Beard Bros Pharms

01/12/2016

Ima bout to be outta Stoney Sauces Maple Syrup!!! This can't happen!! LOL
We need a sesh soon so I can re-up😉
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01/12/2016

Gordon Gekko is wrong... is NOT good...
I hope that one day...all these greedy doctors choke on their Hippocratic oath...
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01/08/2016

West Coast Sour Diesel
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01/08/2016

Agent Orange 🍊🍊🍊
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01/08/2016

Nothing worse than fu***ng
The village of Bal Harbour, population 2,513, may have a tiny footprint on the northern tip of Miami Beach, but its police department had grand aspirations of going after international drug traffickers, and making a few million dollars while they were at it.

The Bal Harbour PD and the Glades County Sheriff’s Office set up a giant money laundering scheme with the purported goal of busting drug cartels and stemming the surge of drug dealing going on in the area. But it all fell apart when federal investigators and the Miami-Herald found strange things going on.
The two-year operation, which took in more than $55 million from criminal groups,resulted in zero arrests but netted $2.4 million for the police posing as money launderers. Members of the 12-person task force traveled far and wide to carry out their deals, from Los Angeles to New York to Puerto Rico.

Along the way, the small-town cops got a taste of luxury as they used the money for first-class flights, luxury hotels, Mac computers and submachine guns. Meanwhile, the Bal Harbour PD and Glades County Sheriffs were buying all sorts of fancy new equipment.
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01/02/2016

This is SO true it nearly makes me physically sick...
When a law creates more pain, suffering and destruction than what it's "supposed" to protect us from...
IT IS AN UNJUST LAW...
A CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY
Cannabis prohibition laws have been doing more harm than good for decades and decades .... *****na
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01/02/2016

Chillin with our friend aka Black Jesus at the a lil while ago...
And look👀👀 my eyes are barely even open...lol
I wonder how that happened? High? Who's high?
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01/02/2016

There was speculation last week that the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration might be on the verge of downgrading the Schedule I classification of the cannabis plant. Unfortunately, the end result proved the implications behind the rumors were somewhat overstated, as the agency simply moved to ease the restrictions surrounding one of the herb’s most infamous non-intoxicating compounds in an effort to abridge the research process for Big Pharma.
Last Wednesday, Tom Angell with the Ma*****na Majority revealed that he had obtained a letter from Congressman Earl Blumenauer that suggested the Food and Drug Administration and DEA were finally working together to reclassify ma*****na under federal law. Although the details were vague, the document, which was sent to Blumenauer by the Justice Department, clearly states that the “DEA is currently reviewing two petitions to reschedule ma*****na in accordance with the [Controlled Substances Act].”
The news of this development generated a great deal of excitement in ma*****na advocates across the nation. The consensus was that regardless of how small the reform, if the federal government did finally decide to change the Schedule I status of the cannabis plant, it would be a big step in the right direction. An article published in SF Weekly suggested, “The drug is in a good position in Schedule I” because “there’s nowhere to go but down.”
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01/02/2016

http://reformca.org/freedom/2016/01/01/put-up-or-shut-up.-last-chance-to-save-the-california-w**d-game/

Some people have called me “crazy” for even suggesting this. That is okay by me. I would rather be considered crazy and go down fighting that be one of the jackasses who decided to roll over and let Pawn Sharker and his minions ruin w**d in California forever. Make no mistake… Life as we know it is…

01/01/2016

#2016 lol
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01/01/2016

New Years Day Hangover remedy:
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2. A couple of joints
3. Now you're good as new😂
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01/01/2016

No substantial evidence links ma*****na to traffic accidents, domestic violence or cancer, yet pot is illegal and listed as a Schedule I controlled substance by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration. Meanwhile, alcohol remains legal despite the fact that it has been proven to contribute to many societal ills, including domestic violence and auto accidents.
In 2011 alone, an individual in the U.S. was arrested for ma*****na use, sale or possession every 42 seconds, according to the FBI’s Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) program. Those numbers have been climbing.
Some of the obvious hypocrisy inherent to ma*****na prohibition is highlighted in a commercial that ran a brief stint before NASCAR audiences last month, until it was removed to preserve the “family atmosphere” of the event, according to race organizers. The ad space for the commercial was purchased by the Ma*****na Policy Project (MPP), the largest ma*****na legalization advocacy group in the states, and the creators of the commercial.
The Huffington Post reported that MPP celebrated the commercial as: “… the first time a pro-pot campaign would be seen at a major sporting event. Organizers for the Brickyard 400 race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway disputed that claim, noting that the boards set to display the commercial were not technically on stadium grounds. When officials with the company that had allowed MPP to purchase air time caught wind of its pro-ma*****na message, they scrambled to take it down.”
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01/01/2016

NASCAR fans attending the 2013 Brickyard 400 races are being greeted by this ad on a jumbotron at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The spoof beer ad produced...

01/01/2016

It's gonna get tonight...and by turnt up... I mean.. I put , extra cannabis in the butter chip cookies...lol 🍪🍪🍪
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01/01/2016

Lol... Y'all know Bill gets down like that...right? 😂 **dFire
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12/31/2015

Cannabis safer than:








And yet... Our government incarcerates nearly a MILLION people a year for a medicinal plant
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12/31/2015

Where there’s a booming industry, a bevy of business conferences usually isn’t far off. And in the past few years, that’s exactly what’s been happening around cannabis.
Only a single business conference existed in the U.S. back in 2013. By the next year, the number had risen to six. And 2015 saw the rollout of a whopping 31 conferences.

Those numbers come from research by Ma*****na Business Daily, which hosts conferences of its own. And while MBD sees the skyrocketing number of gatherings as an indication of the rapid legitimization of cannabis, it also warns “there are signs that a shakeout in the cannabis conference scene could be on tap.”
Look at the cannabis market’s recent growth — $1.6 billion in sales in 2013, a predicted $3.1 billion in 2015 — and it’s easy to see what both conference organizers and participants are after. Event attendees network, share best practices and industry information, and hawk products and services to one another.
The explosion of conferences parallels much of what’s going on in cannabis. As the previously black-market industry steps into a legal, regulated space (remember, for decades even legitimate medical patients were obtaining and using cannabis illegally, and many still are) entrepreneurs are jumping in to get a piece of the pie. With sales expected to jump to almost $4 billion in the coming year, the bustle doesn't show signs of slowing anytime soon.

Is it a bubble? Only time will tell.
Ma*****na Business Daily predicts that “eventually there will likely only be a handful of national business-focused trade shows and major gatherings, as is the case in other industries."
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12/31/2015

Measuring the total dissolved solids, or TDS, gauges the strength of a hydroponic nutrient solution and is an unparalleled method of determining water quality. When growing hydromake sure to take all the necessary considerations so you know how to interpret the results of this powerful tool.
To understand how TDS meters work and what they measure you have to go back to make sure you understand some basic chemistry. When you take table salt, which we all know is sodium chloride, or NaCl, and put a teaspoon of it into water and stir, it eventually dissolves. Sodium chloride is an ionic substance, meaning its constituent atoms, sodium and chlorine, are ions; sodium has a strong positive charge and chlorine has a strong negative charge. When NaCl dissolves in water, these ions break apart and float around. Water with some salt in it will conduct electricity better than absolutely pure H2O because the dissolved charges can move in solution, allowing current to flow. In general, the more salt dissolved in water the higher the electrical conductivity is. On the other hand, if you dissolve a teaspoon of sugar in pure H2O you will not see any significant increase in electrical conductivity. This is because sugar does not form ions in solution, so dissolved sugar doesn’t help move electrical charge through water.
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