Former surgeon general calls for marijuana legalization By the CNN Wire Staff October 18, 2010 1:11 a.m. EDT Ex-surgeon general: Legalize marijuana Joycelyn Elders tells CNN resources can be better spentShe says the drug's illegality is criminalizing young people "It's not a toxic substance," she saysCalifornia's Proposition 19 would legalize marijuana use in the state (CNN) -- Former U.S. The trend-setting state of California is voting next month on a ballot initiative to legalize pot, also known as Proposition 19. "What I think is horrible about all of this, is that we criminalize young people. Supporters of California's Prop. 19 say it would raise revenue and cut the cost of enforcement, while opponents point to drug's harmful side-effects. U.S. His letter was a response to an August letter from several former directors of the U.S. Elders stressed the drug is not physically addictive and pointed to the damaging impact of alcohol, which is legal.
The Buzz Log - Gay-Friendly McDonald's Ad Goes Viral - Yahoo! Buzz Cannabis Vault : Spiritual Use #2 The following is the text of a pamphlet entitled "Marijuana and The Bible" published by the Ethiopian Zion Coptic Church. With offerings of devotion, ships from the isles will meet to pour the wealth of the nations and bring tribute to his feet. The Coptic Church believes fully the teachings of the Bible, and as such we have our daily obligations, and offer our sacrifices, made by fire unto our God with chants and Psalms and spiritual hymns, lifting up holy hands and making melody in our hearts. Herb (marijuana) is a Godly creation from the beginning of the world. It is known as the weed of wisdom, angel's food, the tree of life and even the "Wicked Old Ganja Tree". Its purpose in creation is as a fiery sacrifice to be offered to our Redeemer during obligations. The Coptic Church is not politically originated, and this was firmly expressed when we met with the political directorate of the land during the period of pre-incorporation. Richard E. According to William A. St.
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The Vaults of Erowid : The Essential Psychedelic Guide INTENSITY: 9 to 10 SAFETY FACTORS: 5-MeO-DMT is an MAO inhibitor. See list of items not to take with MAO inhibitors on page 19. [Erowid Note: This is probably wrong. Although 5-MeO-DMT is metabolized by MAO and occupies some amount of the enzyme, it is not considered an MAO-inhibitor in the normal sense.] Since DMT takes effect almost immediately, users normally lie down or sit in a reclining position prior to taking a hit. MATERIAL: N,N-Dimethyltryptamine and 5-Methoxy-Dimethyltryptamine are naturally occurring psychedelics found in a variety of plants around the world, several of which are native to the Amazon region. N,N-DMT and 5-MeO-DMT are also manufactured synthetically, as separate compounds, and sold on the underground market And although it's quite rare in the psychedelic underground, synthetic DMT is used much more often than DMT from natural sources. HISTORY: There are several plant sources of DMT, many of which have uniquely different histories of use. 1.
Another theory about Neandertal-modern interbreeding Jean M points me to a paper about the theory of Neandertal introgression into the modern human gene pool that I had overlooked. The paper echoes many of my criticisms about the theory which I expressed here and here. The authors put it quite succinctly what was expected of the Neandertal genome by the two competing theories (Out-of-Africa vs. multi-regional) that stand on opposite ends of the spectrum: There are two predominant models of modern human origins: multiregional evolution and recent African replacement. The surprising find about the Neandertal genome is that they were more closely related to Eurasians than to Africans (Yoruba and San): this conflicts with both models. First, that humans absorbed Neandertal genes in the Levant that somehow managed to get distributed evenly across Eurasia, to the extent that a Papuan is as close to Neandertals as a European is, even though there is no hint of Neandertal presence in Papua or thousands of km close to it. Jason A. Summary Link
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Testing out "relaxation beverages" like Drank and iChill. - By Noreen Malone Once upon a time—July—I could sink easily and immediately into eight hours of sleep. I listened smugly as friends and co-workers complained of their Tylenol-PM addictions. Then I moved from a quiet, tucked-away corner of New York City—yes, such a place exists—to a street-level apartment not far from the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway. I developed an irrational fear of bedbugs, began fretting more about work, and passed a birthday that seemed to mark the expiration date for my once-reliable ability to fall asleep shortly after guzzling coffee. Traditional sleeping pills seemed too extreme, even the over-the-counter kind; I just needed to calm down a bit. So when I heard about a new category of drinks called "relaxation beverages"—essentially, the inverse of Red Bull—I decided to test out a few. My experiment wasn't scientifically rigorous (pretty sure I laid the groundwork for that disclaimer the moment I dropped the phrase "sleeping potion"), but it was, at least, consistent.
