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Hank - In the video I describe a worry that it is selfish to feel nice in a world that remains full of bad things. I'm not sure if selfishness is the right word, but I don't know what the right word is?

Mom, or www.mmomc.org, was largely created to celebrate the legalization of recreational use of marijuana for adults in the State of New York. First started as a Meetup Group in New York City, hopefully it will help and inspire entrepreneurs launch their dreams in the new green rush throughout the Americas and beyond. Happy 4/20 Everyone. Great panel discussion on the Cannabis Industry. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwrvg...​ Pablo Bustos stated in the introduction to Mom that Chile has the highest consumption rates in Latin America; of course, Chile is a small country, what he meant was the highest consumption per capita https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cannabi...​ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annual_...​ In general, Forbes Magazine is respected for it’s economic analysis, including its analysis of the Cannabis Industry. https://www.forbes.com/sites/julieweed/2021/02/01/this-year-may-see-the-tipping-point-for-cannabis/?sh=49acc95d491e

"Under all is the land." This clip explores how real estate in general is the basis for all businesses, including the Cannabis Industry. The effects of the legalization of cannabis on real estate has been widely reported. Here’s the clip from Forbes Magazine that I briefly showed in the video. https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbesrealestatecouncil/2021/01/22/the-effects-of-marijuana-legalization-on-american-real-estate/ Here’s the full song “Hello Montreal.” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkRPxkOUxMU&list=RDNkRPxkOUxMU&start_radio=1

As the title suggests, this video reviews this group's first in person Meetup on April 20, 2021. We will be having about six in person Meetups a year and several redirections from other cannabis groups, mostly online events. Here's the website from Leafly I mentioned in the video. Just to be clear, this group has no official ties with Leafly but we admire their work. https://www.leafly.com/news/lifestyle...​ Here's the website for our Meetup Group. https://www.meetup.com/mom-make-money...

The North American cannabis market is a competitive industry, but cannabis industry ancillary businesses fill less crowded spaces and provide essential services around the industry. This panel will discuss different ancillary businesses models that are attractive investment opportunities.

In this episode of the series I go over a few basics in regards to low stress training. LST increases yield and overall plant size as well as more bud sites.

Sorry for the delay!! Here is pt 5 in the how to grow indoor cannabis series. In this episode I describe different stages of growth. From my own experience this is how I adjust my nutrients to match the growth stage of the plant being grown.

A look at the relative age of history.

In this episode I discuss basic pest controls for indoor cannabis growing. Here is the microscope that I use to detect and identify bugs.

Day 15. Amazing growth. Stay tuned

In this episode of How to Grow indoor cannabis, I discuss whether you should start from seed or clone, and why. I also discuss how to pheno hunt for the best genetics when just starting out.

In this episode, I show how I get my flower rounds started. Going from a veg container, to a flower container. Veg bucket is roughly 2 1/4 gallons Flower bucket is roughly 17 which makes for a more stable root zone when flowering big healthy cannabis plants. stay tuned for this 10 week series.

Con la legalización de la marihuana con fines recreativos en América del Norte, y con la enorme industria económica que crea en el mercado legal, América Latina puede quedarse atrás si no abraza la libertad. Para la versión en inglés, consulte https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rl7IRRhac44

A review of books by the Vlogbrothers.

In this episode I go over a few things with nutrients, mostly for beginners.

John goes over the pros and cons of a Father having a baby.

Talk by Stephen Gray on the book Cannabis and Spirituality: An Explorer’s Guide to an Ancient Plant Spirit Ally. Info at CannabisAndSpirituality.com

There are some serious public health concerns about the legalization of marijuana, but they are probably not what you might expect.

Some studies on mice show cannabis makes cancer better; other studies on mice show it makes cancer worse. What did the one and only human clinical trial to date find?

Larry Elder discusses racism in America.

A Rabbi, a Priest and an Atheist Smoke Weed Together.

With Pokemon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon around the corner, I thought it'd be a great time to recap on the most recent games, Pokemon Sun and Moon.

Like many veterans, the rigors of military service took a toll on Air Force veteran and DAV life member Jarid Watson’s body. He’s not sure when exactly it happened—perhaps during physical training or while loading and unloading cargo planes as a member of the world-famous U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds—but at some point during his nearly 12 years in uniform, a bone growth on the ball joint of his hip tore his labrum and damaged much of the surrounding cartilage. The injury brought on chronic pain for Watson and eventually led to his medical retirement from the military in 2016. It also severely affected his sleep, which in turn negatively influenced his motivation and mood. As a father, husband, entrepreneur and student, he knew something had to be done to combat the pain and restore his ability to get a good night’s rest, for the benefit of himself, his family, his career and his studies. For Watson, there was only one choice.

