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As an example of Jerry Brown's 1977 Dills Act giving public employees and teachers the right to form unions, the former Athletic Director at Oxnard College makes $109,000 per year in retirement pension and also is in another taxpaying sports job with the conference making thousands more. Cut pensions in half and students can reap the benefits of learning. Before unionized teachers, the "Teaching profession was a kids oriented profession." Now, after unions, "The teaching profession is a unions oriented profession."
Public Employees and teachers, upon retirement should never be allowed to have another public employee or teaching job where they double dip. If they start a private sector business, there is no problem with that.
I'm voting NO on all tax raising props because it's just more $$$ that the liberals in Sacramento can waste, then in a few more years, they'll push another so-called "temporary tax" down our throats. Every single state workers' retirement should be cut by 50 percent. I know ex-teachers, cops and firefighters who have second homes in other vacation spots...that's not how retirement was supposed to be for public employees, that was until Jerry Brown screwed Californians with his Dills Act signature decades ago.
CA is broke because of unions, illegal aliens and wasteful spending by liberals who control the statehouse and the assembly/senate.
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Didn't see that you finally moved the thread, so forget my question there, i'm gonna redo it here. Are you planning to keep using MacOS (as your current iMac) in any way besides that Windows for FSX?
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Here's a rough ballpark estimate. You could go cheaper by going for a smaller/cheaper SSD or omitting it completely. However, load times will decrease significantly for a game such as FSX should you opt to keep it. Perhaps you don't need a terabyte of "traditional" HDD storage... Maybe you have an external HDD or something similar - in which case chuck the extra HDD out for some penny-pinching. FSX is really CPU intensive, especially when you dial "traffic" up to high (or beyond, with addons), thus i5 3570K. You could very well do with a cheaper variant, or perhaps an AMD system, so there's that opportunity to save a few pounds. GPU requirements are below what I suggest, but for maximum eyecandy, you probably don't want to go much lower (opting for, say, an HD7850 or a GTX660/650Ti). Chance to save some more money. I'd say the motherboard is spot-on, since it gives the most for money spent. You could potentially pinch up to 20GBP there, but I'd recommend against it. A dedicated CPU heatsink is always welcome to keep noise and temps down. CM 212EVO is a classic, and does well for how cheap it is. I'd leave it, but it's not mandatory. Case is a matter of taste, so I just suggested the one I like the most. Feel free to go cheaper, down to say Xigmatek Midgard or Antec 902 or Bitfenix Merc Alpha/Beta or something along those lines. As for the monitor, the U2312HM is blazing-fast (for an IPS), has wide viewing angles, nice colors, and doesn't cost an arm and a leg. Perhaps you'd like a greater diagonal/resolution, but I believe 1080p is sufficient for now. You can always add some more to get a multi-display enjoyment, FSX sure knows how to make the best of it. The PSU is a bit overkill as far as power requirements are concerned, but you can't go much lower in price without getting lesser quality, and much less power. You could go for a similarly priced Seasonic G 550 to gain a bit more efficiency, if you wanted. Well, that's all from me, for now. Good luck with your build, and take your time choosing your components!
The Mac is staying as is for the wife, I have a copy of win 7 so that will be going on the new system That's a good price, I was expecting much more, I never thought about a AMD system as never had one. Will it clock well, not to the edge of it's life but something for me to fiddle with Thanks for the indepth description. I would quite like a SSD so will definitely consider that, I have a few old skool HDD that are still chugging along for storage, 1 is 10 years old and is still kicking into life every time I stick it in my enclosure, it will probs die now haha. Does that i5 clock nicely? Again not to the edge of its life but a good bit more than stock. A nice nvidia will do nicely as I know they are a bit better for FSX. I will have a good look through what you suggest and thank you all, muchly appreciate the help
From what I have read Vishera processors do quite well. I have just ordered a 8320 myself based off the reading and from what I read a frequency of 4.5 to 4.7 has been pretty common. Here is a good thread to read up on as well. http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/showthread.php?t=153443
AMD newest CPUs are very good performers. Not quite equal to Intel, but not far off either. Definently worth considering. Add a SSD to the build and it'll be one sweet gaming rig. Also cosider that my build has a 27" monitor as compared to McSteel's build with a 24" monitor. Personally, between the two builds, I'd go with the AMD build with the 27" monitor. I built a system for my newphew using the FX6100, and during the 3 days I had it running before turning it over to my nephew, it impressed me. In everyday use, and some gaming, I couldn't tell a difference between it and my 2600k system. Oh, and about your comment about AMD/Nvidia video cards. The 7950 is an excellent performing video card capable of equaling any Nvidia card save maybe the GTX680. And even then, with a good OC'ing 7950, it is possible to match a stock GTX680.
