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Tonight, "Piers Morgan Live" brings you "Gone to Pot: America's Marijuana Obsession," an hour-long special on the changing perceptions of cannabis in the United States. Actor Adrian Grenier is well known for his role as Vincent Chase in Entourage; Morgan sits down with the documentary producer to discuss marijuana and his film, "How to Make Money Selling Drugs."
"The film, 'How to Make Money Selling Drugs,' is really targeted to kids. Like, we want young people to see this movie," said Grenier. "Young people are on the Internet; they see a lot. But what they don't have are adults talking to them straight, telling them how it is, so that they can make educated choices about, you know, what to do in the right circumstances and what not to do."
The documentary, from Tribeca Films, is available on iTunes and Google Play. Tune in tonight at 9 to watch Grenier discuss drug legalization, President Barack Obama's past drug use and the possibility of an Entourage movie.
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Prior to Adrian Grenier's spot, a CYMBALTA commercial aired. The side effects of this prescription drug is scarier to me than marijuana. I do not take any prescription drugs on principle as it is a heinous business and I want no part in it. I do not smoke pot but am I not against it either. It has been proven to actually help people – what is wrong with that???
100% agree. I weaned myself off of Cymbalta by opening up the caplets and dividing the tiny granules into small doses. It took me weeks. The dt's from that were incredible and penetrating feeling like electro-shock therapy behind the eyes.
Cannabis is my medicine now. And I can miss several days without feeling any kind of physical addiction.
Society needs to realize that the prohibition of Cannabis has NOTHING to do with safety and everything to do with money. If it were about safety, Tobacco and Alcohol would not be widely sold.
Here's a question to ponder: If scientists found that eating rose petals cured something, would growing Roses be banned and their sale made illegal?
Opinion, By Alexandra D. Datig: Don't Know What to Think about the Drug Legalization Debate? You're Not Alone.
By Alexandra D. Datig, Los Angeles, California – Source: http://commonsenserecovery.blogspot.com
For the last two decades there has been an increasing dialogue about whether or not marijuana and even cocaine should be legal. Some policy makers, people in recovery and treatment believe that if pot were legal, it would help those who are trying to rebuild his or her life after addiction. By loosening criminal penalties this would make it easier for offenders to get a job, a student loan and so on. Yes, these things should be made possible, but not by condoning drug use.
During my 12 years as a citizen advocate, I have been taking part in the anti-drug legalization dialogue for some time. Over the years I have learned that there are only few people who understand the struggle of recovery. Usually it is the people who have seen someone die from drug addiction or alcoholism or have been in treatment themselves. Rarely and almost never have I seen people in recovery come out in the marijuana debate. During my journey in what is seen as a highly complex discussion, I have seen policy wonks advising society to get treatment. I have seen alcohol drinkers recommend people in recovery speak out and share their experience. I have seen influential figures in recovery stay silent when some of the best opportunities for sharing his or her experience, strength and hope in recovery were before them. On one occasion, I have even seen a prevention organization whose mission it is to work with people in recovery slam the door in my face because of all things, I was a human trafficking survivor. As a woman in recovery of more than 14 years, I have also been threatened by drug legalizers and manipulated by some people who were supposed to be on my side. All this for trying to inspire recovery as recommended by the Office of National Drug Control Policy. Sure makes you wonder if all the right people, with the right level of experience are at the forefront making the right arguments for our citizens. Thankfully, I am proud to be working with some of those who understand their work.
But that should leave us all to wonder, who are the good guys anyway? Who are the bad guys? If you're arguing in favor of drug use, you're arguing for an increase in crime and the building of more prisons which is the last thing we need. This has been a proven fact and while they should, none of the legalization experts will argue about this being a major sticking point of the legalization debate.
If you're advocating prevention and educating communities not to meddle with drugs in the first place, then you're definitely one of the good guys. If you're providing training to aid and curb the staggering recidivism rate with effective re-entry programs, then you are not only a good guy, but you may be on to something.
According to the Bureau of Prisons, the recidivism rate for offenders on probation is 66%. That means after three years, people who leave prison are sent back to prison usually due to a parole violation over a technical offense or a crime violating parole. The Los Angeles Times, recently reported that California's state prisons are at 151% capacity! Truth in Sentencing laws mandate criminals serve out more of their full sentence and are not let out early due to good behavior. Therefore, more offenders are crowding America's prisons, some of which are old and run down and barely inhabitable. The U.S. Department of Justice reports "there is extensive evidence of the strong relationship between drug use and crime," noting that drug users report more involvement in crime, people with criminal records are more likely than those without criminal records to report being drug users, and crime rises as drug use increases. But this does not mean that a criminal record causes drug addiction. Those of us who have been in recovery for a long time know it is the other way around. Drug use causes high risk behavior that can result in crime causing a criminal record.
It is time the value of those in recovery is seen as an effective tool to aid the social perception of what causes crime and dangerous behavior. A wealth of information lies within those who understand how to put his or her life back together after addiction and all that comes with it. Yes, I know it is not a pretty argument but it is a whole lot better than thinking legal drugs will solve all our problems when in fact it will make them WORSE. In my experience it is not whether something is legal or illegal. Chances of succeeding and feeling great about life are far greater if drugs and alcohol are not part of it.
I'll be honest- a black market can and will exist regardless of how lenient regulation is. That being said, a total ban on a commodity gives incentives to criminals whereas even a crapsack system (like tobacco sin taxes) will curb drug smuggling because it is still available to the public. Prohibition is interesting because on the surface it seems to be the most logical thing in the world. The theory goes: if you restrict the supply to the populace, a potential drug addict would never use the substance in the first place.
In the real world however, people will still find a way to meet that supply, so the government also needs to curb down demand. They do this by being tough on crime. As far as actual addicts are concerned, treatment needs to be available but not at the expense of responsible drug users, who make up the majority of users I might add.


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Pa. lawyers: Same-sex licenses risk serious harm
A Pennsylvania county court clerk's decision to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples is a separation-of-powers violation that "risks causing serious and limitless harm" in Pennsylvania and beyond, according to a legal filing Monday by lawyers for the state Health Department and Gov. Tom Corbett.
The filing in Commonwealth Court fleshed out the Health Department's legal claim against D. Bruce Hanes, the Montgomery County orphan's court clerk who has issued 116 marriage licenses to same-sex couples over the past three weeks.
"There is no limit to the administrative and legal chaos that is likely to flow from the clerk's unlawful practice," the administration's lawyers wrote.
The administration said Hanes has a duty to follow state law that defines marriage as between a man and a woman _ and argued that county officials who flout the law "may be guilty of a misdemeanor for each act of neglect or refusal."
The administration's lawyers argued that if a law directs government officials to do something, they can't disregard that direction simply because they believe it to be unconstitutional. A 1996 state law defined marriage as involving "one man and one woman."
Hanes began issuing marriage licenses after Attorney General Kathleen Kane, a fellow Democrat, announced she would not defend the state's ban on same-sex marriage in a federal lawsuit, saying current law was not constitutional.
