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Lakota June 16, 2013
If you are like most people struggling with what to purchase for your father on Father’s Day, remember it isn’t about the material gifts. This year, if you don’t know... Read More »
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Prospero June 18, 2013
The time has come for harvesting cannabis. After exactly three months of growing cannabis in my apartment in Denver, it’s time to cut these babies down! As I reported last... Read More »
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Mercedys June 17, 2013
3D printing is simply an amazing process. One machine capable of making virtually any non-digital product: i-Phone stands, jewelry, dental braces, tools, or even weapons. Practically anything could be produced, even... Read More »
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Lakota June 17, 2013
I’m a few weeks into my journey of building a cheap hash oil pen using e-cigarette parts, and I couldn’t be happier with my “final product” (final for now, I’m... Read More »
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Aesliip June 18, 2013
I’ve never been one to use fancy soaps that contain lavish ingredients, like shea butter or chamomile. I usually just buy some cheap, industrial strength soap that cleans the shit... Read More »
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Devilmonk June 17, 2013
This weekend I will be doing a fancy dinner for some friends of mine and I thought why not share the main course recipe with you, Weedists. I am making... Read More »
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Lakota June 14, 2013
Superman, or as we like to refer to him now as “Man of Steel”, is a comic book cultural icon. In the story, Clark Kent is an orphan child who... Read More »
The time has come for harvesting cannabis. After exactly three months of growing cannabis in my apartment in Denver, it’s time to cut these babies down! As I reported last week (and a bit the week before), I’ve been flushing my plants with mostly water (and just a little bit... Read More »
I’ve never been one to use fancy soaps that contain lavish ingredients, like shea butter or chamomile. I usually just buy some cheap, industrial strength soap that cleans the shit out of me but leaves my skin feeling dry and smelling soapy. I had to break this habit when I... Read More »
A federal judge in Colorado struck down a law that would require magazines about marijuana to be sold behind counters like pornographic magazines, following findings by state officials that the law was unconstitutional. On May 28, Colorado lawmakers passed a set of regulations governing the legal use of marijuana... Read More »
The race to be the next state to legalize marijuana at the ballot box is on. Activists in three states — Alaska, Arizona, and Oregon — have taken initial steps to get the issue before the voters during the 2014 general election. In Alaska, Lt. Gov. Mead Treadwell last... Read More »
House and Senate lawmakers last week gave final approval to legislation, LD 1062, to allow patients diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder, inflammatory bowel disease, and other debilitating disorders to be eligible to engage in the therapeutic use of cannabis. The measure expands the list of qualifying conditions for which a Maine Read More »
Since dispensaries were outlawed in Michigan, one medical marijuana collective is trying to find a new way to help patients, earn a living and stay legal. Now, the collective is charging caregivers $100 to connect them to new patients, and $100 a month to use their location as a safe place to meet with patients and provide their medicine.
With Republican Gov. Rick Perry’s signature Friday, a bill that would require some people seeking unemployment assistance to undergo drug tests has become law. But critics say it is a waste of time and taxpayer dollars. Perry signed into law Senate Bill 21, which will require applicants trying to find... Read More »
Curtis Kyle, a Michigan resident with cerebral palsy who has used a wheelchair his whole life, is “rolling to the White House” to talk to politicians about marijuana legalization. He’s hoping to log 40 miles per day (513 miles) and arrive in DC by July 4th. No word back yet from the White House on any meeting…
There was a big Supreme Court ruling today. In Alleyne v. United States, a 5-4 majority extended an important sentencing reform that had begun with in the 2000 case Apprendi v. New Jersey. According to Mike Gottlieb on SCOTUSblog: It has been settled since… Apprendi v. New Jersey, that any facts which increase a criminal defendant’s maximum possible... Read More »