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Posted: March 03, 2003 By: Elizabeth Barrette
The New Moon offers a time of rest and introspection. The old cycle is complete; the new cycle is beginning anew. During the dark of the Moon, all the stars shine most brightly—just as our own... Read more
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As the winter wanes, the Pisces New Moon symbolizes the deep receptive state that we feel at this time of year. This is a powerful time to get in touch with our psychic strengths and to help augment... Read more
Posted: March 01, 2003 By: Lily Gardner-Butts
After a long winter, March is a good time to work a spell that will renew your health. As folk wisdom says:
Eat leeks in March and garlic in May;
And all the year after physicians may play.
Peel... Read more
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Bathing as a ritual is an age-old tradition that has been used to promote beauty and inspire thoughts of love. To ensure love and fidelity as well as to inspire sensuality, try this: Draw a tub of... Read more
Posted: February 27, 2003 By: Magenta Griffith
We've all no doubt spoken the ancient children's rhyme at some point in our lives:
Find a penny,
Pick it up,
All the day you'll have good luck.
Truth is, you should always stop to pick up... Read more
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To protect your car and its travelers, visually or physically cast a transparent shield around your car before you set out on any trip. Pro-ject the runic aspects of rad (r) for travel and eolh (z)... Read more
Posted: February 25, 2003 By: Robert Place
In ancient Greece, this day was the central day of Anthesteria, a three-day festival honoring Dionysus. Dionysus was the twice-born son of Zeus and Semele. Snatched from the womb of his dying mother,... Read more
Posted: February 24, 2003 By: Kristin Madden
Love and peace are powers greater than we can know, but we can tap into the energies that surround these concepts and bring them into the new week by anointing a rose quartz with gardenia oil today.... Read more
Posted: February 23, 2003 By: James Kambos
Outside my front door, the yellow-crocus and snowdrops are blooming now. And the wrens are flying to my window box, wondering if it would make a good home; they know, like we do, that February is a... Read more
Posted: February 22, 2003 By: Denise Dumars
The man called "father of our country" was born on this date in 1732. In 1752, he was initiated as a Freemason. He remained a Mason all his life. The Masonic Lodge is often called a secret society,... Read more
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Brittany completed clinical affiliations in outpatient orthopedics, long term acute care, and sports medicine at Princeton University. During school she also spent 4 years as an intern with Northeastern University men's hockey. She has a particular interest in sports injuries as well as thoracic outlet syndrome. Brittany enjoys reading the most recent journal articles and research and seeking out courses in order to treat her patients with the most effective and up to date treatment methods possible.
Being from Cape Cod, Brittany loves everything involving the beach and helping to coach her childhood swim team with her brother
Stacy has over twelve years of experience working in the outpatient orthopedic setting and has worked for Bay State Physical Therapy since 2002. Her interests lie in all aspects of orthopedics, but she especially enjoys working with patients who are recovering from surgery. She is a certified sports and conditioning specialist and uses this knowledge when working with athletes to return them to their sport.
Stacy is married with two small children. She is frequently seen at local road races providing stretching and advice to runners.
Olga recently received her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from University of Hartford. Her clinical experiences through University of Hartford included outpatient orthopedic, acute inpatient neuro, neuro ICU and inpatient-orthopedic rehabilitation. Olga also received her undergraduate degree in Athletic Training from University of New England.
Olga's experiences in the clinic, hospital and on the field allow her to treat a wide variety of orthopedic diagnoses. Olga has a special interest in treating the pediatric population and post surgical joint replacements. She utilizes a combination of manual therapy, active exercise and places a great deal of emphasis on patient education to return patients to their prior level of function.
Olga recently moved to the area, is fluent in Albanian, loves to travel, and remains active through running, skiing and yoga.


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We're looking for Mobile content tester from Australia to be able to test live contents on Australia campaigns.
This project involves the development of a premium messaging, opting in on websites, receiving SMS (standard and premium). Checking business logic, integration of Platform if all flows are working.
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We're looking for a long-term person as part of QA specific for Australia campaigns. This require SIMs for the following mobile operator / carrier:
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I need an individual with whom I can interact online. I prefer to communicate via Skype. It's imperative that you speak English fluently.
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Most things can be turned off from within the main program itself. Or something like HijackThis can be used.
One of the main things with using MSConfig, is that it doesn't really do anything with the program (it moves the startup entry to a different category in the registry, but leaves all the info there)...this is kind of like making a 'no startup' folder in the Start Menu and moving shortcuts out of the Startup folder to there instead of deleting them. Many programs will have options during install, if you select the custom install option. Most have the option to turn off the startup somewhere in their options.
Also, using Selective Start all the time makes it harder to use when you need to diagnose a problem (because you may have to turn stuff on before you can turn it all off again...).
There are more reasons, but those two are probably the easiest to understand.
It is a very bad way (many, many reasons) to control services...they should never be stopped with MSConfig, unless for strictly diagnostic reasons.


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October 19, 2011, 12:04 AM
stuck between two powders to start reloading 40 s&w with any opinions
between hs-6 or power pistol ?
use is for target/fun
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October 19, 2011, 12:16 AM
Power Pistol gets my vote. I like it because it meters very well.
October 19, 2011, 12:25 AM
I know it's not one of your choices..but in my Glock Mod. 22, the AA#5 with 165g gives me excellent results in accuracy. Also meters well.
October 19, 2011, 12:56 AM
I like and use both the HS6 and Longshot with great results. But my sights are now set on working with a couple of the slower burning powders out there.
Judging by your initial powder considerations, I would feel it's safe to say your interested in loading rounds that are at, or near, the maximum potential for that cartridge. There is nothing wrong with that, every cartridge has it's safe maximum operating range for which it was designed to produce. But it's how you reach that maximum performance that matters, and for all practical purposes, slow burning powders do it with consistently predictable pressures, and the least amount of aprehension during load developement because of that.
October 19, 2011, 01:35 AM
I actually prefer W231/HP-38 for 40S&W target loads using mid-high range load data. For full power loads, I use WSF and currently testing AutoComp.
October 19, 2011, 08:51 AM
I use power pistol and have excellent results.
October 19, 2011, 09:19 AM
I have used both Power Pistol and WSF. I prefer WSF with less muzzle flash.
October 19, 2011, 09:49 AM
I use both, but prefer to save power pistol rounds for near dusk. HS-6 meters better for me, and makes for some very clean (near max) and very accurate firing ammo, similar to Accurate No. 7. Power pistol is plenty of fun when you're in the mood for flash and noise, but in a shaded/indoor area, that bright flash gets distracting and stouter loads just make it more of a flamethrower.
Get both, who doesn't like a flamethrower now and then? :evil:
October 19, 2011, 10:47 AM
HS-6 works great in my Beretta PX4 Storm with either 180 gr. Lead FP or 165 gr. plated FP.
October 19, 2011, 03:15 PM
I have used the HS 6 and find it to be accurate and meters well. I use a mid range load for my Sig P226. I recently tried some Penn 165 gr cast bullets and found that my pistol likes the powder and the round a lot. The people at Penn suggested the HS 6 powder. I still load Missouri bullets as well.
I tried the 165 gr Penn because it is exactly the same weight as the Remmington self defense hollow point. The stats show this round to have the same impact and one shot results as a .357. I use a chronograph and am very happy with HS 6 and the .40 S&W round.
