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DUBLIN, Ohio (AP) -- Cardinal Health Inc. said Friday that the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration has suspended its license to sell drugs from a Florida distribution center, and the company plans to fight the action.
Cardinal Health said it will ask a federal court to block the DEA's effort, which the company called a "drastic overreaction."
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The DEA told Cardinal Friday that the agency believes four of Cardinal Health's retail pharmacy customers improperly dispensed drugs based on prescriptions that did not have a real medical purpose, according to Cardinal Health.
Cardinal Health said the license suspension could disrupt drug shipments to more than 2,500 pharmacies in Florida, Georgia and South Carolina.
"We strongly disagree with the allegations the DEA has made against our Lakeland facility and intend to vigorously challenge this action," Cardinal Health CEO George Barrett said in a statement.
Cardinal Health has faced similar charges before.
In 2008, Cardinal Health paid $34 million to settle claims that it failed to report suspicious sales of controlled substances. The company reached the settlement with seven U.S. Attorney's Offices and the Drug Enforcement Agency for and paid the civil penalty for allegedly violating its obligations under the Controlled Substances Act.
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SAN DIEGO (CBS 8) - More drivers in California get behind the wheel under the influence of drugs, compared to those who drive drunk, according to a new statewide survey.
State officials are warning against "high driving" after the survey found that one of every seven drivers on the road on weekend nights are under the influence of drugs. That's nearly twice the number of drivers with alcohol in their system.
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Ellen Zagory knew it was a dry winter. But just how parched our usually "rainy months" had become hit home when her shovel hit dirt.
"The soil was bone-dry," said Zagory, horticulture director for the UC Davis Arboretum. "I dug 2 feet down and it was still dry. It was shocking."
Zagory and the arboretum staff are in the midst of transforming the entire campus into a water- efficient landscape. Usually, winter is the best time to transplant when the soil is still moist from winter rains. Hard ground has led to more hard work.
"There's been no water this winter," Zagory said before this week's expected rainfall, which was expected to do little to change the situation. "We've already had to turn on our irrigation. We usually wait until the rain stops but it's already stopped."
That lack of winter rain brings back the dreaded threat of drought, a term no gardener or farmer wants to hear. So far, this year ranks among the driest since 1920. Sacramento's rain total for January and February a scant 1.32 inches is the third-driest since record keeping began in 1850.
The "d" word looms large over area gardeners. More than 65 percent of household water consumption in Sacramento goes to landscaping.
Drought also drives up water prices and thousands of Sacramento homeowners only recently converted to metered water. With that in mind, many gardeners are making the switch to more unthirsty plants.
"There is reaction to the reality of recurring droughts, metering and the increasing cost of water," said landscape designer Cheryl Buckwalter, the Regional Water Authority's "Blue Thumb" expert. "I think we are being presented opportunities for us to change our behaviors and do what we should have been doing all along using water efficiently."
But where to start?
"Especially in these economic times, people can't always start from scratch," Buckwalter said. "They need to work with what they have in their landscapes."
Many homeowners are in the process of transitioning their landscapes with drought-tolerant plants.
"Green Acres has seen a continually growing demand for these plants from our entire customer base," said Andy Emmert, the nursery's lead patio buyer. "Our contractor sales department, which deals with all forms of landscape professionals, has seen a strong increase in residential and commercial designs incorporating drought-tolerant plants."
Retail customers also want drought-tolerant plants, he added. "Many of our top-selling shrubs and trees are drought- tolerant and well-suited to our Mediterranean climate here in Sacramento."
Among those best-sellers: Manzanita, ceanothus, grevillea, bottlebrush, butterfly bush and rosemary.
"Our top-selling trees include the Arbutus 'Marina', the cherry laurel and the many varieties of crape myrtle," he said. "And some of our top perennials are the Santa Barbara daisy, Spanish lavender, Cleveland sage, artemisia and sea thrift."
Emmert said customers also like these water-efficient finds: "the free-blooming perennial Lobelia laxiflora, the striking violet-blue blooming Penstemon 'Margarita B.O.P.', the trendy succulent hen and chicks, and the delicate, feathery shrub Grevillea 'Long John' which astonishes everyone with its huge, toothbrush-like pink flowers."
