Innholdsfortegnelse for February 2017 i High Times

• Glass Artist of the Month: Bill Burroughs A native Oregonian, Bill Burroughs resides in a small town called Veneta, just west of his hometown of Eugene. The Northwest has long been a mecca for glass artists, and with friends in the industry, Bill naturally became intrigued by glass and functional art. He first turned on a torch in 1999 as a pipe artist at Sketchy Glass, using techniques like wrap-and-rake, along with fuming. He soon learned other styles and patterns, including sculpting, line work and welding multiple sections. Many of his current projects feature UV highlights, due to amazing advances in the color industry. A love of the outdoors and a passion for hard work enabled Bill to forge his own style, which can be seen in the pieces…

The National Football League has updated its drug policy to include synthetic marijuana as a banned substance. The decision to begin testing for synthetic pot—commonly known as K2 or Spice—came during the annual drugs-and-steroids policy negotiation between the NFL and the Players Association. Synthetic marijuana now joins cocaine, PCP, cannabis, opiates, opioids, MDMA and amphetamines on the NFL’s standard drug-testing panel. Two high-profile incidents involving NFL players and synthetic marijuana may have led to the policy change. Last October, former Seattle Seahawks fullback Derrick Coleman admitted to smoking Spice prior to a hit-and-run accident that left the other driver with a broken collarbone. And in January, former New England Patriots defensive end Chandler Jones was briefly hospitalized after a bad reaction to synthetic weed caused him to wander into a…

While some media outlets have chosen hysteria over facts when reporting on driving under the influence of weed, newly released data from the Montana Department of Justice provide a legitimately disconcerting look at which controlled substance is being used most often by people arrested for impaired driving. According to Montana’s Forensic Science Division, methamphetamine surpassed cannabis as the most common narcotic detected in DUI blood tests in 2015. While alcohol remains the most prevalent substance detected in DUIs, meth outpaced marijuana for the first time, according to a recent report from the state crime lab. In 2015, meth accounted for 294 DUI cases in Montana—up from 73 in 2011. The crime lab also noted significant spikes in positive meth tests for parolees and in postmortem drug screens. While the increase…

Oregon voters legalized recreational marijuana in 2014. However, 2016 was the first full year of legal cannabis retail—and a cannabis sales tax. So how are things going 10 months into the Beaver State’s retail-pot program? According to officials, the state is raking in so much cash that it may have to create a separate regulatory agency just to manage the income. Through September 2016, the Oregon Department of Revenue took in more than $40 million in THC taxes. Since recreational sales began in October 2015, Oregon has averaged $4.46 million in tax revenue per month. Currently, medical marijuana dispensaries charge a 25 percent tax on recreational pot. While that rate will expire at the end of the year, licensed retailers of legal pot must charge a base tax of 17…

"I could’ve written math equations with my finger on the window like the math genius in some movie, and you’d swear I knew what I was doing." AFTER MY FIRST dab, I sat in a Burger King for three hours drinking only orange soda in a sweaty plastic cup because I was too high to know what to order. Everything sounded great—fries, burgers, one of them long-bun chicken sandwiches. But I couldn’t handle choosing food. I was lost in my own thoughts at that Burger King table. That dab made me see the world’s math. I could’ve written math equations with my finger on the window, a + b x 2(yz ) – 1 = p, like the math genius in some movie, and you’d swear I knew what I…

› Whip-fast, intense, anxiety-inducing d-beat crust punk of the highest order from northern outliers who proclaim their homeland of St. John’s, Newfoundland “the edges of the earth.” From that icy precipice, Dark Era deliver brutal, pit-opening crust that combines the noirish, walls-closing-in angst of ’90s greats Born Against with the noisy, unfettered speed of peak-era Japanese power-violence heroes Fuck on the Beach and Bay Area fastcore stalwarts Vöetsek. The female vocals are incredible: raw, powerful shrieks that evoke a universal human suffering. Polly Watson › About 90 seconds into Survive’s RR7349, it becomes obvious why two members of the band—Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein—were tapped to create the retro-synth score for Netflix’s hit sci-fi series Stranger Things. The Austin, Texas–based group’s predilection for warm ’80s tones, deep synth drama and…

