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Roseanne's Joint will offer weed-laced macadamia nuts grown on comedian's farm, among other goods
Roseanne Barr is going to pot with her latest business venture.
The former "Roseanne" star and presidential candidate has joined the cannabis industry, via a medical marijuana dispensary that will open in Santa Ana, California, the Orange County Register reports.
Barr is investing in the dispensary and will enter a licensing agreement with the business.
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The name of the dispensary? Roseanne's Joint, of course.
In a statement, Barr said the dispensary will be a "responsible, contributing member" of the community.
"I'm proud to be a cultural pioneer at the forefront of another wave of progress! And we're proud of the city of Santa Ana as we continue to move into the era of recognizing cannabis as the natural, therapeutic, herbal substance medical science has proven it to be," Barr said. "Roseanne's Joint will be a responsible, contributing member of, and addition to, the community."
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According to dispensary partner Aaron Herzberg, the business will offer chocolate-covered macadamia nuts grown on Barr's farm and laced with marijuana, among other mind-expanding delicacies.
Barr, 63, revealed last year that she suffers from macular degeneration and glaucoma, and that she smokes marijuana as a form of self-medication for the condition.
"It's good for me for that because I have pressure in my eyes," she said. "It's a good medicine for a lot of things."

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Recent job posting hints that Apple will be releasing Aperture app for the iOS platform.
Apple is quietly working to bring a professional photography application - Aperture, for the iOS platform based devices, according to a report. Apple Aperture offers capability of image editing, fix and post processing to correct the glitches to make it look more pleasing professionally.
According to the report, posted on AppleInsider, Apple has posted about a job that indirectly hints at the developments happening to bring Aperture for iOS devices.
Apple Aperture 3 software for the Mac operating system is meant for the photography professionals to fix, make corrections and processor their high quality images. Of course, the software also helps in organising and management of images that are in large numbers.
The job posting points at the requirement of software engineer who has worked on and possesses knowledge of Cocoa for iOS mobile operating systems. With the Aperature app, Apple perhaps want to extend the ease of editing photos on Retina display based new iPad for the professional photographers.
Since the Aperture for Mac already supports iCloud for online storage, we expect to see the same functionality in the Aperture for iOS. As of now, the details are scarce on the features that might be offered in the Aperture for iOS app. One thing is for sure that editing photos on a 3.5-inch display bearing iPhone 4S will be quite a task.
The Aperture app for iPad may not be unveiled at the Worldwide Developer Conference 2012 on June 11 in San Francisco, USA. But we can expect to see it sometime later this year.
As per a report, the Apple iPhone 7 to be the cheaper among the three and its price to start from Rs 53,000 approximately.
In the beginning, this will be available for only US residents.
Apple is expected to launch iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus and iPhone 7 Premium this September.
The iOS 10 will be available this fall for iPhone 5 and later, all iPad Air and iPad Pro models, iPad 4th generation, iPad mini 2 and later, iPod touch 6th generation.
As per reports, Apple's biggest manufacturer Foxconn is close to sign a deal with Indian government to set up base in India.
The web is on fire with reports of Apple toying with glass body for its iPhone 8.
The 9.7-inch iPad Pro features an LED-backlit Multi-Touch Retina display with 2048x1536 pixel resolution.
In India, Apple's iPhone SE is to be sold at a higher price tag compared to international markets
In India, the Apple iPhone SE 16GB will be available for Rs 39,000 while 64GB variant will cost Rs 49,000.
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Panning flash
I love this quote from Douglas Crockford: What a Flash intro says to me is "I hate my job. What I really want to do is make films. But they won't let me do that because I don't have talent. So watch this Flash intro." Soon as I read it, I immediately thought of Dack Ragus, whose Web Economy Bullshit Generator made me wish I'd supported verbs in BuzzPhraser. Even Way Back When, Dack was a devout disparager of Flash. He wrote Flash is Evil in 1999, then updated it in 2002. As he put it then (and it still applies, too often, now),
Incorporating Flash into an HTML page or splash screen is bad, but entire sites built with Flash are positively evil because they make the Web much less usable. Flash sites render useless the browser's Back button and address bar, and make bookmarking pages inside a Flash site impossible. Printing Flash pages from your browser doesn't work, nor does intra-page keyword searching. Finally, Flash sites eliminate HTML links' visited and unvisited colors, and that color-changing feature is the Web's single most important navigational cue.
Anyway, I just revisited Dack, and found he'd kept up to date, with Ajax Run Amok:
Just like they did in '96 with frames, '97 with Flash, and '98/'99 with DHTML, the usability wonks need to saddle up and take on the wave of ridiculously bad implementations of AJAX... [I added that last link. - ds]
Anyway, it's good to know Dack's still in fine form.
