text: Hello, all, I'm new to this list, and I have been enjoying the discussion thus far. I'm glad to have the opportunity to participate. I just finished some research along the lines of the Internet and social movements, so I have some cites to suggest: Bonchek, M. (1995). Grassroots in Cyberspace: Using computer networks to facilitate political participation. MIT Artificial Intelligence laboraboratory working paper 95-2.2, Presented at the 53rd Annual Meeting of the Midwest Political Science association, Chicago, April 6, 1995. Retrieved 2/22/03 from http://www.organizenow.net/techtips/bonchek-grassroots.html Calhoun, C. (1998). Community without propinquity revisted: communication technology and the transformation of the urban public sphere. Sociological Inquiry, 68, 373-97. Diani, M. (2000). Social Movement Networks: Virtual and Real. Information, Communication & Society, 3(3), 386-401. Fisher, D.R. (1998) Rumoring theory and the Internet: A framework for analyzing the grass roots. Social Science Computer Review, 16(2), 158-168 Myers, D.J. (1994). Communication technology and social movements: Contributions of computer networks to activism. Social Science Computer Review, 12, 250-60. Spears, R., Lea, M., Corneliussen, R.A., Postmes, T., Haar, W. (2002). Computer-mediated communication as a channel for social resistance: The strategic Side of SIDE. Small Group Research, 33(5), 555-574. Wilson, B. (2002). The 'anti-jock' movement: Reconsidering youth resistance, masculinity, and sport culture in the age of the Internet. Sociology of Sport Journal, 19(2), 206-233. Zelwietro, J. (1998). The politicization of environmental organizations through the Internet. Information Society, 14(1), 45-55. I hope this helps, Maria Simone Doctoral Student Temple University


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Sen. James Inhofe is the Dark Knight when it comes to the EPA. Inhofe has launched an investigation into suspicions conservative have about the EPA being politicized by this administration.
Inhofe has discovered that the agency delayed releasing a New Source Performance Standards (NSPS) rule for power plants for 66 days despite claiming it did so "as soon as that proposal was released." As a result, the EPA would not have to finalize its ruling until after the 2014 elections, since it would have a year from its date of publication to do so.
From Sen. Inhofe's Press Office:
[Sen. Inhofe] sent a letter Monday to Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Gina McCarthy seeking answers for the discrepancy in her January 16 on-the-record statement that the EPA submitted the New Source Performance Standards (NSPS) rule for power plants to the Federal Register office "as soon as that proposal was released" to the public on Sept. 20. Newly released written correspondence between Inhofe and the Federal Register's office show that the EPA in fact did not submit the rule until Nov. 25, a full 66 days later, giving EPA the ability to not finalize the rule until after the 2014 elections.
In the letter, Inhofe stated: "Based on the sequence of events, it appears that the delay in the proposal's publication may have been motivated by a desire to lessen the impact of the President's harmful environmental policies on this year's mid-term elections. If EPA had kept the timetable mandated by the President, it would have been obligated to finalize the new rule about six weeks before the 2014 elections. Now, because of EPA's delay, the proposal will not need to be finalized until well after this election cycle."
According to a POLITICO article on April 28, of the five major EPA regulations issued since 2008, four were sent to the Federal Register's office for publication within five days of being announced to the public. The fifth regulation had a 23-day gap as it was announced to the public on Dec. 21, 2011, leading into the Christmas holiday.
In closing, Inhofe wrote: "Consequently, I am launching an oversight investigation to determine whether the timing of the proposed NSPS rule's publication on the EPA's website verses the Federal Register was in any way motivated by electoral politics. We respectfully request that you fully respond to the following questions in writing with any supporting documentation or evidence by May 13, 2014:
1. How did EPA make the decision of when to submit the NSPS rule to the Federal Register? Please provide any and all documents referring or relating to the EPA's decision making process on the submission date.
2. At what point did the EPA decide to not submit the NSPS rule to the Federal Register on the same day as the rule was published on the website? Please provide any and all documents and communications records referring or relating to the decision to delay the submission.
3. What involvement or role did the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB) play in deciding when to submit the rule to the Federal Register? Please provide any and all documents and communications records between OMB and EPA concerning the NSPS rule, its contents, and its official proposal date."
A full copy of the letter to McCarthy can be read by clicking here.
The Clean Air Act requires regulations such as the NSPS rule to be finalized within a year of being published in the Federal Register. Had the NSPS rule been submitted on or around September 20, 2013, as originally stated by the EPA, the rule would have been finalized before the critical 2014 elections, giving Senators the ability to seek a Congressional Review Act resolution of disapproval and force a vote to repeal the rule. Earlier this year, Inhofe announced his plans to CRA any major EPA regulations finalized under the Obama Administration.
Let's see how this play out.

