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With all the cannabis hybrids, fungal problems are a major concern. Every grower is obsessed with future parents and are naive as to the consequences of breeding farther away from parent plants. Parents being landrace cultivars. I recently found that certain microbes are being used as fungicides. Will write more later.

As far as I know is that most of the states where recreational or medical is legal, there is some form of lab testing required. California's testing will by on line in about 6 months and in the mean time, caveat emptor. California has the strictest standards for organic.

That is a tiny penalty for 8 oz of wax.

A fair amount of Republicans are in support of legalization according to this Fox News poll. https://www.marijuana.com/news/2018/02/fox-news-pot-poll-record-high-support-for-legalization/

~~~ SPLIT BY STAFF ~~~ Waiting to see how the Republicans react to the recent allegations that Senate hopeful Roy Moore of Alabama will react to his sexual impropriety with underage girls.

Appears that another well intentioned thread is being disrupted and trolled from one and soon several, that have no interest in watching his Rep. Schiff's talk. Typical!

The memo is dangerous in that conspiracy nuts create false assumptions which are paraded around as truth. Brought to you by Fox News and other propagandists. Why is memo and collusion capitalized?

Trump's usual early morning Tweet in which he directly slings unfounded accusations at Rep. Schiff. Schiif's savvy response.

Well thought out speech with clear and precise answers. He has always remained calm and his ability to laser in on the facts is very impressive. One of the few bright lights in government these days, especially when contrasted with the ever bungling Trump.

I think this year will be more legalization. New Mexico will legalize in the next year after the present governors term is up this year. Although, medical cannabis has been state law for years and obtaining a medical cannabis card is extremely easy.

Listening to Janis Joplin 'Cheap Thrills'. Oh wow!!

Forgot to add this regarding states laboratories of democracy. Started with SCOTUS. I stopped drinking way back in 1973 a couple of years before I got out of the Air Force. I don’t associate with alcoholics and I loathe that addiction that kills so many every year. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laboratories_of_democracy

30 states have some level of legalization and there are more coming on board. The movement is way too large to turn it back and given there are a number of legalization bills in the Senate, it is only a matter of time. The majority of Americans are sick of the war on drugs and want this failed war stopped. Actually, it is a war on people and arrests for cannabis are disproportionately on persons of color. Why are you so damned uptight? I started this thread and legalistic BS is not welcome!

States are laboratories of democracy, thus states rights. Although, states rights are fine with right wing republicans as long as it suits their fear, paranoia and control freak instabilities. If you don't like cannabis, then don't eat, vape or smoke it. Many use the flower for medicine in which there is mounting research as well as anecdotal evidence as to the efficacy of the compounds in the flower. What I find ludicrous is that one can have a legal dose of opiates, overdose/die, drink and kill others in a car crash and smoke cigarettes and die. All perfectly legal and yet smoke a joint and go to jail. Refer madness was started by one man and weak minded fools still believe him almost 100 years later.

Now that California has legalized recreational cannabis, Vermont is the first state to legalize by legislature. The governor signed the measure into law today. Sessions thinks he can somehow prevent this, but the train is rolling full speed ahead with at least 30 states that has some form of legal cannabis. http://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/370139-vermont-governor-signs-marijuana-legalization-bill

The Narrows are the place to visit in this natural wonder.

Flanagan claimed that it would be useful for deaf persons and yet as far as my research found is that the device has not benefited any person with congenital deafness or severe hearing loss. The School For The Deaf here in Santa Fe NM would not exist if his device functioned as claimed. Flanagan's recent crowd funded 'Neo Neurophone' most likely will never see the light of day given his health issues. The neurophone site claims he is still wanting to improve the functioning of the device. http://www.neoneurophone.com It is difficult to characterize as to what I felt when using the device, but it was more static noise than anything else.

I owned a Neurophone years ago and found the technology to not be worth the money and the claims Flanagan made. Do you own one?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cannabinoid_receptor

Direct is one thing and I guess you don’t know as to what condescending remarks are.

I have a lot of math and that is not how it is written. Must be your invention. Until you stop the condescending remarks I am putting you on ignore. Your narrative is out in know it all land and lacks empathy for others.

What does the bold mean? Makes no sense. I have a difficult time with discussing anything with a know it all, such as yourself.

The bold is only your opinion and does not include the history of Cannabis being used as a medicine and an altered state enhancer for cultivation. Tibetans and Indians made the use of temple balls in rituals and cultivation.