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NEW YORK — Apple Inc. said today that it sold more than 5 million units of the iPhone 5 in the three days since its launch, fewer than analysts had expected.
Apple shares were down $6.60, or 0.9 percent, at $693.49 in morning trading. The shares are still close to their all-time high of $705.07, hit Friday as the phone went on sale in the U.S., Germany, France, Japan and five other countries.
The sales tally is a record for any phone, but it beats last year's iPhone 4S launch only by a small margin. Apple said then that it sold 4 million phones in the first three days.
Online delivery times have stretched to three to four weeks.
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Texas Rangers' Shin-Soo Choo, of South Korea, is turned around in the batter's box to avoid an inside pitch against the Colorado Rockies in the fifth inning of an interleague baseball game in Denver on Tuesday, May 6, 2014. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski)
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Black Friday is…
It was fun when we were kids, now a great new way to exercise and it's hip.
47 MINUTES AFTER THE HOUR, LET'S DO SOME HOOLA HOOPING. IT WAS FUN WHEN WE WERE KIDS NOW A GREAT NEW WAY TO EXERCISE AND IT IS HIP. THERE IS A GROUP THAT MEETS EVERY WEEKEND WELCOMING EVERYONE FROM BEGINNERS TO EXPERTS JOININGS NOW IS JESSICA PORTER GOOD MORNING, WHO DO YOU HAVE WITH YOU? GOOD MORNING, I'VE GOT ABIGAIL AND ROGAN MY KIDS AND MY FRIEND LINDSEY HERE. YOU WERE SAYING THAT MY DELIVERY WAS WRONG? THERE ARE SO MANY TECHNIQUES TO MAKING SURE YOU GET SMOOTH PLANE GOING. SHOW ME WHAT BRUCE DID WAS NOT THIS, YOU WANT TO START VERY FLAT, ONE ARM COMES OVER AND RELEASE WHEN YOUR HAND TOUCHES YOUR RIB CAGE ON THE OTHER SIDE AND THEN FROM THERE YOU CAN EITHER PUSH FORWARD AND BACK OR MOVE SIDE TO SIDE TO KEEP IT GOING. AND THERE ARE MANY VARIATIONS FROM THERE BUT TO GET IT STARTED THAT'S WHAT YOU WANT TO DO. YOU ARE GOING TO GET SO MANY BENEFITS IF YOU'RE STARTING OUT YOU WANT TO START WITH A BIGGER HOOP LINDSEY HAS MY BEINGER HOOP HERE, FOR ME THIS ONE IS REALLY BIG BECAUSE I'M REALLY SHORTNESS BUT SOMEBODY TALLER YOU WANT SOMETHING BETWEEN YOUR BELLY BUTTON AND YOUR CHEST TO START WITH AND THAT ONE IS A LITTLE HEAVIER, TOO, SO WEIGHT ALSO HELPS AT LOT WHEN YOU GET A LITTLE MORE DANCE YOU WANT A SMALLER HOOP. THIS ONE IS SMALLER IN DIAMETER. I WANT TO SEE ABIGAIL AND LOGAN. THEY'RE GOING PUT ME TO SHAME HERE, I DON'T MIND TELLING YOU. DOWN AROUND THE KNEE? LOGAN, THAT IS AWESOME. ABBEY HAS MAD SKILLS, SHE'S PERFORMED AT HER SCHOOL'S TALENT SHOW AND LOVES TO SHOW OFF BEFORE I MAKE A FOOL OF MYSELF. THERE YOU GO. WE'RE GETTING FANCY HERE. THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS WITH ME ALL RIGHT. BECAUSE I KNEW I WOULD MAKE A FOOL OF MYSELF I ELICITED THE HELP OF MY STUNT DOUBLE. I'M TAKING POINTERS FROM ASHLEY. WE'RE GOING TO TEACH YOU DO THIS. YOU'RE GOING TO LEARN,DO THIS BY THE ON THE HOUR. SHE HAS A ROUTINE GOING ON. WE TEACH KIDS, TEACH ADULTS, LINDSAY ANDRY IN THE PROCESS OF STARTING A NON-FOR-PROFIT CALLED HOOPING FOR HOPE AND GOT OUR GO FUND ME SET UP NOW TRY TO RAISE MONEY TO GO OUT TO PLACES THAT NEED A LITTLE HOPE AND A LITTLE HELP AND A LITTLE HOOPTOLOGY PUSHING UP THE SPIRITS BECAUSE IT IS GOOD FOR THE MIND, BODY AND SOUL AND WE WANT TO SPREAD THAT JOY EVERY WHEREsTHIS ARE HEAVIER I MAKE THESE MYSELF. YOU CAN BUY THEM AT DEED HERE NOW. YOU CAN COME BY THERE ANY TIME. IF YOU WANT TO GIVE HOOLA HOOP ALG TRY MEET UP WITH THE GROUP THIS WEEKEND, CLASSES AT 3:00 ON SUNDAY IN MEMORIAL PARK ON RIVERSIDE AVENUE. YOU CAN FIND THEM ON FACEBOOK, SEARCHING JACKSONVILLE HOOP GROUP. SHARON? REAL QUICK BECAUSE I'M GETTING YELLED AT BY THE PRODUCER, SHE MAKES IT LOOK EFFORTLESS. EVERYBODY CAN DO IT BUT ME.
