Her husband of 25 years had died from illness, she was there for him and has overcome the grief and built a new life. Sam Botta: I asked you the secret of lifetime love (two years before)… And you said your man at the time adores you… Tanya Roberts: My man died 18 months ago after 25 years of a beautiful marriage, I grew up with him, and he did adore me, I adored him, and that’s what happens, I’m lucky to have had 25 years of outrageous love and friendship. SB: How did you get through the pain? TR: If I didn’t pull myself together I wouldn’t have been able to keep him alive and take care of him, that’s what you do. It’s Nothing heroic you just do it. You don’t want to see the one you love totally screwed up.. and you manage. I love you. www.imdb.me/livefearless IMDB.COM: www.imdb.com Tanya Roberts came from modest beginnings in the Bronx, New York, the daughter of a pen salesman (Irish) and a mother (Jewish) who were divorced before she reached high school. Tanya dropped out of high school at age 15, got married and hitchhiked around the country until her mother-in-law had the marriage annulled. She met psychology student Barry Roberts in New York while waiting in line to see a movie. A few months later, she proposed to him in a subway station, and they were married. .. Beautiful love story. Secretly hope. Live life with the kind of love that lasts. The memories, the hopes, the dreams. Never forgetting, especially On a sad day when we’ve lost a life-altering talent …

Social:

Gay Marriage should be legal. With access to the same benefits that would come with a heterosexual couple. They also should be allowed to adopt children.

Abortion: A women should have the right do what she wants with her body. Unless it is a late fetus, then the baby has the right to live. I do think we need more humane methods of abortion.

Stem Cell Research: It should be legal. But the government shouldn’t fund it; because of the issue is to controversial and it’s unfair to make people pay for something they don’t believe in.

Drug Legalization: I support the complete legalization of Marijuana. I also support Heroin,cocaine etc. Furthermore, I believe that people with drug addictions should have easy access to rehabilitation. No one should be sent to jail for doing a drug. End of story.

Military draft: No draft. If a country doesn’t want to fight a war- it’s not worth fighting.

Affirmative Action: Only within reason.

Military action: We need to get out of the middle east. It’s not our business over there. What we did in Libya was fine, though. Just assisting a country isn’t evil. But Iraq was a mistake. The terrorist’s will only stop when we leave them.

Death Penalty: I don’t trust the government with making a mistake. So I’m against it.

Evolution and Intelligent design: I think my profile picture says enough about my views. I believe fairy tales like Creationism should be left out of public classrooms. Only evolution should be taught (unless they want to give kids a completely unbiased look at Creationism and evolution. In which case any sane minded person would choose evolution).

Illegal Immigration: We need to make it easier for immigrants to become legalized.

Economic:

I support a generally free market. With justified government intervention on occasion. But I’m against bailouts and such. Businesses that don’t produce good products have to die out.

At the moment, obviously we should tax the rich. As long as the money goes to something productive. We should be concerned about our debt at the moment. We should be cutting a lot of social programs. We need to raise taxes and cut spending. We just need to pay of the debt. In our current situation, this is the best thing to do.

In a situation where were preferably not in debt, I think the government should have social programs and such. I would prefer something resembling the Nordic Model. I think the government should be concerned with making society more peaceful and better. Meaning giving drug addicts the right to rehabilitation and even if it means the occasional infringement of privacy (nothing ridiculous, within reason).

If paying higher taxes is the price for a more peaceful society, I support it. As long as we have a system that minimizes the potential for politicians to abuse it.

Protective tariffs and protectionism is sometimes justified. We need to get jobs here in America.

As for welfare, only enough to literally let a person survive. Not enough for the person to live “comfortably”.

Social security should be minimized at the moment. And if it is brought back, it must have much better planning.

Everyone should have the right to some degree of health care. Although, people who can afford should be allowed to have more. But everyone should have a good amount.
I left out gun control. I think we should revise the 2nd amendment. That being said, I still support the general right of people to bear arms.
Alright, I’ll state myself more clearly.

At the moment, in our situation, social programs should be cut and taxes should be raised.

If we aren’t in debt, then I support more well managed social programs and such. It’s an opportunistic matter.
@? I don’t think I’m a communist because I never suggested the complete and equal redistribution of wealth.
@Dudeman6 it seems to work pretty well for Sweden.

