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Episcopalian Rector prohibited from adopting Muslim rituals for Lent
Posted on:: March 16th, 2011
According to an article at St. Louis Today by Cynthia Billhartz Gregorian of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Steve Lawlor, a part-time rector at an Episcopal church took up elements of Islamic ritual for Lent.
On Wednesday, the first day of Lent, he began performing salah five times a day, by facing east, toward Mecca, and praying to Allah. He also started studying the Quran and following Islamic dietary restrictions by abstaining from alcohol, pork and fish. During Holy Week, he planned to fast from dawn to sunset as Muslims do during Ramadan.
He avoided rituals that would have conflicted with church doctrine; for example, he skipped the prayers declaring Mohammed to be G-d's prophet.
Steve did this as a way of understanding Islam, especially in the light of the McCarthyite hearings being held by Rep. Peter King.
But, Bishop George Wayne Smith considered it to be a forsaking of his Christianity, and to be play-acting. The Bishop forbade Steve from continuing, saying:
"I believe what he's trying to accomplish or says he's trying to accomplish, which is to deepen his understanding of Islam, is admirable," he continued. "But you dishonor another faith by pretending to take it on. You build bridges by building relationships with neighbors who are Muslim."
Not an unreasonable statement, nor an islamophobic one (although we could have done without the "or says he's trying to accomplish" statement of distrust). But, it's a false disjunction. You can build bridges both ways. More important, what Steve was doing was not quite pretending. Rather, it was enacting the rituals and finding in them similarities of meaning. I can understand the Bishop's discomfort with this. For example, as I understand it, Jews are forbidden from kneeling while praying, and thus could not perform the five daily prayers the Muslim way, for ritual has meaning. That's why performing — enacting — another religion's rituals can help in understanding that religion. Performing another religion's rituals thus is subject to contradictory objections: (a) The performance of empty gestures is mere play-acting and thus disrespectful. Or, (b) the performance of ritual is never mere play-acting because ritual always carries inner meaning, so performing the rituals of another religion is transgressive of one's own religion.
Yet, between these poles of negativity there can be respectful intent, the possibility of genuinely furthering one's understanding, and make a statement of shared humanity in the face of the shameful fear-mongering of Rep. King and his followers.
Two references, of very different sorts. First, there's Stephen Colbert's bit about giving up Christianity for Lent. Second, Islamicate mentions (in the post where I found the link to the "Muslim for Lent" story) that s/he has spent the past six weeks in an Episocpal seminary. Fascinating.
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By contrast to Spinoza's One-All, Laruelle's notion of the One-in-One is a radical immanence (not ineffable, but 'infinitely effable'), prior to difference and ontology, that determines all qualities in the last instance. By fiat, the One-in-One (A) has no ontology, so it can't exist in the same ontology as any world C. Moreover, the One-in-One's determination-in-the-last-instance implies a relation of contiguity (f) between it and any quality B. Unlike with Spinoza, this is NOT a part-whole relationship, and so is non-synecdochal. Here, g is any non-figurative statement made in world C, based on some quality B. In other words, from the viewpoint of vision-in-One, all statements are patonymic. Non-Philosophy can be thought of as a rigorously patonymic form of discourse — perhaps even an n-order patonym.


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7 Movies Starring Korean Heartthrob Gong Yoo Every Goblin Fan Must Watch
You swooned over his charms in the 2007 hit drama The 1st Shop of Coffee Prince. Now you are obsessed with his onscreen bromance with actor Lee Dong Wook in K-drama Goblin (Guardian: The Lonely and Great God). And you start to search for more of his older K-drama series to binge watch…
But did you know South Korean actor Gong Yoo, one of the hottest Korean movie star at the moment, has a number of critically acclaimed films he's starred in? We traced his early film days to his latest big screen successes like Train to Busan and The Age of Shadows, and found out that not only is this 37-year-old actor cute, handsome and charming, but he's got the acting chops to be the next big Asian star to watch out for.
The Age of Shadows, starring Gong Yoo, Song Kang-Ho and Lee Byung-Hun, is showing in cinemas now.