October 20, 2011, 11:48 PM
I just loaded up some 9mm with power pistol and it does meter very well for me,
might try it in 40, maybe start at 6.3 for 165gr ?
October 21, 2011, 03:34 AM
I would suggest either Longshot or AA#7. Both meter very well. HS-6 is a good powder but falls short in velocity compared to Longshot but HS-6 is great with lead bullets.
I know it's not one of your choices..but in my Glock Mod. 22, the AA#5 with 165g gives me excellent results in accuracy. Also meters well.
If you like AA#5 in the 40 S&W will will just love AA#7. It meters just was well as AA#5 and should considering they are both Ball Powders.
October 21, 2011, 07:19 PM
Either one could be "the one." Power Pistol has a really bright flash. I tend to prefer HS6 or Silhouette.
In my .40s, Silhouette is the most consistently accurate powder over a range of charge weights and is very accurate at near Max to Max loads.
AA5 is a very accurate powder for light to mid-range target loads in .40S&W, but don't try to load to Max.
You are wise to start with slower powders that are actually "designed" for .40, rather than trying to use excessively fast powders, which would be a good way to have a KaBoom.
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by Jamaica Kincaid
Xuela Claudette Richardson, the narrator of Kincaid's new novel, is a fearless woman of 70 years whose strong, sure, feminist voice pulls us into the tale of her tumultuous life on the West Indian island of Dominica. Abandoned by her mother (who dies at her birth), Xuela feels forever alone, confronting her fate with cold deliberateness. She is consumed by her ancestry and the colonial history that has scarred her country. Her father, a red-haired Scottish-African, abuses his position as a government official to enrich himself. Her mother, a Carib, was born on Dominica, which had been overrun by European conquerors.
Raised by a cruel stepmother, among jealous siblings, Xuela grows up locked in bitterness. Seducing other women's men, refusing to bear children, she cares nothing for emotional life. "Romance is the refuge of the defeated," she says. "I would not allow the passage of time or the full weight of desire to make a pawn out of me." And unlike her country and her people, Xuela manages to achieve a fierce self-reliance built from unrelenting loss.
The Autobiography of My Mother reads throughout like a tale of biblical solemnity. Sharp-edged yet moving, it is a disturbing look back into a shattered past through the eyes of a mystical and unrepentant narrator. (Farrar Straus Giroux, $20)
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Pat Santoro and Ryan Hockensmith to go On the Mat this weekThis week's edition of "On the Mat" will feature Pat Santoro and Ryan Hockensmith.
"On the Mat" is a weekly wrestling radio program that airs every Wednesday night. This week's broadcast can be heard live from 6-7 p.m. Central Standard Time. The Dan Gable International Wrestling Institute and Museum in Waterloo, Iowa, hosts the show.
Santoro recently became the head wrestling coach at Lehigh University after serving five years as the head coach at Maryland. Santoro was the head assistant coach at Lehigh for nine seasons prior to accepting the position at Maryland. During the 2008 season, Santoro lead the Terps to a 16-4 dual meet record and its first ACC title in 35 years.
As a wrestler, Santoro was a two-time NCAA champion for Pittsburgh in 1988 and 1989 and was a member of the U.S. national team four times.
Hockensmith is currently an associate editor at ESPN The Magazine. He writes regularly on wrestling, boxing, and mixed martial arts for ESPN.com and for ESPN The Magazine. Hockensmith will discuss the latest happenings in the world of mixed martial arts and the role wrestling is playing in this sport.
"On the Mat" can be heard live on the Internet at www.kcnzam.com or locally in Northeast Iowa on 1650, The Fan. Feel free to e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com with questions or comments about the show.


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The Fourth Annual Southeastern Regional Graduate Student Conference at Florida State University will be held Saturday, March 24, 2011. Dr. Michael Ruse will deliver the keynote speech, entitled Darwinian Evolutionary Biology - Is it just a Male Power Play with a Scientific Face?. History graduate students or any other closely related area are invited to submit a curriculum vitae and a 450-700 word abstract for presentations to email@example.com by Friday, January 28, 2012. Panels are welcome, but individual papers are accepted.
Topic Examples – political, intellectual, religious, gender, class, race, identity, or linguistic – Papers should address some aspect concerning sources of power and their opposition. How have women interacted within a male dominated sphere of influence? How have monolithic categories like race, gender, or class been formed? How have they been contested? How do minority ideologies interact with majority ideologies? How do centers of power interact with their peripheries? How have scientific paradigms been challenged? How does material culture affect power dynamics in any given sphere?
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Wednesday, April 20, 2011, 5:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.
School of Library and Information Studies Library, Room 4191 Helen C. White Hall
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University of Wisconsin-Madison
Drawing on her recently published book, Reading Is My Window: Books and the Art of Reading in Women's Prisons (University of North Carolina Press, 2010), Sweeney will discuss how women prisoners use the limited reading materials available to them to come to terms with their pasts, negotiate their present experiences, and reach toward different futures. Foregrounding the voices and experiences of African American women—one of the fastest growing yet least acknowledged populations in U.S. prisons—Sweeney will explore the modes of reading that women adopt when engaging with three highly popular genres: urban fiction, narratives of victimization, and self-help books. Her talk will also situate contemporary prisoners' reading practices in relation to the history of reading and education in U.S. penal contexts, highlight the material dimensions of women's engagements with books, and analyze the many kinds of encounters fostered by book discussions in prisons.
Reading Is My Window is the winner of the 2011 Emily Toth Award for Best Single Work in Women's Studies from the Popular Culture Association/American Culture Association.
Supported by the Center for the History of Print Culture, School of Library and Information Studies, University Lectures Committee, Department of Afro-American Studies, Department of English Legal Studies Program, SLIS Jail Library Group, Department of Gender and Women's Studies, and the Wisconsin Print Culture Society.


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SCIENTISTS have discovered how to reverse cell division, in a breakthrough that could produce a therapy to halt cancer.
The work carried out in the United States could also open the door to new treatments for birth defects.
According to an article in the science journal Nature today, the discovery is based on a new technique that controls a protein that prompts cells to multiply.
Cell division occurs millions of times each day in the human body. It is essential to life but is also the driving force behind cancer, which occurs when the process runs out of control.
A team led by Dr Gary Gorbsky at the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation were able to interrupt and reverse cell division by manipulating a key protein. They were even able to send duplicate chromosomes, the packages of DNA containing genes, back to the centre of the original cell that gave rise to them - an achievement previously thought to be impossible.
Dr Gorbsky said: "No-one has got the cell cycle to go backwards before now. This shows certain events in the cell cycle that have long been assumed irreversible may, in fact, be reversible.
"Our studies indicate that the factors pointing cells towards division can be turned and even reversed. If we wait too long, however, it doesn't work, so we know that there are multiple regulators in the cell division cycle. Now, we will begin to study the triggers that set these events in motion."
The findings may prove important in controlling the development and spread of certain cancers. They also hold out the promise of prevention and treatment of birth defects and a wide range of other conditions.
A spokeswoman for Cancer Research UK said the work was still at the earliest stage and had yet to be developed into a therapy that could be used for live tests. "To put this in context, this discovery is many years away from producing anything of use to cancer patients," she said.
However, the advance in halting cell division gives more credence to experts' claims last year that a treatment which could overcome the disease is only a decade away. Scientists believe research will lead to drugs that will turn cancer from a fatal condition into one that people can live with for most of their lives.


