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KEYSTONE - Republican Rep. Randy Baumgardner admits he may be a little rough around the edges, but says people accept that because he's also up-front and down to Earth.
"I tell people what I think," Baumgardner said. "I respect you and I respect your opinion. At the end of the day, I hope you respect my opinion as well. We will not always agree, but I do what I feel like is best for the district and the voters put their faith in me to make those decisions."
For the last four years, Baumgardner has been making decisions on behalf of the rural state House District 57. After being drawn out of the district during last year's reapportionment process, he's now challenging Democrat Emily Tracy for state Senate District 8, representing a similar cross section of northwestern Colorado.
Baumgardner bills himself as a water and agriculture advocate, a defender of gun rights and a constitutionalist, and his record as a lawmaker largely agrees.
"If there's something that is constitutional it is very, very hard for me to overlook it," Baumgardner said. "I see a lot of things in black and white, and I know that once you get to the Capitol there's a lot of gray areas. You have to learn to navigate them. But in my realm right's right and wrong's wrong."
During his terms in the state House, Baumgardner sat on the state Agriculture, Livestock and Natural Resources Committee as well as the House Committee on State, Veterans and Military Affairs.
His first four years of voting earned him high rankings from business organizations and taxpayer watchdog groups, including the Colorado Union of Taxpayers, the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce and the Colorado National Federation of Independent Business, but he's consistently gotten low scores from labor, environmental and women's groups for his votes in Denver.
On the campaign trail this year, Baumgardner's taken heat for a vote against forest health funding, but he's defended the decision saying it would have meant pulling $750,000 from water infrastructure projects.
Water issues have consistently made Baumgardner's short list in terms of priorities as a lawmaker.
"Anything that we work on in terms of water, I'm proud of those bills," he said.
A member of the Colorado Tourism Office Board of Directors, Baumgardner helped preserve $15 million in tourism funding for the state when the agency's budget was in jeopardy.
"I'm going to try to make sure that we keep the funding," he said. "There's talk of legislation this year that would increase the amount of tourism money to try to make it a set limit to where it can't be affected in the future."
Baumgardner said he would support such a measure.
Baumgardner has worked for the state of Colorado, either at the Statehouse or the Department of Transportation for more than 10 years, but he started his career and his family in the Midwest.
Baumgardner was born in Bedford, Ind., and grew up on a dairy farm in the same state. For nearly 20 years he worked in industrial maintenance in Indiana, where he married and had two children.
He first came to Colorado in the 1980s. In the early 1990s, Baumgardner's 7-year-old son, Charlie, died and he lost his job. Looking to start his life over, he bought a share in a friend's cattle ranch in western Colorado and relocated.
Baumgardner would later get a job with the Colorado Department of Transportation doing maintenance work as his ranch was continuing to grow. He left the job in 2009 after he was elected to his first term in 2008.
"This job demands a great deal of your time," Baumgardner said. "It would be difficult to have a job where you have to be at a certain place at a certain time. Having the ranch is hard enough."
Baumgardner won the seat again in 2010, and decided to challenge moderate GOP incumbent Jean White for the state Senate seat earlier this year.
The primary turned ugly, and weeks before the election, it was revealed that a convicted sex offender was living at Baumgardner's house.
Michael K. Frierson, who pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of sexual assault in 2004 following an incident involving a 14-year-old victim, was listed as residing at Baumgardner's address in Hot Sulphur Springs.
"The boy's not been in trouble for eight years," Baumgardner told the Summit Daily of Frierson after the issue came to light. "He's trying hard to get his life back on track, and if I can help with that by some means, that's what I'm going to do."
Baumgardner won the Republican primary in June and will face off against Tracy Nov. 6.


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After today's early round of showers and wind moves out, clear skies and lots of sun will that its place. The Grand Valley will be sunny and gradually getting warmer as the week progresses. Temperatures will be back to near normal by mid-week with lots of sun. The models show a dry and warm weekend as of now, just a few clouds passing through with temperatures expected to be slightly above normal.


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- Thompson: Superior defense gives 49ers the last word
- 49ers notebook: Frank Gore pops Carolina Panthers' hopes with big fourth-quarter run
- Knee injury may cost 49ers fullback Tukuafu against Seahawks
- Kawakami: Survivor mentality will serve 49ers well in Seattle
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Cornerback Carlos Rogers won't play in the 49ers' divisional playoff game because of a two-week-old hamstring strain.
Rogers, who was declared inactive Sunday, also missed the 49ers' wild-card win last Sunday at Green Bay, where the 49ers relied on the cornerback trio of Tramaine Brock, Tarell Brown and Perrish Cox.
Also inactive for the 49ers are wideout Jon Baldwin, guards Ryan Seymour and Joe Looney, tight end Derrick Carrier, defensive tackle Quinton Dial and linebacker Nick Moody.
Defensive lineman Demarcus Dobbs will suit up despite being limited by shoulder and knee injuries in practice, as will linebacker Dan Skuta (foot).
Panthers wideout Steve Smith is active and will play despite spraining his left knee two weeks ago.
Running back Jonathan Stewart (knee) will not suit up for the Panthers, nor will wideouts Tavarres King and Marvin McNutt, cornerback Dan Connor, offensive lineman Travis Bond and defensive end Wes Horton.
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Spring has been in the air here, we had a few warm days and some more cold ones, but spring is peaking through.
(this kid has decided that ties go with everything,including PJs)
This Sunday the weather gave a very high chance for snow but it didn't snow, Hashem knew i needed that, he knew i couldn't handle it, not this week.We still have some snow in the forecast but i know Hashem is just teasing me now.
When the weather is warm its like everyone snaps out of their personal "moods" and just runs ands skips through the brown grass that is desperately trying to turn green.
My kids need outside they need to breath the air of springtime, wintertime cold just doesn't feel good on our lungs anymore.