A spokesman for Montgomery County said its lawyers were reviewing the filing and had no immediate comment.
Hanes has cited as justification for his decision this summer's U.S. Supreme Court ruling that the federal government can't deny benefits to married same-sex couples who live in states that allow same-sex marriage.
He said Monday he had not read the administration's brief.
"I don't think it's a good idea for me to comment on this at this point," Hanes said.
The Corbett administration wants a judge to order Hanes to immediately cease issuing licenses to same-sex couples.
The latest filing argued the clerk's actions have interfered with the uniform administration of law. It warned that one possible consequence of Hanes' actions may be that same-sex couples may apply for benefits reserved for married couples.
"Ours is a government of laws, not one of public officials exercising their will as they believe the law should be or will be," the administration argued, adding that only courts can declare a law unconstitutional and suspend it.


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This is one of those "must see" places for visitors and locals alike. Part toy store, part drugstore of years past (or the five and dime) and part home goods store. You'll find a huge selection of souvenirs, locally made products, books for young and old, and gifts ranging from funny and unique to gifts for the most discerning shopper. In addition to rustic lodge and cabin decor, western motif and items for the garden you'll want to browse all the color coordinated, themed pockets of super fun stuff!
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- About Port Colborne
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FAQs about our community...
How did Port Colborne get its name?
Our community was first called Sugarloaf, and later Gravelly Bay. Following the completion of the First Welland Canal in 1833, William Hamilton Merritt purchased land surrounding Gravelly Bay and re-named the Canal's southern port-of-entry in honour of the Lieutenant-Governor of Upper Canada (Ontario), Sir John Colborne. A former commander in the British Army, Sir John led the decisive infantry at the Battle of Waterloo. As Lieutenant-Governor, he helped establish Upper Canada College. At a critical point in the construction of the First Welland Canal he assisted Merritt in finding British investors for the struggling Canal project.
Has Anyone Famous Come From Port Colborne?
A number of Port Colborne residents have left their mark on the world. The City has produced a number of well-known athletes, including Ted 'Teeder' Kennedy, former captain of the NHL's Toronto Maple Leafs; Don Simmons, a goalie for Toronto and Boston; and Bronco Horvath, a forward for the Boston Bruins.
Other well-known residents include ship owner Scott Misener; CBC parliamentary correspondent Eric Sorensen; former Canadian Ambassador to Saudia Arabia Alan Lever, and humourist and author William Thomas.
Judge Helen Kennear was the first woman in the Commonwealth to be given the designation of 'Kings Council', and the first female lawyer to appear before the Supreme Court of Canada. She was also the first woman judge in the Commonwealth. A postage stamp honouring Helen Kinnear was issued by the Government of Canada in 1993.
Where Is Downtown Port Colborne?
Port Colborne began on the east side of Welland Canal. Its first commercial district was on "East Street." Later, new stores and warehouses were establish on the opposite side of the Canal on West Street. When a new channel was constructed in 1932 for the Fourth Welland Canal, East Street was demolished and the area excavated. This area is marked by the span of the Clarence Lift Bridge.
Ever since Port Colborne amalgamated with the Town of Humberstone in 1952, the community has had two separate commercial areas. The Old Humberstone Business District is located along Main Street (Highway 3) west of Lock 8 Gateway Park. This area contains a variety of services, retail stores, restaurants and taverns. The Downtown Business District centres on Clarence Street and several adjoining streets (including Historic West Street). This area contains retail shops, small boutiques, restaurants, bars, financial institutions and a variety of government services.
Where Can I Park Near West Street & the Downtown Business District?
There are a total of 575 free parking spaces located in the Downtown Business District. One hour parallel parking spaces can be found along Clarence, King, Charlotte and Catharine Streets. Parking along Historic West Street is limited to 2 hours north of Catharine, and 1 hour south of Catharine.
Free Municipal parking lots are located at Market Square (corner of Charlotte and Catharine Streets) and beside the railway tracks just north of the Clarence-King Street intersection. These lots contain parking for nearly 200 vehicles. Visitors with trailers or RVs should use the City's municipal parking lots whenever possible. A bus parking area has been designated on the west side of King Street next to Niagara Credit Union.
Why Are there Grain Elevators at the Entrance To the Harbour?
Ever since the First Welland Canal was completed to Port Colborne in 1833, Great Lakes ship owners have attempted to lower their overhead costs by constructing larger and larger vessels. When the grain growing areas of the Canadian prairies opened up during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, new bulk carriers were launched to transport grain from Fort William and Port Arthur (present-day Thunder Bay) to ports in eastern Canada and the United States. Many of these ships were too large to pass through the Canal locks. Therefore Port Colborne developed into an important trans-shipment point for the loading and unloading of grain onto smaller canal boats or connecting railways.
The Government Grain Terminal stands closest to Sugarloaf Harbour. It was constructed in 1908 to store wheat shipped from the Canadian prairies. In 1919, an explosion blew the top off the elevators, killing 10 workers, sinking a barge, and shattering windows throughout the community. The facility reopened in 1920 and continues to function as a major Great Lakes grain terminal.
The old Maple Leaf Mills facility sits immediately adjacent to the canal. Completed in 1910, it was , at one time, the largest flour mill in the British Empire. The facility was substantially rebuilt in 1960 following an explosion and fire. Today the mill is operated by Archer Daniels Midland.
These facilities, combined with the Robin Hood Mills operation on the Welland Canal near Ramey's Bend, make Port Colborne the flour milling capital of Canada.
FAQs about our location...
How Do I Get To Niagara Falls?
The most scenic drive involves traveling east on Highway 3 to Fort Erie and then along the Niagara River Parkway to Niagara Falls. This leads visitors directly to the Falls and Victoria Park. However, if you wish to get to Niagara Falls quickly, more direct routes are listed below.
Highway 140 is the best starting point for travelers who desire a more direct route to Niagara Falls accommodations and attractions. Take Highway 140 north to Welland, turn left on Regional Road 27 (East Main Steet) and proceed through the tunnel under Welland Canal. Turn right on Highway 406 and follow it north towards St. Catharines.
Tourism Oriented Directional Signage for Niagara Falls accommodations and attractions appears near the point where Highway 406 interchanges with Regional Road 20. Exit Highway 406, then turn right on Regional Road 20 and proceed east towards Niagara Falls. Highway 20 becomes Lundy's Lane, the location of many motels and campgrounds. Continue on Lundy's Lane and look for directional signs pointing to the Fallsview, Clifton Hill and Victora Park tourist areas.
A quicker, though less scenic, route is to follow Highway 140 to Welland, turning right on to Regional Road 27 (East Main Street). Follow East Main Street, which becomes Schisler Road, to where it ends at a "T" intersection. Turn left on Regional Road 98 (Montrose Road). Follow Montrose Road, past Niagara Square Shopping Centre to the QEW/ McLeod Road interchange. Turn right on McLeod Road and follow the directional signs to the Fallsview and Niagara Parks tourist areas.
The Niagara Falls Tourist Information Centre can be found on Stanley Avenue near Highway 420.