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I should have labeled this thread "curvy bikes"
Okay, so the Santa Cruz Nomad cost more than my car so how does a "normal guy" afford it?
You can stand up more often and buy a jackal for 1/2 the price:
Or just be "pure" and by the Electra Straight 8. No need to muck around with suspension settings, hehe:
I really just wanted to show how the world is changing...pretty curvy, eh? Check out the Specialized Enduro SL...no exceptions there.
Does anyone else know of any curvy bikes?
Here's one for running straight into walls...I don't think the Marz. 888RC would do much more than that facing straight forward.
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Tawnia McKiernan is an American television director. Since the mid-1990s she has amassed a number of directorial credits. She is also the daughter of late television producer Stephen J. Cannell.[1]
McKiernan made her directorial debut on the series Renegade directing two episodes, she then directed four episodes of Silk Stalkings. Both series were produced by her father Stephen J. Cannell. Her other television include V.I.P., Hunter (revival series), 10-8: Officers on Duty, NYPD Blue, Jonny Zero, The Closer, Bones, Las Vegas, E-Ring, Windfall, Eyes, Close to Home, Women's Murder Club, ER, Army Wives, Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, Monk, In Plain Sight, Royal Pains, Warehouse 13, Psych, The Mentalist and Criminal Minds.
In 2012, she directed the TV movie Secrets of Eden starring John Stamos.
She is a co-chair member of the Directors Guild of America.[2]
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The Greater Denton Legal Assistants Association (GDLAA) was founded in 1991. In 2005 the Association changed its name to the Denton County Paralegal Association (DCPA).
DCPA's purpose is to promote the professional objectives and goals of paralegals in Denton County, Texas, to encourage, promote, and conduct programs of continuing education and professional development, as well as to promote high standards of integrity and professionalism for paralegals.
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Scholarship - Wanda Woodworth (January-June)
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"L'chaim, L'chaim" is a 48 x 36 acrylic on canvas painting by Darlene Graeser created in 2013.
Darlene Graeser is a clinical psychologist by day, prolific painter by night. The hyperactive Darlene has little need or use for sleep. Darlene spent her nights wandering around the house and pondering her day, until she discovered that she could ponder just as well with paint and canvas. After one of her early paintings was featured on the cover of The American Psychologist, a one-woman show mounted in Santa Barbara sold out on the first night and the large colorful canvases she favors were stacked three deep in her studio, Darlene finally accepted the inevitable hyphen and is now Darlene Graeser, Psychologist-Artist or Artist-Psychologist, depending on the time of day.
For over 32 years she has born witness as people shared their stories in an effort to understand how to put meaning to their suffering. Her flamboyance, humor, empathy, and wisdom have guided many towards transformation. Certainly, her art is a reflection of the lessons that she has learned from these courageous people. Over and over again wings appear in her art - her way of expressing the eternal mystery of life and death. Her newest work is a culmination of many years of working in the field of Death and Dying. Her wonderment is reflected in massive and unusual angels who are privy to a distant view of earth.
Loss, Disappointment, Love, Joy, Shock, Longing, and brazen sexuality are all part of these images from the "other side".
"View life from a distance with honor and a sense of wonderment."
Check out our Artist Showcase Website: www.darlenegraeser.com and www.unconsciousoncanvas.com where you can see pictures of the artist's studio and her home.
