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Freeport is famous for shopping, and rightly so. But how do you find all the secret attractions the town has to offer on — and off — those traffic-clogged streets? You ask a local, of course. We prodded several longtime Freeporters into revealing some of their favorite places.
On the Waterfront
Wolfe's Neck Woods State Park
426 Wolfe's Neck Rd., Freeport.
Just five minutes from the village, Wolfe's Neck Woods sits on a tranquil peninsula separating the Harraseeket River from Casco Bay. Several miles of trails wend through two hundred acres of pine and hemlock forest, but Wolfe's Neck's breathtaking coastal views tend to encourage laid-back pursuits rather than sweaty exertions. People gravitate to the rocky shore to picnic, sun, poke around in the tide pools, and watch two pairs of ospreys
tend to their young in impressive nests made from sticks and flotsam on nearby Googins Island. "The park is
one of the gems of Freeport," says Deede Montgomery, owner, with Kathy Heye, of Bessie's Farm Goods. "It's one of my favorite places to walk."
Winslow Memorial Park
50 Winslow Park Way, Freeport.
Freeport moms and dads have been taking their young children to the beach at Winslow Park for generations. "It's a fabulous park for families," says Judy Brown of Freeport's venerable jeweler, Brown Goldsmiths. "The beach is safe and small, and the water is shallow. You need to check the tides because when the tide goes out you can't see water for miles. But when the tide comes in over the mud flats, the water is warm — it's not cold like Popham or Reid State parks." Even when the tide is out, the town-owned park is a great place to while away the afternoon, thanks to a massive lawn with picnic tables, swings, and jungle gyms. Some area residents treat the waterfront campground like a second home, settling in for the entire summer. The park is located at the tip of Staples Point, so the views are spectacular in all directions.
Dining Out
Harraseeket Lunch and Lobster
36 Main St., South Freeport. 207-865-3535. harraseeketlunchandlobster.com [3]
"The locals like to go to Harraseeket Lunch even though it is a big tourist place," says Katrina Van Dusen, executive coordinator of the Freeport Conservation Trust. Indeed, every Freeporter we asked put this seasonal seafood shack, located in South Freeport village, about three miles south of L.L.Bean, at the top of the list of restaurants they would recommend to out-of-town guests. And, they added, they look forward to May, September, and October when they have the place pretty much to themselves. Best bets, besides the steamed lobster dinner, are the fried clams (Harraseeket is one of the few places that offer a choice of batter or crumbs), the fried haddock sandwich, and the incredible coconut cream pie.
Broad Arrow Tavern Harraseeket Inn,
162 Main St., Freeport. 207-865-9377. harraseeketinn.com [4]
"If you have a diverse group — one wants pizza, one wants lobster, one wants something else — you'll find it at the tavern," says Freeport Police Lieutenant Susan Nourse.
Buck's Naked BBQ
565 Rte. 1, Freeport. 207-865-0600. bucksnaked-bbq.com [5]
Beloved for its smoked, rubbed meats (served "naked" with the sauce on the side), Buck's, located just south of Freeport center, merges a roadhouse atmosphere with a family-friendly vibe. The play area with Kids Crooked Houses, notes Judy Brown, of Brown Goldsmiths, buys parents some time to eat in peace.
Jameson Tavern
115 Main St., Freeport. 207-865-4196. jamesontavern.com [6]
"The tavern is where the papers giving Maine independence from Massachusetts were signed," says Bow Street Market's Adam Nappi. "That's why they call Freeport the birthplace of Maine." Served alongside history: chowder, burgers, steamed clams, and other hearty pub fare.
Old World Gourmet 117 Rte. 1, Freeport. 207-865-4477. oldworldgourmet.com
"They make the world's best chocolate chip cookie!" says Judy Brown. Old World, home to Freeport's landmark Big Indian, makes delicious paninis and sells a wide selection of jams, flavored oils, and other specialty goods, too.
Bow Street Market
79 Bow St., Freeport. 207-865-6631. bowstreetmarket.com [7]
This family-owned grocery has not merely survived Freeport's transformation from "shoe town" to shopping mecca; it has thrived. Outgrowing the building it occupied since 1946, Bow Street moved into new digs a year ago, and the space has been designed as a gathering place. Regulars tend to shop European-style, stopping in daily (and often twice daily) to pick up the fixings for that evening's meal.
"It's a great place to stop in for a quick something and also a great place to do your regular shopping," says Susan Nourse, of the Freeport Police Department. "The people are friendly, and you see a lot of folks from the community. Some of the town councilors hold informal sessions in the café area — they have certain hours when they are there and people can come in and talk with them."