1. Soilless Mixtures Soilless mixtures are sphagnum-, peat- or coco-based blends that look, act and feel extremely similar to regular topsoil. These mediums are better suited for indoor gardens than outdoor topsoil because they carry fewer pests, diseases, bacteria and mold. Standard topsoil is rarely used indoors anymore. Soilless mediums generally come pre-mixed with beneficial amendments like perlite, wood chips and, at times, mild nutrient additives. Many advanced growers will mix their own ratios of base medium (most often coco coir) with additives that absorb and retain moisture as well as others that help aerate the medium. Soilless mixtures are most commonly used in top-feed drip- or spray-emitter systems, which are able to saturate the medium evenly (especially when spray emitters are used). This type of medium doesn’t perform as…

So spark a few joints, choose some excellent tunes and fire up the microwave, with the understanding that, while these mug cakes won’t replace a professionally baked cake, they will provide a way to quickly satisfy your late-night craving for sweetness. One word of caution: If your cannabutter is very potent, start off using only a teaspoon diluted in regular butter so you can gauge the effect of the high before adding more. Blueberry Haze Mug Cake Ingredients: 1 tbsp. cannabutter ½ cup rolled oats 1 tbsp. light brown sugar 2 tsp. honey ⅓ cup blueberries 1 generous pinch ground cinnamon Greek yogurt, to serve Directions: Place the cannabutter in a 7-fluid-ounce microwave-safe mug and microwave on full power for 30 seconds, or until melted. Stir in the oats, sugar,…

Support for marijuana-law reform is largely a partisan issue. SIXTY-ONE PERCENT OF Americans agree that “the use of marijuana should be made legal.” More than four in five favor legalizing cannabis as a therapeutic treatment option, and six in 10 voters believe that the states, not the federal government, should be the ultimate arbiters of marijuana regulatory policy. Yet these positions are not being sufficiently represented on Capitol Hill. This growing divide between the public and congressional opinion is apparent upon reviewing NORML’s updated 2016 Congressional Report Card, a database that assigns a letter grade to members of Congress based on their comments and voting records on matters specific to marijuana policy. The full report is available online (norml.org/congressional-scorecard). How NORML’s Report Card Is Calculated Our Congressional Scorecard grades members…

That is no longer the question. Today, the hydroponic cultivation of cannabis is, unquestionably, the most popular grow method in use around the world, including both indoor and greenhouse operations. Further, hydro growing is one of main reasons for the spectacular rise in high-quality, high-potency marijuana, second only to advances in the breeding of elite genetics. High Times puts together its annual Hydro Report—now in its 19th year—to showcase the immense benefits of and latest technologies for growing hydroponically. This year, we aim to bring hydro growing right into your home by detailing the easiest and most effective setups available for home growers and medical patients, with an added look at hybrid hydro systems—a recent development that indicates where the future of hydro might be headed. Also in this issue,…

A 48-year-old Australian man faces life in prison after getting busted with just over seven grams of hash in Bali. The island is part of Indonesia, a country with some of the harshest drug laws on the planet. Police in Bali’s southeastern town of Sanur discovered the hash in a suitcase at the home of Giuseppe Serafino, who has resided in Bali for five years. The cops convinced Serafino to name the person who sold him the hash, a 54-year-old retired British journalist identified only as “DM,” who was later arrested by authorities with 10.09 grams. Both men have been charged under Article 112 of Indonesian law with possession of a Category 1 narcotic, which carries a minimum penalty of five years and a maximum sentence of life in prison.…

While marijuana is legal in Oregon, there are apparently limits: For example, for some reason, you can’t trade a pound of pot for a snowmobile. That was the lesson learned by Jason Owen, 29, who attempted to set up the recreational-pot-for-recreational-vehicle barter via Craigslist. Unfortunately, Owen didn’t realize he was proposing the trade to a state trooper. Rather than laugh off Owen’s offer, the overzealous trooper opted to take it to the agency’s drug-enforcement office. The state police decided to set up a sting involving an unmarked car to monitor the phony trade. Several troopers swarmed Owen after it was confirmed that he had the cannabis. Owen, who was ultimately busted with over a pound and a half of pot, was cited for adult possession and adult delivery of marijuana.…

Some time ago, Doreen Sullivan picked up a beautiful Venetian vase on one of her antiquing outings and was inspired to repurpose it as a water pipe that would discreetly fit in with her home decor. “Products for a more refined smoking lifestyle are rare—it’s an underserved market,” Sullivan says. “I wanted to create something that would appeal to an aesthetically savvy consumer—something discreet and nicely designed that didn’t scream ‘bong.’” Vintage vases and refined glass come in all shapes and sizes, and Sullivan broke many beautiful pieces before perfecting the art of repurposing these treasures into smoking implements. Her creations turned out to be wildly popular among her friends, and she soon saw that they appealed to all sorts of people who appreciate beautiful design. That’s when she realized…