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Task Masters
Businesses do not live by documents alone. Shepherding colleagues through a project may involve coordinating and completing numerous subsidiary tasks. All four of the services we tested have tools for creating tasks and assigning them to group members, and all but Huddle let you tie tasks to a larger goal or milestone. WebOffice provides the most fine-grained task control data, including due date, time of day due, task category, priority level, person assigned the task, and notification reminder.
Basecamp has fewer task options, but it does let you assign tasks remotely via e-mail, even from your BlackBerry.
Staying in Touch
Communication is the key to collaboration. Both Basecamp and Central Desktop support basic threaded-discussion forums for project-related bantering. You can even link Basecamp to 37Signals' Campfire group chat service; WebOffice similarly dovetails with WebEx's separate WebEx Mail service. But none of the four systems incorporates a basic instant messaging application to streamline real-time collaboration.
Web-hosted collaboration removes a slew of document attachments from your e-mail. To keep you abreast of the goings-on in your virtual office, however, each service defaults to notifying you via e-mail about significant activity, such as new task assignments, due dates, and uploaded documents. Basecamp, Central Desktop, and Huddle blessedly give you the option of receiving those notifications via an RSS feed, lightening the load on your inbox.
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Random Rhymes
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The poems, rhymes and random musings of David O. Smith.
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Mitsubishi HC3800 Projector Review
The 1.5:1 zoom will let you place the front of the projector as close as 11 feet 1 inch from a 100 inch diagonal, 16:9 screen. Or, the HC3800 can be placed as far back as 16 feet, 5 inches from the same sized screen, and of course, anywhere in between. These numbers are based on preliminary specs but should prove to be accurate within an inch or so.
Lens Shift
No lens shift for the Mitsubishi HC3800, but that's hardly a surprise for an entry level 1080p DLP projector. The lens offset is significant, though not as great as a lot of DLP home theater projectors over the years. For the usual 100″ diagonal, 16:9 screen, the center of the lens needs to be 16.53 inches above the top of the scren surface, or, if on a table or low shelf, 16.53 inches below the bottom of the screen surface.
With that much lens offset, a number of folks will find they can't use this projector with larger screens (110″ diagonal and larger) in rooms with 8 foot or lower ceilings, or at the least, it will be a close thing.
Consider: 8 foot ceiling, 120 inch diagonal screen: Assume the projector is mounted very close to the ceiling, with a drop of 10 inches from ceiling to center of lens. Then, for the 120″ screen, the lens offset is just less than 20 inches. The screen height is about 59 inches. Bottom line: 96 inches (ceiling) – 10, -20, -59 = 7 inches – the bottom of the screen would be just over 7 inches off the floor. That much offset is handy for placing a projector on a table below screen height, but is a challenge in those lower height ceilings.
Anamorphic Lens
The Mitsubishi HC3800 does support an anamorphic lens. Better still, the HC3800 has support for what Mitsubishi calls Anamorphic Lens Modes 1 and 2.
What is especially nice about the HC3800, is that you can choose to go with an anamorphic lens, but not need the usual motorized sled to move it in front of the regular lens when you want 2.35:1, and out of the way, for everything else.
The first mode provides the usual required aspect ratio for working with an anamorphic lens for 2.35:1 viewing. The second mode, though, assumes that the anamorphic lens remains in front of the lens for 16:9 and 4:3 viewing, and this mode essentially provides the right adjustments to provide the right aspect ratios for those shapes.
For those sold on 2.35:1 without letterboxing, and expected to pay $3000 – $4000+ for an anamorphic lens and sled, this capability should save you about half of that!
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II. Administration (formerly #1331)
D. School Facilities
1. Use of Buildings by Non-School Based Organizations
It is the policy of the Narragansett School Committee to make school facilities available for use by the public when such use does not interfere with school-related activities. The Superintendent of Schools, or his/her designee, is authorized to permit the use of school facilities under the following conditions:
I. Eligible Users
A. School employee groups
B. Federal, state, municipal agencies
C. Responsible, non-school organizations, associations, or individuals
D. School-related agencies
E. The objectives of user groups should be related to civic, cultural, recreational or public welfare activities and be in concert with the objectives of the school district and state/national governments.
F. Religious organizations may use school facilities on the same basis as other user groups, except that the use of facilities for direct religious purposes will be subject to the established fee schedule.
II. Standard Operating Procedure
A. Requests for the use of facilities will be made on a form provided by the Office of the Superintendent.
1. Forms may be requested from the Office of the Superintendent or from the office of any building principal.
2. Requests for facility use are to be filed via the office of the principal of the building facility to be used.
3. Building principals will note schedule conflicts and/or operational concerns prior to forwarding a request to the superintendent.
4. The superintendent or his/her designee will approve/deny the request.
B. The person or organization using school property, including school fields, will be responsible for providing proof, upon request, that they have permission to use the facilities.
