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Vice: Meet the Guys Trying to Bring Cannabis Cafes to the UK
Vice tells the stories of two cannabis activists that are trying to bring cannabis cafes to the UK.
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Pandora | Gimme That Old Time Fun Denver Green Beaker is a medical marijuana patient and experienced grower. He has focused on experimenting with nearly all growing methods to learn as much as possible about growing cannabis. After several years, there is still much to experiment with. Denver Green Beaker will continue to share what he has learned over the years, and bring Weedists everywhere along on everything he is still learning about what he calls "Humanity's Most Compatible Plant".
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Canadian Medical Marijuana Patients May Face Shortage
With just 2 months before Canadian medical marijuana patients must purchase their meds from federally-approved sources, only 5 suppliers have been licensed.
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Dutch Mayors Want To Regulate Cannabis Production
23 mayors from across the Netherlands want to regulate cannabis production, rather than allowing the supply to continue to come from illegal sources.
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Group Pushing for Marijuana Legalization in Ohio
Cher Neufer, founder of Ohio NORML, has been fighting for legalization in Ohio. Latest legislation would legalize cannabis for medical and recreational use.
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Medical Marijuana Patient Granted Custody of Daughter
A medical marijuana patient in Spokane, OR has been granted custody of his daughter without completing drug treatment for his legally-prescribed cannabis.
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Medical Cannabis for Swine Flu?
According to Robert Melamede of Cannabis Science, a medical cannabis lozenge may prevent death from swine flu.
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Cannabis and Kids: Parents Say Marijuana Has Helped
Boulder, Colorado's Daily Camera reports on cannabis and kids, telling the story of a young boy who's life has been improved by cannabis.
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Marijuana Contests to Join Denver County Fair
This year, the Denver County Fair will host several marijuana-related contests, granting awards for fine plants, joint-rolling and even Dorito-eating.
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Pro-Marijuana Billboards to Surround the Super Bowl
With teams from each state that legalized marijuana going to the Super Bowl, MPP has sprung for billboards in the area.
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Seeking Alpha: Is CannaVest's Sky-High Valuation Justified?
Seeking Alpha reports the meteoric rise of CannaVest, Inc. over the past year, asking if the sky-high valuation is justified.
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Patrick Kennedy Concedes Marijuana Is Safer Than Alcohol
Patrick Kennedy, chairman of anti-pot crusading Project SAM, has finally admitted that marijuana is safer than alcohol. He still favors prohibition.
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Weed Friendly Bed and Breakfast Opens in Denver
New York Times reports that a clothing optional, weed friendly bed and breakfast opening in Denver.
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With Legalization, Garden State Would Get a Lot Greener
Senator Scutari of New Jersey plans to introduce legislation similar to Amendment 64, rightly claiming that legalization would generate and save millions.
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Repeat After Me: Marijuana Is Not Poisonous to Pets
Steve Elliott slams ignorant mainstream reporters for repeatedly reporting marijuana poisoning in pets. Marijuana is not poisonous to pets, or any mammal.
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Louisiana Citizens to Lawmakers: We Want Medical Marijuana
Medical marijuana advocates gathered in Baton Rouge, Louisiana to tell lawmakers to legalize the plant for medicinal uses.
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Marijuana Or Alcohol: Which Is Really Worse for Your Health?
Joseph Bownstein explores the health affects, short and long term, answering the question of which is safer: marijuana or alcohol?
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Poland Looks to Seattle as It Reconsiders Draconian Drug Laws
Poland has hosted several speakers from Seattle to discuss drug laws, their costs and the benefits of reform.
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Oregon Testing Rules Will Be Tough to Meet, Advocates Say
Advocates in Oregon are worried that the medical marijuana testing rules they fought for may have become too restrictive.