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is assistant professor of religion at the University of Florida. She is also a member of the National Council of Elders. Her account of her work as an activist in the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) is featured in the book, Hands on the Freedom Plow: Personal Accounts by Women in SNCC.
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I was in the crm with a lot
I was in the crm with a lot of other white southerners. No one has covered us as a group. I had friends from Alabama and Mississippi who picketed, marched, sat in, sang, and made friends in Chapel HIll, NC. Where we sat in at a crossroads of the two main drags is now half MLK Blvd. Where Joan Baez organized a march from Chapel Hill to Durham is now MLK Blvd. (She rode alongside in a VW). Another is in Eastern NC, near Fayetteville. In Asheville, NC, a white philosophy prof friend, Jim Pait, from Virginia Beach was a head of CORE. His wife left him and moved with a black woman to Roanoke, Va, where they lived together. It never occurred to me people might have thought that strange. My name was April White. A friend, Cordell Black and I used to lock arms and sing, "Black and white togetherrrr". Wonder where he is. He never graduated from UNC. Last time I saw him we were in France. At a party I met a young man who'd grown up a block or two away, but since we went to segregated schools we'd never met, unless playing together as children. I fell in love with him. He seemed to feel the same. He didn't ask for my phone number, and I didn't want to give it to him unless he asked, since he could be killed. So could I. White women were lynched in the South, but I thought of him, not me. At age 18 I picketed a segregated motel by myself, was cursed, spat at, things thrown. Best day of my life. It felt great to do the right thing! Not much. I always loved black people, Grew up with them. Miss them here in segregated NYC. Got the first African American a desk job in my building here. Everyone wasn't ecstatic. The North thinks racism is southern. Up here it's "racial profiling" not racism. Giuliani killed an unarmed black man every few weeks with his well named "street crimes unit" who did the street crime. A neighbor moved back south during Giuliani. Will there ever be an equal society here???? I hope so with all my heart!
Thank you for sharing your
Thank you for sharing your experience. The soul of the United States needs enlightenment and cleaning. May we all be true brothers and sisters.
Amen! While I think Cornel
Amen! While I think Cornel West is a provocative voice in America, agreeing with his more pragmatic approach, questioning if we are romanticizing the CRM [paraphrasing]: "Sanitize. Deodorize. etc. etc." there are areas I would challenge his mantra but it's a better one then the one expressed by the status quo (respectfully). We could start by empowering American educations anthropology and metaphysics re possible solutions' to a dumbed down education that stress our children, teachers, and parents. To be clear, I don't support Common Core but I don't support the attack on parent by some, not all, professionals in faith-based community initiatives. That's not a paradox; it's Christian hypocrisy to say the least.
In Bklyn where I grew up
In Bklyn where I grew up blacks were not allowed in our building.complex. They would picket outside and all the neighbors would say;" the N's are getting restless". I was called an N because I tanned really dark in the summer. I was a child and adults would come up to me and in my face laugh and say"You look just like a N.How do you get so tan? You look like a N." These were adults in Bklyn N.Y.circa 1960 to 1966.
I heard just the tail end of
I heard just the tail end of this story on NPR, but I understand from what I heard that Dr. Johnson is a pacifist. Here is my problem. The underlying assumption is that if we all become pacifists, then that will further world peace. And no peace activists seem to do any empirical study on war and peace to determine what it takes to made the world more peaceful--they only seem to make assumptions-- i.e.: persuade more people to be pacifists, encourage "social justice" and "tolerance", ban gun ownership, for example. And, most disturbing:, "peace" is defined by the American peace movement as no American troops engaged in wars outside the U.S. For example, the peace movement is relatively silent now that American troops are out of Iraq and are leaving Afghanistan. The peace movement, then, appears to be based on assumptions, and, with all due respect, a certain smugness and xenophobia. I did a study a few years ago of the political violence world wide since 1946 , taking the statistics from the Center for Systemic Peace ( their website is online). Here is what I found: the number of deaths from political violence worldwide spiked in 1980, were reduced somewhat during the 1980's, increased somewhat in the 1990's (remember Rwanda and Kosovo?), and was sharply reduced in the first decade of the 21st century. I calculated that in 1980, there were 17 deaths per 100,000 worldwide, and between 2001-2007, there was less than one death per 100,000 worldwide. World Peace, by empirical measurement, was essentially achieved during the years of the Bush administration--just the opposite from what peace activists assume. I am concerned that with the violence on the African continent and the Middle East, that the statistics are rising again. But, as I said above, the peace movement is basically silent. Achieving world peace is difficult work, but the difficult work of determining what it actually takes to achieve world peace does not seem to have ever been done by peace activists. It would be good for the intellectuals in the peace movement to set aside assumptions, and to do scientific study of war and peace--even if it explodes some myths, and makes peace activists uncomfortable. After all, world peace is an incredibly important goal, and comfortable assumptions are not deserving of such a noble goal.
This is not my field of study
This is not my field of study but, I smell logic error. First, extrapolating from one table that the world became more "peaceful" under former President Bush seems dubious. Further, suggesting that such a supposed outbreak of peace was fallout from his policies is, at minimum, unsubstantiated. Also, simply labeling the statements of others as "myths" doesn't prove the point.
I didn't say that the
I didn't say that the reduction in war was caused by President Bush. You can never prove cause and effect by demonstrating two events happened at the same time. It is a logical fallacy that many people fall into. I was merely trying to point out that the peace movement has never done any empirical research that I know of to determine what causes peace or war; they merely make what I would call incredible leaps of faith, that , in my observation, only result in "peace" demonstrations when American soldiers go to war, and vague articles about tolerance and other platitudes that are not particularly effective . If one is serious about peace, then one ought to study both war and peace. And I think the provocative statistics from the Center for Systemic Peace might be a start--not a conclusion.
