Connoisseurs of Cannabis Like fine wine, growing medicinal weed has…
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- Connoisseurs of Cannabis Like fine wine, growing medicinal weed has…
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- Marijuana compound slows lung cancer in mice, says study
- More than 1,600 pot plants found
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Connoisseurs of Cannabis Like fine wine, growing medicinal weed has…
San Francisco Chronicle – Apr 22, 2007
” Center clients can swap reviews or seek information on the Internet at sites like weedtracker. com (for medicinal users) or newsstands about the burgeoning array of options. There are glossy magazines and cannabis cups, including High Times magazine’s long-standing annual event in Amsterdam where pot smoking is legal. Marijuana guru Jorge Cervantes, author of a “Medical Growers Bible” and probably the closest thing the weed world has to the wine world’s Robert Parker, appears in an online High Times video where he talks about his contest judging “system. ” Seated at a table covered with a white cloth and a few dozen samples spread in a semi-circle, he demonstrates how to squeeze the buds and rate olfactory nuance. “Some of the fragrances you should look for are sweet, spicy and musty,” he says, dressed in a black jacket, a black beret covering his long black hair. “If it’s sweet, what’s it like? Is it like bubblegum? Is it like honey?.
Parenting Through the Haze There may be a healthy dose of adult weed…
San Francisco Chronicle – Apr 22, 2007
One of his most recent published reports relied on respondents answering questions over the Internet. Many high-achieving, occasional pot smokers are — no stoner joke intended — paranoid about the consequences of coming out. While studies say that 100 million Americans have tried marijuana and 11 states have some kind of medical cannabis legislation, that has done little to remove the stigma of pot smoking. Or the fear of having law enforcement knock on your door if you discuss it publicly. The Chronicle contacted a couple of pro-marijuana advocacy organizations to try to find people who fit this profile and were willing to go on the record. One advocate e-mailed the request to like-minded souls, but included a disclaimer: “I should say, I don’t know what the legal implications might be for going on record. ” “It’s almost easier to talk about it if you are a medicinal marijuana user, because then you have a reason that is seen as more socially acceptable,” said Helen Nunberg, a Santa Cruz physician who sees hundreds of medical marijuana patients.
The Sun News On-line| Spectator
Daily Sun – Apr 22, 2007
If only he knew that his boys would be less discreet about
the exact nature of their business. Contrary to their code
of conduct, Tajudeen’s boys ease on their guard and
warm up to the reporter. However, they refuse to call the
object of their trade by its popular names; Indian Hemp, Eja,
Pot, Hashish, Spiff, Marijuana, Obi, Cannabis or Igbo. Rather
they refer to it as Oja (merchandise). And worthy merchandise it is that lures Samuel Wright, an
aspiring gospel musician and undergraduate of the University
of South Africa, UNISA, South Africa, from his Iyana Ipaja
neighbourhood to the crannies of Akerele. “Hemp inspires. It relieves me of stress,” says Wright.
Marijuana compound slows lung cancer in mice, says study
Free with registration – PTI – The Press Trust of India Ltd – AccessMyLibrary.com – Apr 22, 2007
–> COPYRIGHT 2007 Asia Pulse Pty Ltd Marijuana compound slows lung cancer in mice, says study Silicon Valley, Apr 22 (PTI) In a finding that could help develop an effective anti-cancer drug, researchers have revealed that human lung cancer tumours grew less than half as fast in mice that were injected with moderate doses of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), an active compound in marijuana. The marijuana compound.
More than 1,600 pot plants found
OCRegister – Apr 22, 2007
“The young man asked us if we wanted to know ‘what went down’ last night,” said neighbor Marcia Prichard, 71. “He seemed so friendly and outgoing. ” Brea undercover officers Friday night pulled more than 1,600 marijuana plants