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Reseña de la Crónica de la Guerra Contra las Drogas: "Beat the Heat: How to Handle Encounters With Law Enforcement”, de Katya Komisaruk (2003, AK Press, 192 pp., $16.00 PB)

Solemos reseñar libros solamente cuando acabaron de salir de la prensa, pero vamos a hacer una excepción para “<em>Beat the Heat</em>” de la abogada Katya Komisaruk. Éste es uno de los mejores libros de autodefensa que hemos visto en algún tiempo y creemos que nuestros lectores necesitan conocerlo.
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The Sentencing Project: Disenfranchisement News & Updates -- March 29, 2007

Maryland: State Awaits Governor's Signature on Disenfranchisement Bill Formerly incarcerated individuals are expected to be able to vote again as a disenfranchisement reform bill awaits Governor Martin O’Malley’s approval, according to the Washington Post. The bill would repeal the three-year waiting period and lifetime voting ban on certain people with felony convictions under current Maryland law. The bill was approved by both the House and Senate after advocates and organizations rallied behind the legislation, according to the Baltimore Times. For additional coverage, see the Baltimore Sun and WJZ-AM.
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Rainbow Farm Author Visiting Cass Library

Cass District Library will host Dean Kuipers, author of "Burning Rainbow Farm," to talk about his writing experience, sign his book and answer guests' questions. Kuipers has agreed to arrive an hour early to mingle and chat with guests before his presentation. Refreshments will be provided for everyone's enjoyment.
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Oregon Medical Marijuana Program Patients Rally

Please join us in supporting patients' rights to access medical marijuana! If you need a ride or can offer one from the Eugene area, call please call our Ride Line (541) 226-3761. A social hour will follow the event.
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2007 Ibogaine Forum

Come out to learn about ibogaine, an alkaloid drug isolated from the iboga plant of Gabon, West Africa. Its multi-faceted medicinal usage is powerful and has gained attention over the years for opioid/cocaine addiction, other addiction syndromes, and other conditions. It has been used traditionally for ritual by the Bwiti in West Africa for many years. However, ibogaine is an illegal Schedule I controlled substance in the United States because of its hallucinogenic effects (although it's not addictive and strongly aids in the conquering of addiction and has anti-viral properties).
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Who Is Served By Marijuana Prohibition?

Marijuana prohibition is simply a monstrous fraud that makes money for many powerful people - law enforcement, prisons, drug-testing, pharmaceutical and alcohol industries that do not want the competition, and all their related industries. Plus, it is a powerful tool used by oppressive governments to control minorities and the poor. These are the forces keeping the Inquisition steaming on and destroying millions of lives.