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Earth Systems, an Earth Science Courseby Curriki
The following collection contains assignments and analysis for an Open Source Earth Science course for grades 9 - 10. The collection has been prepared from resources contributed by teachers and partner educational organizations on Curriki, an online community for creating and sharing open source curricula.
Electricity and Magnetismby Crowell, Benjamin
An open source physics textbook
Elementary Algebraby Ellis, Wade and Burzynski, Denny
Elementary Algebra is a work text that covers the traditional topics studied in a modern elementary algebra course.
Exploring Businessby Collins, Karen
The author's goals in writing Exploring Business were simple: (1) introduce students to business in an exciting way and (2) provide faculty with a fully developed teaching package that allows them to do the former.
FHSST: Grade 10 Mathsby Williams, Heather and Adams, Rory and Horner, Mark and Blyth, Sarah
Grade 10 maths textbook for South Africa
FHSST: Grade 10 Physical Scienceby Williams, Wendy and Williams, Heather and Blyth, Sarah and Horner, Mark and Adams, Rory
Grade 10 physical science textbook
FHSST: Grade 11 Mathsby Williams, Heather and Adams, Rory and Blyth, Sarah
Grade 11 maths textbook for South Africa
FHSST: Grade 11 Physical Scienceby Williams, Heather and Adams, Rory and Horner, Mark and Blyth, Sarah
Grade 11 physical science textbook for South Africa
FHSST: Grade 12 Mathsby Williams, Wendy and Williams, Heather and Adams, Rory and Horner, Mark and Blyth, Sarah
Grade 12 maths textbook for South Africa
FHSST: Grade 12 Physical Scienceby Williams, Heather and Adams, Rory and Horner, Mark and Maltitz, Kosma Von
Grade 12 physical science textbook
Free Culture: How Big Media Uses Technology and the Law to Lock Down Culture and Control Creativityby Lessig, Lawrence
Discusses the ramifications of copyright law for culture.
Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering Iby Johnson, Don
The course focuses on the creation, manipulation, transmission, and reception of information by electronic means. Elementary signal theory; time- and frequency-domain analysis; Sampling Theorem.
Happy Maths 1: Numbersby Kumar, Mala and Upesh, Angie
Sankhya and Ganith discover the magic of numbers.
Happy Maths 2: Shapes and Databy Kumar, Mala
Sankhya and Ganith learn that different shapes have different properties.
Happy Maths 3: Measurementsby Kumar, Mala and Upesh, Angie
Sankhya and Ganith have fun measuring a lot of things.
Happy Maths 4: Time and Moneyby Kumar, Mala and Upesh, Angie
Sankhya and Ganith spend some time learning about money.
Human Biology Circulation Student Editionby Foundation, Ck-12
An open source textbook
International Economics: Theory and Policyby Suranovic, Steve
International Economics: Theory and Policy is built on Steve Suranovic's belief that students need to learn the theory and models to understand how economics works and how economists understand the world. And, that these ideas are accessible to most students if they are explained thoroughly.
International Trade: Theory and Policyby Suranovic, Steve
International Trade: Theory and Policy is built on Steve Suranovic's belief that to understand the international economy, students need to learn how economic models are applied to real world problems.
Introduction to Climate Dynamics and Climate Modelingby Barriat, P. Y. and Loutre, M. F. and H., Goosse and Lefebvre, W. and Zunz, V.
An open source textbook.
Introduction to Economic Analysisby Mcafee, R. Preston and Lewis, Tracy R.
This book presents standard intermediate microeconomics material and some material that, in the authors' view, ought to be standard but is not. Introductory economics material is integrated. Standard mathematical tools, including calculus, are used throughout. The book easily serves as an intermediate microeconomics text, and can be used for a relatively sophisticated undergraduate who has not taken a basic university course in economics.
Introduction to Open Educational Resourcesby Baker, Judy
A self-paced tutorial about open educational resources as alternatives to textbooks for college teachers. Visitors are invited to actively participate by posting Activity Reflection entries to the course Discussion area.
Introduction to Physical Electronicsby Wilson, Bill
An introduction to solid state device including field effect and bipolar transistors. Properties of transmission lines and propagating E&M waves.
Introduction to Signals and Systemsby Johnson, Don and Selik, Melissa and Haag, Michael and Kruzick, Stephen and Calderon, Dan and Antoulas, Thanos and Slavinsky, John and Soares, Dante and Romberg, Justin and Radaelli-Sanchez, Ricardo and Fite, Benjamin and Ha, Roy and Burrus, C. and Elder, Catherine and Cox, Steven and Hutchinson, Matthew
This course deals with signals, systems, and transforms, from their theoretical mathematical foundations to practical implementation in circuits and computer algorithms.
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- Lion Brand Homespun (Art. #790)
- #329 Waterfall 2 skeins (A)
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- #369 Florida Keys Green 1 skein (C) or colors of your choice
- Lion Brand knitting needles size 10 6 mm
- Lion Brand large-eyed blunt needle
13 stitches 26 rows = 4" 10 cm in Garter stitch (knit every row).
Cast on 32 stitches. Work in Garter stitch (knit every row) for 62 rows (31 ridges). Bind off. Square measures 10" x 10". 25.5 x 25.5 cm.
Make five Squares with A and four Squares with B.
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Neel Kashkari, Sexiest Money Man Alive?
There are publications in which it is natural to find a picture of the assistant secretary of the Treasury: This newspaper. The Economist. BusinessWeek.
But People's Sexiest Men Alive issue?
Strange. And yet, beyond the shirtless pictures of Hugh Jackman and an adoring photo montage of '80s boy band New Kids on the Block, there is Neel Kashkari, Treasury's $700 billion man. Washington is, as a rule, low on glamor, and for People's audience on Main Street, Kashkari's picture may provide a welcome, frivolous respite from the dismal credit crisis.
Kashkari is featured in a photo spread titled "Sexy A-Z," under–of course–"B is for Bailout Guru." He keeps eclectic company in the feature, sharing pages with celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay and Alaska's First Dude, Todd Palin, as well as tennis player Rafael Nadal. Kashkari is shown fully clothed–a rarity for this skin-revealing issue–in a stern closeup giving the eagle-eyed glare so familiar to Congress.
In one way, it is disheartening to see an emblem of capitalism objectified for his looks; you would expect it for celebrities who court attention, not policymakers who largely keep their sleeves rolled up and heads down.
There have been precedents. In 2000, People singled out John Stark, the "Eliot Ness" of the Securities and Exchange Commission, as one of the year's most eligible bachelors.
On the bright side, it does indicate an opportunity. Kashkari, the overseer of the U.S. government's TARP funds, will be out of a job soon as Treasury Secretary Paulson steps down and mostly likely takes his 35-year-old protege with him. It's hard to tell what the young Kashkari's next career step is. But he should be encouraged to know that "pinup" is still an open career choice.


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Category: Fun | Posted on Thu, November, 28th 2013 by THCFinder
10 bundles of marijuana fall from the sky
Category: News | Posted on Thu, November, 28th 2013 by THCFinder
Ten large packages of marijuana fell from the sky after an airplane dropped the bundles in an open field in San Diego.
The packages, which contained more 260 pounds of pot and are worth an estimated street value of $157,000, were seized by U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents.