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10 Reasons Why All K-Drama Fans Should Start Watching Gong Yoo In Goblin
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1. Spy Girl (2003)
A light-hearted movie about a group of students who started a website devoted to the girls working at the local Burger King. Things start to get interesting when Gong Yoo's character falls in love with one of the girl who turns out to be a North Korean spy!
Why you need to catch this: This is one of Gong Yoo's earliest movies, and you need to see this fresh-faced actor in one of his first rom-coms.
2. Finding Mr. Destiny (2010)
Gong Yo plays a goofy guy who started a company to help others find their first love. He helps his first client, a woman who is tracking a man she met in India, to look for him all over Korea. But in the process, he finds himself falling for her…
Why you need to catch this: Gong Yoo shows his most goofy side on screen!
3. Silenced (2011)
Silenced is based on a novel, Dokani by Kong Ji-Young, about the true incidents at a school for hearing-impaired students. The movie was first conceived by Gong Yoo when he read the novel while serving his national service, and he sought out the writer to ask for it to be made into a movie.
Why you need to catch this: This is not a feel-good movie to watch as it deals with some uncomfortable topics and the whole tone of the movie is quite dark. But you get to see Gong Yoo in a more serious role apart from the comedic and romantic roles he's played.
4. The Suspect (2013)
A spy-action thriller about a man who goes on a vengeance trail after discovering his family is murdered by the government he once worked for. The film is filled with many intense action sequences and peppered with political intrigue.
Why you need to catch this: A very battered but sexy Gong Yoo (those abs in the shirtless scenes!) keeps you on the edge of your seat.
5. A Man and a Woman (2016)
The story of a one-night stand between a married man and a married woman which turned into bittersweet romance years later. The story is simply told, but the film is beautifully choreographed with wintry scenes and tender moments to evoke the emotions of the characters.
Why you need to catch this: The two leads, Gong Yoo and Jeon Do Yeon, are amazing in this film. Both gave subtle but strong performances which make the story believable – you will giggle, blush, laugh and cry while watching this.
6. Train to Busan (2016)
A group of travellers on board a train to Busan are attacked by a zombie plague. Gong Yoo's character, who has an estranged relationship with his wife and daughter, finds himself the unlikely hero trying to save everyone.
Why you need to catch this: Train to Busan was South Korea's most successful movie in 2016, and it also broke records in Singapore as the top Korean movie at the box office of all time. Gong Yoo's performance here is one of his best, with a mix of action and emotive acting worthy of an award.
7. The Age of Shadows (2017)
Based on a true story of how a group of renegade rebels plan to overthrow the Japanese rule in Korea. Gong Yoo stars as one of the leaders in the group alongside a formidable cast giving excellent performances. The action-packed film has lots of twists and turns to keep you guessing till the end.
Why you need to catch this: The film had early Oscar buzz, and is one of this year's biggest South Korean films. Gong Yoo's acting here is one of his best so far, and that scene with him towards the end of the film will make you tear.
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Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society, Volumen16,Temas1-2
Por Illinois State Historical Society
Mr. Rountree's life was one of unselfish usefulness. He never showed any desire to popularize himself or make public his many public and private services. And while he lived to a ripe old age, he literally died in the harness.
The Hillsboro Democrat of March 5th, 1873, announced the death of Mr. Rountree in the following words:
"The Ilon. Hiram Rountree died at his residence in this city March 5th, 1873, in his eightieth year of age.
Judge Rountree was one of the oldest settlers of the State, and for many years occupied many positions of honor and trust.
He was a man of excellent scholastic attainments, a lawyer by profession, but at rarious times engaged in business pursuits.
IIe was of fine ability and most scrupulous honesty. No man had ever more fully the confidence of the people he served or had business relations with than he. As a public man his character stands in striking contrast with the loose spirit of morality of the city. There survives him one son A. H. H. of this city, one daughter Mrs. D. D. Shumway of Taylorville and his wife. The funeral will take place at the M. E. Church on Friday next at one p. m." Mrs. Jessie Palmer Weber.
A few weeks ago Mr. I. S. Blackwelder, now of California, wrote me that you had asked him to prepare for the Journal a sketch of the Hon. Hiram Rountree. But that he had not the data at hand to prepare such a sketch, and he asked me to try to get up such an article and send you. With my limited time, I have tried to prepare such an article as I could. It is hoped that it will answer the purpose of your request.
