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Life is messy. Addiction is complicated. The root causes of substance abuse are typically intertwined and can be impossible to separate. That's why therapy that only addresses the physical side of addiction will rarely be successful. Instead, substance addicts and abusers typically need a more holistic and thorough analysis of their physical and mental health—and that begins with dual diagnosis.
Read on to learn more about dual diagnosis and what it means for you or your loved one when seeking treatment for addiction.
Understanding Dual Diagnosis
Dual diagnosis is a term used to describe when someone is simultaneously diagnosed with a substance abuse disorder or addiction and a mental illness. Addiction never occurs in a vacuum, and while the exact causes of substance abuse can vary widely, co-occurring mental health conditions are common.
Here at Hawaii Island Recovery, we provide progressive treatment for a number of co-occurring mental health conditions, including:
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Chronic Pain
- Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
- Early Attachment Problems
- Physical and Emotional Abuse
- Trauma
This means that our residents are evaluated not only for addiction but also for the above mental health disorders. Then, our staff works together to address both the addiction and the mental health condition in a treatment plan designed to fully restore health to the client's body, mind, and spirit.
Treating Addicts with Dual Diagnosis
Here at HIR, treatment plans are customized to meet the needs of each individual client. However, there are a few general therapies that are often beneficial to a dual diagnosis client. These include:
- Medically Supervised Detox — For many drug and alcohol addicts, detox is one of the scariest parts of pursuing sobriety. For some substances, unsupervised detox can be deadly at worst and extremely uncomfortable at best. At HIR, we offer a medically supervised detox that includes health monitoring outside of a hospital setting and, for those who are candidates, pharmaceutical support to minimize withdrawal symptoms.
- Evidence-Based Therapy — Evidence-based therapies are those which are based on scientific evidence for their potential to treat addiction and co-occurring mental disorders. This can include both individual and group therapy. Two of the most well-known evidence-based therapies we provide are Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR).
- Experiential Therapy — Experiential therapy is an opportunity for clients to identify and process any hidden or subconscious issues through experiences. These experiences could include role-playing, guided imagery, interaction with animals, the use of props or musical instruments, and a range of other activities. Our dual diagnosis residents make great strides in their treatment with the help of dolphin assisted therapy, equine therapy, and music and art therapy.
- Holistic Therapy — In addition to evidence-based and experiential therapies, dual diagnosis clients can benefit greatly from holistic therapies. Holistic therapy is designed to work alongside more traditional treatment methods in order to ensure full recovery of the body, mind, and spirit. We offer Reiki, acupuncture, massage, yoga, and nutritional support to help our residents as they recover fully from addiction and learn healthy techniques for managing mental health disorders.
Dual Diagnosis in Hawaii
To hear directly from HIR graduates who have benefitted from our dual diagnosis and holistic treatment approach, check out our testimonials. For example, in this video, Jake, a graduate of our program shares:
"They [the staff at HIR] really, really, really helped me with not only my addiction and alcoholism but with the problems I've had in the past and some traumas I've had to get through. If you're looking for something that will really help you get through some hard, rough times, I would say this is definitely the place, and you will be in good hands."
Our specialty in dual diagnosis and holistic treatment begins with a caring, listening ear when you call for more information.
To speak with one of our intake specialists and learn more about how dual diagnosis can help you or your loved one make a full recovery from addiction, call us today at 866-491-8009.


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Ascension Outreach and Resistance Cinema present The Great White Hoax in the Parish House of The Church of the Ascension, 12 West 11th Street, at 7pm on Tuesday, February 6, 2018. The film features acclaimed anti-racist educator and author Tim Wise who explores how American political leaders of both parties have been tapping into white anxiety, stoking white grievance, and scapegoating people of color for decades to divide and conquer working class voters and shore up political support. The film also widens its scope to show how highly charged rhetoric about African-Americans, Latinos, and Muslims fits within a longstanding historical pattern, offering a stunning survey of how racism and racial scapegoating have shaped American politics for centuries. This film is an ideal resource for deepening awareness of race relations, white privilege, the intersectionality of race, class, and gender identities, and political propaganda. Special guest speakers TBA; free of charge – donations gratefully received.
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What to Do After Inheriting Your Childhood Home
Your childhood home is a place where you've likely created many cherished memories; however, it isn't uncommon for a person to have mixed feelings about inheriting that property later in life. While the home may have sentimental value, it could still cost a lot of money to maintain. What can you do with the property after taking ownership of it?
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Instead of selling the property, you could rent it out if you don't want to live there yourself. Depending on market conditions, it could be possible to charge rental rates equal to or greater than the monthly mortgage payment. If the house is paid off, your monthly rental check can go toward an emergency fund or retirement account.
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What Does The Disability Integration Act Propose?
On December 18, 2015, U.S. Senator Charles Schmer (D-NY) filed S. 2427 before the 114th Congress. The Bill is known as the "Disability Integration Act of 2015." Many are asking exactly what the proposal will do for people with disabilities. Basically, the bill would expand access to community living for millions of Americans. Known as the Disability Integration Act, the legislation would dramatically alter the status quo. Current law generally assures people with disabilities care in nursing homes and other institutional facilities if they need assistance with eating, bathing, housekeeping and other daily activities. Unfortunately, the availability of community-based services is often more limited and subject to long waiting lists. Schumer's proposal would outlaw such waiting lists and prohibit caps on services as well as other measures like low pay that may restrict access to community living. Sunrise encourages everyone to ask their Congressmen to support this bill!
By Sunrise Group on January 11, 2016
Sunrise In The News: Spotlight on Greeneville, Tennessee
Leaders at the Tennessee Department of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities have produced a booklet educating residents of East Tennessee about the success of community inclusion and its benefits to the community. DIDD wrote "These homes provide a safe, structured, permanent place in which people with disabilities can live, When a society is able to provide for the basic needs of its people, ultimately, everyone benefits." Sunrise Community of Tennessee is Greeneville is a very successful working model that continues to help Tennesseeans with intellectual disabilities transition out of institutional care settings into local communities. Job very well done #TeamTennessee!
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Inclusive Voices: Life Lessons For A New Year
As we are into the second week of January in 2016, people are beginning to move beyond their New Year's resolutions which are (thankfully) no longer clouding social media with pictures of squats, kale, inspirational quotes and goals. People everywhere are declaring that this year is going to be the year they do it: the year they lose the weight, the year they quit smoking, the year they run a marathon, the year they get a 4.0 GPA, the year their career takes off. But then somewhere as we approach February things start to drag. We find excuses not to go to the gym, we get too busy to take the time to work towards our goals, things become stressful and life happens. But what if instead of setting new goals, we started recognizing and appreciating all the new life lessons that we are carrying into the new year. One self-advocate and Sunbeam Writing Club member from Cape Coral shares his "Journey."