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Darlene, Fantastic painting of these two children in portrayed in action having fun. Great emotional and details in this painting, love the facial expressions and the background. Excellent painting, fav, voted and google and tweet promoted
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Darlene Your work always contains a mixture of childlike joy,and adult perception. I love your work! When I grow up, I want to be you
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Darlene - you have created a very engaging work celebrating the joy of life...curious as to the Celtic symbol in the background...v/f
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Here's to Life :) Delightful
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In what will surely come as good news to fantasy football dweebs, shut-ins and the parents of Denver Broncos backup quarterback Tom Brandstater (full disclosure — I qualify for the first two), the NFL Network has announced that it will broadcast every single preseason game. It'll be the first time that the entire NFL exhibition slate will be televised, making if officially no longer necessary to ever attend one of them in person.
(Even here, the Lions are on the bottom. Sad, really)
This is also good news to the 10.8 million digitally-based Comcast subscribers who will be able to watch the games without paying extra. Comcast and the NFL Network finally hammered out a nine-year contract agreement in May, including the agreement that the company would no longer relegate NFL Network to a digital sports tier that cost subscribers extra. Of course not everyone has Comcast, but that's another post. Oh, more breaking news …
All games will be broadcast in glorious HD! Good news if you're a fan of the Miami Dolphins Cheerleaders, bad news if you're a fan of Dallas Cowboys offensive lineman Pat McQuistan.
NFL Network is home to all the NFL preseason games for the first time with 65 games airing on the only network dedicated entirely to football. In addition for the first time, the entire NFL preseason schedule will be seen in high definition nationally including 12 live preseason games, the most in the network's history.
Week 1 of the 2009 NFL preseason on NFL Network features five live games highlighted by the debuts of first-round quarterback draft picks Matthew Stafford and Mark Sanchez. The live coverage kicks off with a doubleheader on Friday, August 14 at 8:00 PM ET with the St. Louis Rams vs. New York Jets, followed by Denver Broncos vs. San Francisco 49ers. Saturday, August 15 features the first-ever live tripleheader with the Atlanta Falcons vs. Detroit Lions beginning at 4:00 PM ET, followed immediately by Chicago Bears vs. Buffalo Bills and Seattle Seahawks vs. San Diego Chargers.
There's no better place for Fantasy Football fans to prepare their picks and depth charts for the 2009 regular season than with NFL Network and NFL.com's all-encompassing coverage of the 2009 preseason. All 12 live preseason games will include halftime shows featuring NFL Network's team of analysts from its Los Angeles studios and five-minute NFL Network Now updates between game broadcasts reporting the most up-to-date news and information. NFL Network's schedule includes a total of 162 telecasts as it includes every game, live games and game replays of all the preseason action.
The football-deprived won't have to wait long. The first preseason game is Aug. 10, and it may be of some interest … the Bills and Terrell Owens travel to Nashville to meet the Tennessee Titans, still reeling from the whole Steve McNair mess. Then on Thursday, Aug. 13, Tom Brady is at Andy Reid. Enjoy.


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A Resolution for Excellence
"We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence then, is not an act, but a habit." - Aristotle
January is typically the time of year when we pledge ourselves to all kinds of New Year's resolutions designed to make our lives better. There are common themes to these resolutions like losing weight, quitting smoking, or getting healthy. During the first few weeks, efforts to change are usually very strong. Gradually the motivation slows down and eventually wanes away to a distant memory in the backs of our minds. Instead of participating in this frustrating cycle, make the commitment to become the best person that you can be all year round - a commitment to excellence.
The difference of committing to excellence is that you are changing more than just the surface; there is a shift in how you approach everything that you do. Excellence can be defined in many different ways for many different people. It depends on what your priorities are and what you value in your life. Maybe it's the relationships you have, or the work that you do, or the people that you help. Whatever it is, dedicate yourself to being the best that you can be regardless of other people's standards. Remember also, that this is a change you will make from this point forward. Excellence is not defined by a single act, but by consistent behavior.
There are many ways that you can approach this commitment, but I would recommend formalizing the process. Writing your ideas down on paper can help you to sort out your thoughts and make it more concrete. Some simple steps might include:
1) List all the things that you value, and that give your life importance
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3) On a scale from 1 - 10 (1 = I am not doing my best and 10 = I am doing the best that I can) rank how you think you are doing in each area
4) Take an honest look at your list, and make a commitment to dedicate your energies to making improvements where needed
Committing to excellence will also change the language that you use. Instead of thinking to yourself "I will survive" or "I can make it through", say instead, "I'm going to get the most out of this" or "I'll do the very best that I can". Focusing on what you are doing when you are doing it will ignite your spirit and fire your energy. Surround yourself with people who inspire you, and share your inspiration with others. Aspire to reach beyond. Live excellence.
