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Windows and the front door were instantly blown off due to the power of the blast.
As the fire quickly spread, Peden and two friends managed to get out and flee the scene.
Neighbours fearing for the lives also tried to escape.
Ewa Uscitowicz and Robert Andrezjewski were knocked unconscious as smoke engulfed the building.
originally posted by: Kester
Windows and the front door were instantly blown off due to the power of the blast.
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The occasional patient I see in clinic, the off-the-cuff remark from the police, even the odd report of a corner street explosion.
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So what does the evidence say? Early research conducted by Mallory Lofflin and her co-author Mitch Earleywine (1) suggests recreational users did indeed prefer BHO to traditionally smoked flower cannabis because the effects were stronger and onset more rapid. For a medicinal user who relies on cannabis to alleviate symptoms, this is a very desirable property. But their study of about 350 users of BHO does suggest that some concerns might be warranted. Although their analyses revealed that using “dabs” created no more problems or accidents than using flower cannabis, users did report that “dabs” led to the development of higher tolerance and withdrawal, suggesting that the practice might be more likely to lead to the development of dependence.
The Future?
As parts of the world drift into revising the regulation of cannabis, the appearance of butane hash oil in parts of US raises concerns about whether history is about to repeat itself. We worry that cannabis purification and reformulation combined with the commercialization of the cannabis industry in partnership with a new generation of vaporizers (“safe delivery devices”) might lead to greater cannabis harms.