Dispensary Corner 4 July 16
July 4, 2016
Provoked by pesky paparazzi?
We have the answer for you,
your very own flash photo
invisibility cloak, or at least, scarf.
The ISHU scarf is the
brainchild of Dutch-born fashion
entrepreneur Saif Siddiqui and
is designed to ‘give people their
right to privacy back’, according to
a report in The Telegraph.
It looks like an ordinary scarf,
but works by reflecting back a
flash of light blackening the rest
of the photograph.
Join celebrities including Paris
Hilton, Cameron Diaz,
singer Joe Jonas, Bayern Munich
footballer Jerome Boateng and
music producer Major Lazer in
anonymity by choice.
CANNABIS ‘ATMs’ may soon
become one of the first sights
tourists see on arrival in Jamaica.
The drug was decriminalised in
the island nation last year, making
it legal to carry two ounces.
Now The Cannabis Licensing
Authority (CLA) wants Jamaica’s
air and seaports to set up
dedicated kiosks where visitors
can pick up a licence to sample
some of the ‘good herb’ to help
them chill out during their stay.
The CLA believes such a system
would represent a “significant
revenue stream for the
Government”.
There would still be some
regulation with the kiosks to be
staffed by people with medical
training who will only permit the
use of two ounces of the herb.
Bob Marley would approve.
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