This. Everything this. See my system specs for the speed of AMD chips and gpus, they clock to kingdom come, and without crossfire you can hit a 7950 on the head at 1.3ghz core. Max FPS of something stupid like 212... probably on Sleeping Dogs though.
If I was to run the OS on a run of the mill 1Tb SATA HDD and FSX off a 256Gb SSD would that work out ok or would I have problems and if I was to go the AMD route would a AMD/ATi GFX card be a better performer than nVidia? Probably a stupid question but I am very much out of the loop when it comes to hardware. Cheers
depends on how much u wanna spend , a nice AMD setup could look like : (newegg) well u could save a few bucks on different hardware pieces....... but if u want 3 years+ of fun that´s a setup i would recommended....... my old rig is build 2008 and i still run latest games in good modes, without being updated with Hardware close to your 1k budget:
Then read the OP again. He did say what his budget was. No need for caps either, we're not grilling the guy. I suspect he means 1k in £ since he lives in the UK. Correct me if I'm wrong, Alcpone.
Yeah 1k = 1 thousand £. I thought the best way to go with FSX was to have it on a separate HDD to the OS? £1200 is probably abit much to justify it to the one in charge haha. I just want a system that will run FSX and all my addons at full eye candy with headroom for the future and so I can clock the CPU and GFX but not have to change the GFX cooler so will be very moderate clocking on that. Writing in CAPS is not needed as my eyesight is fairly good
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It'd work, but I don't see why you wouldn't put both on the SSD. You can always relocate My Documents, My Music etc. to the HDD. That very much depends on the particular cards in question. What I will say is that current gen AMD cards are having some driver issues, which are not yet fully resolved in all games - see the last few articles at http://techreport.com/graphics/. Anyway, he's my recommended build. It's a little overkill, as FSX is a fairly old game now, and your budget is £1000. You could play this game very comfortably for half that. I'm presuming here that you're into overclocking. I'm also presuming that you don't need an optical drive, what with it being 2013 and all. http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/Bh17
hi, i think you have been introduced to enough systems.... it´s up to you to pick one and make your choice they all run FSX smooth..... take your gear if u find some betta & cheaper let us know, we all gonna buy there then if u count all mail & send fees u are over 1k
Thanks for the replies. I will have to make a decision on what to get, most likely a AMD chip with a nVidia card. With FSX taking up a fair chunk of 200Gb on my current system I might need to get a chunk sized SSD : )
Not bad, but I'd consider the FX-8320, since it shouldn't cost much more and you get a fantastic CPU for heavily threaded applications. Not sure how FSX is threaded, but I know most simulation-based games tend to go bananas when it comes to threading, so it may be in your best interest. It also buys you a tiny bit more future-proofing.
No, invest in a 2Gb card, you will be glad you did long term. A powerful 1Gb card will work better until you run out of VRAM which hits your performance a lot harder than a slightly slower card with more VRAM.
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Wild Game Cookery
Posted 04 January 2012 - 02:16 PM
This was the first time I bothered to save my goose livers: I pledge to save all waterfowl livers from this point on...
Posted 04 January 2012 - 03:05 PM
ETA: And the meat pies look marvelous!
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Posted 05 January 2012 - 04:10 AM
Mallet -- re: the succulence of squirrels, have you ever had squirrel and dumplings? Marvelous stuff. I have not hunted squirrels in years, though, since I shot one out of a tree and went to pick him up, only to discover I had only stunned him. Said discovery made when he bit through the web of my hand between my thumb and forefinger. Put me off hunting squirrels for good, but I'll happily cook any that someone else kills.
ETA: And the meat pies look marvelous!
Long ago I decided to only pick up the squirrels I shot with leather gloves on after I saw the size of their teeth! I also only pick them up by the neck from behind so even if they revive after the initial shot, they can be firmly held and throttled by the neck. So far haven't been bitten.