Very truly yours, Hillsoboro, Illinois, May 31st , 1923.
A. T. STRANGE.
A PIONEER TEACHER-HELEN J. BUSS.
By ESTHER PERRY HORNBAKER. Miss Helen J. Buss, one of the oldest teachers in the state of Illinois, for forty-seven years a teacher in the schools of Will County, resides with relatives at Oregon. In 1845 at the age of six she came to Illinois in a prairie schooner drawn by oxen and lived for some time thereafter in a log cabin; in 1922, at the age of eighty-three, she attended the campaign meetings of Mrs. Lottie Holman O'Neill, Illinois' first woman representative, in the General Assembly of Illinois, spent a week at Chanute Field with her aviator nephew, was reading "This Freedom," and discussing the French occupation of the Ruhr. Devoted to learning, a constant reader of the best in literature, a lover of nature, with faculties unimpaired, Miss Buss is today the same interested participator in the life about her that she has always been.
By the early thirties of the last century the movement into the west was in full swing. Lured by the fertile lands offered for sale by the government, thousands emigrated into the Mississippi Valley. The roads were crowded with travellers, some in wagons drawn by horse or oxen, some on horseback and some on foot pushing their belongings in carts before them. Many drove herds of cattle and accommodated their pace to the slow moving animals that grazed along the way. All carried provisions and stopped at the little settlements to buy supplies; sometimes the men added to their store by hunting and fishing, for game and fish far more plentiful than in our day. They cooked their meals by the roadside and found shelter at night at some farm house or slept in their wagons. Many stopped at settlements on the way and worked there for a year or more but always with the idea of going on when the times should be more favorable.
Among those who undertook this journey into the west were John C. and Abagail Hall Buss, the parents of Helen J.
Buss. Born in Bristol, Vermont, of Scotch, Welsh, and Eng. lish parentage, they were married in Canada where both were living at the time, and went at once to Buffalo, New York. In 1839, while they were living at Dunkirk, New York, their second child, Helen J. Buss, was born. When she was a little more than two years old the family moved to Conneaut, Ohio, and here Miss Buss' brother began attending a primary school taught by his aunt, an experienced teacher and a great student. The boy thought that his little sister ought to do the same things that he did, so each evening he got her up to the table in her high chair to study her lessons and it was in this way that she learned to read and spell. Again the family moved, this time to Cleveland, then a little frontier town, and later to Newburg where the brother again entered school. He begged his Mother to allow his little sister to go with him and the Mother, thinking it would be for a few days only, consented, and so Miss Buss' school life began in 1842, a month before her fourth birthday. The little girl was placed in a spelling class where a prize was offered to the best speller and she was very anxious to win it; nothing would induce her to remain at home and when the snow was too deep for her to walk to school, her Father had to carry her.
In 1845, in company with a neighbor named Hampton, Mr. Buss and his family began the last stage of their journey into the west. In a wagon drawn by oxen and driving their cattle before them, they slowly made their way across Ohio and Indiana to Will County, Illinois. To the little brother and sister the days must have been filled with excitement as they watched the countless travellers they met upon the road and as the wonders of the new country were revealed to them. It must have seemed that the whole world was on the move and that life was one long holiday.
The Hamptons were originally from the Isle of Man and when they reached Wilmington, Illinois, found there a family of old friends, also Manx people, and Miss Buss remembers with what joy Mr. and Mrs. Hampton talked to them in their own language which sounded strange enough to the little girl.
