#Recreational marijuana application

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College applications rose in states that legalized recreational marijuana

Colleges in states where recreational marijuana became legal over the past decade saw a significant but short-term boost in applications from top-notch students. They also got more applications overall. Those were the key findings of a new study our team published recently in the peer-reviewed journal Contemporary Economic Policy. In the year that a particular state legalized recreational…

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College applications rose in states that legalized recreational marijuana. Colleges in states where recreational marijuana became legal over the past decade saw a significant but short-term boost in applications from top-notch students

College applications rose in states that legalized recreational marijuana *

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How Much Does Cannabis Oil Cost?

Whether you’re a new or experienced cannabis consumer, you’ve likely wondered, “how much does cannabis oil cost?” This new therapeutic product has earned high praise from medical and recreational users. Each bottle of cannabis oil, also known as a tincture, comes with varying ratios of cannabinoids at relatively steep prices compared to other health- and wellness-related products.  Despite the high markup for cannabis oil, many consumers regularly use this delivery method to reap all of the mental and physical benefits of two major cannabinoids: cannabidiol (CBD) and delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). A number of factors affect the price of the oil. You can expect to pay anywhere from $30 to up to $200 for a single bottle. Here’s what you need to know about shopping smart for cannabis oil.

How Much Does CBD Oil Cost?

CBD oil has become widely accessible to the entire nation. It’s revered for its non-psychoactive and therapeutic effects on pain, anxiety, inflammation, seizures, and other debilitating symptoms. The health and wellness aspect of CBD oil commands a premium price for its symptomatic relief. Apart from its medical applications, there are plenty of other factors that determine how much consumers pay for cannabis oil in general. Katie Stem of Peak Extracts told Weedmaps, “When examining a cost analysis from a production perspective, you look at labor, materials, packaging, labels, potency/purity testing, marketing, and shipping distribution.” For manufacturers, bulk CBD can range from $3 to $15 per gram, which works out to be less than one cent to 1.5 cents per milligram. Consumers end up paying about $50 to $60 per 1,000 mg bottle, or about 5 to 20 cents per milligram.

Why Are People Paying Premium Prices for CBD Oil?

CBD oil products, in particular, offer many potential health benefits for medical and recreational consumers. People generally buy CBD oil to help them with inflammation, pain, anxiety, stress, depression, muscle spasms, fatigue, sleep disorders, and plenty of other symptoms. Furthermore, CBD doesn’t produce the negative side effects, especially if you take the appropriate dosage. Despite the popularity of CBD oil products, their efficacy has not been approved by the Food and Drug Administration. Only the CBD-based drug, Epidiolex, has been approved for medical use. In fact, many hemp companies have received warning letters from the FDA for claiming unproven health benefits on its packaging and advertising. While CBD oil can help supplement a conventional treatment plan, it’s important to consult with your physician before starting a cannabis oil regimen.

How Much Does Cannabis Oil Cost?

Cannabis oil varies in price based on cannabinoid content, as well as the region where it’s sold. Seattle-based Headset published a report detailing pricing data for a variety of marijuana products in Washington State, California, Nevada, and Colorado. The price of THC oil varied by state. For example, Colorado had the highest price at 41 cents per milligram, which was 64 percent higher than Nevada’s 25 cents per milligram. California and Washington both had a 30 cent per milligram average price for THC oil. Here are just a few examples of THC oil prices in the Southern California market: - Mary’s Medicinals The Remedy THC has 1,000 mg of THC priced at $56, about 6 cents per milligram. - Raw 1:20 THC:CBD Focus tincture has 1,000 mg priced at $87, about 9 cents per milligram. - Select 1:1 Peppermint oil has 1,000 mg priced at $68, about 7 cents per milligram. - Care by Design 8:1 CBD-rich sublingual drops has about 240 mg priced at $40, about 16 cents per milligram. - Humboldt Apothecary Relax CBD 3:1 tincture has 250 mg priced at $65, about 26 cents per milligram. - Releaf 1:1 CBD:THCa tincture has 900 mg priced at $99.62, about 11 cents per milligram.

Marijuana vs. Hemp-Derived Cannabis Oil

Cannabis oil products can be derived from either marijuana or hemp plants. Both belong to the same Cannabis sativaplant species. Marijuana plants are primarily bred for a THC-rich resin, while hemp plants produce high-CBD resin with only trace amounts of THC. Hemp-derived oil tends to be more affordable than marijuana-derived oil. When shopping for cannabis oil, consumers may run across terms such as full-spectrum, broad-spectrum, or distillate. Each comes with varying price points depending on many factors, including its source. Full-spectrum products contain the original chemical profile of a strain, including THC, CBD, and terpenes. Broad-spectrum contains everything in the plant but the THC, for a non-intoxicating experience. Distillates only contain one cannabinoid, either CBDA or THCA. The compounds in full-spectrum and broad-spectrum cannabis oil not only add to the aroma, but also the effects and the price. Research into cannabinoids indicate that the interaction between different cannabinoids and terpenes produces an “entourage effect.” This synergistic effect of the plant’s compounds is thought to enhance the therapeutic benefits of a cannabis product. For this reason, many medical consumers look for full- or broad-spectrum cannabis oil. However, someone who doesn’t want the aroma of intoxication of cannabis, may stick with a CBD isolate. Hemp-derived CBD oil is more widely available than cannabis-derived tinctures. Ever since the 2018 Farm Bill passed, hemp-derived CBD is legal all over the country. If you’re hoping to buy cannabis-derived tinctures, you must live in a state that allows medical cannabis (at the very least). In these states, cannabis-derived tinctures tend to be pricier because hemp isn’t as expensive to produce.

Factors Affecting Cannabis Oil Costs

A bottle of cannabis oil can vary in price based on an assortment of factors from production to marketing costs. For example, cannabis oil made from organically grown hemp from Colorado will have a higher price than oil made from a plant grown in a state with a newer market. Besides quality, potency also affects the price of a product. Cannabis oil with 1,000 mg of cannabinoids will be more expensive than oil with fewer cannabinoids per milliliter. The cannabis industry has unique costs and challenges that can drive up the price of cannabis oil. For example, lab testing requirements can force companies to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars testing their oil for contaminants. Lab testing can range from $100 to $400 per sample tested. In many cases, cannabis must be tested various times throughout the supply-chain process. Furthermore, the cannabis industry can’t write off business expenses because according to the US federal government, the marijuana plant is a Schedule I drug with no medicinal value. Dispensaries and producers may hike up their prices to offset some of these overhead costs. Industry experts believe that full legalization will help build a stronger regulatory framework for the industry to benefit both companies and consumers.

