Yoda Strain Review

 Posted by at 8:29 PM on November 16, 2011  Strain Review  1 Response »
Nov 162011
 
Yoda Strain Review

One of the few downsides (actually, probably the only downside) to reviewing cannabis strains is that, very quickly, you become jaded on the subject. With so many collectives and dispensaries trying to wow you with their fine medicine, you start to take it all for granted, and suddenly a bud of top-shelf marijuana that not long ago would have seemed the best you ever had doesn’t seem so special anymore. But every now and then, a variety comes along that’s so good, so choice, that you discover all over again [Continue Reading]

Nov 162011
 
New Study Finds Smart People More Likely To Use Drugs

by Scott Morgan I have a feeling they won’t be mentioning this in DARE class. A new British study finds children with high IQs are more likely to use drugs as adults than people who score low on IQ tests as children. The data come from the 1970 British Cohort Study, which has been following thousands of people over decades. The kids’ IQs were tested at the ages of 5, 10 and 16. The study also asked about drug use and looked at education and other socioeconomic factors. Then when [Continue Reading]

Nov 162011
 
Feds Target Montana Marijuana Cultivation In Latest Raid

By Steve Elliott of Toke of the Town Twelve criminal search warrants for marijuana were executed on Wednesday, November 16, at premises in Kalispell, Missoula, Somers, and Whitefish, according to the U.S. Attorney for the District of Montana. The execution of the warrants comes after a year-long investigation into “drug trafficking” activities of a “criminal enterprise” operating in Montana, claims a press release from office of U.S. Attorney Michael W. Cotter. Four civil seizure warrants for financial institutions in Missoula, seeking an unspecified amount of cash, were also executed, reports [Continue Reading]

Nov 152011
 
California's 'Regulate Marijuana Like Wine' Campaign Collects Over 10,000 Signatures In First Two Weeks

Regulate Marijuana Like Wine campaign collects over 10,000 signatures in first two weeks Last week the campaign chairman for a new voter initiative to regulate marijuana like wine predicted his group would collect over 10,000 signatures — in their first two weeks — or he would resign. Today is the deadline for their campaign to make good on it’s promise. True to their word, the Regulate Marijuana Like Wine campaign is releasing documentation to show that they have met their goal. Furthermore, the campaign is releasing the results of an [Continue Reading]

Nov 152011
 
Colorado Board Of Health Patient Rulemaking Hearing Wednesday

The Colorado Board of Health will hold a rule making hearing on Wed., Nov. 16, concerning changes to the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment’s rules and regulations regarding medical marijuana. One of the main topics is a proposal to lower the patient Registry fee from $90 to $35. The Board will also discuss modifying the patient indigence standard and clarifying the definition of “in good standing” for physicians, in accordance with House Bill 11-1043 FULL DETAILS HERE: http://www.cdphe.state.co.us/op/bh/ WHAT YOU CAN DO: 1) ATTEND HEARING Board of Health [Continue Reading]

Nov 152011
 
Police 'DARE' Unit Pulled Over Carrying Marijuana And Sex Toys

By Steve Elliott of Toke of the Town The DARE Dildo Debacle: Crime Commission President Calls For ‘A Hard Look’ At Backpack Full of Dongs A Louisiana DARE unit that was pulled over in New Orleans last March carried not only marijuana, but sex toys and performance enhancing pills. The Drug Abuse Resistance Education sport utility vehicle was at the center of a controversy earlier this year after it was pulled over and New Orleans police discovered marijuana and drug paraphernalia inside on March 8, reports WDSU. The report noted [Continue Reading]

Nov 152011
 
Gary Johnson Makes Marijuana Legalization A Key Issue In His Presidential Campaign

By Brian Gage The race for the Republican presidential nomination is turning out to be interesting, but not for the reasons you might think. You could even call it historic: two candidates who support legalizing marijuana want to be the Republican choice for president and one of them has used it in recent years for medicinal purposes. Texas Congressman Ron Paul, who is currently seeing a surge in popularity, supports legalization of all drugs. The other, Gary Johnson, former governor of New Mexico and former medical marijuana user, says he’s [Continue Reading]

Nov 152011
 
DEA Raids Washington Dispensaries In Cities That Often Won't Prosecute Marijuana Crimes

By Russ Belville Multiple news outlets are reporting DEA and local officials raiding over a dozen dispensaries in the Seattle-area counties of King, Thurston, and Pierce in Washington State. The Olympian reports: The Thurston County Narcotics Task Force served search warrants at five medicinal marijuana dispensaries Tuesday morning and shut them down, according to a police spokesman. The News-Tribune reports: Five dispensaries were targeted in Thurston County and five in Pierce County, law enforcement officials reported. So far, no arrests have been reported from the searches in Pierce and Thurston [Continue Reading]

Nov 142011
 
Man Tests TSA Policy Allowing Patients To Fly With With Medical Marijuana

By Steve Elliott of Toke of the Town It’s usually not a good idea to whip out your medical marijuana while going through a Transportation Security Administration airport checkpoint, but sometimes, in some airports, in some medical marijuana states, it turns out OK. Case in point: Mike Schaef of Tacoma, Washington, who operates North End Club 420, a medical marijuana patient collective garden. When going through security at SeaTac airport just south of Seattle Friday morning at about 10:15, Mike put about two grams of cannabis in the scanner bowl [Continue Reading]

Nov 132011
 
California Court Rules Cities Can Unjustly Ban Medical Marijuana Dispensaries

by Phillip Smith In a decision that is already having an impact on medical marijuana access, a California appeals court ruled Wednesday that cities and counties can lawfully ban medical marijuana dispensaries. In the days since the ruling was announced, a number of localities have already either moved to enact bans or halted plans to regulate dispensaries. California laws “do not provide individuals with inalienable rights to establish, operate or use” dispensaries, nor do they say that dispensaries “shall be permitted within every city and county,” wrote Justice Carol Codrington [Continue Reading]