The two families decided to take up land and settle at Reed's Grove near Elwood for the early settlements in Illinois were all near groves and the prairies were uninhabited except


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Berlin "Transcendance" (Terri Nunn is reunited with co-founders John Crawford and David Diamond; new single: "Show Me Tonight"; Hear here; Vinyl; Download; On Tour, with The B-52's and OMD; Merch) (Cleopatra)
Tyler Childers "Country Squire" (producers: Sturgill Simpson, David Ferguson; recorded at the Butcher Shoppe in Nashville; first single: "House Fire"; See here; Read here; Vinyl; Download; iTunes; On Tour) (Hickman Holler / RCA)
Cherie Currie & Brie Darling (former Runaways singer and former Fanny drummer) "The Motivator" (first single: "The Motivator"; Hear here; Download; iTunes) (Blue Élan)
Davina and the Vagabonds "Sugar Drops" (producer: Garry West; first single: "Little Miss Moonshine"; Hear here; Vinyl; Download; iTunes; On Tour) (Red House / Compass)
Ross Golan (multi-platinum singer-songwriter) "The Wrong Man" (concept album about a man falsely accused of murder; producer: Ricky Reed; first single: "Stay Positive"; Hear here; See here; Vinyl; Download) (Interscope)
iamthemorning "The Bell" (See here; Vinyl; Download; iTunes) (Kscope)
Mabel "High Expectations" (first single: "Don't Call Me Up"; See here; Vinyl; Download, with six bonus tracks; iTunes; On Tour) (Capitol)
Northlane (Sydney metallers) "Alien" (producers: Northlane; first single: "Bloodline"; See here; Vinyl; Download; iTunes; On Tour, with Erra) (UNFD)
Penny & Sparrow "Finch" (new single: "Don't Wanna Be Without Ya"; Hear here; Amazon UK; Vinyl; Download; iTunes; On Tour) (I Love You / Thirty Tigers)
The Rocket Summer "Sweet Shivers" (first single: "Shatter Us"; Hear here; Read here; Vinyl) (Aviate)
Ty Segall "First Taste" (first single: "Taste"; See here; Vinyl; Download; Cassette; iTunes; On Tour) (Drag City)
Skillet "Victorious" (producers: frontman John Cooper, guitarist/keyboardist Korey Cooper, Seth Mosley, Mike "X" O'Connor; first single: "Legendary"; See here; Read here; Download; On Tour; Merch) (Atlantic)
Garry Tallent "More Like Me" (the E Street Band bassist's second solo album; first single: "More Like Me"; Hear here; Vinyl; Download) (D'ville Record Group)
Tenth Avenue North "No Shame" (first single: "Greater Than All My Regrets"; Hear here; Download; On Tour) (Reunion / Provident)
The Teskey Brothers (Australian quartet) "Run Home Slow" (new single: "So Caught Up"; See here; Vinyl; Download; On Tour) (Glassnote)
Various artists "Descendants 3 (Original TV Movie Soundtrack)" (Disney Channel movie, starring Dove Cameron, Cameron Boyce and Booboo Stewart and directed by Kenny Ortega, premieres on Aug. 2; See here; Target-Exclusive CD, with collectible poster; Download; Merch) (Walt Disney)
Various artists "NOW That's What I Call Music! 71" (20 songs; Download) (NOW Music / UMG / Sony)
Volbeat (Danish rock quartet) "Rewind, Replay, Rebound" (producers: Jacob Hansen, guitarist Rob Caggiano, singer-guitarist Michael Poulsen; first single: "Leviathan"; Deluxe Edition; Amazon UK; Vinyl; Download; iTunes; On Tour; Merch) (Republic)
Yes "Yes 50 Live" (recorded at The Fillmore in Philadelphia on July 20-21 during their 2018 50th anniversary tour; Read here; Vinyl; Download; On Tour; Merch) (Rhino)
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"Arthur Moon," Arthur Moon (Arthur Moon)
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"I Sold My Soul to the Devil When I Was 12," GRLwood (sonaBLAST!)
