Pechulis hit.
Pechulis blasted his double to center field and got the ball through the left side three times for singles.
"They might not have been the most powerful, but I'll take them," Pechulis said.
After Pechulis was thrown out at the plate in the fourth inning, Swoyersville scored what proved to be the winning run.
With runners at first and third with two outs, Jeremy Worlinsky intentionally got hung up between first and second on a stolen base attempt.
Evan McCue broke for home. Milton second baseman Michael Jacobs chased and tagged Worlinsky as McCue arrived home. The home plate umpire ruled that McCue made it to the plate before the out was recorded.
"It was a banger at the plate," Milton manager David Byers said. "In my eyes, he didn't make it. In their eyes, he did."
Daniel Bridge led the Milton offense. He had two of the four hits, including a double for the only extra-base hit, and scored the only run.


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FDA OK's Generic Versions of Antidepressant Cymbalta
The first generic versions of the antidepressant Cymbalta have been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. The agency okayed six generic versions of the drug from a number of companies, including Teva Pharmaceuticals, Sun Pharma Global and Dr. Reddy's Laboratories Ltd., the Associated PrRead Full Article
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By Robert Preidt HealthDay Reporter MONDAY, Dec. 9, 2013 (HealthDay News) -- Oxycodone -- the active ingredient in OxyContin -- and hydrocodone are the most popular drugs among Americans who abuse prescription painkillers, a new study finds. OxyContin and Percocet are brand names for drugs containinRead Full Article
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By Denise Mann HealthDay Reporter WEDNESDAY, Dec. 4, 2013 (HealthDay News) -- Slightly more than 6 percent of U.S. teens take prescription medications for a mental health condition such as depression or attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), a new survey shows. The survey also revealed a wRead Full Article
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By Robert Preidt HealthDay Reporter WEDNESDAY, Nov. 27, 2013 (HealthDay News) -- Young people are increasingly more likely than adults to be diagnosed with a mental health disorder, according to a large new study. Researchers analyzed data from nearly 450,000 patient visits to U.S. doctors' officesRead Full Article
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By Alan Mozes HealthDay Reporter TUESDAY, Nov. 12 (HealthDay News) -- New research suggests that some patients with anorexia or bulimia who receive targeted, noninvasive magnetic brain stimulation may experience relief from their binge eating and purging behaviors. Doctors used a procedure called "rRead Full Article
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About a month ago, a spate of rumors about who might be leaving the show swirled through the media. Sanz and Parnell were mentioned in several stories; others had Rudolph, Forte and Thompson on their way out. Neither NBC nor "SNL" producer Lorne Michaels made any comment at the time.
Poehler, who has co-anchored "Weekend Update" with Fey for the past two seasons, will remain at the fake-news desk this season with a partner to be announced later.
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The cool group at school is not as luminous as it seems. Sure they appear to have it all, but there are problems lurking just below the surface.
Beautiful Jordan is struggling to cope because of her newly divorced parents, Meredith covers her past by playing the clown, Cecilia hides her feelings and a shameful secret, Sam is growing up, and Jack is caught off-guard when he falls in love for the first time. And then there's someone else. She's not part of the group. The others have no idea she's there. But she knows that there are cracks. She watches them from the inside, out. From the outside, in.


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OK, I don't think I've ever ranked two movies as DVDs of the Week before, and yeah it's kind of cheating, but you, dear reader, deserve only the best recommendations I can set forth. Which is why you absolutely, positively must rent, buy, download, beg, borrow or steal (not that last one) these two releases.
DVDs of the Week: 'The Crazies,' 'Hot Tub Time Machine'
The Crazies In the picture-perfect Midwestern town of Ogden Marsh, something wicked this way comes, and it might just be hiding in your barn. Timothy Olyphant (TV's 'Justified') and Radha Mitchell are two townspeople fighting to stay alive as their friends and family become "infected" homicidal maniacs, and the government black ops threatens a fate almost worse than what the crazies will bring down. This movie is seriously scary, and some of the scenes aren't just frightening because they're gory (although there's that), but because they're downright chilling. Extras: Director commentary, featurettes on "Paranormal Pandemics," the makeup, visual effects, and "The Crazies" motion comic episodes 1-3 plus loads more (DVD/BD).
Hot Tub Time Machine (Unrated) So it disappointed at theaters. So what? Some of the best cult classics failed at the box office but live on in your DVD player. This is one of those releases that will endure the test of time, like so many of John Cusack's movies, and is a must-own for fans of not just his, but '80s movies as a whole. Here, he and three buds plus a nephew get kicked back in time to 1986, when coke was plentiful, so were the hot girls, and Poison played the local ski resort. Can they change their futures, while wading through a sea of neon spandex, Aquanet and blue eyeshadow? Extras: Deleted scenes, theatrical trailer (DVD/BD); promo spots on the production, Chevy Chase's cameo, Crispin Glover as the one-armed bellhop and the costumes, digital copy of the unrated movie (BD).