Orangevale landscape designer Susan Silva sees many requests for water-efficient gardens that still have a lush look.
"It's all about proper planting and soil," she said. "Good soil is a prerequisite for healthy plants. It allows roots to grow deeply and retains moisture. Shade also is important; it can keep your garden 20 degrees cooler. Make sure to incorporate trees."
Silva helped Jim and Gloria Eller transform their Carmichael backyard with an ultimate water-efficient makeover they got rid of the backyard pool.
"The pool had become a black hole for money," said Jim Eller, noting their children had grown and left home. "Nobody was swimming in the pool, and we were spending a lot of money. It was time to do something with less water and a lot less maintenance."
Surrounded by 100-foot redwoods, the garden uses that shade to maximum advantage, creating a cool and mostly dry oasis with shrubs, perennials and succulents. Instead of a pool, the focal point is a large fountain-turned-planter with succulents spilling from the top.
"We're very happy with how it turned out," said Gloria Eller. "It will take about three years before everything fills out. But (the landscape) has a real nice flow to it."
The transformation to water savings takes time. Drought-tolerant plants still need at least weekly deep irrigation until established. That can take up to two years.
"It's great that we are converting our landscapes to be more water- efficient," Buckwalter said, "but we need to realize that newly installed plants regardless of the fact that they are low water-use plants need a period of time to get established. Once the plants are established is when greater water savings will be seen."
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Some events never lose their charm or their drawing power.
Camellias continue to captivate Sacramento. Thousands of flower fans will turn out this weekend for the 89th Sacramento Camellia Show and sale at Memorial Auditorium.
Featuring hundreds of flowers, this free event remains a must-see tradition. For the past three years, Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson took time out from his hectic schedule to officially open the show, noted Carol Schanz, president of the Camellia Society of Sacramento. He's expected again today.
Johnson isn't the only local dignitary to come smell the camellias. After his return to Sacramento as a downtown resident, Gov. Jerry Brown dropped by unannounced to tour a recent show while walking first dog Sutter.
"He just wanted to see the camellias," recalled club secretary Julie Vierra. "Everybody was really excited. He said he went to shows with his mother when he was a child and always liked the flowers."
Bernice Brown, wife of Gov. Edmund G. "Pat" Brown and Jerry's mom, was among many prominent supporters of the show celebrating Sacramento's official flower. Other California first ladies also participated in opening ceremonies and show-related events.
"We are the Camellia Capital," said Schanz. "People don't forget."
Revered for their winter beauty, camellias still live up to this year's show theme: "Flower Power."
"We look at the camellias as a flower that brings so many people together," Schanz said. "It has the power of attention.
"They have a huge amount of history in Sacramento," she added. "We're the oldest camellia show in the U.S. 89 years! That's quite remarkable. We're also one of the largest shows in the nation."
Camellias have flourished in Sacramento since the 1850s. By the 1920s, Sacramento had earned the nickname "Camellia City of the World." Scores of heritage bushes and trees some dating back almost a century still dot the gardens of downtown homes and landmarks.
"We actually have some of the best camellias in the nation," Schanz said. "In the Southeast, their season is already over. We get visitors from other states and they're amazed by our flowers."
Home to many decades-old camellias, the Capitol continued to do its part with Camellia Day on Thursday. Volunteers from the California State Capitol Museum distributed hundreds of handmade corsages made from heritage camellias grown on the Capitol grounds.
Dedicated in 1953 as a living memorial, Capitol Park's Pioneer Camellia Grove still boasts 183 bushes, many no longer available commercially. More than 800 camellia bushes are scattered throughout Capitol Park.
As part of another long tradition, the show will offer its official button for sale today and Sunday. For the second consecutive year, local artist Joanne Tsukamoto created the winning design, chosen from dozens of entries.
"We've been selling buttons since 1964," said Schanz, noting the proceeds help pay for the auditorium's rental. "The price is still $1. That's got to be a record for lack of inflation."
Besides table after table of exhibition blooms, the show features arrangements made with camellias and a photo contest. The society also will sell about 200 plants, many unavailable at local nurseries.