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Answer by bash
You’re a liberal. Welcome!

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Greenway University opens the first marijuana university in Arizona and the second in the entire country, to teach people how legalize, cultivate, and sell their own medical marijuana.

www.unicann.com Largest Medical Marijuana University Launches with Former Vice Mayor of Oakland as Chancellor. This is only the beginning of a BIG movement and Unicann is preparing students for the future. Stay informed and get all your Cannabis Education at http Leo Bazille University of Cannabis Chancellor Leo Bazile University Chancellor The University of Cannabis (UniCann) announces its’ official launch as the largest school for marijuana education with over 30 different classes, 10 academic departments, a graduate learning program and capacities to seat over 3000 students in an online or physical classroom setting. UniCann strategically partnered with iGrow, the full service marijuana superstore, to house its main campus in Oakland at the 15000 square foot facility, where the first nearly sold-out seminar is taking place on May 22nd and May 23rd. As the legalization initiative in California’s November ballot approaches and marijuana becomes more mainstream, hundreds of thousands of interested people from all walks of life eager to learn more about this flowering industry are turning to marijuana education as a starting point. With marijuana education only available in a few states and many interested cannabis patients confined to their homes, “establishing the first online medical marijuana University seemed like the right thing to do” says 25-year old founder Dhar Mann. “Every day I’m amazed at the people I meet wanting to learn more about the cannabis industry …

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photography is not a crime


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if you can be there, you’re allowed to take pictures.

so why, if i was standing on a sidewalk (which, i think, is still public property), did an employee from this parking garage tell me i wasn’t allowed to take pictures of their ‘private property’? this is a misinformed (and kind of unreasonable) request, but even if there was some compelling reason for this parking company to disallow pictures (corporate espionage may be rampant in the temporary car storage racket), what could this picture possibly do to endanger their interests? beats me.

i was so stunned i stared for a minute or two, quietly steaming (i have a touch of ladytimes crusties, so i thought better of lighting into them – it probably would have been inappropriately severe), and then moved on, determined to google what my rights as a photographer (and their rights, as a representative of a corporation) are.

and this is what i found. it’s american (and written by a layman, not a lawyer – so take this as a general rule, not legal advice), but i imagine it’s rather similar to the guiding principles in my fair country, which also values freedoms of the press, speech and expression. sorry, parking attendant person, you’re just wrong. you will be receiving a printed copy of this paper tomorrow – enjoy the read!

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Lecture on commodity, receipt and fractional (and by extension fiat) money by Ben McLeish of the Zeitgeist Movement. Thisvideo was transcribed and translated by Linguistic Team international. To join this effort, please follow this link : forum.linguisticteam.org The Zeitgeist Movement: www.thezeitgeistmovement.com If you want to help with translations more directly, here’s the working location for this video, where everyone can join in on the fun! A simple free registration on dotSUB is enough to be able to start translating. dotsub.com
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1500 Americans die every day from cancer. lmgtfy.com “The active ingredient in marijuana cuts tumor growth in common lung cancer in half and significantly reduces the ability of the cancer to spread.” – Harvard University “The potential benefits of medicinal Cannabis for people living with cancer include antiemetic effects, appetite stimulation, pain relief, and improved sleep. In the practice of integrative oncology, the health care provider may recommend medicinal Cannabis not only for symptom management but also for its possible direct antitumor effect.” – National Cancer Institute Marijuana cures cancer — US government has known since 1974: The Federal Government of the United States has funded several studies on Cannabis and the active components in Marijuana, which have repeatedly discovered Cannabis’ Anti-Tumor properties. A couple of these studies include one conducted in the early 1970′s showing a reduction in the spread of various cancers injected into lab rats. In 2006 a study aiming to find the link between Marijuana smoking and cancer concluded that there is no evidence of any kind of causal link between the two, with even some suggestion of preventive qualities. New research shows that marijuana components fight an aggressive form of brain cancer. And the media says — nothing, again. Combining the two most common cannabinoid compounds in Cannabis may boost the effectiveness of treatments to inhibit the growth of brain cancer cells and increase the number …