Mallet, your pate needs some fat to hold together. Chicken livers just do not supply enough fat. I do not use wild goose livers in a pate as they and most wild game is very lean. A ceramic terrine is very useful and then the pate can be cooked in a water bath.-Dick
Posted 05 January 2012 - 08:14 AM
As for the terrine, I'm not sure fat content played a big role. I had some pork fat in there, and the terrine also had binders in the form of bread + milk. I'm not convinced a difference in the fat content of the livers alone (chicken vs. wild goose) could cause the texture issues I observed. I say yes to wild livers!
Posted 05 January 2012 - 03:31 PM
Bears can take hours to bleed out if not an initial fatal shot with distressing consequences to the hunter if not prepared.-Dick
Posted 05 January 2012 - 09:57 PM
The rest of the meat is in two coolers, on ice, until I can finish processing and vac packing the steaks and roasts, and gathering up all the trim to grind. Our teacher told us to get as much of the fat off as possible, as it doesn't taste good, and can go rancid quickly in the freezer. I hadn't heard that.
I'm looking forward to cutting up the rest of the venison and, of course, eating it!
Lenexa, KS, USA
Posted 06 January 2012 - 08:32 AM
With the advent of CWD in Wisconsin, this has now become the recommended way to process a deer.-Dick
Posted 06 January 2012 - 07:37 PM
I'm in Kansas, where there is little danger of CWD, especially in the area we hunted.
Lenexa, KS, USA
Posted 07 January 2012 - 05:56 AM
In terms of CWD, the State will examine your deer for Prions but you have to get the head to a Registration place that takes heads. Your are assigned a tag with number and then about 1-2 months later you can check on the DNR website for the results. So far, no CWD but its coming I bet.-Dick
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Posted 28 April 2012 - 09:20 AM
Charcuterie Plate
Canada goose prosciutto, terrine of canada goose liver and snowshoe hare, hooded merguez
The goose prosciutto was very good, but I miss my bar fridge/curing chamber (I had to get rid of it in the last move). I had to cure this one in the fridge. The merguez was made with hooded merganser. Mergansers are generally reviled by hunters and the butt of several similar-sounding jokes ("how do you cook a merganser? place in pot with a large brick, cook for 12 hours, eat the brick" etc...), but there was nothing objectionable whatsoever about this bird. There may be a few less mergansers around come next fall .
Hearts and Gizzards
Confit hearts and gizzards (many species), glazed turnips, toasted pecans, poached blackcurrants.
This was the first year I've made a concerted effort to keep all hearts and gizzards from the game animals' I've harvested. This dish confirmed that this is a good idea. I made a few converts too!
Yellow perch with scallop/morel mousse and asparagus
The mousse was fairly intense but complemented the perch rather than overwhelmed. I was supposed to make a mousseline for the asparagus but ran out of gas near the end of prep. It was very good, but I do regret skipping the sauce (the plate looks naked!)
Atlantic cod with roasted red pepper stew
The only dish with protein not harvested by one of us. I cooked the cod sous-vide in olive oil, I think I should have given it a sear or something, because it was a little bland for my taste. On the other hand, I am very conservative with my fresh cod dishes (I ALWAYS dredge in flour and cook in butter, like we do back home), so I may simply be rebelling to change.
Wild turkey garganelle
Wild turkey, asparagus, oyster mushrooms
A super-simple pasta sauce (combine ingredients with stock, cook to reduce), but it turned out really well. The pasta dough was the craziest recipe I've seen. 1kg flour to 40 egg yolks! It made for a super-stiff dough that was hard to work initially, but once it made it through the roller a few times it turned into a dream. The dough would not stick to anything except itself, but only when we wanted it too. Magic.
Deer backstrap with coriander/vanilla endives, king oyster mushrooms, balsamic reduction, guinness emulsion.
The sleeper hit. For whatever reason this dish did not take up a lot of my mental attention when cooking the dinner, but it was very good and shows that even the chef can get a surprise! The guinness foam did not hold up for very long.
Dry shot
breadcrumbs, red pepper powder, black olive powder, fried capers, fried oregano, garlic chips
Pretty tasty, but much too salty for me. Methinks I should have used capers in vinegar instead of salt-packed ones.
