in order to get unbiased results for medical research in which the researcher doesn t know who is getting want substance, and the subject doesn t know who s getting what substance until the study is over. and so he decided you some double-blind methodology and he thought harvard. harvard would lead into the study so he did at boston college. and they did allow him to do the study. he did the study and he found out there s no significant harm from it. it raises blood pressure slightly, or lowers blood pressure sometimes and raises heart rate, and there s just no significant harm. and he also found that people who are regular users of marijuana frequently perform certain activities better while they re under the influence of marijuana. so he published that study, and then committees later he, who was the big proponents of psychedelics around that time, a little earlier he was arrested going from texas into mexico by the u.s. authorities for having one joint. and it
where they were the last couple of weeks before being dismantled this morning? it sounds as if they did at the rally in front of the library. they said that they wanted to go back and take over city hall. what they feel is rightfully theirs, and they said they were going to head back to that location, but when they started marching about 1,000 strong, they headed down to madison street. thought they were going down to city hall but they are going towards the police department. their anger is towards the police department, and i do believe they are angry about what happened earlier today, and it seemed to be calming down just a bit but it s definitely a fluid situation. let s talk about the nature of the protesters. some of the same people that were parked out in front of the plaza for the last ten days or so, or is this a mix of other people that we ve seen protesting in the past on the streets of oakland? definitely some of the same faces who were occupied outside of c