They need backyard swimming pools and night time walks on the beach. They need fireflies and bike rides at dusk. Really i also need those things they fill my soul and give me a that little spark that makes me feel so sparkly.
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Published: Wednesday, December 5, 2012 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, December 4, 2012 at 10:42 p.m.
A Hendersonville man was convicted Nov. 28 in Henderson County Superior Court of taking indecent liberties with three minors.
Robert Reginald Smith, 59, of Mackhill Drive, was charged with six counts of indecent liberties. The victims were relatives, male and female, and all younger than 7, according to Capt. Frank Stout of the Henderson County Sheriff's Office.
"The incidents happened prior to 2009," Stout said.
Smith pleaded guilty to all charges and was sentenced to 30 to 36 months in the N.C. Department of Corrections, records show.
Smith, who had no previous criminal record, will be added to the state's sex offender registry.
Smith was a city of Hendersonville employee from July 2, 2002, until Nov. 28. The Human Resources Department for the city said he was a wastewater treatment plant operator assigned to the Water/Sewer Department.
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It is the early 1960s in a country village in Ireland. Caithleen Brady and her attractive friend, Baba, are on the verge of womanhood and dreaming of spreading their wings in a wider world - of discovering love and luxury and liquor and above all, fun. With bawdy innocence, shrewd for all their inexperience, the girls romp their way through convent school to the bright lights of Dublin – where Caithleen finds that suave, idealised lovers rarely survive the real world.
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"Hard to listen to"
This is an excellent story, and quite an interesting view into life in an earlier time in Ireland. Unfortunately, the author's narration makes the experience almost unbearable, with her long pauses and constant gulping breaths. It is really a shame. I really wished she had let someone else do the reading as I am having a hard time enjoying her wonderful writing and find myself only able to listen to a little at a time, before I can't stand it anymore. Do yourself a favor and get a hard copy of this fascinating glimpse into a different time and place.
"delightful and compelling"
A humorous, mesmerizing and well-observed story of the difficulties and excitements of a young girl growing up poor in Ireland. Charmingly and movingly read by the author. I was hooked from the beginning and listened to many passages twice to enjoy them again.
Marvelous reading, old world tone, and sultry, captivating description. I'd listen to this again and again
"Where have all the romantics gone?"
Right at the top.
Pursuit of Love and Love in a Cold Climate. Terribly Mitford-esque..
Sound of her voice, incredible diction. marvelous irony.
Mr. Gentleman. You have to ask why?
Where are the negative reviews coming from? Really ladies and gentlemen, have we forgotten the romance of courtship and are we too old to remember how hard our hearts ached when we first fell in love? Edna O'Brien has not forgotten, I am hard pressed to find more than a handful of writers who could write about this experience with as much beauty and haunting charm as she evokes This is the first audiobook that has pressed a review from me. Well, I'd put Jeremy Irons reading of Lolita as my all time no. 1, but it's pretty damn hard to knock Nabokov off the top..
"Friendship of circumstance"
Newly exploring Edna O'Brien as a wise woman writer. Her description of Ireland sets the stage, viscerally visual, against which the dialects of the main characters in conversation pulled me even further into the world a country girl in Ireland existed in.
"Not a pleasant book to listen to."
I started listening to the book but I just couldn't continue with Edna O'Brien as the narrator. I found her speech just too slow and garbled. But since the book did get such great review about the storyline, I will read it.
"A very impressive book but ends too quickly."
I enjoyed the listeming but still I think one more chapter would have made a big difference. I felt frustrated by the lack of appropriate ending.
"Beautiful, evocative voice of Ms O'Brian"
My first audiobook, so nothing to compare but i loved it. Got it for long car journey in India, quite surreal listening and being enveloped in Ms O'Brians Irish lilt and soft atmosphere while seeing the colourful expanse of Indian life, especially in Delhi stuck in a traffic jam.
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TGMC will host the 7th Annual Ladies Night Out on March 15 at the Houma-Terrebnne Civic Center, 346 Civic Center Blvd.
The gala begins at 6:30 p.m. and will include a cocktail buffet, music by Reaux Shambo, a presentation by local breast-cancer survivor Valerie Manns.
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SAGE killed Providence...
SAGE killed Providence, RI tonight and there isnt anything that you can do about it! The 2.5 hour trip from western mass was WELL worth it. Words cannot accurately describe the WHOLE feeling that I had while being part of such an event. Whoever did not attend the show....Im sorry. It was a little chaotic but thats what I was feelin the most.
Jezuz with the hybrid mullet.
Bernard killed the spoken word for sure. (shivers down my spine.serious.)
Xual Xan was sexy with the coconut bra, but I cant believe SAGE let him on stage.
Damn Im tired, must sleep, but I must say THANK YOU to SAGE for really putting on one of the best shows that I have ever seen. I hope that it went as planned and nothing about the whole night made you sour at all. ( Did Joe Beats make you sour, or was that staged?)
I had fun. Peace. Brandon.
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that show was the livest show ive ever been to
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NECRO?? haha i was almost fooled by that kid. he looked exactly like Necro.
i couldn't get over that the whole night.
The show was dope.
im glad i got a chance to see sage perform again..
peace to Sage, Joey and all the cats i got a chance to talk to.
I can't wait till Xaul Zan's album drops and i get too see a whole show of just him.
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that was one of the best shows ive seen, and definitely the best performance ive ever seen sage do....i couldnt get over that he performed 'rewrite' from the AOI album--its my favorite song...and jared's (manicxpressive) performance gave me shivers...actually, does he have any work out there i could cop, ESPECIALLY the one he performed? it was off the hook....anyways, much respect and thanks to sage, grand buffet, jezuz, the poetry slam team, and everyone else for makin last nite one dope ass night....peace.....jeff
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the show last night was really dope....I wasn't feeling Grand Buffet too much but Sage absolutely killed it. That was definitely the best performance i've seen by him yet, and i've attended every show he's had in providence for the past 3 years.
definitely worth the time. whoever didnt o missed out
Manic Expressive was great, as always. And Bernard was off the hook with the robot piece he performed.....damn
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wish i lived in RI.
