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American Idol: Top Three Performances
May 18, 2011 06:59 PM by Lisa Princ
Tonight on FOX's American Idol, the top three got to take a trip home and then they headed back to give us three song performances! Keep reading for all the details on how the top three did with their song choices, the judges' song choices and Jimmy Iovine's song choices!
American Idol kicks off tonight with Ryan Seacrest talking about the shocking elimination last week, and then he shared what we already knew – that James did go home last weekend to Santa Cruz. Tonight, the top three performed 3 songs each – one of their choice, one chosen by Jimmy Iovine and one chosen by the judges. To help mentor the contestants this week in their song choice was Beyonce. Here is the how the final three did on their choice:
Scotty McCreery
Country crooner Scotty was up first and he chose "Amazed" by Lonestar and Beyonce just thought Scotty was the cutest thing – I am sure all the young ladies out there agree! Scotty performed it amazing and to me it was better than the original. The crowd loved him as did the judges – Steven started off by saying he thinks Scotty gets better and better and that he took the song up a notch. Jennifer said it was a great show starter while Randy said it was an amazing choice for him and he loves that he is picky smart song choices.
Lauren Alaina
Lauren chose "Wild One"by Faith Hill for her song choice tonight and Beyonce loved it saying she loved when Lauren showed her fun side. Lauren came out looking absolutely adorable and gave a stellar and fun performance. The crowd and the judges loved her. Jennifer told her she attacked it while Randy said he loves to see her have fun, and he could see that she was loving it. Steven said he loved the way she sang like she owned the song and ended saying she was ready for America to be all over her.
Haley Reinhart
Haley chose "What Is And What Should Never Be" by Led Zeppelin. Beyonce thought it showed that she was a risk taker. Haley chose a great song for her and she performed it perfectly, despite a small fall during her performance. The crowd loved her and the judges gave her a standing ovation. Randy started by saying that she slayed it and it was one of her best performances ever. Steven called it superb and Jennifer said it was a really tough song and she sang it really great.
After the performances were over, Ryan asked who the judges thought round one, and they all agreed that Haley won round one hands down. Next up for the top three were Jimmy Iovine's song choices for them, and this is how the top three fared courtesy of Jimmy:
Scotty McCreery
Scotty was back and after we watched his audition from Nashville, we learned that Jimmy had chose Thompson Square's "Are You Gonna Kiss Me Or Not". This was another great, solid performance and we heard some different notes out of Scotty. The crowd loved him as did the judges – Steven started by saying it was great. Jennifer said there were so many moments in the performance that she loved and then she asked him if he would shave his head for the finale. Randy said Jimmy picked the perfect song and he compared him to Garth Brooks ending with Scotty's "in it to win it".
Lauren Alaina
After a review of Lauren's audition revealed that Lauren would be performing "If I Die Young" by The Band Perry. Lauren did a good job with it but she did have a few pitch issues during the performance, but no one seemed to mind as the crowd went wild. Jennifer said it was beautiful and she gushed that Lauren has the most beautiful tone out of the contestants. Randy said she has such a beautiful tone and it was a great song choice for Jimmy. Steven said she nailed it.
Haley Reinhart
Haley was up next and after seeing her audition again, we were informed that Jimmy wanted her to perform "Rihannon" by Fleetwood Mac. Not as good as her last performance, and definitely not Stevie Nicks. It was comical to watch though with the "wind" blowing on her. Randy said she cracked him up because she was looking up and she did a good job. Steven said her performance made him remember why he fell in love with Stevie Nicks while Jennifer said it was a beautiful moment, but she hoped Haley would take it a little further at the end.
When Ryan asked who won round 2, Steven said Lauren did, but Randy, Jennifer and Jimmy said that Scotty won the round. Next on American Idol we got to see the premiere of her new video "Run The World (Girls)" by Beyonce. Then it was time for the judges choice and this is how it went down:
Scotty McCreery
Scotty was given "She Believes In Me" by Kenny Rogers as his judges choice. This was a different type of tune for Scotty but he pulled it off perfectly and made it look effortless. The crowd roared and the judges were glad they chose that song for him as Steven said he put it over the top and it was the first big chorus he has sang. Jennifer said that is exactly why they chose that song for him and he showed them. Randy said seeing him do the big chorus was very nicely done.