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Save-the-Date & Buy Your Tickets Now!!! … Sarasota Exotic Car Fest Set for February 19-21, 2016
One of the more eclectic festivals in Florida is back for another exciting event as the Sarasota's Exotic Car Festival celebrates beauty, power and speed. Car enthusiasts, exotic car owners and adrenaline-jockeys with a "need for speed" are counting down the minutes until Southwest Florida's signature luxury automobile event opens. For the fourth year, the 2016 Festival will benefit United Cerebral Palsy of Southwest Florida in Sarasota and Manatee counties. The 2016 event will kick-off with a Luxury Lifestyle Jet Port Reception on Friday, February 19th and runs through Sunday, February 21, 2016.
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Inclusive Voices: Website Accessibility in 2016
As Sunrise kicks off a fresh new year, we are working on significant upgrades to our website and advocacy tools for 2016! The countdown is on to our re-launch in the first quarter of this year. It will feature many helpful tools for self-advocates, allies, supporters and the general public. As always, accessibility is a critical component of our upgrades. It is important to know the accessibility laws, regulations, rules, and grant requirements that may apply to any website that is developed. For instance, the Americans with Disabilities Act prohibits discrimination and requires reasonable accommodations by local and state entities, including in their websites. How does your online communication effort rate on the accessibility scale? Guest blogger, Talley Wells shares his experience.


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There are two things that I wanted to achieve when I became a mom. One, to learn how to live a healthier and smarter lifestyle. And two, to become a coffee drinker. Let me explain.
First, becoming a coffee drinker. Well this is an easy one to explain. Being a mom {more importantly, a mom of 2} means that we live very busy lives. Always on the go. Never ahead of the game. And our attention is needed in all directions of life: our home, our children, work, appointments, classes, and more. Being a mom has taught me that sometimes it is necessary to run on little sleep, and sometimes that means I need a little boost-me-up to get going. Thus, I needed to become a coffee drinker.
It was not until I purchased Andrew his first Keurig that I finally joined the coffee drinking club. It's amazing how the whole process of eliminating steps {coffee filters, pouring, and so forth} made me all of a sudden love coffee that much more. Remember, moms don't like to waste time; and with a Keurig® Brewing System, it did not get much simpler than that. Now we own two, and I cannot start the day without my favorite choice of K-cup packs, The Green Mountain Coffee® Nantucket Blend.
Moving along to my second goal in motherhood, living a healthier lifestyle, is something that I have been, and will continue to, work on in my life. I'm continuously learning new ways to help the environment, new products for my family to invest our money into, and new opportunities for us to help the society and those behind the scenes doing all the hard work such as helping farmers. And in this case, coffee farmers.
Andrew and I have been drinking the Green Mountain K-Cup packs for years now, but after learning about the story behind the company, we made sure to buy them more often than any other k-cup packs out there. Green Mountain Coffee® has been Fair Trade certified since 2000 and one of the largest selections of Fair Trade Certified™ coffees in the U.S. What does this mean? It means that by purchasing Fair Trade Certified™ Green Mountain Coffee K-Cup packs that we are also contributing in helping coffee farmers receive a fair price for their beans. This results in better quality of life for those smaller scale farmers, which keeps their children in school and allows women to support their families as well. How do you and I benefit from this? As a result, we get a better tasting coffee.
This October, Green Mountain Coffee will be celebrating Fair Trade month by participating in the "Great Coffee, Good Vibes, Choose Fair Trade" campaign. You know who else will be teaming up with Green Mountain Coffee for this campaign? The one and only Kelly Clarkson. She will share her own personal experience of visiting a coffee farmer in Peru and importance behind Fair Trade.
You know how I will continue to participate and promote Green Mountain Coffee and its voice in the Fair Trade community? By drinking a cup of my personal favorite a day. By continuing to live a healthier lifestyle and investing money in a cause that will in the end help support other men, women, and children out there. By providing a better quality of life for those farmers. And while doing so? I get to be that coffee {great tasting one at that} drinker that I knew I wanted to be.
Better yet, one of you ladies {or gentlemen} will have the opportunity to win a Keurig® Brewing System and a Green Mountain Coffee® gift basket. At the end of the sweepstakes, a winner will be chosen at random by the BlogHer team, and you will be notified via email your prize!
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John* married Mary Melson, daughter of John Melson and Mary Smith, about 1734. (Mary Melson was born about 1704 in Accomack Co., VA and died about 1775 in Sussex Co., DE.)
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We knew, long before Australia elected Tony Abbott as Prime Minister, that Abbott wanted to tear down the former government's (already meagre) climate policy regime, particularly the carbon price. On election night, as Abbott's Liberal/National Coalition stormed the House of Representatives, the question became whether the ragtag bunch of misfits elected to the Senate crossbenches …
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Oct 09 2013
The carbon price is as good as dead
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Sep 04 2013
A closer look at Tony Abbott's climate policy
- By James Wight in Climate, Climate Politics, Elections, Greenwash, News, Politics
Three days to the Australian election, and both major political parties are still planning 20 years of climate inaction. I've written at length about the climate policy of the incumbent Labor Government led by Kevin Rudd, who wants to move from Australia's existing fixed carbon price to a 20-year emissions trading scheme (ETS) with a …
Sep 02 2013
Will Abbott hand power to multinationals?