According to federal officials, the plane originally left from Mexico and the packages were found in a drop location Monday near the local airport, which is less than two miles from the U.S.-Mexico border.
NBC4 reports that the federal agents investigated the illegal delivery and took two people into custody including a 32-year-old undocumented immigrant and a 49-year-old legal resident.
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Chem dawg - Indica
Category: Nugs | Posted on Thu, November, 28th 2013 by THCFinder
Members Of Congress To California U.S. Attorney: Back Off Marijuana Prosecutions
Category: News | Posted on Thu, November, 28th 2013 by THCFinder
U.S. Attorney Melinda Haag sits in a district with some of the most well-known and respected medical marijuana dispensaries in the country. But she has her own reputation for being one of the fiercest enforcers of the federal marijuana prohibition in her territory, the Northern District of California. So when the Department of Justice directed prosecutors in August not to target those medical marijuana dispensaries complying with a robust state regulatory system, Haag was undeterred in her crusade to take on these dispensaries, saying she didn't expect a "significant change" in her approach.
And she hasn't disappointed. In the ensuing months, she has continued her aggressive pursuit to seize two Bay Area dispensaries that even the cities where they are housed have defended vigorously in court, saying they are crucial to public health.
Now, her members of Congress aren't having it. Four California Democratic house members sent a letter to Haag cautioning that her hostility toward dispensaries is not only "counterproductive and economically prohibitive;" it also "appears to directly counter the spirit of Deputy Attorney General Cole's memo, and is in direct opposition to the evolving view toward medical marijuana, the will of the people and, by now, common sense."
In a released excerpt from their letter, Reps. Barbara Lee, George Miller, Sam Farr, and Eric Swalwell tell Haag that the "harassment and constant threat of prosecution should end."
Haag has claimed that her prosecutions comport with the Justice Department's guidance. But her suggestion that she is targeting these dispensaries because they are large and commercial conflicts directly with the Justice Department's instruction that the commercial nature and size of a dispensary not be a basis for prosecution.
Fire OG (Hybrid)
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Thanksgiving Canna-Recipes; Pumpkin Bread
Category: Recipes | Posted on Wed, November, 27th 2013 by THCFinder
Bread is almost as important as pie when it comes to holiday dinners. Pumpkin bread is especially popular and can be made for both Thanksgiving and Christmas. This recipe calls for cannabis olive oil, which must be made in advance so be sure that you have some handy before getting started!
What You'll Need;
1/2 cup packed brown sugar
1/3 cup cannabis olive oil
1 tsp. ground cinnamon
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1 cup pumpkin puree
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2/3 cup all-purpose flour
2 eggs
1/3 cup honey
1/2 tsp. baking powder
1 tsp. baking soda
Start off by preheating your oven to 350 degrees. Put in a center rack and grab a 9x5 loaf pan. Spray the pan with cooking spray. Now, take a mixing bowl and whisk together the baking soda, cinnamon, both types of flour, baking powder, salt, and nutmeg. Then, in a different bowl, mix together the eggs, cannabis infused olive oil, the pumpkin puree, honey, and the brown sugar. Add the dry ingredients from the first bowl in to the second bowl a little bit at a time, stirring consistently. Take your previously-greased loaf pan and pour everything in. Hit the flat part of the pan on the counter, making sure to eliminate all of the air bubbles. Put the loaf in the oven to bake for around 40 minutes, until the top turns a toasted brown color. Place the oaf out to cool for about 20 minutes and it's ready to eat!
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Growing a Garden Community
My father was a nurseryman in the days when that meant being a gentleman and having a passion for the beauty of plants. When other children were reciting nursery rhymes, I had a list of botanical names he'd taught me to get my tongue around.... pittosporum eugenioides variegatum and eucalyptus camaldulensis are 2 that spring to mind. My mother said I was born with sap in my veins. By the time I was 10, I spent my weekends in the nursery with him, heeling in fruit trees and roses and writing labels, or wandering alone down into the warm, mossy depths of the seed raising houses. When my father died and I was in my 40's, I lost my best gardening companion and mentor. I became a solitary gardener; unable to find a kindred spirit.
One day a few years ago I heard that an acquaintance of mine was looking for people to help start up a seedsavers group in my area. I was on the phone in seconds, tracking her down. And so it was that a small group of us started The Hills and Plains Seedsavers and pretty soon I found a kindred spirit or two. You see, mine is not just an interest in growing food, but a passion for doing as little harm as possible to all living things, respecting the beauty and wonder of natural ecosystems, and feeling a deep connection with all that has gone before us on earth.
But just starting a group does not ensure its success; it needs communication, someone to oil the wheels and fire the passions. I felt that this was how I could contribute best to our new group. When I mentioned this at home one day, my son Alex said "Mum, you need a blog. Here, let me show you what I mean." Five minutes later I'd started our seedsavers blog and started writing..... about growing food, about how to work with nature, about people I met and gardens I saw. I made people laugh and I made people cry. Writing became my next passion!
Now, with a blog, I discovered that there were thousands of people out in blogland who also wrote, grew food, had opinions, made comments and became friends, including Roger Doiron and the people at KGI. Blogs draw people in from all walks of life and many local people began to join our seedsavers group, often knowing everything about me before we'd even met, because of all my writing! In 2008 I went on a world trip for 6 weeks, staying with food gardeners, on what I called The Voyage of the Vegetable Vagabond. From Singapore to the UK, France, the USA, Canada and parts of Australia I dug in the soil and cooked in the kitchens of wonderful people, sharing stories and seeds and laughter. I dug clams out of the sand with Roger and his family and dug up Belgian endive from their garden to put into buckets of sand for the winter.
The days of the solitary gardener were well and truly over! If only my father could have seen where his delight in growing plants had led me.
In March this year, I moved to south eastern Tasmania, to a little place of 800 inhabitants called Cygnet, named after the swans that the French explorer d'Entrecasteaux saw when he entered the picturesque bay. I was once again a solitary gardener..... but I had a new blog which I called Vegetable Vagabond. All my friends from blogland came with me and cheered me on in my new life but I felt that need to find real people to share seeds, produce, fun and food with.
I heard of a local sustainable living group and went to a meeting. I knew no-one but when asked if anyone had anything they wanted to say, I stood up and told them about my passion for growing food, for saving the seeds of our civilisation and for making limoncello..... if anyone could please give me some lemons! They clapped wildly and I blushed madly but there began what I now boringly call the Home Gardeners Group (as opposed to their other garden groups like the community garden group etc). We meet once a month at a volunteer member's house, check out their garden, give away seeds, seedlings etc and have coffee and cake. I have found friends I feel I have known for years.
I send them a weekly email telling them a few things I might be doing in the garden, maybe an anecdote of a market I've been to or a person I've met. I always include a couple of links to things I have read online during the week, and a recipe from my repertoire of eating from the garden. I know that soon they will get to know me, as long as I keep communicating with them, and this will cement our group and bring us all closer to the joys of life. There are now 40 on the email list and it is slowly growing.
I organised a winter walk to the local gardens of 4 wonderful people in Cygnet, for KGI's World Kitchen Garden Day in August and I am going to organise another for early summer. This brought other people in, people with children and with elderly relatives in wheelchairs. To find the gardeners with gardens to visit, I simply walked the streets, looked over fences and knocked on doors. A local woman who happens to write for the state newspaper did a whole page article about it! I even got to talk for 20 minutes on the radio..... it really is not that hard to make a start. You have to be motivated, but you have to listen and not be a know-all. After all, I am just the facilitator of all this; mother nature is the boss.
