We have no chance. What do we do, ignore the problem . There are things we can do. Thethe goal should be to channel the trade every substance as well as other current illicit drugs and illegal channels come into the hands of reputable businesses which means requiring standards for labeling and dosage so that customers no what there getting. And then as citizens of a free society they get to make there own decisions. People see a percentage of the population has a great desire to get high one way or the other. People have been sniffing glue and paint thinner for decades. We are not about out those substances. It would not be effective if we tried. Again the focus ought to be on Harm Reduction policy one that tries to channel the trade through the hands of reputable businesses, guarantees accurate labeling and dosage and then allows people to remain free to make there own decisions for good or ill. Nobody saidnobody said the ability to make these decisions will always ensure wise decisio
Folklife center. The library hosted this event as part of its summer lecture series. I am going to start the program off. I want to leave time for q a for stephen afterwards. I have a boatload of questions and i imagine the audience is going to as well. As littlewho know about the American Folklife Center as i did, i will share notes i jotted down. Our speaker today is Stephen Winick, who is with the Folklife Center. I will tell you more about his job and a second. The center is located at the library of congress, that is our theme for this month lecture series. The center was created in 1976 to preserve and present american folk life. Rather Ambitious Mission that involves researching,ocumentation, archiving performance, exhibitions, publications, everything that any Cultural Organization likes to do, the Folklife Center tries to do it. Is made up of 2700 collections, that is according to their website. It could it includes 150,000 sound recordings, 3 million items. Youll be sharing s
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We are welcoming you to this special event. It is an honor for me to introduce our speaker tonight Susan Wharton gates. Dr. Gates as editor and compiler of credit risk data for the of freddie mac top lobbyist and primary writer of testimony serving as Vice President and Corporate Strategy the fascinating book with the insiders view thats dr. Gates has worked as an academic for a Public Administration and policy at the college of business also a Consulting Firm that helps firms and nonprofit san governments manage their policy claims. If that isnt tough behalf she earned her ph. D. From the seven rePublic Administration. [applause] welcome to means a lot to be here and all those other people i am meeting just today at this event with that global forum on resiliency is fascinating so how do we insure resiliency in our communities economic and social perspective . So just in case you are wondering bestseller movement of resiliency and around the world what can we learn about that . So day
Washington d. C. Office. So with this discussion in today led by our honored guest today which is the autobiography sir these papers or from the Library Archives of when he was writing the book that a acknowledgement makes the point maybe love was lost or forgotten about. So what is that like to find things . Was that stupid . That is one of the great historians of the conservative movement as a great biography of Barry Goldwater the history of modern conservatism with history of the Heritage Foundation has a distinguished fellow in have come to admire him so much. But to come to full fruition this week with the victims of communism fund with the memorial here is washington so as to read through this you will see that preservation of liberty is the true passion so in the war of the captive nations over the years serve the major Early Program library of congress to look negative and eggs women 100 years since the bolshevik revolution in is whether those things as we inspired to leave an