Last month I argued there was little difference between Australia's two major political parties at this election, but I've recently discovered there is actually a big difference. It's called the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), and it could take away Australia's power to regulate transnational corporations, yet few citizens have even heard of it. The TPP is …
Aug 14 2013
Australia's major parties plan 20 years of climate inaction
- By James Wight in Carbon Price, Clean Energy Future, Climate, Climate Politics, Elections, Energy, Greenwash, Politics, Strategy
Australia's two major political parties – the incumbent Labor government led by Kevin Rudd and Liberal-National Coalition opposition led by Tony Abbott – present themselves as having quite different policies on climate change. Labor, together with the Greens, has legislated a fixed carbon price soon to morph into an internationally-linked emissions trading scheme (ETS). The …
Aug 02 2013
CCA must put on its thinking cap
I am afraid to say the Caps and Targets Review by the Australian government's independent Climate Change Authority (CCA) is shaping up to be next to useless. This is very disheartening because CCA had seemed Australia's best hope of real climate action. I have previously expressed concern about the appointment of business lobbyists to the …
Jul 08 2013
Eulogy for the hung parliament
- By James Wight in Climate, Climate Politics, Elections, Politics, Spin
The last week of June was the last sitting week of Australia's 43rd parliament and first hung parliament since 1943. It also turned out to be the week in which the Prime Minister who presided over the hung parliament, Julia Gillard, was replaced by her Labor Party colleague and predecessor Kevin Rudd. ABC journalist Chris …
Mar 26 2013
Polluters win in horrific reshuffle
- By James Wight in Climate, Climate Politics, Energy, News, Politics
Yesterday Prime Minister Julia Gillard announced her government's latest cabinet reshuffle. The Department of Climate Change will be merged into the Department of Industry, Innovation, Climate Change, Science, Research, and Tertiary Education – except for energy efficiency, which will be moved into the Department of Resources and Energy. Greg Combet, previously Minister for Climate Change …
Mar 22 2013
Forget policy certainty, just raise the RET
What a week it's been in Australian politics! Failed media regulations, a failed leadership spill, mass ministerial resignations, and more… But in today's post I'll focus on a piece of news that didn't make the front page: yesterday Australia's Climate Change Minister Greg Combet finally announced the Labor government's response to the recommendations of last …
Mar 08 2013
Politicians right to rebuff business lobby's scheming
- By James Wight in Carbon Price, Clean Energy Future, Climate, Climate Politics, Greenwash, News, Politics, Strategy
Yesterday the Australian Industry Group (AIG) called for "all sides of politics to support the immediate removal of the fixed price carbon tax and move directly to an internationally linked emissions trading scheme". A transition to an emissions trading scheme (ETS) is currently scheduled for 2015. AIG CEO Innes Willox wants Labor to make the …
Mar 05 2013
Caps Review Part 2: Politics
This is the second part in a series about the Caps and Targets Review being conducted by the Australian Government's independent Climate Change Authority (CCA) this year. Part 1 summarized the global climate crisis. This part explains the importance of the review and how CCA should approach it. As a new and respected independent body, …
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My granny was the person who made me forget the blame for being alive… when she died; I was guiltier than anyone.
There was no sunset without her smile, and the sun wasn't allowed to come out without a tender kiss of good night.
She taught me the secrets of the cross, and why, and how the lord bleed out because of love… however he was meant to come back, to claim all the love of mankind.
If love may give us back our lord; why love have not gave me back my story teller?
A single human female who has no debt, she suffered this life like no one else, she does not belong with the kingdom of dead, all I know is, she is in heaven and I'm buried in hell.
I understand if granny doesn't want to see me again, I didn't attend her call at her deathbed; if I cloud change all my blood for a single good by, It would be the best deal I could make in my fkng life.
The worst part of losing someone who loves you more than her very own child, is all the memories telling you That she is gone, and all the things you said and made; are already said and done.
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its beautiful and warm out today in sf, so if you're reading this post, i suggest you get off your computer and go to dolores! i just finished a warm load of laundry and i'm in need of some catch up work, which makes me sad. but go out, grab an ice cream cone and go slip-n-sliding with your friends for me!
♥ so i've been obsessed with this sign last week ever since i saw it in one of the photo essays on the selby. i'm super stoked that i finally found a place i can buy it from online. they're a little steep, but i think if i frame them all, they'll last forever!
♥ gala over at iCiNG published a list awhile back of not-so-typical date activities. i'm totally in love with it and i think its a great place to grab inspiration from, whether you're in need of some romance or trying to rekindle the flame.
♥ the indie mart is coming up in a week and i couldn't be more excited. i'll be tabling with stu in the warm sun and there will be lots of shit talking, lots of laughs and lots of bloody marys. i'm hoping to spend a little cash and a little time with the cuties that frequent, including the lovely kelly, who is basically who i wanna be when i grow up. if you're in sf, this is a FREE event where you can drink, shop, see some local bands and get a number, all in one place. trust me, its where you should be next weekend. ;]
also, on an ending note, i went and caught kelli rudick at amnesia with stu this week and the girl has got skills. i still wonder how she's not traveling the world, but her loop station use is pretty awesome.
now go out and chase the sun!
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so after taking a day for myself to go around and run errands, walk around in the sun, smoke a little to relax and going out with a pretty good friend for dinner, i feel immeasurably better. i ate good food and soaked up some carefree-ness that i obviously needed.
since its kind of a crappy day out and the only thing i'm going to be doing today is taking carlos out to lunch [sorry dude, i was just way too tired!], i'm going to spend the day doing homework, drinking coffee, watching movies and
so on thursday night, i went to this amazing indian place in the tenderloin with daniella and jack. it was byob and a lot of fun, but guess what i found on the street? A TYPEWRITER! and not just any typewriter, but a working, italian typewriter from the '50's with working ribbon still in it! i've been playing with it on and off all weekend and on friday night, i made valentines on it. its a dream. i've always wanted one and it was like a sign when i found it. plus, when i googled it, it was known to be the journalist's typewriter of choice back in the day, so maybe i'm right? :]
last night, i went to the elbo room and [FINALLY!] weird fish with daniella. weird fish is
the other thing that bummed me out was i found a pair of leather ferragamo flats at a thrift store for $14 [i'm pretty sure the girl upcharged me from the original price, but ev.] and they're like a 1/2 size too big! i want to cry, i loved them a lot. they even had a bow on the toes with a gold ferragamo piece between them. :[ if anything, i might try and sell them on ebay or to someone i know for the same price. i am determined to find a pair and will keep looking on ebay to find one that fits. i also need to repair this amazing vintage dress i picked up last month…there is always so much to do!
expect more frequent updates…since i will be in the newsroom a lot and because of circumstances i will have a bit more time on my hands, i will work to give you guys some more content.
have a lazy sunday.
ps: also, if joaquin phoenix got off the smack and realized he's a great music video director, maybe he wouldn't be renouncing his acting career, trying to rap or showing up at san francisco planning commission meetings.
this is my favorite by them. favorite favorite favorite. its as if shoegaze and the smashing pumpkins fucked non-stop for a week and had octuplets. its that good. i can't wait for the new album, or when they come back to town again. [long story short, carlos' boss is the aunt of the keyboardist which means FREE TIX.]
but on a side note, who watches music videos anymore anyway?
things that i am loving/talking about/needing to list at the moment:
—shawerma! its basically a great mediterranean wrap with beef, lamb, hummus, tahini sauce, tomatoes, parsley and onions all wrapped in this amazing flat bread. and the hot sauce paste they put on it is TO DIE FOR. seriously, if you're in the city, go to truly mediterranean. it looks a little dodgy but it was probably one of the yummiest things i've had in ages.