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Dan Halbert from Green Horizons University and Dhar Mann, founder of weGrow discuss the booming medical marijuana industry in Phoenix.
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Question by mcgomery2001: Why wont the us government legalize marijuana?
After years of research and study by some of the worlds best doctors the conclusion is that marijuana poses no threat when eaten rather than smoked. Smoking is detromental!,no matter what one is smoking. Canada has made marijuana for casual use in some areas of their country legal. The USA’s own Surgeon General has agreed that marijuana should be made legal for casual use. Marijuana is not a gate-way drug like our goverment propoganda wants us to belive. Is it not better for this harmless plant to be made legal,controled by the government(such as alcohol & tobacco)and taxed, rather than left in the hands of street dealers to make millions of dollars on? Are we as responsable adults not capable of making up our own minds? A street dealer does not care about the age of the user, the government does.

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Answer by users_net2150
because they want to arrest your children.

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Answer by neverisenough
I don’t believe so

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Second of a two-part video of V attending the Third Annual Global Marijuana March in Phoenix, Arizona May 1st. The crowd pulls no punches in giving their thoughts to the interviewer (WARNING: explicit language used in part two). (I have to apologize for the text – even though it says this is Part 1 at the beginning I assure you it is Part 2 – the laptop I bought at Costco that I edited the video with put what it wanted in there even though I changed it – Ed)

By THE INDIVIDUALS – A salute to all of the people who work to Legalize Marijuana and promote the use of Hemp. We want to thank THE INDIVIDUALS for adding the United States Marijuana Party, and Richard J. Rawlings
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www.garyjohnson2012.com

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Answer by craig d
actually much of the marijuana sold in the USA is grown in the USA – Kentucky and California are two huge suppliers – you need to watch marijuana inc it plays on TV all of the time on CNBC and other similar channels

I would focus on the failure of prohibition and the extraordinary costs spent on the war on drugs for something that is proven to be less harmful than alcohol and tobacco, not to mention the medical benefits

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www.unicann.com Largest Medical Marijuana University Launches with Former Vice Mayor of Oakland as Chancellor Leo Bazile University of Cannabis Chancellor Leo Bazile University Chancellor The University of Cannabis (UniCann) announces its’ official launch as the largest school for marijuana education with over 30 different classes, 10 academic departments, a graduate learning program and capacities to seat over 3000 students in an online or physical classroom setting. UniCann strategically partnered with iGrow, the full service marijuana superstore, to house its main campus in Oakland at the 15000 square foot facility, where the first nearly sold-out seminar is taking place on May 22nd and May 23rd. As the legalization initiative in California’s November ballot approaches and marijuana becomes more mainstream, hundreds of thousands of interested people from all walks of life eager to learn more about this flowering industry are turning to marijuana education as a starting point. With marijuana education only available in a few states and many interested cannabis patients confined to their homes, “establishing the first online medical marijuana University seemed like the right thing to do” says 25-year old founder Dhar Mann. “Every day I’m amazed at the people I meet wanting to learn more about the cannabis industry. It’s not potheads and stoners, it’s patients, parents and professionals.” Dhar Mann founder He further noted that UniCann’s first graduating class in Oakland …
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A retired Denver police lieutenant and a former Lafayette municipal judge petition in support of a 2012 ballot initiative to end marijuana prohibition in Colorado. Both are members of Law Enforcement Against Prohibition (LEAP), which is a member of the coalition supporting the Campaign to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol — www.RegulateMarijuana.org

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Answer by I’m No Better Than You
Yea

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Question by Washdcwhc: How does Oprah Winfrey feel about legalizing marijuana?
Drug lords would go out of business.

Marijuana would be highly regulated by the govt., perhaps by prescription only. Legalization should be decided on a State level.

Lesser criminals in prison. More room in prison and more time for law enforcment to nail the real criminals……the rapists and murderers.

Imagine the tax revenue, high sales tax, license fees for distrubtors.

Lesser crime, duh!

Lesser people drinking.

Could this help the U.S. Economy?

What does Oprah think about this?

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Answer by Runs With Pancakes
she’s GOT to be pro medicinal pot

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I’d love to hear an answer from someone with some expertise, rather than just see this degenerate into an argument over whether weed should/shouldn’t be legal.

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Answer by gomanyes
I don’t think it will pass. Democrats are treading on very light ground right now, and they wouldn’t want to vote for anything that will alienate moderate voters before the next election.

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