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Alex and Allyson with Super Ace Tattooist, CoSM friend, Dave DiGiacomo. Dancing at Bicycle Day in San Fran. Alex Grey selfie with his  “Green Jesus” live painting. Happy Easter from the Green Jesus, Alex’s live painting on 4/20 in San Francisco. Our highest priority project is funding clinical trials of 3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA) as a tool to assist psychotherapy for the treatment of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). We are also sponsoring ongoing clinical trials of MDMA-assisted psychotherapy for anxiety associated with life-threatening illness, and MDMA-assisted therapy for social anxiety in autistic adults. Preliminary studies have shown that MDMA in conjunction with psychotherapy can help people overcome PTSD, and possibly other disorders as well. Psychedelic Science 2017 is a six-day global gathering featuring three days of conference programming, full-day workshops, a sunset cruise on the San Francisco Bay, a comedy banquet, a free marketplace of goods and ideas, and much more.

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hey were sitting down for an interview with Blair and they had never been photographed/interviewed together in this way. I was FREAKING OUT!. The date and time was set. I went to the Grateful Dead office in San Rafael and was put in a tiny office and told to set up and wait. Blair was doing his interview in the next room over. The room was so small I could only set up one light, and had to kneel on a desk to get 3 feet away from my subjects. I had my Hasselblad all loaded up with film, and 2 Nikons as well...One with Color Film, One with B&W Film. In my fantasies I was envisioning a casual hang, some small talk and than I would shoot for 10-20 minutes. Some duo shots, some individuals, color/B&W...a typical shoot with an artist that is "fast" but not insane! When Garcia and Hunter finally walked in, I was told I had five minutes. I shot about 10 pictures with my 35 MM camera when I was told, that's it - wrap it up! You need to be done! I freaked and said NO!! I shot 2.5 rolls of film, in the next 2 minutes, nothing with the Hasselblad as it is a much slower camera to work with (manual film advance). 2