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I think grand buffet was great...they put on a great set....i underestimated them before the show...everyone performed well. Shalem was on point, great spinning. Francis showed his versatility, from the beat box, to the personal journalism, to the djin'. What a great show!...sorry your mom left though(if she was really there)...it's understandable, it was late...
Who else got a tee?
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SHALEM B FUCKING ROCKS. The show was very much worth the 6 hour train ride. My apologies to Jezuz and Sage for not talking much to ya'll, my mind was elsewhere. But many thanks again for throwing such an amazing party for us fans. And Joey Beats showcasing his beats was a personal highlight for me. Amazing music.
Sun Jul 14, 2002 12:29 pm
Damn man,
I didn't get a chance to meet Lazurus; I'm pissed.
Regardless, I want to shout out all the heads I did meet up with last night: Td3, GeeQ, free spirited cutie from Fla, jondoe, Bernard, bob from Chicago, Tim from Winnipeg, the cats from the cape Shalem and I rolled with, those girls sage and I caught peeing on the side of Jared's place while Lord Grunge had lookout, Nico, Dave, homeboy with the lip ring, damn man....I met way too many heads at the show....FUCK IT, everyone I spoke to ...THANKS!!!!!!
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That show was off the hook...def one of the best show's ive been to...
dope new beats.. joey
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i can't believe i got a shout out from joe beats and it happens to be b/c i was pissing on the side of a building. haha...we were finished though when you and sage we yelling at us. haha. that was pretty funny.
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The other day, I was supposed to go out again, this time for a sea-ice training course. Sea ice is considered a hazardous environment, and all personnel working or traveling on sea ice are required to complete this safety training. Even though I have previously spent several months living in a tent on sea ice, the course has to be taken every five years and so I have to repeat it. However, one look out of the door on my way to breakfast told me that we were not going anywhere today—it was blowing snow, hard, and the view out of the window resembled nothing so much as a madly shaken snow globe.
I got the confirmation on my pager soon after. So instead I decided to walk up to the Carp Shop, short for Carpenters' Shop, the Science Construction headquarters. Geordan, the head of Science Construction, had emailed me earlier that they were getting our fish huts ready for us, and I wanted to discuss some details with him. The Carp Shop is up the hill on a piece of prime real estate with a lovely view of the base in clear weather.
As soon as I headed outside, my face was getting blasted by ice crystals, so I put on snow goggles, my chute, pulled my hood tight, and trudged up the hill against the wind. By the time I got up to the Carp Shop, I was caught inside my parka. Geordan had to come to my rescue and disentangle my hood toggles. No doubt I just reinforced any stereotypes he might have regarding us "beakers."
Fish huts are so named because they have a hatch set in the floor so they can be placed over holes drilled in the ice for fishing. Heating the huts prevents the hole from re-freezing, and provides a comfortable shelter for the people doing the fishing. Fish huts are also used as portable shelters for field parties. They are set on runners and can be towed across the sea ice to the campsite. We have requested two fish huts for our field camp, one to be used as a laboratory space and one as a general kitchen/lounge area. Both huts are spacious, heated, and can be hooked up to a power supply. It is really pure luxury. Inside our lab hut, I talked to Theresa, one of the carpenters, about where to place shelving and a desk for doing computer work.
I spent the afternoon in my office catching up on correspondence, expedition logistics, and also my dispatches.
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MORAGA -- In the dance world, as in life, letting go is hardest.
A new show (Dec. 5-8) and two brand new graduate programs in the dance department at Saint Mary's College in Moraga promise release.
For the eight seniors presenting their work at the annual fall concert, "Horizons," four years of study and reflection will burst forth in the form of choreography.
Professor Catherine Marie Davalos, also the school's director of dance, says themes of survival and struggle braid themselves into the student pieces' classic stories of good and evil and of free will and fate. Lighter fare, in Jenny Glosser's "Tap That," and Christina Nelson's yet-to-be-titled childlike exploration of adult situations, expands the evening's emotional range. A dance by Martha Claire Pile, faculty member Jia Wu's, "Broken Windows, Damaged Hinges" and Kelsey Peterson's "From the Dust," will be on the program and will represent SMC at next April's American College Dance Festival Association's West Region Conference in Arizona.
"My piece is about prayer and moments when you have nothing left," Peterson said in an interview. "It's the times when you're grasping for light."
Peterson was 4 when her mother died. Her only memories are of sitting on her mother's lap. But she is haunted -- during periodic, wave-like depressions -- by her role in her mother's death.
"My birth triggered her multiple sclerosis," Peterson says. "Especially during middle school, a period of blame triggered self-harm."
Peterson said she tried cutting, burning, starving and exercising away the demons. Her family didn't understand -- they couldn't, because she couldn't talk about it.
"This piece is about those alone moments when I've thrown myself at God's feet. And there's someone there who pulls me out. Because self-harmful thoughts are an addiction, I can go back into them. The last time, a friend pulled me out by sending me a two-word text: 'Be Alive.' "
Translated into dance, a downstage corner is "a hopeful corner" where the dancers embrace the space and grasp each other, forming human lifelines. Peterson says she is praying when she is dancing: reaching for peace through movement.
And next June, Peterson hopes to be one of the department's first Master of Fine Arts in Dance candidates while also studying for her Masters of Divinity at Pacific School of Religion in Berkeley.
Davalos says the new graduate program will position students to be the commanders of a breakthrough moment in 21st century dance.
"We're exploring issues of oppression and expression: questions the world is struggling with," she said. "What I like is that dance is exploring different styles and fielding diverse body-types."