Dr. Tanja Haley is a psychologist in private practice in Calgary, Alberta. She specializes in working with couples, and with adults dealing with stress, depression, and trauma issues. Along with a full-time private practice, Tanja also teaches for the Campus Alberta program in counselling and is an Oral Examiner for the College of Alberta Psychologists. You can contact Tanja at email@example.com, or visit her website: http://www.drtanja.com
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Cleaning your homebrewing equipment isn't glamorous, but it's a crucial step in making great beer. Don't confuse cleaning with sanitizing. Cleaning is done before sanitizing and its purpose is to remove dirt and grime. Sanitizing is performed to eliminate most of the bacteria that can infect your beer and potentially ruin it.
They are separate steps, and I've already done a video on the best sanitizers for homebrewing.
Here are the products most commonly used for cleaning homebrew equipment, and my picks for the best cleaners.
Dish Soap
I bet it's sitting next to your sink right now. Dish soap will do the trick but you must rinse thoroughly to make sure none is left behind. Otherwise, it will leave a soapy taste in your beer and ruin head retention. If you do use it, try to find a perfume-free variety. Other than that, you're better off using a different cleaner for the rest of your equipment.
- Cheap
- Easy to find
- Multi-Tasker
- Difficult to remove all of the suds
- Anything left behind will affect flavor and head retention
- Not as good a cleaner as PBW and OxiClean
My #1 homebrewing cleaner. Cheap, very effective, and good for a variety of household uses. It's even great at removing beer bottles labels. Just make sure you rinse it thoroughly.
- Very good cleaner
- Cheap
- Multi-Tasker
- Leaves equipment slippery
- Best to use versatile free, which isn't always easy to find
A common homebrewing cleaner, PBW is oxygen based and cleans very well. In fact, I've found that it's the best cleaner out there. The only drawback is that it's expensive and OxiClean is almost as good (plus much cheaper).
- Performs better than all other cleaners
- Almost all homebrew shops and websites carry it
- Expensive
- Leaves equipment slippery
- You can find it at homebrew shops no problem, but the local Wal-Mart won't have it
Like soap, bleach is another item you probably have around the house. I've already mentioned that I don't like it for sanitizing, and I feel the same way about its use as a cleaner. This is nasty stuff and not something you want to splash around on a messy brew day. It will clean, but so does PBW and OxiClean, and without the drawbacks of bleach.
- Cheap
- Good cleaner
- Multi-Tasker
- Must rinse like crazy
- A small amount will hurt your beer's flavor
- Stinky, nasty, shirt-staining stuff
If you have a kegging set up, you should have BLC on hand. You can put it in your kegs and pump it through your system to get your beer lines crystal clear. The generic alternatives work well too.
- Great cleaner for beer lines
- A little goes a long way
- Not cheap, and just one more cleaner to buy
Bar Keeper's Friend
A powder that is great for cleaning stainless steel. I use it on my converted kegs, pots, and corny kegs. It's a light abrasive that you can scrub with a sponge to get out those tough stains. It's smart to keep a container of this handy.
- Best cleaner for stainless steel
- Cheap
- You'll go through it fast
- Again, one more cleaner to buy
My Top Picks – Summary
- Best All-Around Homebrew Cleaner – OxiClean
- Best Cleaner for Beer Lines – BLC
- Best Cleaner for Stainless Steel – Bar Keeper's Friend
What cleaners do you use for homebrewing?
Hey everybody, this is Billy Broas, from BillyBrew.com, and I'm down here in the basement of my new Denver house, or as I like to call it, the "beer cave." This is where I do all my crazy homebrew experiments, and you'll probably be seeing a lot of this place in upcoming videos.
So let's talk about homebrew cleaners. Now you might have seen my video on sanitizers, so I should clarify the difference. If you don't want to ruin your batch of beer with a nasty infection, you have to both clean and sanitize, and in that order. So you clean for the same reason that you clean your house, to remove dirt or grime or gunk, or anything visible like that from your equipment.