If you are wanting to start a group it is worth looking people in the eye, with a smile not a frown. Have a good sense of humour and be prepared to laugh at yourself.... a lot! Be calm but firm. Don't get bothered by those who put you down or who don't want to join in at first. Be fair-minded and genuine. The more time you spend one on one talking with people, the more people will want to follow your lead. It takes a lot of time every day to do this at first but it is very important. Open your heart and your ears. Be flexible but don't let others steer you away from your goal. This takes quite some confidence, which comes with time. I was terrified the first time I had to talk to the group. But people want to find leaders so don't be afraid to lead.
Finally, follow my grandmother's 2 pieces of advice.... First, never leave home without a damp hanky and a pair of scissors (for cuttings you may need to take whilst you are out!) and second, believe none of what you hear and only half of what you see.
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1970 Gabby Hartnett Single-Signed Ball
Starting Bid - $300.00 , Sold For - $1,057.50
Gabby Hartnett single-signed baseball featuring a lengthy inscription by the Hall of Fame catcher. Hartnett has inscribed the side panel of this unofficial ball, "To Gordon – a real fellow – Best to you always – From Gabby Hartnett – Chicago Cubs." Both Hartnett's signature and inscription have been scripted in black ink and grade "6/7." The date, "Feb-1-70," is written in blue ink on the sweet spot. Gabby Hartnett was one of the greatest players in Cubs history and is best remembered today for his historic "Homer in the Gloaming," which helped the Cubs capture the 1938 pennant. Hartnett, elected to the Hall of Fame in 1955, passed away in 1972. Because of his early date of death, many years before collecting Hall of Fame signatures on single-signed balls became extremely popular, single-signed Hartnett balls are very scarce. This is a particularly outstanding example aesthetically and impressive because of the lengthy inscription. We have always been a big fan of personalizations on single-signed balls. The extra writing sometimes allows for context, naturally provides a greater certainty of authenticity (there is so much more writing for the authenticators to assess), and occasionally, such as on this example, provides a precise signing date. This is a tremendous Hartnett single. Nr-Mt. LOA from James Spence/JSA. Reserve $300. Estimate $500/$1,000+. SOLD FOR $1,057.50
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Oswego, NY -- Perhaps one more day of hot and humid weather before it breaks and gives us nice, soothing summer temperatures and low humidity.
Just hang in there.
In the meantime, here's what we have for you today in The Post-Standard:
A couple from the town of Oswego was in court Monday night on charges they did not provide good care for their 14-month-old toddlers.
National Grid is allowing customers to pay their bills using credit or debit cards. But beware: there are extra fees.
And finally, in sports news, Doug Marrone has named former CBA star Greg Paulus as the starting quarterback for the SU football team.
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July 28 - August 9, 2013
National Humanities Center, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina
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Thomas Pfau, Alice Mary Baldwin Professor of English & Professor of Germanic Languages and Literatures, Duke University.
David Womersley, Thomas Warton Professor of English Literature, St. Catherine's College, Oxford.
The West has always both revered and reviled the Image. The advent of Christianity complicated and energized both its use and concept, as did the Enlightenment and modernity. On the basis of readings in philosophy, theology, literature, and aesthetics, our seminar will trace this vital thread running through our religious, aesthetic, and philosophical quests for self-knowledge.
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Halo 4: Unlock Master Chief's Armour for Multiplayer & Check out the Legendary Ending in HD
Written Wednesday, November 07, 2012 By Dan WebbView author's profile
Since our review and Legendary tips feature went live earlier on this week I've been inundated with messages over Twitter, email and Xbox Live, all sharing the same sentiment: "Holy hell! This IS the hardest Halo yet!"
That said, there is more of an incentive than in years gone by to get through it. Not only is there the usual couple of hefty achievements to unlock, but this year sees the Legendary ending (kind of) return. What's more, complete it - we're not sure whether that's solo or co-op though - and you can don the Chief's Mark VI armour online and be the envy of your friends. I say "kind of" regarding the ending, because there's only a fraction of a second more than the Heroic ending, but it's a good fraction of a second!
Like I said previously, Halo 4 overall is in our opinion, and in many of yours, the hardest Halo yet. There's no chokepoints of really supremely difficult moments like previous Halos, but the whole experience is generally tougher thanks to the Prometheans. I also get the feeling already that some of you have given up or won't even attempt it, so today we thought we'd bring you the HD Legendary ending for your viewing pleasure in case you don't get that far or don't have the inclination to do it, as well as giving you a look at the Master Chief armour you can unlock. Enjoy!
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Crowd of 30,000 greets opening of Maccabiah Games
Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Shimon Peres addressed a crowd of over 30,000 people yesterday at the opening ceremony of the Maccabiah Games in Jerusalem.
Speaking to spectators and athletes from over 70 countries, Mr Peres said: "We have come from different places, but we belong to the same family,"
A family whose face is always turned towards Jerusalem, the eternal capital of our people, the capital of justice and peace."
Mr Netanyahu added that the Maccabiah, the world's largest Jewish athletics competition, "represents the spirit of unity of the Jewish people".
He said: "It's the first time that the Maccabiah is not only opening in Jerusalem, but many of the games are also taking place in Jerusalem, our indivisible capital."
"Year after year, Jews from around the world say, 'Next year in Jerusalem,' but today, all of those who came here for the 19th Maccabiah Games can say, 'This year in Jerusalem,' Israel's undivided capital."
Video messages from President Barack Obama and Prime Minister David Cameron were also broadcast to crowds at Jerusalem's Teddy Kollek Stadium. Both wished Peres a happy 90th birthday and Mr Obama praised him as "an example of vitality and dedication to all of us, his legacy embodies the essence of these games".
Crowds were treated to performances by Rami Kleinstein, one of Israel's most respected composers, award-winning violinist Miri Ben Ari and Canadian-born singer and winner of The Voice-Israel Kathleen Reiter.


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There is really no better time (price, financing rates, incentives) then now for buying Durango real estate. Between lower prices, motivated sellers, financing rates and other incentives, the local market is ripe for a good deal. At some point this will change, and once sellers realize buyers are back, prices go up, inventories drop and negotiations get harder and deals skinnier.
Fantastic news. As of June 9th, 2011, Durango's La Plata County Airport has begun service with American Eagle (subsidiary of American Airlines) with daily non-stop flights to/from Dallas, TX. The flights leave Dallas, TX at 8:25am and arrive in Durango, CO at 10:15am. Turn-around flights leave Durango at 11am and reach Dallas at 1:55pm. Flights will be aboard a 50-passenger regional style jet.
Spending time looking at properties without knowing what you qualify for (and are comfortable with) is like the preverbal "cart before the horse" analogy. This scenario leads more often than not to a letdown for all parties (You, the Seller and the Realtor(s)).
In an article released by the Durango Herald on Wednesday, November 2nd, voters in La Plata County approved the request of the three year old La Plata-Archuleta County Water District, to borrow $25 Million dollars to begin funding a potable water project that will deliver water to southeastern La Plata County and Southwestern Archuleta County.