"Most Vicious Animal," Hive (Crown and Throne)
"12 Angels," Isabella (GODSTARBORN)
"From Now On," Ramin Karimloo (Sony Masterworks)
"Jump," Little Boots (On Repeat)
"The Whiskey Never Dries," Moonshine Bandits (MSB Entertainment)
"Loyalty," Morgan Heritage (CTBC Music Group / EMPIRE)
"Nothing But Wild," The New Roses (Napalm)
"HOME," The Offering (Century Media)
"Painted People," The Ritualists (Out of Line Music)
"Blood Year," Russian Circles (Sargent House)
"17 MEMPHIS FOREVER," 17 Memphis (Effess)
"Highs and Lows," Shaylen (The Heavy Group / Republic)
"HALF TIME (Original Cast Recording)," various artists (Masterworks Broadway)
"Windows on the World (Original Music From the Motion Picture)," various artists (Ropeadope)
"For the Record," Jack West (Jack West)
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BigMoneyHatcha (Phoenix hip-hop artist) "1801" (producer: BigMoneyHatcha; guests: Germz, Sisqo; first single: "Dasani"; Hear here) (AMG Global)
Clairo "Immunity" (producers: Rostam, Clairo; first single: "Bags"; Hear here; CD, out Aug. 16; iTunes; On Tour, with Khalid) (FADER Label)
The Harmaleighs (Nashville indie duo) "She Won't Make Sense" (producer: Dan Molad; first single: "Sorry, I'm busy"; Hear here; Vinyl; iTunes; On Tour) (Nettwerk)
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Bad Company "The Swan Song Years 1974-1982" (six-CD box set; each album has been remastered from the original analogue multi-track tapes; Download; On Tour; Merch) (Rhino / Atlantic)
Cindy Lee Berryhill "Garage Orchestra" (1994 album; remastered, with nine bonus tracks), "Straight Outta Marysville" (1996 album; remastered, with six bonus tracks) (Omnivore Recordings)
Creedence Clearwater Revival "Live at Woodstock" (their complete 11-song set; Hear here; Vinyl; Download; Merch) (Craft Recordings / Concord)
John Lee Hooker "The Country Blues of John Lee Hooker [Vinyl]" (1959 album; mastered on all analog by Kevin Gray at Cohearent Audio and pressed on 180-gram vinyl) (Craft Recordings / Concord)
My Morning Jacket "The Tennessee Fire (20th Anniversary Edition)" (1999 album; remastered, with 16 previously unreleased bonus tracks selected by Jim James; Vinyl; Download; On Tour) (Darla)
Saxon "The Eagle Has Landed 40 (Live)" (40-song collection covering four decades; See here; Amazon UK; Vinyl; Download; iTunes; On Tour; Merch) (Militia Guard / Silver Lining Music)
Various artists "NOW That's What I Call Yacht Rock" (18 songs; Vinyl; Download) (Legacy Recordings)
Matthew West "Hello, My Name Is: Greatest Hits" (On Tour) (Sparrow)
Reissues (Downloads)
Artist(s)/cast: Title: Studio/label:
King's X "The Atlantic Albums" (73 tracks) (Warner Music Group / X5 Music Group)
Aretha Franklin "Amazing Grace [DVD]" (2018 concert movie directed by Sydney Pollack and later resurrected by producer Alan Elliott; filmed at the New Temple Missionary Baptist Church in Los Angeles in 1972; See here) (Universal Pictures Home Entertainment, Aug. 6)
Various artists "American Experience: Woodstock: Three days that defined a generation. [DVD]" (documentary premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival on April 28 and opened in select theaters on May 24; See/read here) (PBS Distribution, Aug. 6)
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Ambitious event planner Chloe Jackson is sure of one thing: her ten-year college reunion is going to be the most spectacular weekend she has ever put together. But it's her co-organizer who's got the former Hollington College class prez feeling like a tongue-tied schoolgirl. He's Kevin Stayton, Most Popular Guy on Campus, owner of Atlanta's hottest clubs and restaurants–and Chloe's secret crush….Beneath Chloe's strictly business facade is a sensual woman Kevin wants to get to know a whole lot better. But when their sizzling romance thrusts them into the public eye, Chloe suddenly backs off. That's when Kevin turns up the heat on a passion that's already raging out of control–and a love affair destined to be one for the books!
Ambitious event planner Chloe Jackson is sure of one thing: her ten-year college reunion is going to be the most spectacular weekend she has ever put together. But it's her co-organizer who's got the former Hollington College class prez feeling like a tongue-tied schoolgirl. He's Kevin Stayton, Most Popular Guy on Campus, owner of Atlanta's hottest clubs and restaurants–and Chloe's secret crush….Beneath Chloe's strictly business facade is a sensual woman Kevin… (more)


Many cat-loving households have more than one cat in their family. Cats can be companions, playmates and help enrich eath other's lives. (Learn more about the benefits of multi-cat households.) However, introducing a new cat to an existing cat-home can take time and patience. Cats are often placed in positions where they're either a resident cat faced with a newcomer cat or they're a new cat coming into an existing cat's territory. Truthfully, it's probably not much fun being in either position.