FAQs about the Welland Canal...
How Does the Canal Work?
It all works on gravity. Water flows downhill from the higher elevation of Lake Erie down to Lake Ontario. The water runs through the main shipping channel, as well as spillways located along side. There are large valves located within each lock. When opened, these allow water to flow through tunnels in the walls and into, or out of, the lock. Water enters from the 'reach' above each lock and the 'pondage' area which serves as a reservoir. When emptied into the'reach' below, the water flows on to the next lock, to be used again.
What Do Ships Carry Through the Canal?
Over 80 percent of Canal traffic is made up of bulk cargos like grain, iron and nickel ore, coal, cement, chemicals and oil. Manufactured goods of all kinds pass in and out of the Great Lakes on international container ships. The Provinces of Manitoba and Saskatchewan supply most of the Canadian grain exports. Wheat, barley, corn, flaxseed, oats, and rye are shipped from the Port of Thunder Bay at the western end of Lake Superior. Lakers taking grain to ports on the Lower St. Lawrence River often load a 'backhaul' shipment of Quebec iron ore for Canadian and American steel mills. Lakers also carry nickel ore and other precious metals from mines near Sudbury to the International Nickel Company (INCO) Refinery in Port Colborne.
Why do they run water on the Decks of Ships passing through the Canal?
On a hot day, ships are often seen with sprays of water, or hoses washing down the decks. This is done to prevent 'hogging.' Hogging occurs when a ship's metal deck expands and arches like "a hog's back.' This forces the bow and stern to expand outwards and downwards, while the hull retains the temperature of the surrounding water and does not change size. The result would be the boat sinking deeper into the water. Any change in a ship's draft can bring it dangerously close the Canal bottom, or shoals or sandbars located near the approaches to the Canal.
Is Lock 8 Different from Other Locks on the Canal?
The first seven locks on the Welland Canal system are lift locks. They are meant to raise or lower ships near Lake Ontario and the Welland Canal. Lock 8 is primarily a guard lock, regulating (along with the Weir dam and Spillway located further west) the amount of water which comes into the Canal from Lake Erie. Depending on weather conditions on Lake Erie, Lock 8 raises a ship between 1 and 4 feet. At 1380 feet, Lock 8 is the longest lock on the Welland Canal and one of the longest in the world!


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October's "UFC 136: Edgar vs Maynard III" event will go 12 fights deep, as UFC brass today announced Darren Elkins (12-2 MMA, 2-1 UFC) will meet Tiequan Zhang (13-1 MMA, 1-0 UFC) on the card.
Featuring title fights in both the lightweight and featherweight divisions, UFC 136 takes place Oct. 8. The evening's main card airs on pay-per-view.
Elkins vs. Zhang takes place on the night's un-aired preliminary card.
"China's best prospect, Tiequan Zhang, makes his return to the octagon versus the always-tough Darren Elkins at UFC 136," UFC president Dana White stated in the release.
Elkins returns after a controversial decision win over Michihiro Omigawa at UFC 131. The June contest saw Elkins take a unanimous-decision nod, though White admitted he thought the result should have gone the other way and paid the Japanese fighter his win bonus.
The bout is just Ekins' second at featherweight.
Meanwhile, Zhang looks to notch his second victory under the UFC banner after submitting Jason Reinhardt at this past February's UFC 127 event.
"The Mongolian Wolf" began his Zuffa run with two fights under the WEC banner – a run that included a submission win over Pable Garza and a decision loss to Danny Downes.
For more on UFC 136, stay tuned to the UFC Rumors section of the site.
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REGINA, SASKATCHEWAN--(Marketwired - Oct. 24, 2016) - Viterra is pleased to announce it has been recognized by the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce with an ABEX Service Award. The award acknowledges companies that provide exceptional service to its customers, and go above and beyond to meet their needs.
"We're very proud to win an award that recognizes great service. We've made significant investments in our employees, technology and infrastructure to support our customer focus, which is the foundation that Viterra is built on," said Kyle Jeworski, Viterra's President and CEO for North America. "We realize that each one of our customers has goals and challenges that are unique to them, so we work hard to develop solutions that can make their individual businesses better. Our employees take great pride in being trusted advisors to farmers, so it's great to see their efforts rewarded with this prestigious distinction."
Viterra was presented with the award at the 2016 ABEX Awards gala on October 22.
About Viterra
Viterra is Canada's grain industry leader, supported by the expertise of its people, a superior network of assets, and unrivalled connections to world markets. Headquartered in Regina, Saskatchewan, our commitment to agriculture goes back over 100 years, partnering with farmers to market and move their crops to areas of need around the world. Our continued focus on operational excellence throughout North America allows us to efficiently handle, process, distribute and transport grains and oilseeds. We provide further value to our partners through a wide variety of contracting and risk management tools to help them realize the full potential of their crops. For more information on Viterra in North America, please visit. Viterra is part of the Agricultural Business Segment of Glencore.
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This scientist was stationed on the Bre'el IV science station and was an assistant to Doctor Garin in 2366.
When the USS Enterprise-D arrived to assist the planet in restoring the orbit of its moon, which was about to collide with the planet, the scientist informed Captain Jean-Luc Picard that their efforts to restore the moon had failed and that a collision would cause earthquakes and tsunamis. She, along with Garin, worked closely with Geordi La Forge in trying to solve the problem. (TNG: "Deja Q")
These three technicians were stationed on the Bre'el IV science station and were part of a team that tried to restore the orbit of Bre'el IV's moon, which was about to collide with the planet. (TNG: "Deja Q")


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Hello Flow Fans!
Today I wanted to write about a solution I recently wrote which ties together Flow, SharePoint and Teams. I wanted to utilize a recurring Flow, set to run every day to grab the current days events from a SharePoint calendar and post a message to my Teams channel to let everyone know what events are occuring today. Pretty cool right? Let's take a look at how to set this up.
1. Create a blank Flow and add a Recurrance Trigger. Configure the advanced settings so that the Flow runs every day at 8 per the screenshot below:
2. Add a Get Items - SharePoint Action. Point this to the URL where you SharePoint calendar is stored.
Note: SharePoint Calendars will NOT show in the dropdown of list options. You have to click the "Manual" option and type in the name of your SharePoint Calendar
3. Now we need to configure the Filter options for the Get Items so that it will get only the current day's items. This step is a little tricky. We can't do a simple EventDate eq 'utcNow()' because the EventDate is a Date Time so that evaluation will only work if the exact date and time matches. Additionally, we can't use a formateDate on the EventDate field either. That leaves us with using greater than and less than expressions to check if the event is between the 12am and 11:59pm on the current date as shown below:
EventDate ge 'utcNow('yyyy-MM-ddT00:00:00Z')' and EventDate lt 'addDays(utcNow(),1,'yyyy-MM-ddT00:00:00Z')'
4. We need to get these results in a user-friendly format to post to Teams. To do this, we will insert a "Data Operations - Select" action. Pass in the Values from our Get Items action and fill out the item value pairs for whatever information you want to show as shown in the screenshot below:
5. Next, we'll insert a "Data Operations - HTML" action so that we can format our output into an easy to read HTML table layout
6. Finally, add a Teams - Post to Channel action. Point this to your Team and Channel and set the value to your HTML Output
You can use this same method to send a daily email of the current day's events as well. Hope this was helpful!