Lauren Alaina
Lauren was up for her final performance and the judges chose "I Hope You Dance" by Lee Ann Womack for her song. Lauren looked stunning as she donned a gorgeous gown and her performance was just as beautiful and perfect as she looked. The judges loved her as Jennifer said the performance was beautiful and she won the round already while Randy said she slayed it. Steven said Lauren walked in like owned the Grand Ole Opry and went on to say she sang it perfectly.
Haley Reinhart
Haley closed the show with her judges' choice of "You Oughtta Know" by Alanis Morrisette. It was a good performance but she sounded like she was screaming to me, but I am not a fan of the growling personally. The crowd enjoyed it and so did the judges as Randy said the choruses were amazing, but there were some other problems while Steven said she nailed it. Jennifer said it was a really good job in the chorus.
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Tyler Says:
May 18th, 2011 at 10:13 pm
all three finalists did great. i though scotty and haley were neck and neck. lauren was a distant third, but she had her moments as well.


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Part 2 in AP series on overtreatment: back pain
AP's six-part series on overtreatment in U.S. health care turns to back pain and spine surgery with a great lead line, "Why did they cut on you?" It was a question a spine surgeon asked a man who came to him still in severe pain after an earlier back operation. Except: "Even though only a fraction of people with back pain are good candidates for surgery, complicated spine operations are on the rise. So is the hunt for any…5/28/2013
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Waste & Harm in the Treatment of Mild Hypertension: overtreatment, industry influence
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My First Thanksgiving Meal
OK. First thing's first.
Update your feed for Running Around Normal by clicking the subscribe button in the upper right corner! I made the switch to Bluehost yesterday (and got a new blog design!) so the feed has also changed.
Lately (for the past two weeks, I've been hearing!) nearly all of my comments are going to everyone's spam folders! I've tried contacting Akismet to see if I'm on a spam list, but haven't heard back…
Does anyone know how to fix this?
It sucks big time, and I'm trying to figure it out, but for now, if you usually see a comment from me on your posts and you haven't for a while, please check your spam folder and "de-spam" me! Hopefully this gets resolved soon.
Until then…
Thanksgiving At the RAN Household
(you'll be happy to know, there was absolutely NO spam served up here 😉 )
This was my first time ever hosting Thanksgiving dinner. And although it was only for four people, I went all out. How else is one supposed to host their first Thanksgiving, after all?
Dinner wasn't until 6:00, but the kitchen chaos started around 10 am. When I got home from spin class and buying new spin shoes, the husband already had the turkey in a cold water bath.
Thanks to those who left comments on this nifty trick! The turkey was a wee nine pounds, so it worked perfectly!
If you've been reading my blog for a while, you know I can be very bad with time management. I always over estimate the amount of time I have and end up running around
Normal like a mad woman during the eleventh hour.
Today I knew I didn't want that to happen. So I got organized.
I wrote out the menu, including notes about how long each would take, and which dishes I could prepare first and then stick in the oven half an hour until dinner.
I utilized space after preparing said dishes:
the good thing about the Midwest is the back patio doubles as a refrigerator for the holidays 😉
On the dishes, I stuck post-it notes on what I had left to do in order to have the dish in "ready to eat" status:
I took Sabrina's cue by setting out all the dishes and cookware I needed and put sticky notes on them, letting me know what each one was for:
And this method worked wonderfully. I felt SO organized as I whipped through all the desserts:
Gooey pumpkin butter cake (notes: prep and bake first)
Apple pie (notes: prep and bake first)
the casseroles:
Butternut squash lasagna (prep first, bake within the last hour)
Green bean casserole (my own) (prep first, bake within the last 20 minutes)
Sweet potato casserole slipped my camera! (prep first, bake in the last 5 minutes)
Prepped the potatoes:
notes: boil potatoes first, heat, mash, and add seasonings within last 20 minutes
and the rolls:
Cheddar Bay Biscuits (prep within the last hour, bake within the last 15 minutes)
And finished with…
the cranberry sauce: just frozen cranberries, organic cane sugar, and water (make within the hour, reheat within 5 minutes)
the gravy: just butter, flour, milk, and s&p! (make within the hour, reheat within 5 minutes)
and the salad:
Needless to say, the convection oven came in mighty handy. Thankfully, the turkey finished just as I needed to start putting in my dishes.
I couldn't believe it. The husband and I really worked well together during that last hour to tie everything together, and at the end it all came out perfectly. Nothing was a flop. Everything tasted so, so good.
…even the turkey! (So I hear…)
Which is very impressive seeing that neither of us knew the first thing about how to cook a turkey before yesterday.