Now, you sanitize to remove those invisible germs or bacteria that can infect your batch of beer and ruin it. So the key thing here is that if your equipment is not clean, it can't truly be sanitized. That dirt or grime can hide bacteria that your sanitizer can't reach. Also, there are different products for both cleaning and sanitizing.
So what are the best cleaners? Well, there are a bunch, but I'll show you the most common ones. I'll start with what I call the general cleaners, and I use these on the majority of my equipment, like buckets, siphons, and carboys. And then I'll mention a couple of what I call special-use cleaners.
So first up we have common household dish soap. The pros of this are that it's really cheap and you probably already have it in the house. The cons are, you have to rinse like crazy to get rid of all those bubbles, and if you've used it before, you know what a pain in the ass that is. Now, the bad thing is, if any of this dish soap is left behind in your equipment, you'll taste it in the beer, and it'll kill your head retention.
Now, overall, I don't recommend the soap. It's okay if you really rinse it, but there are better cleaning products, and it's really not worth dealing with the hassle.
So next up we have Oxi-Clean, and you probably already know how much I love this stuff. I talked about it in my video on how to remove beer bottle labels, and how great it is for that. But it really is my favorite overall homebrew cleaner. It's really effective, it's cheap—this is about $9.00 for this big tub, and you can use it for all sorts of stuff around the house.
Now, the cons are that it makes things a little bit slippery and hard to handle, and you also have to rinse pretty thoroughly, but it's not as bad as dish soap. One thing about Oxi-Clean, make sure you get the kind with the green label, what they call Versatile Free. The other type has a perfume, and that can stick to your gear, and you don't want that.
So next up, we've got PBW, and this is a similar product to Oxi-Clean, it's an oxygen based cleaner. It works really, really well; in fact, I found that in some situations it works better than Oxi-Clean. The cons are that it's a little bit expensive. It's seven or eight dollars for this one-pound jar, and also you're not going to find it at Walmart. It's not readily available. You've got to get it from a homebrew store or online. So overall PBW is good to have if you have something really tough that you have to get out, but Oxi-Clean is my go-to cleaner.
Okay, now we have bleach. If you know me, you know I'm really not a huge fan of bleach. I talked about it in my sanitizer video, and I feel the same way about it for a cleaner. The pros are that it's cheap and readily available, the cons are that it's dangerous, it's stinky, and you have to rinse like hell to get it off your equipment. You really don't want this stuff getting into your beer. It'll make it taste horrible. So just say no to bleach.
Now we'll move on to the special-use cleaners. I use these for certain situations. The first is if you have a kegging setup and you want to clean your beer lines, and it's a product called BLC. This is actually a different one called Superflush, it's a more generic version. You'll find that any good tap or line cleaner will work. It's great to use, you put it in your keg, you pump it through with CO2 and you have crystal-clear beer lines. So it's a great product.
So my other special-use cleaner is something called Barkeeper's Friend, and I use this for everything I have that is stainless steel, so all my converted kegs, like this, my corny kegs, my pots, they all get Barkeeper's Friend. It's a light abrasive, so you can scrub it on with a sponge or a rag, and it's also dirt cheap. This thing is about two dollars.
So to wrap it up, my favorite cleaners are Oxi-Clean for general cleaning, Barkeeper's Friend for stainless steel, and BLC for beer line cleaning. So let me know what cleaners you use, and talk to you down in the comments. Cheers!


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I have used both the slip-ons with the stock manifold with the Rineharts & now with the Rinehart True Duals. The heat was reduced on the back cylinder so the change was needed SE RK 110, it's a hot engine. I used a Thundermax with the auto tune ECM to properly adjust both front & rear cylinders. I havent noticed much low end loss of get up and go but I really don't race her around. My wife said I spent to much money on the (scoot) last year, so I tried to explain that I did it all for her. Didnt buy that one HA HA .
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I picked up a pair of V&H black TDs off ebay, brand new from an HD dealer for $140. Now, I'll never see that offer again, but look around and you can find some good prices.
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Some TDs now have a hidden crossover (S&S, Cobra, maybe Kury). Looks like TDs, but the cross over helps in the scavenging. The new Rinehart TD say they have louvers near the head to help wirth exhaust revesion. I have not seen them to comment on.
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There is so much hubbub about Marijuana being legalized in Colorado and Washington state. Some are wringing their hands in glee and some are wringing their hands in anguish...what will happen, what will happen now?! Well, nothing is going to happen for a long while yet if ever. Even though the voters in both states have said "we want marijuana for our use at home," the politicians in charge of state politics don't really give a damn about what you, the voter wants.
