Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Hump Day Laugh 'Sorority Row' Trailer
I saw this trailer last night when I when I saw 'HangOver.' Curtis and I laughed our butts off. Other people not so much...
If you haven't seen HANGOVER yet you definitely should!
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Monday, June 22, 2009
This Day In History
Friday, June 12, 2009
FDA to regulate tobacco
uh does anyone see how much a pack of Parliaments cost at this newsstand?!
Stephen made a great comment "how do you regulate a deadly product?"
I don't know STS but i'm banking the world of placebo cigarettes is not to far away. I know the first thing they'll do is get rid of "light" and "ultra light" tags on boxes...maybe a skull and crossbones on boxes? The thing i find most ironic: if government really wanted to get rid of cigs they could easily make them illegal like they did alcohol, like they do with other drugs. But noo why get rid of precious tax money, lets just pretend to care enough to cut back on health care cost
Senate Votes To Allow FDA To Regulate Tobacco
AP, June 11, 2009 · Congress struck the government's strongest anti-smoking blow in decades Thursday as the Senate voted to give regulators new power to limit nicotine in cigarettes, drastically curtail ads and ban candied tobacco products aimed at young people.
Cigarette foes say the changes could cut into the 400,000 deaths every year caused by smoking and reduce the $100 billion in annual health care costs linked to tobacco.
The legislation, one of the most dramatic anti-smoking initiatives since the U.S. surgeon general's warning 45 years ago that tobacco causes lung cancer, would give the Food and Drug Administration authority to regulate the content, marketing and advertising of cigarettes and other tobacco products.
"This legislation represents the strongest action Congress has ever taken to reduce tobacco use, the leading preventable cause of death in the United States," declared Matthew Myers, president of Campaign for Tobacco-free Kids.
The 79-17 Senate vote sends the measure back to the House, which in April passed a similar but not identical version. House acceptance of the Senate bill would send it directly to President Obama, who supports the action. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said that "from what I have seen so far, I believe it will be possible for us to accept their bill and send it right on to the president."
Obama's signature would then add tobacco to other huge, nationally important areas that have come under greater government supervision since his presidency began. Those include banking, housing and autos. Still to come, if Congress can agree: health care.
Thursday, June 11, 2009
FYI
The switch to digital is tonight. If your cable goes out while watching the Late Show now you know why.
Millions of Americans are still Unprepared. For us, it means we get TV again!!!!
also
Chastity Bono, the gay rights activist daughter of Sonny and Cher. Is under going a sex change. He (do i say he now, or after...i'm not trying to be funny i don't know!) started the transformation earlier this year.
I'm not going to share my opinion on "sex changes" but i'm fascinated that such a public figure is going thru such a change. Crazyness.
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Sunday, June 7, 2009
Monday, June 1, 2009
Ugh
I have stuff to blog about including this hypocrite bs about a doctor being shot in a church and african americans war against gay marriage. Also renters rights, cigarette butt pollution and a list of other things.
I am frustrated to no end that I can't blog to you all. I appreciate you all being waiting, I promise to be up and running as soon as Verizon can get over here to set up our internet. And for kerry, I promise to have meater blogs when I get back.
Much Love y'all and esp you Berwyn Crew
Peace
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