SMC will offer two different tracks within the department: Creative Practice and Design and Production. Each 60-unit course of study focuses on four primary areas related to its emphasis, with overlapping courses forming a symbiotic whole structure. the Creative Practice program is designed with working professionals in mind: its three-June and two-January segments require low-residency. The Design and Production master's program follows the regular calendar and will require two years to complete.
Most remarkably, Davalos' department has been awarded two graduate degree programs by a college with just one other MFA degree (in Creative Writing). Add to that the national trend toward academic cutbacks (plus, this will be the country's first-ever Design and Production for dance master's degree program) and the tiny liberal arts college's program is miraculous.
"We originally proposed three degrees," Davalos says, laughing. "That would have made us the largest masters' program in the country."
Gaining approval within two years of their first proposal required skillful hoop jumping. Davalos and Linda Baumgardner, C&P Director, researched jobs in the arts; presenting Vice Provost for Graduate and Professional Studies Chris Sindt with big data proving advanced arts degrees result in employment. Startup funding came after tweaks (and trims) were made and Davalos says they now face what all tuition-driven departments face: attracting enough students to make budget.
With a priority deadline of Jan. 2 for admission June 2014, Baumgardner says the richness of the degrees is drawing applicants.
"The (Design & Production) emphasis will be on the whole field of dance: lights, sound, costumes, producing, grant writing. And the collaboration with the choreographers in the CP program will be potent," she says.
"We're an option for the thinking dancer, not just someone who wants to train," Davalos says. "We're looking for choreographers who will refine and define who they are and what dance in the 21st century will be."
"Horizons" runs Dec. 5, 6 and 7 at 8 p.m. in the LeFevre Theatre on the Saint Mary's College campus in Moraga. Tickets are $5 general admission and free to Saint Mary's students with ID. For information, contact Sharon Cahill at 925-6311-4670 or at email@example.com. For reservations call 925-631-4670. Online tickets are also available at brownpapertickets. com.
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News 12 at 6 o'clock, December 8, 2009
AUGUSTA---Moviegoers pushed The Blind Side to number one over the weekend. Quinton Aaron could have celebrated anywhere, but he decided to come home to reach out to young people.
"Never would have made it," sang Quinton Aaron. "Never could have made it without you."
Quinton praised the heavens after landing a role on the big screen.
"It was crazy," said Quinton. "I flipped out."
He grew up singing in the church, but it was in the audition room that he hit a high note.
"When I finished those scenes...tears running down the eyes," said Quinton describing the casting director's reaction. "One of the casting directors came and gave me a hug. I was like 'wow'."
The Blind Side drew in $100 million in 10 days. But it's the numbers back here at home that got Quinton's attention.
The graduating class at his former high school Glenn Hills is shrinking. What started out as more than 400 students is now less than 200.
"I think that they believe that because they have it so bad that they can't rise above that," said Glenn Hills librarian Queen Smith. "But the truth is they can."
"For them to see that Quinton could come out of this neighborhood and could succeed as well as he has," said Queen, " I just thought that was really amazing."
Quinton's story is one of survival.
"Things weren't great for me before getting this role," says Quinton. "I lost my mom."
His mother died as he struggled as a young actor in a down economy.
"Don't ever think that what you're going through right now is going to be what you're going through later on in life," said Quinton.
"I would have lost it all," sang Quinton about the goodness of a higher power. "But now I see how you were there for me."
Quinton says he's glad to be home. We understand he made a surprise appearance at a basketball game at his high school.
Quinton says The Blind Side had the highest opening weekend for any sports movie. There is even Oscar buzz surrounding the film.


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Gifford is fortunate to have many long-time Medical Staff members. Some have worked in our community for 30 years or more. Most got their start as private practice physicians recruited to the area by the hospital and then became medical center employees.
Many came from outside the area. They could have chosen to work anywhere, but they chose to dedicate their careers and lives to the people of central Vermont and to bettering health care on a statewide level.
For patients, that means remarkable continuity of care, relationships embedded throughout generations, and access to some of the best and most experienced health care providers – anywhere.
With so much history and know-how behind them, we asked them to share some of their experiences with us. Our 2012 Annual Report is the result of their efforts to share what we're calling brief "memoirs" or essays. Some talk about the amazing privilege of being entrusted with patients' care and health. Others share stories of unique times with a patient.
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Amendment 64 proposes amending the Colorado Constitution to:
Currently, individuals who grow, transfer, manufacture, possess, or sell marijuana violate federal, state, and, in some cases, local laws.
However, state penalties for marijuana offenses are not as severe as penalties for many other drug-related offenses. Although the use of marijuana for medical purposes is not authorized under federal law, Colorado and several other states have enacted legislation allowing the use of medical marijuana. Right now, state regulation of medical marijuana establishments has generally been allowed to occur, although the federal government has ordered some businesses to close.
Amendment 64 states that its provisions are not intended to:
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Personal use of marijuana. Under the measure, individuals who are 21 years old or older (adults) may possess, use, display, purchase, and transport up to one ounce of marijuana. Adults may share up to one ounce of marijuana with other individuals who are at least 21 years old, but are not allowed to sell marijuana. The use of marijuana in public or in a manner that endangers others is prohibited.
The measure allows adults to grow their own marijuana or to purchase marijuana from a licensed retail marijuana store with proof of age. Adults may possess up to six marijuana plants, of which three or fewer are mature, flowering plants, as well as the marijuana harvested from the plants, provided that the plants are kept in an enclosed and locked space and are not grown openly or publicly. The marijuana harvested must remain on the premises where the plants were grown. Adults are also permitted to possess, use, display, purchase, and transport marijuana accessories that are used for the growth, manufacture, and consumption of marijuana.
Regulation by the state. Amendment 64 requires the Colorado Department of Revenue (DOR) to adopt regulations by July 1, 2013, concerning licensing and security requirements for marijuana establishments, the prevention of marijuana sales to underage individuals, labeling requirements for marijuana products, health and safety standards for marijuana manufacturing, advertising restrictions, and civil penalties for violations. The measure specifies that the regulations may not prohibit marijuana establishments or make the operation of such establishments unreasonably impracticable.
