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Quick Hits (News)Don't Tread on Doctors Who Recommend Medical MarijuanaBy: David Kravets (AP) A federal appeals court ruled for the first time Tuesday that the government cannot revoke the prescription drug licenses of doctors who recommend marijuana to sick patients. Click here for the full story. Mets' Trouble With the GrassBy: Newsday Staff writers At least seven Mets have been suspected of using marijuana this season, part of an alleged pattern of drug use that reaches from the team's minor league system right up to the major league roster. Click here for the full story. The Taliban Is Gone, But Local Interests Keep the Afghan Drug Trade AliveBy: Andrew Chang Afghanistan's vaunted heroin trade is back - trade is back - and many of its proceeds are going to likely terror supporters as well as members of the incumbent government. Click here for the full story. Federal seizure provokes lawsuitBy: Matt Cooper (The Register-Guard) Supporters of medical marijuana said Wednesday that they intend to sue state and U.S. authorities on behalf of a Lebanon (Oregon) man whose plants were confiscated in a seizure that pits federal law against Oregon's protection of the drug as medicine. Click here for the full story. |
Growin' Our Own (Feature stories)It's Pot Harvest Time 2002, World Celebrations, Parties, and When to HarvestBy: Bud Life in California The fall pot harvest is coming in and the crops are better than ever. Weed is coming in from Mexico, Canada, and local home growers. North of the equator, for the outdoor growers who haven't been busted by the helicopters, fall is harvest time. For indoor growers harvest time is when plants are ready. Click here for the full story. Trip to the Amsterdam Coffee Shops, Red Light District, and more ...By: Panama Red It was going to be my 50th birthday and we wanted to party in Amsterdam. We bought 4 Delta Airline tickets to Amsterdam on 14 days notice. The off season price was only $442 each. My old friend Keith who is Founder and Director of an Organization in Washington, D.C., had briefed me on his trip to the Cannabis Cup. He recommended we check out the nearby city of Haarlem. Haarlem is only a 10 minute train ride from Amsterdam. Based on this experienced tip, I contacted Nol, the "Dutch Connection," to help with the recommendation of a hotel. Nol is a real gentleman and he suggested an inexpensive 5 star hotel in Haarlem. The hotel was only a few blocks from Nol's Willie Wortel Coffee Shop and the Global Hemp Museum. Click here for the full story. $10.00 Train Ride to Mazatlan, MexicoBy: Travelin' It was going to be Easter vacation from High School and my buddy Rocky and I wanted to take a cheap vacation. I contacted a travel agent to purchase a train ticket to Mazatlan. Days later I had my quote of $9.75 for a one way ticket. I couldn't believe that over 1,000 miles on a Mexican train would cost less than $10.00 so I ordered our tickets. We drove to Calexico in Rocky's new VW bug which we parked in the U.S. and took a cab across the Mexican border to the Mexicali train station. Click here for the full story. Busted Nuts (part two)By: General Lee Doofy (The 'Nuts' characters are a fictional creation by Rodger Beasly. No living intelligent individuals are represented in this writing) 0013 hrs Communique (Click here for part one) Blade put a match to the neatly rolled joint, took a large hit, snorted at the smoke slowly spiraling from the tip, pursed his lips and passed the joint toward me. I hesitated for a moment before taking the proffered joint from his fingers. Click here for the full story. |
Pipeline (Other stuff)An Open Letter to Senator John Kerry from Libertarian U.S. Senate candidate Michael CloudBy: Michael Cloud Dear Senator Kerry, 1,000,000 peaceful drug offenders are locked up in Federal prisons. You are responsible. Click here for the full story. Drugs and the Stupidity of GovernmentBy: Daryllisauris Just finished enjoying the article submitted by the ex-military medic. I also recently watched the movie "We Were Soldiers," which portrayed what appeared to be the initial injection of US military soldiers into the jungles of Viet Nam. This "injection" of recently graduated high school kids into an "unwinable" military action truly moved me, as did the article from the ex-military medic. Click here for the full story. America's War on Drugs Simply Feeds the CorruptionBy: Frank Lick If there were no other arguments for the legalization of drugs, the corruption in the Los Angeles Police Rampart Division should certainly convince the unconvinced. Click here for the full story. The New Politics of PotBy: Joel Stein (Time) The drug czar is ready for pro wrestling. He already has the name, and now he's got the prefight talk down cold. Click here for the full story. |
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