“I just want to go into a nice teashop and get a little bit stoned. And they’re like, ‘Of course, we understand—you’re a sensible person.’” Obscurely Elevated “I have friends that I’ve known for a very long time, and they can’t tell if I’m high or not,” Watts says. “I love that, because I never want to be like, ‘Uhhhh, duuude…’ If I’m really high, I want to use as much energy as possible to normalize myself.” “SOMEWHERE NEAR THE Vega star system… ” A hulking, hooded figure, crackling with purple light, glides onto the stage of a darkened theater. An eerie blue glow pulses from its cloaked face. A sonorous voice intones over ominous music: “The vestibule has been opened. And all of us continue to exist as though…

The steep price drops foreshadow the commoditization of cannabis that we expect to see in the years ahead. IN MARCH 2016, New Frontier cited the top 10 cannabis trends to watch in its annual “State of Legal Marijuana Markets” report. The 10 trends were selected in collaboration with leading industry operators, investors and legalization advocates. Let’s revisit those trends to see what has changed since the report’s publication. Given the wide range of important developments occurring over the past year, herewith are the four trends with the most impactful changes. Congressional/Federal Action on Cannabis Laws The DEA announced that it would not reschedule cannabis under the Controlled Substances Act in response to petitions from the governors of Washington and Rhode Island. In its response, the agency cited insufficient scientific evidence…

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“There’s a lot of people out there who feel isolated as Christian pot smokers.” On a Wednesday evening in a quiet Denver suburb, a small group of Christians are beginning their weekly Bible study. Prayers are spoken with heads bowed, songs of praise are sung to the heavens, followed by a heavy discussion about the Book of Job. At first glance, it looks just like any of the other countless Bible studies happening in suburban homes all over the country. The one anomaly is that every God-fearing soul who showed up tonight is getting thoroughly stoned. Relaxing on the back patio of this upscale home, the participants pass joints and bongs around the circle, along with Bibles for people who forgot to bring theirs. A summer breeze blows through the…

Perhaps the most difficult aspect of hydroponic gardening is the implementation of an effective nutrient program. When dealing with water culture, the old adage of “Less is more” certainly holds true. For beginners, it is definitely important to remember that you can always increase the dosage, but it’s extremely difficult to remedy overfeeding. As an example, studies have shown that gardens using nutrient solutions with high parts-per-million (ppm) levels of dissolved solids were consuming less water on a daily basis. When the ppm was lowered, the plants drank much more. The reason is that the high ppm levels created by overfertilizing caused higher osmotic pressure at the molecular level. Essentially, the plants were unable to absorb moisture due to the higher presence of dissolved minerals. The result was a big…

SUBJECT: Drying Temps and Humidity FROM: Michael C. What’s the best temperature and humidity level for drying my plants? Dear Michael, The drying room is a place that must be carefully monitored. Keep in mind that your plants will give off large amounts of moisture as they dry. It’s important to pull wet air out of the room and keep the air circulating—but without actually having the fans blowing right on the hanging branches, which can dry them out prematurely and result in a harsh taste and burn. Growers in dry places like Colorado struggle to extend their drying time with humidifiers, while farmers in more humid places like Northern California use dehumidifiers to pull water from the air in order to avoid mold forming on their buds. The ideal…

Can cannabis really help PMS? Grumpy Sometimes Hello Grumpy, Cannabis looks like it’s fine for treating mood swings, depression, anxiety, sleep problems, cramps and muscle pain, all of which can be symptoms of PMS. I have three studies in front of me showing that cannabis is bad for bipolar patients. Then I get bipolar patients coming in who swear that it keeps their moods steady. Does it help or not? Dr. Manny LC Hello Dr. Manny, Folks with bipolar disorder often have a rougher time if they’re using the plant. But they may be self-medicating when they first notice symptoms, rather than creating a cannabis-induced manic episode. Those who say it helps them are very attentive to their sleep: They use sedating strains, get to bed early and keep their…

Memphis native John Marek earned a bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of Memphis, with a minor in legal thought. He went on to get his master’s in political science as well as a law degree. While still in college, John co-founded the University of Memphis’s NORML chapter, the only one in Tennessee at the time. With no statewide citizen ballot-initiative process available in Tennessee, the chapter focused its efforts on lobbying state legislators in support of medical marijuana. After graduation, John quickly landed a position as an associate attorney with the city of Memphis, where he worked from 2011 to 2013. He also worked for Congressman Steve Cohen (D-TN) of the Ninth District, a staunch supporter of marijuana-law reform. After managing two of Cohen’s successful campaigns, John…