Great stuff!
I am doing this today.
But how would you modify your formula if you wanted the flow to only run once per week and include the whole weeks events in the post on teams?
So for example UtcNow +5 days for example.
Flow is triggered every monday at 8 in the morning.
Export all events from monday (the day the flow runs) and then 5 days ahead.
That should be pretty easy to do. If you set the Flow to run once a week at the start of the week then the only thing you'd need to change in the directions is the Recurrance settings and the filter in the Get items. If you change the "Less Than" function to this:
That should be the events from the start of the week plus 5 (typical work week).
Well i got it to work in a way.
First error however is that the table that is created mixes the events. So i get one event that is today in the middle of the list and one event that is in two days at the top of the list.
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Second error i found is that the times in the post is all wrong.
If you view the screenshot above and see the first start time in the top of the list.
It says 12.30.00
But in the calendar that event is scheduled for 14,30.00
So it seems everything is off by two hous
Nice job, another alternative would be to use a rich card to post to Teams, which can then be more interactive.
@aprildunnam - How can you make the Flow check if there are or aren't items. If there aren't for the day, don't send.
@Anonymous - The easiest way is probably to add a Compose Action in right after your SharePoint Get Items action. Put in an expression in the Compose Action to check for the length of the Get Items call. Then you can add in a Condition to only continue if the length is not zero. The formula for checking the length would be like this:
@aprildunnam I'm using this exact flow for everyone's birthday and it works great except I'm experiencing a couple issues. It will post someone's birthday the day before the actual event. For example, if my birthday is tomorrow, it will post today. I tried changing the 1 to 2 in the addDays piece, but that resulted in posting past and future birthdays instead of just 'today.' Do you think 0 would work?
I'm also trying out the compose/condition steps as I type this and I just want to make sure I'm configuring this right. I added Compose after SharePoint - Get items; then added Condition where it says "Output (from Compose action) - is greater than - 0." Then I moved everything following (Select, Create HTML table, Post a message) under the "If yes" side. Leaving the "If no" side blank should essentially do nothing, correct?
@aprildunnam - Hi April, I just discovered Flow & am taking my first few baby steps on LinkedIn Learning. Will you please provide guidance on 2 items for me related to your post?
Thank you!
@randallroach - That's correct, in that condition if you have nothing on the "no" side then no action will take place. Regarding getting the incorrect dates, are you also pulling the data for the birthdays from a SharePoint list or a different location? Sounds like it could be a date/time issue.
@randallroach - You can remove the time from the date/time by using this expression:
Just replace the "Utcnow()" with the name of your field
You're limited to how you can format the HTML table. To make it look a little better, you can replace your Post to Teams with the following expression to add a border around the table:
replace(body('Create_HTML_table'),'<table>','<table border="1">')
I haven't tried it but might be able to add in cell padding. I'll have to test that to see if it works.
Thanks @aprildunnam, I'm very close. Will you please tell me the correct location to place the expression?
I tried to put it in the Select action to replace the "Start Time" field, but I got an invalid error. I used the code
Will you please let me know if I'm placing the code in the right spot & if the code itself is correct? Thanks!
@aprildunnam, here's a screenshot for context
If you hover over the End Time property you have in your mapping you should see a tooltip pop up that shows a value. It's probably something like item()['EventDate']. That's what you'll want to use in the formatDateTime
@aprildunnam, worked beautifully, thank you for the remedial help 🙂
@aprildunnam hi April, my flow is working great for single day events, but it's (by design) not showing events that span multiple days (e.g. recurring series or multi-day event). is there a way to adjust step 3 so that the flow pulls any appointment that starts on the current day, regardless of when the end date is? thanks!
@randallroach Did you ever figure this out? Looking to capture multi-day events as well in my Flow.
This solution does not work for recurring events. Has anyone tackled this? I'm seeing that the important recurrence data is not returned in the Get Items JSON.
I had this working perfectly for last year, but I ran into an issue with recurring events on SharePoint. It's almost like my flow isn't seeing any events this year, because they were created as recurring. Is there an easy fix or would I need to recreate every birthday??
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Occupy members told authorities that a baby was alone in a tent at about 10 a.m. Wednesday, said Sgt. David Schlosser, a U.S. Park Police spokesman. Officers found the girl alone in the tent with no adults around. The baby had been alone for at least half an hour, Schlosser said.
A man returned to the park while police were investigating and said he was the baby's father, Schlosser said. The man was charged with attempted second-degree cruelty to children. Schlosser would not release the man's name, saying doing so could identify the child.


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I love silicone lube for playing with my cock and for anal play, my wife is a fan of water-based as it feels gentler on her vagina.
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- A happy medium in a world of extremes.
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Absolute favourite
Reviewed: 16 July 2018 by BruisedPhoenix, a Straight Married Female
This was the first lube I really really enjoyed, and one I've gone back to ever since.
The texture is great, not too heavy for solo time but thick enough for use with toys even for anal play. Long lasting and a little goes a long way so this bigger bottle lasts for ages. Although it's not so handy for travelling.
Both of us use this lube on a regular basis and although we have others it's remained a favourite for years.
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- Texture, durability, sensual smooth and fun.
- Cons
- Nothing.
- Bottom line
- Fantastic everyday lube, well worth the money.
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I just LOVE this lube
Reviewed: 26 March 2011 by Arkadia, a Straight Going Steady Female
I've been using my 255ml bottle of Sliquid Silk for over three years now and it's only half gone. That's more impressive when you take into account my partner and I have had sex about 5 days a week on average during that entire time. I can't claim to be any good at math, but I think that puts us up at almost 800 uses. Let's knock off a hundred for the times we couldn't get to the lube and fifty for the times pointless times we tried others - 650 sex sessions and only half the bottle gone. Sounds crazy, yes? Yes! That's how amazing this lubricant is. That's how little you need. That's how long it stays slippery. That's how well it keeps.
I bought this lubricant after reading the testimony of a large sex toy review site: they mentioned they had tried dozens upon dozens of lubes in their sex toy travels, and weren't open to trying more. But a persuasive salesperson convinced them to try it, and now the lube had pride of place on their bedside cabinet and had made all the others irrelevant. This was a convincing enough anecdote for me and it turns out their Sliquid story changed my sex life forever.
Before I gush more, let me slip back into 'professional, objective review' mode.
This particular Sliquid is one of the first released by the company, and as such it suffers from rather cheap and uninspired packaging. I will admit that when I first received my bottle of Sliquid Silk, I was a little dubious. A plain plastic bottle with a poorly printed sticker wrapped around it, and not a very pretty one either. This has turned out to be a mixed blessing - unlike prettier packaged lubricants such as the Durex Play range, this bottle doesn't attract attention at ALL. It is thoroughly uninteresting and will have a hard time catching prying eyes. I live at home and feel absolutely comfortable leaving it out next to my bedside table - I have so much stuff laying out in my bedroom all the time I have a lot of confidence my bottle of Sliquid isn't going to be the thing someone stops to examine.