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Charity text donations – an increasingly popular way to give
10 June 2014
Charity text donations have become increasingly popular in recent years - both for those who want to give and as a means of fundraising.
It's predicted that by next year text donations could be raising as much as £150 million a year for charities, ten times more than they were in 2010.
And they don't just have to be for one offs - text donations can be used as regular way of giving to charity.
Flexible fundraising
Charities view text donations as a more flexible way to raise money - they help bring new supporters to their cause and they're especially popular with younger people.
For consumers, text donations offer a simple and convenient way to give.
Research from premium rate regulator PhonepayPlus found that donors saw a text donation as like dropping money in a digital tin.
How does it work
Typically you will be asked to text a word to a premium rate five number mobile shortcode.
For example, 'To donate to the appeal, text APPEAL to 70***.'
You can give up to £10 per text.
You will be charged the cost of your donation plus one message at your standard network rate and the charge will show on your next bill or be deducted from your pay-as-you-go credit.
The immediacy of text donation meant they could react spontaneously to a campaign, such as a poster on a train or a TV appeal, by simply sending a text without having to fill out forms or give out their details.
Regular giving
Some people also choose to regularly give by text as an alternative to setting up a direct debit.
Each month a set amount (£3, £5 etc) is taken from their mobile bill. They're then sent a regular message each month giving them the opportunity to either skip a payment or stop altogether.


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In Gilded Age America, scholar and Tuskegee Institute founder Booker T. Washington and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie were great friends.
Thursday night the two met again when both spoke to the crowd under the big tent at Aims Community College during the 14th annual High Plains Chautauqua. Charles Pace portrayed Washington, and Jeff Smith portrayed Carnegie, who helped fund the library at Tuskegee as one of his many efforts to give away the money he had earned after becoming the so-called richest man in America — quite a feat consider he came from humble beginnings as a penniless immigrant.
The Tribune asked Smith a few questions before he took the stage as Carnegie.
Question — What's something that would surprise people about your character?
Smith — "He was an avid pacifist."
Question — How does Carnegie fit this year's theme, Exploring Boundaries?
Smith — "In many ways, Andrew Carnegie's belief in democracy, that it was the thing that would break down boundaries." Race, class, economic and social boundaries could be broken when society became a democracy. Inequality would die as democracy grew.
Question — Why did you choose Carnegie?
Smith — "I didn't. He picked me. I was invited to apply to portray him." Because Smith had an interest in the Gilded Age — the period that runs from the 1870s to the turn of the 20th century — he agreed. He has been portraying Carnegie for more than 15 years.
Question — Is there a question you wish someone would ask you about Carnegie, but never has?
Smith — "I don't think so; I think I've been asked everything that can be asked about Andrew Carnegie, right down to a child who asked me where I got my shoes."


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The opossum is a very sophisticated animal. It doesn't even get up until 5 or 6 PM.
In every relationship all tasks get divided. Here, we sometimes have a rousing game of rock paper scissors lizard Spock over who does the dishes tonight or yes, even a Boggle tournament to see who will be bringing in firewood. We are competitive by nature and it adds a bit of flair to the most mundane task. In the end there are chores to be done and certain things fall to certain people. My Handsome Prince gets anything involving tools and plumbing. I somehow got taking out the trash cans amongst other things. Not too bad, especially if I remember to delegate it to one of the kids.
A while ago, everyone was in bed before I remembered trash night so it was to be a solo mission. I had been stacking up recycling to take out in the hopes that another motivated member of the family would take it upon themselves and do a good deed. My social science project was only growing larger as was my distain for the overall lazy members of the clan. Don't worry folks… I got it! After all it is one of my chores, even if I don't like it much. Armed with my box of packing peanuts to recycle I headed out the side door to the cans.
Paying zero attention to the world around me, I kicked something furry just outside the door. Punted would better describe it as it ricocheted off the can. I couldn't see around the big box. The offended furry started growling at which time it was accosted by a shower of packing peanuts from the box that I launched in the air while running away. Fight or flight! Growling inspires my feet to take on a mind of their own. Like a B grade actress in a bad horror flick, I didn't run back to the open kitchen door. Oh no! Not me! I launched myself straight towards the side gate and trapped myself. There, 2 feet from the open kitchen door was a rather large, creepy looking, extremely offended, growling, beady eyed, teeth bared opossum.
This was not the way I believed possums to act but then I've never tried to use one as a soccer ball. Where was the fearless Labrador while I'm screaming and doing the eeew I touched it dance? Sleeping!?
More important, the possum was closer to getting into the house than I was! If the possum goes in there, I may have to move!
I thought about going around to the front and closing the kitchen door from the inside but I knew the front door was locked. If my screams of peril didn't rouse any one of my caring family members, perhaps the doorbell wouldn't either. Not about to wake the whole neighborhood, take my eyes off this furry or get another family razzing. That afternoon I had enthusiastically tried to kill a black plastic Halloween spider ring minding it's own business under the coffee table. Much to my whole family's sheer delight! In my defense, it looked like a HUGE spider and Halloween's over why would I be thinking about novelty rings?!
Excuse Me… I seem to have left my just-in-case-you-punted-a-wild-animal-ACME-survival-kit in my other flannel pajama bottoms!
I spied my lightly poo coated savior! Desperately grabbing the backyard pooper scooper, I was now armed and ready to keep the crazy looking mammal out of my house! After a bit, some bargaining on my end and some gentle poking from a pooper scooper to encourage it to move on and NOT into the house, it slowly retreated into the backyard. Clearly it had claimed our side yard as it's own and made sure to hiss and growl until it disappeared into the night. Trash went out and my foot was thoroughly scrubbed of all possum cooties. I learned a few things with my possum encounter…
1. kicking a wild animal is never a good idea
2. possums have a lot of teeth
3. a pooper scooper is a multi use tool that may save you from moving one day 😉
4. Molly is just the mascot of our security department… I guess even Scooby Doo required a Scooby snack before doing anything important.
5. I think I'd like to offer my whole family the opportunity to connect with nature and take the trash out instead.
Should you have a problem possum, do not call me! Arm your self with a popper scooper, some packing peanuts, a large dose of run-the- wrong- way- itis and catch it on film.
Hope you have a Wild weekend!
Keeping a look out,
Meg xoxo
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Well, I've been cg for about 2 months now. I am CO, was with an occasional wash with a clarifying shampoo, but since I've used VO5 KLS I don't have to anymore, it cuts through any build up from conditioner. So I thought I would take a pic or two to compare.
First off, here's my routine. I am a stay at home mom, so more often than not I don't use gels. When I do I can bring out the wave a lot more than I thought I could. Here's the normal stuff I do.
1. CO with VO5 SKR and VO5 KLS. I use the SKR two days to the one with the KLS. I tried to condition less often, my hair hates it if I skip, so I can at most skip one day. I normally will do this every day to every other, for about 4-6 times a week.
2. On the day I use KLS I also deep condition with Aussie's 3MM, leaving it on in the shower with the spray and steam for over the normal 3 mins (though I'm not timing it lol). If I use the SKR and I feel I need more moisture I will recondition with SKR again. During the wait for it to soak in I will take a wide pick through my hair (lots of condish is on to detangle and add slip) and I have found I don't get knots or tangles. Then I rinse, squeeze out the drips and plop in a turbie twist type towel for a few. After I am dressed I take it down and run my fingers through a little.