On Sunday, artists will paint camellia-related scenes or still lifes and offer their work for sale.
This winter's wacky weather has been a little rough on these February flowers.
"It's been a little more challenging season because of the cold weather," Schanz said. "The blooms have not been opening up like they should."
This week's sunny days came just in time.
"We'll have lots of beautiful flowers," she added. "With warmer weather this week, the show should be just spectacular."
89th ANNUAL SACRAMENTO CAMELLIA SHOW AND SALE
Where: Memorial Auditorium, 1515 J St., Sacramento
When: 3-6 p.m. today, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday
Admission: Free
Details: www.camelliasocietyofsacramento.org
Entries: The public is invited to enter cut camellia blooms from 7 to 10:30 a.m. today. Arrive before 10 a.m. for help with identification.
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Andy McCollum remembers going to Georgia Tech games when he was a boy growing up in Marietta. He remembers waking up on Thanksgiving excited about going to watch the "Bullpups" and the Yellow Jackets play each year.
Now, after recently being hired as Tech's defensive line coach and recruiting coordinator, he said he's excited about making some new memories.
"It's an honor," McCollum said on Thursday as he was driving from Raleigh to Atlanta with a car full of clothes.
McCollum and Tech coach Paul Johnson have known each other since the mid-1980s when McCollum was an assistant at Middle Tennessee State and Johnson an assistant at Georgia Southern.
The respect runs deep for the expertise that the other brings to that side of the ball.
When the two became head coaches at their schools, McCollum was in the process of leading the Blue Raiders from the I-AA to I-A level. As he was scheduling Georgia and Florida, he said Johnson called him and asked if he needed a game.
"I told him I didn't just fall off the truck," McCollum said. "I'm not playing Georgia Southern and I 'm not playing you."
That, more than anything, he said shows how much faith that he has in Johnson's spread-option offense, which some still question, and his ability to lead a football team.
"That's one of the exciting things for me," McCollum said. "All I've got to do is practice against it and not defend it. Survey the country and ask any coach in the country, ask them if they want to defend it. It would be unbelievable.
"It's proven. It's not like it's a one- and two-year deal at Navy. He whipped people there more than once."
McCollum said most of his people still live in or around the Marietta area, including his 76-year-old father, his brother and his sister. After he gets settled in at Tech, he's going to start looking for a high school for his son, who plays catcher.
Leaving N.C. State to come to Tech was a tough decision, he said. Mostly because when he arrived in Raleigh, the Wolfpack didn't have any players from Georgia. When he resigned, they had 17.
"When you've got a relationship with your kids it makes it tough to leave," McCollum said. "That's the toughest part of our profession. You truly have a relationahip. I do and I believe that. Somebody's family turned them over to you. That's a dadgum responsibility.
"But I think there are a lot of parents that are exciting about turning over their kids to Paul Johnson and Georgia Tech."
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"bullpups" gotta love it…
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I think Johnson is putting together a great coaching staff with years of combined experience. We all know that our defense has been our weakness and I believe Groh and McCollum will coach these young men up. Can't wait for Sept.
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They were called "Bullpups" because it was the Freshman or JV game on Thanksgiving…not Varsity. Not sure if the Jackets had a special name for their Freshman/JV team.
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Oh, and welcome to the Flats coach!
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I'n case no one told you???
We run this state. Go Dawgs !!
February 11th, 2010
2:13 pm
Bull Pups = equals Scottish Rite Childrens Game, Freshman team used to play on Thanksgiving. I went to many. My Grandfather played for them, grew up season ticket holder all my life, used to love those games.
Drew Hill, Jimmy Robinson, LUCIUS!, Salt and Pepper, Eddie Lee Ivory, David Sims…..
February 11th, 2010
2:16 pm
Glad to see McCollum is excited to get "punched" in the face by the Bulldog offense.
See you in November
February 11th, 2010
2:16 pm
Burdell, I think the freshman team was called the "Baby Jackets," but that's been so long ago, I wouldn't bet on that being right.
February 11th, 2010
2:22 pm
Does McCollum know anything about basketball?
Sorry, just thinking…………………..