I think you're addressing
I think you're addressing similar observation raised at 40. minutes (I commented prior and mistakenly cited 42.). My verge from context that question is the peace movement has become silenced would be re the ban of weapons. Although, my observation of why banning guns need to be thought through is understandable. We have a growing rate of uneducated populace. I don't see raising the question of gun ban as one advocating violence. More that what we need further understanding about is this is not a white or black issues; it's a race issue the is mutually shared by a up-tick trend in young men. I think material condition that empower people to experience their unique human dignity and the different ways their able to express and contribute is increasingly a form of oppression by the very groups skilled in meaningless rhetoric and group think. In contrast, the people who are experientially more skilled in group think--See: Thinking Fast Thinking Slow--are better skilled from embodied cognition in their pragmatic experience of daily life and could teach the leader promoting self-sufficiency. I don't writing this with joy; on the contrary to challenge leadership in their efforts, knowing they work very hard. I would suggest not effectively in the year 2014.
I thank the woman who at 42.
I thank the woman who at 42. minutes articulately and directly addressed "context" in the year 2014. It's not often I hear clarity re organized collaboration in continued efforts for human equality. Thank you for your frankness and well done!
One of the guests is a Sufi?
One of the guests is a Sufi? As in Muslim? Wow! Had that not been mentioned during the question segment,that would not have been mentioned at all?
I'm an atheist mystic
I'm an atheist mystic Buddhista - at times. When I listen to Bach, especially the B Minor Mass, I'm Christian. Best thing I ever heard on radio was The Jerusalem Project. Couldn't tell if it was Sephardic Jewish, Arabic, or some kind of Christian. Turned out to be all three. All marvelous! And no record of it. No cd, no download. Why not? I want to grab it and hold it. It sort of bothers me that Dr Cornell West, a hero of mine, has become angry with Obama, not seeing the other side. Obama hasn't started a war that hadn't already been there. He got US out of Iraq, which is now falling apart. Put together by a British woman with Shia, Sunnis, and Kurds. Hopefully we'll leave Afghanistan as well. A good book is "Violent Politics" by William Polk, about how counterinsurgencies only work on your own soil; begins with our revolution. Yes, I hate the drones and see them as counterproductive. But does Dr West's anger increase or decrease the negativity? That's a genuine question. I don't know the answer. I feel better when I love than when i hate. The Dalai Lama says "Kindness is my religion." And "if you see someone coming towards you with a gun, turn around and run away as fast as you can!" Who am I to judge.
Thanks for putting the focus
Thanks for putting the focus on the real story - what happened on the ground of the civil rights movement. I have just written a chronicle of the movement in Chicago to give long over due attention to the grass root leaders who made the difference. To Dick Gregory who got arrested for leading a group of marchers to Mayor Daley's home neighborhood to protest defacto segregation in housing; to Al Raby who gave up his position as a school teacher to lead the Chicago Coalition of Community Organizations; to Tim Black Jr who organized demonstrations that convinced major corporations that the time had come to stop discriminating and to start hiring minorities; to Alex Poinsett who from his post at Ebony became the Thomas Paine of the Movement; and to the Rev Al Pitcher who served as "guy Friday", willing to undertake any chore that needed to be done. These individuals (plus Jesse Jackson who needs no introduction) created a movement that convinced Rev Martin Luther King that when it was time (1965-66) to take SCLC to the North that Chicago was the right city.
It is so interesting that
It is so interesting that you started this podcast with a comment about our sanitizing of the civil rights movement. When I gave a children's sermon this Sunday on Martin Luther King Jr and asked the children why we remember him, their responses all had to do with his speeches. They did not know about the struggle, the threats that he and his family received, the true sacrifice and danger that people involved in civil rights experienced. I wonder if they can truly understand the Civil Rights movement then and the Human Rights movement that we still need if they only understand the "pretty" parts. Thank you for raising this question.
Having my personal religious
Having my personal religious beliefs rooted in eastern philosophy, I was touched by the discussion of non-violence not being a passive approach but a great presence of love in the face of hate. Truly touching. Thank you for the beautiful program.
Thank you for this incredibly
Thank you for this incredibly honest discussion of the new movement. I teach in the once home of Frederick Douglass and Susan B Anthony, of so many notable African American firsts - yet Rochester now has the distinction of having the third highest poverty rate in the entire nation, first in New York State. In Rev. Lucas's words, our students are trapped, I want to set them free, and I will take the advice of Professor Simmons - to love them first. I am excited to share this movement with my 10th and 11th graders. I am also going to reach out to both Rev. Lucas and Professor Simmons to see if they would be willing to Skype with my students. Thank you!
I found this On Being episode
I found this On Being episode as I find any I listen to, powerful beyond measure. I often listen a few times again to catch more. This episode is no exception. I went to college during the 1980's and although I am not an African American, I was part of the Black Student's Association and helped via sit-in's get our college to divest funds in Apartheid. I was active in the Gospel Choir and in the movement in general on campus to produce more conversation around the issues affecting the African American community. I was welcomed into the movement and some of my closest friendships in college grew out of this involvement. Where injustice reigns, we ALL suffer. I loved this On Being for the light it shines on the history of the Civil Rights movement and it's relevance to today's continued evolution of humanity. So much is just getting together face to face, one conversation at a time and seeing ourselves in the other. We are not all facing the same struggles but we ALL DO struggle and so we know the emotion behind that. These connections tie us together and allow for us to support each other in bringing more understanding and empathy into the world.
Thanks for revisiting this
Thanks for revisiting this program from last year. I didn't hear the whole program but what I heard was a good remembrance for me. Dr. Simmons and I are about the same age (b 1944) and were both freshmen in college in 1962. I was a white Southern boy also reared Southern Baptist, and I went to Florida State University as a Music Education major. I was not a very good music major, howevr, because i, like she, got involved in the movement -- much more serious than school, it seems. I think most people now don't realize how disorganized everything was at the time. Only later did the shape of the Sixties take form. In addition to the crm there was a peace/anti-war movement and the beginnings of women's liberation (which I regarded as a men's liberation movement as well). I joined a group at FSU called the Liberal Forum which that fall began picketing three segregated restaurants adjacent to the campus. FSU had accepted a black grad student (or students) a year or two before, but in 1962 we had the first black freshman. Her name was Carmen, I believe, which someone in the music school associated with the black musical "Carmen Jones" -- a black echo of Bizet's opera.
