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Just thought some people might want to see this. Maybe if you have kids. Paul Dillon seems like a reasonable guy as far as I can tell. http://www.allenandunwin.com/default.aspx?...k=9781741756807

Author: Mary O'Hara Date: 26 June 2009 Source: guardian.co.uk http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2009/jun...rds-politicians

Bufo I loved you thread, its brilliant!! So now I'm thinking that poor Sally R who inspired it all needs a little help from us to suggest to her and her super (ill)astute boss the addict-shrink some more useful research topics than the piss-weak one that brought her here (in case you missed it she works for that lovely organisation NCPIC who for only 3 million per year of our beautiful tax dollers get to promote loser vids to make you quit pot and they run research programs into how to get us good folk to part the good ol' green. I'm rambling and I'd rather start rolling, the prize is an amazing drawing of a dope leaf drawn by...oh I don't know maybe an incredibly tal…

Author: DAVID KILLICK Date: June 26, 2009 02:14pm Source: The Mercury Copyright: © 2008 Davies Brothers Pty Ltd. Nice sentence

This was posted at my home site at TY and thought I would share it here. Posted by Pflover 25/6/09 Here is a patent on a very unique THC extraction and purification process that relies on extraction THCacid using an acid/base extraction technique. It's intriguing if nothing else. I've tried a simplified version of the process out and altho not that great of a yield off dried bud it did work and seem to produce a very pure product. The yield made me wonder if it might be more effective with wet bud. Interestingly it yields both a high grade "honey oil" (which the patent actually suggests is tossed) and this purified THCA/THC. Production of .DELTA. 9 tetrahydrocannabi…

Anyone out there has experience in a start up. Or is then one already that just needs a better marketing manager to promaote it. Or do they need better reppresention in the public because most people know that it would damage perceptions in the cominuty.

Published: 24 Jun 09 16:12 CET http://www.thelocal.de/society/20090624-20173.html A trio of middle-aged Germans produced more than 14 tonnes of marijuana by hiding it in maize fields in locations around the country, a court in Koblenz heard on Wednesday. The men, aged 49, 60 and 64, are charged with growing around 3.5 tonnes of the drug each year from 2004 until 2007, while in 2006 they harvested a bumper crop of four tonnes thanks to perfect weather conditions. The men rented fields in North Rhine-Westphalia and Rhineland-Palatinate, hiding their cannabis crop by growing maize around the edges of the fields, a ruse which worked for years. They also imported up t…

Thu, 25 Jun 2009 12:56p.m http://www.3news.co.nz/News/NationalNews/K...64/Default.aspx Copyright © - TVWorks Limited - All Rights Reserved New Zealanders are among the highest users of cannabis per head of population in the world according to a report just released by the United Nations. The report says 13 percent of New Zealanders use marijuana at least once a year – more than in Australia and most other countries, but lower than Canada and Italy. The report says overall drug use is steady or declining, but there are still 28 million heavy drug users worldwide. 3 News

Zimmer frame gang 'tortures adviser' who lost $4 million June 24, 2009 - 1:25PM A group of wealthy pensioners has been accused of kidnapping and torturing a financial adviser who lost about $4 million of their savings. The pensioners, nicknamed the "Geritol Gang" by German police after an arthritis drug, face up to 15 years in jail if found guilty of subjecting German-American James Amburn to the alleged four-day ordeal. Two of them are said to have hit him with a Zimmer frame outside his home in Speyer, western Germany, before he was bound with duct tape, bundled into the boot of an Audi A8 and driven 300 miles to a home on the shores of a popular holiday lake in B…

Skippy gets off 'is face gotta luv dat