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North Carolina To Study Economic Impact Of Hemp Cultivation October 5, 2006 - Raleigh, NC, USA Raleigh, NC: State officials will assess the economic and environmental feasibility of industrial hemp production, following the approval of legislation authorizing an independent commission to...

Week Of October 5, 2006 California: Medical Pot Patients May Receive Financial Reimbursement October 5, 2006 - Sacramento, CA, USA Sacramento, CA: The purchase of medicinal cannabis by state-authorized patients is a "bona fide" medical expense and may be covered in part by California's...

Canadian Parliament Cuts Medical Marijuana Research Funding September 28, 2006 - Ottawa, Ontario Ottawa, Ontario: Federal funding that had been earmarked to pay for clinical research on the therapeutic use of cannabis will no longer be available to investigators, under budget cuts announced...

Oral Pot Spray Aids Glaucoma Patients, Study Says September 28, 2006 - Oxford, United Kingdom Oxford, United Kingdom: The oromucosal administration of natural THC extracts temporarily reduces ocular hypertension in glaucoma patients, according to the findings of a pilot study to be...

Week of September 28, 2006 Study Finds No Casual Link Between Marijuana Use And Depression September 28, 2006 - Baltimore, MD, USA Baltimore, MD: Marijuana use by adults is not a statistically significant predictor of depression, according to the results of an ongoing longitudinal study to be...

British Columbia 05 Oct 2006 B.C. THE MARIJUANA CAPITAL OF CANADA, STUDY FINDS People in B.C. smoke more marijuana than people in any other province in Canada, according to a study released Wednesday. "There is more occasional and low-risk cannabis use, more tolerant attitudes, and greater...

Alberta 05 Oct 2006 by Tony Blais, Not having a smelly dead body in the basement of his north-side home helped a city man get marijuana-growing charges against him dismissed yesterday. [Name redacted] , 30, was accused of producing a controlled substance, possession for the purpose of...

Ontario 05 Oct 2006 More than $6.5 million in marijuana plants were found by drug investigators during a five-day sweep of the area last month. Members of the Kawartha Combined Forces Drug Unit conducted the sweep Sept. 18 to 22 in Peterborough County, City of Kawartha Lakes...

the one trouble you wanna watch out for with putting your plants too close together is powdery mildew ...elevating the outer rows higher than the inside ones can help add some room but yes....canso got it right....get a good indica...she'll grow you a nice main cola with some good buds and...

hey Mom....if you see on msn tonight when you all are in there....rattle my chain...and i will pop in ;) i get playing video games and lose track of time

holy crap.....you guys really have some good ones :D

GodBud is a big commercial strain here in BC ....along with AK 47... Micado...Bunker Bud...Biker Bud i agree with what Stoney said its all about weight through personal grwoing experience (i am a med user not for profit) i have found that it is the actual care of the plant that can make...

heck all i've had is coffee.....i eat once a day....big meal and then i'm a bad snacker all evening :rolleyes: Wendy's sounds good though...but i wish i had a Taco Bell near me :(

i'm so baked

welcome :)

welcome to the forum :cool:

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British Columbia 05 Oct 2006 by Ted Colley, Surrey Now, SURREY - City hall is intensifying its hunt for marijuana growing operations. Council has approved more than doubling a five-member team of electrical and fire inspectors that, escorted by police, has been at work for about a year...

British Columbia 05 Oct 2006 by Stuart Hunter, staff writer, 1.84 Million B.C.ers Had Tried Marijuana At Least Once In 2004 We've gone to pot. British Columbians have greater access to marijuana, and smoke it more often, than other Canadians, according to a joint study. The study, by...

Chicago -- Pete Guither's attempt to criticize the war on drugs has become a war of its own. When an exhibition sponsored by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration opened at the Museum of Science and Industry in August, Guither showed up with a sack full of pamphlets denouncing the...