Thursday, September 29, 2011
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Here's What The Tea Party Is REALLY Saying
Instead, tread on: the poor, the unemployed, the uninsured, the gays, the Muslims, the Hispanics, the lower/working classes, the liberals and progressives, basically, everybody but us, because we're rich and white.
Monday, September 26, 2011
Friday, August 26, 2011
Hurricane Irene, Meet Biological Weapons Facility.
There are some very good reasons to hope the current predictions of Hurricane Irene weakening are true.
One of these is the fact that a U.S. government biological weapons facility, Plum Island, is in the direct path of the storm.
Note that this disquieting fact has so far escaped the attention of our mainstream media.
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biological weapons,
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Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Washington Farmer's Market: Power To The Patients

Photo by Tony Wells
I'm convinced this is the future of medical marijuana access.
I love the Washington Farmer's Market, and what a beautiful place to hold it on the day this was filmed -- Hoodsport is a gorgeous little town.
I love the Washington Farmer's Market, and what a beautiful place to hold it on the day this was filmed -- Hoodsport is a gorgeous little town.
The type of patient empowerment represented by farmer's markets like this is a beautiful thing.
Big kudos to the incredible Sarena Haskins for bringing safe access to patients who would otherwise suffer. Thanks to the rockin' Tony Wells for the video!
Big kudos to the incredible Sarena Haskins for bringing safe access to patients who would otherwise suffer. Thanks to the rockin' Tony Wells for the video!
Monday, August 22, 2011
Monday, August 15, 2011
OK, Now I'm Impressed.
Michele Bachmann eats a foot-long corn dog at the Iowa State Fair... her masterful technique is undeniably a thing of terrible beauty.Let's take a moment, shall we?
(Photo: Tony Harnden)
Labels:
bachmann,
election 2012,
gop,
presidential politics,
republican
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
This Bong Hit's For You, China.
The People's Republic of China had never really done anything for me until this week.
But then, man oh man, did they make up for lost time!
They refused to do the binding on my upcoming cannabis book, The Little Black Book of Marijuana, thus starting a tsunami of publicity that money couldn't have bought for the tome.
Thank you, China!
The Atlantic Wire: Chinese Censors Prohibit Printing of U.S. Pot Writer's Book
Seattle Weekly: China Censors Seattle Weekly Columnist Steve Elliott's New Book, Throwing Off Worldwide Distribution By Weeks
The Weed Blog: China Censors The Printing Of Marijuana Activist Steve Elliott's New Book
Sunday, July 31, 2011
Little Black Book of Marijuana Rises 600,000 Spots Overnight At Amazon

I'll take it as a good sign that my book The Little Black Book of Marijuana: The Essential Guide to Cannabis, which prints Monday, August 1, 2011, rose 649,000 spots on Amazon's rankings overnight.
(First screen shot above, taken the night of July 30; second screen shot taken the morning of July 31.)
The book ranked #692,613 on July 30, and had risen to #43,694 on July 31.
Grab it at Amazon, at BarnesandNoble.com, or at your favorite local independent bookstore -- it's available worldwide. If they don't have it, they can get it!
Thursday, July 28, 2011
Y'all Gotta See My New Checks

I'm not a check-using person. Normally, I conduct all my banking online. But since the IRS isn't into that type of thing, I was forced to cough up 40 bucks or so to buy a batch of the old-fashioned, paper kind.
So, I think, "Hell. Might as well get some cool ones."
Oh, about that "So many weeds, so little time" slogan. They offered a whole slew of slogans to choose from, divided up into categories. So I went straight (OK, I went stoned) to the "Gardening" section and found that one, supposedly intended for the "pulling weeds OUT of my garden" variety of gardener instead of the "planting weed IN my garden" variety...
Monday, June 20, 2011
Six Weeks Until 'The Little Black Book of Marijuana'
My book, The Little Black Book of Marijuana: The Essential Guide to the World of Cannabis is coming out in August.
As listed in the current catalog of Peter Pauper Press:
This concise guide to cannabis provides the essentials of cultivating, using, and cooking with weed; identifying the many varieties of pot; and understanding legal and health issues. This Little Black Book also delves into pot culture and history, from Herodotus to the hippies, from the rise of the medical marijuana movement to decriminalization. Includes full-color photographs of marijuana varieties. Steve Elliott is a journalist and editor of the Village Voice Media blog Toke of the Town: Cannabis Culture News and Views.
What I have to add to that is that, given the size constraint of 20,000 words, I packed in as much cannabis lore as I possibly could! And had a great time doing it.
You can pre-order The Little Black Book of Marijuana at Amazon, Borders, Barnes and Noble, and just about every major retailer, as well as at your local independent bookstore.
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Toke of the Town and My Opinions

- Soccermanic12990 Today 12:57 PM
- Steve Elliott ~alapoet~
4 minutes ago
Toke of the Town: American Express Classifies Medical Marijuana With Online Porn
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Cannabis March and Rally in Seattle Saturday, May 14

Cannabis Freedom March 2011
Seattle
This Saturday, May 14
Rally and March from Volunteer Park to Westlake Park
Live music, speakers, and activism in motion.
It will begin with a rally at Volunteer Park at 11 a.m., with live music until noon followed by speakers from noon unti 1 p.m.
The march itself will begin at 1 p.m. at Volunteer Park marching to Westlake Park and arriving at 2 p.m.
At Westlake the rally will continue with speakers from 2-3:30 p.m. then more live music from 3:30-5 p.m.
Please join us in ending the prohibition against cannabis.
For more information:
email: cannabisfreedommarch@gmail.com
call: 206 618 6458
Follow: www.twitter.com/cannabisfreedom
Blog: http://maryjanesgirl.com/Cannabis_Freedom_March.php
Labels:
cannabis march,
legalization,
marijuana,
sseatle
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