Well hear it is...Smoking Made Music for the Modern Day Hippie. Wiz Khailifa - Burn After Rolling [B.A.R] dropped on Monday November 2 and I have to say it is a as good as No Ceilings if not all around better. Wiz Khalifa, DJ iLL WiLL, & DJ Rockstar bring us one of the best mixtapes of 2009 and the best weed mixtape of 2009 until The Hail Mary Jane Mixtape drops sometime soon [artists the final day to submit tracks is Nov. 6th.].

smokingsection.uproxx.com

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According to figures provided to CelebStoner by CAMP (Campaign Against Marijuana Planting), 4.463,917 marijuana plants were seized this year in California - a huge increase over last year's total of 2,905,232. More than three-quarters of the plants were pulled from public lands during a total of 665 raids that resulted in 111 arrests. CAMP estimates the plant value at $17.8 billion.

County

1 - Shasta
2 - Lake
3 - Mendocino
4 - Fresno
5 - Los Angeles

celebstoner.com

Medicinal marijuana is now legal in a handful of U.S. states. But if it was up to these 29 stars, pot - for medicinal purposes and otherwise would be available anywhere, anytime!

1. Megan Fox
2. Brad Pitt
3. Tommy Chong
4. Sting
5. Matthew McConaughey
6. Jennifer Aniston
7. Woody Harrelson
8. Sarah Silverman
9. James Franco
10. Nicole Richie
11. Snoop Dogg
12. Willie Nelson
13. Kevin Smith
14. Shia LeBeouf
15. Kirsten Dunst
16. Johnny Depp

foxnews.com

Boris Becker has alluded to the fact he would not mind if an opponent of his had used cannabis in the days prior to their match, suggesting cannabis is widely tolerated, whilst not being regardeded as a performance-enhancing drug in professional sport.

cannazine.co.uk

The most extensive study yet undertaken on U.S. marijuana arrests and penalties, released today, finds no relationship between marijuana arrest and use rates. The report further finds that current penalty structures act as a price support mechanism that boosts the illegal market.

Assembled by Jon Gettman, adjunct assistant professor in criminal justice at Shenandoah University in Winchester, Va., the new report says:

• Marijuana arrests have almost doubled since 1991 -- but levels of marijuana use have remained fundamentally unchanged

• Penalties that increase for larger amounts of marijuana encourage consumers to make multiple small purchases, acting as a de facto price support for the illicit market

• Florida has the nation's harshest marijuana penalties, while the District of Columbia has the highest arrest rate for marijuana offenses

• Although African Americans use marijuana at a rate only about 25 percent higher than whites, blacks are almost three times as likely to be arrested for marijuana possession as whites

realitycatcher-alapoet.blogspot.com

While Pitkin County and Aspen have long had a reputation for a casual approach to drug enforcement, it may be Durango that is the next Colorado ski town to legalize adult possession of up to an ounce of pot and the paraphernalia used to smoke it.

A group called Sensible Durango is preparing to put a ballot question in front of Durango voters in November 2010.

aspendailynews.com

The Colorado ski town of Breckenridge has voted overwhelmingly to legalize marijuana.

Early returns Tuesday night showed the proposal winning with 72 percent of the vote. The measure would allow adults over 21 to have up to 1 ounce of marijuana.

bellinghamherald.com