Syrian Customs Confiscate Large Quantities of Drugs 258000 Captagon pills confiscated and the Wahhabi Sex Jihadists will have to face death in reality and not in their virtual world. By: Arabi Souri … Continue reading →

Three Britons jailed on drugs charges by Dubai court http://www.euronews.com/ A Dubai court has jailed three Britons for four years on possession of drugs. The men, all in their twenties, were found with synthe... By: Euronews … Continue reading →

Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon Walkthrough PT. 2 - Winners Dont Use Drugs Time to go back to the future... in the 80s... With Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon, a new downloadable campaign in the style of Far Cry 3, but sold as a standalone t... By: gamefrontwalkthrough … Continue reading →

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Public release date: 3-May-2013 [ | E-mail | Share ] Contact: Iqbal Pittalwala iqbal@ucr.edu 951-827-6050 University of California - Riverside RIVERSIDE, Calif. Anticancer drugs save lives and/or improve the quality of life for many cancer patients. Many anti-cancer drugs work by killing tumor cells after inducing damage to DNA. The public has an opportunity to learn about the mechanisms of action of some commonly used anticancer drugs and how laboratory research may lead to novel targets and new strategies for cancer treatment. Yinsheng Wang, a professor of chemistry at the University of California, Riverside, will give a free lecture on May 16 on campus to discuss those drugs that induce damage to DNA, as well as those biomolecules that allow for selective targeting of tumor cells. He will also discuss the implications of personalized medicine in cancer treatment. Wang's hour-long talk is titled "Curing cancer: How do anticancer drugs work?" It will begin at 5:30 p.m. in Rooms C, D and E, University Extension Center (UNEX). Seating is open. Parking at UNEX is free for lecture attendees. The lecture is the third in the annual Science Lecture Series hosted by the College of Natural and Agricultural Sciences (CNAS). This year … Continue reading →

3 May 2013 Last updated at 16:27 ET Please turn on JavaScript. Media requires JavaScript to play. Dramatic footage shot from a police helicopter in 2011 shows the moment one of a Gloucestershire-based drugs gang's couriers was arrested. Five members of a Gloucestershire-based drugs gang are behind bars for their part in a cocaine supply ring. Gloucester Crown Court heard the operation, which included transporting cocaine from Leicester, was masterminded by Mark Dainty, 45. Dainty, of Southgate Street, Gloucester pleaded guilty to charges of conspiracy to supply cocaine and money laundering. He was sentenced to nine-and-a-half years in jail. Three others received sentences of almost 15 years. The court was told the investigation started early in 2011 when one of the group's couriers was arrested. Gary Paul George Hooper of Evenlode Road, Tuffley, was later charged with possession with intent to supply a class A drug and jailed for four years in May 2011. A 30-year-old woman from Tuffley, also arrested at the time, was charged with money laundering offences and was issued with a formal caution. Here is the original post: Gloucestershire drugs gang jailed … Continue reading →

3 May 2013 Last updated at 21:43 ET President Barack Obama has said the war on drugs will not be effectively won unless the economies of Latin American countries are strengthened. Mr Obama was speaking in Costa Rica, where he is due to attend a summit of Central American leaders. They are expected to discuss ways of tackling increasing violence generated by drug cartels operating in the area. Most of the cocaine produced in South America is smuggled through the region before it reaches the US. At a joint news conference with Costa Rican President Laura Chinchilla on Friday, Mr Obama said criminal organisations prosper in economically vulnerable countries: "The stronger the economies and the institutions for individuals seeking legitimate careers, the less powerful those narco-trafficking organisations are going to be," Mr Obama said. The Costa Rican president called for a review of the current approach to the drugs problem in the region. "Costa Rica doesn't have an army and cannot allow to come to a situation of war with the drugs cartels," she said. Mr Obama began a three-day tour of the region in Mexico on Thursday, and arrived in the Costa Rican capital, San Jose, on Friday. Read … Continue reading →