My second year I was put out of my apartment when they learned I was part of that group of students, and learned that I was also not welcome at any of the places to which the preacher at the First Baptist Church referred me. I finally shared a place with another student and together we did what students do to stir things up. There was a "march on Tallahassee"that second year for which we made a big "Discrimination Must Go" banner with a bed sheet and two sticks. We didn't know about cutting little air vents to let the wind through until we got to the assembly area. I recall cutting them at the time. I also remember that the route was deliberately changed from the capital to a segregated black stadium when two busloads of NAACP big shots came up and basically took over. Jacksonville was rioting at the time and they were being cautious and didn't want to lat that break out in Tallahassee. It was my first time in an all-black stadium and it turned out to be mostly an NAACP rally and fund-raiser. It was also my first time seeing a "chicken sandwich" which was a piece of fried chicken, bone-in, between two pieces of white bread.
I could rattle on for pages about those days, but now they are nothing but the jabbering of an old guy about stuff that's no longer all that interesting. But at the time, my life was being formed in a very important way. When I went home that second summer I made application to have my draft status changed from 1A to 1A-0 (conscientious objector in uniform) and was drafted in 1965 into the Army Medical Service Corps. (All COs become Army medics and have modified basic training at Ft. Sam Houston, Texas. With two years in a marching band I could not be in an army band because it is technically a "combat position" -- sidearms issued.)
Toward the late Sixties I got the feeling that white people were being politely invited out of the movement, and I was facing the need to repay loans and finish college, so I mostly became something of a cheer leader and fellow traveler. I was in class at Georgia State University when the Kent State killings took place and recall students marching through the halls chanting "Kent State! Kent State!" and really wanting to get back into the fray. But I was too afraid.
Looking back my main regret is that I was too cowardly to be more active than I was. I would love to be able to brag about having spent at least one night in jail, but I was never that brave. I can only say that I have spent the rest of my life doing all I can as an ordinary citizen to fight discrimination, and will die knowing that I have done as much as I could manage and still support a family.
And like Dr. Simmons I never expected to see a black family in the White House. In the days after the election I couldn't watch the TV for long (about that story) without getting tears in my eyes. The Obama family has exceeded all expectations.
Thanks again for this program.
Listen to your program every
Listen to your program every Sunday on WNPR.....this morning you made me remember the struggles of the 1960's.....many people suffered...some lost their lives....we learned a great deal about ourselves as Americans...things long hidden came out into the open for all to see ........... but is The Struggle still going on?
How has it changed since the '60s? If MLK were still alive, what would he be saying now?
This is an extraordinary
This is an extraordinary interview from our local NPR program ~
one black educator and one white educator are paired and assigned by the state to sell school integration in the hostile environments of North Carolina. It's a surprising account of unsung heroes ~ who discovered a way to sing their way through the KKK and Black Panthers.
Or Google: Meet Dudley Flood, Champion Of Desegregation In North Carolina
NPR-2.16.15 Click to listen to the full inspirational story ~~~
Ooh, I would love to hear
Ooh, I would love to hear Zoharah talk for at least an hour about what she learned as a Sufi about our soul purpose and her struggle between the inward journey of her Sufi practice and her outward civil rights activities.


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toyman: I've tried them lots, I buy them by the case. They are quite good I think.From what I can tell they might be the same as these ones, "La Regina". Perhaps just a different label for the Canadian importer?Pic #2 is the back of the cans I have, in my initial photo.
If they are good, who cares what the label says?
These are $1.39 a can by me right now. I'll pick up a can and report back.
Cool, Jeff. Will be interested to hear what you think. Just curious, are you in the US or Canada?Brendan
Jeff, I noticed in the picture you posted that salt is not listed in the ingredients, whereas it is on the cans I have. I wonder if that contributed to you finding them flatter and having more of a pronounced metallic aftertaste.
Ogdred, you are right that they are vastly superior to Unico brand, and basically the same price. Have you tried Italissima brand? Not the DOP San Marzano (orange can) but the regular Italian plum (yellow can)? That is the brand I used to go for before buying the La Regina's by the case. They are around the same price I think, maybe 25 or 50 cents more. I should try them again.


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The C1 competition was an exciting one for Team USA as 19 year old Benn Fraker finished 5th. Paddling very close to the gates, he raced extremely well with two clean runs to mix it up with World Champions and Olympic medalist in a tightly contested final. Another outstanding results for a young talented athlete. Tad Dennis also paddled well to a 17th place finish with Jeff Larimer ending up in 47th. The competition was won by Estanguet (FRA), then Bell (AUS) and Florence (GBR).
In K1W, Team USA was led by 16 year old Caroline Queen who laid down near flawless runs to finish 19th. A great results for this talented young women. Right on her heels was Heather Corrie in 31st place and representing the USA internationally for the first time. Team USA's women's field was wrapped up with Zuzana Vanha in 32nd who will have plenty more opportunities to show her slalom skills in the coming World Cups. The women's competition was won by Hilgertova (CZE), followed by Planert (GER) and Dukatova (SVK) who all went in to the final seperated by less than one second.
Brett Heyl raced famously all weekend long in a stacked K1 field with a great deal at stake for many international athletes. Brett had two fantastic runs to place 4th in this highly contested flagship event. Despite having a great day of racing, Scott Mann went out in the semi final to finish in 26th place. Scott Parsons finished in 46th place. The K1 competition was won by Lefevre (FRA), Pfannmoller (GER), then Kubrican (CZE).
The C2's of Crane/McCleskey and Eichfeld/Powell finished 25th and 28th respectively in a tightly contested heat. The competition was won by Jiras/Mader (CZE), Hu/Shu (CHN) and then Forgit/Braud (FRA).