Bow Street owner Adam Nappi credits his father, John, with the grocery's success. Back in the eighties, when national chains were nudging out the small markets and variety stores that had served townspeople for generations, John saw an opportunity. "For many years, Bow Street was the only market in town," says Adam, who with his wife Karen bought the store from his parents ten years ago. "In 2004, the big national chain — Shaw's — came to town. The locals rallied around us and helped us focus our business on what we do well — our custom meat department and deli. "The store has become more eclectic as the community has become more diverse," Nappi says. "Our customers include everyone from local clammers to lawyers to L.L.Bean executives."
Freeport First Friday Concerts
Freeport Community Services, 53 Depot St., Freeport. 207-865-3985. fcsmaine.org [8]
How can you beat dinner and a show? How about dinner and a show for just fifteen dollars? That's the Freeport First Friday deal. The catch: This series, which takes place on the first Friday of the month from October to May, is exceptionally popular, so you have to plan ahead if want one of the sixty tickets available for each show. Musical acts — the 2011–12 season has included, among others, Pan Fried Steel, a steel drum band; the acoustic trio Pound of Tea; and the eclectic Not Too Shaap quintet — are booked by Maryellen Carew and Sam Hunneman of MASISTA (Maryellen and Sam in Support of the Arts). The dinner is cooked and served by Freeport Community Services volunteers. Also on First Fridays at FCS: the Chamber ME Music Series, featuring 11 a.m. classical concerts by area musicians.
Freeport Players
Performing at various stages around town. 207-865-2220. fcponline.org [9]
Freeport has a rich theater scene, and the Freeport Players, with a twenty-three-year stage history, is at its center. "We're doing the Mikado this summer," Maryellen Carew says. "If you like Gilbert and Sullivan, it's a riot." Carew's personal favorite in the Players repertoire is The WFCP Home Time Radio Hour, which she describes as a "home-written, home-grown" show that has a brand new script every year. Radio Hour, a December tradition, blends sketches and music in the style of an old-fashioned radio variety show. "There's lots of really good talent and a small orchestra," Carew says.
Kid Stuff
Wolfe's Neck Farm
184 Burnett Rd., Freeport. 207-865-4469. wolfesneckfarm.org [10]
When your children are on the brink of a meltdown after a morning of shopping, head over to Wolfe's Neck Farm, whose barn is open to the public every day from dawn to dusk all year-round. The menagerie at this 626-acre saltwater farm includes sheep, cows, goats, rabbits, turkeys, and chickens. Spring, when the lambs and calves arrive, is an especially charming time to visit. Truth be told, this nonprofit farm with an educational mission is not just for kids. Adults find plenty of interest in the demonstration gardens farms and workshops and classes on a variety of topics. And the farm's Recompence Shore Campground overlooking Casco Bay may well be Freeport's most gorgeously situated lodging. The most popular sites, according to campground supervisor Corie Learned: number 92 for tent campers and number 168 for RV campers.
Shopping Off the
Beaten Path
The Thrift Shop
Freeport Community Services, 53 Depot St., Freeport. 207-865-3985. fcsmaine.org [8]
Freeport Community Services (FCS) is the nucleus of everything Freeport. It's a meeting place, an event space, and a provider of services and food for people in need. Residents show their appreciation by volunteering — five hundred people give their time and services to the organization — and by donating goods to the Thrift Shop, downtown's most eclectic store. "It's the best thrift shop in New England!" FCS Executive Director Bill Lyman believes. "People rave about it, and it's known for high-quality stuff." The shop sells housewares, furniture, clothing, books, artwork, and pretty much anything else as long as it is in good condition. A quarterly furniture sale and the occasional estate auction are always well attended.
Bessie's Farm Goods
33 Litchfield Rd., Freeport. 207-865-9840. bessiesfarmgoods.com [11]
Knitters and spinners while away the hours at Bessie's, working on their projects by the woodstove or on the deck, which overlooks the gardens on Kathy Heye's farm. Well off the beaten path in east Freeport, this charmingly rustic store and de facto community living room is the realized dream of Heye and Deede Montgomery, best friends and retired Freeport Middle School teachers who built it themselves with the help of Heye's son, Sam, a carpenter. "It was the most empowering thing we ever did," Montgomery says.
Heye and Montgomery spin and dye their own alpaca and mohair fiber, and the store shelves are brimming with arts and crafts made by more than fifty local people — turned-wood bowls, hand-dyed silk scarves, pottery, herbal bath and body products, and the like, as well as Heye's farm produce. Hikers on the Freeport Conservation Trust's Kelsey Brook and Antoinette Jackman trails often stop at Bessie's Farm Goods to fuel up on the delectable baked goods (on a recent morning, the selection included blueberry sour cream coffee cake, lemon squares, and brownies). Heye and Montgomery also offer workshops for children and adults in topics ranging from vermiculture to pasta-making to beading.