—my digital camera. its just a point and shoot, canon powershot, and i didn't realize its potential until last night. after being out with stuart and fumbling with my camera over and over, i realized that i've been lazy and that i don't really know how to work it, despite the fact it has all manual settings. crazy right? so one of my goals before i go back to school is to get my digital photography back in the biz.
— i miss this show and its probably one of the best episodes i've ever seen. there are more links on youtube as well. this is probably what i'm going to be doing all afternoon.
—sit ups! i've been doing over 100 per day and i've lost an inch over the past couple of weeks. its slow progress, but when you think about it, half an hour of situps and crunches isn't too big of a commitment. i'm hooked!
— i will probably be here on saturday night. i'm telling everyone right now — get there early!
— i'm thinking about getting one of these. am i crazy, just like the gav, in thinking these are a good idea? i think its just fun, being a card carrying member of sf. god, i'm such a schmuck.
–because of a lawsuit filed against department store cosmetic counters, they are being forced to give away around $175 MILLION DOLLARS IN FREE COSMETICS. though some have been saying you need to sign up ahead of time or that you need to have bought something in the time period listed, its bullshit! just show up and get your free shit! who wants to come with me? emma? kayla? lets get free stuff!
–and finally, i round out with this. so good.
happy friday everyone! i hope i helped all of you start your weekend off right.


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Marijuana use in the U.S. is on the rise, and it no longer is just for recreational use. A growing number of clinical studies has found marijuana to be a viable treatment for a multitude of medical conditions, including chronic symptoms associated with rheumatic diseases, nerve damage, glaucoma and movement disorders. It also has been shown to be effective as an appetite stimulant for those with HIV.
Several states have decriminalized its recreational use, and more states now are legalizing and overseeing the dispensing of medical marijuana. Researchers are looking beyond the traditional smoking of marijuana and are invested in creating viable medicines in other forms. But is it the right treatment for your pain?
Cannabis, now known by its Mexican slang term as marijuana, was first described in a Chinese medical reference dated to 2700 BC. The Spanish brought marijuana to the New World in the mid-1500s; the English introduced it in 1611 to Jamestown, where it became a major commercial crop alongside tobacco. Grown as hemp, it was a source of fiber until the late 1800s, when it was replaced by cotton as a major cash crop in the southern U.S. In the 1920s, marijuana emerged as a recreational drug for achieving euphoria, this time as an intoxicant and an alternative to alcohol during Prohibition.
As a medical agent, from 1850 until 1943, marijuana was included in the United States Pharmopeia, a publication containing legally recognized standards of identity, strength, quality, purity, packaging and labeling for drug substances, dosage forms and other therapeutic products. It listed marijuana as a prescription for various conditions, including labor pains, nausea and rheumatism. However, because of its recreational use in the Roaring '20s, the U.S. Federal Bureau of Narcotics mounted a campaign that portrayed marijuana as a powerful substance that would lead users to narcotics addiction. Marijuana was cast as an evil substance that could cause 'reefer madness.'
Many authorities still consider marijuana a gateway drug. The Controlled Substance Act of 1970 formally classified it, along with heroin and LSD, as a Schedule I drug, i.e., having the relatively highest abuse potential and no accepted medical use. Until the early '70s, most marijuana came from Mexico, but in 1975, the Mexican government agreed to eradicate the crop by spraying it with the herbicide paraquat, which raised public fears about toxic side effects. Colombia then became the main supplier. The zero tolerance climate of the Reagan and Bush administrations resulted in passage of stricter laws and mandatory sentences for marijuana possession, heightening vigilance against smuggling at the southern borders. The war on drugs brought a shift from reliance on imported supplies to domestic cultivation. Beginning in 1982, the Drug Enforcement Administration increased its attention to marijuana farms in the U.S., and a shift to the indoor growing of plants specifically developed for small size and high yield resulted. After a decade of decreasing use, smoking marijuana for recreational use began an upward trend again in the early 1990s.
Currently, the U.S. outlaws all cannabis use, but 20 states and the District of Columbia no longer prosecute for the possession or sale of marijuana as long as the individual is in compliance with the state's marijuana sales regulations (known as decriminalization laws). And several states also have introduced legislation and passed laws to regulate licensed, legal medical marijuana dispensaries. However, an appeals court ruled in January 2014 that a 2007 Ninth Circuit ruling remains binding in relationship to the ongoing illegality, in federal legislative terms, of California cannabis dispensaries. This ruling reaffirmed the national impact of the federal Controlled Substances Act. The political battle continues to be waged.
Medicinal Use
As the public debate is fought, research into the medical value of marijuana proceeds. To date, approximately 22,000 published studies and reviews in the scientific literature reference the cannabis plant and its cannabinoids, nearly half of which have been published in the last decade. The scientific conclusions of much of the research directly conflict with the federal government's stance that cannabis is a highly dangerous substance worthy of absolute criminalization. However, there is a good deal of professional debate about the quality of the research produced and promoted to the general public.
Recent research suggests cannabis is a valuable aid in treating a wide range of conditions, including pain—particularly pain from nerve damage, called neuropathic pain, and spasticity, glaucoma and movement disorders. Marijuana also is a powerful appetite stimulant, specifically helping patients suffering from HIV, the AIDS wasting syndrome. The chemicals in marijuana, called cannabinoids, are being studied and prescribed to treat other various symptoms and diseases.
Researchers know the human body produces its own cannabinoid chemicals. They play a role in regulating pleasure, memory, thinking, concentration, body movement, awareness of time, appetite, pain and the five senses. This is of great interest to biologists and medical researchers. However, even with the quantity of research being produced, the use of cannabis as a medicine widely endorsed and prescribed is questioned because of inconsistent scientific rigor, due primarily to restrictions on the production of the drug.
As recently as November 2015, a group of researchers from McGill University published a study in the journal Arthritis Care and Research that found scant evidence supporting the use of cannabinoids in rheumatic diseases. According to Yoram Shir, director of the Alan Edwards Pain Management Unit of the McGill University Health Centre in Montreal and one of the study's authors, "Much of the research on marijuana is anecdotal, with results based on personal information and biased information sources. We conducted an extensive and comprehensive study focusing specifically on patients with rheumatic diseases, probably the most prevalent etiology for marijuana use among those with chronic non-cancer pain. We determined that, because of the quality of the research, there can be no conclusions drawn regarding the efficacy or side effects—especially long-term side effects—associated with cannabinoid therapy. While we found that those studies provide limited information, the results are not relevant to other chronic pain conditions and our results should not be extrapolated for other diagnoses."
