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Oregon voters have twice turned down measures that would have allowed medical marijuana dispensaries but that hasn’t halted the retail industry’s momentum. Patients like Michael Fowler, who uses the drug to cope with symptoms of kidney disease, gets marijuana from the Human Collective in Tigard. Read more about medical marijuana in Oregon at: www.oregonlive.com

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Dr Coleman gives a brief overview of kush and kemet and their relationship with one another
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Credit – Combination Films www.combinationfilms.com Visit www.stoptheviolencebc.org for more details. Marijuana prohibition has failed. Though it may have been well intentioned to begin with, marijuana prohibition has been ineffective at reducing cannabis availability and has instead created many problems. The most obvious concerns relate to the growth of organized crime gang violence. But what about the trillion dollars that has been spent on the “war on drugs” in North America over the last 40 years? Despite this astronomical price tag and ever growing rates of marijuana-related arrests, the price of marijuana has gone down while the potency has gone up. Things have become so bad these days that young people have easier access to marijuana than to alcohol and cigarettes. This whole thing has been a huge failure. Policy HAS to change. In British Columbia, the marijuana market is estimated to be worth up to 7 billion dollars; double the total revenue of BC’s agriculture, forestry and fishing sectors combined. These massive illegal revenues fuel crime, violence and corruption across the province, and help fund criminal activities like importing cocaine and guns. While marijuana use is not free from harms, health experts have concluded that alcohol and tobacco are much more dangerous. In fact, experts believe that a regulated legal market for adult marijuana use is the best way to protect public health and improve public safety. The strict regulation of marijuana has the …

**PLEASE LIKE/FAVORITE THIS VID, HELPS US OUT A LOT!!** Magweedo and I recently decided to sit down and review some new glass. The new Puckline from Kush Scientific Glass is definitely one of the beastliest tubes we have reviewed on the show. The size and ridiculous amount of filtration make this piece a little intimidating. Light one up and enjoy!
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1. Mystic Roots – Pass The Marijuana 2. Mr Vegas ft. Elephant Man – Bun It 3. Everton Blender – Sensi 4. Bounty Killer – The Highest 5. Chezidek – Herbalist 6. Morgan Heritage – Plant Up The Herbs 7. Mr Vegas – Burn It 8. Early B – Ganja Man 9. Cocoa Tea – The Weed 10. Junior Kelly – Boom Draw 11. Beenie Man – Ganja Farm 12. Bushman – Cannabis 13. Sean Paul – We Be Burnin’ 14. Pinchers – Sensimilla 15. Lyrikal – Ganja Rule The World 16. Benjai – I’ve Got Something 17. Spragga Benz – High Grade 18. Luciano – Free Up The Weed 19. Sizzla – Healing Of The Nation 20. Saba Tooth – Ganja Man 21. Chilla Rinch – Sensi 22. Sizzla – Get We Out 23. Wayne Marshall ft. Elephant Man – Weed Smoke 24. Michael Rose – Stalk Of Sensimilla This is Green….check out Red and Gold on my channel.
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“To me, the ‘canna-business,’ it’s a great example of community-level capitalism working well,” says Heather Donahue, Hollywood actress-turned-marijuana farmer and author of the new book Grow Girl. Donahue sat down with Reason.tv’s Tim Cavanaugh to discuss why she left acting only a few years after her iconic role as “Heather” in the Blair Witch Project and how she ended up cultivating marijuana in a small Northern California community known as “Nugget Town.” Although Donahue favors legalization of marijuana and acknowledges the terrible toll that prohibition has taken, she also thinks that California’s medical marijuana market has flourished in the legal “grey area” that currently exists. “By creating this grey area, you’re actually creating a system that works,” says Donahue. “This is a system on a human scale, and that’s part of why it works so well.” Approximately 9:43 minutes. Interview by Tim Cavanaugh. Shot and edited by Zach Weissmueller. Visit Reason.tv for HD, iPod and audio versions of this video and subscribe to Reason.tv’s Youtube channel to receive automatic notification when new material goes live.
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Dizzy Gillespie Quintet at Newport Jazz Festival. Lineup: Dizzy Gillespie - trumpet, vocals James Moody – tenor sax, flute Kenny Barron – piano Christopher White – bass Rudy Collins – drums Guest: Big Black – congas Thanks to shekkythebastard for the lineup.