"It's become a gathering place, which is just what we wanted," Montgomery says. "We're both about to turn sixty-two, and we're having the time of our lives."
Take a Walk
"I moved to Freeport from Marblehead, Massachusetts, in 1985 when the factory outlets were moving onto Main Street, and I thought, 'This place has lost its soul,'" says Katrina Van Dusen, executive coordinator of the Freeport Conservation Trust. "Then I got a winter rental on the Harraseeket River and all of a sudden I realized what incredible natural resources there are here. Freeport is more than its downtown." And you don't have to go far from Main Street to find it, as these parks and preserves prove. For full descriptions and a Freeport Center Trail Map, visit the Freeport Conservation Trust Web site at freeportconservationtrust.org [12]
Leon Gorman Park School St.
The town-owned park, located within walking distance of L.L.Bean, has a short (less than half a mile) loop trail with picnic tables and a lawn.
Quarry Woods Lower Mast Landing Rd.
One and a half miles of wooded trails pass by an old apple orchard and a former granite quarry.
Audubon Mast Landing Sanctuary Upper Mast Landing Rd.
Surprisingly tranquil considering its proximity to the village, this 140-acre preserve has three miles of trails and a mix of orchards, fields, and forest.
Pettengill Farm
Pettengill Rd.
The pride of the Freeport Historical Society, this two- hundred-year-old farm, with saltbox farmhouse intact, is a mix of forest and fields on the Harraseeket River. There are four miles of trails.
Tidebrook Bartol Island Rd.
Several trails loop through this forty-four-acre preserve composed of fields, gardens, and woods on the shores of the Harraseeket River.
[1] http://www.downeast.com/files/images/dee1205bean-conserve.preview.jpg
[2] http://www.downeast.com/node/29765
[3] http://harraseeketlunchandlobster.com
[4] http://www.harraseeketinn.com/maine-inn/dining/broad-arrow-tavern
[5] http://www.bucksnaked-bbq.com/
[6] http://jamesontavern.com
[7] http://bowstreetmarket.com
[8] http://fcsmaine.org
[9] http://fcponline.org
[10] http://wolfesneckfarm.org
[11] http://bessiesfarmgoods.com
[12] http://freeportconservationtrust.org


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Hello all, I have banding this question around and I thought I would see if I get some people to "correct" any mistakes I have here. and yes I have read the FAQ's but they never answer the single question... what is a beowulf cluster. A Mosix cluster is an intel only cluster that needs. 1- All machines to be running the same kernel. ergo a homogenous cluster. 2-Fast networking. It provides the ability to automatically load balance the mebers of the cluster by transparently moving process between the cluster members. Weakness. 1-A process may only be movd if NO shared memory is being used. Beowulf seems to me to be a cluster of machines connected with a hihg speed networking fabric that then a secondary set of libraries is used to spawn the process on individual nodes. Depending on the software (and libraries) being used this may be a heterogenous cluster. Or at least this is what it seems to me. Anyone care to flame and set the record straight ???? Leslie Donaldson >Its becomming a bit confusing for me. >I can't seem to pin-out what is a better "standard" >for setting up a cluster ... MOSIX or BEOWULF . >And what is the difference between both of them > >Thanks >Cyrus -- /----------------------------\ Current Contractor: None | Leslie F. Donaldson | Current Customer : None | Computer Contractor | Skills: Unix/OS9/VMS/Linux/SUN-OS/C/C++/assembly | Have Computer will travel. | WWW : http://www.cs.rose-hulman.edu/~donaldlf \----------------------------/ Email: mail://firstname.lastname@example.com Goth Code V1.1: GoCS$$ TYg(T6,T9) B11Bk!^1 C6b-- P0(1,7) M+ a24 n--- b++:+ H6'11" g m---- w+ r+++ D--~!% h+ s10 k+++ R-- Ssw LusCA++
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Sugar growers in this country, long protected from global competition, have had a great run at the expense of just about everyone else -- refineries, candy manufacturers, other food companies, individual consumers and farmers in the developing world. But now the nation's sugar program, which guarantees a domestic price for raw sugar that can be as much as three times the world price, needs to be terminated. It has become far too costly to America's global economic and strategic interests.
The less defensible a federal policy is on its merits, the greater the likelihood that it generates (or originates from) a great deal of cash in Washington, in the form of campaign contributions. Sugar is a sweet case in point. The Fanjul brothers, Florida's Cuban-American reigning sugar barons who preside over Palm Beach's yacht-owning society, were alone responsible for generating nearly $1 million in soft-money donations during the 2000 election cycle. Alfonso Fanjul, the chief executive of the family-controlled Flo-Sun company, served as Bill Clinton's Florida co-chairman in 1992 -- and even merited a mention in the impeachment-scandal Starr report, when Monica Lewinsky testified that the president received a call from him during one of their trysts. Meanwhile, brother Pepe is equally energetic in backing Republicans, so all bases are covered.