February 11th, 2010
2:23 pm
Just wanted to say thank you to the GT defense in last year's game against UGA.
Our "Bullpups", Ealey and King, became Bulldogs by shredding your lame defense for 339 yards on the ground. Next year we expect to see our "Bullpups", QB Aaron Murray, to light you up for 400 yards.
February 11th, 2010
2:25 pm
I said I was taking that bulldog picture out of the bottom of my toilet but I changed my mind.
February 11th, 2010
2:28 pm
these "we run this state" morons are pretty lame, aren't they?
but i suppose they can have their QUOTE FROM A RIHANNA SONG if it makes them feel better, lol
tech fans will simply have to be content with a ranking of 13th in the nation for their up-and-coming program.
February 11th, 2010
2:32 pm
It was the bullpups vs. the baby jackets. The freshman football game for the Scottish Rite Hospital. Probably stopped by the late 70's or whenever freshman became eligible to play on varsity.
February 11th, 2010
2:33 pm
It is the same guy Posting under several differnet handles.
February 11th, 2010
2:38 pm
February 11th, 2010
3:17 pm
Groh took him to dinner last night about 4:30 to the Picadilly on Piedmont Road.
February 11th, 2010
3:19 pm
WE RUN THIS STATE will wear out when "THERE'S A NEW SHERIFF IN TOWN" DOES. GEEZ.
Does m or St. Simmons ever come to the TECH blog?
February 11th, 2010
3:25 pm
Last true Freshman-only game was 1973. It became a Junior Varsity game in 1974 and then faded away several years later. Thought I'd point out to BigTime Tech Fan that he never saw Drew or Eddie Lee or Lucius play in a Scottish Rite game. They all were on the varsity from the moment they arrived at Tech……Jimmy Robinson and David Sims certainly played in the game but Sims was playing tight end, not running back, at the time ……
February 11th, 2010
3:26 pm
Wow! He recruited 17 players from Georgia in just 3 years? He may not be able to coach, we shall see, but he can flat out recruit.
To: Thank you to GT at 2:23 pm. You are welcome. We were just returning the favor you gave us the year before. What was it 45 points? This year it is your turn. OK?
February 11th, 2010
3:31 pm
Can't wait to tear up some more hedges the Saturday after Thanksgiving!
February 11th, 2010
3:55 pm
Funny how some uga fans seem to forget that GT had a lousy defense and brag about the 09 win and forget all about their preseason #1 team having 45 hung on them. Either way I wish UGA luck next year and hope we start meeting each other when the game has national title consideration behind it.
February 11th, 2010
4:05 pm
Hey Coach McCollum, read a few blogs(don't look for the UGA bloggs, you can find all their idiots right here), and you can see the type "fans" that try to lure young men to UGA. Hopefully, when schooling is over, they can read some of the bloggs and think what a bunch of idiots claim to bu UGA grads.
February 11th, 2010
4:15 pm
the annual thanksgiving game between the bullpups and the babyjackets was a tradition unmatched. Congrats to GT on a good hire as a recruiting coordinator. With 2 new defenses by both GT and the Dawgs, optimism is sky high. See you between the hedges next fall.
February 11th, 2010
4:17 pm
Congrats on the Tech job coach, but we know you'd rather be at UGA! Wish they would've hired you. Oh well…
February 11th, 2010
4:24 pm
saw sts on CT, same lame post, endemic to these sites…our new lb coach eerily similar to daug's same..
February 11th, 2010
4:33 pm
I loved those Tech/UGA freshman games. You would have just as many fans in the stands for that game as you would for the varsity game on Saturday. After a great game we would all go home and have some turkey.
February 11th, 2010
4:40 pm
We Run This State,,,is a term I hear the KY & TN fans talking all over the state of GA also. Run your puke spouts UGAy fans you know CPJ, Gators, KY, TN & SC all have your numbers. 2nd tier SEC East is where the Doggies are destined.
February 11th, 2010
4:43 pm
First, let me say I loved what Giff Smith did for Tech recruiting. Now, it is apparent that CAM is an upgrade when it comes to developing players and probably a break even or slight decline when it comes to recruiting. Definitely an overall upgrade though. I think CPJ has built a great defensive staff in the offseason this year.