Mark Weiner, M.D., a Massachusetts physician board certified in neurology and sleep medicine, is a respected patient advocate for the use of medical marijuana. He agrees with the quality of research and its limited application. "There is little money coming in from the U.S. federal government and none from the big pharmaceutical companies for researching the medicinal properties of marijuana. If the federal government would say, 'We want to know,' there would be significant funding," said Weiner, who also is a brain cancer patient. "The research material is uncomplicated: You can take a seed, throw it in the ground and a plant pops up, so the product is available and inexpensive for study. The true reason for the lack of research—that marijuana will not be a money maker for big pharma—is clouded in the U.S. by the 'slippery slope' argument, that marijuana is a gateway drug and leads to substance abuse and addiction. The research in Europe, Israel and Japan is much more advanced because of the support of their government institutions."
High-quality research is needed, because the plant, while inexpensive to produce, is complex. Of the 400 chemicals found in its biological makeup, 60 are defined as unique and classified as cannabinoids. In the 1990s, scientists identified cannabis receptors within the human body. When those receptors are stimulated by the cannabinoids in marijuana, the effects can be seen through neural pathways at a cellular level. A 2014 review paper published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) said clinical research into the therapeutic value of cannabinoids is expanding, particularly as it is being explored to modify disease. Of particular interest are trials to moderate autoimmune disorders such as multiple sclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis and inflammatory bowel disease, as well as their role in the treatment of neurological disorders such as Alzheimer's disease and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). Other studies are demonstrating that cannabinoids have antioxidant properties, can kill cancer cells and may act as a neuroprotectant to help ward off dementia.
"There is a good deal of interesting study dealing with the genetics and breeding of the marijuana plant to make more effective cannabinoids," said Daniel Macris, CEO of Halcyon Organics, an Atlanta-based company growing cannabis to meet the current and future trends of what he calls 'cannabinoid medicine.' "Medical research is far behind proving hypotheses and anecdotal stories that there are significant medicinal properties associated with marijuana. We believe that when the results are in, they will be conclusive and significantly helpful for treating many diseases." He focuses on two main cannabinoids from the marijuana plant of medical interest: THC and CBD.
THC increases appetite and reduces nausea. The FDA recently approved THC-based medications for these purposes. THC decreases pain, inflammation and muscle control problems. CBD is a cannabinoid that does not affect the mind or behavior and is used to treat a laundry list of conditions, including reducing pain and inflammation, controlling epileptic seizures and possibly treating mental illness and addiction. However, because of the limited and early research, the safety and efficacy of its widespread medical applications have not sufficiently been proven. Recently, the Senate recommended $800,000 for an Institute of Medicine study on medical marijuana and has encouraged the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to support more research on CBD.
The Risks
Many questions remain about the long-term effects of marijuana. What's clear is that marijuana's signature high, caused by the psychoactive cannabinoid THC, is not risk-free. Although there are no deaths directly linked to marijuana overdose, studies have shown that smoking marijuana alters the brain development of teenagers and can induce panic or paranoia, increase heart rate and, for approximately 9% of users, can become addictive. A growing body of literature points in the same direction: Starting young and using marijuana frequently may disrupt brain development.
In short-term recreational usage, marijuana has been shown to impair attention, memory, learning and decision-making. Those effects can last for days after the high wears off. For teenagers and young adults, heavy marijuana use has been associated with a dismal set of life outcomes, including poor school performance, higher dropout rates, increased welfare dependence, greater unemployment and lower life satisfaction. There are clinical reasons to think adolescents may be uniquely susceptible to lasting damage from marijuana use. At least until the early to mid-20s, the brain is still developing and is particularly sensitive to damage from drug exposure.
However, many of the research results are frustratingly mixed. According to a 2015 report by the American Psychological Association, while some studies found increased risk for mood disorders and psychotic symptoms among marijuana users, others found chronic use among teenagers did not raise the risk of later depression, lung cancer, asthma or psychotic symptoms. Fortunately, the research is broadening. In hopes of painting a clearer picture of marijuana's potential risks to youth, the National Institute on Drug Abuse plans to launch a large longitudinal study later this year to examine what children look like before they start using substances and then follow over time what happens to their brains. This research will explore the long-term cognitive effects of cannabis and will examine the question, "Is there a safe level of use?"
It's Not the '60s Anymore
Advocates for medical marijuana use say the drug has come a long way from its image as a recreational drug smoked to get high. Macris said smoking marijuana is the least effective way to see its medical benefits. In fact, he strenuously objects to the recreational use of marijuana.
"None of the current research on cannabinoid medicine is designed to make or keep an individual 'high.' We are looking at its value as a natural immunosuppressant," he said. "Stoned out hippies smoking 'dope' is the outdated image that most people have when thinking of marijuana use. Smoking causes the lowest transfer of the right chemicals in the correct dosage into a person's system; it does not allow for proper ingestion of the medical properties of cannabinoids. We are learning how to tincture oils, make lozenges and compound skin balms infused with cannabinoids to administer the drug safely and effectively."
Weiner agrees that marijuana is nothing to play with. "As a physician, I highly object to recreational use of any drug, particularly a psychoactive one that will change brain function. Those current advocates of medical marijuana who base its value on the recreational experience of users in the '60s and '70s are ill-informed and totally wrong. What may have produced euphoria in an otherwise healthy teenager 40 or 50 years ago has no relevance or basis for effectiveness or success in an older adult experiencing a chronically disabling, diagnosable medical condition. Marijuana as recreation has absolutely no place in this discussion."
Marijuana's potency has risen dramatically in recent years. Thirty years ago, THC concentrations typically were well below 10%. But a recent analysis of marijuana samples bred and sold in Colorado found THC potency approaching 30%, according to results presented at the 2015 meeting of the American Chemical Society.
Macris and his colleagues at Halcyon Organics also are working with genetics and breeding. "Marijuana is entirely organic and has been grown throughout history as an agricultural product," he said. "It is new to think of it as medicinal and to consider it being developed for the quality of its different cannabinoids while eliminating focus on the high caused by THC."
He said medical research is 10 to 15 years from effectively examining the effect of cannabinoid medicine on the central nervous system and as an anti-inflammatory, a natural immunosuppressant and an aid for neuropathic pain. "While we can speculate now about what constitutes a reasonable 'dose,' there is still a subjective element to the prescription that requires greater clarity and predictability," he said. "What is clearly lacking and sorely needed are studies to look at the effect of increased potency and different modes and methods of use on brain-related measures."
Access and Attitudes
"The political zeitgeist about marijuana as medicine is convoluted and confusing," said Weiner, in his role as patient advocate. "As a physician treating a patient, I prescribe a drug by writing a note that directs what and how much to take of certain medication. Legal and ethical regulations guiding the physician and pharmacist provide excellent oversight to ensure proper usage of the prescription. In Massachusetts, though, marijuana is seen differently. I can certify only that a patient meets the legal criteria for the need for marijuana based on disabling symptoms and diagnosis.