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January 01, 2009
The past year was all about change, as exemplified by Barack Obama's presidential campaign. My column "Floating Ideas" (2/28) touched upon the cresting wave of "Obama-mentum" washing over the Hawaii Democratic caucus. "True Blue Change" (11/13) reported on my trip to President-elect Obama's neighborhood and the surge of optimism that prevailed in Chicago the day after the election.
Both articles contained other visions of change, as well. The February article detailed the Oceanlinx proposal to establish wave-energy platforms off Maui's coastline in the Pauwela region. The visit to Illinois was aimed at getting the word out—to global ag-conglomerate Archer-Daniels-Midland—that Hawaii residents are not pleased with the idea of converting tropical rainforest to palm oil plantations, then shipping palm oil thousands of miles to replace petroleum diesel in power plants.
The call for change delineated some prevailing Rob Report themes: biofuel debates; renewable energy possibilities; water allocation and legal brouhahas; local food "sovereignty," responsible island planning and political leadership; and the over-riding theme of living sustainably in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.
I pondered our precarious circumstances while en route to two other islands, Guam and Bali, back in March. "Peak-A-Boo" (3/6) juxtaposed my in-flight reading, Richard Heinberg's Peak Everthing: Waking Up to the Century of Declines, with the realities of island living. "The promissory note [of our unprecedented consumption of fossil fuels] is now coming due," I wrote. "We must recognize that our future survival as a species depends on whether we will share dwindling resources instead of fight over them."
"Bali Spirit" (3/13) and "Back Into the Wild" (3/20), a conservation success story about the resurgence of the Jalak Bali, or Bali Starling, tested my ingenuity in finding ways to meet printing deadlines from thousands of miles away, in a foreign country where even the electrical outlets are different. Fortunately, I found helpful people along the way.
"As a first-time visitor to Bali, I'm struck by the sincerity and kindness of the Balinese people, so quick to smile and willing to go to great lengths to serve," I observed. "In the context of all the finite resources, they are welcome reminders of the true infinite resources of the world—love, kindness and compassion."
There were times this past year when the enormity of local, national and global problems seemed overwhelming. Take, for example, "The Frights of Spring" (4/10), which detailed rising fuel costs, business bankruptcies and more. In "Global Warning" (4/24), I profiled environmental scholar Bill McKibben, who paid an Earth Day visit to Maui Community College (MCC) and unveiled his 350.org climate change initiative.
"I'm going to depress you for a few minutes," said McKibben. "This rapid, rapid change in climate is big enough that it's worth reviewing the cataclysm."
But alarmist reporting of the problems without also providing accompanying solutions is nothing short of depressing. Thus, the thrust of my columns was to follow sobering accounts of the status quo with practical and innovative alternatives, bringing about cause for optimism.
The recent "Malama Kaua'i" (12/4) offered a template for a community-based organization to promote sustainable, local choices. Likewise, "Cultivating Change" (8/21) summarized the two-day ISLExpo, sponsored by the Sustainable Living Institute of Maui (SLIM).
As one of the ISLExpo speakers, Elizabeth Cole of the Big Island's Kohala Center put it, "we need to cast our nets as widely as possible, and allow for public input, really engage the public. Entrenched thinking is hard to change"¦"
"Ideas shouldn't remain in paperwork," she continued. "Don't leave implementation to chance. You need to find dedicated, qualified people and pay them a decent living wage."
A wealth of ideas for kick-starting Maui's shift to a sustainable economy was offered in "The Big Maui Bailout" (12/11).
That article contrasted the "same-old, same-old" thinking of our elected leaders, who generously approved not one, but two mega-development projects in South Maui this past year—Wailea 670 and the Makena Resort rezoning. ""This Isn't About Jobs'"(11/27) concluded with Councilmember Michelle Anderson's quote, "there's no water; with no water, there's no jobs."
While both Wailea 670 and Makena brought overflow crowds to the County Council Chambers, another huge zoning change flew under the radar. "Plantation Politics" (4/17) detailed the council's final approval of 179 acres of retail and light-industrial sprawl on the outskirts of Kahului, despite the question of a legitimate potable water source for urbanizing the fallow ag lands.
With the new zoning, which will surely bring hundreds of millions of dollars to landowner Alexander & Baldwin, Inc., the council extracted conditions for "donation" of acreage for affordable housing, but on A&B land not currently designated for urban use. So the sprawl that was approved will not only extend Kahului's boundaries, but that of Maui Lani towards Waikapu.
