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Kindle Fire Vs. Nook Tablet

Added 12/18/11
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Call Of Duty: How Top Video Game Makers Are Innovating ...

Added 11/16/11
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Ron Paul on Sean Hannity Show - - I Like Your Economic Plan

Added 10/21/11
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Ron Paul's Texas Straight Talk - Government is NOT a Business...

Added 10/17/11
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Would Legalizing Marijuana Increase Consumption?

Added 11/04/10
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Would Legalizing Marijuana Increase Consumption?

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Complete video at: http://fora.tv/2010/10/27/Marijuana_Economics_Panel A panel of advocates debate the potential effects of marijuana legalization on consumption rates of the drug. Cannabis activist Richard Lee argues that legalization decreases marijuana use, while RAND's Beau Kilmer points out a common misconception related to that argument. ----- Will California become the first state to legalize the production and sale of marijuana? November ballot measure Proposition 19 would allow local governments to choose whether and how to regulate and tax marijuana. Some are concerned about legalization's effect on consumption and public health, while others tout the potential boon to city and state coffers. Besides the jaw-dropping estimated retail price decrease from $400 to $38 per ounce, nothing is really certain about the potential impact of Prop 19. Get informed before the vote – don't miss advocates of both sides arguing the pros and cons of pushing pot through the legal pipeline. - Commonwealth Club of California Beau Kilmer is codirector of the RAND Drug Policy Research Center. His primary fields of interest are illicit markets, community corrections, drug treatment, and the future of drug testing. Kilmer's recent work focused on measuring the size of the global drug market for the European Commission and developing indicators to measure the impact of drug enforcement in Europe. His current work focuses on identifying the community-level effects of drug treatment and assessing the cost-effectiveness of an innovative after-school program targeted at reducing substance use among middle school youth. He is an assistant editor for Addiction and the coeditor of the new Journal of Drug Policy Analysis, and his recent work was published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences and Foreign Policy. Richard Lee has been working to end cannabis prohibition for 17 years. In 1992 he co-founded Legal Marijuana - The Hemp Store in Houston, Texas, one of the first hemp products retail outlets in the United States. Lee moved to Oakland in 1997 and co-founded the Hemp Research Company, supplying cannabis to the Oakland Cannabis Buyers' Club and researching efficient and environmentally friendly cannabis horticulture. In 1999, he opened the Bulldog Coffeeshop, the second cannabis outlet in "Oaksterdam". In 2003 Lee founded the Oakland Civil Liberties Alliance, the PAC that passed Oakland's Measure Z making private sales, cultivation, and possession of cannabis the lowest law enforcement priority and mandating that Oakland tax and regulate cannabis as soon as possible under state law.

Brian William Hall Conspiracy Con 2010

Added 06/16/10
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Brian William Hall Conspiracy Con 2010

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Brian William Hall Producer of Conspiracy Con 10 in Santa Clara California. This year there more people than ever before and more exhibitors. Brian has done much work in making a platform for Conspiracy Researchers. http://www.conspiracycon.com/index1.html From His Website: Upon being introduced to the subject of UFOs and government cover-ups in the early 1990's, Brian began avidly researching these and related topics himself. Shortly thereafter, the esoteric teachings in the FLOWER OF LIFE information played a major role in his search for the "big picture." His ongoing exposure to various alternative books, seminars and documentaries on UFOs, Conspiracies and Hidden Agendas confirmed for him that things are truly not what they seem on planet Earth. To help spread the word, Brian became proactive and began co-writing articles on UFOs and "meta-topics" for the BERKELEY PSYCHIC READER, and he volunteered for several UFO & Paranormal organizations, including the INTERNATIONAL UFO CONGRESS and the BAY AREA UFO EXPO. In 2001, Brian produced his first CONSPIRACY CON to analyze and expose real conspiracies and hidden agendas, and he has organized successful and empowering conspiracy events every year since. In 2004 and 2007, he wrote articles on conspiracies for UFO MAGAZINE, and more recently he contributed to both the FREE AMERICAN MAGAZINE and CONSPIRA-ZINE. In 2005, he participated in the UFO Panel at the NEW LIVING EXPO in San Francisco, and he has been interviewed on many radio programs and appeared on THE UFO CONNECTION and TECHNOLOGY TRENDS local TV shows. In addition to his role as Executive Producer of CONSPIRACY CON, Brian was also the Associate Producer for the BAY AREA UFO EXPO from 2001 to 2007, assisting in event planning, promotion and tape/DVD distribution, along with comic contributions at many of this event's banquets.