Is Cannabis Oil Lab Tested?

Certified laboratories can provide a complete analysis of licensed cannabis product samples. Third-party labs can test for potency including its cannabinoid and terpene profile. Labs also test for pesticides, microbial contamination, residual solvents, and other harmful chemicals that can remain after the extraction process. Essentially, lab testing ensures the product you are buying has the potency listed on the label. More importantly, lab testing ensures the product you are consuming has no harmful contaminants that can offset its therapeutic effects. Lab testing can significantly increase the price of cannabis oil products. However, it’s up to you to make sure your product is actually lab tested. Most companies who lab test provide a certificate of analysis (COA) on its website. Simply type in the batch number found on the packaging into their lab results page. Buying from a licensed cannabis retailer is one of the only ways to ensure you are getting a product tested by a third-party lab. While buying hemp-derived CBD oil online without lab testing may be cheaper, we recommend you spring the extra few bucks for peace of mind and security.

How to Find Reliable and Cost-Effective Cannabis Oil

Finding the right cannabis oil at the right price point can seem like an impossible task. Luckily, there are a few ways you make sure you get the most for your dollar based on your desired results. It can take a few hours, days, or weeks of research to find the right cannabis oil. While price matters, some affordable cannabis oils can be just as effective as the most expensive cannabis oils. Here are a few ways to save money on cannabis oil. - Buy cannabis oil in bulk. Larger quantities mean more upfront costs, but the product often comes with considerable savings of up to 40 percent per milligram. Manufacturers pass their savings on packaging onto you. Buying in bulk can also earn you free shipping with most hemp-derived oil companies. - Follow your favorite cannabis oil companies or retailers on their social media channels to scope out special discounts, promotions, and giveaways. - Sign up for low-income, veteran, or other financial assistance programs if you qualify. Not every company offers this perk, but the ones that do may give you a discount of more than half off if you can send qualifying proof or apply for a spot in their program. - Buy based on price-per-milligram. In order to calculate the price per milligram of a cannabis oil bottle, divide the total price of the product by the milligrams of cannabinoids in the product. - When searching for bargains, always make sure you buy cannabis oil that has a certificate of analysis (COA) from an accredited third-party laboratory ensuring you have a safe and pure products.

Will CBD Prices Ever Come Down?

Industry insiders believe the price of cannabis oil will eventually go down, but not anytime soon. The industry’s strict regulations place an enormous burden on cannabis companies in terms of testing, taxes, and other rules on the plant’s production. A variety of factors serve to limit the amount of cannabis production possible. Whether it’s commercial cannabis bans in your town or excessive licensing costs, it takes a lot of money to start up a cannabis company. Cannabis oil may never be the most affordable natural medicine available, at least compared to pharmaceutical or herbal supplement products. However, prices are expected to go down as lawmakers become more supportive of the industry. Once they remove the harsh limits imposed on weed companies, maybe then will the prices become accessible for those who truly need it. As you can see, the price of cannabis oil varies widely based on the source, quality, potency, location, size, and other manufacturing and marketing costs associated with the product. The novelty of the industry and a lack of regulation have contributed to cannabis oil’s high prices, but consumers are hopeful that one-day cannabis oil can reach an accessible price point for everyone that needs it. Stay tuned to the Cannabis Training University blog for updates on: - price of cannabis oil - THC oil cost - how much does CBD oil cost - Colorado cannabis oil cost - THC oil price per gram - how to ingest cannabis oil - cost of CBD oil products - cheapest full-spectrum CBD oil

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The former head of a Michigan medical marijuana licensing board has agreed to plead guilty to accepting $110,000 in bribes when he led the panel over a two-year period, authorities said Thursday.

Rick Johnson acknowledged in a signed court filing that he acted "corruptly" when he accepted cash and other benefits to help businesses get licenses.

Charges against Johnson and three other men were announced by U.S. Attorney Mark Totten at a press conference near the Capitol in Lansing.

Johnson, 70, was chairman of the marijuana board for two years until spring 2019. The Republican years earlier also was a powerful lawmaker, serving as House speaker from 2001 through 2004.

“Public corruption is a poison to any democracy. ... That poison is especially toxic here," Totten said. “The marijuana industry has been likened to a modern-day gold rush, a new frontier where participants can stake their claim and just maybe return big rewards.”

The marijuana board reviewed and approved applications to grow and sell marijuana for medical purposes.

A message seeking comment from Johnson’s attorney wasn’t immediately returned.

Agreements with Johnson and others to plead guilty were filed simultaneously with charges in federal court in Grand Rapids.

Johnson accepted $110,200 in cash and benefits from at least two companies while voting in favor of granting them marijuana licenses, according to the bribery charge.

Johnson “provided valuable non-public information about the anticipated rules and operation of the board and assistance with license application matters,” the court filing states.

John Dalaly, who got a marijuana business license, has agreed to plead guilty to providing at least $68,200 in cash and other benefits to Johnson, including two private flights to Canada, according to court documents.

Two lobbyists, Brian Pierce and Vincent Brown, have agreed to plead guilty to conspiring to pass bribes to Johnson, filings show.

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer abolished the medical marijuana board in 2019, a few months after taking office, and put oversight of the industry inside a state agency.

Michigan voters legalized marijuana for medical purposes in 2008. A decade later, voters approved the recreational use of marijuana.

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President Joe Biden thinks it is unfair that people convicted of simple marijuana possession face lingering consequences for doing something that he says should not be treated as a crime. Biden cited those burdens last October, when he announced a mass pardon of low-level federal marijuana offenders, which he said would help "thousands of people who were previously convicted of simple possession" and "who may be denied employment, housing, or educational opportunities as a result." Yet the Biden administration, which recently began accepting applications for pardon certificates aimed at ameliorating those consequences after dragging its feet for five months, is actively defending another blatantly unjust disability associated with cannabis consumption: the loss of Second Amendment rights.

Under federal law, it is a felony, punishable by up to 15 years in prison, for an "unlawful user" of a "controlled substance" to possess firearms. The ban applies to all cannabis consumers, even if they live in one of the 37 states that have legalized medical or recreational use. That disability, a federal judge in Oklahoma ruled last month, is not "consistent with this Nation's historical tradition of firearm regulation"—the constitutional test established by the Supreme Court's 2022 decision in New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. Bruen. The Justice Department recently filed a notice indicating that it intends to appeal the decision against the gun ban for marijuana users.