The attorney general of the state of Colorado, one John Suthers was publically against the legalization of marijuana before the vote and has now urged the Dept of Justice to block (i.e. stop the will of voters) the new marijuana law and "articulate its response as soon as possible." This guy is begging the Feds to save his professional ass. He is not willing to stand up the Feds and be the hero of states rights.
Washington state just elected the Democrat Jay Insley to the governors position. Washington state officials expect "to be sued and challenged in Federal court on this issue." In this new era of emerging states rights, (17 states either have or are talking about passing marijuana legislation) I have not seen or heard even one state Attorney General stand up and say, "Yes, I want to fight the Feds all the way on this issue because I believe in states rights and the will of the people, of legal age, in this state to smoke marijuana if they wish."
Oregon's new attorney general, Ellen Rosenblum, campaigned on a marijuana friendly platform, which I'm sure helped her get elected, but in her heart of hearts I bet she is also glad she will not have to stand up to the Feds for pot privacy. She dodged the bullet Colorado and Washington AG's might unwillingly have to face.
The November 11'th Sunday Oregonian newspaper carried a front page article about the proliferation of the marijuana business in Southern Oregon and showed aerial views of several farms growing marijuana. These farms are in danger of being destroyed by the DEA. under federal law.
And for the life of me I don't understand why any marijuana grower would allow his garden to be photographed from the air. There must be a way to camouflage at least small fields so they don't stick out like a sore thumb. I think complacency has lulled them into a false sense of security when it comes to what the federal government is capable of doing.
I admire the words of Ms. Duckworth, a grower herself who is quoted in the article as saying to the feds, "don't poke the bear." But honey let me tell ya, the feds are capable of destroying "the bear." If your marijuana garden is visible from the air the government could, overfly you with a drone equipped with a poison spray. They could come in with earth moving equipment, and uproot every plant. They could put you in prison. In jail you don't get your medical pot. The DEA is not known for playing by the legal rules. They could and do exactly as they damned well please. I know because they raided me twice.
Thousands of dollars were invested in attempting to legalize marijuana in Oregon by Paul Stanford, the head guy behind the Oregon Cannabis Tax Act, OCTA 12 it was called. I personally voted against it because too many devils were in the details. All marijuana would be sold only in state stores. All marijuana growing and selling would be controlled by the Cannabis Control Commission run by the cannabis czars. I voted against OCTA 12 because Mr. Stanford wanted to be in charge of the commission. Pass a new law then put him in charge of it?
All in all too much power for a person with an already checkered background. (See "King Bong" Willamette Week, December 12, 2007) My advise to Mr. Stanford and others is to wait and see what shakes out in the other states before spending another dime on legalization here in Oregon. Obviously the Oregon voters are not yet ready to smoke legal pot.
In this situation I find a delicious irony. Only Barack Obama, a black man, gets to make the decision on the governments position, on marijuana and it will be another black man, Attorney General Eric Holder that will implement that decision. This could be one of Obama's finest hours. If he really wants to wean America off foreign oil now is that time. Allow the planting of rich oil bearing hemp seeds. It can be the ultimate answer to not pumping oil from the ground. Hemp seed oil does not need to be refined. It goes right into the gas tank with little modification. Nasty, polluting oil refineries could be a thing of the past. Clean coal, (what a joke) could be put on the "back burner." Hemp seed oil could be easily and abundantly produced, grown by American farmers. Growing hemp seeds for oil puts the money back in the hands of our farmers, not some turban wearing, sand shuffling Persians, who after all are simply benefiting from a resource they were not involved in creating, much like the American timber barons that clear-cut (raped) trees they didn't even plant.
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seeds for oil and hemp for fiber so we don't have to cut down trees
for paper, along with the other uses for Hemp, including making fabric for clothing and even rugs, ropes etc. The benefits are multitudinous without even talking about
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Give them $5 and they'll send you absolutely nothing. It's just like donating to a Kickstarter.
And lo, the flood of Black Friday deals continued to rain down upon thine RSS feed. And there was much rejoicing as the Gizmodo Black Friday UK deals hub was updated thrice more to include an Xbox One with two games for £223.99. Amen.
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Gleneagles Hotel in Torquay to be knocked down to make way for modern flats.
