Sentences with phrase «thinking about marijuana»

This summer, the Drug Enforcement Administration will consider a move that may turn the tide of how people think about marijuana.

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«I've spent some time thinking about whether or not the feds knew what they were doing when they created these regulations, because it really does spark a lot of business interest in marijuana more generally.»

When you hear about innovative companies leveraging hydroponics systems, you might first think of marijuana growers or urban farms.

While the DEA's announcement is a positive sign, many drug - policy experts think that it's unlikely the agency will actually decide to change marijuana's classification, despite a dramatic shift in public sentiment about the drug.

BI: What advice do you have for other investors thinking about jumping into the marijuana industry?

The survey found that, overall, about seven in 10 officers think marijuana should be legalized for at least medical use.

What about warnings from some health experts that marijuana is more dangerous than once thought?

What I read about Margaret Trudeau is that she says that Marijuana should be «regulated» (I think she means we need good legislation), and that it was her gateway drug to «self - medication» for bipolar / depressive episodes.

When you were cut by the Ravens after last season and didn't catch on with another team, did you think that it was because of your marijuana advocacy and being so outspoken about NFL doctors» giving out painkillers?

MG: When you were cut by the Ravens after last season and didn't catch on with another team, did you think that it was because of your marijuana advocacy and being so outspoken about NFL doctors» giving out painkillers?

I think the league, despite its protestations to the contrary, has to get serious about allowing the use of marijuana for pain management.

They don't think about staying out late at night and getting picked up by the cops and taking marijuana.

That made me think about how as my kids enter their teenage years (it's coming up so fast), they will likely encounter other kids who suggest they do X, Y, or Z — and marijuana may very well be one of those things.

Teens and young adults often think it's «cool» to use marijuana because they hear songs about it, and see people using it on television or in movies.

The former secretary of state seemed to be thinking about Colorado's new marijuana law as she campaigned with Sen. Mark Udall.

If you think about it anyone willing to use a drug as dangerous as crack probably has no qualms using something as safe and easy to get as marijuana.

A government should think about the long term effects, not only the short term effects, whilst a large part of the population (greatly overlapping with for example the marijuana crowd) think far more in short term gains and losses.

Medical marijuana is another thing, but I think it's bad and I feel strongly about that.

«These new studies point to important roles for the cannabinoid receptors as targets that might be exploited using approaches that refine how we think about substances derived from marijuana.»

«As prohibitions on marijuana ease and sales of marijuana become more visible, it's important to think about how we need to change the way we talk to young people about the risks posed by the drug,» said Elizabeth D'Amico, lead author of the study and a senior behavioral scientist at RAND, a nonprofit research organization.

I think there's a lot about marijuana we don't know,» California Sen. Dianne Feinstein told journalists at Rolling Stone.

NM revolutionizes the way people talk and think about cannabis and medical marijuana.

One book that encourages reassessing the way you think about these two drugs is marijuana merchant account is Safer: So why are we driving people to drink.

I think that maybe pet parents are more willing to be forthright about their pet being exposed to marijuana now — at least in states where it is legal.

I never thought about dogs getting into marijuana bags, that is so scary.

Now I am thinking, based in part on the posts above, that an especially effective way for a young lawyer or law firm to make a name in this arena (and to learn a whole lot) would be to start blogging astutely about the emerging challenges and opportunities that surround marijuana litigation and legal practice.

I think the notion that Canadian values support a free - for - all for the sale of pot is untenable given (i) the recently enacted regulatory regime for the sale of medicinal marijuana and (ii) the existing regulatory regimes for the sale of alcohol and tobacco (which would, if pot were legalized, presumably be extended to pot), but you and I can disagree about that.

If you are looking for a job at a clinical grow facility or dispensary then you should think about customizing your medical marijuana resume.

NM revolutionizes the way people talk and think about cannabis and medical marijuana.