The only reason i quit cigarettes after trying every other alternative was learning about Vape Products about three years ago. I havent touched a cigarette in three years. You talk about Harm Reduction, and thats exactly what this is. Im here for the same reasons same reasons as the people that are worried about our children, our youth. Im on the same side as them. I believe we do need to have Harm Reduction, but theyre looking at this in a wrong way with poor evidence and poor scientific study, so i want to share is a study done by truth. Org which, of course, is pushing an agenda now that makes Vape Products look like theyre pushing it directly to kids, which i dont think thats true and accurate, but this study is done called rethinking nicotine and its effects by raymond niyura, ph. D. Director of science and training at the National Institute for Tobacco Research and policy so its at the truth initiative, truth. Org. And he says through this study, most of the psychological harm at
Leak somewhere. Officials are trying to figure out exactly where it is and what is causing it. If you travel to livermore or the ultimate on the eighth train, you need to find another way to get to work this morning, because it will not be on the ace trains. Main travel times, everything seems to be moving along well on highway 4. Slowininthe westbound direction of highway 4, thats a 20 minute ride, excuse me, thats the eastshore freeway. Highway 4 is good to go and including the alltime on pass. We are seeing slowing go conditions, 42 minute ride and last but not least, the san mateo bridge is really slow and theres something stalling things out in the middle lane in the mid span, theyre trying to move that out of the way, but it is really pretty much just a dead stop in the westbound direction. We are at the live news desk and we have new video coming out of memphis tennessee where there were violent clashes with police last night. 24 Police Officers were injured, six of them had to
To the liquor stores, and they have sent decoys to my store in the past three months maybe five times. And we have always refused to sell to minors. We have always refused to sell to minors. Youve already banned the menthols, and the flavors of the ecigarettes, and now you want to ban the regular tobaccos . This is not fair to the Small Businesses. We need to survive in the city, and there aren a lot of big businesses in the city. You want my family to get out of the city . I think this is not fair. Thank you very much. Clerk thank you. Next speaker. Hello. My name is jason, and im a San Francisco Business Owner and been a resident the same amount of time and parent of kids in sfusd who have experience in regards to this jool epidemic as you say. In my experience, i opened a tobacco shop without selling tobacco. Over the time, i was introduced to Electronic Cigarettes and the possibility of this being a cure, or if not, a cessation device to smoking. I did my research, went into it, pu
Interesting insider interviews, Publishing Industry experts. Well also give you updates. Current nonfiction authors and books. The latest book reviews, and well talk about the current nonfree asian books featured on cspans book tv. And now a conversation with author and professor brooke allen, who teaches the humanities to inmates at a maxim month security prison in upstate york. She recently wrote a piece in the wall street journal about her entitled college be more like prison. So brooke allen what the Bennington College Prison Education initiative and how you get involved in this well bard started a Prison Education program. It must be close to 20 years ago now. I think quite a long time it was very successful and my colleague at bennington, annabel davis, whos a writer and and teacher at bennington decided that she thought this is quite fabulous and she would try to start a similar one at bennington. And so she contacted a which is its not that close its about an hour from benningt
On about books. We delve the latest news about the Publishing Industry with interesting insider interviews, Publishing Industry experts. Well also give you updates. Current nonfiction authors and books. The latest book reviews, and well talk about the current nonfree asian books featured on cspans book tv. And now a conversation with author and professor brooke allen, who teaches the humanities to inmates at a maxim month security prison in upstate york. She recently wrote a piece in the wall street journal about her entitled college be more like prison. So brooke allen what the Bennington College Prison Education initiative and how you get involved in this well bard started a Prison Education program. It must be close to 20 years ago now. I think quite a long time it was very successful and my colleague at bennington, annabel davis, whos a writer and and teacher at bennington decided that she thought this is quite fabulous and she would try to start a similar one at bennington. And so