C. Use of facilities will not be permitted to interfere with school activities even when such activities may be scheduled after a facilities use application has been approved.
D. Facility usage by any outside group (except the Town of Narragansett Recreation Department) on Saturday or Sunday will require a custodian to be hired.
E. Facility usage will not be granted for admission charge programs unless such programs are held for the purpose of benefiting the educational, civic, or charitable interests of the citizens of the Town of Narragansett.
F. The person or organization using school property shall be responsible for the behavior and discipline of persons using or attending a function and shall furnish, at their own expense, police and/or fire protection and parking supervision as the superintendent/building principal shall direct. The cost and direct payment for police and firefighter will be the responsibility of the renting or user agency.
G. The person or organization using school facilities shall protect school property from abuse and shall be responsible for the cost of additional cleaning and/or the repair of any damage occurring to school property in connection with, or in consequence of, facility use. Damage may result in denial of future facility use. User groups will agree to save and hold harmless the school district from any claim arising from personal injury or property claim suffered or incurred in connection with the use of school facilities.
H. Decorations, electrical fixtures, electrical equipment, or changes in electrical wiring are not permitted unless authorized by the superintendent/building principal after an inspection by the fire department.
I. Smoking is prohibited in school buildings and on school grounds. The person or organization using school buildings will enforce this rule.
J. Alcoholic beverages or illegal substances are not permitted in any part of the school building or on school grounds.
K. Food/drink is not permitted in district school libraries, gymnasiums and auditoriums.
L. The superintendent/building principal shall determine the need for a representative(s) of the district to be in attendance during a facility use.
1. Services of custodians beyond normal shift hours and/or to perform services that are not job assignment related, will result in a charge to users equal to the cost of the head custodian for payment to a custodian by the district. If the determination is made by the building administrator that a custodian is not required, the user group shall be responsible for cleaning the area used.
2. All custodial charges must be paid before the scheduled date of usage.
3. Use of cafeteria kitchen areas requires the services of a cafeteria worker. Payment for this service is to be made directly to the food service company.
M. Authorized representatives of the district will have access to facilities in use.
N. Organizations approved to use auditoriums/cafetoriums and gymnasiums will be responsible for the provision of security, supervisory and support personnel in addition to the school department assigned custodian.
O. The School District, at its discretion, may require the following safety personnel to be assigned based upon the nature of the event :
• Per 100 occupants: 1 police officer or at discretion of the local police department.
• Custodians will be assigned at the discretion of the Administration.
• Damage deposits may be required at the discretion of the Superintendent.
• Per every 150 occupants: 1 firefighter or at discretion of the local fire department to be assigned by the chief.
• The eligible user shall be responsible for payment of safety personnel directly to the police or fire department.
III. Exempted Organizations
A. Narragansett based non-profit groups whose express purpose for using the facilities does not include generation of revenue for the direct benefit of the group and whose activity benefits Narragansett residents are exempted from the facility rental fee. These Include:
1. All school-related student activities.
2. Narragansett-based, non-profit youth organizations such as Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Brownies, etc.
3. Narragansett youth or adult activities sponsored directly by Narragansett School District or Town Recreation Department, such as athletic groups, the arts, civic groups, etc.
4. Narragansett parent-teacher organizations.
5. Narragansett municipal agencies.
6. Employee group activities.
7. Narragansett based non-profit groups whose express purpose for using the facilities does not include generation of revenue for the direct benefit of the group and whose activity benefits Narragansett residents.
B. Rental Fee Structure
• Gymnasiums (including locker rooms) $125.00
• Multipurpose rooms $60.00
• Cafeterias $60.00
• Cafeteria and kitchen* $150.00
• All kitchen usage requires the services of a person approved by Narragansett Schools' food service provider.
• Classrooms $30.00
• Libraries $50.00
• Athletic fields $75.00
• Auditoriums $100.00
• Surcharge for auditorium theatre lighting and public address system $50.00**
• All auditorium theatre lighting and public address system usage requires the services of a person approved by the building audio visual coordinator or building principal.
C. Long-Term Use
• An organization that commits to long-term rental, consisting of five (5) days per week for the school year will be charged 5% of rental fees. All other charges apply.
§ An organization that commits to at least a two week rental will be charged at a rate equal to 50% of the normal fees. All other charges apply.
• An organization that commits to long-term rental, consisting of no less than once per month for the school year, will be charged 25% of rental fees. All other charges apply.
Rental fees and other charges shall be paid by check/money order made payable to the Town of Narragansett School System.
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Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Yarn Along
I haven't felt too bloggy lately, so it's nice to have a posting goal each week.
The rules of the Yarn Along are simple; take a picture of what you're knitting or crocheting, along with what you're reading, and post the picture on Wednesdays.This week I have been reading The Secret Garden.
Before the Elder and I embark on a new chapter book, I like to pre-read them to make sure the words aren't too difficult, or the concepts too adult.