I think the new, tough approach to our defense will definitely translate into wins late in the year. I really don't see any reason we can't be 8-0 heading up to Blacksburg (though at least 6-2 is likely). That means those wins at the end of the year will be critical.
February 11th, 2010
4:45 pm
Meant to say that 6-2 is the minimum.
February 11th, 2010
5:58 pm
I love how a lot of people seemingly talk about what a great recruiter Giff Smith was, without really understanding what makes a great recruiter.
What a great recruiter is NOT: a car salesman. Very little in being a good recruiting coordinator involves going into a kids living room and selling the $#@& out of him. Everyone can do that.
What primarily makes a great recruiter are two things: a great knowledge of the recruiting base and great organizational skills.
On the former – the most critical asset in recruiting is having someone who knows every high school in the state/region, and knows the coach at each school. For example, I could sell the bejesus out of GT, but I don't know a single high school coach in Georgia.
This serves a number of purposes. First, the coaches call you when they have a player they think you should look at. If they know you (the recruiter) its even better because they know who will be good fits. Second, the coaches know their players best and have their interest at heart, they will sell a player on a particular school if they really believe that school is best. How would they know that? Forming a relationship with the assistant coach/recruiting coordinator. Third, knowing the region helps player scouting. HS coaches will keep recruiting developers apprised of prospects when they are Freshmen/Sophomores. The coordinators can assign coaches to review game film or watch the kid play live and determine if he merits recruiting. That way, relationships are formed early in a players career – probably one of the biggest aids to recruiting.
This brings me to the second skill asset, organization. There are hundreds of high schools in the state alone – 160 teams alone made the state playoffs. Even if only a fraction of the players on those teams merit attention, you are still talking about hundreds and hundreds of players to scout and form relationships with. A recruiting coordinator has to divide up those responsibilities to all of the other coaches on the staff, and stay on top of the school's recruiting efforts for all of those players. It's not just about being able to persuade a single 18 year old to come to the school, its about managing and overseeing all of the coaches relationships with hundreds of 18 years olds in order to determine 1) who is good enough to come and 2) who is interested in the school.
February 11th, 2010
6:41 pm
Didn't NC State have two first rounders on the defensive side a couple of years ago?
February 11th, 2010
6:56 pm
Thank you to GT wrote: "blah, blah, blah …….. Next year we expect to see our "Bullpups", QB Aaron Murray, to light you up for 400 yards."
T-y-t-GT, I seem to recall one Matt Stafford (and Massoqua) having their career best games in the 2008 game against GT. MS – 407yds 5 tds, MM – 190 yds 3 tds …. how'd the "bullpups" fair in that game???
GT had a porous D that last 2 seasons (under Wommack), and yet PJ was still able to manage the Yellow Jackets to a win over the mighty mighty "bullpups". With the upgrade to the D, I like PJ's chances the last Saturday in November as long as he's running the show at GT.
February 11th, 2010
8:00 pm
The only thing UGA runs,
……………………………….is the City of Shreveport !
February 11th, 2010
9:51 pm
The only thing UGaY runs is their mouth. We've got some Round-Up for that hedge problem in Atttthhhhhinnnns.
February 11th, 2010
10:21 pm
Too bad they can't go back to the rule of no Frosh on Varsity.But most are looking for the big bucks from NFL and don't or can't graduate.Sad. GO JACKETS!
February 11th, 2010
10:29 pm
If you run this State you better run fast because we're coming after your a@@.
February 11th, 2010
10:37 pm
Did you say "we run this state?" No damn wonder the States broke.
February 12th, 2010
12:35 am
Doug, you KNOW not to write an article on Andy and NOT post pictures of him. Even though there are no pics, he at least has a cute name.
February 12th, 2010
7:27 am
NCSU hired Jon Tenuta as linebackers coach…one door closes, another opens…
February 12th, 2010
8:38 am
Tech still hasn't won a bowl game since '04. WOW!
February 12th, 2010
9:07 am
February 11th, 2010
1:55 pm
They were called "Bullpups" because it was the Freshman or JV game on Thanksgiving…not Varsity. Not sure if the Jackets had a special name for their Freshman/JV team.