3. Normally I let it air dry, occasionally I will diffuse. Staying home makes it easy, that's really it! I'm growing out my hair right now too.
So anyway, here's a pic of when I first started cg. In both I co'ed and let it air dry with nothing in it.
Here's yesterday, two months in.
I know I know, big ole waves, but considering that I have NOTHING in my hair I'm really pleased. As it gets longer it will bring out the wave even more I'm sure. Now next time I actually have to STYLE it I'll have to leave it down and wavy and take pics again!
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I've purposely been laying low in recent months due to the significant changes that I foresaw coming both in my personal and professional life.
And now those changes are manifesting themselves, so I figured I'd share.
For starters, I have decided to leave my current role as head of search for HSN and take on a senior role with J.P. Morgan Chase, working to help build their burgeoning digital marketing group. It' wasn't an easy decision because HSN was doing some truly innovative things within the digital space and because I made some truly great friends and built some valuable professional relationships in my tenure. But at the same time, the Big Apple has been calling me and my wife back for some time and the opportunity that presented itself was truly profound on many levels.
For those of you that are based in the NYC area, feel free to reach out to me if you'd like to connect in person. I'm a big believer in building relationships in the real world, so I'm open to grabbing a bite to eat, etc. once I get settled in. Don't be shy! Reach out.
Also, it worth noting that I'm taking advantage of this life pivot to expand the scope of this blog. I'll definitely continue to touch on subjects relating to digital marketing and analytics, but I will take an opportunity to branch out into other subjects that I am passionate about including but not limited to:
- programming and software development
- mathematics, statistical analysis, and quantitative analysis (I believe the cool kids call it "Data Science")
- scientific research and experimentation
- art & philosophy
- non-profit and charitable causes
- Being a father and a husband
I'm doing this partially because I just enjoy expressing myself regarding topics beyond the bounds of my current profession and partly I believe that enriching your mind by exploring varied domains will actually help you improve both your professional and personal standing in life.
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Matt Atkinson stood just outside the Lycoming locker room and quickly scanned the blue blockers. Having yet to change out of his uniform himself, the receiver couldn't help but notice the destitute attitude of his teammates that remained.
It was such a stark contrast from recent weeks, where the Warriors had done everything imaginable to recover from a Week 1 loss to Brockport State and control its own destiny within the Middle Atlantic Conference. A team-wide three cheers celebration was replaced by players quietly putting on shoes and street clothes while burying their eyes into the floor and getting lost in the music streaming through their headphones.
"This locker room is just silent," Atkinson said.
The Warriors lost Saturday afternoon at David Person Field, 28-23, to No. 14 Widener in maybe the most inconceivable of manners. A defense which hadn't given up more than 14 points to a MAC team all season surrendered 14 to the Pride in the final 4:27, including a 34-yard touchdown pass from Chris Haupt to Anthony Davis with just 17 seconds remaining.
The final touchdown pass left a raucous homecoming crowd of more than 4,200 fans dead silent, pondering how Widener could have overcome seven turnovers - including four interceptions thrown by Haupt. How the Pride did it was with an offense that was averaging an NCAA-best 59 points per game going into this key MAC showdown.
And what the win for Widener did was make the Pride the only unbeaten team in MAC play. Widener now controls its own destiny and with wins in the final three weeks of the season will win the MAC title and claim the conference's automatic berth to the NCAA tournament. Lycoming has not been eliminated from contention for the MAC title, but can claim at least a share of the title with one Widener loss in the final three weeks of the season.
"It sucks," Atkinson said. "I wish I could tell you more, but I'm just depressed right now."
"There's no way you should force that many turnovers and lose," Lycoming head coach Mike Clark said. "They're good. I knew they were good. They're undefeated for a reason. But we spoiled a great defensive effort."
Clark took the brunt of the blame for one call that could have swayed the outcome late in the fourth quarter. Facing third-and-7 at his own 42-yard line with 1:43 to play, Clark elected to throw for the first down instead of running the ball despite Widener having no timeouts remaining.
Under duress, quarterback Tyler Jenny flicked a pass over the middle to running back Parker Showers, who couldn't handle the low throw and the ball fell incomplete with 1:38 left. After a Zack Czap punt, Widener and Haupt took over at their own 22 with 1:26 on the clock.
Had the Warriors run the ball on third down, they would not have had to punt the ball until there was at least 1 minute left. Instead, the extra time allowed Widener to drive the length of the field and score the game-winning touchdown.
"In the end we made too many mistakes against a good team that allowed them to beat us at the end. And part of that is me throwing the ball on third-and-7 with a minute and whatever to go," Clark said. "But we called the play to win the game. If we convert that, the game is over. It didn't work out, but ultimately it's my decision."
Lycoming's defense had been a royal pain for Widener for the better part of 50 minutes Saturday until the final two drives of the day. First it was a 13-play, 94-yard drive midway through the fourth quarter, ending with a Haupt 6-yard touchdown pass to running back Cuve LaFate, which cut Lycoming's nine-point lead to just two.
Then it was an eight-play, 78-yard drive to all but end the game which helped spoil potentially the best overall defensive effort of the year - considering the strength of the opponent - for the Warriors. Facing third-and-22 from their own 10 following a fumble the Warriors couldn't pounce on, Haupt hit Steve Marrero on a post pattern for a 40-yard gain to midfield.
Haupt then hit Davis, Widener's All-America hopeful receiver, for 16 yards on a brilliant leaping catch. Two plays later Haupt hit David on a 34-yard post pattern, and as Davis caught the ball, safeties Caleb Shertzer and Cody Butler collided allowing Davis to waltz into the end zone with the winning score.
Prior to the final two scoring drives, Haupt was averaging just 5.5 yards per attempt and 8.6 yards per completion. On the final two scoring drives, he averaged 10.5 yard per attempt and 18.9 yards per completion. He was 10 of 18 for 189 yards and two touchdowns on those final two drives.
"For the first three quarters, they stopped us," Haupt said. "They played well and they came up with big plays when they needed to."
"We had a good gameplan and we executed it well in the first half," said Troutman, who had two of the Warriors five interceptions. "But toward that last drive it fell apart on us. They started running some more vertical (routes) on us and we were having a little trouble at safety."
The Warriors forced Haupt to throw into tight windows all day, often bracketing their coverage downfield with tight man-to-man coverage from a cornerback with help over top from a safety if needed. And by doing that the Warriors neutralized one of the most dangerous offenses in the country.
The tight coverage allowed a four-man rush to pressure Haupt into tough throws, which led to the four interceptions. The first of which came when Troutman jumped a drag route underneath and returned it to the Widener 1. Tyler Jenny threw a 1-yard touchdown pass on the next play to tight end Wes Strayer. It was Strayer's first catch of the season and it tied the game at 7-7.
Haupt's very next pass was intercepted by safety Ryan Fenningham, who was brilliant in his return from a knee injury he suffered in Week 2 against Delaware Valley. But Fenningham re-injured his knee on the play and did not return. His interception led to a 13-play, 58-yard drive that was capped with an Atkinson 6-yard touchdown run, giving Lycoming a 14-7 halftime lead.
In fact, all 23 of Lycoming's points came off of Widener turnovers yesterday. Zack Czap converted on a 19-yard field goal following a LaFate fumble on the first play of the fourth quarter. And Showers turned Kabongo Bukasa's second interception of the day into a touchdown with a 1-yard scoring run in the fourth.
