Calling on all Minneapolis landlords (and tenants, painters, and
homeowners too!)-please take five minutes out of your online life to
complete a very brief survey about lead-based paint hazards and our
efforts to reach out to landlords and others on the issue of disclosing
these hazards before
It was really sad to watch media appointed black leaders try to
argue this case in front of the cameras, not once but twice. You will see this
pattern again and again. Stay tune.
No charges against Minneapolis cops
David Chanen, Star Tribune
June 5, 2004
JUNE IS NATIONAL HOMEOWNERSHIP MONTH.
1. WHAT WILL MINNEAPOLIS DO DURING THIS MONTH?
--How many homeownership opportunities will Minneapolis announce it is
creating to commemorate the month?
--How many families will be stabilized and lifted out of poverty by
homeownership?
--Will Minneapolis
Keith says;
I reprint my post of last October, less then a year has passed. Much has
changed, much remains the same. It is of interest that we locals have learned the
horrors of Abu Ghraib(sp?) in the last few weeks. We also know that an
allegation of police brutality is not to be believed
This is a bit out of sequence as it was rejected for being too long. Still I'd like
to try again. In the June 3 Mpls Digest, Vol 6, Issue 5, Mark Snyder replied to
mplsgordon with a disdainful critique of the research he had cited and an even more
disdainful reference to the Cato Institute.
Gail is right that ACSH has taken a generally apologetic stance on most
issues involving chemicals. Their director, Elizabeth Whelan, describes
herself as a lifelong conservative, more Libertarian then Republican.
http://www.prwatch.org/improp/acsh.html
This to me make ACSH's stance on tobacco
On 6/4/04 6:16 AM, Michael C. Libby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Cigarette smoke is toxic? No it isn't. I inhaled a bunch of it last
night because I was near some smokers and I didn't even get sick, let
alone die. That's some poison!
I think Terrell Brown already answered this point
Mark Snyder wrote:
So while we sit around and twiddle our thumbs waiting for the
scientists to build up the overwhelming pile of research that
secondhand smoke is toxic that folks like Michael insist upon
before a ban can be enacted, people continue to be harmed.
I proposed a solution to