The writing on the packaging does shine with far more personality than most lubricants do however - the lubricant's proud claim that it "Lasts longer than most Hollywood marriages!" still makes me giggle after three years. The bottle is well sealed and the cap functional. The dispenser flips up and down and while lubricant might sometimes get caught in the entrance and dried up if one isn't careful when putting it away, it is very easily removed and disposed of.
| Packaging: 4 smiles out of 5 |
When you first pour some Sliquid Silk, you'll notice two things at once - it has a deliciously smooth, cool, thick and creamy consistency, and it looks a lot like male or female ejaculate. It's a little intimidating to have a lubricant look so like one of our bodily secretions, but also a little comforting to know that it's probably going to be a good companion to the juices flowing 'down there'. It is absolutely scentless - you could literally shove it up your nose and not smell a difference - and tasteless too, although I'm not sure if it's explicitly edible.
| Consistency: 5 smiles out of 5 | | Odour: 5 smiles out of 5 | Taste: 5 smiles out of 5 |
This stuff is VERY slippery. And it takes a very, very long time to dry up. This is great with regard to what it was made to do, but it means that when you smear some on yourself or your partner, it's going to get all over your hands, and you're going to need a towel handy. I occasionally try to wipe my hands on the bedsheets when I don't have a towel nearby and even that part of the sheet will stay slippery and cool for a while.
| Slipperiness: 5 smiles out of 5 |
I'm very tight and my partner large, and even with most lubricants it's a (painful) struggle to get him inside me. Not so with Sliquid. Just a small puddle on a finger or two is enough to provide an entire sessions lubrication. It is so very slippery that sometimes I just *oops* slide right in and the consistency is thick/creamy enough at first that I think provides a little bit of a buffer on the way in, so entry is not painful like it would otherwise be.
This stuff just lasts and lasts. Once inside, it warms to body temperature immediately and feels just like 'me' - I can't tell we've used any lube at all, I simply feel very wet. This is a marked difference to other lubricants we've tried like KY Jelly, which is very sticky and a noticeably different consistency to my own lubrication.
| Performance: 5 smiles out of 5 |
Our sessions average about 25 minutes, and we have never had to top up during a 'regular' session. If we go longer and switch positions often, we might find ourselves adding a tiny bit more (less than the first time, as the lube 'reactivates' upon touching wetness) but even then it's a rare occasion that it doesn't last us the full stretch.
| Duration: 5 smiles out of 5 |
Cleanup is easy. Sliquid Silk is completely non-sticky and wipes up easily and completely. You won't find little white dried-up patches on your skin later like you might with some lubricants, I assume if you miss some during cleanup it either gets absorbed or wipes onto something else.
| Cleanup: 5 smiles out of 5 |
Sliquid Silk is the best of the many lubricants I've tried, and Liquid Silk is the only one that comes even close to its greatness. We've had the same bottle for 3 years and it still works just as well as the day we got it and I expect it will for another three years. Please note that it should not be used with silicone toys despite it being a 'hybrid formula' and that for maximum safety you should use an anal lubricant for anal sex, although I have used Sliquid Silk for anal without incident.
Perhaps best of all Sliquid Silk is free of nasty chemicals and vegan-friendly. I've recommended it to all my friends and those who have tried it agree that they would never be without it again.
| Overall Smile Factor: 5 smiles out of 5 |
- Pros
- Great lubrication, body-friendly, lasts forever and ever.
- Cons
- Get it on your skin, you'll be slippery till you clean the mess!
- Bottom line
- Quality lubricant I can't recommend highly enough.
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Best universal lube
Reviewed: 28 June 2020 by Honest D, a Straight Going Steady Male
This lube has been great. It has been my go-to ever since I was suggested to try it a few years ago. Now we keep a bottle in the drawer at all times.
This lube is great for many reasons. It's condom safe, which is great for us. It's thick enough to hold onto toys, but not so thick that it feels sticky.
My absolute favourite thing about it is that it doesn't "gum up" like many other lubes do. It also doesn't dry out, so I don't have to re-apply, which is a bit of a mood killer.
- Pros
- Smooth, long-lasting, doesn't gum up or dry out.
- Cons
- A bit pricey, but worth it.
- Bottom line
- Great lube for all occasions: solo play, get things started, or even anal.
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Reviewed: 12 March 2011 by sharry
We finally managed to try this out this morning and I can say with authority that it worked well for my hubby and I. I wanted to try a hybrid lube as we've only tried water-based ones so far, some with little success.
Starting with the look of the packaging. It's okay but I don't think it's as discreet as say the Yes lubes packaging is. There's no getting around what it is, so if you have prying eyes best keep it out of the way. Luckily we don't have that problem. To dispense you have to squeeze the bottle, which is okay to start with but if you need to dispense more later on you may have difficulty getting a grip to squeeze.
On to the lube itself. I had to giggle when I first saw it as it has a look of, to be blunt, spunk. Having got over the giggles, hubby applied about a 10p size blob to my pussy and went to work. The lube felt nice and slippy and even though after a while it seemed to thicken up, I was still quite lubricated. A little later we added a little more (similar amount) and hubby slipped inside me. During sex we found that it was slippy enough to give good lubrication but not so much that it prevents some 'friction', in fact hubby said it helped increase sensation for him.
I do like this lube, probably one of the best we've tried so far, although we've only tried four. It doesn't have a smell that I could detect, nor does it have a taste, which is also good.
The downside is you can't use it with silicone toys due to the 12% silicone in its formula, but for those other times when water-based lubes won't cut it, we've found a lube we both like!
- Pros
- Didn't dry up.
- Cons
- Looks a bit like (cough) "ahem".
- Bottom line
- Good lube.
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It has been said that this is going to be the African century of the Christian Church in terms of energy and growth and vision, remarked the head of the worldwide Anglican Communion, Archbishop of Canterbury Dr. Rowan Williams.
God raises up different countries and cultures in different seasons to bear witness to his purpose in a specially marked way, and it may be that this is indeed his will for Africa in the years ahead, he added, describing the conference in Entebbe, Uganda, as deeply significant.
Bishop in Egypt Dr. Mouneer Anis, meanwhile, noted how Africa has been predicted to become a continent of 673 million Christians by 2025.
As a consequence of this growth, the center of the Christian world is shifting and so is the global role of the church of Africa, he remarked.
We can shape the Christian mind in the whole world We can take the gospel not just to Africa, but to the rest of the world, Anis proclaimed.
Over the past several decades, Africa has witnessed a tremendous growth of Christians coupled by a relative decline in adherence to traditional African religions. At the beginning of the 20th century, there were reportedly only nine million Christians in Africa. By the year 2000, there were an estimated 380 million Christians.