Percy Jackson & The Olympians: The Lightning Thief Rick Riordan's super-popular book series gets the movie treatment. Starring Logan Lerman as the titular Percy in modern-day high school, he finds out he's the son of the Greek god Poseidon and tasked with unraveling a mystery that takes him cross-country. Extras: Deleted scenes (5), "Bringing the Book to Life" featurette, "Discover Your Powers" quiz (DVD/BD); deleted scenes (10), "Secrets of the Gods" featurette, on-set with the stars and more (BD).
The White Ribbon This year's Golden Globe winner and Academy Award nominee in the foreign language categories is director Michael Haneke's freaky vision of what happens when a German village's oppressed and abused children decide enough is enough. The film's cold direction and cinematography adds to the chill. Extras: Making-of; "My Life," a look at Haneke's career; Cannes Film Festival premiere; interview with Haneke (BD).
Creation Paul Bettany and Jennifer Connelly star in this screen adaptation of Annie's Box, a play by a descendent of Charles Darwin based on personal letters and diaries, in which Darwin is driven to finish his life's work. His challenge of the notion of God tears rifts in his personal and professional relationships. DVD only. Extras: Director commentary, making-of docu, 3 featurettes: "Debating Darwin," more.
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Lowell, MA - The Lowell Spinners used a big first inning to beat the Aberdeen IronBirds, 7-3. With the Brooklyn win tonight, the IronBirds now sit in second place in the McNamara Division.
In the bottom of the first inning, Aberdeen starter Mitch Horacek ran into trouble. Leadoff batter Forrestt Allday hit a single. Two batters later, Manuel Mager hit a double that put runners on second and third with one out. Kevin Mager then hit a ball to center that was misplayed by center fielder George Barber. The ball rolled all the way to the wall, and when the throw got away from the cutoff man, Mager scored on what was originally ruled a hit and an error. That was changed to an inside the park home run, just the second home run that Mitch Horacek has given up all season.
Aberdeen got a run back on back to back doubles from Austin Wynns and Ronarsy Ledesma, making it 3-1 after two.
Lowell put the game out of reach in the fifth. After scoring once in the third, the Spinners sent seven batters to the plate, using a walk and four consecutive singles to make it 7-1.
Mike Yastrzemski hit a one out RBI triple in the sixth and then scored on a Trey Mancini groundout, making it 7-3 Spinners.
Horacek takes the loss, falling to 5-4.
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Goulburn Valley Hockey Association players Grace Arnold, Mardi Petherick and Alyssa Roberts have played pivotal roles in the North East Country Knights' under-15 girls' team winning the Junior State Championships title.MATTHEW GALEA July 9, 2014 3:05am
Grace Arnold, Alyssa Roberts and Mardi Petherick were crucial to the under-15 girls Knights' triumph at the Junior State Championships.
Grace Arnold, Mardi Petherick and Alyssa Roberts knew they were playing in a good team from their first training session with the North East Country Knights under-15 girls.
It was such a good team, in fact, it took out the under-15 girls Junior State Championship title, defeating Western Wildcats via an eight-second shootout after drawing 2-2 after normal time.
''The Knights won last year, and I was expecting to win on the first day,'' Arnold said.
''But after the first day's play I wasn't so sure because everyone else was good as well.
''It was my first time playing JSC, so I wasn't sure what to expect.''
On the first day, the Knights drew 0-0 with Southern Sharks, before beating North West Country Lightning 5-0.
The Knights picked up another two wins on day two, beating Eastern Hotshots 2-1 and then knocking off Central Flames 2-0.
Further 2-0 and 1-0 wins against North East Red Devils and the Wildcats respectively set up a grand final rematch against the metro side.
The game finished 2-2, but with Victorian under-15 girls goalkeeper Isabel Kramer in goal, the Knights came out on top in the eight-second shootout — where players have eight seconds to score against the opposition keeper in a one-on-one contest — to seal the win.
Petherick was tasked with taking the first shot and succeeded, to help set up the win.
Petherick said it was great to be able to have the opportunity to play just with girls as opposed to the mixed Goulburn Valley Hockey Association competition, while Arnold felt the week was a great chance to develop skills.
''It's interesting to be with all those people and playing at that high standard,'' Petherick said.
''You learn a lot.''
Roberts, who played with Petherick in a Lightning side prior to GVHA's switch this year, said playing in the Knights exposed the girls to a higher calibre of player.
''We knew they were good because they won it last year,'' Roberts said.
Donna Sutherland coached the girls and predicted a bright future for all three after their strong performances in her zone side.
''All three of them were fantastic,'' Sutherland said.
''Alyssa played mainly in the forward line where her pace served her very well and she assisted a number of goals.
''All three of them were really versatile though and I think Mardi at one stage had played just about every position on the pitch.
''They're very talented, all-round girls and I think they have a bright future in the game if they stick with it.''
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Honour for historic members
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Boil-water advisory issued for Kyabram, Merrigum
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