Regulation by local governments. Local governments may enact regulations concerning the time, place, manner, and number of marijuana establishments in their community. In addition, local governments may prohibit the operation of marijuana establishments through an ordinance or a referred ballot measure; citizens may pursue such a prohibition through an initiated ballot measure. Even if marijuana establishments are prohibited by a local government, individuals in that community who are at least 21 years old may still possess, grow, and use marijuana as allowed by the measure.
Types of licenses. Under Amendment 64, marijuana growth, processing, testing, and sales are authorized under four types of licenses: Marijuana Cultivation Facility, Marijuana Product Manufacturing Facility, Marijuana Testing Facility and Retail Marijuana Store.
Taxes. Under the measure, marijuana is subject to existing state and local sales taxes and a new state excise tax to be set by the legislature. An excise tax is a tax on the use or consumption of certain products such as gasoline, alcohol, or cigarettes. The tax is generally collected at the wholesale level and passed on to consumers in the retail price. Marijuana cultivation facilities will pay the excise tax when selling marijuana to either marijuana product manufacturing facilities or to retail marijuana stores. Amendment 64 requires the legislature to enact the state excise tax; however, the Taxpayer's Bill of Rights (TABOR) requires a separate statewide vote to approve the tax and any future tax
Industrial hemp. The measure requires the state legislature to enact, by July 1, 2014, legislation concerning the growth, processing, and sale of industrial hemp, but does not specify what provisions must be included, or whether such activities should be authorized. The measure defines industrial hemp as the same plant as marijuana, but with a THC concentration of no more than three-tenths percent. THC is
the primary psychoactive component of marijuana. Federal law currently prohibits the growth of industrial hemp, although it is legal to sell imported hemp and hemp products in the United States. Hemp seeds are sold as food, and hemp fibers are used to manufacture rope, clothing, and building materials.


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SAN JOSE -- With a fresh $290 million jury verdict in hand, Apple (AAPL) got exactly what it wanted from a federal jury Thursday in its continuing patent feud with archrival Samsung -- another stern message that copying iPhone and iPad technology comes with a steep price.
On the third day of deliberations, an eight-member jury awarded Apple $290 million in damages in the latest round of its legal battle with Samsung, close to the amount the Silicon Valley tech giant sought for Samsung's copying of the iPhone and iPad in 13 Samsung smartphones and tablets.
Jurors said after the verdict that they were aware the outcome would send a broader message about patent infringement, particularly in the valley's tech center.
"We felt that was the message of this trial," said juror Barry Goldman-Hall, a San Jose therapist. "If you invent something, that's a valuable commodity. In this particular business, that's serious."
With the verdict, Apple is owed a total of nearly $930 million for its overall patent infringement case against Samsung, including the results of last year's trial in which a separate jury found the South Korean maker of Galaxy smartphones and tablets and other devices violated Apple's patent rights in dozens of products.
In the most recent trial, the jury largely sided with Apple's demands to be compensated for 13 Samsung smartphones and tablets already found to have copied iPhone and iPad patents, such as Apple's bounce back and pinch-to-zoom features. The jury broke down damages for each of the smartphones, finding the Samsung Infuse 4G, at nearly $100 million, and the Droid Charge, at $60 million, warranted the most damages.
The Samsung products are an older line of smartphones and tablets long since replaced by newer models, but the damages case was considered important to the two rivals' patent feud unfolding in courts around the world. The damages verdict also finally positions the case to move forward to a federal appeals court, which may decide a host of key legal issues in the evolving patent battles over smartphone and tablet technology.
U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh ordered a retrial of the damages issue on the 13 Samsung products after she concluded the first jury improperly calculated damages and slashed more than $400 million from its original $1 billion verdict. The latest jury verdict restores much of that amount.
During the trial, Apple argued that Samsung owed nearly $380 million in damages for infringing its iPhone and iPad technology, based on Apple's lost profits, Samsung's profits from selling infringing products and royalties. Samsung, meanwhile, told the jury that Apple had inflated the worth of its patents and overstated their importance to consumer choice, arguing damages should not exceed $52 million.
Jurors said Samsung failed to produce much evidence to counter Apple's position. Colleen Allen, the jury forewoman, said the panel agreed their verdict would "set precedent in the future for our patent laws."
"If we don't award Apple much, we're saying it's OK to infringe out patent laws," added Allen, an emergency room nurse from Aromas.
Apple praised the verdict, saying it shows "Samsung that copying has a cost." Samsung vowed to appeal, calling the verdict "disappointing."
Barring a global settlement, which has eluded the two companies, Apple and Samsung are far from done with each other. The competitors are set to square off again in March in another patent trial, this time over more recent smartphones and tablets, although even that case will be well behind the release of even newer versions of Apple and Samsung products.
In addition, a federal appeals court this week revived Apple's bid to block the U.S. sales of Samsung infringing products in the case that has been resolved. The issue was sent back to Koh for further review.
"There is no end in sight," said Brian Love, a Santa Clara University law professor.
Meanwhile, Apple and Samsung continue to dominate the worldwide market for smartphones and tablets, fueling Apple's parallel rivalry with Google (GOOG) and its Android operating system, which runs Samsung's products.
Howard Mintz covers legal affairs. Contact him at 408-286-0236 or follow him at Twitter.com/hmintz
THE JURY's verdict
The breakdown by products from Thursday's jury verdict in the San Jose federal trial that restored $290 million in damages awarded in Apple's lawsuit against Samsung for Samsung's violation of patents in these older devices:
Captivate $21.1 million
Continuum $6.4 million
Droid Charge $60.7 million
Epic 4G $37.9 million
Exhibit 4G $2.4 million
Galaxy Prevail $22.1 million
Galaxy Tab $9.5 million
Gem $4.8 million
Indulge $9.9 million
Infuse 4G $99.9 million
Nexus S 4G $10.5 million
Replenish $3 million
Transform $2.1 million


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Root beer at Ssam Bar OCT 06 2008
Remember the fun we had reading about this root beer tasting a few months back? The #1 root beer from that tasting, Sprecher (from Wisconsin), is now available on the root beer section of the menu at Ssam Bar. My Moscato d'Asti-addled brain forgot to get a bottle to go when I was there last, but I'll be back for you soon, Sprecher.