Thanks to Bill Humphries for finding that Crockford quote in the first place.
And a word to website designers: Most of the time, most of us aren't looking for an "experience". We're just looking to find stuff. Bear that in mind.
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i don't use flash a lot as it makes the page heavy and visitors often don't have flash payer installed so it just wastes their time..
So what?
"Incorporating Flash into an HTML page or splash screen is bad, but entire sites built with Flash are positively evil because they make the Web much less usable."
So what? The nice thing about the Web is that there are certain epiphenomenon that arise without requiring everyone to follow a strict rule book. That means that sites may be built with their own goals and values in mind, and if they don't contribute to some particular version of a happy Web ecosystem, it really doesn't matter.
So what?
Well, my ISP's home page (and most of the rest of the "features" on the site are produced by Flash. I have FlashBlock set in my FireFox browser and had to make an exception for my own ISP, since Flash is such a performance dog. Flash doesn't remember preferences, so the maddeningly anoying constantly scrolling news feed (which has a "pause" button that I have to reenable after every "back" button) is worse than useless (it gives you a false sense of confidence that the web designer had a clue). Flash doesn't let me open a new link from a flash list in a new tab (otherwise why have tabbed browsing?). Flash appears designed to keep you in a Flash "playpen" and not let you toddle out into the real Web, otherwise why is it so hostile to normal web behaviors?
One more vote for the "Flash is evil!!!" camp and a request for a longer ClueByFour that will reach into the development departments of ClueResistent organizations to get the attention of managers who are sorely lacking said clue.
You mean everybody can use whatever they want in their websites, right?
Right if, while doing that, they not try to force ME (and YOU) to adopt their viewing solutions. Things like "Best viewed with Internet Explorer" or "This content requires Macromedia Flash version X" or even "Click here to download the required plugin" (that you can never find for your platform) is really annoying for me.
You can still say that we can just avoid going to that particular kind of poorly designed site, right?
Wrong. If all that I want to do is to read some data from some site (for example: My car's insurance company) and that damn thing is entirely made with flash, then I got a REAL problem if I dont want to install the damn flash player. Am I wrong?
You are right; Flash is evil
I recently inherited a site whose interface was all done in Flash, including fetching XML from the web server on the fly, parsing it to build menus, etc. Most websites are truly open source: as a web designer you get used to having it all right there: the pages, style sheets, javascript, etc. But with Flash, just having the site isn't enough, and if the original developers didn't keep all the source material organized (and documented) you are hosed. We ended up converting the site back to HTML.
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"Scans showed the injury was not serious and he will undergo intensive rehabilitation with the aim of him being available to take part in the Australia A Series and we expect he will be fit to play in the Ashes," Cricket Australia chief medical officer Justin Paoloni said.
Harris has picked up 47 wickets for Australia in 12 Tests and is part of the squad for the first of the back-to-back Ashes series against England, starting at Trent Bridge in Nottingham on July 10.
Another fast bowler, Mitchell Starc, who underwent ankle surgery to remove bone spurs, is on schedule to be ready for the Champions Trophy in June.
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SOME people like the Atlantic Ocean a lot more than others.
On the afternoon of our fifth day at sea, the ship's captain announced that we'd be reaching land the next morning. Half the passengers on the pool deck cheered; the other half, including me, booed.
When I booked a 16-day trans-Atlantic cruise on Royal Caribbean International's Splendour of the Seas last October, it wasn't the itinerary (Barcelona to Galveston, with five ports in between) that appealed to me; it was all that time in the middle of the ocean. Some friends expressed concern about 120 hours of doing nothing in the middle of nowhere, but I knew I'd be fine.
Day 1 (Barcelona)
That church of Gaudí's seems to be coming along nicely. Since the last time I was in Barcelona (1981), they've gotten a lot of work done. After an overnight flight from New York, we're being treated to a time-killing bus tour because ships, like hotels, aren't usually ready for a mass check-in at breakfast time.
We board around noon, and I cross my fingers that my interior cabin (the cheapest accommodation on this 2,076-passenger ship) isn't too horrible. And it isn't. In a windowless room not much larger than a jail cell, the designers have managed to squeeze in, among other things, a queen-size bed, a mini-loveseat, a dresser, a full-length mirror, a shower-only bathroom and decent closet space. Some yoga postures, however, are impossible here.
I check out the ship, from the pool deck down to the shops on Deck 5, the usual mix of jewelry, liquor, T-shirts and Lladró figurines. The so-called centrum, on Deck 4, looks like a Hyatt Regency lobby, with the balconies of higher decks overlooking it.