A smaller team will now head to the next World Cup in Tacen, SLO for World Cup #2 while everyone else heads towards Augsburg, GER to prepare for World Cup #3 which doubles as the final selection event for the USA Olympic Team.


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If you thought the Obama Administration had taken its final swipe at religious liberty with the HHS mandate, think again. At Catholic Vote, John Shimek tells us that there is a new attack on American's religious liberty, and it won't affect just Catholics.
According to Shimek, the social media website Buzzfeed announced that the White House is drafting an executive order that will bar federal contractors from discriminating against anyone based on gender identity and/or sexual orientation.
President Obama is moving on the issue a week after talking about the important role that administrative action can play in advancing LGBT rights.
At a question-and-answer session at the White House last week, Obama spoke about how transgender students can now "assert their rights" following recent Education Department action laying out an expanded view of sex discrimination protections under Title IX.


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Drum gear of the month: August 2011
Every month MusicRadar's industry-leading sister magazines - Guitarist, Computer Music, Total Guitar, Rhythm, Future Music and Guitar Techniques - publish the best independent and in-depth music-making gear reviews.
This is a collection of kits, cymbals and electronic drums - including Korg's Oriental-themed Wavedrum - from Rhythm Magazine's gruelling testing process. First reviewed in Rhythm issue 191 and published on MusicRadar throughout June.
Scroll on for this month's top picks and click through to read each product's full review. First up: the return of Yamaha's Club Custom name...
Yamaha Club Custom Kit
MusicRadar's verdict:
Yamaha delivers an original, great-sounding pro series at an attractive price - about five per cent less than the Absolute Birch and Maple.
FULL REVIEW: Yamaha Club Custom kit
(Reviewed by Geoff Nicholls - Rhythm Magazine issue 192)
Gretsch Mark Schulman Signature Snare
MusicRadar's verdict:
We can imagine this snare will be ideal as a second snare for rock/pop but would be elevated to main snare status for reggae or ska music. Overall, it's a fantastic drum.
FULL REVIEW: Gretsch Mark Schulman Signature Snare
(Reviewed by Dave Holmes - Rhythm Magazine issue 192)
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Pearl Limited Edition Vintage Sensitone Snare
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This drum may be modest-looking in comparison with its previous incarnation but is far from bashful. Solidly built and well finished, it's a characterful, authoritative and downright irresistible drum.
FULL REVIEW: Pearl Limited Edition Vintage Sensitone Snare
(Reviewed by Adam Jones - Rhythm Magazine issue 192)
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Roland TD-9K2 & TD-4K2
MusicRadar's verdict:
This is an important kit for Roland and the new features work hard to keep it on top of its game. The TD-4K2 features less in the way of whizz-bang new features. But with a price that remains close to that when it was introduced a couple of years ago, and with that cloth-faced kick, it's still a cracking kit.
FULL REVIEW: Roland TD-9K2 & TD-4K2
(Reviewed by Jordan McLachlan - Rhythm Magazine issue 192)
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Measurement matters, writes Bill Gates in the Wall Street Journal. His foundation fights child mortality and polio in desperately poor countries. It also funds education reforms, such as improved teacher evaluations, in the U.S.
You can achieve incredible progress if you set a clear goal and find a measure that will drive progress toward that goal in a feedback loop," writes Gates.
At Eagle Valley High School in Colorado, he observed the 12th-grade English class of Mary Ann Stavney, a master teacher. The Gates Foundation is funding a three-year evaluation and feedback project in Eagle County.
Drawing input from 3,000 classroom teachers, the project highlighted several measures that schools should use to assess teacher performance, including test data, student surveys and assessments by trained evaluators. Over the course of a school year, each of Eagle County's 470 teachers is evaluated three times and is observed in class at least nine times by master teachers, their principal and peers called mentor teachers.
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Street dealer: High taxes will send weed users underground
Tracy has been selling marijuana in Pueblo for 20 years.
At first, the legalization of recreational pot seemed it might be a problem for business, especially when the retail shops opened, as they did on Wednesday. Colorado became the first place in the world where people can buy the weed legally on an open market.
After Coloradans voted 55-45 percent in 2012 to legalize the use of marijuana, the Legislature and local governments started piling on the taxes and fees, and Tracy, not the dealer's real name, figured that the underground business would not suffer after the novelty of going to an outlet to purchase marijuana wears off.
"People will get real tired of paying the taxes real fast," Tracy said. "When you can buy an ounce from me for $225 to $300, the state adds as much as $90 just for the tax."
Tracy says a business clientele of as many as 25 regular customers brings in a profit of $20,000 to $30,000 a year. Connections for the weed are mostly out of Denver, although there is a homegrown element to the enterprise.
"In days past, Mexican weed was a big part of my business, and I'd sell it for $50-$60 an ounce. But since 2000, everyone wants it grown local and Colorado weed is powerful. I still have a few customers, who because of the price or they don't want that potency, still buy the lesser grade."
Most of the clientele is "everyday working people, always over 20 years old, no one on the high-end (well-known or wealthy Puebloans). Every once in a while, I may get a new buyer, but I have had the same people for years."
And that's not expected to change.
"I also don't think that anyone will give up their medical cards because that weed is taxed at 4 percent," Tracy said. "Younger people prefer the medical grade, and most good weed on the street is from the medical dispensaries. I guarantee it."
Other Pueblo dealers, bigger ones whose sole income is based on their business, tell Tracy they are not worrying.
"Underground will stay underground. And people will continue to buy medical. None of that will change."
What will change is that people from out of state will travel to Colorado to partake in the relaxed laws concerning buying marijuana, Tracy said.
"I can see people coming here, Colorado being like a Western Amsterdam."
Tracy also predicted that "people will become botanists, everyone will be growing their own."
But that could also lead to problems, medically and legally, Tracy said. One part of Amendment 64, the ballot initiative that placed legalized marijuana into the state Constitution, allows for the growing of six plants per person.