FLOWER OF THE MONTH FROSTY FLAKES I’m submitting this photo I took at a local (Washington) recreational farm. The farm is Capital City Cannabis Company (c4farm.com or instagram @c4farm). Thank you! Jeff Standley HARVEST OF THE MONTH AFTER THE FALL Here’s a pic of some more Big Buddha Seeds King Kong. Hope you and the readers enjoy! Danknaturally CLOSE UP OF THE MONTH NAILED IT My name is Teagan Barnes and I am a professional nail artist in Rosebur, OR at Toxic Nail Designs. Teagan COLA OF THE MONTH HOLY SMOKES This is from our grow in Colorado. We are from the Gilead Community. I’m a disabled vet and we are trying to help others get off pharmaceuticals and to educate the Christian community. All organic, no chemicals or nutrients,…

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We want to show the people of Ireland, north and south, the amazing benefits of the cannabis plant. Irish Green In the hills of Donegal, an Irish cannabis movement was born with the creation of Weedstock Ireland, a collaboration between the LegenDerry Cannabis Club and the Donegal Cannabis Social Club. We held our first private awareness event in those same hills with over 30 people in attendance. It was clear we were in for a night to remember, with a buzz in the air and passion shining in people’s eyes. Over the next few hours, we had fun raising awareness and sharing stories about cannabis and how it has helped us lead normal lives. We wanted to do it all over again, only this time bigger and better. The Irish…

Grounation Day Rastafari’s unique holy day—in which mass quantities of ganja are consumed—is Grounation Day, celebrated on April 21. It commemorates Rasta messiah Haile Selassie’s 1966 visit to Jamaica, legitimizing the once-marginal religion and changing the tiny Caribbean nation forever. Yule As reported by Moxie McMurder, the UK’s “High Priestess of Cannabis,” winter-solstice weed rituals—dubbed “Yule” by pagans and Wiccans—are individual decisions. Some celebrants burn buds or place flowers upon altars. Germanic pagans linked weed with the Norse goddess Freya and reveled at the aptly named “High Festival.” Hola Mohalla This annual Sikh poetry and martial-arts festival in the Indian holy city of Anadpur Sahib marks the first day of Chett, the Sikh New Year, usually in late March. Hola Mohalla translates to “charge of the army.” It celebrates the…

A sobering report released by Human Rights Watch estimates that one person is arrested for personal drug possession every 25 seconds. Nationwide, police make more arrests for possession than any other crime, and with each passing minute, at least two people in America have their lives permanently altered for getting high. The report, Every 25 Seconds: The Human Toll of Criminalizing Drug Use in the United States, incorporates over 365 interviews with those arrested and prosecuted for drug use, as well as with attorneys, officials and activists. Human Rights Watch found that more than one out of every nine arrests made by state law-enforcement agents are for possession, totaling more than 1.25 million drug busts each year. In all, four times as many people are arrested for simply having drugs…

The DEA’s latest rejection of a petition to reschedule cannabis under the Controlled Substances Act came in August of 2016. However, the US Food and Drug Administration weighed in a year earlier, providing the DEA with its own recommendation in 2015. Now, thanks to reporting by Vice, we know why the FDA argued against removing pot from Schedule I, the most restricted category of drugs: because monkeys like to get high. Information obtained by Vice through the Freedom of Information Act revealed the FDA urging that pot remain in the same category as heroin because a 2003 study found that squirrel monkeys really like THC—which somehow creates an “abuse liability” for us hairless apes. Oh, also, the 13-year-old study was bankrolled by the National Institute on Drug Abuse, a hotbed…

Pixel Squad was founded out of a love for video games, comics, and all things retro and nostalgic. The group began customizing smoking accessories in 2010. Today, its catalog of items includes an amazing array of butane-torch and lighter covers, mats, rolling trays, and commissioned art pieces. Order your own handmade piece from a Pixel Squad member with your favorite character or logo customized on a functional piece of art. Prices vary; etsy.com/ shop/pixelsquad…