I am on the fence about The Secret Garden.
There is no doubt about the beauty of this story.
Frances Hodgson Burnett's words are poetry.
Her descriptions of the Yorkshire landscape are enough to make you want to drop everything and live on the moors, and the Magic throughout the story just melts your heart.
The sticky point for me is that I don't know if I am ready for the Elder to read about a little girl who is forgotten during a cholera outbreak where everyone she knows dies.
The book really is a masterpiece, so we might just go ahead and read it.
It'll be a while before we're through the Little House books anyway, and maybe I'll be ready for her to hear about Mary Lennox and Mistlethwaite Manor.
The knitting is a new project for a customer.
She is very interested in the Etruscans.
Look at the postcard in the upper right, it's a detail of a fresco from Tarquinia, and she found that exact picture on a sweater in the book Knitting in Tuscany by Nicky Epstein.
I have a good start on this one, and I hope to finish by the end of the month.
Will you join the Yarn Along too?
9 comments:
- appledapple said...
Your knitting takes my breath away, just amazing!
- November 3, 2010 at 8:22 PM
- Ginny said...
You are so talented! That is a beautiful sweater.
My children all loved the Secret Garden!
- November 3, 2010 at 9:54 PM
- kristin said...
hey jess!...i remember reading the secret garden as a child and it was on the top of my favorite list for some years...it was the beauty of the story i loved so much, no the alone and scarier part of the book...i wonder how other children feel about it.
that sweater...WOW! it looks sososo complicaed!!
- November 3, 2010 at 11:14 PM
- Wendy said...
Amazing knitting! The Secret Garden is still one of my favorites!
- November 3, 2010 at 11:33 PM
The Secret Garden was my favorite book as a child. I read it in first grade and loved it ever since.
- November 4, 2010 at 12:54 PM
- Kerry said...
Oh, I haven't read the Secret Garden since I was young. I loved it so! And really Jess, your knitting is always astounding! Really great stuff!
- November 4, 2010 at 1:08 PM
- Plain and Joyful Living said...
Oh my goodness, I can't believe what an amazing sweater you are knitting.
Warm wishes, Tonya
- November 4, 2010 at 3:47 PM
- gatorgirl40 said...
Oh my goodness! I want to knit as good as you when I grow up! How fortunate the receiver of this sweater is! I have never read this book, I might have to give it a whirl.
- November 4, 2010 at 4:33 PM
- Fruitful Harvest said...
Wow that looks hard! :)
I am a brand new knitter...just started my first project about 2 weeks ago and had my 2nd "lesson" tonight.
- November 6, 2010 at 11:10 PM


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Smoke & Ice
Besides the tweed fabric worked in a positive/negative split on the body, you'll find a curved hemline and a bold diamond accent appearing front and center. Three-quarter length sleeves make this a perfect choice for active days.
Skill level: Intermediate
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We were all in our prom gowns and tuxedos, and I laughed my face off.
"We cremated her, went to a nail salon, and [McKenna] got dressed and went to her prom," says McGinn.
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He's the loyal friend of deceased Army Ranger Pat Tillman, impressing fans with his willingness to honor his fallen ex-teammate, even at the risk of NFL fines before reaching a compromise with the league.
He's also the team co-captain who made an obscene gesture toward a fan during a 20-17 win against the Miami Dolphins on Dec. 12.
While passing for 4,089 yards in the regular season, he broke a record held by Broncos legend John Elway and tied Elway's record of 27 touchdowns in a season.
Plummer also was intercepted 20 times, tying for the league lead.
His propensity to do too much and his refusal to accept the reality of no open receivers have resulted in myriad mistakes, including being intercepted after releasing a left-handed pass while being tackled. (Related item: Bell's speed, strength give Broncos kick)
Yet Plummer leads an offense that boasts two pass catchers with more than 1,000 receiving yards in Rod Smith and Ashley Lelie, plus a running back, Reuben Droughns, who surpassed the 1,000-yard rushing mark.
But it doesn't compare to the Peyton Manning-led offense of the Indianapolis Colts, Denver's first-round playoff opponent Sunday. It will be a far different team than the one Denver beat 33-14 last Sunday, needing to clinch a playoff berth against a team preserving most of its starting players by resting them.
A victory would be Plummer's first in the postseason as a Bronco; his one win in three playoff appearances came as a Cardinal after the 1998 season. The Broncos still are seeking their first playoff victory since Elway retired after Super Bowl triumphs in 1997 and 1998.
"They have done a great job of getting ahead of teams with their offense and putting the opposing offense into a passing situation," Plummer said Wednesday of the Colts.
"You look at their front four, especially (Dwight) Freeney, how they can come after you.
"It makes a quarterback make a quick decision into a zone defense, and it can be tough. So obviously, controlling the ball, staying close and being balanced between running and passing the ball is a key for us."