When I was there the Tech team was called them WINNERS.
February 12th, 2010
9:41 am
All you so called dog fans know the Urban Meyer and the Gators OWN the State of georgia. Your stupid governor should just give the land to Florida.
February 12th, 2010
10:33 am
WOW…..Doug Roberson really looks like a tech fan……LOL….priceless
February 12th, 2010
10:34 am
8 0f 9 you sissy jackets…eat it….30-24…………………..we run the state….go get your own state and GET OUT OF OURS
February 12th, 2010
3:17 pm
Hey UGA fans, maybe you should start worrying about being a threat in your division before claiming to run a thing. UGA won because GT had a horrible defense, not because UGA did anything special.
February 13th, 2010
7:54 am
Didn't UGA have an absolutely horrible defense as well sillydoggie? What does it say about your offense when your clueless coach is heaving bombs from inside UGA's 50 with plenty of time on the clock to run that vaunted TO? The UGA and Iowa games showed once again that GT football is impotent outside the ACC and Paul John son can't find his fat butt with both hands against decent OOC teams. GT football is an absolute joke.


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The New Jersey Devils have a rule against any of their players having a twitter account.
"Why?" You ask.
On Sunday, twitter followers of Anaheim Ducks forward Bobby Ryan (@b_ryan9)found out exactly why.
Ryan a star for the Ducks and a silver medal winner with team USA in the last Olympics took to his twitter account and let what he thought was a meaningless tweet fly. Instead what followed was a barrage of insults back and forth between an NHL star and fans.
Ryan who is a native of Southern Jersey started the tweet war of words when he asked fellow NHL player and Philadelphia Flyer James van Riemsdyk (@JVRiemer21) via twitter, "isn't North Jersey a bad representation of the rest of the state?"
Say what!?
Apparently Mr. Ryan forgot about the 49,732 individuals following him on the social media juggernaut many of them from Northern New Jersey.
It's conceivable that Ryan thought nobody would notice. After all as he put it, "it's just a conversation between two pro athletes." unfortunately that's the problem, somebody did notice. In fact lots of people noticed. Ryan like many pro-athletes from all sports are quickly reminded that twitter is a powerful weapon and once you let a tweet go it's often hard to take it back.
Within minutes of his derogatory tweet followers began calling Ryan out, many of them New Jersey Devils fans whom call the Northern half of the Garden State home. Although a member of the Ducks for his entire career, Ryan is one of only a handful of NHL players to come from the great state of New Jersey. Thus the reason Devils fans would be following the Western Conference star.
Ryan had a chance to make amends and apologize for his off the cuff remarks but instead of acting like the professional he is supposed to be he resorted to childhood tactics of name calling, using such words as "idiot" and "troll." All of this broadcast across the world via the ever expanding twitter timeline. Oops!
The Anaheim Ducks PR department would not be too thrilled to find out one of their stars managed to insult thousands of folks on the East Coast. Not exactly the way the Ducks organization has traditionally represented itself.
I am sure Bobby Ryan didn't intend to create a firestorm, but he did. Today's pro athletes, celebrities and politicians have to use better judgment when using various forms of social media. While this isn't exactly another congressman Anthony Weiner type scandal it is a perfect example of why teams like the Devils keep a muzzle on their own players.
Perhaps if these types of issues continue to happen we may find other franchises following in the footsteps of the team from North Jersey.Follow me on twitter! @westcoastdevfan
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February Goodreads Book Group: 'From Page to Screen'
Published on Monday, February 4, 2013 - 12:00pm
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For February, the theme for the DC Public Library's Goodreads group is "From Page to Screen." Choose from one of the titles below, or check out the Goodreads group for more suggestions. We look forward to hearing from you in our discussion!
Books that became 2012 Oscar Best Picture Nominees:
|Life of Pi
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At Vancouver's Mega iLL restaurant, for an extra $10 you can order pot on your pizza --that is, as long as you're 18 and have a medical marijuana card.
Owners Rocky Tolfree and Mark Klokeid --both cancer survivors who used medical marijuana during their treatment – told CBC News that they got the idea for the pot pizza during a trip to Cambodia's Happy Pizza, where they serve up the dish.