The Biden administration's defense of the ban relies on empirically and historically dubious assertions about the sort of people who deserve to exercise the constitutional right to keep and bear arms. Among other things, the Justice Department argues that "the people" covered by the Second Amendment do not include Americans who break the law, no matter how trivial the offense. It also argues that marijuana users are ipso facto untrustworthy and unvirtuous, which it says makes them ineligible for gun rights.

According to the Biden administration, the original understanding of the right to arms included exceptions broad enough to encompass people who consume any intoxicant that legislators might one day decide to prohibit. It says the law criminalizing gun possession by cannabis consumers is analogous to laws targeting "intoxicated" people who carry guns in public places.

Judge Allen Winsor, whom Donald Trump appointed to the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Florida in 2019, accepted that last argument in November. Winsor dismissed a lawsuit in which Nikki Fried, a Democrat who was then Florida's commissioner of agriculture and consumer affairs, argued that medical marijuana patients have a constitutional right to own guns. Winsor agreed with the Biden administration that they do not.

By way of historical precedent, Winsor noted colonial and state laws enacted in the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries that prohibited people from either carrying or firing guns "while intoxicated." The analogy was strained, since those laws, which applied only when people were under the influence, did not apply in private settings and did not categorically prohibit drinkers from owning guns. Although Fried's Republican successor declined to appeal Winsor's decision, the patients who joined the lawsuit are asking the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit to review their case.

Another Trump appointee, Judge Patrick Wyrick of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Oklahoma, disagreed with Winsor in response to a challenge brought by a dispensary employee who was charged with violating the federal ban on gun possession by marijuana users. In a February 3 ruling, Wyrick said the government had failed to meet the Bruen test.

In trying to do so, Wyrick noted, the Justice Department had cited "ignominious historical restrictions" that disarmed slaves, Catholics, loyalists, and Native Americans. He rejected the government's argument that such precedents showed it was constitutional to withhold Second Amendment rights from any group that legislators deem "untrustworthy."

Wyrick was similarly unimpressed by the Biden administration's claim that the Second Amendment includes a "vague 'virtue' requirement.'" That theory, he said, is "belied by the historical record" and "inconsistent" with District of Columbia v. Heller, the landmark 2008 decision in which the Supreme Court explicitly recognized that the amendment guarantees an individual right to keep firearms for self-defense.

Although simple marijuana possession is a misdemeanor, the Justice Department argued that illegal drug use frequently entails felonious conduct even when a drug user has not been convicted of a felony. Wyrick was dismayed by the government's claim that any violation of the law that legislators classify as a felony is enough to justify the nullification of someone's Second Amendment rights.

"History and tradition support disarming persons who have demonstrated their dangerousness through past violent, forceful, or threatening conduct," Wyrick wrote. "There is no historical tradition of disarming a person solely based on that person having engaged in felonious conduct."

Such a policy, Wyrick warned, would be an open-ended license to deprive people of their Second Amendment rights. "A legislature could circumvent the Second Amendment by deeming every crime, no matter how minor, a felony, so as to deprive as many of its citizens of their right to possess a firearm as possible," he wrote. "Imagine a world where the State of New York, to end-run the adverse judgment it received in Bruen, could make mowing one's lawn a felony so that it could then strip all its newly deemed 'felons' of their right to possess a firearm."

Wyrick posed that very hypothetical to the government's lawyers. "Remarkably," he said, "when presented with this lawn-mowing hypothetical argument, and asked if such an approach would be consistent with the Second Amendment, the United States said 'yes.' So, in the federal government's view, a state or the federal government could deem anything at all a felony and then strip those convicted of that felony—no matter how innocuous the conduct—of their fundamental right to possess a firearm."

Florida's Republican governor, Ron DeSantis, also rejects the Biden administration's position. "The governor stands for protecting Floridians' constitutional rights—including 2nd Amendment rights," his office said after Fried filed her lawsuit. "Floridians should not be deprived of a constitutional right for using a medication lawfully."

The National Rifle Association (NRA), which for years declined to challenge the rule that Fried argued was unconstitutional, now goes even further than DeSantis. Amy Hunter, the NRA's director of media relations, recently told me "it would be unjust for the federal government to punish or deprive a person of a constitutional right for using a substance their state government has, as a matter of public policy, legalized."

This controversy is part of a broader debate about the constitutionality of criminalizing gun possession by broad categories of "prohibited persons." In addition to "unlawful" drug users, those categories include anyone who was ever subjected to involuntary psychiatric treatment, whether or not he was deemed a threat to others and regardless of his current mental health, and anyone convicted of a crime punishable by more than a year of incarceration, whether or not it involved violence and no matter how long ago it occurred.

Critics of the latter rule, including Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett and 3rd Circuit Judge Stephanos Bibas, argue that it is broader than the Second Amendment allows. The relevant history indicates that "legislatures have the power to prohibit dangerous people from possessing guns," Barrett wrote in a 2019 dissent as a judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit. "But that power extends only to people who are dangerous."

The ongoing litigation over the gun ban for cannabis consumers means that two appeals courts, the 11th Circuit and the 10th Circuit, will have a chance to weigh in on the question.* Appeals courts, including the 7th Circuit and the 9th Circuit, previously have deferred to the congressional assertion of a drug exception to the Second Amendment based on hand-waving references to an association between drug use and violence. But those decisions were issued before Bruen established a more demanding constitutional test for gun control laws. That historical test explicitly rules out "any judge-empowering 'interest-balancing inquiry' that 'asks whether the statute burdens a protected interest in a way or to an extent that is out of proportion to the statute's salutary effects upon other important governmental interests.'"

Whatever the appeals courts ultimately decide, it is more than a little odd that the Biden administration says marijuana use is not serious enough to justify criminal penalties or the practical difficulties that a conviction entails yet somehow is serious enough to nullify a constitutional guarantee. That contradiction is a measure of how committed Biden is to a vision of Second Amendment rights that makes them contingent on legislative whims.

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Navigating the Marijuana Card Process in Connecticut: A Comprehensive Guide

Understanding Medical Marijuana in Connecticut

Connecticut legalized medical marijuana in 2012 with the passage of the Palliative Use of Marijuana Act. This legislation allows patients with certain debilitating medical conditions to use marijuana as part of their treatment plan. The program is overseen by the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection (DCP), which ensures that patients, caregivers, and physicians adhere to state regulations.

