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Category: Fun | Posted on Fri, November, 25th 2011 by THCFinder

So misleading = (

 

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TV Takes a Close Look at a Marijuana Haven, Just Before the Law Does
Category: Dispensaries | Posted on Fri, November, 25th 2011 by THCFinder
Orange County and Beverly Hills have “The Real Housewives.” The San Francisco Giants had “The Franchise” on Showtime last summer.
 
Now, Oakland is getting ready for a reality television close-up. Naturally, it is a show about marijuana.
 
The Discovery Channel will broadcast the first episode of “Weed Wars” on Thursday. The four-part series offers an inside look at the medical marijuana business at Harborside Health Center in Oakland, the largest dispensary on the West Coast. The show stars the colorful crew that runs the dispensary: Steve DeAngelo, the silver-pigtailed co-founder and executive director; Luigi Zamarra, the nervous accountant; and Dave Wedding Dress, the bearded, dress-wearing co-founder, among others.
 
The day-to-day routine, it turns out, is a mix of the achingly mundane and the risky. In one episode, as Terryn, a Harborside “bud tender,” frets about aphids killing his plants, Mr. DeAngelo stares into the camera lens and says, “At any moment federal agents could break through these doors and lock me up for the rest of my life.” In fact, the Justice Department announced a big crackdown on medical marijuana dispensaries across California soon after the series finished its scheduled shooting, though Harborside remains open.
 
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Weekend smokeout
Category: Fun | Posted on Fri, November, 25th 2011 by THCFinder

Hope you guys are ready for a great weekend!

 

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14-year-old gets two months in Bali prison for marijuana possession
Category: News | Posted on Fri, November, 25th 2011 by THCFinder
I think everyone should give a big F!CK YOU to the people behind the decisions to send a 14 year old to Jail for months because of Marijuana. As if the entire thing wasn't bad enough after all of the media attention, what good is 2 months in Jail going to do at all? I hope these people look back and realize what complete assholes they are for sending a kid to Jail over something so insignificant!
 
DENPASAR, Indonesia — A Bali court sentenced a 14-year-old Australian boy to two months in jail on Friday for possessing a few grams of marijuana, a lighter sentence than sought by prosecutors after Canberra asked for leniency.
 
The teenager is likely to be released in early December, a prosecutor said, having already served time since his detention in October.
 
Australia pushed Indonesia for leniency in a case that has sparked controversy given his age, and its Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd welcomed the court verdict that he said meant the boy and his family would probably be back home by Christmas.
 
The teenager was on holiday in Bali when he was allegedly found with 3.6 grams of marijuana.
 
A lawyer for the boy said his parents would not appeal the court decision to give him a two-month term, which was lighter than the prosecutors’ demand for three months.
 
Indonesia has a maximum penalty for drugs possession of 12 years in jail, and smugglers can face the death sentence.
 
In past cases Australians have received heavy sentences for attempting to smuggle drugs, a source of tension between the two neighbors.
 
 
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Super Joint to the rescue
Category: Fun | Posted on Fri, November, 25th 2011 by THCFinder

Another epic rolled Joint, if it burns...

 

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ESA satellite to search for marijuana plantations
Category: News | Posted on Fri, November, 25th 2011 by THCFinder

Does anyone else see a problem here? Using satelite technology to find Marijuana plants? Don't these goverment have more important things to waste their time and Tax payer money on than finding plants with a freaking satelite? 

The European Space Agency ESA and the police are joining forces to spot marijuana plantations hidden in sweet corn fields in Limburg, the Telegraaf reports on Friday.
 
The experiment is due to begin in early 2012.
 
Using high-resolution satellite imagery, researchers can now read a 'spectral signature' from a marijuana plant and distinguish it from other crops.
 
The technique has been used with success in Canada since 2007, a spokesman for Venlo town council told the paper.
 
Rural areas
 
The trial is taking place within the context of the government's crackdown on illegal plantations in rural areas.
 
Some 8,000 professional plantations are found in private homes, in commercial properties and in farm sheds every year.
 
In September 2009 alone, police in Limburg found seven large and 87 small plantations hidden in sweet corn fields after police flew over the region in a helicopter. The biggest had 15,000 plants.
 
 
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