They decided to experiment with adding the psychoactive ingredient--THC-- to its pies. They either drizzle a THC-infused olive oil on the pie or take ground marijuana and sprinkle it directly on the pizza before baking.
"Basically we infuse it through an oil extraction process, where we drizzle the oil onto the pizza and it medicates you when you eat it," employee Anthony Risling told CBC News. "It's a little different effect from smoking it. It takes maybe about a half hour for it to activate."
The cafe is a "pot friendly" establishment where patrons are encouraged to BYOC ("Bring Your Own Cannabis") and can smoke vaporizers provided for free by the cafe.
Mega ILL, which opened in December and makes its pies using organic and local ingredients, may not be making its pot-infused pies for long.
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Upcoming Atom chips from Intel will appear in tablets priced as low as $150, the company's CEO said Wednesday, vowing that Intel will not get caught flat footed again by "the next big thing."
Intel's low-power Atom chips are vital to its plans to recover ground in the mobile PC market, where sales of traditional laptops are falling and Intel has largely ceded the tablet space to rivals like Samsung Electronics and Qualcomm.
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Speaking on his first quarterly earnings call for Intel on Wednesday, new CEO Brian Krzanich acknowledged Intel's missteps and said it can't afford to be caught off guard again.
"We've not always lived up to the standard we've set for ourselves," Krzanich said, admitting that Intel was "slow to respond" to the tablet market. There will always be "another big thing," he said, and Intel must be constantly "scanning" for it.
In the meantime, it's betting on two mobile versions of Atom to help it recover lost ground. One is Bay Trail, which will appear in touchscreen hybrid and tablet PCs in the second half of this year, at price points Intel hasn't been able to reach before, according to Krzanich.
Bay Trail will be offered in tablets priced at "$199 and below," Krzanich said. "Some you'll see even lower -- $150, and below that, as we go through the holiday season," he said. It wasn't clear if the cheapest tablets will ship in North America and Europe, however, or only in developing markets like China.
The other important Atom chip for mobile is Merryfield, designed to give Intel a bigger foothold in the smartphone market. Merryfield will ship by the end of the year, Krzanich said -- sooner than an Intel executive suggested back at the Computex trade show in June, though an Intel spokeswoman said Wednesday there has been no change in plans.
The need for chips that consume less power means that Intel's Atom processors, originally developed for netbooks, are an increasingly vital part of its business. The upcoming Atom chips are based on its new Silvermont core, which can run both Windows and Android OSes. There's even an Atom processor for servers, designed to compete with low-power Arm-based servers like those being developed by Advanced Micro Devices.
Intel will start to move Atom more rapidly to its newest manufacturing processes, and treat it as an equal to its more traditional Core architecture, used in PCs and servers, Krzanich said. The newer manufacturing processes produce faster transistors that use less power.
Atom won't be the first chip to move onto Intel's most advanced 14-nanometer process, which starts to be used later this year. CFO Stacy Smith implied that the first 14-nanometer part will Broadwell, the code name for a shrink of its Haswell design that appears likely to arrive early next year.


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Monday, April 12, 2010, 6:30 p.m.
Washington DC is home to a very active community of advocates, fighting for fair housing and the rights of people without homes. As the seat of this nation's democratic government, DC is an epicenter for advocacy, activism, and social change.
DC is also home to a large population of homeless people, and that population grows larger each day, as housing prices continue to skyrocket, and job loss deepens.
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The shelves look good in person and were easy to assemble. They are not very sturdy though. One shelf started to break after I filled it with larger books. They are good for holding some books and decor, but probably not the best to be filled entirely with books.
As long as you're okay with putting together these shelves (which is not difficult) they are great if you're looking for extra storage but don't have a lot of room.
I am. Very happy with my new bathroom ladder to hold my towels, wash cloths and a shelf for my perfume and candles. It is perfect and I plan on purchasing one for my daughters new home. Love it.
I am very pleased with this shelf. I bought it for my daughter's bedroom and it is exactly what I was looking for. I was going to buy one at the furniture store for $300, so glad I did not - this one is just as nice. I would highly recommend.
