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  1. Ron Strider

    Could Marijuana Be An Aphrodisiac

    A new study is the first to show that regular use of marijuana or cannabis is linked to having more sex. The study by the Stanford researchers assessed the use of marijuana and frequency of sexual intercourse among participants in the United States. Results were unprecedented. The study was...
  2. Ron Strider

    Al Harrington Wants To Help NBA See Benefits Of Medical Marijuana

    He swears that this came to him later in life, when he’d tried everything else. “And I’m not lying; I was one of those guys who grew up thinking if you smoked weed you had no future,” Al Harrington says. “I never tried it as a kid. My boys were smoking when we were kids and I never tried it. I...
  3. Ron Strider

    Caribbean: Marijuana Challenge

    San Francisco. The very evening I arrived in downtown San Francisco, I was shocked to see the big marijuana sign on the moving bus. In bold, colorful letters, the sign celebrated the words, Marijuana Is Here. And indeed, it is, very much so. Next January, recreational use of marijuana becomes...
  4. Ron Strider

    American Opinions Have Changed When It Comes To Marijuana, Federal Laws Should Too

    An estimated two out of three U.S. adults – including majorities of self-identified Democrats, Independents, and Republicans – believe that the adult use of marijuana should be legally regulated. That's according to nationwide polling data published this week by Gallup. The percentage is...
  5. Ron Strider

    CA: Cannabis Working Group Votes For Special Use Permits

    The members of the Plumas County Cannabis Working group have decided that if a Plumas County citizen wants to grow cannabis, he or she must apply for a Special Use Permit (SUP). At its regular meeting Oct. 19, the group reiterated that decision for all zones, excluding all residential zones...
  6. Ron Strider

    UK: Ex-Policewoman's Cannabis Use To Relieve Pain From MS

    Meet Sue Cox: Former police officer, grandmother... and committed cannabis user. The 64-year-old said the devastating effects of multiple sclerosis have left her dependent on the illegal drug for the pain relief she feels it gives her. Mrs Cox, from Cwmbran, Torfaen, served with Gwent...
  7. Ron Strider

    UK: Halifax Councillor Calls Out 'Marijuana' As A Racist Term

    A city councilor in Halifax said he avoids use the term "marijuana" after discovering the history of the word. That councilor, Shawn Cleary, chairs a committee dealing with implementing cannabis regulation within Nova Scotia as legalization approaches in July 2018. "It was intentional to...
  8. Ron Strider

    CA: New Website Details San Diego's Recreational Marijuana Guidelines

    A website that went online Tuesday provides the city of San Diego's guidelines and details about permitting for the new recreational marijuana industry. The page – sandiego.gov/marijuanainfo – focuses on the cultivation, testing, sales and delivery of marijuana products. Earlier this year...
  9. Ron Strider

    Marijuana Can Help Children With Seizures, Cancer, Nausea

    Should kids and adolescents ever use medical marijuana? Administering the drug to younger patients remains somewhat contentious, but it also appears effective in treating a limited number of symptoms. According to a new study published today in the journal Pediatrics, medical marijuana is...
  10. Ron Strider

    VA: When Reforming Marijuana Laws, We Should Look To Science

    Last week a viewpoint writer wrote a piece about how marijuana should remain illegal in Virginia. In his piece, Thomas Ferguson described the adverse health effects of marijuana use, and how it would not be in the Commonwealth's interest to relax laws surrounding marijuana use. While there is a...
  11. Ron Strider

    Former NFL Players Say League Should Allow Players To Use Marijuana To Treat Pain

    Medical marijuana has been legalized in 29 states, but it remains illegal for professional football players to use as a treatment for injuries and chronic pain. That doesn't mean players in the National Football League aren't using the drug. Quite the opposite. Eben Britton, who retired in...
  12. Ron Strider

    RMHIDTA's Marijuana Reports Are Nothing But Propaganda

    Law enforcement officials recently released volume five of their ongoing series of reports: "The Legalization of Marijuana in Colorado." Like past reports on this subject issued by the Rocky Mountain High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (RMHIDTA), this paper is neither objective nor...
  13. Ron Strider

    Peru Legalizes Medical Marijuana In Move Spurred By Mother's Home Lab

    Lawmakers in Peru have voted overwhelmingly in favour of a bill to legalize medical marijuana, allowing cannabis oil to be locally produced, imported and sold. With a vote of 68-5, Peru's Congress approved the bill which will be written into law in 60 days, once regulations for producing and...
  14. Ron Strider

    Federal Employees, Smoking Pot And Working In DC

    Federal Employees Buying Marijuana? A headline that reads Federal Employees in D.C. Are Buying Loads of Legal Weed will capture the attention of anyone who pays attention to news impacting the federal community. Is the headline designed to capture the attention of potential readers or are...
  15. Ron Strider

    Philippines: House Leader Vows To Oppose Medical Marijuana-Use Bill

    A senior deputy minority leader strongly opposed on Monday the passage of a measure decriminalizing the use of marijuana. Party-list Rep. Lito Atienza of Buhay said the Philippine Medical Association has rejected the House Bill (HB) 6517 outright, declaring marijuana "contrary to the policy...
  16. Ron Strider

    A Healing Drug: Former NFL Players Advocate The Use Of Cannabis

    Several former NFL players advocated the use of cannabis as a healing medicine Saturday during the Southwest Cannabis Conference and Expo in Phoenix. A six-member panel consisted of four former NFL athletes – including Marvin Washington, Mark Restelli, Jim McMahon and Grant Mattos –...
  17. Ron Strider

    Canada: Most Election Candidates Support Municipal Cannabis Licensing

    An overwhelming number of municipal candidates from across Alberta surveyed by anti-smoking advocate group Action on Smoking and Health support municipal restrictions on the use of cannabis in public places. In total, 159 candidates from 20 major Alberta municipalities were asked nine...
  18. Ron Strider

    UK Lawmakers Join Protest Tea Party To Support Medicinal Marijuana

    Several British lawmakers lent their support to a cannabis tea party on the lawns outside parliament on Tuesday, protesting against legislation that criminalizes use of the drug for medical purposes. Three Members of Parliament and dozens of patients sat down at a table laid out with cakes...
  19. Ron Strider

    Major Newspaper Calls For 'Amsterdam-Like Cafes' For Public Marijuana Use

    The state of California will legalize recreational marijuana on January 1st. But while everyone will be able to purchase cannabis at legal dispensaries, that still leaves the issue of where can they use it. Well, one newspaper is proposing the creation of "Amsterdam-like cafes" for exactly that...
  20. Ron Strider

    Philippines: Compassionate Marijuana

    House Bill (HB) 6517, otherwise known as the "Philippine Compassionate Medical Cannabis Act", was unanimously endorsed by the House Committee on Health on October 2. Originally authored by Rep. Rodolfo T. Albano III of the First District, Isabela, the bill seeks to legalize and regulate the...
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