"[The County Council] also added a condition that the zoning should not permit any mixture of residential units within the development," I wrote. "Two weeks earlier, in their approval of"¦Wailea 670, they insisted that a third of the affordable housing rental units be constructed in a light-industrial zoned site in North Kihei. Go figure."
Planning decisions were also examined in "Presto-Change-O Zoning" (8/14), which reviewed the morphing of the Kapalua Mauka and Ma'alaea Mauka projects into something quite different than initially approved, and in "Totally Ag-gravating" (7/31), an update on attempts by health food mogul Patricia Bragg to subdivide the Waiehu acreage she claimed would be dedicated to organic farming.
Options for growing food, both locally and beyond, was another recurring theme, starting with "Corn-Ucopia" (2/14), which examined the "a-maize-ing" influence of that crop on our lives. "Corn is the nation's most-planted, most processed, most-subsidized crop," I pointed out. "More than 80 million acres across the U.S. grow corn, and that number is likely to continue rising, due to the push to convert corn to ethanol."
Bringing a local angle to the equation, the article continued, "nationally, 32 percent of"¦corn is genetically modified, and most of that seed corn is produced in Hawaii. Nearly 5,000 acres of biotech corn were planted"¦on Maui, Moloka'i, O'ahu, and Kaua'i. Nine million pounds of seed corn were exported last year—a five-fold increase since the 1997-1998 growing season—bringing more than $94 million to agri-business giants Monsanto and Pioneer."
Another angle on the food-production issue, open-ocean aquaculture, was scrutinized in "Something's Fishy" (7/10). "In terms of food, small farms have given way to corporate agribusiness, genetically modified foods, and huge feedlots to supply the masses, all dependent upon a streamlined transportation system to move products from here to there," I wrote. "In the ocean, entrepreneurs are seeking to improve upon an innovation once practiced by native Hawaiians, fishpen aquaculture."
The article continued: "But the modern open-ocean cages bear little resemblance to the stone fish ponds constructed on leeward shores of Moloka'i and other islands, including Maui. Yet, should they survive the scrutiny of environmental review and economic viability, it is possible that aquaculture operations could play a role in Hawaii's quest for self-sufficiency."
A successful local farmer, Chuck Boerner of Ono Organic Farms in Hana, was profiled in "Fruits of His Labor" (10/25). Five influential local residents offered advice on how Maui may grow more of what we eat in "Real Homeland Security" (10/19). Both Rep. Mele Carroll and Council candidate/Board of Water Supply member Michael Howden identified water allocation to support traditional farming as among the keys to local food security.
A closer examination of water resources took place in "Flowing With The Changes" (10/2), a report of the two-day hearing by the state Commission on Water Resource Management to return flows to eight East Maui streams, and in "Where's The Water, Brah?" (6/12), an in-depth interview with Wailuanui taro grower Steven Ho'okano.
More than a dozen Rob Report columns covered renewable energy and the ongoing push to replace Hawaii's petroleum dependence with imported or locally produced biofuels. With more than $6 billion leaving the state yearly for our energy needs, it is clear that a new era for our island economy exists in a transition to locally renewable energy. Wind, waves and solar have been discussed in great detail; they need only continued advocacy and public input to bring them into our statewide renewable energy portfolio.
Two columns brought an unexpected amount of response. "Doorway Into Light" (2/7), about Bodhi Be's non-profit efforts to bring dignity into the death/dying/burial process, got a record number of hits online. "Big on Bamboo" (5/8), elicited many insightful perspectives on cultivating this fast-growing crop for food, building materials, papermaking, textiles and even musical instruments.
As always, the Rob Report loves reader input. Let us know the kind of topics you'd like to read more about in 2009. To all our faithful readers, we wish you a happy and prosperous New Year!
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-- -- university of -- students are under arrest after reportedly giving marijuana laced brownie is to their classmates.
And to a professor did I mention this is participating in the innocuous sounding bring food to school day.
But -- pot is now legal in Colorado feeding it to somebody up there now lets -- be a different story.
-- message is if you are going to make marijuana laced brownies or any other product that has drugs -- them.
And the other person doesn't know that's a felony.
Ricardo Cunningham is one of the suspects several of the students became sick after eating the brownie is.
The professor said -- dizzy -- -- out bad situation.
Joined now by Joey Jackson former prosecutor and -- -- A trial attorney welcome to you both good -- happy here and -- so this is a lot is.
Question they're probably gonna start rising with the legality of pot in several states Joseph week.
Are they guilty of assault.