Eligibility Requirements

To be eligible for a medical marijuana card in Connecticut, you must meet specific criteria:

Residency: You must be a resident of Connecticut with proof of residency.

Age: Patients must be at least 18 years old. Minors can also qualify but must have a designated caregiver and a recommendation from a pediatric specialist.

Qualifying Medical Conditions: The state has a list of approved medical conditions that qualify for medical marijuana use. These include, but are not limited to:

Cancer

Glaucoma

HIV/AIDS

Parkinson’s disease

Multiple sclerosis

Epilepsy

Crohn’s disease

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)

Chronic pain (in certain cases)

The Application Process

The process to obtain a medical marijuana card in Connecticut involves several steps:

Consultation with a Physician: The first step is to consult with a licensed physician who is registered with the Connecticut medical marijuana program. The physician must diagnose you with one of the qualifying conditions and certify that medical marijuana would be beneficial for your treatment.

Physician Certification: Once your physician certifies you, Marijuana Card CT they will enter your information into the state’s online medical marijuana registration system.

Patient Registration: After your physician has entered your certification, you will receive an email with instructions on how to complete your registration. You will need to create an account on the DCP’s online portal, provide proof of identity and residency, and pay the registration fee.

Submission and Approval: Once you have submitted your application, it will be reviewed by the DCP. If approved, you will receive your medical marijuana card, which is valid for one year.

Benefits of Having a Medical Marijuana Card

Having a medical marijuana card in Connecticut offers several benefits:

Legal Protection: Cardholders are protected under state law, Medical Marijuana Doctor Virginia allowing them to possess and use medical marijuana without fear of legal repercussions.

Access to Medical Dispensaries: Cardholders can purchase marijuana products from state-licensed dispensaries, which offer a variety of strains and products tailored to different medical needs.

Dosage and Guidance: Licensed dispensaries provide expert advice on strains and dosages, ensuring patients receive the most effective treatment.

Cost Savings: Medical marijuana patients often benefit from lower taxes on marijuana products compared to recreational users, leading to significant cost savings over time.

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Will recreational pot go on sale soon in Ohio? Medical marijuana stores can now apply to sell it

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Recreational pot sales are nearing reality in Ohio. The state Division of Cannabis Control began accepting applications Friday for new dual licenses that will allow existing medical marijuana dispensaries to also sell nonmedical cannabis. Friday was the deadline for making applications available, a provision in a 2023 initiated statute approved overwhelmingly by Ohio voters.…

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 Exploring the World of Marijuana Products: A Comprehensive Guide | DMV Flower Delivery | Washington DC | Virginia | Maryland

 Exploring the World of Marijuana Products: A Comprehensive Guide

In recent years, the landscape of marijuana products has undergone a significant transformation. What was once confined to clandestine transactions and hushed conversations has now emerged into a thriving industry with a plethora of products catering to a diverse array of consumers. From the traditional dried flower to innovative edibles and concentrates, the options seem endless. In this comprehensive guide, we'll delve into the various types of marijuana products, their effects, legal status, and considerations for consumers.

1. Dried Flower:

The most recognizable form of marijuana, dried flower, or bud, remains immensely popular among both seasoned enthusiasts and newcomers alike. Available in a myriad of strains, each with its own unique combination of cannabinoids and terpenes, dried flower offers a diverse range of effects and flavors. From the uplifting euphoria of sativas to the relaxing sedation of indicas, consumers can tailor their experience to suit their preferences.

2. Concentrates:

Concentrates represent the pinnacle of potency and purity in the world of marijuana products. Through advanced extraction techniques, cannabinoids like THC and CBD are isolated and concentrated into potent extracts such as wax, shatter, and oils. With potency levels far exceeding that of dried flower, concentrates offer a more intense and immediate experience, making them ideal for experienced users seeking powerful effects.

3. Edibles:

Edibles have emerged as a popular alternative to traditional smoking methods, offering a discreet and convenient way to consume marijuana. From gummies and chocolates to infused beverages and baked goods, the options for cannabis-infused edibles are virtually endless. However, it's essential to approach edibles with caution due to their delayed onset and potent effects. Proper dosing and patience are crucial to avoiding overconsumption and potential discomfort.

4. Topicals:

While often overlooked, cannabis-infused topicals offer unique therapeutic benefits for localized relief from pain, inflammation, and skin conditions. From balms and lotions to transdermal patches, topicals provide targeted relief without the psychoactive effects commonly associated with other forms of marijuana consumption. This makes them an attractive option for medical patients and those seeking relief without impairment.

Legal Considerations:

The legal landscape surrounding marijuana products varies widely depending on location. While many states and countries have legalized  marijuana for medicinal and/or recreational use, others maintain strict prohibition laws. It's crucial for consumers to familiarize themselves with local regulations and purchase products from licensed dispensaries to ensure quality and compliance with applicable laws.

Health Considerations:

While marijuana offers numerous potential benefits, it's not without risks. Excessive consumption can lead to adverse effects such as anxiety, paranoia, and impaired cognitive function. Additionally, smoking marijuana carries similar risks to tobacco smoking, including respiratory issues and lung damage. As with any substance, moderation and responsible use are key to minimizing potential harm.

Conclusion:

The world of marijuana products is vast and ever-evolving, offering something for everyone, from recreational users to medical patients seeking relief. Whether you prefer the traditional ritual of smoking dried flower or the discreet convenience of edibles, there's no shortage of options to explore. However, it's essential to approach mmarijuana products with caution, understanding their effects, legal status, and potential risks. With proper knowledge and responsible use, marijuana products can enhance our lives and well-being in countless ways.

So, whether you're a seasoned enthusiast or a curious newcomer, take the time to explore the diverse world of marijuana products and discover what works best for you.

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Indiana Dispensaries

Exploring Indiana Dispensaries: What They Offer and Why You Should Visit

Indiana is known for its rich history, beautiful landscapes, and welcoming communities. However, one aspect of the state that is gaining increasing attention is its burgeoning cannabis dispensary scene. While Indiana's laws regarding cannabis are more restrictive compared to some neighboring states, there are still legal avenues for accessing certain cannabis products. In this blog, we will delve into the world of Indiana dispensaries, exploring what they offer, why people visit them, and the various benefits associated with their products.

Introduction

As societal perceptions around cannabis continue to evolve, dispensaries have become more than just places to purchase products—they are now wellness hubs and community centers. Indiana, with its cautious approach to cannabis legalization, has dispensaries that primarily focus on CBD (cannabidiol) products, which are derived from hemp and contain less than 0.3% THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), the psychoactive component of cannabis. This article aims to provide a comprehensive overview of Indiana dispensaries, highlighting the range of products they sell, the reasons why people visit them, and the potential benefits these products offer.

