July 18, 2012
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Dear NORML supporters,
Please make plans today to join NORML in Los Angeles, October 3-6 for the 41st annual national NORML conference.
This year's forward-looking theme:
The Final Days of Cannabis Prohibition
The
host hotel is already near capacity and
online registration is available.
NORML's annual conference is the premiere gathering in America of cannabis law reform activists and organizations working for public policy alternatives to the country's failed Cannabis Prohibition laws. This election year, voters in as many as four states will have the opportunity to vote in the affirmative on legalization initiatives. Additionally, numerous states have passed cannabis law reform measures, placing much needed pressure on the federal government to follow suit.
NORML's annual conferences are always informative, community building and fun!
Please take the opportunity now to
register for NORML 2012 and
reserve your discounted room at the host hotel. For table vending and conference sponsorship opportunities, please send an email to:
conference@norml.org
- Seventy-five Years of Cannabis Prohibition in America, October 3, 1937 - October 3, 2012: A review of the Cannabis Prohibition epoch in America
- Broken Promises: Obama Administration and Federal Blowback Against Medical Cannabis Industry
- Pot-n-Politics 2012: A review of reform initiatives and legislation impacting cannabis consumers
- Whatever Happened to Hemp?
- Cannabis and the 'Demo' Gap Problem: Who Does Not Support Cannabis Legalization and Why?
- Cannabis and Senior Citizens in America: A Propitious Amalgamation
- Cannabis Legalization and Taxation: What Might It Look like?
- Shifting Demographics of Medical Cannabis Consumers
- Reducing Cannabis' Fear Factor Among Americans
- New England Storm: Has the Epicenter Of Cannabis Law Reform Moved East?
- Cannabis Activism Workshop
- High Times' All Things Cultivation
- California activist and stakeholder meeting
Thanks in advance and I hope to see you at NORML's 41st annual national conference this early October in Los Angeles.
Cannabem liberemus,
Allen St. Pierre
Executive Director
NORML / NORML Foundation
director@norml.org
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May 29, 2012
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When sculpting your body into the ideal image you've always dreamt of, remember to focus on the whole picture. Proportionate
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May 26, 2012
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Memorial Day is a federal holiday observed the last Monday of May.
Pay tribute to the U.S. men and women who died during military service by observing a minute of silence at 3:00 PM, local time.
source: http://www.usa.gov/Topics/Memorial-Day.shtml
May 25, 2012
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In 2009, the
Songwriters Hall of Fame announced the creation of The Holly Prize, a new award made possible by Songmasters as a tribute to the legacy of
Buddy Holly, a SHOF inductee. The Holly Prize will annually recognize and support a new “all-in songwriter “— an exceptionally talented and inspired young musician/singer/songwriter whose work exhibits the qualities of Holly’s music: true, great and original. The Holly Prize is administered and juried by the SongHall, and coincided with Songmasters’ launch of Listen to Me, a multi-media platform celebrating the work of true, great and original
music recording artists. Songmasters and Listen To Me are committed to providing great music and to helping the next generation of recording artists develop their talents and make outstanding music. For more information on Songmasters or the Listen to Me series, visit
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Born in
New York City in 1985, singer/songwriter Emily King grew up surrounded by the music of her parents, jazz vocal duo Kim and Marion. By her late teens, she was playing shows in restaurants and venues around New York City including
CBGB’S and The Bitter End. In 2004 King had gained the attention of Hitman producer Chucky Thompson, which led to a meeting with famed music mogul Clive Davis, and a recording contract with J Records/Sony Music. Her debut album East Side Story was released in 2007 and later received a Grammy nomination for
Best Contemporary R&B Album of the year. During that time, King toured with
John Legend and Floetry, and opened for
Gnarls Barkley, Alicia Keys, Chaka Khan and
Erykah Badu among others.
After parting ways with her label in 2008, King continues her work independently. Her follow-up EP “Seven” was recorded in her home and released in July, 2011. She is currently touring in support of it. In October she accepted an invitation from Maroon 5 to be the opening act on their European/Scandinavian tour in late 2011.
King’s carefully crafted compositions are the perfect vehicle for her polished, lush vocals that harbor both an innocence and honesty. A gentle mix of soul, folk and rock influences, King’s music emotes the kind of straight to the point storytelling that’s reminiscent of singer/songwriters of the 1970’s.
source: http://www.songhall.org/scholarships/entry/emily
