
“It looks like any other American farmer’s market. Buyers sniff the wares, test weights and compare, while vendors tout their product. But the only produce on offer is cannabis — organic, of course. The Heritage Farmer’s Market — held over the July 4th long weekend — was the first of its kind in Los Angeles. Despite the scorching sun, the line to get in stretched hundreds of meters. The crowd was diverse and multigenerational, interspersed with hippies, rockers, hipsters and some nondescript suburban types. But they all have at least one thing in common — they all have, as required for entry, a doctor’s prescription.”
Related posts:
Boston University sues Apple claiming it stole professor's 1997 idea
Iran's Ahmadinejad meets successor after being ousted in election
Vietnam's stock market making a comeback
Glenn Greenwald Interview: Low-Level NSA Analysts Have 'Powerful and Invasive' Search Tool
Fund Manager Hugh Hendry: I would buy Bitcoin if I could
Meet the Weeds That Monsanto Can't Beat
Google Provides Hurricane-Battered Puerto Rico Phone Service By Balloon
NPR: Lawmakers, Banking Regulators Take On Bitcoin
Greek footballer given lifetime national ban after apparent Nazi salute
A war the Pentagon doesn’t want
Germany sues Swiss bank over missing East German money
Woman unknowingly dumps Apple I worth $200K at recycling plant
Health care law's tax hikes are coming: Who pays?
Where Congress stands on Syria
Privacy fears over artificial intelligence as crimestopper