Throwing two cats into one environment without proper consideration of their positions is just asking for trouble. But, with a carefully planned introduction, cats can ease into accepting one another and may just become life long pals.
Set up a special isolation room for your new cat, recommends Jane Harrell, long-time cat foster parent. This will provide her with a safe place to get used to her surroundings and enable you to control how and when your two cats meet each other.
According to Pamela Johnson-Bennett of Cat Behavior Associates, the special room for your new cat should have all the trappings of home – a litter box, food/water, some cozy hiding places, a scratching post and toys.
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Many behaviorists advise rubbing the cats with the same towel to mix their scents. Johnson-Bennett uses her tried and true method: use a clean sock to rub on the new cat's face to capture her facial pheromones. Then, she instructs, leave the sock near the existing cat and let him investigate on his own.
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It may take time and a bit of patience but your efforts have a good chance of being rewarded in the long run when your cats become content companions in your home for life.


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Variety reports there was a major bidding war over the film, which included Warner Bros., Paramount, and Netflix. In the end, Apple offered the most money and has since entered into final negotiations.
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Should Your Rental Lease Have a Marijuana Clause?
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Imagine that the single family home you own in a quiet neighborhood was just leased to a family that moved from out of state. You pop by a few weeks after lease-signing to drop off extra keys and see how they are settling in. Instead of beds, sofas and other décor, you find that each room has been fitted with grow lights connected to hazardous tangles of electrical cords. Your tenants have stripped your house of furnishings and converted it into a greenhouse for growing marijuana.
That nightmare occurred in a Colorado city that has been known, not for its drugs and crime, but for art, a rich history and beautiful museums. In fact, Pueblo, Co., made Livability.com's Top 10 Cities for Historic Preservation list. Yet, investigators who searched a rental home there in March found 127 pot plants and growing equipment worth more than $100,000.
Authorities arrested two Cuban nationals and said they appeared to be part of a drug cartel operation that was growing marijuana in Colorado for export to Mexico. The mayor of nearby Colorado Springs – who is also a former Colorado attorney general – claimed that the case was the result of laws that have legalized marijuana in the state.
Mayor John Suthers said that out-of-towners and foreigners are renting Colorado homes with the intent to turn them into industrial pot-growing operations. He said these tenants are "basically trashing the houses because they're making so much freaking money they don't care, and growing hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of plants in each house. And transporting it out of state to marijuana markets nationally and internationally. Literally. Marijuana is going back to Mexico from Colorado."
Certainly not all marijuana use that follows changing laws is having such horrendous effects. But could what happened in Pueblo happen where you own rental property? Is it only a risk in states where recreational marijuana use is legal? What about medical marijuana? Do medical marijuana users have the right to smoke it in your rental units?
Why landlords need to know marijuana laws
Landlords today cannot dismiss the potential impact that increasing legalization of marijuana use has on their properties.
Medical marijuana has been legalized in 25 states and the District of Columbia. Although doctors can only recommend marijuana, not write a prescription for it, there are already more than 1.2 million registered medical marijuana users in the U.S. Four states – Alaska, Colorado, Oregon and Washington – permit recreational use of the drug. This year, at least seven states will host ballot questions during the November election on policies that could further expand legalization of medicinal and recreational marijuana.
In Canada, medical marijuana was legalized in 2001, making that nation the first to legalize the drug for medical purposes. Recreational marijuana use remains illegal in the provinces, although that may change very soon. The nation's leading party is expected to introduce measures in 2017 that would decriminalize the recreational use of marijuana.
With so many changes in recent years, if you haven't considered how you would handle marijuana use in your rentals, now may be the time to address it.
Indeed, it will soon become as common to attach a marijuana addendum to your leases as it is to add clauses that cover pets, guests and use of communal parking areas.
Do I need a lawyer to figure this out?
There are few issues more confusing for landlords these days than whether they can limit marijuana use by those living in their rentals. Federal and state laws on the subject conflict with one another. Landlords fear they could be charged with disability discrimination if they impose a categorical rule against medical marijuana in their units. At the same time, landlords must take into account the rights of other tenants and neighbors to live in a smoke-free environment. Adding to the complexity is the fact that there is no single source for information that can help landlords decide what to do.