Goose confit
Canada goose leg confit, yam cake, plum sauce/mustard
I thought this dish was going to be polarizing, because of the yam cake (it's rice-flour based, and also has dried shrimp). It had a little bit of a glutinous texture and tasted a little odd on its own, but it really went well with the confit. Confit goose legs are awesome. Goose legs in general are one of my favourite things.
frozen/chewy cranberry, orange purée
A fun and tasty bite, made possible by Ultratex-3.
Poached apples, apple génoise, apple sorbet, apple chip, ginger custard, milk jam
Usually I finish a meal like this with a simple sorbet, but this time we went for the grand finale. This dish was probably the most labour-intensive to make, because there were so many components. Totally worth it.
Posted 28 April 2012 - 12:51 PM
I just made a cornish game hen with chestnut stuffing. . .
Would you believe a pigeon stuffed with spam? . . .
Would you believe a rat filled with cough drops?
Moe Sizlack
Posted 28 April 2012 - 03:44 PM
Posted 07 October 2012 - 06:01 AM
The ring-neck beat this particular mallard hands-down. It was way fatter, which probably helped, but the fat itself was very good, mild and meaty, not funky at all. This particular bird's crop was chock-full of aquatic invertebrates when harvested, so I was skeptical of it at first. More and more I am finding these tales of inedible fishy or otherwise funky ducks to be greatly exaggerated, although I have not yet eaten common or red-necked merganser.
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Digital Asset Management
In the March/April 2010 issue of WAN-IFRA Magazine, we feature an article on Digital Asset Management (DAM) on pages 26-29. As there are numerous suppliers in this area and we have limited space in print, we could only publish a small portion of what each told us about their soltion. Here, we are publishing expanded interviews with the vendors for readers to get a fuller picutre of what each told us about their offering.
Responding for protecmedia is Fernando Pérez, Corporate Communication Consultant.
WAN-IFRA: Does Protecmedia offer a stand-alone DAM solution?
Fernando Pérez: Yes, we have a stand-alone DAM solution called QUAY. QUAY is a digital multimedia and multiformat corporate repository that allows a correct management of all archives in order to save resources and to make possible new business ways.
WAN-IFRA: What are the strengths of your DAM solution for news publishers?
Pérez: QUAY is a global multimedia repository that is based on a XML native data base. It has an easy and simple interface for all users and valid for all browser.
QUAY allows an easy and automatic cataloguing of all types of documents and has a differentiated level of access according to the level of privilege of each user. Also has a big flexibility to create different user profiles to access to all types of documents.
QUAY also facilitates the sale of contents through the QUAY's module called e-commerce. E-commerce is a portal aimed at online commercialize the digital assets. E-commerce has integrated a pay for content system with all the security measures required.
QUAY is totally integrated with the editorial area and allows a high speed searches. Also has a score board for contents and statistic.
WAN-IFRA: Is it easy to integrate QUAY with systems from other suppliers?
Pérez: Yes, of course. QUAY is a stand-alone solution that can be integrated with other systems without problem. We have a SDK for to be integrated by other company, our customer or ourselves.
WAN-IFRA: Once the contract has been signed, approximately how long does it take for a publishing client to begin working with QUAY?
Pérez: The standard product can be prepared to be used from the first moment. If the customer asks for a personalized version, the time is average out at two or three months.
WAN-IFRA: How much training is required for a publication's staff to start using your solution?
Pérez: The normal user of QUAY needs only one day of training. The documentalists need three or four days.
WAN-IFRA: Approximately how many titles are using QUAY globally, and could you please name a few of them?
Pérez: Around 70 customers are using QUAY right now in different countries, these include:
- Unidad Editorial: 8 million documents. 22 daily publications and 11 magazines. They are selling their contents through e-commerce.
- Vocento: 13 titles.
- Sud-Ouest: more than 4 millions of documents.
WAN-IFRA: What developments are you working on in this area now – any planned updates for the near future?
Pérez: We are making improvements in our solution such as improvements in security measures to access to e-commerce or improvements for the documentalists in the massive modifications of documents.
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Career Summary
Piers graduated from the Faculty of Informatics at the University of Ulster in 2000 with a BSc (Hons) in Computer Science, and again in 2001 and 2005 from the Faculty of Engineering with an MRes (Distinction) and a PhD. His doctoral work focused on the application of Data Mining and Artificial Intelligence techniques to the renewable energy sector and was fully industrially sponsored by B9 Energy (O&M) Ltd.