Cannabis vapor has less tar, but may contain more ammonia. What happens to respiratory symptoms when regular users of joints, blunts, pipes, and bongs switch to a vaporizer?

An Accurate History of Cannabis from the Earliest Times to the Present Day. Both Medicinal Marijuana and Recreational Cannabis were once widely used and legal. The past 100 years, they became mainly illegal. This will probably turn out to be a temporary phenomenon as legalisation increasingly is the norm. Enjoy this cannabis documentary. SCRIPT: 2017 combined worldwide sales of cannabis products, legal and illegal, were over $200 billion a year, but where did it all begin? It goes back to neolithic Japan, about 10000 BC. Someone used it to start a fire, then realized it smelled kind of cool and it chilled everyone out. For Japan, it was spiritual. In China, it was useful, medicine, rope, soup, clothes from hemp and weapons. And bow strings were more powerful, perhaps it was the first time cannabis killed anyone. 2727 BC, Emperor Shen Nong father of Chinese medicine wrote the first fan letter to cannabis. He called it Ma. He died experimenting on himself. A thousand years later, Indians called it bhang, they smoked it. Egyptians drank it in tea. [inaudible 00:00:54​] Inhaling was the preferred means of consumption worldwide. In 480BC, Herodotus saw the Scythian tribe said to be the most uncouth and savage in the Middle East inhaling the vapors of hemp, both as a ritual and for their own pleasurable recreation. The first smoking pipes in Ethiopia around 1320 contained traces of cannabis. From 1545 the Spanish put the Ma into Manana and started growing huge tracts in Chile. It traveled North to Richmond, Virginia growing on the shores of the Potomac, spreading to what is now Washington DC. 1619, law was every plantation in Virginia had to grow cannabis, known as Indian hemp, mainly for rope but they smoked it as well. Pipe of peace, perceptions of cannabis began to change. It was becoming a threat to the power elite and Wash DC was the place America began to outlaw the drug, making it a prescription only medicine in 1906. By the 1920s laws were tightening, thanks to lobbying by the beer industry and Harry J Anslinger first head of the US Bureau of Narcotics. They called him Harry party pooper. In slave labor colonies like India, Brazil, and Singapore, cannabis was labeled the shirker's drug. Cocaine was promoted as the workers' drug increasing stamina and concentration by as much as cannabis reduced it. Government funded movie, Reefer Madness showed how a single puff of weed drives men and women to wild psychosis. Cannabis regulation tightened and tightened. It was finally banned in 1937 in case it turned the nation's youth into communists. Narcotics Bureau boss Harry Anslinger shore boosted the profits of the brewers and the paper barons. By the 1950s cannabis was heavily associated with jazz musicians. Then white people started visiting jazz clubs and the genie was out of the bottle. Perhaps that was the moment cannabis became a drug for rebels. It spread through the middle classes via the beatnik culture. World governments reacted in 1961 with a treaty to ban production and supply except for medicinal and research purposes. Conscripts returning from the Vietnam war, shell shocked young men retreated to the hillsides of Northern California where they could smoke pot in peace and also grow it in peace, some of them went psychotic. Whether a result of the war or the cannabis is hard to prove. In 1971, Richard Nixon combined the two when he coined the war on drugs. It was a great excuse to tool up for a global war against the generation of super rich dealers who are still with us. While the US was destroying cannabis crops, a new era was dawning. In 1976 the Dutch government de-criminalized, which was great for dealers. Cannabis was legal to possess, but it illegal to sell. Perfect. In 2001 Portugal adopted the Dutch policy. The same year, Canada became the first country to legalize medical marijuana. A dozen US states followed including California and by 2015 Wash DC made it legal to use but not to sell. That was good news for the guys with Uzis. By 2020 medical marijuana sales are forecast to be $17 billion a year in the USA alone and the illegal sales at about 40 billion since legal by then, which is also possible. 2015 Uruguay became the first country to legalize recreational marijuana. June 2018 cannabis infused beverages are overtaking wine sales in Oregon. Americans rejoiced when the FDA approved Epidiolex for treating epilepsy. In the UK sufferers begged for the same cannabinoids. October 2018 Canada legalized recreational use joining nine US states and Washington DC. Looks like prohibition will turn out to be a temporary phenomenon. Researchers say there are many more medical benefits to uncover. It will be a trillion dollar industry once it's legal everywhere to inhale the vapors.