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Weeding Out The Highs Of Medical Marijuana
ScienceDaily (July 15, 2008) — Research exploring new ways of exploiting the full medicinal uses of cannabis while avoiding unwanted side-effects will be presented to pharmacologists on July 15 by scientists attending the Federation of European Pharmacological Societies Congress, EPHAR 2008.

For a second time today I am posting a [...]

As we approach the seventh anniversary of 9/11 people still ask why. For many there will never be an acceptable answer. Not because there aren’t a lot of really good answers out there, but because their thinking is too confined to let them believe. When the next big attack on us comes, and believe me [...]

The land of sunshine, sharks and sermons we once again has the rest of the country scratching our heads and going “What the Fuck?” Along with their other recent decisions to encourage science teachers to teach alternate theories to evolution, denied them the right to teach anything but abstinence, and wants Christian themed license plates, [...]

I no longer care who is the next president is. Okay maybe that is a bit harsh, I certainly don’t want it to be a lot of people. What I have decided I care about is the democrats taking a majority in the house and sixty seven seats in the Senate. I [...]

I was linked to this morning through a completely unrelated topic this morning to a letter to the editor and just had to do a post of my own. To make a long story short the letter’s author blames people having babies who can’t support them for most of our economic woes. In part I [...]

It is said that we are in the middle of a world food crisis. Bullshit, we are in the middle of a population crisis. For centuries we have bred to the point of instability and we are now finally feeling the crunch of scarce resources. The caring part of my humanity feels for people who [...]

In honor of Pope Benny’s 81st birthday and nearly Darwin’s 200th, I give you “Evolution in Cyberspace” New Scientist hooked up on the theme of Charles Darwin’s birthday when it published Evolution: 24 myths and misconceptions.  it is a fascinating read and Digg worthy which is where I found the article in the first place.
John Hawks, [...]

Retail gasoline prices pulled back slightly from record levels Tuesday and gave some consumers a small break, but a new government forecast said gas could reach as high as $4 a gallon during the summer driving season.
This story in from Yahoo via Digg.
Well Duh! Is what I have to say about gas hitting four [...]

Why does India produce the most odd pregnancy and baby stories I see in the news. Aside from the occasional mother taking go forth and multiply to the point of going forth and doing fertility clinic calculus here in the states we seldom see stories of the two faced baby outside of the tabloids. [...]

Update -
Any further blogging about blogging related issues is now done at http://www.bradtheblogboy.com for the sake of maintaining the purpose the focus of Brad’s Tiny World.
As the LiveJournal CrossPoster Plugin no longer appears to be supported by the author a workaround to support WordPress 2.5 was made by ShellyGirl a user of Google Code.
I have [...]