Guilty guilty and you feel the absolutely -- why visit couple elements that have to be proven with respect of the assault market which you have to look at is the lack of consent if you could establish that someone was drug.
And you didn't have their consent as a result the -- that statute makes out assault.
Now there's also another charge -- and that is the unlawful.
Cut the unlawful consumption of a controlled substance by deception.
And as it relates to that all you have to show is that it was consumed by false pretense is when you make brownies and you don't make people all -- there.
That it contained PHC.
That is the could have been all right the substance found the marijuana it's problematic and more so than problematic mopping it is criminal.
-- what do you think well jelly you know this as well as ideas have felony -- Serious bodily injury there needed to be intended -- cries and neither was done here.
-- prank went terribly wrong.
But nobody was physically -- -- -- there is no serious physical hard.
You hate to point out that says it to people -- dizzy several of them went to the hospital eight people.
Suffered the effects this really you know I -- that pattern up it's illegal but it's obnoxious and I -- I I absolutely agree but it's not a felony level of -- Well here's the problem and you know Debra lays out the statute but the only problem is is that one of the other elements in Colorado is if you can establish the consumption without consent.
Under -- New York State you need serious physical injury that's true and on the Colorado if you do but what we're talking about drugs we're talking about giving them to people and the people don't know them.
There's a specific section and the statute that addresses this and so while it might have been a -- -- -- he may have thought it was funny.
And while I don't think he's a criminal quote unquote I do think the act itself is made out by the statute that he's gonna have some problem.
And I don't Goodell -- that much more serious and you don't know how someone's gonna react to this when you put into their -- if they've never had a euphoria.
You -- it's -- you know what kind of response could be it seems to me and you tell me -- this is an equivalent situation if you.
-- -- at a bar and someone slip something into your drink without telling you it isn't it pretty much the same.
Named Debra.
I don't agree that this that that -- didn't -- why not legal did not have any intent to cause heart.
And what Jerry was mentioning before when you give somebody at -- -- and you need to have the intent to cause -- to be guilty of the thought here there was no intent to cause -- and I understand.
That this was a very bad idea and that they should not have given pot brownies for their -- -- -- to their classmates.
But I absolutely do not believe and I believe that their defense attorney would argue that they had no intent to cause physical hard.
Theory it's physical harm harm -- and I.
I mean -- it seemed to me I don't know what it -- intent could possibly be other than to you know.
Get a big kick out of watching the reaction after you know they bring everyone brings their food to school it's bring your food to school day.
And clearly they wanted to sit back and get a good laugh that this is the very least -- telling -- -- but it.
Backfired and a significant way in a couple of things I'd like to say the first thing as it relates as it relates to injury as we both know -- -- Debra there were people who are hospitalized here number one the professor went to the hospital number 22 students did in addition to that.
Five others was sick as it relates to the issue of intent under this statute look.
You don't need that and if you can argue that you do intend could be inferred what else would you be looking to do when you my -- a brownie with marijuana than have people consume it.
And what -- the consequence of that was you have to accept an otherwise be straddled with -- I think the defendants here ultimately have a big problem.
I predict you're gonna see more things on his lines as pop becomes legal in these days and you know is -- being used more -- and ways like best.
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Most striking of all was the extensive Syrianization of the landscape that took place throughout the eighth century, first, through the settlement of Syrian contingents (junds) in such places as Seville and Valencia; second, through the wholesale importation of Syrian styles by the cadres of Umayyad clients who flocked to the peninsula after 756; third, by the deliberate policy of Umayyad emirs, 'Abd al-Rahman I in particular.
The introduction of Syrian agricultural systems, of hydraulic machinery used in Syria, of Syrian building techniques and decorative motifs, the deliberate importation of vegetation native to Syria -- these were among the many discrete elements that contributed to the Syrianization of Andalusi towns and countryside. Here, we are concerned only with perceptions: that these constellations of elements were perceived of as being distinctively Syrian.
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Four Americans murdered by terrorists and Libya the deadly September 11 assault going on for hours.
Last week Fox News reporting that request for help from CIA operatives at the Ben Ghazi consulate compound.
Word tonight.
If someone to blame for not sending in reinforcements -- west -- former assistant secretary defense in the President Reagan administration a marine combat vet he author of into the fire he joins -- good meeting -- Good evening Greta.
Well our information is that they asked for help at least at some point dressed to go over and help at that consulate.
I'm curious if for -- request for help this made dummy me from your own facts to back up.
To -- a request made what's the chain of command.
While was quite clear.
The president was sitting in the Oval Office when the fight began any call -- and the secretary of defense and the chairman of the joint chiefs.
President Obama now tells us that he gave the directive immediately.
For the military to do everything it needed to do to save our diplomats.
The secretary of defense then turns to the chairman.