Since 2004 Piers has held a number of academic positions both continuing and visiting in the UK, Ireland and the Middle East. He joined the Faculty of Science & Information Technology in 2012 and currently teaches into the BIT and MIT programs.
Piers currently conducts research in a variety of areas though his involvement with the Applied Informatics Research Group. These areas include knowledge discovery in the medical domain and also within large datasets, something which is now termed "Big Data". More recently, Piers has started to explore social networks and a number of issues around them including, privacy, trust and adoption.
Always on the lookout for new opportunities and excitement, if you have an idea for a project, collaboration or something to chat about over a coffee, get in touch.
- PhD, University of Ulster, 06/04/2005
- Bachelor of Science (Honours), University of Ulster, 26/06/2000
- Diploma in Industrial Studies, University of Ulster, 26/06/2000
- Master of Research, University of Ulster, 07/11/2001
Research keywords
- Artificial Intelligence
- Data Mining
- Online Social Networks
- Renewable Energy
Research expertise
Prediction of Wind Spectra
Knowledge Discovery in Industrial Data Sets
Fault Identification in Telecommunication Networks
Alarm Correlation
Development and Performance of Software Product Lines
E-Learning/Cloud based learning
Privacy in Social Networks
Modeling Social Networks
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080108 | Neural, Evolutionary And Fuzzy Computation | 40 |
080109 | Pattern Recognition And Data Mining | 40 |
090608 | Renewable Power And Energy Systems Engineering (Excl. Solar Cells) | 20 |
Piers is an active member of the Applied Informatics Research (AIR) group in the Faculty of Science and IT, a multidisciplinary grouping which conducts research in a broad range of domains. He has active collaborations in the areas of modelling and simulation with the University of Kingston, UK.
Administrative expertise
I am currently the School of Design Communication and IT representative on the Faculty Community & Marketing Committee.
Teaching keywords
- Data Mining & Warehousing
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I have a wide variety of teaching experience in a range of international settings. I have taught and developed courses and programs at the under- and postgraduate level in areas such as:
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Total current UoN PhD EFTSL | 1.1 |
For supervisions undertaken at an institution other that the University of Newcastle, details are shown in italics, and the institution name is listed below the program name.
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2013 | 2017 | PhD (Information Technology) | Co-Supervisor | Effect of Cell Phones Efficiency of SMEs Operations |
2013 | 2017 | PhD (Information Technology) | Principal Supervisor | Using Cloud Computing and Web Technologies to Develop Virtualization Labs for Information Technology and Computer Science in Online Open Learning |
2013 | 2017 | PhD (Information Technology) | Co-Supervisor | Ensuring Valid Authentication Models for Cloud Based Services |
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Methow Valley
Due to the hard work of tireless conservation advocates, the Methow Valley has a strong legacy of protection for its wild lands and waters.
The Wilderness Society's work aims to build on this community's rich conservation legacy to gain further protection. We are working to ensure the community continues to have recreational access to wild lands and to enhance the valley's ecological health.
Why the Methow Valley
The Methow Valley is beloved by nearly all who live or have passed through this incredible place.
Work we're doing
We're working in the Methow Valley to protect its wild lands and waters and facilitate sustainable recreation on the land.
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Wilderness is a precious resource with many human, natural and economic benefits that we need to protect.
Hear artists, activists and adventurers share what the ownership and legacy of these American wildlands means to them.
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The National Association of Counties, state county associations and individual local elected officials have issued public sup
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First is the nominee for Assistant Secretary for Lands and Minerals in the Department of Interior. President Obama has nominated Janice Schneider, a veteran of the department, to fill the position that has been vacant for more than 2 years.
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The federal government has been shut down, with no end in sight. Eventually it will reopen, but it remains unclear what the final cost of the closure will be. You've heard a lot about the impacts our national treasures – closure of our parks and monuments.
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Nineteen years ago, President Bill Clinton signed the California Desert Protection Act, doubling the amount of designated wilderness in California and creating Joshua Tree National Park, Death Valley National Park and the Mojave National Preserve.