"What about when six people live in one house, does that mean that they can have 36 plants going?" Tracy asked. "And the state says you can possess 1 ounce. But six plants will bring you about a pound of product."
Growing marijuana is a tricky and expensive endeavor, and a mildew that can form on the plant can devastate the health of a smoker.
"Are people going to flush a bunch of plants, lose that money, because the powdery mildew was on the plant? No. I lost $4,000 a few years ago, because I did flush some plants because of the mildew. Not everyone will do that. They'll wipe it off and sell it, but the danger will remain in the weed.
"That's one plus for the dispensaries, that they are so heavily regulated."
Tracy also predicted the potential for violence.
"Anyone who has been around marijuana — and that's a lot of people, especially younger ones — knows the smell even when it's not burning. So they may break into a yard or a home to steal it, and I can see some kid getting shot for it."
Will the state lower taxes if weed continues to flourish on the streets and sales decline in the shops?
A knowing look crossed Tracy's face. "The government lower taxes?" was followed by a laugh.
Tracy also said that drug cartels already are in the dispensary business. "Profits will bring in unsavory people."
Tracy is positive that new rules will not hurt business.
"When the novelty wears off, people will be tired of having to go to the stores and paying much higher prices for the same weed. Street dealers will charge less, and we deliver, just like (pizza joints)."


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With the popularization of electronic books expected later this year, Amazon will lose its e-book monopoly, according to an analyst. Still, the company – along with Apple and Google – will control roughly a third of the market that is projected to grow to over two billion of dollars by 2015.
"Near term, we suspect that the iPad and the new e-book agency pricing model, which requires that Amazon increase retail prices to be more consistent with Apple's pricing, will provide Kindle with the most market share headwind. Going forward, we can envision a scenario where Apple, Amazon, and Google eventually split the market. Therefore, we expect Amazon's share of eBooks business to fall from 90% currently to about 35% over the next five years," said Spencer Wang, an analyst with Credit Suisse.
The analyst figures Amazon's e-book sales will rise to $775 million from $248 million over the next five years, according to a media report, which means that the whole market will be over $2 billion per year. Meanwhile, already this year Amazon's share will decline from about 90% to approximately 70%.
At present publishers demand that e-book operators charge different amount of money for different electronic books and also insist on increase of e-books pricing so that to minimize the impact on sales of hardback books. Considering the fact that there is hardly any actual competition among books, there will be rivalry between stores, as a result, the prices of the e-books may actually get lower.
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Debates of May 2nd, 2012
House of Commons Hansard #115 of the 41st Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was conservatives.
- Question Period
- Bowling
- Conservative Party of Canada
- Jean-Guy Moreau
- The Economy
- Liberal Party of Canada
- Automobile Industry
- 50th Quebec Games
- Tenore
- Leonard Braithwaite
- Aboriginal Affairs
- Conservative Party of Canada
- International Day of the Midwife
- Conservative Party of Canada
- Liberal Party of Canada
- Burma
- New Democratic Party of Canada
- Citizenship and Immigration
- Ethics
- National Defence
- Ministerial Expenditures
- 41st General Election
- Status of Women
- Citizenship and Immigration
- Ethics
- The Environment
- National Defence
- The Economy
- National Parks
- Fisheries and Oceans
- 41st General Election
- Pensions
- Small Business
- Atlantic Canada
- Veterans Affairs
- Government of Canada
- Regional Economic Development
- Consumer Protection
- Government Response to Petitions
- Interparliamentary Delegations
- Committees of the House
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Motions for Papers
- Jobs, Growth and Long-term Prosperity Act
- Canadian Human Rights Act
2:05 p.m.
The Speaker Andrew Scheer
It being Wednesday, we will now have the singing of the national anthem led by the hon. member for Abitibi—Témiscamingue.
[Members sang the national anthem]
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
David Wilks Kootenay—Columbia, BC
Mr. Speaker, this coming weekend, I have the great honour of coaching four exceptionally talented young girls from British Columbia at the national youth bowling five pin championships.
Portia Eldaun, Macenzi Lukkar, Kally Campbell and Janaya White, all from Sparwood, will represent British Columbia in the bantam girls division.
These four young girls who are between the ages of 8 and 10 have worked hard to get to where they are and to be able to participate in a national competition.
The national championships are being hosted by the great province of Newfoundland and Labrador.
I encourage anyone who will be out in the St. John's area on May 5, 6 and 7 to come out to the local five pin bowling centres and watch the best youth bowlers in Canada compete for national titles.
I wish all the competitors and coaches good luck.
Conservative Party of Canada
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
André Bellavance Richmond—Arthabaska, QC
Mr. Speaker, one year after the majority Conservative government came to power, the Quebec nation's worst fears are coming true.
This government is bulldozing its way through its legislative agenda with military efficiency. Its model of justice and democratic reform have led to a litigious relationship with Quebec.
The Conservative government is pursuing an all-Canadian economic policy that supports the industries it likes, while turning its back on Aveos, Electrolux, Mabe, RockTenn and others. It is ripping up the Kyoto agreement and once again preparing to centralize the regulation of financial markets in Toronto.
The other federalist parties are also complicit in Canada's management. Blithely appointing a Supreme Court judge and an Auditor General who are not bilingual, celebrating the failure to award contracts to the Davie shipyard, and increasing the number of bills that intrude into Quebec's jurisdiction show once again that Quebec is being neglected.
The Bloc Québécois is going back to work, with heart and soul, to plan a Quebec that is the master of its own destiny and to share that vision.
Jean-Guy Moreau
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Pierre Nantel Longueuil—Pierre-Boucher, QC
Mr. Speaker, the man of a thousand voices left us yesterday. Jean-Guy Moreau gave his last show one Friday in April 2012 at the Théâtre de la Ville, in Longueuil, not far from where I live.
The predecessor of today's great impersonators, Jean-Guy Moreau liked to think of himself as an impressionist, and he had an uncanny talent for assuming the personality of his subjects, whom he impersonated to a tee by capturing their very essence.
