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- Press Release: Congresswoman Norton Introduces Bill to Permit Marijuana Use in Public Housing
- High Times: Inside Washington DC’s Pop-Up Marijuana Markets
- GW Hatchet: Marijuana-gifting parties shift from large events to intimate gatherings
- Associated Press: Washington D.C. has a marijuana loophole — you can’t sell it, but you can ‘gift’ it
- Washington City Paper: Joint Custody – The Story of Marijuana Post-Legalization
- DCist: Prosecutors Drop Charges Against Pot Activist Who Handed Out Joints Near The Capitol On 4/20
- NPR: D.C. Marijuana Market: Stuck In A Gray Zone
- DCist: For Sale – One Car And Its 250-Pound Ear Of ‘Fishy Corn’
- CNN: DC pot activists arrested at 4/20 Capitol Hill protest
- Fox News: 4/20 celebration leads to 7 arrests by US Capitol Police
- WTOP: On 4/20, DC pot advocates plan provocative protests
- Washington Post: Marijuana advocates vow to smoke pot and get arrested on steps of U.S. Capitol
- CNN: DC activists planning pot giveaway, Capitol Hill ‘smoke in’
- COMPLEX MAGAZINE: How to Organize A Pro-Cannabis Demonstration With Over 4,200 Free Joints
- New York Times: Marijuana Group Passes Out Free Joints for Trump’s Inauguration
- Fox 5 DC: Pro-pot protesters prep for Inauguration Day
- Hartford Quilt #3
- Hartford Quilt #2
- Hartford Quilt
- Breitbart: Pot Advocates Try to Smoke Sen. Jeff Sessions’ Nomination for Attorney General Job
- Snopes: 4,200 Free Joints to Be Given Away Before Trump’s Inauguration
- The Independent: Cannabis activists to hand out thousands of free joints at Donald Trump’s inauguration
- Washington Times: DEA disappoints medical marijuana advocates with refusal to reclassify
- Philly Voice: Giant marijuana joints, Sanders supporters among Broad Street marchers on DNC Day 1
- Washington Post: About that ‘bud summit’ at the White House — pot activists are still waiting
- Washington Post – Letter to the Editor: The D.C. Council’s marijuana club ban inadvertently creates the ‘smokeasy’
- Washington Post: On Day 1 of legalization, Bowser submits bill to prevent ‘pot clubs’
- Dusting off the cobwebs that have collected on NikolasSchiller.com
- Quoted today’s in DelMarVaNow
- Washington Post: Odds are increasing that D.C. will vote on legalizing marijuana — despite Congress
- Results of the Shareholder Resolution Vote
- Full Text of Ballot Initiative 71
- My First Shareholder Resolution
- Overdubbed in Turkish on Voice of America
- Are We Eating Fishy Food? on Voice of America
- E&E News: ‘Fishy food’ cars attract stares, promote GMO labeling
- Washington Post: Mobile protest art draws gawkers in D.C.
- The Right2Know March for GMO Labeling
- DC Colonist Cartoon: “Court Declares State Voters Tax Exempt in D.C.” – Washington Evening Star, March 13, 1940
- Text of the Department of Justice’s “Cole Memo” – June 29, 2011
- Text of the Department of Justice’s “Ogden Memo” – October 19, 2009
- “Official: Medical marijuana in D.C. by May 2012” by Victor Zapana, Washington Post, July 29, 2011
- DC Colonist Cartoon: “Keep Out of U.S. Elections” – Washington Star, November 5, 1940
- Photograph of the Vigil for the 40 Year Anniversary of America’s War on Drugs
- DC Flag Day in the Flesh
- Cameo on the History Channel’s “How the States Got Their Shapes”
- The Triumph of the Humanities By Stanley Fish, New York Times
- America the Beautiful
- Photographs from the top of Pike’s Peak
- Hello from the base of the Contiental Divide
- Photographs of Backpacking in the San Isabel National Forest
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The Geography of Personality Interactive Map
|| 9/25/2008 || 7:07 pm || Comments Off on The Geography of Personality Interactive Map || ||
The map above is from the Wall Street Journal’s on-line article about the paper A Theory of the Emergence, Persistence, and Expression of Geographic Variation in Psychological Characteristics[pdf]. The researchers poured through 600,000 surveys and came up with some interesting results on the spatial distribution of the big 5 personality traits in America. I found it interesting that Washington, DC leads the United States of America in Openness, is third in Extraversion, and is second to last in Agreeableness.