legalize Ganja (Marijuana) For Medical Use

I am totally against smoking it has been proven that all type of smoking is bad for your health, i would go a bit futher i would loby for all smoking to be ban in public places.

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I would like ganja (Marijuana) to be legalize for medical use and not for smoking, ganja is very very good for the treatment of HIV and other aids related treatment.  Many research have proven that HIV patient that use ganja (Marijuana) maintain better health.

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Ganja (Marijuana) seeds are very good to stabilize and normalize your cholesterol level, I know of a young lady who use to take prescribe medication for her cholesterol problems and she was still having problems. But when she started using the ganja (Marijuana) seeds her cholesterol was stabilize.

That is to show that ganja (Marijuana) is a great medicine, but it should not be used for smoking.

Usain Bolt Wins men's 100m in record time 9.63 seconds

Usain Bolt has won the gold medal in the men's 100m at the London Olympic Games after winning the final in 9.63 seconds, a new Olympic record.

Bolt's Jamaican training partner and biggest rival, Yohan Blake, claimed the silver medal in 9.75 secs and former Olympic champion Justin Gatlin won the bronze in a time of 9.79.

Bolt's victory was the second-fastest 100m run in history, behind his world record time of 9.58, set in at the World Championships in Berlin in 2009.

More to follow.

Simply the best: Usain Bolt crosses the finishing line to win gold in the men's 100 metres final

Cruise control: Usain Bolt (right) wins his 100m semi-final ahead of Britain's Dwain Chambers (left)

Plenty left in the tank: Bolt crosses the finishing line in a time of 9.87 secs in the second 100m semi-final

Not quite enough: British sprinter Dwain Chambers looks in vain at the scoreboard after his race

Rising star: Gemili (centre) proved he has a bright future after just missing out on the final

Fastest of all: American Justin Gatlin (right) qualified fastest for the final in 9.82secs

Snap shots of London 2012

China's Xu Chen (right), and Ma Jin play against Zhang Nan and Zhao Yunlei, also from China, at the badminton mixed doubles final of the 2012 Summer Olympics in London yesterday. Chen and Ma lost the match 11-21, 17-21. (Photo: AP)

Spain's Onan Barreiros and Aaron Sarmiento compete during the 470 men class race in Weymouth and Portland, England, yesterday (Photo: AP)

Italy's Aldo Montano (left) fences against Russia's Alexey Yakimenko during the men's sabre bronze medal match at the ExCel arena. (Photo: AP)

Great Britain Hannah Mills and Saskia Clark compete during the 470 women class race in Weymouth and Portland, England, yesterday. (Photo: AP)

Bronze medallist China's Lu Chunlong performs on the trampoline yesterday. (Photo: AP)

Kazakhstan's Svetlana Podobedova (centre) poses on the podium with her gold medal next to Russian silver medallist Natalya Zabolotnaya (left) and bronze winnner Belarus's Iryna Kulesha at the presentation of the women's 75kg group A weightlifting event. (Photo: AFP)

Athletes compete in the men's 3000m steeplechase heats at the athletics event in the Olympic Stadaium yesterday. (Photo: AFP)

France's Marion Farissier competes in the preliminary round of the women's 3m springboard diving event at the Aquatics Centre in London. (Photo: AFP)

Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron (centre) jumps to feet to applaud the gold medal won by Great Britain's rowers at Eton Dorney. The Prime Minister watched the race on television with workers at Team GB house in Stratford, east London, yesterday. (Photo: AFP)

Italy's Aldo Montano (left) fences with Russia's Alexey Yakimenko during the men's sabre bronze medal match at the ExCel arena. (Photo: AFP)

Justin Reid-Ross of South Africa (centre) celebrates after scoring a goal against Spain during the men's field hockey preliminary round match at the Riverbank Arena in London. (Photo: AFP)

Bolt jogs to win 100m semis

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Usain Bolt secured a place in this afternoon’s 100m final winning his semi final in 9.87.

Second place was Ryan Bailey of the US in 9.95 and third Richard Thompson

Rank	Lane	Athlete	Reac. T	Time
1	3	BOLT Usain	0.18	9.87
2	6	BAILEY Ryan	0.155	9.96
3	7	THOMPSON Richard	0.158	10.02
4	4	CHAMBERS Dwain	0.154	10.05
5	8	PHIRI Gerald	0.165	10.11
6	5	BAILEY Daniel	0.142	10.16
7	1	ADAMS Antoine	0.159	10.27
8	2	SU Bingtian	0.157	10.28

Blake into finals, Asafa squeezes in

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Yohan ‘The Beast’ Blake secured his spot in 100m final clocking 9.85 running top contender Tyson Gay into second.

Rank	Lane	Athlete	Reac. T	Time
1	5	BLAKE Yohan	0.176	9.85
2	3	GAY Tyson	0.151	9.9
3	6	GEMILI Adam	0.158	10.06
4	7	ATKINS Derrick	0.164	10.08
5	8	WARNER Justyn	0.135	10.09
6	4	YAMAGATA Ryota	0.158	10.1
7	2	SORRILLO Rondel	0.14	10.31
-	1	HYMAN Kemar	-	DNS

Phelps ends career with gold in medley relay

LONDON (AP) — Michael Phelps ended his career with another gold as the United States won the medley relay at the London Olympics on Saturday.

Phelps leaves the sport with a record 18 golds and 22 medals overall. At these games he won four golds and two silvers.

In the final swimming event of the eight-day meet, the Americans clocked 3 minutes, 29.35 seconds.

Matt Grevers led off in the backstroke leg, Brendan Hansen swam the breaststroke, Phelps did his usual butterfly leg and Nathan Adrian was the anchor in freestyle.

The Americans trailed when Phelps dove in, but he pushed them in front.

Japan touched in 3:31.26 to take the silver medal and Australia finished in 3:31.58 to take bronze.

Ernesto still a threat to Jamaica

KINGSTON, Jamaica - The Meteorological Service has continued the Tropical Storm warning for Jamaica as Ernesto continues to move towards the west and closer to the island. This means that tropical storm conditions, including possible sustained wind speeds of 34-63 knots or 63-118 km/h, are expected for sections of the island in 36 hours or less.

At 1:00 p.m. the centre of Tropical Storm Ernesto was located near Latitude 14.5 degrees North, Longitude 69.3 degrees West; about 820 kilometres (510 miles) east-southeast of Morant Point, Jamaica or 440 kilometres (270 miles) south of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.

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Ernesto is now moving towards the west near 30 km/h (18 mph) and this general motion is expected to continue during the next 48 hours.

Maximum sustained winds are near 85 km/h (50 mph), with higher gusts, and no significant change in strength is expected today.

Intensification to hurricane strength is, however, possible on Sunday as the tropical storm begins to move south of Jamaica; hence, the warning for the island has been upgraded. Tropical storm force winds now extend outward up to 165 km (105 miles) mainly north and east of the centre of Ernesto.

Satellite imagery indicates that the outer rain-bands of Tropical Storm Ernesto extend over a large area north of its centre and, on the current forecast track, these could begin to influence the weather over Jamaica by Sunday morning. Periods of heavy rainfall and strong, gusty winds occasionally reaching tropical storm strength, could be experienced mainly over southern parishes on Sunday and Monday.

All small craft operators, including fishers from the cays and banks, should by now have completed all the necessary safety precautions and are advised to remain in safe harbour until all warning messages have been discontinued and wind and sea conditions have returned to normal.