Archive for November 1st, 2009
gina our automated mom for green flag compliance asks the question : has anyone talked to phillip morris ???
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The federal government “is soliciting organizations that can grow marijuana on a large scale, with the capability to prepare marijuana cigarettes and related products, distribute marijuana, marijuana cigarettes and cannabinoids, and other related products not only for research, but also for other government programs.” – reports Rachel Ehrenfeld of Forbes.com.
Does ObamaCare mean Pot Cigarettes for all of us?
Medical Marijuana Bibliography
My grandson the doctor….. is majoring in medical cannabis management – and he’s handsome too!
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gina our automated mom for green flag compliance asks: are we talkin food critic ???
US paper seeks
pot correspondent
A US newspaper says it has received well over 100 applicants for the post of marijuana critic – many of whom have offered to work for free.
The alternative Denver newspaper, Westword, is seeking a writer for its weekly review of Colorado’s booming medical marijuana dispensaries.
But there is a catch – candidates must have a medical ailment allowing them to enter a dispensary and use marijuana.
Fourteen US states now allow the sale of some sort of medical cannabis.
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 Compensation will be meagre – and no, we can’t expense your purchases  Westword job posting
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“Keep in mind this isn’t about assessing the quality of the medicine on site; it’s about evaluating the quality of the establishment,” says the Westword job posting.
“After all, we can’t have our reviewer be stoned all the time.”
States like Colorado and California, where medical use is legal, have seen an explosion in the number of pot shops – ranging from upmarket clinics to dingy drugs dens.
The dispensaries sell more than a dozen varieties, from White Widow to the less expensive Afghan Gold Seal. Some cost up to $360 (£219) an ounce.
But the writer of Westword’s Mile Highs and Lows column is expected to focus on the dispensaries, not the drugs.
“Compensation will be meagre,” says the posting. It says the paper can’t pay for marijuana purchases, “although that would be pretty cool.”
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