A great catalyst for the evolution of Quebec society, from the Quiet Revolution to present times, Jean-Guy Moreau accompanied us to the end. I would like to quote his friend, Robert Charlebois: "An entire chapter of Quebec's history has left us."
He was a true gem of Quebec culture. We will never forget his masterful parody of the great classic by his friend Robert Charlebois, when he took on the mannerisms and personality of René Lévesque and sang, "Chu rien qu'un gars ben ordinaire", "I'm just an ordinary guy".
Our thoughts are with his children, Véronique, Antoine and Sophie. His daughter Sophie recently published a biography of her father entitled Jean-Guy Moreau 50 ans,1 000 visages.
All that remains to be said is "Thank you, Jean-Guy Moreau". You were anything but ordinary.
The Economy
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
John Williamson New Brunswick Southwest, NB
Mr. Speaker, one year ago, Canadians elected a strong, stable, national majority government. That government offered Canadians a responsible fiscal plan, economic leadership and a track record of keeping our great country afloat during turbulent economic times.
Instead of raising taxes on everything with a job destroying carbon tax or adding regulations, Canadians chose lower taxes to stimulate jobs and growth.
Thanks to the policies of our government, Canada has become one of the freest economies in the world, as rated by the Fraser Institute. As a result, we are one of the best countries in the world to open a business and create jobs.
We want to cut the tax burden, not raise taxes and cut opportunity. We want to lower the tax rates on all families, all the way up the income ladder, so each of us will have a greater incentive to work harder, climb higher and help Canada grow.
I am proud to sit as a government member and I look forward to implementing our low tax, low debt agenda to ensure Canada remains the envy of the world and a creator of wealth and opportunity for all Canadians.
Liberal Party of Canada
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Massimo Pacetti Saint-Léonard—Saint-Michel, QC
Mr. Speaker, today, the Liberal Party is becoming the most open party in the history of Canadian politics by bringing all Liberal supporters into the fold.
During our biennial convention in January, Liberal delegates voted in favour of making historic changes to the structure of the party by creating a new category of Liberal supporter, thereby giving all Canadians the chance to express their support for the Liberal Party and to choose its next leader.
The launch of this initiative marks the beginning of an new phase in the rebuilding of our party. In the coming days, Liberals across the country will be motivating and recruiting Liberal supporters.
Supporters will be part of a new generation of Liberals who will help modernize and develop our party as we look towards the 2015 election, by promoting change and developing a progressive policy platform that reflects the wishes of Canadians.
We encourage all Canadians who value growth, hope and equal opportunity to join us in building the Liberal movement and a better Canada.
Automobile Industry
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Jeff Watson Essex, ON
Mr. Speaker, our Conservative government has done more than any other federal government to ensure a vibrant auto sector in Canada with: historic R and D funding for lighter, fuel-efficient, safer vehicles; a major investment in Ford's Essex engine plant and a new third shift of high-paying jobs; major border funding for expanded trade and just-in-time delivery; a Canada-U.S. beyond-the-border pact to further harmonize regulations and secure long-term speedy access for car makers and suppliers; and low taxes that fuel reinvestment in technology and products to keep autoworkers on the job.
Most important, when the global recession sideswiped our economy, our government stood by autoworkers, their families and communities by helping Chrysler and GM restructure.
However, the NDP, with so many CAW bosses on its front bench, voted against every measure to support autoworkers.
Our government is getting the job done for the auto sector.
50th Quebec Games
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
François Choquette Drummond, QC
Mr. Speaker, I am pleased to rise in the House today to show my support for Drummondville's bid to host the 50th Quebec Games in 2015.
The city would be proud to host the Quebec Games, and an enthusiastic, dynamic bid committee has been created. I would point out that the 50th edition of the Quebec Games would be held during celebrations to mark the 200th anniversary of the founding of Drummondville.
In honour of this historic celebration, the bid committee has decided to bring the city's founding father, Frederick George Heriot, back to life by creating Fred the mascot. I am proudly wearing my Fred toggle here today to show my support for Drummondville's bid.
Through various activities to promote an initiation into sports, recreation, competition and high-level performance, the programming of the Quebec Games encourages young people to engage in sports and supports them as they strive for excellence.
I am committed to supporting initiatives that encourage sports as part of a healthy lifestyle.
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Mark Warawa Langley, BC
Mr. Speaker, Canadian musician, Jill Siemens, the founder of the famous Canadian Tenors, has done it again. She has created another group of three world-class tenors known as Tenore.
Most Canadians have not heard of Tenore yet but, like the Canadian Tenors, their music will soon be enjoyed around the world.
I heard Tenore sing last Saturday night in Ottawa. Their rendition of The Lord's Prayer was the best I have ever heard and it brought people to tears. It was absolutely incredible.
One of the Tenores is Shane Wiebe from Canadian Idol.
Wow, those men can SING!.
Yesterday, Tenore thrilled those attending Canada's National Prayer Breakfast. They sing again tonight in Toronto and then head west to continue their Canadian tour in beautiful British Columbia.
I encourage everyone to check out and enjoy the inspiring music of Tenore. It sounds Italian. It is Tenor plus an "e".
Leonard Braithwaite
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Michael Chong Wellington—Halton Hills, ON
Mr. Speaker, just over a month ago, Canada lost a great patriot. Mr. Leonard Braithwaite, Canada's first black parliamentarian, died at 88 years of age.
First elected to the Ontario legislature in 1963, Mr. Braithwaite pushed to end the segregation of black children in Ontario schools, which then education minister, Bill Davis, acted upon. Later he became the first black bencher of the Law Society of Upper Canada and was appointed both to the Order of Ontario and the Order of Canada.
Born to West Indian parents and raised in Toronto, he joined the Royal Canadian Air Force in 1943 serving with No. 6 Bomber Command in Yorkshire, England during World War II. After the war, he returned to Canada and graduated from the University of Toronto, Harvard Business School and Osgoode Hall Law School.