Africa groans under the weight of conflicts, epidemics and poverty, Anis noted during the opening service for this weeks conference. But still, he said, the Africa church is growing in an extraordinary way.
And now, African bishops of the Anglican Communion say the continent and the African Church are at a turning point.
Archbishop Ian Earnest, the Anglican Primate of Church of the Province of the Indian Ocean and chairman of the Council of Anglican Provinces of Africa (CAPAP), said Africa had come of age.
He spoke passionately about how genuine engagement in the conference could help mobilize the church leadership of the Anglican Communion in Africa to tackle those things that hinder our ministry as a church, such a poverty, disease and corruption.
He also stressed that the time had passed when Christian mission went from east to west, but that the Church was now in a time when mission could go from anywhere to anywhere.
This conference has been designed to unlock the potential of the Anglican Communion in Africa, he said, according to the Anglican Communion News Service.
If we are able to work together in faith our church has the capacity to bring to the continent transformative energy, he added.
For one whole week, the Anglican bishops of Africa will come together to discuss a slew of issues, including issues pertaining to families, health care issues, environment and food security, theological education, discipleship, youth, and the protection of vulnerable peoples. Also to be discussed will be various leadership models, such as servant and accountable leadership, compassionate leadership, leadership in the global economy, and leadership in global campaigns and initiatives.
At the conclusion of the conference, the bishops will have decided upon the joint statement they'll release, which will likely correspond with the gathering's theme - "Securing the Future: Unlocking Our Potential," based on Hebrews 12:1-2.
Among the countries represented this week are Burundi, Central Africa, DR Congo, Egypt, Ghana, Seychelles, Mauritius, Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sudan, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Malawi, Botswana, South Africa, Lesotho, Swaziland, Tanzania, Egypt and Uganda.
The Aug. 23-29 conference is being hosted by the Province of the Church of Uganda.


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Wondering if anybody is using Vcarve Pro on a biesse rover 24 or23ft successfully and if so which post are you using? Also if anybody knows if it would be possible to export Mozaik dxf files to Vcarve pro and in turn send it to the biesse so that it can perform the cutting of cabinets from Mozaik. The reson for this is that Mozaik does not have a post for Biesse 24 or 23ft and biesse only reads ISO and not dxf. Any help would be much appreciated thank you
what controller do you use with the rover?
I have a NC1000/XNC controller. Who has polyboard or TPA software or where would you get it? Also my editor is blue, and I do not have biesseworks.
Yaakov what does the polyboard package cost?
Is anybody out there running a Biesse Rover 24 or 23FT if so what software are you using?
I have a Rover 22 with NC1000, not a flat table but basically the same machine as Rover 24 with shorter Y axis. I nest a fair amount of routed parts with Vcarve pro using the Rover arcs post in the list. Never have gotten the post to send router rpm to file but just add that manually.
Paul R
Hi Dustmaker I tried the sample program to see if it would work and I got an error message "INT 150" saying that the program was not found. It was sent to my machine I can see it on the worklist but when I hit Start the error comes up. Is there something I'm missing? My apologies I'm new to this world of CNC
You do need to open program in machine editor and re-save. That is all I usually do and works fine. Does code look correct when you look at it in machine editor?
It seems right. I will try re-saving and see what happens. If I wanted the drilling head to function what do I have to do? I make kitchen cabinets therefore would require the drilling feature.
We run a Rover 30 FT with Cabinetvision. It's pretty liberating to watch the drills drop and then a back groove get cut with the 1/4 cutter then a tool change happen for a 3/8 cutter to cut the case. They spent a day or two with me on the post and getting implementation just right
It cost us a bit of money, but in the end it was worth it.
Hi Joe, did you get the program to run on your machine? Just wondering, since the other part of your question related to Mozaik if you currently design in that program. Do they not have a post for the Biesse machines?
Paul R
Hi Paul no I haven't purchased Vcarvre yet I want to make sure it works first and as far as Mozaik apparently they do not have a post for my machine and they will not make one because I guess its not profitable because its and older machine. Therefore I'm hoping that if Vcarvre works on my machine then I can use Vcarve to import the DXF files from Mozaik and use my machine that way. At least this is what I've been told from Mozaik. Hope it works !!!
Try Mozaik with the trial of Vcarve before you buy.
You can't output to the machine but it seems like the output from Mozaik isn't all that easy to import. It might be worth looking at Biesse works.
The Mozaik post for Biesse works doesn't seem to work all that well.
I might talk to cabinet pro and see what they can do for you.
I never got Vcarve or aspire to work with my machine. I finally bought enroute instead.
Good to know thanks Jason. Seems like everybody just wants your money but nobody can give you a straight answer. I talked to Nick from enroute before and he seems to know what works. Thanks for your input.
We run Cabinetvision and S2M. It only made sense for us to draw and then cut (or send code with one program). When we open up the "Machine" configuration the Rover 23 and Rover 24 are in the list of machines and so are the drilling blocks.
I know it seems expensive @ first, no matter what you buy, but in the long run you cannot pay a programmer, a cnc operator and draftsmen for what one of the software packages charges you. If anything, it will change you operation, that's for sure
Hi Paul I ran the program today and it worked but the z axis setting was not correct it went deeper than what I set it for. I have to change the parameter. The program writes it PLPZ so I have to tell my machine that PLZ=PLPZ will try this tomorrow other than that it executed the program. Now have to see if I can get the boring head to work.
Did you set the z datum in Vcarve at the bottom of the material? That is what I do to get z axis correct, never had to change anything else.
Vcarve does not write code for the boring head, drill cycles. What I do is create tool paths for boring as I was using main spindle but just to get xy coordinate for drill or first drill. Then I take this line of code with xy, add the boring head data and delete the tool change router start and stop for main spindle. If you just want to drill single holes sometimes it is quicker to just use main spindle with dowel drill than change code. If you have a lot of drilling like line bore etc. or many sheets of same pattern you will want to change to drill spindles. You just need to have the xy start for each drop and then drop say T1,2,3 etc for line bore. Of course you need to have a line of code for each drop, so if you have same drill head, 7 spindles in x that I do, you will need to create start points for every 7 spindles in line.
I have never had a problem importing dxf files from other program. At one time I was going to try Mozaik to see how good of a configurator it was especially If I could get dxf out of it. Vcarve is reasonably good at cad but takes a lot of time to draw individual cabinet parts.
Vcarve is good at creating tool paths and code within its realm, its great if you only need routing and single spindle holes.
We also have Cabinetvision and agree it would be a better screen to machine solution if you have a lot of parts to nest. We have not purchased the nesting abilities of that program since our machine is a PTP and parametric programs are the name of the game there.
Jus wondering what construction method you plan to use, do you need dowel holes + hardware and dadoes?
I'll try setting the Z to the bottom tomorrow. The only holes I need is for shelves and hinge plates the rest is mainly dadoes.
I never meant to say that Mozaik wasn't a good program. There are a couple of hiccups with the Biesse post for Biesse works.
I bought enroute pro and I know you could import with that. It's just another step. I use Mozaik every day. I am not sure if they could write a post for the blue screen or not.