My plate:
Green bean casserole, b-nut squash lasagna, sweet potato casserole, mashed potatoes, cranberries, and salad. Phew! I also had a couple glasses of cab sauv throughout the night.
Oh, and a well deserved bloody mary during the eleventh hour of cooking 😉
It was also so nice to be able to visit with Shane's dad and his girlfriend. We love them so much, so it means a ton to be able to spend time with them during the holidays especially
Tens of hours spent in the kitchen, hundreds of dollars, and umpteen sticks of butter later, and I'd be happy to do it all again next year
I never realized how many sticks of butter go into Thanksgiving…
Now that Thanksgiving is officially over, it's time to decorate the tree! Busting out the eggnog and Christmas sparkling wine 😀
When do you make the transition from Thanksgiving to Christmas? Is there even a transition?
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AROUND TOWNResidents: Less housing around East Meadow
A coffee shop would be nice, a garden would be great, and a bike path would be fantastic, but please, please, please no more...Original post made on Jan. 30, 2009
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CRIMES & INCIDENTSPalo Alto suspect who hit cop returns to area
Pascual Nuno Martinez, 50, arrived back in Santa Clara County Sunday night after being successfully extradited from Kansas...Original post made on Feb. 2, 2009
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PALO ALTO ISSUESHigh-speed rail worries Peninsula residents
The state agency charged with building a high-speed rail system between San Francisco and Los Angeles has yet to convince...Original post made on Jan. 23, 2009
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The dizzying days of rapid sales with competing offers, plentiful loan money and no contingencies are long over, but the...Original post made on Feb. 3, 2009
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AROUND TOWNCan this marriage be saved?
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Checking the score in a concert setting
You rarely see them anymore, those music enthusiasts who file into the concert hall with scores carefully tucked under their arms. They often sit near the stage, flipping pages of their score in unison with the conductor. I last observed this practice in April during an open rehearsal by the New York Philharmonic. Sitting in front of me was a woman with a score of the "Symphony No. 4″ by Charles Ives. I never figured out if she was an Ives scholar (the Fourth Symphony is rarely programmed these days) or just wanted to follow along as Alan Gilbert conducted this curious piece.
This type of exercise is encouraged in most music schools, as students are expected to become reasonably proficient at score reading. Those planning to become band, orchestra or choral directors need to become adept at reading multiple lines simultaneously. The ears are capable of processing an infinite variety of sounds, pitches and timbres, a phenomenon that leads many to believe a concert experience should be purely auditory. Others prefer to link sounds with a visual image, thereby bringing two of our five senses into play.
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Low lighting in concert halls also makes score reading impractical, so, when one considers the potential for distracting other listeners, the disadvantages far outweigh the advantages. Score reading can be invaluable during rehearsals, however, particularly when the work in question is new or simply unfamiliar. That's extremely beneficial when we as critics are asked to assess a performance.
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KANDAHAR, Afghanistan An Afghan man recounted Monday the harrowing tale of how an American soldier on a killing spree burst into his home in the middle of the night, searched the rooms, then dropped to a knee and shot his father in the thigh as he emerged from a bedroom.
The staff sergeant is now in custody, accused of killing 16 Afghan civilians, most of them children, and then burning many of the bodies. The name of the 38-year-old soldier was not released because it would be "inappropriate" to do so before charges are filed, said Pentagon spokesman George Little.
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NATO and member countries said the slayings were a blow to the alliance's efforts to cultivate trust but would not affect the timeline to hand over security operations to Afghans by the end of 2014. The White House said U.S. objectives will not change because of the killings.
Outraged Afghan lawmakers called for a suspension of talks on how to formalize a long-term U.S. military presence in the country and demanded that the shooter face trial in an Afghan court.
The soldier was deployed to Afghanistan on Dec. 3 with the 2nd Battalion, 3rd Infantry Regiment of the 3rd Stryker Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division, based at Joint Base Lewis-McChord located south of Seattle, according to a congressional source, speaking on the condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the matter.
He was attached Feb. 1 to the village stability program in Belambai, a half-mile from one of the villages where the attack took place, the source said.
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Legacy News: Summar C. Sparks joins as Editorial Assistant
Legacy is happy to announce that Summar C. Sparks has joined us as our new Editorial Assistant. As we speak, Ms. Sparks is preparing to defend her dissertation, "Bound by Paper: Nineteenth-Century Southern Editors and Their Northern Connections," at the University of North Carolina Greensboro. She brings experience working as an Assistant Editor at College English, and we are very happy to have her.