Understanding Indiana's Cannabis Laws

Before diving into the specifics of dispensaries, it is important to understand the legal framework surrounding cannabis in Indiana. As of now, Indiana has not legalized recreational marijuana, and medical marijuana is also highly restricted. The primary legal cannabis products available are those derived from hemp, particularly CBD products. Hemp-derived CBD became federally legal under the 2018 Farm Bill, which legalized industrial hemp and its derivatives, provided they contain less than 0.3% THC.

Indiana has embraced this federal directive, allowing for the sale and use of CBD products within the state. Dispensaries in Indiana are thus specialized in providing high-quality CBD products that meet these legal requirements. These establishments are regulated to ensure compliance with state and federal laws, offering consumers safe and legal options for their wellness needs.

What Indiana Dispensaries Offer

Despite the restrictions on THC-containing products, Indiana dispensaries offer a wide array of hemp-derived CBD products designed to cater to various health and wellness needs. Here are some of the most common products you'll find:

1. CBD Oil and Tinctures

CBD oil and tinctures are among the most popular products sold at Indiana dispensaries. These products are typically taken sublingually (under the tongue) for quick absorption into the bloodstream. CBD oil is known for its versatility, as it can be used alone or added to foods and beverages. Tinctures often come in various concentrations, allowing users to customize their dosage based on their specific needs.

2. Edibles

Edibles are another favorite among CBD users. These include gummies, chocolates, beverages, and other food items infused with CBD. Edibles are a discreet and convenient way to consume CBD, making them ideal for those who prefer not to inhale or apply the product topically. The effects of edibles may take longer to set in compared to other methods but tend to last longer.

3. Topicals

Topical CBD products such as creams, balms, and lotions are designed for direct application to the skin. They are commonly used for localized relief of pain and inflammation, making them popular among individuals with arthritis, muscle soreness, or skin conditions. Topicals are also favored by those who want to experience the benefits of CBD without ingesting it.

4. Capsules and Softgels

CBD capsules and softgels offer a straightforward way to incorporate CBD into a daily supplement routine. These products come in pre-measured doses, ensuring consistency and convenience. They are particularly appealing to users who are looking for a no-fuss method to take their CBD regularly.

5. Vapes

While vaping has faced scrutiny, CBD vape products remain available at some dispensaries. Vaping allows for rapid absorption of CBD through the lungs, providing quick relief. However, it is important to choose high-quality vape products and use them responsibly to minimize potential health risks.

6. Pet Products

Indiana dispensaries also cater to the needs of pets. CBD products for pets, such as treats and tinctures, are formulated to help manage anxiety, pain, and other health issues in animals. These products are usually tailored to be safe and effective for pets, offering a natural alternative to traditional medications.

Why Visit an Indiana Dispensary?

People visit Indiana dispensaries for a variety of reasons, ranging from managing specific health conditions to enhancing their overall well-being. Here are some of the key reasons why individuals seek out these establishments:

1. Pain Relief

Chronic pain is a common issue that affects millions of people, and many turn to CBD products for relief. Studies have shown that CBD can help reduce pain by interacting with the body's endocannabinoid system, which plays a role in regulating pain and inflammation. Dispensaries offer a range of products, such as topicals and tinctures, that can provide targeted or systemic pain relief.

2. Anxiety and Stress Management

Anxiety and stress are prevalent in today's fast-paced world, and many people seek natural remedies to cope. CBD has been found to have anxiolytic (anxiety-reducing) properties, making it a popular choice for those looking to manage their mental health. Whether through oils, edibles, or capsules, dispensaries provide products that can help promote a sense of calm and relaxation.

3. Improved Sleep

Sleep disorders, including insomnia, affect a significant portion of the population. CBD has been reported to improve sleep quality by addressing underlying issues such as anxiety and pain. Many dispensaries offer products specifically formulated to promote better sleep, such as CBD-infused teas or melatonin blends.

4. Inflammation Reduction

Inflammation is at the root of many chronic health conditions, including arthritis, autoimmune diseases, and cardiovascular problems. CBD's anti-inflammatory properties make it a valuable tool for managing these conditions. Topical products are especially useful for targeting localized inflammation, while oral products can provide systemic benefits.

5. Skin Health

The anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties of CBD make it beneficial for skin health. CBD topicals can help with a variety of skin issues, including acne, eczema, and psoriasis. By reducing inflammation and promoting balance in the skin's oil production, CBD can help improve the appearance and health of the skin.

6. Overall Wellness

Beyond specific health issues, many people use CBD products as part of their overall wellness routine. CBD is believed to support general health by promoting homeostasis, or balance, within the body. Regular use of CBD can contribute to a sense of well-being, making it a popular supplement for those looking to enhance their daily lives.

The Benefits of CBD Products

CBD products offer a myriad of benefits that contribute to their growing popularity. Here are some of the most notable advantages:

1. Natural Alternative

CBD is a natural compound derived from the hemp plant, making it an appealing alternative to synthetic medications. For those looking to avoid pharmaceuticals and their potential side effects, CBD offers a plant-based option that can be just as effective.

2. Minimal Side Effects

Compared to many prescription drugs, CBD has a relatively low side-effect profile. Most users report minimal adverse effects, which are typically mild and include symptoms such as dry mouth, dizziness, or changes in appetite. This makes CBD a safer option for many people, especially those with sensitivities to conventional medications.

3. Versatility

One of the strengths of CBD is its versatility. It can be used in various forms, from oils and edibles to topicals and vapes, allowing users to choose the method that best suits their needs and preferences. This flexibility makes it easy for individuals to incorporate CBD into their lifestyle in a way that feels natural and convenient.

4. Non-Psychoactive

Unlike THC, CBD does not produce a psychoactive "high." This makes it a suitable option for those who want the therapeutic benefits of cannabis without the mind-altering effects. The non-psychoactive nature of CBD is particularly important for individuals who need to maintain clarity and focus throughout the day.

5. Legal Accessibility

Hemp-derived CBD products are legal at the federal level and in Indiana, making them easily accessible to consumers. Dispensaries in Indiana adhere to strict regulations to ensure their products are compliant with state and federal laws, providing peace of mind to users about the legality and safety of their purchases.

