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Regular cannabis use can have "real and significant" mental health effects but is unlikely to cause schizophrenia, according to a report from Government drugs advisers published yesterday. The drug can impair psychological and psychomotor performance, cause acute intoxication reactions and lead to relapses of individuals with mental illnesses. Charles Clarke Charles Clarke proposes to keep cannabis as a Class C drug But the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs said that on current evidence smoking cannabis was likely to increase the chances of developing schizophrenia by just one per cent. The council, which was asked to reconsider the Government's decision to …
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Author: HEATHER LOW CHOY Date: 26/01/2006 Source: http://www.themercury.news.com.au/common/s...55E3462,00.html Copyright: © Davies Bros
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Author: Date: 19/01/2006 Source: http://www.themercury.news.com.au/common/s...255E421,00.html Copyright: © Davies Bros Wow, thats alot of stuff to get busted for. Even between six people, I'd say they'll still be going to jail for a while. No sympathy from me though, as i dont agree with ANYONE selling that other stuff, be it speed, x, whatever
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2 hwy patrols and one D's car bastards picture was takin from a mates house
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Who made it? Can I make a few banners and have it changed monthly or something? Not that I dont like it, but changing the artwork around looks good... plus im sure I can do something great for OSA! If yous like it keep it...
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Hey guys, Im just messing around with my PC trying to kill some time and noticed that my HDD's (I have 2 of them, one 120GB and one 60GB) are set as 'secondary master' and 'secondary slave'. My DVD and CD burner (two separate drives) are set as 'primary master' and 'primary slave. My question was, Should the HDD's be set to 'primary master + slave' and my disc drives set to 'secondary master + slave'? If I were to swap them around (I have no probs doing this) would my PC benefit from it in any ways? Or should I just leave it be? Cheers :thumbsup nugget23
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http://www.theage.com.au/news/national/cal...37864866613.htm AUSTRALIA'S drug regulator should decide whether medical use of cannabis is permitted, according to the head of the committee developing the first national cannabis strategy. In a move likely to increase pressure on federal and state governments to allow medicinal use of the drug, Richard Mattick, chairman of the national cannabis strategy, said the Therapeutic Goods Administration determined the effectiveness and safety of medication, and cannabis should be treated the same way. The TGA's role was to approve new therapeutics in Australia and it was up to it to determine whether medication was safe and eff…
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Author: HEATHER LOW CHOY Date: 25-01-2006 Source: http://www.themercury.news.com.au/common/s...55E3462,00.html Copyright: © Davies Bros
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The Age Call on cannabis medicine By Carol Nader January 24, 2006 AUSTRALIA'S drug regulator should decide whether medical use of cannabis is permitted, according to the head of the committee developing the first national cannabis strategy. In a move likely to increase pressure on federal and state governments to allow medicinal use of the drug, Richard Mattick, chairman of the national cannabis strategy, said the Therapeutic Goods Administration determined the effectiveness and safety of medication, and cannabis should be treated the same way. The TGA's role was to approve new therapeutics in Australia and it was up to it to determine whether medication was sa…
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Police are continuing their crackdown on the city's drug trade with an appeal to the public to "Dob in a Dealer" during a program launched today. The Dubbo-based initiative will run for the next four weeks, with members of the public urged to come forward with any information they may have regarding suspected drug activity. Orana crime prevention officer Senior Constable Anthony Chapman said the localised program as an initiative of local police and would concentrate on Dubbo. "We know that the public shares our desire to get these drug dealers off the streets. "We don't want them in our community, and we need the community's help to make arrests. "We have had great succe…
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Source : Sky News Active on Austar Digital. I just found it hilarious that not are they only 2 years behind in mentioning one of these systems, they mentioned it by name so commercial growers can get more for their money but after considering that for a few seconds, they might have mentioned the name of the product so commercial growers will buy the systems so the police can track the growers down via their order
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Marijuana growers have gathered in Europe's pot-smoking capital for a trade show that is taking on the trappings of a major industry fair, complete with scantily clad models, glossy brochures and, of course, samples. But instead of posing next to muscle cars, the models explained the intricacies of hydroponics culture such as the "iGrow-box Intensive Irrigation System" and exhibitors showed off their bongs, grinders, rolling paper, reflective film, hemp-fabric apparel and how-to marijuana growing videos. "This gives you an uplifting high, up in the mind, not in your body," marijuana cultivator Arjan Roskam said of his latest Cannabis Cup-winning strain, Arjan's Haze #…
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im not sure if i should be upset, worried or happy about this but for some reason over the past few days i have noticed that my computer hasnt been going mental with the cpu fan which makes a god aweful amount of noise :scratchin its not just when im logged into the computer and playing games or what ever either, usually when i turn the computer on, there is a period of about 10 seconds where the fans spin like crazy which creates a really loud and annoying sound, lately that hasnt happened i dunno what the go is, but even during winter when it was literally 5 degrees, when i turned the computer on, the fans would come on like crazy... now all i can hear is a ba…
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CHRISANTHI GIOTIS Tuesday, 17 January 2006 While drugs may have played a role in many of Andy Warhol's 1960s artworks, it's not often art galleries hold an exhibition dealing with the subject of drugs. That's why the Dubbo Regional Gallery (DRG) is pretty excited about the exhibition that opened last weekend and will continue until March 12. Drugs: A Social History was first organised for the Justice and Police Museum, Sydney by the Historic Houses Trust and is now on at the DRG exhibition space at the Dubbo Branch Macquarie Regional Library. The exhibition brings fascinating facts to light - like past medical practices that included prescribing heroin for relief …
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THE half brother of convicted drug smuggler Schapelle Corby has faced a Queensland court on drug, and break-and-enter charges. James Kisina, 18, of Loganlea, south of Brisbane, and two other men were arrested and charged yesterday over a home invasion at Rochedale on Tuesday. Mr Kisina, who is a half brother to Corby, faced the Beenleigh Magistrates Court south of Brisbane today on eight charges. They include two counts each of deprivation of liberty and assault occasioning bodily harm, and one count each of producing a dangerous drug, possession of a dangerous drug and possession of items used in the commission of a crime and entering a dwelling. Mr Kisina was rema…
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