Why is it so complicated? For starters, while many states are legalizing marijuana use, it remains an illegal, Schedule I drug under U.S. federal law; in the same category as heroin and LSD. And yet, the federal government has stated that it will not enforce marijuana law with medical marijuana patients who live in states where medical marijuana use is legal. Furthermore, federal officials may loosen restrictions as early as this year.
The only area in which federal laws on marijuana directly impact rental housing is when a landlord receives Housing and Urban Development (HUD) subsidies. A 2011 memo from the federal government made it clear: Tenants in HUD housing may not use marijuana. Okay, that settles it for the 10 percent or so of U.S. rental units that are registered with HUD programs. What about the other 41 million or so other rental units spread across the country?
The answer lies with your individual state law and it is the landlord's job to know what the law is. "Governing" magazine offers a map on the status of marijuana laws in each state. It and other sites follow changing laws and post regular updates.
What do I tell my tenants?
Prevailing wisdom calls for a lease to clearly state expectations on marijuana use in the rental property – especially in states where recreational marijuana use is legal. Landlords should expect that all tenants may use marijuana. Adding a marijuana clause tells tenants what to expect and leaves little room for misunderstanding.
Although the answers on what is allowable are less than clear, we attempt to provide some guidance here. To simplify the process for considering what your guidelines will be on marijuana in your rentals, we tackle these issues separately: Recreational Use, Medical Use, and Growing Marijuana.
Recreational – Since recreational marijuana use is illegal throughout Canada as of this writing, and in all but four U.S. states, those landlords may prohibit recreational use. A tenant's recreational marijuana use would be considered a crime and the landlord should treat it as such.
In Alaska, Colorado, Oregon and Washington, where recreational use is legally permitted, landlords may also ban the use of marijuana the same way that they may prohibit pets; but, as a report in Alaska Daily news notes, such bans could be a challenge for the landlord to enforce. For instance, how would a landlord know if a tenant baked marijuana into a pan of brownies? Also, keep in mind that in a state that has legalized recreational marijuana, a tenant's use in a rental where it has been prohibited would be a lease violation, not an act that brings criminal charges. Your recourse, as the landlord, is to begin eviction proceedings. As with all evictions, a judge would decide if the eviction was warranted.
One area in which landlords do appear to be on solid ground in prohibiting marijuana in their rentals is with a ban on smoking, because of the effects of secondhand smoke. If the landlord permits recreational use but not via smoking, and a tenant is smoking marijuana in the unit, a smoking violation notice would be used.
Medical – You may forbid medical marijuana use by your tenants if your state bans it. You may also forbid it if your rental units are in the federal HUD program. Elsewhere, marijuana smoking may be forbidden even if your state allows it. That's because secondhand smoke can negatively impact neighbors and the condition of your rental.
Beyond that, if your rental property is in a state that has legalized medical marijuana, you may opt to forbid or allow that use. By forbidding it, experts say, you are not risking much. A tenant with a disability who is medically approved for marijuana use could argue that you are discriminating against
the disabled, a federally protected class. But that argument relies on federal law, and all marijuana use is illegal under federal law. So far, courts have not clearly established the rights of medical marijuana users in rentals.
Before you opt to approve the medical use of marijuana in your unit, assuming that's legal in your state, experts recommend that you first consult your attorney, who will be familiar with the most recent rulings on accommodating medical marijuana users.
Growing – States that legalized the growing of medical marijuana have enacted strict restrictions on who may grow it, where it may be grown, and how it may be distributed. The non-profit ProCon.org lists these guidelines as they develop. Patients in Connecticut, for instance, must obtain their medical marijuana from a state-approved dispensary, whereas individuals in Hawaii may grow up to seven marijuana plants for medical use. No landlord should be in the business of monitoring marijuana growing, so most experts are recommending that leases prohibit the growing of marijuana at the rental property until the courts develop more clear guidelines.
That applies to growing recreational marijuana. Although states differ once again – Colorado permits individuals to grow it at home but Washington does not – landlords may completely ban the growing of recreational marijuana until those states declare otherwise.
It is certainly unwise to permit a commercial marijuana growing operation within a residence. Plants need light and humidity that homes are not equipped to provide.