I have a feeling I'll spend a lot of time on the pool deck (No. 9). It has an outdoor pool, a solarium with an indoor pool, the spa, the gym, the beauty center, the Windjammer Cafe, a couple of bars, a running track and a miniature golf course. Just about everything else (including the ''King and I''-style dining room; the small, mirrored casino; and the theater) is on Deck 4.
For dinner, rather than going to the formal dining room, I try the buffet at the Windjammer. Determined not to gain weight on this cruise, I have cod, a vegetable mix and just a little Spanish rice.
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I want to start feeling relaxed immediately, so I head for the spa. I've signed up for the $160 ''absolute face and body massage,'' which includes a facial, and I'm not disappointed. It's very relaxing and expertly done, but at the end the technician props me up and presents a list of $500 worth of skin care products I must have. Skin care products are to facials as popcorn is to movies, but this sales pitch is a little excessive.
I escape without financial damage, do some blissful reading on the pool deck, have both lunch and dinner at the Windjammer, then visit the casino. I develop a special liking for the poker slot machines, but am back in my room at 8:30 and fall asleep watching satellite TV. (The Retro channel, a cruise line production, becomes my favorite.)
Day 3 (Málaga)
I don't know anything about Málaga except that Picasso was born here. About 40 of us take a four-hour bus tour, concentrating on a Moorish wall, a Roman amphitheater and a cathedral with amazing art. I have a glass of wine at a sidewalk cafe with a couple from California. We agree that the repositioning cruise is a wonderful invention.
Repositioning is the way a cruise line makes money while transferring a ship to its new base. Splendour of the Seas worked the Mediterranean in the summer and is ready to start sailing the Caribbean. Why not put passengers on the off-season crossing -- and throw in a few ports of call to entertain them?
It's something of a bargain too: I paid around $3,200, including flights and the penalty for traveling alone; if I'd been paying double occupancy, the cruise portion could have been under $2,000, or $125 a day.
I have highly romantic notions about trans-Atlantic crossings via ''Brideshead Revisited'' and Bette Davis movies. While those sail-over-fly-back packages always seemed so artificial, repositioning gives the trip a sense of purpose.
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I can already tell that I'm going to love the at-sea days. We're passing Tangier, according to the ship's-progress map on my in-cabin television.
I'm not a Bingo-tango-lesson-shuffleboard kind of person. I won't participate in a lot of the scheduled events (and their number is legion), but today's calendar includes a wine-tasting at 12:30 in the champagne bar, so I drop in. It's a pretty basic introduction, but it's fun.
The cafe in the Solarium serves pizza, hamburgers and hot dogs all day. I can now say authoritatively that snow peas on pizza are a very bad idea.
The captain's cocktail party at 7:30 is held in the Top Hat Lounge, a Rat Pack-era nightclub with banquettes (a lot of the passengers are Rat Pack-era, too), but the ship is rocking and rolling so I leave early and have a nice lie-down and don't get up till morning. (This also turns out to be the only rough water we would encounter.)
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The year began with the development of several in-service vessels for the Resolve Maritime Academy, in support of their training programs for Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd (RCCL). This included the Celebrity Solstice, Freedom of the Seas, Vision of the Seas and TUI Mein Schiff 1. Each was painstakingly developed and validated to ensure the highest level of realism when compared against the equivalent operational vessel.
Two further RCCL vessels, still in the process of construction at the builders yard, were also modeled for Resolve; Quantum of the Seas and the TUI Mein Schiff 3, both due for maiden voyages in 2014. Neil Bennett, Vice President at Transas USA commented, "Modeling vessels that are yet to leave the yard presents real challenges for development, predominantly because there is only limited data available to work with. However, the value of being able to train officers who will one day sail aboard that vessel, and to have the opportunity to run simulated trials of that vessel entering some of the ports to which she will eventually sail, even before she is floated out, is immense."
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Thank you for the transfer of Erline Ewing. Much appreciated.
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Memorial # 101284552 (Orpha M. Finn 1900-1985) my Grandmother, and # 101284523 (Michael J. Finn 1892-1978) was one of her spouses later in life. I would very much ask you to transfer these two memorials to me.
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Colby, Thank you for transferring Lawrence's memorial to me. He was the only one not connected (on Findagrave) to the rest of the family so now they're together again (or will be real soon when I get the time)
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You are welcome. Hardy Johnson's 2nd wife, Zola Christie was my Aunt. She was my father's sister. My father was Clyde P. Christie 1919-1977.
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No relation, just following a DNA name lead and sometimes I get off track on an interesting name.
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I'm not sure if you added the picture of his vault plate before or after the memorial was transferred to me, but I wanted to say thank you for doing that. Your time is appreciated!
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If you would like, I could email you the high resolution photos I have of Dr Ebenezer Winslow. I could not post the orginals on FindAGrave. I will just need an email address.
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