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Special: “Marijuana’s Cultural Moment” panel at Drug Policy Alliance Int’l Drug Policy Reform Conference
Moderated by “Radical” Russ Belville
Deborah Small – Break the Chains Executive Director
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Cannabis Conversations
Ethan Nadelmann: Highlights of Opening Remarks at DPA Reform Conference in Albuquerque, NM.
Aaron Houston, MPP Federal Lobbyist, on Mexican drug cartel influence in small town America
Lorenzo Jones, A Better Way Foundation, on the progress of reform in Connecticut
Whitney Taylor, former campaign director, on new civil fines for “public consumption” following passage of her Massachusetts’ Question 2 decrim measure
Karen O’Keefe, MPP State Programs Director, on new medical marijuana bills that take away right to home grow or restrict qualifying conditions
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Adam: Italian prosecutor "Or perhaps after smoking hash, they decide to include Meredith in an extreme sexual game" Hash smoking blamed in Amanda Knox murder trial.
Missippi Hippy: Aaah 1987... my third year in Hawaii. No schwaggie stuff for me... it was da kine Maui Wowie n Kona bud for this whiskey swillin, beer guzzlin', doobie puffin', ho [...]
WakeUpDead: 1987, wow flashback, think that was a huge Acid Summer, well alot were between 85-90, Um "The Dead" were still around and life was alot simpler. Dirt weed was abounding [...]
MrSpof: Off topic but there's no way any geek wouldn't want to build this http://tinyurl.com/yhj6h6a , get , and mow the damned grass
WakeUpDead: Wow when did Thrus 19th stash post? Missed it all day, never looked. Oh well I get to have two new stashes tonight + CCS on Ustream too. Happy 420!
MrSpof: Time for another weekend funny story? Scooch up and listen: A long time ago in an apartment far, far away, my roomie and I scored some absolute crap weed in [...]
WakeUpDead: Im still wondering why Cheech and Chong went with MPP to do their new tour. Im kinda peeved, why didnt they invite all reform groups be represented? I dont understand?
Adam: I wish I had a job
lost my a year ago...
MrSpof: The 3B high: accept no substitutes. If this had been an actual emergency, would have been served.
Missippi Hippy: Yes... work is That is why I retired at 48, or should I say... I fired my bosses and replaced them with myself.
mr reuben: oh wait now it works. hah
mr reuben: using mozilla and it didn't seem to work
RevRayGreen: mr reuben.....we would tell you but we would have too...just kidding are you using Mozilla or Exporer?
MrSpof: Thank god, the pain of another week is history. Work =
mr reuben: Thanks sameoldwine
sameoldwine: And on that cheery note, I bid you all a good weekend! Adios
sameoldwine: Oops, sorry "mr reuben". Excuse my bad.
sameoldwine: @mrrubin just click on any of our avatars("little photos") and you will go to Gravitar to make one. :)
sameoldwine: @MH that guy equating marijuana with mental instability is wacked
mr reuben: Hey guys how do I get an icon like you all have to the left of your names?
Missippi Hippy: Thanks SOW. I needed an article like that to blow off steam. Here it is again stashers...
http://bit.ly/5tV14F
Hit that comments section hard.
sameoldwine: So, we have ; baseball & swimming all
Amotivational?
sameoldwine: Ricky is a super star!! He really got the motor runnin after Mr. Brown went down.
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Some of the nation’s top athletes discuss why today's pros are turning to cannabis — and away from alcohol and painkillers — off the field, and question why pro sports leagues are continuing to sanction those who do. Moderator: Steve Bloom, Author, Pot Culture; editor, celebstoner.com * Toby Grear, MMA fighter * Sean Neumann, Documentary Filmm […]
Cannabis Law Reform's Missing Link: Law Enforcement Former Seattle Police Chief Norm Stamper; LEAP and NORML Advisory Board; Author of Breaking Rank Putting the Mexican Cartels Out of Business Mexican drug cartels now employ over 100,000 soldiers and are responsible for nearly ten thousand deaths per year. Their largest source of income is marijuana. […]
Stash for Thu, Nov 19, 2009
wouldn't want to build this 
, and mow the damned grass 
lost my a year ago...
would have been served.
; baseball & swimming all 
Amotivational? 
star!! He really got the motor runnin after Mr. Brown went down.
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