And says.
I wanted to execute order.
Once the chairman of the joint chiefs general Dempsey hears those words yes sir he's right there.
Then he calls his theater commander who's in charge of Africa general ham and he -- get those assets moving.
And a written execute order will fall but get those assets movement.
So that's clear.
But what really makes it unclear.
Is that undersecretary of defense came out separately and said -- -- General Dempsey in general -- -- -- talk army generals agreed with me that we should do nothing.
Well which is -- now is that the president of the United States is the commander in chief saying -- And the secretary of defense saying no shirt the generals and I agree when -- going to do it.
That doesn't make sense to me Greta.
And it's very easy for the president of the United States to come forward and tell the American people -- here here's my execute order because there's no such thing as the military going off and doing something without that execution order so I'd like to do I just like to see the execution order.
What the president would do whatever -- case -- -- the present ever have a case to say look this is an emergency situation things are developing right now.
I want you to speak to your general in the theater.
And have him make judgment make good judgment of whether or not that this is a wise Smart.
They opted to do anything at this point.
President Reagan used to give those kinds of orders all the time it's -- -- you guys you do what you think is best that would be fine.
Then you simply say served -- I have permission to and to Libyan space Libyan territorial space president says yes Don.
Because general Hamm had a force recon detachment of the 130 Marines there were assigned to him -- -- he had all kinds of aircraft.
They could've been there within two hours and they would have been more than willing to go.
So general have had the assets the strange thing is the general ham told -- congressman.
That he was never given an execute order to enter Libya.
And that's different than what the commander in chief is saying and they secretary of defense is saying something else and that -- general rose.
I'm really disappointed because they're hurting the military by not coming forward and saying something.
When General Petraeus was -- -- well you on the CIA really didn't do anything he said wait a second.
He said nobody in the CIA ever gave an order not to go win so that General Petraeus immediately said it's a National Security Council.
General Dempsey is the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff any time he -- it could say yes I received the execute.
-- are no I never received an execute order that -- might make an unpopular with the president.
But I think that the general owes it to the American public otherwise we think that our military is going along.
In a way that they shouldn't go along.
Hard to -- the weekend Leo let's -- -- you didn't mention sectors sectors state Hillary Clinton's I take it the post of secretary of state.
Would not be in in in these discussions typically.
That right.
-- -- I have I am absolutely sure that she was in these discussions.
-- but she isn't in the military chain of command the military chain of command is quite clear she would have given advice.
Her advice would have been should you go into Libyan territory are not but the interesting thing.
Is that -- embassy had the courage to immediately take a plane.
Which was as far away as our military base.
And they put six Americans on that plane and said go over there 400 miles away in did in that fight and try to help.
And they would never have done that if they hadn't gone back to State Department said we're going to send in reinforcements.
So on the -- you're getting even more confused you get the State Department internally willing to do something.
And you have a military not willing to do something.
I mean that's really bizarre.
Where do you see where -- is this break down I'm trying to look at that live made a little circuitry of names you've given me any odd trying to figure out how.
Where where do you see is the BM.
Fort Worth things break down in this in from President Obama to put that -- general Dempsey the general ham.
Right -- stop right there.
If the president.
Gave the order that he told the American people he did he was crystal clear he said the minute I heard about this.
I directed.
That the military take all steps needed to secure our personality keep them alive.
That isn't actually -- order if the president gave that order.
Immediately that order is written down by the National Security Council advisor all of that's on the record none of that -- I don't record.
When you're expected to use the late word execute order or is directive -- -- -- here -- -- wouldn't it.
No other president wouldn't have to use that -- would have to do is say what he told the American public.
He said to the American public I told the military to do everything they needed to do.
So -- out of the degenerate can.
So -- said that and so Stephen.
In the release it to their he is President Obama gave the directive either -- unless he didn't get -- but he says he gave it.
It send -- second offense Panetta.
Or general Dempsey is weren't -- -- then.
More hell.
G secretary Panetta -- four other generals which I found to be a little -- peculiar.
And he said.
General Dempsey who's the chairman.
And general -- -- the theater commander and high unanimously.
Agreed in essence to do nothing because we didn't have enough information.
I'll wait a minute you're -- -- president has just told you to do something in the -- -- -- just said no.
Well if you said no then you've told the president know Mr.
President we're not gonna do what you taught us to do.
Do I believe that's what happened Null and -- we can we square -- so absolutely that this doesn't have to be a debate.
All the president has to do is surely execute order I have the most serious doubts that any such execute order exist.
Big thank you -- this continues to be quite you know -- -- a lot of unanswered questions and death.
When I'm hopefully get the -- and I think -- the sooner the sooner the sooner our military gets out of it the better.