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Genre/Subjects: Art/Filmmaking, Biographical, Documentary
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SAN JOSE -- The Earthquakes returned to training Tuesday missing most of their forwards as they look for their first victory of the season this weekend against Chivas USA.
Target man Alan Gordon is questionable for the game Saturday at Buck Shaw Stadium. Attacking midfielder Yannick Djalo, the team's most dynamic player, is nursing a hamstring muscle strain that he re-aggravated in Colorado after a brief second-half appearance.
Target forward Adam Jahn is ineligible after getting a red card for elbowing the Rapids' Jared Watts late in the game.
Striker Mike Fucito also is unavailable after suffering an injury last week with the Sacramento Republic, where he was training to recover from a previous health issue.
The defense is in better shape as left back Jordan Stewart is close to returning after missing Saturday's game because of a quadriceps muscle strain. German right back Andreas Gorlitz made his MLS debut Saturday, and said he's ready to play again this weekend.
But with starting forward Steven Lenhart out for at least 10 more days with a sprained medial lateral ligament in his left knee, the Quakes have little help in the forward position.
Star Chris Wondolowski is the only healthy regular. Newcomer Billy Schuler might earn a start based on the numbers.
"Billy has looked really good and probably hasn't gotten the minutes he deserves," coach Mark Watson said.
But Watson also said he has other options in putting together a starting unit against Chivas. "We'll look at everything between now and then," he said.
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The Rouge: Photographs by Michael Kenna
December 2, 2006–January 14, 2007
English landscape photographer Michael Kenna first toured the Rouge plant in Dearborn, Michigan, in 1992 and returned to the site over a number of years. The resulting photographs capture the smoky atmosphere, the dramatic structures, and the bold silhouettes that give this early twentieth-century technical marvel at the center of modern American industry its character. This suite of more than 75 images possesses all the trademark characteristics of Kenna's photography, including dramatic composition, subtle exploration of light, and ongoing textural investigation.
The Rouge: Photographs by Michael Kenna is made possible by Ford Motor Company Fund, as part of its support of UMMA's 2006–07 season.
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Alright, alright....I give.
The Tyler Acoustics subs were custom built by Ty and they each have a 1000w plate amp in the back. They feature one 10" Seas driver [the same driver that's in the Lynbrooks I have] and are finished in I believe Rosewood. These will be featured also in George's cabin and will be paired with his modded Tyler Acoustics Taylos 7U's. Man, I can't wait to hear those!
That's all I got for you man.
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Leukemia & Lymphoma
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General Discussion
Chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML) accounts of about 20% of all leukemias affecting adults. It typically affects middle-aged individuals and rarely adolescents or children. CML is a slowly progressing blood and bone marrow disorder, characterized by the excessive development of white blood cells in the spongy tissue found inside large bones of the body (bone marrow), spleen, liver and blood. As the disease progresses, the leukemic (blast) cells invade other areas of the body including the intestinal tract, kidneys, lungs, gonads and lymph nodes. These diseased cells do not grow old and eventually die like normal cells. They build up in huge numbers, overwhelm healthy blood cells and damage the bone marrow.
Since CML progresses slowly, many people are first diagnosed during routine blood exams before they even show symptoms. There is no cure for CML because it is not possible to eliminate all of the diseased cells in the body, however, there are many approved treatments that can achieve a long-term remission. Patients respond best to treatment when CML is in its earliest stage, so it is important to diagnose the disease as early as possible. Possible symptoms that may indicate CML are fever, night sweats, fatigue, pain below the ribs on the left side, and inexplicable weight loss. If an individual is experiencing any of the above symptoms or other signs, it is important they make an appointment with their doctor to be tested for CML.
There are three phases of chronic myelogenous leukemia. The first phase, or the chronic phase, is characterized by a slow, progressive overproduction of white blood cells. In chronic CML, fewer than 10% of the cells in the blood and bone marrow are blast (leukemic) cells. Patients in this phase have the best response to treatment. The next phase is transitional, and is called the accelerated phase, which occurs when 10%-19% of the cells are blast cells. The most advanced phase is the blastic phase. At this point, over 20% of the blood cells are blast cells). In the blastic phase, the leukemia is very aggressive and does not respond well to therapy. Approximately 85% of all individuals with chronic myelogenous leukemia enter this phase.
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Web scammers home in on job-seeking college students
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Sitting at her laptop hunting for a part-time job, University of California-Davis student Isra Sebiaa spotted an "office help" ad that sounded incredibly appealing.
Posted by an "international business consultant" in Davis, the would-be employer was frequently overseas and needed help running errands, paying bills, mailing packages and doing shopping. The pay: $150 a week for 10 hours of work, plus mileage and expenses.
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Lori Sullivan, 8th grade English teacher at Camdenton Middle School, is named the Camdenton Teacher of the Week. She has been instrumental in the development of strong writing skills for our middle school students and has contributed a great deal to our district writing team, common core team, and standards based grading team. Lori cares a great deal about her students and works diligently to ensure their success. Teacher of the Week is sponsored by Smith Law Firm and recognizes teachers for their outstanding contributions to our students.
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Rick Santorum's Google Problem Subsides
By Ian Sherr and Geoffrey A. Fowler
Sen. Rick Santorum may have lost the presidential primaries in Arizona and Michigan, but there's at least one thing he can celebrate: his Google problem appears to be subsiding.