A form of motorsport I might actually be interested in.
Toy shows bizarre robot suit outfit for Luthor in Batman Vs Superman.
The offer expires on 5 January.
That 2009 T-Mobile Pulse has life in it yet.
PS4 games streamed to the PC is quite the futuristic promise.
Plenty of boxsets to veg out in front of this Christmas.
Another day ruined by crappy American tradition.
I don't like this world anymore.
Including Fallout 4 for under £30 on PS4, and change from £70 for a Nintendo 3DS.
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Eight were martyred and nine others are wounded." Lahore police Chief Aslam TareenGunmen have shot dead at least eight Pakistani police and prison staff in Lahore, the capital of the Pakistani province of Punjab, police say. The assailants, arriving on motorbikes, stormed a building in the densely populated area of Ichra early Thursday morning, Lahore police Chief Aslam Tareen. "Eight were martyred and nine others are wounded," Aslam Tareen said. The gunmen fled and there was no immediate claim of responsibility. It was the second attack in three days on security personnel in the province of Punjab.
On Monday, gunmen opened fire on security forces at an army camp less than 150 kilometers (100 miles) southeast of Islamabad, leaving seven personnel dead.Just hours before Monday's attack, thousands passed through the area on a "long march" from Lahore to Islamabad to protest against the government's decision to reopen US-led NATO supply routes. The demonstrators gathered outside the Pakistani parliament on Monday and chanted "Death to the USA" and other anti-US slogans. The protest march was organized by the Defense of Pakistan Council (DPC), an alliance of 40 religious groups and political parties. Islamabad closed the border crossings used to transfer NATO supplies to Afghanistan in November 2011, after 24 Pakistani soldiers were killed in US-led airstrikes on two checkpoints at the Afghan border. On July 3, Islamabad agreed to reopen the border crossings after US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said she was "sorry for the losses suffered by the Pakistani military." MSH/JR


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Anze Kopitar also scored for the Kings in the second after Darren Helm opened the scoring for the Red Wings in the first. Detroit has lost four games in a row and trails Vancouver by nine points for the top spot in the Western Conference.
The Kings continued their push in the middle of a jumbled race for playoff positions in the West. They are 13-3-4 in their past 20 games.
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US Commercial Printing Shipments End 2011 on Sour Note
By Dr. Joe Webb on February 6th, 2012
U.S. commercial printing shipments for December were $6.96 billion. This was down -$207 million compared to December 2010, a decrease of -2.9%. On an inflation-adjusted basis, shipments were down -$395 million, or -5.4%. The full year was $83.65 billion, down -$393 million, or -0.5% on a current dollar basis, and down -$3 billion, or -3.5%. (Click chart to enlarge)
The fourth quarter was especially disappointing, down -$478 million (-2.2%) in current dollars and down -$1.17 billion in inflation-adjusted dollars (-5.2%). Our forecast for 2012 will be released soon, but models range from $81 billion to $73 billion, with most forecasts in the $79 to $80 billion range.
It is still generally believed that a stronger economy will raise print purchases, but the statistical relationship with GDP is still negative. This means that rises in GDP, on a statistical basis, result in decreases in print shipments. From a practical standpoint, a rising economy helps healthy print businesses, and allows them to distance themselves from weak competitors, which is one reason why printing profits have been rising despite the retrograde shipments data. The chart below shows the relationship of current dollar GDP and current dollar shipments. (Click on chart to enlarge).
Increases in GDP increase the dollars available to spend for digital communications technologies and computers. The costs of those alternative technologies are still declining, and adoption and broadening of applications continue to rise. Last week, Procter & Gamble made waves announcing 1,600 in workforce reductions, with a major shift to digital formats such as Facebook, where they have had notable success this past year.
Last week, Facebook announced its long-awaited IPO, and reports indicated that the company was valued at $100 billion. To put that value and the shift in digital media in perspective, the commercial printing business generated approximately $4 billion in profits in the four quarter period of Q4-2010 to Q3-2011. At a generous 20x earnings, the entire US commercial printing would be worth $80 billion. The printing industry has about 475,000 employees, and Facebook reports its number of employees as "3000+".
Recognizing the media shift, and getting out ahead of it on behalf of customer objectives, is becoming a critical strategy for commercial printing businesses.


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In his classic defamation segment, 'Patriots & Pinheads', Bill O'Reilly condemned the man who confronted former President George H.W. Bush at a Houston restaurant.
