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Survey: Over Two-Thirds of Health Clinicians Acknowledge That Cannabis “Can Be Used Medically” by NORML Posted on May 21, 2021 https://norml.org/blog/2021/05/21/survey-over-two-thirds-of-medical-professionals-acknowledge-that-cannabis-can-be-used-medically/ Nearly 70 percent of US clinicians believe in the use of cannabis as a medicine, according to survey data published in the journal Cannabis and Cannabinoid Research. Commenting on the findings, NORML’s Deputy Director Paul Armentano said: “Overwhelming majorities of patients and their providers acknowledge that cannabis is a legitimate medicine. Politicians should not be standing in their way by opposing efforts to permit medical professionals from recommending cannabis to their patients in instances where they believe it is therapeutically appropriate.” A team of investigators affiliated with the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the US Public Health Service compiled responses from over 2,200 practicing doctors, internists, nurse practitioners, and oncologists regarding their attitudes about medical cannabis. Sixty-nine percent of respondents said that they believed that cannabis possessed medical utility. Those who favored its medical use of were most likely to endorse marijuana use for treating pain (73 percent), cancer (72 percent), and nausea (61 percent). More than one-in-four respondents (27 percent) acknowledged having authorized the use of cannabis for one of their patients. However, many respondents were unable to accurately identify the legal status of cannabis in their state – with many believing that marijuana was either fully or partially legal in instances where it was not. Authors concluded: “This is among the first studies to assess clinician beliefs and practices related to medical cannabis in a U.S. multi-state sample. … Over two-thirds (68.9 percent) of clinicians surveyed believe that cannabis has medicinal uses and just over a quarter (26.6 percent) had ever recommended cannabis to a patient. … Results from this study suggest that the highest prevalence conditions where clinicians indicated they believed cannabis could be medically used were scientifically based – pain, nausea, appetite activation, anti-seizure, and spasticity. “Clinician education about state-based policies for cannabis use may also be warranted. In this study, 6 in 10 clinicians incorrectly reported the cannabis legalization policy in their state. … Given that clinicians are responsible for recommending medicinal cannabis in most states that have legalized it, ongoing education about the health effects of cannabis is warranted.” Full text of the study, “Clinician beliefs and practices related to cannabis,” appears in Cannabis and Cannabinoid Research. https://norml.org/blog/2021/05/21/survey-over-two-thirds-of-medical-professionals-acknowledge-that-cannabis-can-be-used-medically/

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there's a werewolf novel by john steinbeck hidden away out there https://www.theguardian.com/books/2021/may/22/john-steinbecks-estate-urged-to-let-the-world-read-his-shunned-werewolf-novel

wow, i can't wait til this shit is over:) i finally decided to rub it in my wounds by checking how far a medicinal cannabis shop was to all our residences when we lived in florida at most, a couple of blocks you can get anything flower, oils, concentrates & topicals come on ireland, ya passed medical cannabis december 01, 2016

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No, but that would be awesome. Coincidentally, I did sell some random lotr books on eBay last year that had misprints in them somewhere from the 70s. They went for a decent amount, I can’t remember. Maybe the last thing I sold since the shutdown. But, yeah it’s small on there, it’s the abridged from right before the films came out. Nice one Thanks