We originally ordered this to use by our front door, but it looks better in the corner of the living room. We put board games on the bottom, books on the middle shelves, and a few small picture frames on the top shelf. It really adds a lot to the room!
This is not a high quality piece of furniture, but for my use in my Granddaughters bedroom (age 9) it looks very nice. I was able to assemble this easily by myself. The finish could have used another coat of paint, but all in all, it's very functional and serves it's purpose.
was ppackaged well, went together easily (didn't need two people as suggested). would recommend.
This was a good deal for the price. I purchased two of the leaning ladders and my husband had to do some repair work on one of the ladders, but overall I would get them again because they are a good value. It helps to be handy and be able to fix the flaws. They both needed touch up paint.
The quality is not great, but I had already read the reviews and knew it was not a great piece of furniture. I like the style and it fills the space nicely - I would not put anything heavy on it. It was also not that hard for one person to assemble - just be careful and don't force anything. I was unable to use the piece of wood that was to be attached at the bottom in the back - it did not fit. But, for the price, it is a good buy.
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Dolce and Gabbana Light Blue is light, lively and feminine. This fragrance provides a gorgeous perfume that's both overwhelming and irresistible, like the joy of living.
Dolce & Gabbana The One is a warm, oriental fragrance inspiring confidence and modern sensuality.
One of the world's best-selling scents, Dolce & Gabbana The One begins with fruity top notes of mandarin orange, lychee, peach and bergamot that combine with heart notes of jasmine, plum and lily of the valley, finally rounded out by base notes of vetiver, amber, vanilla and musk.
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Paco Rabanne's 1 Million 200ml EDT was inspired by the innovative designer's metallic fashions.
Combining fresh top notes of grapefruit, mint and blood mandarin with a heart of rose absolute, cinnamon and spicy notes, rounded out by base notes of leather, white wood, amber and Indonesian patchouli, this stylish new scent for men bears all the hallmarks of this creative genius.
Packaged as a gold ingot, 1 Million represents power, wealth, luxury and durability to create the perfect cologne for the modern man.
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First introduced in 1989, Joop! Homme is a classic aftershave with its confident, masculine blend of exotic spice and florals.
Joop Homme opens with top notes of mandarin, lemon and bergamot, evolving into a heart of jasmine, lily of the valley, cardamom and cinnamon, rounded out by a sensual base of vanilla, sandalwood, tonka bean and patchouli.
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This unapologetically masculine scent has a classic woody appeal, with a modern male charm to create a distinctive fragrance.
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erin and her cello holiday spectacular at Joe's Pub!FEATURING: ventriloquist carla rhodes * aya kato * john-paul norpoth & hollands * mike mccurdy * the JUST SAY HO! backup singers: adam enright, amber gray, anna marquardt * and MORE!ERIN AND HER CELLO Erin Hall, a native of Boise, Idaho, has lived in New York for the past decade. She rocks her cello like an upright bass while singing of NYC life. Past performances include Joe's Pub, Ars Nova, World Café Live (PA), Mercury Lounge, The Living Room, Bowery Poetry Club, Webster Hall, Rockwood Music Hall, Fez, Birdland, Telephone Bar, 'After Party' at the Laurie Beechman, Picnic, Sortie, The Green Room, Therapy Lounge and Cornell University. Radio: Joey Reynolds Radio Show.Erin's Cello was created in 1956 in Mittenald, Germany. Erin found her at the small local violin shop, Telford and Sons, in Boise, Idaho. They have been a dynamic duo ever since. www.erinandhercello.comCARLA RHODES Carla Rhodes is a rock 'n' roll ventriloquist & comedienne. Her partners in crime are effigies of rock'n'roll legends Mick Jagger and Keith Richards. She appears regularly at downtown establishments such as The Cutting Room, Mo Pitkins and Rififi. Print credits include Paper Magazine, the New York Post and the Village Voice. Television credits include appearances on FUSE, The Learning Channel and a shout-out on the Late Show with David Letterman. Described in THE PULSE as a "corkscrew-haired waif with painted red lips and spitfire moxie," Carla Rhodes is bringing ventriloquism screaming into the 21st century. www.carlarhodes.net
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