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Scoring from the red zone is also key for a Broncos' team that has repeatedly sputtered.
On 10 occasions, kicker Jason Elam has booted field goals inside the 29-yard line.
As recently as Sunday, the Broncos could not reach the end zone from the 4-yard line, following Kelly Herndon's fumble recovery.
The Broncos' problems in the red zone stem from coach Mike Shanahan's predictability and an aging offensive line that cannot consistently move the pile.
Shanahan primarily calls for running plays inside the 20, in part because he cannot rely on Plummer's judgment. A forced pass could lead to a long interception return, such as the 101-yard play made by Carolina's Julius Peppers in an Oct. 10 game the Broncos pulled out 20-17 on Plummer's 39-yard touchdown pass to Lelie.
In a town where fans tracked the Halloween candy offered by recently minted Hall of Famer Elway, Plummer is under the microscope for his decision-making as much as his scraggly beard and longish hair.
One sports talk caller likened it to the Unabomber look; another compared Plummer to a homeless person.
One sports columnist pleaded with Plummer to visit a hair stylist.
When asked at Wednesday's news conference about his appearance, he said: "Next question."
It has been a roller coaster season for the Boise native, beginning in the offseason, when his wedding was called off at the 11th hour, a situation he will not discuss.
When the Broncos signed Plummer as a free agent from the Cardinals in 2003, the reasoning was that his tendency to throw interceptions (114 in 84 regular-season games with Arizona) was tied to that franchise's lack of talent. In an attempt to play catch-up, Plummer was simply gambling.
In Denver, surrounded by a better team and vaunted receivers, such as Smith and the departed Shannon Sharpe, Plummer would not make as many mistakes. Indeed, he managed his best interception-to-touchdown ratio (7-to-15) in 2003.
But in the 2003 playoffs, when it counted most, Plummer was intercepted twice as the Colts stomped the Broncos 41-10. Now he has another chance. And it could be crucial to his future with the club.
When Plummer signed with Denver for $42 million, the Broncos retained the second layer of a two-tiered bonus.
They have the option to pay it in March or release their talented but unpredictable quarterback.
Which Plummer will show up?
An eighth-year pro in 2004, Plummer threw two interceptions in a 23-10 loss to Cincinnati on Monday Night Football on Oct. 17 and three interceptions the following week in a loss to Atlanta. His quarterback rating against San Diego was 24.8 after he was intercepted four times in a 20-17 loss on Dec. 5.
The past two weeks, as Plummer led the Broncos to playoff-clinching victories, he threw for four touchdowns and was intercepted only once, prompting optimists to believe he's on the right track heading into the playoffs.
His competitive nature and quickness on bootlegs and rollouts give the Broncos a chance against the favored Colts.
But how much can be predicted off those recent wins, against non-playoff-bound Tennessee and a less than full-strength Colts team?
"Obviously, the playoffs is where is it made," Plummer said. "That's where you have to perform and play well in those situations. I have not had a lot of opportunities in my career, so I am looking forward to this one."


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As a "dealer," I can tell you the chances of getting laced marijuana are fairly slim. No one is going to waste a 60 dollar bag of blow to lace 5 bucks worth of pot. And since the prescription pills can go for at least 5 bucks a pop and youd need a lot more than one to even lace a couple of buds. Unless you just happen to have a lot of drugs lying around... youd go broke. Quick. It just doesnt happen. If they have an ulterior motive they might.... but that brings the discussion to a whole new area that we dont need to go into.
Yes I know marijuana isn't usually laced but when I live literally 5 min from the hood in W. Chicago, don't you think I'd hear about it? ALL THE WEED UP HERE IS LACED. It doesn't matter what strain it is, hell they even soak kush in PCP. Why? I don't know. Now if you get out of the hood and go to the other neighborhoods in W. Chicago your usually safe, but the hood, hood has laced weed everywhere. It's just the stuff they sell. Regular drug dealers, no it's not in they're interest to lace weed cos they're losing money. Gangs on the other hand don't care. They do it cos PCP is addicting not because it gets you higher. Not to mention I personally know people in the hood and they directly told me they lace they're weed.
Edit: as for pcp... in liquid form... thats a couple hundo per oz. I dont know how much youd need to lace weed... but its still profit loss if your putting it on your weed and still selling it for the same price. When people lace cannabis with pcp is mostly so that THEY can smoke it. I know there are people who would and do lace it... but that minority is so small when it comes to marijuana.
PCP is cheap, cheap; compared to marijuana that is. They sell they're baggies for 30 bucks and it's kush soaked in PCP. They got "shake" weed which is also kush but kiefed of the THC and then dipped in PCP and they do .5 kush, .5 K2/spice for 20 bucks. That's just what they sell. The messed up thing is, they go down to DeKalb, IL where NIU is and they sell it to the college students. DeKalb is 60 mi from Chicago, so from Chicago through the suburbs to DeKalb there's laced weed everywhere.