"Massachusetts has established a list of diagnoses that are permissible for certification," he added. "The list was created on decisions that were only partially considered based on the proven or emerging value of marijuana. Other than that, the state has adopted a 'don't ask, don't tell' attitude toward the medicinal use of marijuana. I fully believe and advocate for the approach that if an individual has symptoms potentially relieved by marijuana—noted through research ranging from qualitative to anecdotal to experimentally validated findings—that medical marijuana should be considered as a first line of treatment, not after a failure of other treatments, such as narcotics."
Macris agrees. "There has been a tremendous political agenda to prove marijuana's 'badness.' If more energy were spent on education, regulation and loosening the laws restricting the production of marijuana, the drug could be studied more effectively. It has the potential to make a tremendous impact on the quality of life of people living with different chronic diseases."
"The scientific community must call for further urgent research to determine the true role of cannabinoids in disease intervention," added Shir.
There has been great interest from the scientific community on medical marijuana over the last decade. Physicians, biologists and their peers agree the politics of continuing to promote fear of marijuana as a dreadful, recreational gateway drug has produced bad legislation.
"There needs to be a focus on in-state growing, so that better research can be produced locally and regionally. The trend toward medical marijuana is now in the mainstream of society, and research findings ultimately will result in widespread prescription and availability of a variety of forms of medical cannabinoids for different diseases," said Macris. "The political pushback only slows the research for an inexpensive, first-line treatment."


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Cam Talbot made 35 saves as the Edmonton Oilers snapped a six-game winless skid with a 4-1 win over the Minnesota Wild Thursday night.
The Oilers had gone 0-4-2 in the previous six games. Talbot rebounded after being pulled in the third period of a 6-2 loss to Chicago on Tuesday.
Darnell Nurse scored on the Oilers' first shot 2:15 into the game, when his long slap shot fooled Devan Dubnyk.
Cam Talbot will be back in net for the Edmonton Oilers against Wild
Watch below: Some videos from Global News' coverage of the Edmonton Oilers' 2018-19 season.
Early in the second period, Oilers forward Ryan Nugent-Hopkins fed a streaking Ty Rattie, who flipped his fourth goal of the season past Dubnyk. Rattie said the win is a nice boost for the team.
"I think Minnesota is a good team," he said. "It's a hard building to play in. So, to come in here and beat them and take over the game in the third is nice for the confidence. Now we have to take care of a tough team in San Jose on Saturday."
Blackhawks explode in third period to rout Edmonton Oilers
Joel Eriksson Ek put the Wild on the board early in the third period, but the Oilers' Leon Draisaitl quickly restored the two-goal advantage with a power play goal. Edmonton forward Zack Kassian sealed it with a late empty net goal.
The Oilers also had a lead after two periods in their previous three games but couldn't seal the deal in any of those.
Oilers head Coach Ken Hitchcock said the team played to win Thursday night.
"We had a lot of good grinding shifts," he said after the game. "We got timely goals. power play goal in the third period was a great play and a great goal. It gave us a little bit of breathing room. I thought we managed the game."
Draisaitl leads the Oilers with 32 goals.
The Oilers (24-25-5) will host San Jose on Saturday.
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Better Biking in Greater MilwaukeePosted on
More than 80 people showed up to make a difference at the Milwaukee Bike Advocacy Team meeting a few weeks ago. Thanks to all who came and offered many ideas to make Milwaukee a better place for bicycling including:
- Green Lanes
- Tech tools and apps for bicycling
- Better snow and ice removal on trails, better publicity of bicycle detours on the Hank Aaron State Trail during the reconstruction of the Zoo Interchange
- Complete Streets policies, Oak Leaf Trail Maintenance, Equity,
- More partnerships with businesses and striving for Platinum status
Take this poll to help set the direction for Milwaukee area bike advocacy. We need you to speak out and let us know what you care about and show up to help build the bike community we all want to see.
This Milwaukee area effort is about the Bike Fed helping to connect people and growing a network of better local bike advocates to create the bike friendly communities we all want to see. The Bike Fed cannot effect this kind of change all over the state without the help of interested individuals in who want to improve their community for bicycling. We must create grassroots groups of indivduals that are effective at making change that has an impact.
Please join us for the next Milwaukee Bike Advocacy Team meeting on Monday, June 3rd as we work to move these ideas and the poll results into action.
This group is be no means exclusive to Milwaukee, please come and represent any other SE Wisconsin communities. I would love to see committees sprout up to work on other specific locations from Bayside to West Milwaukee.
At the next meeting we will break into teams based on areas of interest and work to develop plans to guide our collective actions over the next year. I encourage people to step up and lead a team on an issue that is important to them.
- Want to see more people riding?
- Want you ride to be more enjoyable?
- Want Milwaukee and surrounding areas to benefit from reduced traffic congestion and asthma rates and enjoy improved health and vibrant local economies?
- What do you want to work on to make Milwaukee a better place to bike?
- What changes would you like to see?
Join us, vote, show up, and get active.
Milwaukee Bike Advocacy Team Meeting
Monday, June 3rd
Cunningham G40 (1921 E. Hartford Avenue, on the UWM campus)
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Professional Business Funding
I am looking to assist Global Peace Partners achieve funding of $15 million to expand and purchase a ranch in Idaho. Globalpeacepartners.com
- Stage Prototype Ready
- Industry Financial Services
- Location Cleveland, OH, USA
- Currency USD
- Website glabalpeacepartners.com
Company Summary
Global Peace Partners is a NGO that operates in the implementation and training of skilled workers to aid in international calamities. They have excellent connections and partnershis with airline manufacturers, solar companies and other major support, but are in need of seed capital to fund the operations HQ in Idaho, a cash positive ranch where we plan on building complete infrastructure and training facilities.


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Undeserved permaban
I was playing a game the other day and after the game finished I received a permaban on my account that I have been playing for years, own all the champions and have around 150 skins on. I got this ban for arguing with a team member in 1 game that flamed me because he lost lane and I was the jungler. I am not a toxic player and never said anything extreme or offensive, it was just the typical arguing that I have seen many other people do and not got any punishment for. Sure you should not argue with other players on your team but surely a permaban for my actions is unreasonable and I would appreciate if this could be changed to a chat ban or shorter ban period. Here is the chat log from game that got me banned check for your self do you really think this is worthy of a permaban on an account i have spent so much time and money on? https://gyazo.com/da8954fa4aaece0d31c07b2cc2d2d5ec https://gyazo.com/380c18034fe5cd2ea9c20eb82b75cde7 https://gyazo.com/744dcd0a706b1c594087563394a83457
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Here for sale 2016 Signed Fender Yngwie Malmsteen Stratocaster in Vintage White. Amazing strat and plays fantastic. The guitar was signed by Yngwie in London during "World on Fire" tour. It's in very good condition but has few tiny marks here and there. Comes with original hardcase. Also quite lightweight at 7.1lbs.