We would also like to take this opportunity to thank Dr. Amber LaPiana for her superb contributions as Legacy Editorial Assistant over the past two years. As her term draws to a close, she departs the journal in order to become Senior Editor for the education website noodle.com. We thank her for her excellent service and her brilliant editorial eye, and we wish her well as she begins her career.
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Legacy announces Jean Marie Lutes as new Book Review Editor
Legacy: A Journal of American Women Writers is happy to announce that Jean Marie Lutes of Villanova University will join us in January 2015 as our new Book Review Editor, at the time that our current Book Review Editor Sari Edelstein's term expires. Sari will continue in the post until December of this year, so please continue to contact her for any book review-related items:
Sari Edelstein Department of English University of Massachusetts Botson 100 Morrissey Blvd Boston, MA 02125
In preparation for the transition, Jean will begin shadowing Sari as we work on the next issue this fall.
We are extraordinarily fortunate to have two such superb editors serving the journal!
Legacy: A Journal of American Women Writers: 30th Anniversary Issue
Legacy: A Journal of American Women Writers observes its 30th anniversary with the publication of issue 31.1 (Spring 2014)
"Finding Place to Speak: Sarah Winnemucca's Rhetorical Practices in Disciplinary Spaces" by Rosalyn Collings Eves
Approaches to Recovering Early Women
Conference presentations from recent Legacy-sponsored panels
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- "Looking for Stories of Inarticulate Women" by Ava Chamberlain
- "Interpretative Challenges Posed by the Gendered Performances of Early American Female Criminals" by Amelia C. Lewis
- "Phillis Wheatley on Friendship" by Tara Bynum
- "'Memorials of Exemplary Women Are Peculiarly Interesting': Female Biography in Early National America" by Lucia McMahon
A Riff, A Call, and A Response: A Forum
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- "Better a Bloody Shovel than Ambivalence" by Joycelyn Moody
- "Do You Have Any Skin in the Game?" by Kimberly Blockett
- "Out of the Kitchen of the House of Fiction" by M. Giulia Fabi
- "Twenty-First-Century African American Literary Studies as Movement" by Herman Beavers
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- "Critical Legacies": A special anniversary forum in celebration of Nina Baym's Woman's Fiction: A Guide to Novels by and about Women in America, 1820-1870, Frances Smith Foster's Written By Herself: Literary Production by African American Women, 1746-1892, and Shirley Samuels' The Culture of Sentiment: Race, Gender, and Sentimentality in 19th-Century America.
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Heather Barrett, Boston University
E. D. E. N. Southworth: Recovering a Nineteenth-Century Popular Novelist by Melissa Homestead and Pamela Washington
Carl Ostrowski, Middle Tennessee State University
To Fight Aloud Is Very Brave: American Poetry and the Civil War by Faith Barrett
Christa Vogelius, University of Michigan
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Nicole Livengood, Marietta College
Domestic Subjects: Gender, Citizenship, and Law in Native American Literature by Beth Piatote
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Special issue, "Recovering Alice Dunbar-Nelson for the 21st Century"
Guest Editors: Sandra Zagarell, Katherine Adams, Caroline Gebhard
Legacy: A Journal of American Women Writers solicits papers for a special issue devoted to writing by Alice Dunbar-Nelson. Best known today as the author of regionalist short fiction set in her native New Orleans, Dunbar-Nelson was also an essayist, poet, playwright, newspaper columnist and editor, diarist, anthologist, educator, and activist engaged in the suffrage movement and African American political and social advancement.