The Dispensary Experience

Visiting a dispensary in Indiana can be an informative and pleasant experience. Dispensaries are designed to provide a welcoming environment where customers can learn about products and make informed decisions. Here are some aspects of the dispensary experience:

1. Knowledgeable Staff

Dispensaries employ knowledgeable staff who are well-versed in the properties and benefits of CBD products. They can provide valuable guidance on product selection, dosage, and usage methods, helping customers find the best options for their needs. Whether you're a first-time user or an experienced CBD enthusiast, dispensary staff can offer personalized recommendations and support.

2. Quality Assurance

Reputable dispensaries prioritize quality assurance, ensuring that their products are safe, effective, and compliant with regulations. Many dispensaries provide lab results or certificates of analysis (COAs) for their products, offering transparency about the CBD content and purity. This commitment to quality helps build trust with customers and ensures they are getting the best possible products.

3. Educational Resources

In addition to offering products, many dispensaries provide educational resources to help customers understand the benefits and uses of CBD. This may include informational brochures, workshops, or one-on-one consultations. By educating consumers, dispensaries empower them to make informed choices about their health and wellness.

4. Community Engagement

Dispensaries often serve as community hubs, hosting events and fostering a sense of community among customers. This can include wellness classes, product launches, or educational seminars. By engaging with the community, dispensaries contribute to a positive and supportive environment for those interested in CBD and its benefits.

Conclusion

Indiana dispensaries offer a unique and valuable service to the community by providing access to high-quality, hemp-derived CBD products. These establishments cater to a wide range of health and wellness needs, from pain relief and anxiety management to improved sleep and skin health. With knowledgeable staff, rigorous quality assurance, and a commitment to education, Indiana dispensaries ensure that customers can confidently explore the benefits of CBD. Whether you're seeking a natural alternative to traditional medications, looking to enhance your overall wellness, or simply curious about CBD, visiting a dispensary in Indiana can be a rewarding experience. By embracing the therapeutic potential of CBD, Indiana dispensaries are helping to promote healthier, more balanced lives for their customers.

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Navigating Medical Marijuana in Washington: Your Guide to Obtaining a Medical Card

In the ever-evolving landscape of medical marijuana, accessing treatment can sometimes feel like navigating a maze. However, with the assistance of knowledgeable medical marijuna doctors and understanding the process of obtaining a Washington medical card, relief is within reach.

Understanding Medical Marijuana: Medical marijuana, also known as medical cannabis, refers to the use of cannabis and its cannabinoids to treat a variety of medical conditions. From chronic pain to anxiety disorders, the therapeutic potential of medical marijuana has garnered attention worldwide.

The Role of Medical Marijuana Doctors: Medical marijuana doctors play a crucial role in this process. These healthcare professionals are equipped with the knowledge and expertise to evaluate patients and determine if medical marijuana is a suitable treatment option for their condition. In Washington, medical marijuana doctors are instrumental in guiding patients through the process of obtaining a medical card.

Assessing Eligibility: To qualify for a medical card in Washington, patients must have a qualifying medical condition such as cancer, HIV/AIDS, epilepsy, or chronic pain, among others. Medical marijuana doctors assess patients to ensure they meet the criteria outlined by the state.

Obtaining a Washington Medical Card: Once deemed eligible by a medical marijuana doctor, patients can apply for a medical card through the Washington State Department of Health. The application process typically involves submitting medical records, a physician's authorization, and a valid form of identification.

Benefits of a Medical Card: Having a Washington medical card offers numerous benefits. It grants patients legal access to medical marijuana dispensaries, allows for higher possession limits, and provides protection from prosecution for possession and use of medical marijuana.

Navigating the Legal Landscape: While Washington has legalized recreational marijuana, possessing a medical card affords patients certain advantages. Medical marijuana patients can purchase products with higher potency limits and may be eligible for discounts at dispensaries.

In conclusion, accessing medical marijuana in Washington involves collaborating with medical marijuana doctors and obtaining a medical card. With the assistance of knowledgeable healthcare professionals and understanding the application process, patients can navigate the journey towards relief. To learn more about medical marijuana and obtaining a Washington medical card, visit GreenWellness.org.

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WA Senate passes bill to bar hiring discrimination for cannabis use

BY CLAIRE WITHYCOMBE

Washington employers would be prohibited from refusing to hire a potential worker solely because of a drug test showing they had used cannabis under a bill that passed the state Senate on Wednesday.

Washington voters approved recreational marijuana in 2012 through Initiative 502. More than a decade later, though, as more states have moved to legalize the drug, Washington employers can still screen out applicants who use cannabis.

If Senate Bill 5123 becomes law, Washington would join several other states that have enacted laws shielding employees from workplace penalties for off-duty cannabis use. The bill passed the state Senate on a 28-21 vote Wednesday, sending it to the House for further consideration.

In 2019, Nevada became the first state to stop employers from rejecting an applicant because of a drug test showing cannabis use. Last year, California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed into law a bill barring discrimination in hiring, firing and other conditions of employment if a worker uses cannabis while off duty.

The Washington bill’s sponsor, Sen. Karen Keiser, D-Des Moines, introduced a similar proposal last year, but it didn’t get to the floor for a vote. Washington’s bill only covers drug tests before hiring, Keiser said. An employer could still test you for cannabis once you have a job, and could still make a hiring decision based on a drug test that doesn’t include cannabis.

“If your employer wants to test you every week after you’re hired, they’re still able to do that,” Keiser said. “This is simply opening the front door of getting into a job. Because too many people who see that they have to take a drug test to even apply, don’t even apply.”

Certain jobs are excluded from the bill, including in the airline and aerospace industries and those requiring a federal background investigation or security clearance. Employers could still screen workers for cannabis after an accident or if they suspect impairment on the job.

Thanks to an amendment from Sen. Curtis King, R-Yakima, the bill also excludes professions where impairment on the job means “substantial risk of death.”

A central challenge in regulating cannabis use in the workplace is that a test that measures impairment from the drug is not yet available. That poses a problem especially for workers and employers who are subject to federal regulations, including through contracts with the federal government or because workers must have commercial driver’s licenses.

Burl Bryson, executive director of The Cannabis Alliance, told lawmakers in a public hearing Jan. 10 that potential candidates can consume cannabis legally “and still test positive for weeks later.”

“If the same approach were applied to alcohol, employers would refuse employment to anyone who enjoyed a beer or glass of wine on the weekend,” Bryson said.

“It simply doesn’t make sense to base an employment decision on that kind of unreliable outcome and test,” Keiser said on the Senate floor just before the vote Wednesday.