- Friday, October 25, 2013The NPS announced its proposal to honor Latino civil rights champion Cesar Chavez with a new national historical park that could include five sites in California and Arizona.
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The first-ever auction for solar energy development in two of Colorado's four Solar Energy Zones was a quick one – unfortunately, no solar developers bid on the parcels.
These comments were submitted by The Wilderness Society and our partners on the Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the TransWest Express Transmission Line. The proposed TransWest Express Transmission Project would deliver renewable energy produced in Wyoming to the Desert Southwest region, and would traverse Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, and Nevada along its 725-mile route.
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- Wednesday, November 20, 2013
The Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee's Subcommittee on Public Lands, Forests and Mining today took up three wilderness bills offering protection for spectacular wild lands, recreational opportunities, and wildlife habitat in California, Colorado, and New Mexico—a positive step towards more popular and locally supported lands bills moving in the 113th Congress. Movement of these bills, however, comes at a steep price: the legislation is bundled with a devastating measure (S.
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A bill passed by the House of Representatives today will, if signed into law, hurt wild lands and western communities, according to The Wilderness Society. The following statement can be attributed to Dave Alberswerth, senior policy advisor for The Wilderness Society.
- Thursday, November 14, 2013
Yesterday afternoon, the Wilderness Society and other groups in the coalition America's Voice for Conservation, Recreation and Preservation (AVCRP) sent a broad letter urging Congress to invest in natural resource conservation, outdoor recreation, and historic preservation. More than 500 organizations, representing millions of citizens with diverse political backgrounds and areas of interest, have united behind a shared understanding that federal inves


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Founder's Day was also celebrated during the month of April with members of Xi Delta Phi and other Cleveland clubs coming together with a dinner to honor the beginning of Beta Sigma Phi. Xi Delta Phi won the award for first place for the member yearbook.
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YAKIMA – Irrigation canals line Washington's Yakima Valley east of the Cascade Range, transforming a desert landscape into one of the most productive agricultural regions in the world – including crops for some of America's biggest vices.
Thousands of acres of wine grapes dot the landscape, contributing to Washington's No. 2 rank for premium wine production behind California. Farmers grow more than two-thirds of U.S. hops for big beer companies and craft brewers alike, and a large tobacco field is flourishing on a valley Indian reservation.
Now that Washington voters have legalized marijuana, will a region long recognized as one of the country's leading fruit bowls, best celebrated for Washington apples, become known as the vice belt? Not necessarily.
Too many unanswered questions remain about the new law, from how the state will regulate it to whether entrepreneurs or large corporations should lead the way. And the biggest question: the federal government's role going forward. Marijuana remains illegal under federal law. Many states have approved it for medical use, but only Washington and Colorado have legalized it for recreational use.
The Justice Department has not said whether it will try to block the two states from implementing their new laws, passed late last year. For that reason, key land-grant universities that typically aid the agriculture industry by researching such things as pest control and crop yields – but rely on federal funding to do so – are avoiding the marijuana industry altogether.
In addition, marijuana is a crop that can't be insured, and federal drug law bars banks from knowingly serving the industry.
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HENLEY Hawks were outgunned 45-5 by London Welsh in Saturday's warm-up at Dry Leas.
The Exiles held sway in the set scrums, were effective in mauls and difficult to contain when driving from quality line-out possession.
Hawks took a shock lead after three minutes when left wing Alan Awcock – who is Welsh's community development officer, but plays for Henley – put in a powerful run to set up full back Liam O'Neill.
But the Exiles soon replied via Mike Denbee's try, Gordon Ross, slotting the first of four conversions.
The strength of the Welsh back row was emphasised by a brace of tries by Mitch Lees later in the half.
Hawks pursued their traditional game of running the ball at every opportunity and a couple of exciting runs by wing Xavier Andre tested the visitors' defence.
However the maturity and experience of the Welsh backs showed in their ability to finish and skipper Tom May went in under the posts for a 28-5 half-time lead.
Welsh were able to call on a second squad in a different strip after the break, while Hawks relied on a steady stream of replacements.
Tries from Rhys Crane and Joe Ajuwa increased the Exiles' lead and No 8 Ollie Stedman was also driven over, Will Robinson's conversion completing the scoring.
Welsh head coach Justin Burnell said: "I would have been more concerned if we'd sailed past a team and been put under no pressure whatsoever.
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