Neither Dunbar-Nelson's oeuvre nor her life fits comfortably into the ways of thinking that have traditionally shaped Americanist, African Americanist, and feminist criticism. For example, while some of her short stories openly engage racial inequity, much of the New Orleans fiction seems to hew to an aesthetic that prizes polish over politics. It takes considerable knowledge of the city's racialized cultural geography and history to recognize how artfully Dunbar-Nelson's fiction unsettles presumptions about racial and sexual distinctions, religion, ethnicity, nation, class, and gender. Dunbar-Nelson's own practices of identification were enormously complicated. She was a prominent black activist and public intellectual; she felt that as a light-skinned African American she suffered from reverse colorism; she was herself sometimes derisive about dark-skinned blacks. Her sexuality was fluid: she had sexual-romantic relationships with women as well as men, and her most enduring relationships were with her third husband, Robert J. Nelson, and a woman educator, Edwina B. Kruse. (more…)
Legacy: Legacy's latest issue, 30.2 (Fall 2013)
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Legacy: A Journal of American Women Writers announces the publication of our latest issue, 30.2 (Fall 2013)
- A special subsection on Cross-Racial Collaborations and Challenges in Feminist Literary Studies
- A newly recovered story by Kate Chopin, "Her First Party" (1905)
Touching Liberty, Transforming Academe: Cross-Racial Collaborations and Challenges in Feminist Literary Studies
Tributes to Frances Smith Foster
Recipient of the SSAWW's Karen Dandurand Lifetime Achievement Medal, 2012
Joycelyn Moody, Elizabeth Cali, Rachel Johnston, Sarah Ruffing Robbins, Elizabeth Engelhardt, Shannon Cardinal, and Jennifer S. Tuttle
"White Suffragist Dis/Entitlement: The Revolution and the Rhetoric of Racism"
Jen McDaneld
"Jessie Fauset's Plum Bun and the City's Transformative Potential"
Catherine Rottenberg
"Collaboration in the Archive: Finding, Shaping, and Disseminating Stories from a Missionary Writer's Network"
Sarah Ruffing Robbins and Ann Ellis Pullen
"A Riff, A Call, and A Response: Reframing the Problem that Led to Our Being Tokens in Ethnic and Gender Studies; or, Where Are We Going Anyway and With Whom Will We Travel?"
P. Gabrielle Foreman
"The Politics of the Body: Gender, Race, and Coalition after Twenty Years"
Karen Sánchez-Eppler
Legacy announces three new editors (from SSAWW-L)
Legacy: A Journal of American Women Writers is happy to announce the addition of three new editors to our team.
Desiree Henderson, of the University of Texas, Arlington, is our new features editor. As many of you know, Legacy features include Profiles, Reprints, From the Archives, and On Culture, and they embody the journal's commitment to original, archives-based, and theoretically rigorous recovery work. An accomplished scholar, Desiree has a long history at Legacy, having served as a board member, consultant, and contributor.
Mary Unger, of Ripon College, will serve as our new managing editor. Mary brings long experience doing such work for American Literary History along with a strong record of scholarship and editorial acumen.
And Amber LaPiana, who is completing her dissertation at Washington State University, joins us as editorial assistant. Amber remains an editorial associate at Poe Studies and has formerly served at ESQ.
We are excited and grateful to have such superb scholars and editors on the masthead and are looking forward to working with all three of them.
Desiree and Mary assume their roles upon the departure of Robin Cadwallader. Most recently, Robin worked as Legacy's managing and features editors, but she has served the journal for many, many years and at nearly every phase of its production. We thank Robin deeply for her myriad contributions. I am grateful indeed that we will continue to benefit from her expertise and institutional memory in her new capacity as consulting editor.
Finally, we bid farewell to Lisa M. Thomas. As assistant editor, Lisa has been the bedrock of each Legacy issue on which she has worked. Her careful eye and encyclopedic knowledge of MLA style will be greatly missed. Both Lisa and Robin have served the journal with great loyalty and generosity, and we thank them profusely for their dedication.
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Many farmers in Liberia are reportedly turning to cannabis cultivation to make ends meet, reports the Monrovia Heritage. The Liberian trade in marijuana seems to be largely domestic, according to a report from the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), which also says that many African countries, including Liberia, have "ideal growing climates" for the herb.
"I grow marijuana," said Nathaniel Cico of central Liberia, reports Voice of America. "It is what I have been doing over the past year to sustain my family and myself. There are no jobs in the country. Things are very tough. How do people expect us to survive if things are very tough, no jobs?"
One-quarter of the world's marijuana is grown in Africa, UNODC estimates. It reports that up to 13.5 percent of the adult population of the continent uses cannabis, much higher than the global average of between two and five percent.
Growing, selling and buying marijuana is illegal in Liberia, but law enforcement officials claim that penalties are "minimal" and not enforced. The police sing a familiar tune, claiming they "don't have enough resources" or strong enough laws to go after marijuana offenders.
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"Currently, the laws on the book, in my view, are very weak, and they are permissive of these acts that are perpetrated by criminals who continue to have these drugs in our communities, that have caused our children, our brothers, our fathers and our mothers to become addicted to these harmful substances," said Flomo Weahma, chief for central Liberia's Drugs Enforcement Agency (DEA), who seems to be inordinately fond of long, dramatic run-on sentences.