The bill had drawn some opposition from business lobbyists, who expressed worries about employers’ responsibility for safety problems in the workplace.

Bob Battles, general counsel and government affairs director for the Association of Washington Business, which has 7,000 members including major employers Boeing and Microsoft, said Wednesday the organization shifted to a more neutral position, citing changes clarifying that it covered only preemployment screening, as well as King’s amendment to exclude positions where impairment could be deadly.

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Cannabis Cultivation Market Insights: Assessing Market Dynamics, Investment Opportunities, and Technological Advancements

The global cannabis cultivation market size is expected to reach USD 1,844.1 billion, expanding at a CAGR of 21.3% from 2023 to 2030, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. Growing legalization and adoption of cannabis for the treatment of chronic diseases is positively impacting the market growth. Furthermore, the liberalization of laws related to hemp and marijuana by various countries is projected to further bolster revenue growth during the forecast period.

Cannabis Cultivation Market Report Highlights

The market is anticipated to witness significant growth owing to the growing legalization and adoption of hemp and marijuana for the treatment of chronic diseases

The hemp segment dominated the market in 2022, owing to the increasing adoption of hemp and derived products due to low THC content

The industrial consumption segment dominated the market in 2022, owing to the growing application of marijuana and hemp in various industries

In May 2022, Aurora Cannabis Inc. completed the purchase of TerraFarma Inc., which will contribute to their Canadian recreational cannabis company and Aurora's worldwide expertise in the cannabis market

In March 2022, HEXO and Tilray Brands Collaborate to Form Strategic Alliance, Uniting Two Canadian Cannabis Industry Leaders

In December 2021, As part of its continuous development plan, the Company purchased Quebec-based Laurentian Holdings Inc., boosting its presence in Quebec's second-most populated province

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Furthermore, while the authorities imposed lockdown measures during COVID-19, European consumers hoarded supplies. Between January and March 2020, the value of items sold on Cannazon, a platform for hemp products, reached roughly USD 5.04 million reflecting a volume of 1.6 metric tonnes. In the U.S., a similar increase in sales was observed, with people stockpiling in anticipation of government-mandated shelters. As a result, increased stocks and strong consumer demand, as well as a growth in areas recognizing the product as a necessary commodity for recreational and medical uses, are projected to fuel market expansion throughout the forecast period.

Based on biomass, the hemp segment dominated the market in 2022. Factors contributing to increasing demand include the increasing adoption of hemp and derived products and its growing acceptance among users due to its low THC content. It is mainly used by people who intend to reap the medical benefits of the plant without getting intoxicated. In addition, positive government reforms regarding the utilization of hemp in many countries are further propelling market growth.

In 2022, the industrial consumption segment accounted for the highest revenue share. This growth is attributed to the growing application of marijuana and hemp in various industries such as pharmaceuticals, personal care & cosmetics, nutraceuticals, and food and beverages. In addition, the growing usage of cannabis and its derivatives as raw material by companies to produce their products is further fueling the growth. For instance, CBD oil and tinctures obtained from the plant are used by pharmaceutical companies for the production of cannabis-infused drugs. Hence, its consumption for various applications boosts the overall growth of the market.

Asia Pacific is expected to expand at the fastest CAGR in the forecast period owing to the presence of the largest cultivation markets in the region such as China, South Korea, India, and Australia. Furthermore, favorable climatic conditions, increasing awareness about the plant and its medical benefits, and a growing patient pool eligible for medical marijuana treatments are the other factors boosting the growth of the market in the region.

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Exploring the Green Oasis: Marijuana Dispensaries in Baltimore

In recent years, the landscape of cannabis consumption has undergone a profound transformation, and nowhere is this more evident than in Baltimore, Maryland. With the legalization of medical marijuana in 2014 and subsequent decriminalization of recreational use, the city has witnessed a surge in the establishment of marijuana dispensaries. These dispensaries serve not only as purveyors of cannabis products but also as hubs of education and community engagement.

One notable aspect of marijuana dispensaries in Baltimore is their commitment to professionalism and customer service. Gone are the days of clandestine transactions; instead, dispensaries operate in sleek, modern facilities staffed by knowledgeable budtenders who guide customers through the myriad strains and products available. Whether you're a seasoned cannabis connoisseur or a novice exploring its therapeutic potential, dispensaries in Baltimore cater to all needs and preferences.

Moreover, these dispensaries play a crucial role in destigmatizing cannabis use and promoting its medicinal benefits. Through educational initiatives and outreach programs, they aim to inform the public about the science behind cannabis and its potential applications in treating various medical conditions, from chronic pain to anxiety disorders. By fostering open dialogue and dispelling misconceptions, dispensaries in Baltimore are contributing to a more informed and accepting community.

Furthermore, marijuana dispensaries are driving economic growth and revitalization in Baltimore. By creating jobs, generating tax revenue, and attracting customers from both within and outside the city, they stimulate local commerce and contribute to the overall prosperity of the community. Additionally, many dispensaries prioritize sourcing products from local growers and manufacturers, thereby supporting the state's burgeoning cannabis industry.

In conclusion, marijuana dispensaries in Baltimore represent more than just retail outlets; they are catalysts for change, innovation, and progress. As the legal landscape surrounding cannabis continues to evolve, these dispensaries remain steadfast in their commitment to providing safe, accessible, and high-quality products to consumers while advocating for responsible use and social equity. Whether you're seeking relief from a medical condition or simply exploring the recreational potential of cannabis, Baltimore's dispensaries offer a welcoming and inclusive environment for all.

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Ohio Cannabis Legalization: Understanding the Journey of Weed Laws

Explore the comprehensive guide to cannabis legalization in Ohio. Learn about medical marijuana laws, recreational use, obtaining a medical marijuana card, qualifying conditions, legal implications, challenges, and advocacy efforts.

Ohio has witnessed significant shifts in its cannabis laws in recent years, prompting many to ask, "Is weed legal in Ohio?" This guide provides an in-depth overview of cannabis legalization in the state, covering both medical and recreational aspects.

Legal Status

Medical Marijuana Program: Ohio legalized medical marijuana in 2016 through House Bill 523, allowing patients with qualifying conditions to access cannabis products from licensed dispensaries. This program provides relief to individuals suffering from various medical ailments.

Recreational Use: Unlike some states, recreational use of marijuana remains illegal in Ohio. However, possession of small amounts for personal use is decriminalized, leading to reduced penalties for offenders.