A quick recap: In 2003, Dan Savage, a popular sex columnist, asked his readers to come up with a new definition for Santorum's last name. The goal, as Savage described in a column at the time, was to remind readers of Santorum's positions on gay rights issues, which Savage didn't like.
Savage chose a definition of a sexual nature which wouldn't normally appear in a family newspaper. (Google it yourself, people.)
Savage even created a website, spreadingsantroum.com, to help facilitate a campaign to re-appropriate Santorum's name on the Internet. For years afterward, it worked, and the first link on Google was Savage's website and the unusual definition.
That changed this week.
Following a surge of interest in Santorum's presidential campaign, as of late Tuesday Savage's webpage had fallen down the list, and now occupies 10th place, below the candidate's own website (ranked number 8).
Representatives for Santorum didn't immediately respond to a request for comment. In past interviews, Santorum has said he asked Google to clean up the results for his name. It's not clear whether the candidate hired search engine optimization experts to help shift the ranking of his own and supporters' sites. It does appear that his campaign has bought some Google keyword advertising, which appears at the top of search results for some users.
A Google spokesman said that the company didn't make any specific changes to the searches for Santorum, but did recently implement a number of other tweaks that could have impacted this result.
Spreadingsantorum.com remains the top non-news result for Santorum searches on Bing.
Santorum's not alone. Over the years, celebrities and politicians have been plagued with such so-called "Google Bomb" episodes, when activists post links in an effort to propel certain results up search results. For example, around the 2004 election, searching "miserable failure" on Google resulted in a link to the official White House biography of President George W. Bush.
Savage himself noted the Santorum change on Tuesday night, and blogged about it. In an email, he said, "The damage is done. No one has to Google his name anymore to get the joke(s)."
Danny Sullivan, an SEO expert and editor of SearchEngineland.com, said Google's search result changes appeared to be part of an effort to filter out adult-related links when people weren't looking for them. As such, he said spreadingsantorum.com likely won't rise to the top of Google's rankings again.
Savage's website is likely still in the top 10 results, Sullivan speculated, because it does include news about Santorum and his presidential bid, making it relevant to searches about the man.
"The takeaway is that they haven't censored an anti-Santorum site, but they have made a change that causes people not to get unexpected surprises," he said.
It's not all good news for Santorum. Savage notes that the new first result on Google is "worse" for Santorum. It's a definition from the site UrbanDictionary.com, which offers commentary on a variety of pop culture topics. It has an even more explicit definition of the sexual term than Savage originally described on his site.


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Last Saturday, the day before the Gold Cup final match, I was able to help out at the CONCACAF reception. I greeted Sepp Blatter, president of FIFA, at the door way of The Drake hotel and directed him to the proper banquet room. He was quickly approached by a handful of photographers and later gave a brief speech about the tournament, the good of the game and to thank people.
Before that night I didn't know much about Mr. Blatter. When I got home I read up on certain things that have and haven't happened under him since he took command of FIFA in 1998. I came across quite a bit of controversy, but this fact blew me away: "During the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany, Blatter's absence during the prize-podium events was noted and criticized in international media, as it was considered odd by many that FIFA's president was not present during the climax of FIFA's biggest event."
What is your impression or knowledge of Sepp Blatter?
I haven't had the chance to meet Mr. Blatter as you have, but just about everything I have read about him reflects an arrogant man who is more interested in the politics of his position than the good of the game. We all know that running an organization as big as FIFA isn't a popularity contest, but the dislike that Sepp's peers and the media seem to share for him doesn't bode well for his future or reflect well on what he's done so far.
Agreed. It certainly was not hard to dig up a good-sized list of alleged corruption in support of your perception.
This was enough for me, though.
Soccer chief's plan to boost women's game? Hotpants
Football's most senior administrator attracted the wrath of the women's game last night by suggesting female players wear tighter shorts to promote "a more female aesthetic"
Sepp Blatter, the president of the world governing body Fifa, said women should have skimpier kit to increase the popularity of the game. "Let the women play in more feminine clothes like they do in volleyball," he said.
"They could, for example, have tighter shorts. Female players are pretty, if you excuse me for saying so, and they already have some different rules to men - such as playing with a lighter ball. That decision was taken to create a more female aesthetic, so why not do it in fashion?"
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Friday January 16, 2004
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Størrelse850 ft²
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|W 128 Street, 10027 New York, USA
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Ideal for business travelers & tourists who want to experience living in New York. 15-20 minutes from Penn Station/Grand Central/Times Square/Port Authority Bus Terminal. Three blocks (about a 5 minute walk) to the 2/3 subway trains.
The apartment is in a quiet and safe neighborhood and is a very short distance from Museum Mile (the Guggenheim, The Metropolitan, Cooper-Hewitt), Central Park and Columbia University
Harlem is a multi-cultured neighborhood that is home to the Schomburg Center For Research In Black Culture, The Apollo Theater, The Studio Museum of Harlem, The Cotton Club, Aaron Davis Hall, The Lenox Lounge, Sylvia's, The Dance Theater Of Harlem, & The Maysles Institute Film Center, The Cloisters & The Hip Hop Cultural Center.
Area amenities supermarket/grocery, pharmacy, banks/atm, restaurants, wine shop, bars & pubs etc. are within a few blocks of the apartment.
The apartment includes internet access, flat screen tv with cable, hi-fi with ipod dock, clean sheets, towels, blow drier, iron and board and coffee maker.
At check in you will be required to pay the security deposit in cash. The security deposit is $240. The owner/agent will do a walk-thru of the apartment with you at check-in to confirm that the apartment is in the condition that you expected. You will be provided with keys to the apartment and instructions for operating the appliances/electronics.
At check-out, a second walk-thru will be done to assess the status of the apartment and provided that there is no damage, your security deposit will be returned to you.