Edit edit: and arresting people for having a pound... um what? No! Thats what were kind of fighting against. That would not be legalization. You cant chalk up the law to YOUR smoking habits. I could easily go through a pound in a day. Easily.
I doubt you could honestly get a pound of purple kush and smoke it in a day. Maybe an oz or 2. Do you realize how much a pound is? A pound of good weed (kush) costs anwhere from $2,000 to $3,500. So no I doubt you can smoke that much in a day. Nobody's gonna go through a pound in a day, they're doing it to sell. Look at the numbers, that's a lot of cash. No matter which way you look at it, your in buisness when you have that much on you. You'd have to smoke a gram joint every minute to smoke a pound. Wanna know would happen about 3 hours into that? Your throat would burn so bad that you couldn't smoke anymore and tear up your throat, or you'd pass out.
Actually I guarantee you, you can't smoke a pound easily. You know how idiotic that sounded? It's physically IMPOSSIBLE to smoke a pound of dro by yourself. 5 people couldn't even go through half that in a day. Now if you said oz, I would believe you but a pound, na dude it's impossible. Don't quote back saying that you can and to start a flame war cos I know what I'm talking about. I've been smoking for 4 years now and that's just WAY too much smoke to inhale, PERIOD. No if, and, or but's about it IMPOSSIBLE.
Also... i dont know anyone who sells because its "fun". They sell because they need the money....
As I said eariler, regular dealers up here don't. It's the street gangs. Also, street gangs don't sell it cos they need money. Wanna know why they sell it? They don't wanna get shot. If you disobey your hood leader he's gonna shoot you cos he thinks your gonna rat him out. I personally know people in street gangs up here and they want the hell out. They can't get out cos they'll get shot. Once you join there's no way out. They also sell it to take over more hoods. They wanna send OTHER street gangs OOB. Street gangs are filthy rich, they're driving around $250,000 cars. So no they don't sell cos they need money. You wouldn't understand what I'm talking about unless you lived at the edge of the hood. Theres even a couple G's in my neighborhood. I gotta watch what color I wear or I may be mistaked for a Vice Lord, Black Mafia, Latin King, or Folk for my colors even tho I'm white. I know this has nothing to do with the discussion I'm just tellin you there's laced weed out cos I live so close to the hood.
Even though you'd pass out trying to smoke a pound it's still not overdosing. Your gonna wake right up without any harm. Your gonna feel like crap but nothing "bad" is gonna happen. If you tried to pop a bottle of prescription pills, then ya you'd die, or you'd end up in the hospital with a tube coming out your stomach. Heroin, too much will kill you, PERIOD, END OF DISCUSSION. Too much blow may kill you. BUT too much marijuana will not kill you nor harm you.
Another reason I believe it should be legalized is 1. It relieves stress, anxiety, any mental disorders, and appetite loss. It even helps people with insomnia sleep. So in comparison what's safer; marijuana or Xanax? Xanax is used for anxiety but highly addicting but marijuana does the same thing but not addicting. 2. It relieves pain, it doesn't completely get rid of it but it helps. Which is safer; Vicodin or marijuana? Marijuana, too much vicodin can kill and it's highly addicting as well. It's clear marijuana is the safest alternative to stress, appetite, anxiety, mental disorders, insomnia, etc.
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The director of the National Gallery of Australia, Brian Kennedy, will front his last Senate estimates committee today with plans for a new front door to the Canberra institution still balancing on delicate negotiations with the original architect, Col Madigan.
Kennedy is expected to report that the spewing black coils which have marred the gallery's air-conditioning system - and his previous appearances before the committee - have been removed in a $14 million internal refurbishment that, finally, is almost complete. The gallery has upgraded air, smoke and fire systems and renovated the interior to expose Madigan's long-covered soaring interiors. But his 1980s "new brutalist" exterior - and the Government's untested "moral rights" legislation protecting its integrity - remains a drawn-out dilemma for the NGA.
The businessman Charles Curran was appointed to the NGA Council in October and given the task of driving the project forward.
The problem was, the moral rights law had effectively given Madigan a veto over any new design. Although Madigan's legal rights are limited his supporters are willing to fight any changes they don't approve of in court - and the Government is loath to see the nation's biggest arts institution become the test case for the limits of diminishing an artist's integrity.
Madigan is understood to have been consulted on the choice of a new architect - still undisclosed - but had not yet agreed to a division of key roles and fees.
Yesterday, an NGA spokesman would say only that Kennedy would address the issue in testimony today.
The Government has refused to release a 13-page "design performance brief" produced by J.G. Service, on the grounds that it would "diminish the commercial value of the information".
