Have you ever wondered how the strain Blue Dream can smell so similar to fresh blueberry doughnuts? Or how a sniff of the K.O. Kali-O seems to burst with citrus just like a California Orange? Yes, it is the cannabis. But more specifically, what you are really smelling (and tasting) are terpenes.
November’s ballot will affect Berkeley’s medical marijuana patients. Vote NO on MEASURE T and MEASURE S
If you find yourself in the doctors chair with Dr. William Courtney of Wilits, California you will be advised; we shouldn’t be smoking our marijuana, we should be eating it! After I read the story in the Washington Post, “Form of medical marijuana won’t get you high but is creating quite a buzz” written by Karl Vick, I decided to look into it more.
Ever worry that you can’t tell your Grand Daddy Purple from your Afghani Goo?
A Bay Area medical marijuana dispensary, the Berkeley Patients Care Collective, has a set of exquisitely photographed and crafted pot trading cards to ensure that weed connoisseurs can identify their favorite stains and extol the effects.
Oakland Art Murmur happens on the first Friday of each month, rain or shine. A large list of participating galleries holds receptions from approximately 6pm to 9pm. This is a great way to enjoy the Temescal neighborhood of Oakland and experience ART with your fellow Oaklanders!
“Prop 19 would make California the first state in the nation to move beyond just permitting some access to medical marijuana to full-scale and potentially profitable legalization. Other obvious benefits, like a decline in organized crime and moving billions of dollars from the underground economy to the public economy, would naturally follow…
However, it is not known to what extent the federal government would enforce prohibitions as no other state permits commercial marijuana related activities for non-medical purposes.”
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