Liberian DEA officials claimed posting bail costs just $72 for "drug crimes."
Puzzlingly enough, back in 2009 Liberian officials announced that sentences were being quintupled for drug trafficking offenses, including marijuana cultivation, reported Phillip Smith at StoptheDrugWar.org at the time. "If you are arrested and sent to court and convicted, you could be sentenced to jail for not less than 25 years and not more than 60 years," said James Jelah, then head of the Liberian DEA.
Under the 2009 law, drug offenders are no longer eligible for bail while awaiting trial, and police and prosecutors were granted new asset forfeiture powers.
Liberian drug cops claim that local production and consumption of marijuana is a "problem" (really? how, exactly?), and that those involved in the marijuana trade say they cannot survive without it.
Pierre Lapaque, the UNODC representative for West and Central Africa, admitted that marijuana production in the region remains small-scale.
"It's cultural," Lapaque admitted. "Large parts of the population do smoke marijuana. But the most important trafficking within the region is either happening within the country -- so it's produced and consumed locally -- or it's produced locally and consumed in neighboring countries within the region."
Lapaque said a more urgent threat in West Africa is transnational organized crime -- which is more commonly associated with hard drugs like cocaine.
Of course, these local drug cops are always hungry for more fat U.N. grants to fight a quixotic and unwinnable war against marijuana. Back in 2008, a similar "effort to rid Liberia of marijuana," predictably, had no impact on the country's burgeoning appetite for cannabis. Nearly 450,000 plants were destroyed that year.
"Marijuana makes people happy," Liberian National Police (LNP) anti-narcotics officer Flomo J. Tomkollie said back in 2008. "To combat the problem [wait... making people happy is a problem?] we need to find other ways to make them happy -- we need to train people and help them find a job."
"You cannot take crime to be an income-generating activity," sputtered Anthony Souh, director of Liberia's DEA. "What is a crime is a crime. To go into drugs does not justify one's desire to make money because there are other cash crops that can make money as well."
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It's often a secret ingredient that elevates a dish from mundane to mind-blowing. A few extra chocolate chips or an added dash of vanilla make a cookie better, but the most important element isn't something found at a grocery store; it's love. Maybe that's why this dubious claim made early in "Toast" seems slightly believable: "It's impossible not to love someone who's made you toast."
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Prisoners don't have a right to refuse force-feeding merely to maintain a fast or hunger strike that would eventually kill them, the state...
OLYMPIA — Prisoners don't have a right to refuse force-feeding merely to maintain a fast or hunger strike that would eventually kill them, the state Supreme Court ruled today.
The court's 8-1 ruling rejects the arguments of prison inmate Charles R. McNabb, who claimed Washington's strong constitutional privacy protections gave him a right to starve himself to death while behind bars.
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Today, the court ruled that McNabb did not have a constitutional right to starve himself to death, saying that an otherwise healthy prisoner's circumstances are far different from those contemplated under a state law that allows gravely ill people to refuse life-sustaining treatment.
The court's majority was split, however, over whether a prisoner has even a limited right to refuse food and hydration without a "terminal or incurable illness, or a severe and permanent mental and physical deterioration."
Four justices, led by Mary Fairhurst, said a prisoner has a limited right to refuse forced feeding, subject to a five-part test.
The justices created the new standard by combining two existing legal tests: one balancing inmates' rights with the need for effective prison administration, and another that determines whether a Washingtonian's desire to refuse life-sustaining treatment conflicts with a compelling state interest.
After weighing those factors, the four lead justices concluded that "the state's interests in orderly administration of the prison system, preservation of life, prevention of suicide, and maintenance of the ethical integrity of the medical profession outweigh McNabb's limited right" to refuse food and water.
Four other justices, however, agreed only with the results of the lead opinion. They said the lead ruling's recognition of a limited food-refusal right for inmates strays too far from existing law that lays out a right to refuse treatment only in cases of a grave medical condition.
"The lead opinion… expands the constitutional privacy right by granting to an otherwise healthy and competent individual the right to refuse nutrition and hydration, subject only to compelling state interests that might outweigh the right," wrote the concurring justices, led by Barbara Madsen.
The lone dissenting justice, Richard Sanders, supported McNabb's argument that he has a privacy right to refuse feeding, and said the court was incorrectly casting the privacy question as a right to commit suicide.
State officials said McNabb, who was at a state prison near Spokane when the case was launched, is now serving time in Monroe and could be released in 2015.