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Andrew Bynum got traded from the Los Angeles Lakers and well…………. yeah. Let's just say that Andrew doesn't really care about life anymore. Sad, isn't it? That Andrew Bynum doesn't really care about life no more. Bynum is supposed to be out 5 more weeks, but the way his knees are, he might be out longer. Like Greg Oden style. Mitch Kupchak, thank you for stealing #TheWhite Howard. The Lakers could have this problem child on their roster, and imagine the storylines if he was. Last year was bad enough when Andrew Bynum said "YOLO" and shot a three pointer. It was also bad how he was laughing after losing game 2 in the Western Conference Semis. It was bad when he said closeout games were easy, then proceeded to shoot a decent 5-8 from the field, and having 16 points, but having failure to play defense on Javele McGee in crunch time. Amazing. We're very lucky here, Laker fans. As bad as most of you are, you have to admit that Andrew Bynum and his "potential" is basically gone. Be happy we got it in his last year in LA. As for Sixer fans……….
Carolina basketball is tonight, and I think I'm gonna do a time lapse blog on the game. I have to finish up some last minute homework, but it should be over by tonight (8 PM tip out west). Carolina has issues. Marcus Paige, who's a freshman point guard isn't ready to score yet. (He's better than people think, and better than a team who's in the top.. let me chill before folks get uneasy). Lack of shooting from the wings, and undersized. But, James Michael McAdoo is ballin out of his mind right now, which I expect. Carolina's defense hasn't been bad this year. In fact, it's been good enough right now even though they haven't played anyone.
Do I think Carolina will lose? I don't think so, but it'll be close. Paige's first road game comes at a good time because it's early in the season (and with trips to Indiana, and other ACC venues, this is good), and it's a measuring stick game to see what type of team Carolina has this year. Long Beach State only scored 44 points on USC, and USC is decent at hoops, they don't have the type of athletes that Carolina has. We'll see though. Should be interesting.
Speaking of USC. Big game tomorrow. They PLAY for the bell tomorrow against UCLA in a game that means the direction USC football could head in the next 2-3 years. If USC wins this game, it'll save their season which has been somewhat of a disappointment. I mean, Marqise Lee has established himself as the best player in college football but, there are some bad things too. The homie Matt Barkley has played average, which isn't a knock to him, but he's made throws this season that he hasn't made since his freshman year. Lane Kiffin phased out Robert Woods, which pisses me off (#FreeRobertWoods) than his X's and O's this year. Kiffin is the dude. He did go 10-2 last year, but this team is better than its 7-3 record, and even he knows that. The defense, which ended the season last year ballin', has been very average this year, a sign that Monte Kiffin needs to retire and USC needs a new scheme.
If USC loses to UCLA tomorrow afternoon, a lot of things will change in the USC Program. Yeah, the sanctions are gonna be there for another couple of years, but still. I'm not saying the younger Kiffin needs to be let go (two losses were on him), but at least think about changing the scheme on defense. If USC loses tomorrow, their run of dominance is over in the city is over. I mean, face it USC fans: With the scholarship reductions and sanctions, it'll be a tough hill to climb for SC if they lose, and possibly get some recruits next year in the area.
Enjoy the weekend slate of football and basketball everyone.
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Foursquare Disaster Relief (FDR) is responding on the ground with food and Jesus's message of hope. Now, Foursquare Missions International (FMI) is partnering with FDR, and we're inviting you to join in, individually or as a church. Help stop starvation this Christmas.
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Melting Vinyl brought local talent to the fore as it showcased a set by Tokyo Tea Room on the day of their latest EP release, 'Dream Room'.
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Call for your squire, and prepare for battle. Bandits threaten the villagers. Duty calls you to rid the realm of this filth. Put on your suit of armour, including the Epic Dark Imperial Bevor as protection for your neck and chin.
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Museum Rotterdam is about the city and its people. It presents Rotterdam as it was, is, and will be. Since 2016, Museum Rotterdam's home has been the Timmerhuis, a spectacular transparent cloud of glass designed by Rem Koolhaas just behind City Hall. Three exhibitions tell the story of the city in the pieces of the Museum collection as well as the words of the city's own people.
The first, Rotterdammers en hun stad ('The people of Rotterdam and their city'), focuses on the people behind Rotterdam's iconic skyline. In it, the everyday people of Rotterdam and their extraordinary passions are literally put on a pedestal. They put their Rotterdam on the map and show what's going on in their environment. In this section of the museum, visitors can also share the story of their own Rotterdam.
In Geschiedenis van de stad ('History of the city'), sea containers packed with heritage take the visitor through Rotterdam's rich past, from settlement on the Rotte to major city destroyed by bombardment to the modern architectural wonder it is today.
The third exhibit, De nieuwe stad ('The new city'), ties in with the reconstruction event Rotterdam viert de stad! ('Rotterdam celebrates the city!'), featuring a vast vintage model of the dream city the urban planners envisioned at the start of the reconstruction. The City Lab (until 18 May 2017) considers the value of the legacy of the reconstruction and gives visitors an opportunity to give their input on the Rotterdam of the future.
The exhibit Museum Rotterdam '40-'45 NU, in the Museum Rotterdam dependency on Coolhaven, presents a special look at Rotterdam during the Second World War.
Museum Rotterdam is just a few minutes' walk from metro (lines D and E) and tram (lines 21, 23 and 24) stop Stadhuis. Museum Rotterdam '40-'45 NU is just across from the metro station Coolhaven (lines A, B and C). Museum Rotterdam welcomes groups of up to 20.


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Bright and Modern - Meersbrook, Sheffield
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Fresh, modern kitchen with bags of character in a compact space.
See more kitchens like this:bamboo belfast compact design handleless open shelving slab‑doors tiles timber
Our client wanted us to incorporate some of their wine boxes into the kitchen design, so we constructed open shelving from bamboo to support them, providing lovely open storage and a showcase for feature crockery.
The wine boxes sit nicely on the bamboo open shelving, complementing the the exposed lip of the ply nicely.
The superb Rangemaster cooker in Matt Black includes a functional induction hob top. Induction hobs allow you to adjust the cooking heat instantly and with great precision, meaning there is no wasted heat.
