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By Isabella
Dumbo Heights is going to pot.
Cannabis marketing compliance technology platform Fyllo, which ensures advertising conforms to government regulations, has moved to its own space in Brooklyn’s Dumbo Heights.
Chicago-based Fyllo had 10 employees in a co-working space at 55 Broad’s Bond Collective and will hire another 10 now that it’s in the new Brooklyn office.
The 2,800-square-foot space is a penthouse carved out of a portion of the 12th floor at 77 Sands St. in Dumbo Heights. It includes private roof space.
The building is one of several that belonged to the Jehovah’s Witnesses and were sold and renovated to attract tech companies.
Fyllo was represented by Joseph R. Cybulski of CBRE. The ownership group of RFR, Kushner and LIVWRK is represented by Newmark Knight Frank and rents are in the $60-per-square-foot range.
Founded by Chad Bronstein in March, Fyllo has already been showered with $18 million in venture capital funds.
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By Guest Indiana
Carl’s Jr. clearly wanted to boost its revenue this 4/20.
As cannabis legalization becomes more prevalent in the United States, brands are jumping onto any opportunity to milk a few bucks out of it in any way they can. Gone are the days where stoners are portrayed in the media as lifeless, idiot dudebros
Read more:https://gritdaily.com/carls-jr-made-a-cannabis-burger/
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By Guest
The Ebers Papyrus (c. 1550 BCE) from Ancient Egypt has a prescription for medical marijuana applied directly for inflammation.
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An advertisement for cannabis americana distributed by a pharmacist in New York in 1917
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Cannabis indica fluid extract, American Druggists Syndicate, pre-1937
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The use of cannabis, at least as fiber, has been shown to go back at least 10,000 years in Taiwan. "Dà má" (Pinyin pronunciation) is the Chinese expression for cannabis, the first character meaning "big" and the second character meaning "hemp".
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By Guest Nicole
A cannabis factory with almost 800 plants has been discovered inside an iconic Merthyr Tydfil chapel.
Unbeknown to nearby residents, the building on Newcastle Street - a prominent landmark in the town since it was built in 1856 - was housing 769 cannabis plants.
Officers only discovered the huge operation after conducting a spot check on someone acting suspiciously.
From the information obtained they discovered the unbelievable haul brazenly being grown in the town centre.
The former Kingdom Hall for Jehovahs Witnesses, on Newcastle Street in Merthyr Tydfil
Police also found another haul of plants in a property on Pontmorlais High Street.
A man has been arrested and charged with producing cannabis.
The Salem Chapel was once a congregation church used by the Salvation Army and Merthyr Council.
Since 1986, the chapel has been the Kingdom Hall for Jehovah’s Witnesses.
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By JW Insider · Posted
Another important piece of context about famines in China even before Mao was in power, based on Wikipedia's list: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_famines_in_China 1810, 1811, 1846, 1849 Unknown (45 million decrease, unknown how many emigrated or avoided census to evade taxes)[4] 1850–1873 Nian Rebellion, Taiping Rebellion and drought Primarily caused by famine, lower li -
By JW Insider · Posted
I appreciate the thoughtful response. You hit upon the basic problem of what we can "know" for certain, especially about a topic for which the waters have definitely been muddied. The very fact that "experts" give ranges from 10 million to 40+ million deaths, already shows there is huge margin of error involved. And the range of reasons for it are inconsistent, too. (Varying amounts of human error vs. drought, or willful disregard for life, or even murderous intent.) I put the number 4 -
By TrueTomHarley · Posted
When you see such shenanigans in the present human interactions of entirely different spheres, you don’t assume that you are seeing it for the first time ever. Rather, you figure that this is but the latest example of what humans will do in pushing their own point of view. Thus, everything you say is plausible. Exaggeration, over-promotion, running the other side off the road, muddying the waters so the other side will give up, outright denial, seeing only what one wants to see: these are the st -
By JW Insider · Posted
There's a 1960's era joke about a family in their car just pulling out of their driveway in sweltering heat with the all the windows up. The kids ask why they can't roll down the windows to get some air, and the father says: "What? And let the neighbors know we don't have air conditioning?" This reminds me of one of the claimed blunders of Mao Zedung, who continued to export wheat during a famine so as not to appear weak to the rest of the world. (And Stalin similarly wouldn't import wheat -
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Mao, while alive, had already purged Deng twice. In doing so, Mao sullied his reputation by bringing up past disloyalty and an unexplained military defection, and asked Deng to self-admit his own (Deng's) failings. He had been critical of Mao, but had also been used by Mao and the party for his leadership abilities. After Mao, the "Gang of Four" wanted to continue Mao's legacy and leadership style, and thought of Deng as a political threat to their continuance. Deng's choice to gain political po
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