Obtaining Medical Marijuana

Process for Obtaining a Medical Marijuana Card: To obtain a medical marijuana card in Ohio, individuals must have a qualifying medical condition certified by a registered physician. The application process involves submitting medical records and obtaining a recommendation from a qualified doctor.

Qualifying Conditions

List of Qualifying Medical Conditions: Ohio's medical marijuana program covers a range of qualifying conditions, including chronic pain, PTSD, epilepsy, cancer, and others. Patients suffering from these conditions can benefit from medical cannabis as a treatment option.

Legal Implications

Penalties for Marijuana Possession in Ohio: While possession of small amounts for personal use is decriminalized, selling or distributing cannabis without proper authorization can lead to criminal charges. It's essential to understand the legal implications of marijuana possession in Ohio.

Challenges and Advocacy

Roadblocks to Recreational Legalization: Despite progress in medical marijuana legalization, recreational use faces several challenges, including political opposition and regulatory hurdles. Advocacy groups continue to push for broader legalization, highlighting the potential benefits for the state.

Advocacy Efforts: Various organizations and activists advocate for cannabis reform in Ohio, emphasizing the economic, social, and medical advantages of legalization. Their efforts play a crucial role in shaping public opinion and influencing policy decisions.

Navigating the System

Consulting with a Medical Marijuana Doctor: For individuals considering medical marijuana as a treatment option, consulting with a qualified physician is essential. Medical marijuana doctors can provide guidance on eligibility, treatment options, and legal compliance, ensuring a smooth process for patients.

Conclusion

In summary, while medical marijuana is legal in Ohio, recreational use remains prohibited. Understanding the state's cannabis laws, obtaining a medical marijuana card, and navigating the system are essential steps for individuals seeking relief through cannabis-based treatments.

FAQs:

Is recreational marijuana legal in Ohio?

Recreational use of marijuana is still illegal in Ohio.

How can I obtain a medical marijuana card in Ohio?

To obtain a medical marijuana card, you must have a qualifying medical condition and obtain a recommendation from a registered physician.

What are the qualifying conditions for medical marijuana in Ohio? Qualifying conditions include chronic pain, PTSD, epilepsy, cancer, and others.

Can I legally grow marijuana for personal use in Ohio?

Growing marijuana for personal use is illegal in Ohio.

What are the penalties for marijuana possession in Ohio? Possession of small amounts for personal use is decriminalized, but selling or distributing cannabis without proper authorization can lead to criminal charges.

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California followed suit with the fair chance act to compete for a job act of 2019 that me and Mayor Bill De Blasio put in to place if you know the story I got that from Michelle Alexander book the new Jim Crow of mass incarceration of the so called poorer people of America that law is suppose to help their chances of gaining employment and not facing discrimination in getting their housing apartments applications and a license to be a counselor , casac , security guards, even a barber or any other job needing licensure you can hit that with Article 23A and get your license and job , I still say we should ban the conviction box on the job application I think I taught you how to get out of that and get a job just scroll down on this page , recently California just raised their minimum wage following suit from me and Governor Andrew Cuomo minimum wage salaries raised program in New York City California went as much as $ 20 Dollars an hour that is very good better than New York but Kathy Hochul the Governor is fixing that for New Yorkers she is pretty good a friend of mines true I always say they should cut how much taxes they take from a person paycheck it is sad to see people working that can't afford child support let alone support themselves they can't afford the rent , food for the week or give their spouse support and even transportation and they work provide services for their employers and their city or town and they have a job providing services to make life better for the people's that is bad help them keep more of their paycheck in their pocket and bank accounts and boost their salary funny thing is employers that get in on that there are tax breaks and tax cuts for them and tax benefits for them where was they at before I came along being that the cost of living is okay in California other states should follow suit now imagine if they did that in regions like Louisiana , Atlanta , Texas , North Carolina , Delaware , Chicago , Boston , Baltimore , which they should being that you can get an apartment for $ 400 to $ 800 monthly that leaves money for transportation , food for the week , school tuition private school tuition for their kids to afford their kids a great future better city services like sanitation services and cleaner and better parks like New York City which now how laps and miles counters and city shelters have water fountains that save for recycling with their bottle refill machines , the wages has been stagnant for decades in those regions I propose we raised the National minimum wage level to $ 20 - $ 25 dollars an hour to better assist in the states creating a better quality of life for it's citizens and beautify their neighborhoods with Citibikes like New York City got now and legal recreational Marijuana stores on every corners and guardrails in our train stations ensuring the safety of the people .

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I'm inviting you and introducing you to some of my favorite people Joel Osteen of Lakewood church in Houston Texas get all his books your best life now and change your life your rusty old foul self into a beautiful beautiful beautiful human being and read my mom books and you can call her your mom now Joyce Meyer the new Mother Teresa of our times and the Joyce Meyer ministries read their books and follow their show that is what I do and so should you , get the books you are going to love the books that is on their bookshelves .

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I am blessed and happy and to be envied because my iniquities are forgiven and my sins are covered up and completely buried . The Lord will take no account nor reckon it against me . - Romans 4:7 - 8

I am useful and helpful and kind to others , tenderhearted ( compassionate , understanding , loving - hearted ) , forgiving others ( readily and freely ) , as God in Christ forgive me . - Ephesians 4:32

All my children are christians and have christian friends , and God has set aside a Christian wife or husband for each of them . - 1 Corinthians 15:33

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My children are not unequally yoked with unbelievers . - 2 Corinthians 6:14

My children walk and live ( habitually ) in the ( Holy ) spirit ( responsive to and controlled and guided by the spirit ) .

My children obey me in the lord , for this is right . They honor their father and mother - which is the first commandment with a promise - " that it may go well with them and that they may enjoy long life on the earth . " - Ephesians 6:1 - 3

I do not exasperate my children : instead I bring them up in the training and instruction of the lord . - Ephesians 6:4

God is good if I hear other humans talking to me 24 / 7 and is still able to do miracles like that and this page then I know God is the winner and not Satan in the end though and I choose to go the way of God not other forces .

Normal person hear cars and buses and trains go by them me I hear the sounds of the city but with me a tape is playing 24/ 7 in my head a verbal abusive self hating tape in my head it is people from the street crowd or rough and dirty crowd only dirty people do stuff like that it is sad that voodoo has become their way of life and no religion , no thank you since I became Talented Tenth now I judge other humans by the content of their character not the color of their skin , good luck to me and ridding myself of that auditory world of my own no thank you to those voices and bad people and their cognition distortions .

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