The apartment will be cleaned prior to your check-in and upon check-out, it is expected that you will leave the apartment in the same condition with used linen/towels in a neat pile in the bathroom and kitchen items washed and stored away. A cleaning fee of $100 will be charged if the apartment is left untidy.
The owner/agent will be available during your stay in case of emergency or to answer any additional questions which you may have.
The apartment and building was recently renovated and is in "Excellent" condition. It is expected that you will take proper care and not cause any damage.
The property is a quiet residential building with three separate apartments. While we want you to have a wonderful stay, it is expected that you will be respectful and mindful of the other tenants in the property.
Looking only for quiet, responsible and neat guests...no parties or being loud!
Thank you.
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We spent six days in Simon's apartment -
Apartment is top!
Harlem is safe!
Going to any place in Manhattan is rapid - we used the sub for everything!
New York is a blast!
Simon is a very nice landlord!
Strong recommendation and many thanks to Simon!
E and S from Germany
A very clean neat apartment whose host is extremely friendly and helpful. We loved it and would have no hesitation in recommending this apartment. Splendid.
Worderfull stay !!!
You can not hesitate
It s really sécurited
I was alone with my daughter of 12 years old in April 2014 5 days
I recommend this Nice loft
Awesome place. We loved the apartment and the neighbourhood. Safe, interesting, walking distance to central park and only a few subway stops from major attractions. Simon was friendly and helpful. Stay here! We'll definitely come again!
very nice location. very think was perfect. Good connection to the subway. Supermarket around the corner. Stayed here with my mom. Simon was very kind. I can recommend this flat.
Zoals in de andere reviews staat, is het appartement precies zoals je het op de foto's ziet. Schoon, licht, mooi ingericht, zeer ruim. Wat een verademing in vergelijking met een hotel.
Het appartement is heel comfortabel,. dus je kunt er ook gewoon zijn en even de drukte van de stad achter je te laten.
Grote voordelen zijn is dat het ligt in een heel rustig deel van Manhattan en van twee kanten met de express treinen heel goed te bereiken is (vijf respectievelijk 10 minuten lopen), zodat je zo downtown bent.
Simon is een erg vriendelijke en behulpzame gastheer.
Daarnaast is het leuk om Harlem te ontdekken. Veel levendigheid en prima plekken om ook eens te eten.
As you can read in some other reviews, the apartment is just as it looks in the picture: specious, luminous, well decorated and comfortable in every way. What a joy in comparison to the average hotel!
Besides, the neighbourhood is very quiet, so a lovely way to escape the frenetic down town atmosphere....
At the same time, the apartment is close near 125th streets express trains, both the green and the red lines, so you can reach down town within half an hour door to door.
Some busy and interesting places to eat and visit in Harlem as well and on walking distance from Central Park. Simon is a very kind host, providing information and directions where needed.
Coffee and tea and some nibbles are provided. All in all a most enjoyable stay.
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PLYMOUTH, N.H. (AP) — More than a century after guests at the Crawford House awoke to the ''Breakfast Bell Polka,'' Plymouth State University is reviving some of long-lost music composed specifically to entertain guests at New Hampshire's grand hotels and keep them coming back for more.
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Panel discussion that will include topics such as quality of life in Brazil, cost of living and doing business.
Life in Brazil discussion will be led by Simone C. O. Conceicao, Professor of Adult and Continuing Education Leadership at UW-Milwaukee.
Panel members include: Daniela Branco (principal and founder of Brazilian Business Outreach LLC); Katia Bymers (international business consultant); Sandra Hoffmann (Brazil native and elementary teacher); and Steven Hoffmann (former Brazil businessman providing Internet services).


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- Purdy: Colin Kaepernick gives 49ers a sign
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TAMPA, Fla. — Vernon Davis became the first tight end in NFL history to produce a second season with 12 touchdown catches, reaching that milestone Sunday with a 52-yard score for the 49ers against the host Buccaneers.
Davis' 12 touchdown receptions are one shy of his career high, set in 2009. He's caught a touchdown in five consecutive games, the longest streak by a 49ers receiver since Terrell Owens had five straight in 2001.
Davis entered Sunday's game as the 49ers' second-leading receiver (44 catches, 726 yards) behind Anquan Boldin.
Davis put the 49ers ahead 17-0 Sunday when he beat safety Mark Barron and made a leaping catch at the goal line on Colin Kaepernick's 52-yard bomb. Earlier in the second quarter, Kaepernick unleashed a 40-yard pass that went off Davis' outstretched hands at the 5-yard line.
The touchdown pass to Davis capped off Kaepernick's sensational first-half stat line: 11-of-13 for 148 yards with two touchdown passes (the other was to Michael Crabtree) and a 153.7 passer rating.
Crabtree's first touchdown catch of the season put the 49ers ahead 7-0 on their first possession. Kaepernick faked a pitch left to LaMichael James — who was confused before the snap on where to line up — and Kaepernick then rolled right before finding Crabtree with a 4-yard pass tight along the sideline.
The 11-play, 62-yard opening drive developed well with chuck plays, including Frank Gore's 13-yard run on the 49ers' first snap and a 17-yard, third-down scramble by Kaepernick to the Bucs 16.
In extending the 49ers' lead to 10-0, Phil Dawson pushed his franchise-record streak to 21 consecutive field-goal attempts made, with a 47-yarder 6:12 before halftime.
The Buccaneers snapped the 49ers' shutout bid when Vincent Jackson caught an 11-yard touchdown pass from Mike Glennon with 29 seconds remaining in the first half. Jackson was shadowed on the play by cornerback Tarell Brown, who was playing for the first time since injuring ribs Nov. 17.
Donte Whitner drew a questionable personal-foul penalty on the snap before Jackson's touchdown, when Whitner's left shoulder appeared to strike the helmet tight end Tim Wright.
For more on the 49ers, see Cam Inman's Hot Read blog at blogs.mercurynews.com/49ers. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/CamInman.