Mr. Braithwaite was a great Canadian who blazed a trail for future generations. He leaves behind a remarkable legacy for his home province and for Canada.
Aboriginal Affairs
Statements By Members
May 2nd, 2012 / 2:10 p.m.
Jean Crowder Nanaimo—Cowichan, BC
Mr. Speaker, I pay tribute to Mary Simon, president of ITK.
Mary addressed key issues that affect Inuit, such as youth suicide, violence against women, obesity, diabetes, TB rates, housing conditions and the Inuits' struggle to maintain their traditions and language.
Mary held several leadership positions, including president of the Northern Quebec Inuit Association, president of the Inuit Circumpolar Council, Canada's ambassador for circumpolar affairs and chair of the Arctic Council. She headed the Makivik Corporation responsible for implementing the James Bay and northern Quebec agreement, and was policy co-director of the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples.
She was one of the Inuit negotiators during the constitutional discussions that led to the recognition of aboriginal rights in the Constitution Act of 1982.
Mary Simon has been an environmental advocate for "The Right to be Cold" campaign that highlights the rapidly changing ecology of the Arctic. This campaign calls for the protection of the environment and the Inuit way of life.
I thank Mary Simon for the remarkable work she has done over the past 40 years. She has devoted her life to achieving social justice for Inuit.
May she enjoy a well-deserved break. She will be missed.
Conservative Party of Canada
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Ted Opitz Etobicoke Centre, ON
Mr. Speaker, a year ago today Canadians endorsed our government with a majority. We were given a strong mandate to secure Canadians' prosperity. Only the Conservative Party put forward a serious, workable plan, one now seen in economic action plan 2012. Canadians understood that and sent our government back to Ottawa in greater numbers to turn those promises into a new Canadian reality.
We remain focused on jobs, growth and long-term prosperity for Canadian families. Economic action plan 2012 keeps taxes low, cuts direct program expenses and carries us toward a balanced budget. Canada's economic performance vindicates our approach. Our low tax, low debt plan for jobs, growth and long-term prosperity is working. Since the depths of the recession nearly 700,000 jobs have been created. More Canadians are working now than ever before. Our Conservative government made a promise to Canadians to ensure their prosperity. We kept that promise and we will continue to do so.
International Day of the Midwife
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Peggy Nash Parkdale—High Park, ON
Mr. Speaker, on Saturday, May 5 communities across Canada and throughout the world will celebrate the International Day of the Midwife. I rise in the House today to acknowledge the role midwives play as key partners in efforts to tackle maternal, newborn and infant mortality, worldwide and here at home.
Canada and the world need midwives now more than ever. They provide close-to-home primary care during pregnancy, birth and the postpartum period. Midwives provide a safe, effective and low-cost solution to the challenges still faced by women in rural, remote and particularly aboriginal communities across Canada.
In the lead up to the International Day of the Midwife, I join women and their families in recognizing the contributions of midwives to building healthy communities and celebrate the potential to build on this success for all women across Canada.
Conservative Party of Canada
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Rick Norlock Northumberland—Quinte West, ON
Mr. Speaker, one year ago today Canadians gave our Conservative government a strong mandate to focus on what matters most to them: jobs, economic growth and long-term prosperity. An important part of this focus is our plan for responsible resource development which has benefits right across this country.
For example, in my riding of Northumberland—Quinte West one of the largest private sector employers is Cameco which refines uranium mined in Saskatchewan. Our plan will ensure a streamlined and timely regulatory process for major resource projects, including projects at the Cameco facility in Port Hope. Responsible resource development will bring billions of dollars in new investment to Canada and create enormous potential for job growth in all regions of this country. Our plan for responsible resource development will ensure major resource projects continue to create good, skilled, well-paying jobs for Canadians while at the same time protecting the environment.
That is why my constituents and Canadians from all regions are behind our plan.
Liberal Party of Canada
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Scott Andrews Avalon, NL
Mr. Speaker, today the Liberal Party became the most open party in Canadian political history with the launch of the new Liberal supporter category.
At our January biennial convention, Liberal delegates voted to make historic changes to the party's structure by creating a new Liberal supporter category that gives every single Canadian the chance to register support for the Liberal Party and choose our next leader. With this launch, the next phase of our rebuilding begins. In the coming days, Liberals across the country will be engaging and recruiting Liberal supporters.
Liberal supporters will be part of a new generation of Liberals who will help our party modernize and grow, driving change and helping us to craft a progressive policy platform that will speak to Canadians as we move toward the next election. We encourage all Canadians who share our belief in hope and equality of opportunity to join with us and the Liberal movement and build a better Canada. Go to www.liberal.ca today and sign up now to choose the next prime minister of Canada.


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My skin is oily/acne prone however I have seen an improvement in just 5 uses of this product. Due to the acid in this product, I would only use twice a day if skin is very dry/more mature. Although I am only 21, I love the AGE Smart range of Dermalogica to keep my skin looking very radiant and plump - saves using illuminaters/highlighters.
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I have Very sensitive and reactive skin. I use this cleanser twice a week as my exfoliant or when I want my makeup application to be ultra silky smooth. Otherwise I use the ultra calming cleanser. I love how easy it is to use in the shower.
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Though I'm in my 60's I've been troubled with tiny blackheads on my nose. This cleanser has been amazing from the first time I used it. It's costly so I use it only once a day. The results are astounding! I have the most clear skin ever without the drying side effects of harsher cleansers. I recommend it 100%!
I use this one in my shower so my pores are already open. It tingles and scrubs… beautiful soft smooth skin… and as a bonus it loosens blackheads! :)
This resurfacing cleaner was the first order that I placed since I started using Dermalogica product in April this year. So far, I like this product as it is not greasy or foamy. I have a sensitive skin and using this product doesn't make my skin dry or reddish.
This cleanser leaves a great sense of cleanliness and softness similar to the one you have after using an exfoliant. The only thing I don't like about it is that you need to use a lot of product each time.