Aspire /Vcarve comes with a very accurate post,,,Biesse arcs mm ,,,if I remember properly,,,it is free and comes with the software.


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Here's a harsh reality of business. If you are exactly like your competitors, then either lowest price or closest personal relationship becomes the ultimate purchase criterion. Are you just like all the rest? Are your product lines, business approach, and technical resources just like those of every other competitor? Probably not, and hopefully you can identify where you are both different and better.
The point here is that to be better, you need to be different. Being different for its own sake does not necessarily mean that you are better. So, plan to be better and promote the positive differences.
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Flaw fixed, Axford ready to prove himself with Tribe
New Cleveland closer learned he was tipping pitches when he joined Cardinals
GOODYEAR, Ariz. -- John Axford understands that there is nothing he can do about the back of his baseball card. The damage done in his first four appearances for the Brewers last year is irreversible, but the story of Axford's season was not told in that small sample of innings.
Yes, Axford lost velocity and then lost his role as Milwaukee's closer amidst the early-April disaster that skewed the rest of his season line. Once the right-hander found his footing, though, he regained pitch speed and turned in a solid campaign, especially after being traded to the Cardinals at the end of August.
Cleveland is looking at things from that perspective as it gives Axford the chance to rekindle his career as one of baseball's top closers.
"He's not a reclamation project," Indians pitching coach Mickey Callaway said. "He pitched pretty good last year overall."
Axford still cringes a little when those first four outings are mentioned.
Nine runs. Nine hits. Four home runs.
"It's still tough to try to remember and think about now," he said.
Axford's current situation has surely eased the remaining sting. The Indians looked beyond the pitcher's overall line and decided he was worth investing in with a one-year, $4.5 million contract that could inflate to $6.25 million through incentives. Cleveland parted ways with former closer Chris Perez at the start of the winter and signed Axford on Dec. 19 to take over the job.
Suiting up for Indians manager Terry Francona and playing for a contending club were elements that made Axford comfortable with the idea of coming to Cleveland. As for any confidence lost in the early portion of last season, Axford recovered it through his performance down the stretch with St. Louis, which let him in on a little secret.
The Cardinals let Axford know that he had been tipping his pitches for years.
"We pay attention to it a lot," St. Louis pitching coach Derek Lilliquist said. "We pay attention to it, not only our own pitchers, but we also watch other pitchers and pay attention to it. He was at one point a 40-save guy and did all these great things and then for whatever reason, things went the other way for him. But we felt like we had a pretty good feel of what guys were seeing and went from there."
When Axford was informed of his mechanical flaw -- one that gave hitters a head's up on what pitch was coming -- it was the first he'd heard of it. The righty went back and looked at video from previous years and, sure enough, it was right there in front of him all along. Axford will not divulge the details, and Lilliquist also chose not to delve into specifics.
Axford made the adjustment, which took some getting used to over the final month of the season, and posted a 1.69 ERA in 16 innings with St. Louis between the regular season and playoffs.
"It's definitely good to understand and know what you've been doing out there on the mound," Axford said, "especially from a team that's been scouting you for a while. Whether it was the actual factor of things working out in St. Louis or not, it's definitely good knowing that something like that was there and it's been there for years."
When the smoke cleared on Axford's 2013 season, he had a 4.02 ERA with 65 strikeouts and 26 walks in 65 innings in the regular season. Callaway was quick to note, however, that Axford had a 2.81 ERA to go along with 70 strikeouts in the 77 games (67 1/3 innings) that followed his first four games of the season. The numbers cited by Callaway included Axford's showing in the playoffs with St. Louis.
In the World Series against the Red Sox, Axford gave the Cardinals two scoreless appearances.
Lilliquist was asked if Axford looked like his former self down the stretch with St. Louis.
"Absolutely. Yes, he did," said the Cardinals' pitching coach.
Cleveland also took note of the fact that Axford's pitch velocity was around 95-96 mph on average last year for his fastball, which was in the same range during 2011 (his best season in Milwaukee). In that tour three years ago, the lanky right-hander had a 1.95 ERA and 46 saves in 74 games. Axford had 105 saves in a three-year span before losing his closing role early last season.
"I think he's excited about the chance to take it and run with it," Francona said of giving Axford a shot at closing again. "That's what we want him to do. He's fully aware that we'd like him to grab this and solidify it. We had other guys we thought could do it."
Heading into last season, Axford was dealing with diminished velocity, but he blames taking too aggressive an approach to his preseason while trying to get ready to play for Team Canada in the World Baseball Classic. After the Classic, the righty was around 91-92 mph in spring games, and then he sat around 92-94 in his first handful of outings in April.
Axford's power fastball went missing and his trap-door curveball became hittable.
Two of the four homers allowed by the closer in his first four games came on the breaking ball.
"Those four games, it just didn't feel like that was me out there on the mound," Axford said. "It doesn't feel like that's the way I should've been pitching or the way I have pitched in the past. And it was tough to try to take on the questions that I was taking on and trying to answer them truthfully and honestly, because I really didn't know what was going on."
Axford is in a much better place as he preps for this season with the Tribe.
"I really want to take hold of this and run away with it the best I can," Axford said. "I know that I can do it. I think I was proving that last year, just not in a closer's role. There were certain spots in certain games where I felt like myself. And that was most of the year.
"Maybe what I need right now is to step back up with a new organization and prove myself to everyone here, not only to the guys on the team, the organization and the coaching staff, but to the fans and the city as well. I think I can embrace that."


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Alec Baldwin due to testify at accused stalker's trial
NEW YORK >> Alec Baldwin probably isn't relishing his part in this scene: a courtroom face-off with his accused stalker.
But it's likely to play out Tuesday in a New York City courtroom, where the former "30 Rock" star is expected to testify at the trial of Genevieve Sabourin, a Canadian actress.
Authorities say it's a case of an acquaintance with a movie star turning into harassment. Sabourin claims it was a romance that fell apart.
The Oscar-nominated Baldwin and Sabourin, who has appeared in Canadian movies and TV shows, met when he had a cameo and she was a publicist in the 2002 sci-fi comedy "The Adventures of Pluto Nash."
Fast-forward to April 2012, when Sabourin was arrested outside Baldwin's Manhattan apartment building.
The Manhattan district attorney's office says she had bombarded the actor with unwanted phone calls and messages professing her love, announced she was coming to New York and then showed up uninvited at his Manhattan and Hamptons homes, as well as a movie screening he was hosting.
Baldwin told police that he's had dinner with Sabourin but that their relationship was purely professional.
In the meantime, Baldwin got engaged to and married the former Hilaria Thomas in 2012, after they began dating the year before. They had a daughter, Carmen, this past August.
Hilaria Baldwin also is expected to testify.
Sabourin says she and Baldwin had a 2010 tryst and a two-way exchange of emails. Her lawyer, Todd Spodek, has said Sabourin wasn't stalking the actor, just seeking "closure" after he stopped talking to her.