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George Bernard Shaw by Auguste Rodin 1906 http://www.hughlane.ie/curators-choice/2883-george-bernard-shaw-by-auguste-rodin The Irish playwright, critic and activist, George Bernard Shaw, was one of many artists and writers who supported Hugh Lane’s efforts to found a gallery of modern art in Dublin. In defence of Lane’s ambitions, he argued “Is anybody in Dublin so stupendously ignorant as not to know that it will be one of the most precious collections of the kind in Europe?” However, Shaw was not in favour of Lane’s desire to house the gallery on a new bridge over the River Liffey. While others objected to the bridge gallery on the basis of cost, logistics or aesthetics, Shaw - who is celebrated for his wit - simply quipped, “has Sir Hugh Lane ever smelt the Liffey?” Shaw first met Rodin in London in 1904, when the French sculptor was appointed President of the International Society of Sculptors, Painters and Gravers. In March 1906 Shaw’s wife Charlotte invited Rodin to tea at their flat at Adelphi Terrace, London, when they discussed the idea of Rodin making a bust of the playwright. Shaw later called Rodin “the greatest sculptor of his epoch.” He considered “any man who being a contemporary of Rodin, deliberately allowed his bust to be made by anyone else must go down to posterity (if he went down at all) as a stupendous nincompoop.” Shaw wanted to be portrayed by an artist who was “capable of seeing me.” He felt that there were already many portraits of his reputation of which he was wary: “I have never been taken in by my reputation, having manufactured it myself.” He sat to Rodin in his studio in Meudon near Paris in 1906. His account of Rodin’s process is fascinating: “…a succession of miracles took place as he worked. In the first fifteen minutes, in merely giving a suggestion of human shape to the lump of clay, he produced so spirited a thumbnail bust of me that I wanted to take it away and relieve him from further labor.” However, the work did continue as Rodin required around thirty sittings over the following month. According to Shaw, the process wasn’t always easy: “To keep the clay moist he used to take water into his mouth and spit it on the model. But so deeply absorbed was he in his work that at the end of each sitting I was soaking wet, as if I had been out in the rain without an umbrella…” The sculptor would periodically measure Shaw’s features against those of the bust: “If the bust's nose was too long, he sliced a bit out of it, and jammed the tip of it up to close the gap, with no more emotion or affectation than a glazier putting in a window pane. If the ear was in the wrong place, he cut it off and slapped it into its right place, excusing these cold-blooded mutilations to my wife (who half expected to see the already terribly animated clay bleed) by remarking that it was shorter than to make a new ear.” Réné Chéruy, Rodin’s secretary, recalled how the sculptor was very impressed by Shaw’s distinctive features, notably his two standing locks of hair and forked beard. Apparently on one occasion, Rodin interrupted his work and exclaimed, “Do you know, you look like—like the devil!” to which Shaw replied, “But I am the devil!” Other accounts differ. Anthony Ludovici, also private secretary to Rodin in 1906, recounted Rodin saying to him that Shaw’s features were Christ-like – “‘Une vrai tête de Christ’… and Madame Rodin concurred most emphatically.” The language barrier probably meant that Rodin did not fully grasp Shaw’s character or sense of humour. Ludovici thought the bust too meek and lacking the “roguishness” associated with Shaw. The writer however was pleased: “Look at my bust, and you will not find it a bit like that brilliant fiction known as G. B. S., or Bernard Shaw. But it is most frightfully like me. It is what is really there, not what you think is there… He saw me. Nobody else has done that yet.” The Shaws apparently paid £1000 for the commission (estimated as the equivalent of €120,000). They kept a bronze bust at their home and Bernard Shaw gave the portrait in marble to Hugh Lane Gallery in 1908. He gives a wonderful description of Rodin’s handling of this material: “…the marble has quite another sort of life; it glows, and light falls over it. It does not look solid; it looks luminous; and this curious glowing and flowing keeps people's fingers off it; for you feel as though you could not catch hold of it.” When Shaw proposed donating the bust to the new Dublin Gallery of Modern Art he wrote to Hugh Lane suggesting they should first consult with Rodin. Lane wrote to the artist who replied with a short telegram simply stating: “Yes, enchanted.” http://www.hughlane.ie/curators-choice/2883-george-bernard-shaw-by-auguste-rodin GEORGE BERNARD SHAW IN THE POSE OF “THE THINKER” 1906 by Alvin Langdon Coburn “George Bernard Shaw opened numerous doors for the young photographer Alvin Langdon Coburn, when he arrived in England in 1904 with the ambitious idea of making photographic portraits of all the celebrities of the day. Shaw introduced Coburn to Rodin, whom he knew well, having posed for a bust modelled by the sculptor. In 1906, the photographer and the writer attended the unveiling of The Thinker . On the way home, Shaw suggested that Coburn make a nude portrait of him, in the same pose as the sculpture, thereby launching a genre that would become popular in the 20th century.” Looks like MUSÉE RODIN realized George Bernard Shaw's pose doesn't match up they took the above photo off their website and search that's where i first downloaded the picture but now its being hidden and forgotten I imagine someone called them up and pointed out the major differences https://www.musee-rodin.fr/en/museum/collections/photographies/george-bernard-shaw-pose-thinker BetheLightthatradiatesunconditionalLoveForgiveHealandhaveFun:)

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