Peter GiganteWhile many Americans may think of April 20 or 4/20 as a “stoner” holiday, that kind of thinking is quickly becoming a thing of the past. Cannabis is available for medical or adult use in more states than ever before and its stigma is steadily fading. In fact, according to Pew Research, a record-high 62 percent of Americans say the use of cannabis should be legalized. Consumers across the country are incorporating cannabis into their regular routines thanks to the wide variety of products available. 4/20 is now celebrated all year round!
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CamSoda Now Accepting Payments Via Crypto
Since Satoshi Nakamoto introduced bitcoin ten years ago, the world has been in a rush to find a use for the digital currency. The 2017 price spike encouraged many that were on the fence to jump into the cryptocurrency pool, for better or worse.
One such new crypto-swimmer is CamSoda, who recently announced it will allow users to buy tokens with several cryptocurrencies. Along with bitcoin, CamSoda will also accept Ethereum, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, Tron, Monero and Zcash.
Crypto Comes to WordPress
LOS ANGELES — Adding cryptocurrency payments to the world’s most popular publishing platform has become easy and free with the launch of intimate.io’s plugin.
According to the company, the WooCommerce plugin is now available for download and installation at the WordPress plugin repository, enabling crypto payments for the shopping system’s 3.5 million users.
Allie Eve Knox Featured in A&E’s ‘Sex for Sale: The Untold Story’
LOS ANGELES — Grad-student-turned-adult-star Allie Eve Knox has been featured on the new docuseries from A&E “The Untold Story.”
Knox is featured in the “Sex for Sale” episode, which is set to air at 6 p.m. (PST) on Thursday, April 18.
CBD Oil: A Primer
By Zoe SigmanMedical patients swear by it. Researchers are intrigued by it. Government regulators are flustered by it. And investors are head over heels for it.
CBD oil is the It-Medicine of the moment.
Are we living in a simulation?
This MIT scientist says it’s more likely than not.
That hypothesis, famously probed in the 1999 film The Matrix, is the subject of a new book by Rizwan Virk, a computer scientist and video game developer who leads Play Labs at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. In his book, The Simulation Hypothesis, Virk endeavors to unpack the heady arguments that call our physical world into question.
Mystery Nymph: Who is Clarabelle Woods?
BY ERIKA CHAN
“I love being an anonymous sexy stranger… Because I don’t show my face, guys are free to imagine me as whoever they like.” — Clarabelle Woods
Who is Clarabelle Woods?
Honestly, she could be anyone — which is part of the mysterious allure and the business strategy behind keeping one’s face hidden online.
Woods, who most people call “Clara,” has been an online sex worker for two years now.
“I’ve lived most of my life in a big, bustling East Coast city but have spent the last few years living further south for school,” she shared.
Woods looks some time out from her study schedule to tell us a bit about her work, her writing and her passion for the environment around us.
Bitcoin and Ethereum Show New Momentum After 20% Gain, Is a New Rally in the Works?
Year-to-date, the price of Bitcoin (BTC) is up 40% against the United States dollar, and other major cryptocurrencies such as Ethereum and Litecoin have also demonstrated strong gains in the past four months.
Trezor Model T Review: A Robust and Secure Hardware Wallet Experience
Thinking of buying a Trezor Model T hardware wallet to store your Bitcoin (BTC) and other cryptocurrencies, but not sure if it is the right storage solution for you? Let our unbiased Trezor Model T review help you make an informed decision!
Trans: How a Fringe Genre Captured the Imagination of Adult
By JC Adams
Ten years ago, this magazine published an article titled “A New Trans Generation” that examined a burgeoning market for “she-male” content, a descriptive that has now largely been consigned to the dustbin. Grooby Productions, Evil Angel and Kink.com were among the companies profiled, alongside trans pioneers Wendy Williams, Mandy Mitchell and Kimber James. (Williams was making use of something called MySpace, and exploring a still-new, three-year-old platform known as Twitter.) Mitchell, it was observed, was considered outré for performing with cisgender women, which was then a rarity in the genre.