Other NGA documents suggest the confidential brief would "include the key elemental design issues. It is not intended as a 'design brief' as such but rather it will set out all the elements of the project, key principles and will recognise the moral rights issues".
An internal summary of project expenses - dated September 2003 - shows that at least $630,000 had been spent on selecting an architect and planning, while more than $3 million had gone in consultant fees to a managing architect, sub-consultants, programming and costing.
But a conservation management plan for the NGA, which was meant to be released six months ago, has not been seen yet.
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Also yesterday, a spokesman for the Minister for the Arts, Senator Rod Kemp, said the minister had not yet received any recommendation from the selection panel for a new director at the National Museum of Australia.
The panel includes the secretary of the Department of the Arts, Helen Williams, NMA chairman Tony Staley and the Public Service Commissioner, Andrew Podger. None had experience working in a museum or as a historian.
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Using combined data from retail specialists IRI and on-trade analysts CGA Strategy, Westons reported that UK cider sales are now worth £3 billion, having increased by 6.2% during the last year.
This positive performance builds on cider's growth over the last decade, during which time the category has enjoyed a 3.86 compound annual growth rate compared to a -2.92% CAGR decline from the beer category.
With the UK's £38bn BWS category seeing overall value growth of 0.5% but an on-trade led volume decline of -2.1%, data showed that cider is outperforming these figures.
Despite a -1.1% volume decline in the UK on-trade, cider enjoyed 3.9% value growth in this sector; while in the off-trade it has achieved 5.5% volume and 10.2% value growth during the last year.
Within this, CGA Strategy indicated that the strongest on-trade growth is coming from premium draught cider, which increased volume sales by 18.5% last year, and draught fruit cider, which represents just £6m of the market but saw 235.8% growth in 2013.
Although CGA noted cider's reliance on declining outlets such as wet-led pubs and sports and social clubs, it nevertheless predicted that the category would enjoy a further 5% growth in the on-trade by 2018.
Meanwhile in the UK's £14.5bn off-trade market, IRI BWS Outlets data showed that cider is growing more than twice as fast as both the lager category and total BWS sales, although at £1.1bn it remains less than half the size of the £3bn lager market.
While cider's on-trade growth is coming from across the various retail sectors, the most significant increase is coming from the expanding convenience multiples sector, which saw 291 new stores open in 2013.
Despite the growing popularity of serves such as mulled cider, the category's performance remains particularly dependent on the weather. The UK's sunny weather during July 2013 saw sales leap by almost 40% compared to July 2012, when the country received 100 fewer hours of sunshine.
By contrast, cider struggles to benefit as much as lager from major sporting events. The 2010 FIFA World Cup saw lager volume sales leap by 34%, ahead of cider, which saw 30% higher sales than an "average week".
In common with the on-trade, fruit ciders remain a particularly strong area of growth and investment, with sales more than doubling from £82m to £217m in the last two years. Nevertheless, apple cider retains the largest market share with 65.8% of the total category.
Against this promising backdrop for the cider industry, Westons Cider confirmed plans to invest more than £3.5 million across its portfolio during 2014, the company's largest ever marketing spend. This is due to increase by a further 20% in 2015.
This spend will range from sponsorship deals such as the Cheltenham Jazz Festival, as well as sampling events, on-pack promotions, new point of sale material and a consumer marketing focus on digital media.
Looking back on a "remarkable year" for the Herefordshire-based producer, Westons' head of marketing Ian Lewis pointed to volume and value growth of more than 20% in the last year as the company increased production by the equivalent of 11m pints.
With growth across its brand portfolio, which includes Stowford Press, Henry Westons, Wyld Wood and Old Rosie, Lewis confirmed an aim to "double the size of our business."
An important focus for achieving this ambition is export markets, which currently account for 7.7%, or 3m litres annually, of Westons' total sales volumes.
With its cider already available in more than 40 markets, last month the company announced plans to step up this coverage by pushing into new markets across Asia, South America, Africa and the Caribbean.
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Others might falter on the way; might palter with the truth; might parlay with the enemy.
It is in vain to palter with our conscience: there are not two honours—two honesties.
"palter not with me, Sir Scot—it were ill for thy safety," said the irritable monarch.
Aziel could no longer palter with himself, it was the truth.
When a man is going on my journey he does not palter with truth.
It must not, like the witches in Macbeth, "palter in a double sense."
We do not like the double-faced prevaricator, who cozens both sides, and deals in words that palter in a double sense.
She would face the truth and not palter with it, now that the crisis had really come.
Never for an instant did either of these palter with the other.
He felt that he could not palter with a woman in the grasp of an agony like this.
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Realistically looking at the NFC Playoff picture it looks like the 6th seed will go to either us or the Seahawks. Unfortunately the replacement refs gave Seattle a W against Green Bay and therefore are currently in the 6th seed spot, where we should be. If we want to get the last playoff spot we will have to have a better record than Seattle because they will have the conference tie breaker over us most likely. We both sit at 6-5. Here are the remaining games.