Terence McKenna Vault Terence McKenna was a psychedelic author, explorer, and showman. He was born in 1946 and grew up in Paonia, Colorado. In high school he moved to Los Altos, California, and from there attended U.C. Berkeley for two years before setting off to see the world. He travelled widely in Europe, Asia, and South America during his college years. His first book, co-authored with his brother Dennis McKenna, was based on their 1971 investigations of Amazonian hallucinogens. In 1975, Terence graduated from Berkeley with a degree in ecology, resource conservation, and shamanism. In 1985, Terence co-founded the non-profit Botanical Dimensions, with Kathleen Harrison-McKenna, to collect and propagate medicinal and shamanic plants from around the world. He spent the last few years of his life living in Hawaii, and died of brain cancer at the age of 53.
Limited Edition “Wizard” Fudge Dice Are Up For Preorder | The Dresden Files RPG The Game | Backstory | Your Story | Our World | Paranet Papers Dice | Downloads | News Everyone wants to be Harry Dresden. Except maybe Harry Dresden. And people who haven’t read Jim Butcher’s Dresden Files books, in which case, get thee hence to a bookstore! We’ll take an extra pint of Mac’s brew and a Whopper to celebrate the following Dresden Files RPG awards: 2011 Gold ENnies: Best Writing, Best Rules, Best New Game and Best Game2011 Silver ENnies: Best Production Values and Product of the Year2010 Golden Geek Game of the Year2010 Golden Geek Best Art/Presentation (for Volume One)2011 Origins Award for Best Roleplaying Game2011 Origins Award for Best Roleplaying Supplement (for Volume Two) The Dresden Files RPG.
Terence McKenna Land media/McKenna streaming audio and video Rupert Sheldrake hosts many excellent realaudio streams including Trialogues at the Edge of the MilleniumPart I and Part II led by Terence (1.5 hours each) The Trip Receptacles : MP3 clips from all-psychedelic, all-entheogen radio, transmitted via KPFA in Berkeley with Stanislav Grof, Alexander (Sasha) Shulgin, Timothy Leary, Terence McKenna, Albert Hoffman, Rick Strassman, Fritjof Capra, Andrew Weil, D.M. Turner and many others. Several rare video clips at Global Webtrance. Let Talk With Terence! Spoken Word Transcriptions Transcription of Zuvuya's Dream Matrix TelemetryTwo chapters from the audio version of True Hallucinations not included in the printed book! Hyperspace, the Gaian supermind, global rave telepathy, and more inRe-Evolution. Ordinary Language, Visible Language, and Virtual Reality.Excerpts from A Weekend with Terence McKenna parts ONE and TWO. The monstrously vast Camden Centre Talk.
Overheard in a Comics Store: 'Our Valued Customers' [Webcomic] - ComicsAlliance | Comics culture, news, humor, commentary, and reviews Blair Butler’s Story of the Week! digg_url = ‘ tweetmeme_url = ‘ tweetmeme_source = ‘comicsalliance’; In what seems like the ingenious comic book version of Overheard In New York, a cartoonist and comic book store employee known only as MRTIM has prodigiously kept track of the variously creepy, crazy, jerky and violent things actually said by the customers in his comic book shop and turned them into webcomics. Called Our Valued Customers, the barebones blog and simplified cartoons expertly spotlight everything we love to hate about comics (and ourselves). This site depicts REAL things said to me (or at least near me) by customers in the comic book shop that I work in. On why he didn’t like the first episode of The Walking Dead… After buying some Magic cards he paused and said… Regarding a $200 copy of X-Men #101 from 1976… Regarding Halloween… (The figure)
How to dress for winter It is fair to say Britain does not do winter glamorously. France has Courchevel and Megève; America has Aspen; we have minor celebrities bumping down Primrose Hill on tea trays. Our premier winter sport is poking droll fun at train companies when the inevitable "leaves on the line" delay announcements come. Because they're British, that's why. It is possible to look glorious in winter. Practice makes perfect, in style as in all things, and the best cold-weather chic happens where it gets really cold. Clothes are equal parts psychology and practicality, and you can't separate the two, because one of the functions of fashion is to help us beat time with the changing seasons. But practicality is just as important.
Fly, Ryan Murphy! Be Free! Dear Ryan Murphy: Be crazy. By crazy, I mean unhinged, unpredictable and inspired. Think Bob Clampett going full-tilt surreal in Porky in Wackyland. Or Chuck Jones starting out spoofing opera in What's Opera, Doc?, then building to a climax of thunderous spectacle and heartfelt emotion that wipes the smile off your face (until Bugs Bunny restores it with, "Well, what did you expect in an opera...a happy ending?") What stones. Or, closer to your creative home, television, you could be crazy like Matt Groening's early-'90s writing staff on The Simpsons, which aired its first-ever Halloween anthology 20 years ago this month—suddenly treating their beloved characters as repertory company actors and having them play monsters and zombies, get mutilated and killed, grow to giant size, re-enact Edgar Allen Poe, acquire a third dimension, feast on human flesh. These shows had imagination. And they went all the way. What was wrong with that episode? And Jesus H. [Rolls eyes. The real problem, Mr.