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Laugh a day keeps the doc away

Category: Fun | Posted on Tue, February, 28th 2012 by THCFinder

Hopefully you are a little medicated before watching this, it really gave me a good laugh = ).

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Two NFL players charged with marijuana possession

Category: News | Posted on Tue, February, 28th 2012 by THCFinder

Apparently Atlanta police have nothing better to do with their time than to bust small time personal marijuana users in their own homes. You would think their time and tax payers hard earned money would be better spent going after serious criminals!

ATLANTA (AP) – Free agent linebacker Leroy Hill was arrested by police in Atlanta for possession of less than an ounce of marijuana.

According to a statement from Atlanta police on Monday, Hill was arrested early Saturday after officers were called to an Atlanta condominium following a complaint about a marijuana odor. Officers say they confirmed the smell, obtained a search warrant and found partially smoked blunts and marijuana residue inside.

The News Tribune of Tacoma, Wash., first reported Hill's arrest. Hill has spent his entire NFL career with the Seattle Seahawks.

In a statement Monday afternoon, the Seahawks said they were in the process of gathering information and would not be commenting at this time.

This isn't Hill's first run-in with off-field problems. He was arrested in January 2009 on a marijuana-possession charge in Georgia and was given 12 months of probation. He also was arrested on a domestic violence charge in a Seattle suburb in April 2010

(Source) http://www.usatoday.com

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Serious Marijuana Side Effects

Category: Fun | Posted on Tue, February, 28th 2012 by THCFinder

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Cypress Hill Leading Protest Of Feds' Attack On Medical Marijuana

Category: Events | Posted on Tue, February, 28th 2012 by THCFinder

Cypress Hill SmokeOut has teamed with Americans for Safe Access (ASA) and Medicine & Music Project for a peaceful protest in response to recent federal activities against medical marijuana as well as the local Los Angeles ban on medical marijuana.

The event will start with protesters meeting at the west steps of City Hall at 4:20 pm and will then proceed to the Edward R. Royal Federal Building where speakers will include Cypress Hill's B-Real, Americans for Safe Access' California Director Don Duncan and more.

The goal of the rally is to draw attention to local threats towards patient access and federal interference in efforts to regulate medical marijuana. The scope of the federal crackdown is shocking, as federal officials and agencies have threatened providers, growers and property owners.

B-Real of Cypress Hill: "It's important we employ the collective voice of the music community and bring it to the medical marijuana debate"

The federal government is seeking to intimidate elected officials, financial service providers, legal gun owners and media outlets. This may be the broadest and most serious threat to medical cannabis yet. The federal crackdown has frustrated efforts to regulate medical marijuana in Los Angeles and some City Council members are ready to ban patient cooperatives and collectives outright.

ASA is a national member-based organization of patients, medical professionals, scientists and concerned citizens promoting safe and legal access to cannabis for therapeutic use and research.

"Obama's failure at keeping his promise not to 'circumvent' state medical marijuana laws

and to highlight the unprecedented attack on patients and their providers across the

country are hurting legitimate patients," said Duncan of the ASA. "Patient advocates are calling on Obama to end his attacks on the medical marijuana community and begin to address this issue from a public health standpoint."

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That's how B-Real rolls.

âï¿½ï¿½The rally comes two days before the Cypress Hill SmokeOut -- the all day, mind-opening music festival set for Saturday, March 3 at the NOS Events Center in San Bernardino, Calif. The festival will feature more than 20 artists on two stages, a Medical Marijuana Expo and a Patient Consumption Area, providing private and peaceful area for registered California medical marijuana patients.

"The Cypress Hill SmokeOut is not only a music festival--it's a movement," said B-Real. "The goal of its inception was to use the power of music to build a platform for supporters, advocates and fans to congregate and take a stand toward decriminalization.

"Every artist that has ever been a part of the SmokeOut bill has been selectively chosen not only for their incredible talent and art, but also for their passion for legalization and safe access to medicine," B-Real said. "The artists have the ability to reach and educate their fans and

followers in their respective communities including hip-hop, rock, Latin music or dance."

"It's important we employ the collective voice of the music community and bring it to the

medical marijuana debate," B-Real said. "The SmokeOut for Safe Access rally serves as another podium and another step we need to take to further our success."

Protesters are encouraged to take public transportation. Parking information is also

available here: http://gsd.lacity.org/parking/parking.htm

Starting location - 4:20 pm:

City Hall (meeting at the West Steps)

200 N. Spring St.

Los Angeles, CA 90012

Ending Location:

Edward R. Roybal Federal Building

255 E. Temple Street (between N. Los Angeles St. and N. Alameda St)

Los Angeles, CA 90006

For more information about the proposed ban in Los Angeles:

http://www.AmericansForSafeAccess.org/StopTheBanLA

For more information about federal interference and intimidation:

http://safeaccessnow.org/blog/?p=1952

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Senate Committee OKs Marijuana DUI Standard

Category: News | Posted on Tue, February, 28th 2012 by THCFinder

What if you had a test that showed that you had alcohol in your system from drinking 3 days ago and you could get a DUI!!! Well thats what could possibly happen with Denver giving the greenlight on their Marijuana DUI standard set for 5 nanograms which could potentially show a positive test result if you had smoked the day prior which would result in a DUI and a whole bunch of more trouble after that.

DENVER -- The hazy debate over driving while high is back before Colorado lawmakers, as a Senate committee voted Monday to endorse a proposal setting a scientific standard for determining whether drivers are impaired by marijuana.

The bill says drivers would be considered impaired if they test positive for 5 nanograms or more of THC, the psychoactive ingredient in marijuana, per milliliter of blood. There's disagreement over whether a blood THC test is a fair gauge of whether a driver is impaired, but a Senate panel voted 4-1 to forward the measure to the full chamber.

"The privilege of smoking marijuana should stop at the vehicle door," said the bill's sponsor, Republican Sen. Steve King, of Grand Junction.

Pot activists said they agree driving while high should remain illegal. But some vigorously object to blood testing as a measure of impairment. Because marijuana chemicals are stored in the body's fat, levels can build up over time in people who use pot often.

Scientists gave conflicting testimony Monday.

"Nobody in this audience wants to have drugged driving policies, (but) there is disagreement about per se limits in chronic users," said Dr. Paul Bregman, a Colorado physician who recommends marijuana.

(Source) http://www.thedenverchannel.com

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