I have purchased several Dermatologica products and this is my favorite one. I am kind of obsessed with cleansing and have tried a lot of brands but this product ends my search. It is a creamy lather & one pump does my face, neck and hands. I tend to massage it till it almost disappears. It smells great and I use at night so leaves my skin feeling really clean for sleeping. I follow with a serum and very rich moisturizer. Only one warning, keep away from eyes, if you accidentally get too close it stings like crazy.
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My cousin has used this as a part of get dermalogica skin routine for years and has seen amazing results. When I attempted to use this as my only cleanser, with a face full of makeup, this did not clean my face well, caused irritation, and I broke out. However, when I first used this, I immediately noticed a difference in the smoothness of my skin. I think the key to this is 1) speaking with an esthetician first 2) getting your skin used to it first by alternating it with other cleansers 3) relying on something else to clean your makeup off
Ive been using this product for almost 2 weeks & my skin feels& looks great. Only thing is my skin on & around my nose is extremely dry & peeling. Ive been using the age smart sample package, i love these products! Definetely worth the money!
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Steve Miller is honored to be playing a key role as an instructor while the growth of the Funeral Service Program at Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College continues at a quick pace. The program began accepting students a year ago and is the only one of its kind within Kentucky. It features a two-year curriculum leading to the Associate's Degree, and excitement for the future of the ground-breaking program is profound, offering a curriculum overseen by Denise Shumate, long-time professor and administrator.
Currently, Miller and Shumate are working with 14 students with 10 on track to graduate in May. Students enrolled in the SKCTC program range in ages 18 to 45, and the program is rapidly becoming a popular curriculum at the college. The Funeral Service Program is the only such program within Kentucky, with the closest being offered in Cincinnati and Jeffersonville, Indiana.
Miller, who was reared in Southern Illinois, worked 17 years in the coal mining industry, laboring in a slope mine near his home in El Dorado. He also drove a truck for several years before acting on a long-time yearning to attend mortuary school. He parked the 18-wheeler and enrolled at the John A. Gupton School or Mortuary Science in Nashville graduating in 1994. He would also attend and graduate from Southeastern Illinois College. He holds a Master's Degree from Tusculum College in Tennessee.
Over the past 12 years, he worked for several mortuaries in Indiana and Tennessee before finding his way to Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College where he is a member of the fledgling program.
"I love my job at Southeast," he said. "I'm so proud to be working with Denise Shumate as we develop the program and train a new generation of morticians. Teaching is something I have wanted to do for the past decade, and I jumped at the chance to come to Harlan County and to Southeast where we are working hard to make the program succeed -- to be effective."
The program at Southeast is a two-year endeavor where students are required to earn a total of 68 credits. Those who wish to be considered for entry into the program are required to submit an official application to SKCTC, official high school transcript as well as transcripts of all post-secondary education along with ACT or SAT or ASSET or COMPASS tests results.
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Abilak,It looks like you've been doing this for quite some time and you seem happy with your results, but if you want to kick it up a tiny bit, I highly recommend a thicker stone. From seeing pictures of your oven in another thread, it definitely looks like it's sturdy enough to handle something larger/heavier. A larger/thicker stone will reduce your cooking times and give you greater oven spring. I don't know how pizzerias do NY style pizza in Florida, but here in NJ/NY, you'd never find a pizzeria with a 9 minute cooking time. The longer a pizza takes to cook, the less heat it's getting, the less puffy it's going to get. Think about how puffy 90 sec Neapolitan pies are- by increasing your stone size/thermal mass you're taking your pie in that direction. I've never stood at my favorite pizzerias with a stopwatch, but I guarantee you it's no longer than 5 minutes and most likely closer to 4.You're making some mouth wateringly beautiful pies, but if you're open to experimentation, I highly recommend a thicker stone.
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Have you ever had a secret admirer? Well, I suppose one would not know because it would be secret, right? Well, pardon my ignorance or is it plain fucking stupidity....
I have a story.
Let me take you back to the early 90s. I wasn't involved with anyone particular at the time. You know how it is in your early twenties, playing the field and testing all the goods. That was me. I surprisingly got 24 long stemmed red roses for Valentines Day with a note that said "This card has a Mark on it".
Cryptic, eh? *Cue Twighlight Zone music*
My ex's name was Mark, so I called him up and thanked him for the flowers, feeling a little confused as we'd been broken up for a good year and a half and were not really on talking terms. Mark said "Oh Okay" and we continued the conversation, catching up on what had been happening with each other since we broke up. He asked to meet me for lunch and we made a date to meet. The day of the lunch, I wasn't sure what to expect. The roses told me one thing and he showed me another. We enjoyed a friendly lunch and parted ways with a hug and not making plans to see one another again. A wave goodbye and that was that.
I was left thinking WTF??
I was stumped. Why had he sent me roses? Why had he asked to meet me for lunch? It wasn't until a few weeks later that I fit all the puzzle pieces together.
I got a phone call from another Mark (a friend's boyfriend) who asked me if I'd received his flowers and note, because he hadn't heard from me. I told him I had received flowers but that they were not from him.
The penny dropped.
It wasn't my ex that had sent the flowers - it was my friend's boyfriend! I was a little taken aback about it because he was the last person I would've expected to gone behind his girlfriend's back and take such a chance! Turns out he had a crush on me since he met me and want to test the waters to see if he could have his cake AND eat it. FuckKnob!
However, I made it quite clear that I wouldn't ever get involved with a friend's boyfriend, that we would only ever be friends and that would be because he was my friend's BOYFRIEND! He abruptly ended the conversation like a wee dog running away with his tail between his legs, rejected. I never heard from him again.
My question, after that was, why on earth would my ex take credit for someone else's gift? I was angry at first and then embarrassed. I'm still left wondering why he suggested we meet for lunch that day...it was all a wee bitty odd, awkward and strange, to say the least.
Perhaps he thought I was making a up an excuse to see him again?
I'm still stumped.
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