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Originally toked at SomaCow.com In this episode, the motley crew talked about: Medical marijuana and the recent legislation Prohibition How did Florida end up the way it did? What should Obama be focusing on? How do you get your high? Black Friday Thanksgiving traditions Sports and their long seasons The UFL and their 4 teams Food that makes you skinny

Parliament congratulates All Whites on qualifying for Football World Cup finals in South Africa, welcomes new Green MP David Clendon as Sue Bradford's replacement, and spends the week skirmishing around National's revised Emissions Trading Scheme ...

SwineCast 0483 Show Notes: Looking at the current state of climate change legislation and regulation with NPPC's Chief Environmental Council Michael Formica at the National Association of Farm Broadcasters meeting in KC.  GREEN HOUSE GAS EMISSIONS AND ANIMAL AGRICULTURE

Scoop's Lyndon Hood cracks into the news coverage of the National government's revised ETS - is ANYONE getting the numbers right?

Scoop's Selwyn Manning and Radio Adelaide's Peter Godfrey discuss how pressure continues to mount on Maori Party MP Hone Harawira even after he apologised for the racial slur in a private email. Does this smell of Nat-Whip Spirit?

The 196th edition of America's Debate Radio with Mike and Jaime. During the first hour, we discussed the House health care legislation, the shootings at Fort Hood, and definitions of terrorism. During the second and third hours, we spoke with 5 callers and discussed the Fort Hood shootings, Veterans Day, military support, economic recovery, swine-flu testing, and the effectiveness of unions. We welcome your feedback! Have your email read on the air-- click here to use the email form. Or, call 888.DEBATE.5 now and leave a message-- we'll play it on the next show. Thanks for listening!

Rick Klein has the latest on Fort Hood, Afghanistan and health care reform. Politics - Health care - Health Policy - Afghanistan - Health

Animal rights activists are increasingly being targetted by the state as terrorists. The criminalization of animal rights activism was sealed into law in the US when the Animal Enterprise Terrorism Act was passed in 2006. The Center for Constitutional Rights argues this law is creating a chilling effect for activism and sets a dangerous precedent. Matthew Strugar is a lawyer with the Center for Constitutional Rights based in Los Angeles. He has defended a number of animal rights activists who've been charged under this law. For more information about the criminalization of animal and environmental activists, go to www.greenisthenewred.com

A Press Conference was held this week against the passing into law by the National Assembly the "Prevention of Electronic Crimes Ordinance 2009". The Press Conference was the joint initiative of P@SHA, ISPAK, Jamil & Jamil and T2F representing business and civil society with advice of legal experts.

Join celebrities and Prince Charles save the rainforests with the Prince's Rainforest Project, The Senate released a tougher version of the climate bill, and Typhoon Ketsana ripped through the Philippines raising concerns at Bangkok climate talks.

http://www.weightlosssurgerychannel.com Obesity surgery needs more advocates. Joe Nadglowski leads the Obesity Action Coalition, which presses on in the struggle for legislation to make obesity care readily available.

La commission europ?enne appelle les pays de l'Union ? renforcer la l?gislation anti-tabac.

The Bush Administration has recently passed dozens of so-called "midnight regulations" - last-minute rules and amendments. Many of those new laws affect the environment, including a change to the Endangered Species Act that has California environmentalists deeply worried.