The two square chrome pan racks from Hahn allow a considerable amount of storage around the cooking area as well as looking good.
The handle-less cabinet doors were matt lacquered in pale grey. With no visibly handles, the overall look remains sleek and uncluttered.
The peka fluid corner pull-out maximises storage and allows our client to easily to get to all those items right at the back. Both shelves pull out fully from the cupboard in an elegant swivel movement.
The bamboo worktops boast handcut drainer grooves around the sink area.
The exposed edge of the bamboo ply workop is a nice detail.
The artisan tiles in delicate french grey are a great neutral background to set off the feature colours of the kitchen implements.
The Franke Rotaflow taps in SilkSteel complement the look and feel of the kitchen beautifully.


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Cedros: House For Sale in Liberia
Liberia, Liberia, Guanacaste, Costa Rica
Basic Listing Information
- Price
- $189,000
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- Property Type
- House
- Listing Type
- Residential Sale
- Status
- Active
- Images
- 9
- Beds/Baths
- 3/2
- Beds
- 3
- Baths
- 2
- Location Type
- Urban
- View Type
- Greenbelt View
- Total Lot Size
- 277.24 m² (2,984.17 sq ft)
- Total Living Area
- 277.24 m² (2,984.17 sq ft)
This house with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms is located in Liberia, Guanacaste Costa Rica, in the county of Liberia. This property with greenbelt view is situated in the tropical dry forest of Costa Rica. The land area of this house is 277.24 square meter (2,984.17 square feet), and it has a living space of 277.24 square meter (2,984.17 square feet). This house is available furnished.
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Roof Type Metal Number of Units 1 Number of Bedrooms 3 Number of Full Bathrooms 2 Number of Stories 1 Total Living Area 277.24 m² (2,984.17 sq ft) Total Area under Roof 150.00 m² (1,614.58 sq ft) Total Lot Size 277.24 m² (2,984.17 sq ft) Floor Type Other Construction Status New Construction Construction Type Concrete Block, Concrete, Wood, Metal, Glass Year Built 2018 Air Condition No Furnished Type Partially Pool No Jacuzzi No Parking Type Parking Lot Number of Parking Spaces 1 Telephone No Internet No Television No BBQ No
- Geography
Location Liberia, Liberia, Guanacaste, Costa Rica Country Costa Rica State Guanacaste County Liberia City/Town Liberia Zip Code 50101 Location Type Urban Geographic Type Dry Forest View Type Greenbelt View Precipitation Moderate
- Features
Interior Features Included Natural Wood Finishing, Washer/Dryer Hookup Exterior Features Included Water Faucets, Wall, Tile Walkway, Patio, Washer/Dryer Hookup Security Features Gated
- Infrastructure
Street Access Type Paved Road Type of Water City Water Type of Sewer Septic Type of Internet Cable Internet Type of Television Cable Television, Satellite Television Type of Electricity Public Telephone Available Yes
- Financial/Legal
Price per Air-Conditionable Living Area $681.72/m2 ($63.33/sqft) Price per Total Area Under Roof $1,260.00/m2 ($117.06/sqft) Price per Square Meter $681.72/m2 ($63.33/sqft) List Price $189,000 Ownership Type Personal


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GOP push to release Russia probe documentsBy AAP Newswire
The intelligence committee chairman in the US House of Representatives says he plans to release the transcripts of dozens of interviews conducted in private during its investigation into Russia election meddling.
Republican Devin Nunes also says he'll push the director of national intelligence to declassify others.
He told Fox News Channel's Sunday Morning Futures that he thinks "full transparency is in order here".
His goal is to make the transcripts available in the next few weeks.
He said the committee interviewed nearly 70 people, and he estimated that about 70 per cent to 80 per cent of those interviews are not classified. "Those need to be published, and they need to be published, I think, before the election," which is November 6, Nunes said.
Nunes said he hoped it would take Dan Coats, the national intelligence director, only "a matter of days" to act once Nunes made his request about the classified depositions, and "they don't do their normal foot-dragging where they slow roll and we don't get these before the election".
Making the transcripts available can only be done by committee vote. Committee Democrats have said they want the transcripts made public.
The committee already has released a handful of transcripts, but only in cases where the witness insisted on a public disclosure. Mike Conaway, who led the investigation, said in March, when the committee completed a draft of its final report that found no co-ordination between Russia and the Trump campaign, that he decided against releasing the whole transcripts for fear it could hinder future probes.
Adam Schiff of California, the highest ranking Democrat on the House intelligence committee, called upon Nunes to schedule a meeting "immediately" so members could vote on releasing the transcripts. The Schiff has favoured complete disclosure so the public could make its own judgment about the witnesses.
"The American people deserve to see what we uncovered, the questions witnesses refused to answer," Schiff said in a statement released on Sunday.
That is the approach Nunes is taking, saying he wanted Americans to "see the work that we did and they can see all the people that were interviewed by us and their answers to those questions".
Nunes said "there's so much that's out there that's misinformation or disinformation on this 'Russia-gate' fiasco that we need this information out before the election".
That both Republicans and Democrats want the transcripts released underscores the partisan lens through which each side has viewed the investigation.
Republicans are likely to say that the content of the interviews proves there was no evidence of collusion between Trump's campaign and Russia; Democrats probably would say they prove there was evidence.
The Senate intelligence committee is still conducting its own investigation and has interviewed far more witnesses than the shorter House probe.
The chairman, North Carolina senator Richard Burr, has said he won't release committee documents, so it is unclear whether any of those interviews will ever become public.


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Thank you for considering Flea Whiskey's for your special event. We can accommodate up to 180 people in a relaxed, fun atmosphere. We offer a fully stocked bar, excellent food and great service to make your group's event a success.
Food ( view our party menu )
We have a selection of large 18″ party platters of various "Appies". Please refer to our party platter menu for a number of choices such as Chicken wings, nachos, wraps, perogies and assorted platters designed to cater to the needs of a large group function in a billiard, cafe & bar atmosphere. Call us to discuss all your food needs in advance. Many platters require sufficient notice to ensure we have the freshest product available.
We offer a selection of domestic, imported & premium Bottled Beers, 10 types of draft, wine, coolers and a wide variety of spirits & cocktails. Regularly priced domestic beer and shots start at 4.50 (tax included)
We have 17 pool tables of varying sizes. Hourly rates are: $6.00/ hour 11:30-6pm Sunday-Thursday, $10.00/ hour 6pm-Close Sunday-Thursday, $12.00/ hour Open-Close Friday & Saturday We can also provide tournament sheets for you if your party wishes to hold a tournament. Please let us know of any special requests your group may have, and we will work with you to accommodate.
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