THE LATE SITAR sovereign Pandit Ravi Shankar was modern Indian classical music’s chief architect and most iconic star, credited with “legitimizing” the sitar and Indian classical music in the West, thanks especially to his performances at the Monterey Pop Festival in 1967 and at George Harrison’s benefit Concert for Bangladesh in 1971. Pristinely remastered from the original magnetic tapes, this fascinating document (in double-LP vinyl, CD and digital formats) presents four new- and old-style ragas by Shankar, accompanied by fleet-fingered tabla master Alla Rakha and tanpura player Kamala Chakravarty. The music was recorded live in a private concert at Shankar’s home in Hollywood for an invitation-only audience that included Harrison. The two-hour concert focuses on morning ragas (which per Indian tradition consider “morning” as a mood or aspiration and so…

(Girl Scout Cookies) “Top notch nugs.” –Pittsburgh, PA (Strawberry Cough) “By far my favorite strain!” –New York, NY MARKET ANALYSIS   Prices by the ounce Readers of this section likely know that, for years, we divided our “markets” into indices dubbed “Kind,” “Mids” and “Schwag.” Those three indices combined provide the US Price Index. This approach is terribly outdated as price is no longer an indicator of quality. Starting with this issue, we will track regional price trends while also keeping the US Price Index. (OG Kush) “Sweet as candy! Blows your head off!” –Spencer, IA TRANS HIGH MARKET QUOTATIONS (Skunk) “Big stinky buds!” –Florence, KY…

Revolutions don’t cause change; it’s the other way around. As the philosopher Eric Hoffer stated: “Change prepares the ground for revolution.” In Humboldt County, California, Raj has seen the changes. He arrived here in 1970, a product of Santa Ana in Orange County, one of the countless clone-like suburbs of Southern California. But Raj didn’t come to Humboldt specifically to grow cannabis. He attended the College of the Redwoods in Eureka and envisioned a career as a builder—though he definitely liked pot. Back then, if you were a pot smoker, seeds were part of the bargain. Everyone’s stash had seeds. A $20 ounce of Mexican invariably contained hundreds. They certainly weren’t prized: ’70s-era stoners usually just threw them away. But ordinary seeds like these were the progenitors of the first…

IN THE PANTHEON OF ROCK’N’ROLL GREATS, TWO GUITARISTS TRANSCEND ALL THE REST: JIMI HENDRIX AND CARLOS SANTANA. BOTH PLAYED WOODSTOCK IN 1969 AND DELIVERED LEGENDARY PERFORMANCES. SADLY, JIMI DIED IN 1970. BUT CARLOS PLAYS ON. TO CALL CARLOS SANTANA A LIVING ROCK GOD IS HARDLY AN EXAGGERATION: HE HAS SOLD OVER 100 MILLION RECORDS AND REACHED EVEN MORE FANS WORLDWIDE. AT 69, HE CONTINUES TO TOUR INTERNATIONALLY, AND HIS CONCERTS GROW MORE PASSIONATE AND MUSICALLY DIVERSE WITH EACH PASSING YEAR. HE’S BEEN A MEMBER OF THE ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME FOR NEARLY TWO DECADES AND WAS ALSO THE RECIPIENT OF THE PRESTIGIOUS KENNEDY CENTER HONORS AWARD IN 2013. IN PERSON, SANTANA IS GENTLE AND SOFT-SPOKEN, SMILING EASILY AND OFTEN. HE’S A DEEPLY SPIRITUAL MAN WHOSE CONVERSATIONS ARE PUNCTUATED…

Available for a limited time, the seasonal chai flavor of Waska hemp milk is created using a whole-plant infusion of sun-grown, fresh-frozen cannabis from Mendocino. With 30 mg of THC and 15 mg of CBD packed into 2 fluid ounces, this hemp milk is the perfect addition to your morning chai tea or for use in a decadent super-smoothie—or just pour it over cereal for pain relief and daydream enhancement. chocowaska.com…

MOST OF US know the basics of how concentrates are made: Cannabis is soaked in a solvent, which dissolves the cannabinoids and terpenes; the solvent is then evaporated, and what’s left behind is a very concentrated form of the plant’s active ingredients. Now that we’re all on the same page, let’s look a little deeper into the solvents most commonly used for making extracts. A solvent’s polarity refers to the electrical charge it carries. Polar solvents, such as water, have an electrical charge due to the arrangement of atoms in their molecules. Polarity is the reason that oil and water will not mix into a solution. When it comes to dissolving THC, it’s all about polarity—or, more specifically, non-polarity. Cannabinoids will dissolve into any non-polar solvent, and there are many…

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