Federal legalization of medical marijuana has been proposed, and the Drug Enforcement Administration had been expected by June 30 to consider reclassifying marijuana as a Schedule II drug. If it was reclassified, it would be in the same category as morphine, codeine and oxycodone, still controlled and heavily regulated, but not illegal. As of this writing, however, the DEA has not announced a change.
If marijuana became a federally regulated drug, doctors would be permitted to prescribe it and patients would purchase it at a pharmacy. Landlords would not be in a position to know who was taking marijuana in the form of capsules, sprays, pills, patches or suppositories. It's likely that rental leases would address only recreational use and growing marijuana.
If recreational marijuana becomes widely legal – and experts doubt that such a change is imminent – then landlords may omit the mention of marijuana in leases except to include it in a ban on smoking. The drug would only become an issue if its use led to complaints about loud parties, offensive odor or excessive noise.
Being a landlord requires a fair amount of stress. There are so many what-ifs. It could be tempting to dismiss the marijuana addendum as an unnecessary document, especially if your state has a complete ban. Still, the old adage, 'Better safe than sorry,' definitely applies here. When you hand the keys to your rental property to someone who will have legal possession for a year or more, there just shouldn't be any guessing on the rules.
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"This kind of work is not easy. We certainly get our fair share of slings and arrows."
Saeed Khan (left) and Howard Lupovitch (right)
The word "xenophobia" has had a resurgence in the American lexicon. Dictionary.com named "xenophobia" its word of the year after a huge spike in look-ups in 2016.
What does that term mean to specific minority groups in 2017 — especially in this political environment?
The Jewish Community Relations Council/AJC and the Michigan Muslim Community Council are holding a series of talks in the coming weeks about antisemitism and Islamophobia. "A Shared Future" is an interfaith dialogue series means to provide "a deeper comprehension of both forms of prejudice and discuss how a firm grasp of each enhances an understanding of both."
The hosts of the talks join Detroit Today host Stephen Henderson to discuss the events, as well as the important of holding these dialogues in a public space.
"This kind of work is not easy. We certainly get our fair share of slings and arrows," says Saeed Khan, an expert in Middle and Near East history and politics, who lectures at Wayne State University. He says the criticism comes from both outside and inside the Muslim and Jewish communities. "Fortunately, or unfortunately, [because of the current political climate] we figured people right now want to hear about how we're going to move forward together."
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October was declared National Country Music month by President Richard Nixon in 1972 and is celebrated today.
Country music has been around since the early 1900s. Its origins include influence from folk and blues, and it is known for its relatable lyrics and storytelling.
While other music genres are growing in popularity such as rap, hip-hop and R&B, country music is an evolving genre that still has a loyal fan base.
Dr. Steven Posegate, professor of music, said while country music has changed a lot over the years, people still relate to the storytelling, especially stories with a shocking twist.
"Students relate to storytelling because it is a form of escape," Posegate said. "You hear a country song and even if it isn't written about you, most of the time listeners can put them- selves in the song. Or, there are ones with the twist that you never see coming and people like to be surprised."
Country music began as a form of entertainment for people who lived in the mountains of Tennessee and Kentucky. With the emergence of radio and the creation of the Grand Ole Opry music station in 1925, country music's popularity in America took off.
Country music has a large fan base at California Baptist University because of the range of topics the lyrics address, as well as the population of students on campus from the Midwest region.
Nathaniel Reid, senior business administration major, said country music is a favorite genre of his because there are songs for every mood.
"Most people associate country music with sad stories but that's not always the case," Reid said. "They also tell happy stories that are really relatable when you're in a good mood and I like that they can be both."
Katelyn Cagle, sophomore pre-nursing major, said country music artists, such as Brett Young, have lyrics that remind her of home in Murietta, Calif., and her grandparents in Tennessee.
"I really like his lyrics. He just reminds me of growing up and my home," Cagle said. "Even though I grew up in Murietta, my grandparents are from Tennessee and so country music reminds me of them. The lyrics are my favorite part of country music because if a song doesn't have good lyrics, it won't be any good."
When the official month was announced, Nixon stated country music is a genre that "reflects the joys, sorrows and ideals of our people. The love of family, love of country, faith in God and the happiness and heartbreak of everyday life. These are the themes that binds us all together as Americans."
Country music has been a part of American history for decades and with an official holiday, it does not seem to be going any where any time soon.
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