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Welcome to the Monday edition of Wallace unplugged and if you watched our Saturday conceived from David Axelrod interview we were eight and a the middle of the general election campaign he really came out of the chute firing.
At Mitt Romney and I think there's going to be a very crucial point in the election because I think.
That that Obama wants to decline Romney before Romney.
Gets a chance to define himself Romney obviously just getting over the primary election doesn't have a big national campaign organization doesn't have a lot of money last.
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Pinpoint and define Romney for voters.
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Morgan, who served at Fort Bragg during his military career before becoming a country music star, will be part of a concert that starts at 5 p.m. The concert is free and open to the public, but pets, outside food and drinks and large bags are prohibited.
Toast to the Troops began in 2005, and 19 stuffing events have been held across the country, delivering more than 172,000 Operation USO Care Packages to troops serving overseas. The campaign last visited Fort Bragg in 2008.
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Columbus, and a crew of 90 people, set sail about ten weeks earlier aboard their ships - Nina, Pinta, and Santa Maria.
Timeline: 1792 - The first Columbus Day celebration is organized by The Society of St. Tammany and held in New York City, (300th anniversary of Columbus' landing).
1892 - President Benjamin Harrison issues a proclamation establishing a celebration of Columbus Day on the 400th anniversary of Columbus' landing.
April 7, 1907 - Colorado becomes the first state to declare Columbus Day a legal holiday.
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I'm also a fan of cases and disks. Some stuff don't have psysical disks (like the latest EU3 expansion), but I try to get them where possible. Amazon is pretty good.
If you but through Steam you don't get the hard copy cd, right? Thats not what I want, but thanks anyway.
Thanks for the input. Ok, I did go to Game Stop yesterday and found (2) games I've been wanting. I got Dirt 2 and Need for Speed SHIFT. I was glad they had these games as everyone else locally was out of stock. They did not have a large selection of pc games but at least they had the (2) I wanted. I guess I just don't understand WHY the stores don't cater to the pc users, but they do cater to the console users. It has to be sales...everything is market driven, for profit. I think I am answering my own question here. The funny thing for me is...I have a friend with a Play Station 3 and I watched him play COD on it, I wasn't impressed at all. The graphics sucked compared to my pc. And I'll take a keyboard any day over a hand held device. I'd like to play him console vs. pc, but I know thats not possible. And I'd romp him and he knows it.
it's not that hard to grasp. there are a LOT of PC gamers but not in the common market(us/uk). in 90% of areas consoles sell better, simple. therefore it would be silly for walmart, gamestop, anywhere to keep a comparable selection of PC games to console games, they just don't sell. keep in mind with steam, ea store, d2d - it is legal to burn a backup of your disc. you also get a serial. there is your hard copy. with steam there is the offline mode fiasco, which hopefully will be fixed soon but the others there is no issue. I can understand the wanting store-bought discs, but tbh they are a pita, and hard to find on release. if you want current release games you have to order online and wait for shipping, or get digital versions.
Whoops...didn't mean to slap anyone here. Nothing personal at all. I take it you are a "console" guy?
Oh...cool. I mean cool as I don't want to make enemies here, I am a new guy and I don't want to "slap" anybody...lol.
Uhh...it's pretty simple why the console game selection is much better than the PC game selection in stores...that's where the money is. Other than WoW, PC gaming isn't doing that great at the moment. I suspect you'll have to give up on your physical copy rule soon--digital downloads are quickly becoming the the norm for PC owners as PC games struggle for shelf space with the console titles. I'm not a PC game hater, but that's just the way things are at the moment, and it doesn't look like they are going to turn around any time soon. In fact, I suspect that when some bright game developer finally realizes that all they need to do to suck lots more PC gamers to the consoles is support mouse/keyboard control in their game, PC gaming will really be up against the wall.
If you don't like steam \ D2D which neither gave me any issue. Try http://www.gogamer.com/ or even newegg some times.
yeah i just checked the website had powered by Gamestop looks like you guys are getting as impressive as we are for retailers. =/
Used to be a sweet place even though there the same company. But over time they been killing them off. I go else were as i used to love going EB for second hand games.. EB policy's are loads better than gamestop hence why they killing it off.
I miss Babbage's. When I first got into computer gaming, they carried everything I was interested in. I order my games on steam now but only because I don't want to pay for international shipping. When (if) I ever move back to the US, I will probably order my games through Newegg.
I think what we are all lamenting is not the name of the store or it's policies, but the fact we all grew up in the heyday of PC games and that their heyday is now over. I suspect the PC games market will be the David instead of the Goliath from this point on--don't see that changing unless something drastic happens like Sony, MS, and Nintendo all decide to raise their fees for gaming on the Internet.


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