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Not Cooley

The California Attorney General race — between Steve Cooley and Kamala Harris — is the most important election contest affecting medical cannabis patients- with more ramifications for the medical cannabis patient than Prop 19.

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Terpenes, Terpenoids and Cannabis

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.

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Protect safe and Affordable medicine in Berkeley - Vote NO on MEASURE T and MEASURE S

November’s ballot will affect Berkeley’s medical marijuana patients. Vote NO on MEASURE T and MEASURE S

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Juicing Raw Cannabis for Greater Health

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.

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PCC Top Ten Trading Cards featured in the Sacramento Bee

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.

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Oakland Art Murmur

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!

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