"On the pinhead front, President Bush is 85 years old. The other day he was in a Houston restaurant when a deranged person approached him.â€
"The guy should have been arrested by the Secret Service,†O'Reilly stated after playing a You Tube clip of the incident. "However, we called them and they will not comment. We don't know what happened to him. We hope the service will clarify the situation quickly. The guy may be a pinhead but he also deserves to be held accountable- can't let that stuff go.â€
It's no surprise that O'Reilly is defending the former President, but at a bare minimum, free speech certainly should protect this man from arrest. He certainly has a right to criticize one of America's most powerful dynasties, who have condemned millions to death through war, and much more.
Though the man did shout profanities, he clearly made no threats, was not violent and posed no danger to the former president.
In fact, the Secret Service did visit the man's home the next day, but left shortly after refusing to speak while a camera was recording (i.e. on the record). Whatever their intentions were cannot be immediately known (see video below). He appeared today on the Alex Jones Show, using only his first name, Greg, to explain his perspective on the situation.


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To OMB re: Cost Principles under Circulars A-21, A-87, and A-122
October 11, 2002
Mr. Gilbert Tran
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Room 6025 New Executive Office Building
Washington, DC 20503
Dear Mr. Tran:
I am writing to provide comments on the proposal to revise the OMB cost principles under Circulars A-21, A-87, and A-122, on behalf of the National Association of College and University Business Officers (NACUBO). NACUBO represents chief financial officers at more than 2,200 colleges and universities, and is dedicated to promoting sound administrative and fiscal management of institutions of higher education.
NACUBO strongly supports your efforts to streamline the federal government grants management process under P.L. 106-107. This initiative promises to provide significant benefits to all parties including the federal government. Unfortunately, while the primary purpose behind the proposed revisions to the cost principles—consistency—seems to make sense on the surface, the details of the proposed changes go much further. Contrary to assurances in the August 12th Federal Register notice, in a number of instances the proposed changes impose new requirements that would create significant burdens on colleges and universities.
NACUBO endorses the comments filed by the Council on Governmental Relations and joins COGR in urging you to withdraw the proposed changes to Circular A-21. While we appreciate how much work went into comparing the three circulars, and commend you for sharing the matrix, the proposed changes are too far-reaching to be adopted with little or no explanation as to why they are needed or desirable. In addition, approaching revisions from the viewpoint of conformity overlooks additional opportunities for simplification that would increase efficiencies for all parties. We believe that it would be more effective for OMB to approach simplification of A-21 by entering into a dialogue with the higher education community and encourage you to do so.
NACUBO concurs with COGR's analysis of the proposal and concerns about specific provisions. We would like to emphasize several concerns:
- Equipment (#16) – The proposal includes a new definition and requirements for "an original complement of low cost equipment" which would have to be capitalized if, in the aggregate, the cost exceeded $5,000. This language does not appear in any of the circulars, and runs contrary to previous changes to A-21 that raised the threshold for capitalization.
- Idle Capacity (#24) – This provision would be added to A-21 under the proposal, but does not fit the collegiate environment and would add a new layer of scrutiny where it is not needed.
- Specialized Service Facilities (#44) – The revision would add "motor pools" as an example of a specialized service facility. This is inappropriate, particularly for institutions that treat their motor pool as an auxiliary service.
- Plant Security (#30) –We have never been so aware of the need to enhance security in many areas, particularly in research environments. With universities receiving little help in funding these needs directly, we were surprised to see changes proposed that would make security costs unallowable unless mandated by the federal government.
- Prior Approval – In a number of instances, the proposal would require prior approval that colleges and universities do not currently need. These include pre-award costs (#31), overtime (#32), publication and printing costs (#41) and foreign travel (#48). Unless there is a demonstrable need to impose greater controls, additional approvals do not have a place in efforts to streamline requirements.
- Detailed Guidance – We also note several instances where the proposed revisions add lengthy, prescriptive guidance to the circular that runs counter to the avowed purpose of streamlining guidance. Relocation (#37) and professional services (#32) are examples.
NACUBO appreciates the opportunity to comment on the proposed changes to Circular A-21 and hopes that you will agree that additional work is needed before going forward with changes. We would be happy to work with you and other members of the higher education community in such an effort. Please call me, or Anne Gross of my staff, at 202-861-2540 if you have questions or we can be of assistance.
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