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+20 +1Introducing the First Church of Cannabis - which preaches the powers of pot
Worshippers believe in the “Deity Dozen" - a list of 12 tenets for living a good life - which is the cannabis congregation’s equivalent of the Ten Commandments.
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+13 +3Bob Marley Raised A Really Good Question About Marijuana Prohibition
Reggae superstar Bob Marley passed away 34 years ago Monday at the age of 36. On Feb. 6 of this year -- which would have been his 70th birthday -- people around the world celebrated the impact Marl
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+6 +1A New Study Just Explored The Difference Between Driving Drunk vs. Stoned
As lawmakers nationwide explore the benefits of legalized marijuana, there are common questions being raised: how will tax structures apply? How will it be regulated? Who can use it, and how can we make it safe? One expansive area covered by broad safety conventions is the road––don’t drive inebriated. In this arena, marijuana, it would seem, fits under the larger umbrella of mind-altering substances categorically outlawed for drivers.
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+15 +3Hash Oil Is Weed’s Next Big Thing And No One Knows If It’s Safe
California dispensaries say butane hash oil, or “wax,” now accounts for 40% of sales — despite potential health risks and home lab explosions on the rise. With no regulation and a lack of good information, stoners turn to self-appointed, and self-interested, “experts” like Matt Rize — but at what cost?
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+27 +8Federal Government Finally Admits Cannabis Can Help Kill Cancer Cells
It couldn’t be any clearer that marijuana has medical value. In a rare and largely unnoticed move, the federal government has admitted that cannabis is effective in shrinking certain types of cancer cells. The unexpected and groundbreaking declaration was made in a recent update to a National Institute on Drug Abuse information sheet on medical marijuana.
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+19 +3Government ganja? N. Bonneville opening 1st city-owned pot shop
The country, the small Columbia River Gorge town of North Bonneville, Washington, is embarking on a new enterprise — a city-owned marijuana shop. Washington state Liquor Control Board spokesman Brian Smith says no other city in Washington has even attempted to open a pot shop. The rural city of about 1,000 people plans to open The Cannabis Corner this weekend, The Columbian newspaper of Vancouver reports
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+2 +1This is the new face of Marijuana, Inc.
The first person I see after walking into the half-empty office of Marley Natural, a seller of cannabis products launching later this year, is a framed portrait of a pensive Bob Marley overlaid with the colors of a sunset — or maybe flames. The second is a clean-shaven, middle-aged man with greying hair wearing a sharp suit. He looks like the type who would turn off a Marley song on the radio in favor of listening to the newest U2 or Wilco track.
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+13 +1Feds stick to court argument that marijuana is dangerous
The U.S. attorney’s office, representing Obama’s Justice Department, made the argument in a court filing Wednesday opposing a challenge to the long-standing federal law that classifies marijuana as a Schedule One drug along with heroin, LSD and ecstasy — substances that have a high potential for abuse and no safe medical use. While there may be “some dispute among doctors as to whether marijuana is medicine,” there is ample...
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+17 +3More adults are using weed in the states that legalized, but teen use is flat
It's Christmas for drug policy data nerds! In late December to little fanfare -- not so much as a tweet! -- the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration released state-level numbers from the most recent National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH).
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+2 +1Branding marijuana for a changing market
Cannabrand helps its clients market cannabis and sell products in states where marijuana is legal
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+16 +3Legal recreational pot in Colorado: A year in review
Last week, Oklahoma and Nebraska sued Colorado, hoping the U.S. Supreme Court will rule that legalized recreational marijuana is unconstitutional due to its impact on neighboring states. Colorado is marking one year since it became the first state to allow recreational pot. It was a year of highs and lows, as Colorado sought to figure out exactly how it should work, reports CBS News correspondent Barry Petersen.
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+14 +3Teen Charged With Assault For Giving His Teacher A Pot Brownie
A Maryland teen is facing criminal charges for allowing his teacher to eat a pot brownie.
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+2 +1California Vineyards Now Producing Weed-Infused Wine, Are Cannabis-Laced Spirits Dangerous?
As 2014 continues, legal marijuana is becoming more of a reality for many states. As of now, twenty states and Washington D.C. have legalized the plant that
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+16 +5Marijuana Drastically Shrinks Aggressive Form Of Brain Cancer: Study
Over the past few years, research has revealed that marijuana can both destroy certain cancer cells and reduce the growth of others. Now, a new study in mice has found that when combined with radiation treatment, cannabis can effectively shrink one o...
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+11 +3U.N. Says U.S. Marijuana Legalization Violates International Law
Moves by some U.S. states to legalize marijuana are not in line with international drugs conventions, the U.N. anti-narcotics chief said on Wednesday, adding he would discuss the issue in Washington next week.
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+16 +1Grandmas Smoking Weed for the First Time (Extended Cut)
We found three grandmas who had never smoked pot and gave them an opportunity to try it for the first time. Then we gave them snacks and had them play cards against humanity.
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+5 +1Bob Marley's family launches global marijuana brand, with help from a Seattle company
Throughout the past century, there are few people that publicly supported the legalization of marijuana more than the late Bob Marley. “When you smoke the herb, it reveals you to yourself,” the reggae legend famously said.
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+22 +5Marijuana breathalyzer in the works to zap mystery out of who's high
A new kind of breathalyzer is being developed to help detect when someone is high on marijuana.
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+6 +2Get High, Train Harder
Four to six times a week, elite triathlete Clifford Drusinsky wakes up at 3 AM to train. But before he sets out, he opts not for a sports drink but for 20 milligrams of THC in a marijuana energy bar. By the time it kicks in, 30 minutes later, he's started an hour in the pool, a three-hour bike ride, or a 13-mile run. "Marijuana relaxes me and allows me to go into a controlled, meditational place," says Drusinsky. "When I get high, I train smarter and focus on form."
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+17 +2U.S.: Federal Court To Hear Evidence On Whether Marijuana Is Misclassified As Dangerous Drug
The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of California will hold rare formal hearings beginning Monday, October 27, to determine whether an indictment against Brian Justin Pickard and others for conspiracy to grow more than 1,000 marijuana plants violates the U.S. Constitution, and whether marijuana is misclassified by the federal government as a dangerous Schedule I drug with no medical value.
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