But it was the missed chances which loomed larger. Czap had a 20-yard field goal attempt blocked in the second quarter after a drive which started with a fumble recovery. Czap missed wide right from 38 yards in the third quarter, and he also had an extra point blocked. Atkinson also dropped a pass at the 1-yard line just before Czap missed on the 38-yard try.
"We should have had way more points," Atkinson said. "Myself, I dropped a pass that I definitely should have had to put us down to the 1 or 2-yard line. And that eats away at you. Man, it eats away."
"We should have scored 30 points today and we didn't and we lost," Clark said. "Thirty wins today. Twenty-eight doesn't.
"We spoiled an incredible defensive effort."


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After the hiatus last week while I was at the game, the live chat returns this week. Join me around Noon CT.
The list of inactives for today's games is also out:
#11 WR Paul Williams
#17 WR Chris Davis
#38 CB Tyrone Poole
#42 RB Chris Henry
#66 OT Mike Otto
#95 DE William Hayes
Reserve/Suspended: #96 DT Kevin Vickerson
#41 FB Charles Ali
#42 S Hamza Abdullah
#53 LB Kris Griffin
#58 LB Beau Bell
#79 OL Scott Young
#80 TE Kellen Winslow
#97 DL Santonio Thomas
Neither team made any changes to its starting lineup. The Titans failed to add anybody to the roster this week to take Vickerson's spot. We'll see if they do add anybody this coming week, a la Chris Barclay taking Chris Henry's roster spot when he was suspended last year. For those who missed the news, the Browns this week added Bruce Gradkowski to be Ken Dorsey's backup.


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Dr. Laura is done in December. Well, not really. She'll be retiring from her nationally syndicated radio show, but will still share her vast knowledge of the human condition through her books, her blog, her website and on her YouTube Channel.
The conservative talk show host is leaving the airwaves, she says, because she wants her 1st Amendment rights back. Excuse me? I've listened enough to know radio pundits from the extreme far right to the extreme far left and everywhere in between exercise the heck out of their 1st Amendment rights loudly – often obnoxiously and often spewing venom – ad nauseum.
What Laura Schlessinger wants is the right to be able to say whatever she wants without affording those not of one accord the same right. Two weeks ago a woman called in to her radio show seeking advice. The African-American woman married to a Caucasian man was upset that her husband's friends and family use the Nword.
We all now know what Nita Hansen got from Schlessinger – a tirade in which she used the offensive and hurtful N-word 11 times. Hansen was also told she was "hypersensitive" to racism. Shouldn't we all be?
The talk show host apologized in the days following. Her "I'm so sorry" was coupled with her protest that saying the N-word 11 times did not constitute racism. I don't buy that and neither, apparently, did others.
Some significant sponsors, who don't cotton to such misuse of freedom of speech, pulled their financial support of Schlessinger's show. And while making an appearance on "Larry King Live" last week, Schlessinger attempted again to explain why it was perfectly fine to say what she said. Then she announced she'll not renew her radio contract in December. In stating her wish to regain her 1st Amendment rights, Schlessinger said, "I want to be able to say what's on my mind and in my heart and what I think is helpful and useful, without somebody
getting angry, some special interest group deciding this is a time to silence a voice of dissent and attack affiliates and attack sponsors."
I'm thinking Schlessinger might want to do a little soul searching. I'm thinking she might want to ask around, find out how many people think using a word that's hurtful and offensive to a whole lot of humanity is "helpful and useful."
No matter your party, no matter your politics, certainly it's clear as crystal what this woman seeks is a 1st Amendment tailored to protect her speech exclusively. Even if her words hurt.
"A word uttered cannot be taken back"
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Suunto's GPS watch hits the slopes for vertical adventures
When it comes to GPS watches, the majority of devices that tend to pass by our desks tend to be about tracking distance, but this is almost always about how far you travel. If you need to think about height, there's now a watch for you.
Suunto looks to handmade GPS smartwatches for walkabouts
The next time you decide to go for a nice big walk, it might be an idea to track where you went for future reference, and while a phone app could do that for you, a satellite-connected watch might be a better option.
Garmin builds a bike GPS with support for segments in Strava
Cyclists already familiar with Strava's locale tracking might be used to uploading their ride after the fact, but with a new GPS, they'll be able to have it mapped in real time, telling them how they did for each section of road.
There's nowhere to run, as cats get their own GPS tracking collar
You have GPS links for luggage, kids, and even dogs, so what would the next logical step be? Cats, of course!
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Fitness gadgets are the new thing, and if you need proof, just check out our arms, which are beginning to turn into dumbbells for exercise tech. GPS maker TomTom looks keen to add to our weighted arms with two watches that will track your heart.
Magellan builds a GPS for a bicycle built for one
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Nestled on a 900m stretch of seafront on the beautiful eastern coast of Mallorca, Blau Porto Petro is surrounded by a fragrant pine forest. Opened in 2005, this resort is modern and stylish, with Mediterranean architecture and over 300 rooms, suites and villas.
The largest of the Balearic islands, Mallorca is best known for its year-round sunshine and golden sands. We'd picked the hotel for its beachside location, knowing our suite would include exceptional sea views.
The hotel is based near the pretty fishing village and marina of Porto Petro, with beaches nearby, as well as the Mondragó Nature Reserve – plenty to look forward to during our stay.
Looking out at the stunning natural scenery from the comfort of our suite was the best way to start each day.
The resort offers so many facilities and activities that we were never bored – we spent our time lazing on the picturesque semi-private beach, playing a round of golf or a game of volleyball and spoiling ourselves in the spa. In the warm evenings we enjoyed sampling delicious local food.
The Balearic islands are famed for their pleasant year-round climate and stunning natural scenery. Golden beaches, pine-clad mountains, whitewashed villages and a relaxing atmosphere are guaranteed to
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We spent the first few days sunbathing on the hotel beach, shamelessly giving in to our laziness. Then it was time to explore the activities – we tried wind-surfing, snorkelling, sailing and tennis. On our last night my husband booked a surprise romantic day – a four-hour couples' treatment in the spa, followed by a candlelit dinner with champagne and roses.
Another unforgettable experience was a sailing excursion in a traditional two-mast boat. We left from the hotel's private dock – it was a wonderful way to explore the beautiful coastline. Those looking for further peace and quiet should rent a car and head inland to explore the idyllic countryside and many untouched villages.
This prestigious resort is within close proximity to the Vall d'Or, a par 71 course and one of the island's preferred destinations for a round of the game. With its hilltop location, the course boasts unparalleled views of the sea, and offers two completely different landscapes for players to enjoy. The front nine holes have rolling fairways and are surrounded by a forest, while the back nine have wider and more undulating fairways that dip towards the coast, providing a challenge for any keen golfer to get their teeth into.
Vall d'Or has everything a golfer needs, from a summer restaurant on the terrace to a pro shop, games room and swimming pool – perfect for cooling off after a tough round. Of course, if you want to take your golf a little more seriously during your stay, there are ten other excellent courses within 45 minutes of the resort.
The spa at Blau Porto Petro is a haven – soothing aromas and relaxing music create the perfect escape. The 1,200sqm wellness centre offers a range of holistic and beauty treatments. Essential oils keep you calm and peaceful as you relax; treatments are personalised so that your body gets what it needs while your mind is relieved of stress.
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