Thursday, February 26, 2009
LEGALIZE IT
MASTER KUSH
From the Los Angeles Times:
Buoyed by the widely held belief that cannabis is California’s biggest cash crop, Assemblyman Tom Ammiano contends it is time to reap some state revenue from that harvest while putting a damper on drug use by teens, cutting police costs and even helping Mother Nature.
“I know the jokes are going to be coming, but this is not a frivolous issue,” said Ammiano, a Democrat elected in November after more than a dozen years as a San Francisco supervisor. “California always takes the lead — on gay marriage, the sanctuary movement, medical marijuana.”
Backers estimate that legalization could bring in more than 1 billion dollars in taxes each year, plus cut hundreds of millions from the state budget dedicated to enforcing the existing prohibition.
The cost of one ounce of marijuana would be boosted by about $50.
“Singer smoke it
And players of instruments too
Legalize it, yeah, yeah
That’s the best thing you can do
Doctors smoke it
Nurses smoke it
Judges smoke it
Even the lawyers too” — Peter Tosh
From the Los Angeles Times:
Buoyed by the widely held belief that cannabis is California’s biggest cash crop, Assemblyman Tom Ammiano contends it is time to reap some state revenue from that harvest while putting a damper on drug use by teens, cutting police costs and even helping Mother Nature.
“I know the jokes are going to be coming, but this is not a frivolous issue,” said Ammiano, a Democrat elected in November after more than a dozen years as a San Francisco supervisor. “California always takes the lead — on gay marriage, the sanctuary movement, medical marijuana.”
Backers estimate that legalization could bring in more than 1 billion dollars in taxes each year, plus cut hundreds of millions from the state budget dedicated to enforcing the existing prohibition.
The cost of one ounce of marijuana would be boosted by about $50.
“Singer smoke it
And players of instruments too
Legalize it, yeah, yeah
That’s the best thing you can do
Doctors smoke it
Nurses smoke it
Judges smoke it
Even the lawyers too” — Peter Tosh
Friday, February 20, 2009
wii spray
Designed for regular use with the Nintendo Wii and for the three Dimensional interaction concept of Wii Spray.
- A real add-on for the Wii, just plug the Wii Remote in the Wii Spray Can and start!
- Buttonless design, easy use for left-and-right-handed persons. Wii Spray uses an input interface similar to the Montana donut system.
- Pressure sensitive valve, up to 128 Values.
- Up to 128 different caps -inexpensive technology (less than 40 cent) and build to resist!
- Interactive color display with the possibillity to show the color level in six steps! just in case…
USB port for charging the battery and load the latest firmware.
the Wii Spray 2nd edition controller is able to sense its distance to the wall you are spraying on.
FOR MORE INFO CHECK OUT: www.wiispray.com
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Sunday, February 15, 2009
LIMITED EDITION PUMA VINTAGE PACKAGE
The limited edition Puma “Vintage Leather Package” proves that good style never goes out of style. The package launches classic designs the Puma archive in limited edition leather executions. Check out the Leather Grip Bag, and vintage leather versions of the classic Clyde, Easy Rider and the Top Winner. All are complements to Puma’s 60th anniversary celebration. In store now
A LOOK INTO EARSNOT AND IRAK
Graphic designer and infamous graffiti writer Kunie Martins is one of the main affiliates of the Alife crew. He founded graffiti crew IRAK which you see on some Alife apparel. More commonly known by his tag, “Earsnot“, he shares his creative and lifestyle philosophy, and how and why he does the work that he does in the video below.
earsnot from THE FEAR on Vimeo.
earsnot from THE FEAR on Vimeo.
ALIFE X KRINK
After years of testing and re-testing, drippy tag artist Craig Costello, best known as KRINK or KR, finally formulated the perfect drip paint in metallic gold. Withheld closely, the new paint formula guarantee to have the perfect consistency and ideal liquefaction of metallic gold pigments. In its introduction, KRINK long time collaborator ALIFE also added a special t-shirt, imprinted also in metallic gold. Currently the paint and t-shirt pack are currently available at ALIFE flagship store locations in New York City, Hollywood, and Vancouver.
ARTIST OF TTHE WEEK: ESCIF
Escif is a gifted spanish street artist. Original painting, great characters and deep skillz. Enter the fantastic and surreal world of Escif!
Thursday, February 12, 2009
FLARE84 PRESENTS: TRUE LOVE NEVER FADES
Know Class presents,
"LESS IS MORE"
A group show at featuring art work sold for $100 or less.
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GALLERY 475
Sunday, February 8, 2009
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