Baldwin's career has included a Tony-nominated turn as Stanley Kowalski in "A Streetcar Named Desire" on Broadway, incarnating action hero Jack Ryan in the 1990 film "The Hunt for Red October" and an Academy Award nomination for his supporting role in the 2003 drama "The Cooler."


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Some of the best things in life happen by accident. This was the case of Genie Gratto's foray into the world of gardening.
"When I lived in the DC area, I tried to grow things and hadn't been very successful. My husband bought me an herb kit that had seeds, tools, pots, and an herb dryer. I didn't get anywhere close to having anything good that could even be dried! Stuff sprouted up but couldn't be used," she sighs.
Gratto did not take up gardening again until she moved to Iowa City, a place described as having some of the best soil in the country. Gratto put in a garden in 2006 and became fascinated with the idea of growing food.
"Gardening is a little bit miraculous to me – it amazes me that you can throw some stuff into the ground and have no idea what you're doing, and then things, edible things, just grow out of there," she says.
Gratto now lives in the Bay Area, and chronicles her adventures and misadventures in gardening in her blog, The Inadvertent Gardener. Below, are five takeaways gathered in conversation with Gratto.
1. Gardening requires only a few basic tools.
Beyond the basics of seeds, soil, light and water, Gratto recommends a couple other tools.
"You need some kind of tool to dig. It can vary based on the scale and size of your garden – for example a trowel for small containers, or a big shovel so you can move dirt around," she explains.
"The other thing I recommend is having a sprinkly attachment for a hose or a watering can. I thought they were silly at first, but I realized that if you pour a giant pitcher of water on a plant, it displaces the dirt. You should sprinkle the water instead, let it soak into the ground, rather than creating runoff," she says.
"If you want to get really fancy, a hoe is good to have to weed easily," Gratto recommends.
2. When planning a garden, remember that plants need their space.
"When you have a garden, you need to have a modicum of planning. When you plant seeds into the ground, it's easy to think 'these plants will be small and cute,'" explains Gratto.
"However, most of the time, you don't realize how big plants actually get. For example, I had no idea how big zucchini plants would get. Artichokes are the same – they are these huge thistle-y plants that support one tiny artichoke, and they completely take over the space they're in. They consistently shade out the other guys," she warns.
3. Beware the guilt and heavy lifting of gardening.
Gardening, despite its geriatric and gentle connotations, has some minor hazards.
The first is a moral hazard.
"There is always that fear that you are killing things when you garden, and of course, guilt ensues," says Gratto.
In one particular inadvertent gardening mishap, Gratto planted tomatoes, peppers, and eggplants under a tree that she hadn't realized was poisonous – a black walnut tree.
"I had no idea how poisonous it was… I had never heard of this tree! What happened was, as rain would run off the tree, the poison would run off with the rain and fall on the plants, and the plants were dying as a result. This led to a transplant operation on a July 4th weekend – five tomato plants and two pepper plants were moved, but I left the eggplants under the tree," she says guiltily.
On a more positive note, the post about the mishap ended up being one of the most popular storylines to ever hit her blog.
Transplanting operations also lead to the second hazard – that of physical hazards.
"There are standard physical things to be cautious of when gardening – remembering to lift from your knees and not your back, like when you're hauling around piles of dirt or transplanting tomato plants. There's also a lot of resting on your hands and knees, so you need to remember to cushion all of that," she recommends.
4. Growing your food is the only way you can control what goes into it.
"One thing I do not understand is why someone would use something non-organic or synthetic in their garden. Actually, a few years ago I caught my dad red-handed with a couple bags of Miracle-Gro, so I of course yelled at him. This is your one opportunity to completely control what's going in your food, without having to worry about government certification or about food miles. This is the closest you're going to get to your food source – why sully that?" exclaims Gratto emphatically.
5. After gardening for awhile, you begin to notice that plants have their own set of idiosyncrasies.
Michael Pollan discusses in his book The Botany of Desire, amongst other things, how certain plants have evolved in tandem with humans, how we both rely on each other for survival, and how some plants are quirky for a reason. Gratto, while gardening, has noticed some of these quirks.
"One example is that of marigolds – if you plant them near tomatoes, it keeps the nasty bugs away. There are also these flowers called Four O' Clocks, which are both pretty and funny. They have the name because they allegedly open at 4PM in the afternoon and after 12 hours, close again. I planted them, and thought they were the lamest flower ever. I would walk outside at 4PM and they were always closed. However, one night when I walked out into the garden, they were actually open, and I thought to myself 'how weird! What kind of purpose does this have? What kind of pollinating insects does it attract, how did it evolve into such a plant?'" explains Gratto.
There are certain things we will never answer, however Gratto nails on the head what it is that is so great about plants and gardening – that simple sense of wonder of caring for something and watching it grow.
Gratto's The Inadvertent Gardener can be found at http://www.theinadvertentgardener.com.


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Officials close immigration probe on Palermo Villa
Company: Audit brings workers closer to voting on unionization
Immigrations officials have closed their investigation into Milwaukee-based Palermo Villa.
The pizza manufacturer had been under the microscope to determine if workers had proper documentation.
Two different issues came to a head at Palermo's: an immigration audit and an investigation into union-breaking, which prompted months of protest.
For months, protesters called for a boycott of Palermo Villa and attacked it for bad work conditions, including "safety, conditions around unfair treatment on the part of some supervisors, discriminatory treatment, lack of respect on the job and issues around raising wages," said Christine Neumann-Ortiz, of the workers' rights group Voces de la Frontera in August 2012.
Palermo's denied the allegations, but Voces de la Frontera helped workers organize a walk-out around the same time the company fired more than 80 workers, saying an audit by Immigration and Customs Enforcement found their papers suspicious.
In November, the National Labor Relations Board ruled the firing of 75 of those workers was proper due to documentation problems, but it questioned whether nine others were fired for union activity.
The two sides hailed the decision as a victory. Palermo spokesman Evan Zeppos said the end of the immigration audit brings workers one step closer to voting on unionization.
"Our preference is not to delay, but to let the workers vote. That's been our view all along. The workers ought to be the ones to make the decisions," Zeppos said.
Voces de la Frontera said no one there will comment on Friday's developments until its lawyers review the immigration decision.
A union vote may not come before a decision on the workers' appeal of the National Labor Relations Board decision upholding 75 firings.


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The Hotel Milvia is the former home of Ing. Ricardo Fernandez Peralta. The Caribbean style plantation house, which dates from 1930, has been lovingly restored to its former glory. Gracious architecture, an outstanding collection of modern Costa Rican art and period furnishings combine with modern amenities and truly personal service to create a unique atmosphere, an oasis of tranquility just minutes from the city centre.
Our nine spacious guest rooms look over a plant filled internal courtyard
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The hotel is located just east of the city centre in a quiet street in San Pedro, home to the University of Costa Rica. You'll find good shopping, nightlife and a variety of restaurants and cafes close by. The University campus is a short stroll away. The area is well served by public transport, the city center is ten minutes away and the airport half an hour. There is gated parking on site.
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