@Denver - toss up
Philadelphia - W
@New Orleans - toss up
St. Louis - W
@Atlanta - W (my guess is that they have already clinched 1 seed and rest starters)
@Chicago - L
Arizona - W
@Buffalo - W
San Francisco - L
St. Louis - W
Due to Seattle having the tie breaker over us we need to have one more win then them at the end of the year if we are to make the playoffs. Looking at the two schedules that means that we will have to go 4 - 1 over a tough schedule while Seattle loses the games it should lose and goes 3 - 2. It's doable but in order for us to make the playoffs we will have to win one of the tough "toss up" games on top of the 3 games we should win if we even want a say at the playoffs this year.
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Since I think the only thing holding us back from the playoffs is our pass defense, let's look at that more closely.
- Peyton Manning
- Demaryius Thomas
- Mcgahee out, so they will lean on the pass a bit more
Unfortunately, I see a
in this game.
- Nick Foles
- Desean Jackson
- Lesean Mccoy, not sure if he'll be back from his concussion or not
Either way I see a
for us here. We should get a couple picks off Foles.
New Orleans
- Drew Brees
- Multitude of weapons
I see us putting up lots of points (35+) but
this game. Brees should throw for 400+ yards easily.
St. Louis
- Sam Bradford
- Hopefully we can contain Jackson
We should
this one, Bradford is meh and their weapons aren't exactly scary.
- We just played them, we know what they're about.
I think because we will be entering this game at 8-7 in my hypothetical situation, we will come out flying this game, whereas Atlanta will probably just be coasting to the playoffs, so I see us
this game.
Overall, I see this happening and us finishing 9-7.
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I hope the Seahawks both starting CB's get suspended. That way they could possibly have a trap game at BUF and STL aren't easy wins either. Bucs need to go 4-1 to be a LOCK for the playoffs.
If we end up 9-7 we better hope Cowboys, Redskins, Saints, and Seattle drop mad games.
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This is where Josh Freeman needs to step it up and take the next step over the next 5 games. Yesterday, he dissapointed. Not hitting the big throws in the key moments.
He's got the ceiling, but if he can step up and play to his potential, no doubt, 4-1, heck even 5-0 down this stretch can be possible. But we're never going to get respect unless we beat a quality opponent.
These next 5 games are winnable because we've been in every game and SHOULD have won yesterday.
The fact our defensive line generated very little pass rush and us giving up 356 to Matt Ryan in the Air, we still lost by 1, and that is with our offense not executing (dropped balls, missing open WRs).
Schiano has done an excellent job correcting mistakes. And all of these mistakes are correctable and simple fundamentals that need coaching.
I think this is very possible to make a playoff run if Freeman steps it up these next few weeks.
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Posted: Mon Nov 26, 2012 7:06 pm
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dang it lil shorty totally beat me too it i was going to post a thread like this as soon as i got off watch today
but yea we can definitely pull off a wild card
out of all our losses this year we have lost by a combined 22 points
i say again 22 points!
but i see us possibly having a heart break down the stretch
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I think Seattle finishes 8-8 where we finish 9-7.
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so really there are 3 teams in the mix and 2 teams that could make a miracle happen.
Seahawks- Chicago, Arizona, Buffalo, San Fran, Stl
Us- Denver, Philly, New Orleans, Stl, Atlanta
Vikings- Green Bay, Chicago, Stl, Houston, Green Bay
Skins- NYG, Baltimore, Cleveland, Philly, Dallas
Dallas- Philly, Cinci, Pittsburg, New Orleans, Washington
The Vikings have a really rough end of the season, I do not see them as a threat at all. We are banking on Atlanta resting starters week 17, Is there a chance that San Fran will be resting starters week 16 v. The seahawks? Their last 5 games seem a bit softer than ours, but they might have 2 starting CB's getting suspended, But really even with those suspensions are their CB's gonna be any weaker than ours? This really could come down to one or two stupid mistakes by either us or the hawks. We should have went for it or punted instead of letting him try that 57 yard field goal last week! Hindsight 20/20\
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If we get in the playoffs were guna be a tough team to beat. I think we can beat Denver this week. Its all about field position and our red zone offense. Koenen needs to have a great game this week.
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Like some others have been saying I think that with the looming suspensions of Seattle's CBs we very well might catch a break and be able to make the playoffs at a 9-7 record. However, lets say that we make the playoffs. We must beat either the Broncos or Saints with the CBs and pass D we have in order to show that we could keep up with a playoff team. The corners are our Achilles heel and I feel it's gonna hurt us against Peyton and Drew but if we play bend but don't break and Freeman and the O can put up points we have a chance in these games and at playoffs. One thing is for sure though. We better play our best football of the year over the next 5 weeks.
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