is not your daddy's uncle no matter what your sister says
Register for free to join our community of investors and share your ideas. You will also get access to streaming quotes, interactive charts, trades, portfolio, live options flow and more tools.
Register for free to join our community of investors and share your ideas. You will also get access to streaming quotes, interactive charts, trades, portfolio, live options flow and more tools.
My guy is better than your guy kind of stuff.
Its amazing how our cultures meet on some damn stock board!!!!LOL
I was happy, now I'm happier........Your posts provide so much more insight than any able character can perform.. TY Master, Laughing indeed...
are you chinese, I'm only asking. I have friends that are working in Macau, I've even been there a time or two. Rough Flight.....for me anyhoo
that's why my money is on people like josh...........those who have been snubbed......
iVan, you have to read the agreement. If you actually hold these shares, you would have had to have signed for the warrants no?
166,000,000 ???? true be true
I'm sorry if it was mis worded, I thought that you might have some more insight, living in China and holding the Chinese stock and all. no offense
US only traded 2400 shares at .08 CHICKEN SOUP
is the volume that good?
166 million so far, am I reading right 2962:HK
and then and only then will we feel the need to crap on one another LOL
SRY LIL LUBED UP LOL
So does my neighbor, but He doesn't have to report to shareholders of a public company. and apparently makes more than Dr. Bob as well.
You do the M ath.
I'm holding only because I know what I am holding. Only the right way will get it done the right way.
It starts with public acceptance. You must be accepted before you state your mission.
I think they skipped #1 but the only way to get rid of politics is to attack politics from a basic level. Which is where Bob loses me.
There is no way to gain common ground to fight the establishment if all you are doing is fighting each other!!
We must be friends and neighbors and family first.
Stiill looking for that "grin" text. Bounce Bro you nailed it!!!!!
Major volume, hugs all around
I wish I could put one of those "shit eating grins" on a text. Cuz' I got one now.:D
LMAO I keep my own..... But I keep it going...... What side? I work in all of them. Millionaire no Happy yes. a good stock maybe. Bears, I can't say enough.
To think the Pack is coming here for SB rights?????????????? One for the ages, the hype alone will overextend the actual game...........
Opened up at .6HK Tomorrow is another day
I assume you are not homeless anymore and living somewhere around here. BEARRRRRRRRRSSSSSSS.
I think you are replacing the word "we" with "I" . Sorry bud. hope they didn't get u too bad. I fear they did. That'll be the last time right?
Yep the Bulletin Board is what makes it.
Hey Sico, I'll bet you questioned the way Elvis gyrated his hips as well. How much money has that "dirty hippie" pulled in? The proof is in the pudding. There is more than one ingredient. If its the best pudding in the world, would you comment on the chef's personal appearance. Or wonder just what went in to this wonderful bowl of pudding?
I hope you got rich buddy. I wouldn't beat you up if you showed up again. Thanks
Maybe some time down at the Grille? I
Walmart is the end of the line for any distributor.........sell while you can, because after that contract is signed its basically all over. You could bet on Walmart but it is easily the most manipulated stock on the market.
cool, enjoy those cows, sorry if it was bad
I'm sorry a lot of posts from earlier today are gone. I never joke about life. I was only trying to point out some things that have recently come to my awareness.
I apologize for that remark, it was wrong
I got a PR from Apple yesterday, from what I gathered it said the CEO was dying and I sold everything.
WAS I WRONG FOR JUMPING TO CONCLUSIONS?
I guess we will just have to let Mr. Market decide from now on eh'
The next time you start bringing the ADA into your allegations, it would be best to back those allegations up with facts.................that is what a case is.
Otherwise us retards are going to keep bothering you. I already copied and sent, and drooled.
This is my intelligent response. For I do not receive a "tone" from a typewritten letter.
Good Luck to you.
US IL: A Medical Marijuana Supporter Shares His Pain
Get Active
Subscribe
Support Us
URL: http://www.mapinc.org/drugnews/v11/n034/a07.html
Newshawk: http://www.drugsense.org/donate.htm
Votes: 0
Pubdate: Sun, 16 Jan 2011
Source: Jacksonville Journal-Courier (IL)
Copyright: 2011 Freedom Communications
Contact: http://www.myjournalcourier.com/sections/letter/
Website: http://www.myjournalcourier.com/
Details: http://www.mapinc.org/media/5122
Author: Jessica Fender, Journal-Courier
Bookmark: http://www.mapinc.org/find?259 (Cannabis - Medicinal - Illinois)
Up in Smoke:
A MEDICAL MARIJUANA SUPPORTER SHARES HIS PAIN
New Bill to Legalize the Drug Has Been Filed in the House
After enduring two rounds of back surgery and suffering nerve damage in his leg, Marshall Parks knows the rest of his life will be a battle against pain.
He's taken a laundry list of medications and treatments.
The one he said works the best is illegal.
He was rarely a political activist, but now he feels it's time to be an advocate for medical marijuana. Not just for himself, but for people he has watched suffer, including his late mother.
"I don't want to live a life where I have to make excuses for myself," he said.
He's trying to get an answer to a question that is becoming asked more and more around Illinois - should he be legally allowed to use marijuana for medical purposes?
The Journal-Courier agreed to identify Parks by his pseudonym because of concerns of legal repercussions.
Snuffed by a Narrow Margin
The medical marijuana issue in Illinois may only be on the back burner after efforts to approve it were quashed by the state General Assembly.
The bill, known as the Compassionate Use of Medical Cannabis Pilot Program Act, has been filed again as House Bill 30. It would provide that those diagnosed with a debilitating condition such as AIDS, glaucoma, cancer or chronic pain would be issued a card by the Department of Public Health allowing them to possess no more than six cannabis plants and 2 ounces of dried cannabis.
The former bill - Senate Bill 1381 - failed by four votes.
It was the closest the measure has come to passing in the state. Although proponents saw it as a change in the tide, opponents said to expect similar results in the future.
One opponent is Illinois Rep. Jim Watson, R-Jacksonville.
"There are a lot of studies in these states that have used it, teen use has gone up. And when you ask them how they got it, they say it's just easier," Watson said.
He said Illinois' bill was modeled after one implemented in Colorado. Watson said most bills for medical marijuana he has seen fail to effectively regulate it in a manner that prevents increases in drug abuse, which he called a "disaster" for those states. He said his opposition to the bill isn't because he is not compassionate, but that ease of accessibility though methods such as dispensaries or doctors who readily issue prescriptions would allow the wrong people to abuse the system.
Even though the previous bill failed by only four votes, Watson said he expects it to be harder to pass a bill in the current General Assembly now that lame ducks are gone and there are new Republican legislators.
Watson also said he doubts he would ever vote for a medical marijuana bill.
"Nothing I've seen so far would entice me," Watson said.
Trying to Get Through Pain
Parks' recollection of time is muddled between his second back surgery up until the time he lost his job because of the heavy doses of pain medication he was on: Prescription medicines he said made him feel like a zombie.
He suffered a herniated disk in his back in 2001, which was fixed without too much trouble.
But years later, in 2006, an accident at work caused his back to go out once again.
After tests he compared to torture, the second surgery was less successful because of scar tissue.
Doctors. Therapies. Drugs. Some were more successful than others. The chronic pain exacerbated his clinical depression and he admitted that suicide would sometimes drift into a mind clouded by pain medication.
Such thoughts took a toll on his daily life. One example was when he was pulled over by a police officer on his way to the store.
He explained he was changing lanes to let another driver go by but it seemed someone thought he was driving erratically and called police. Parks - who was taking Oxycontin - said he was pretty angry and wasn't feeling right.
"I said to him 'if you had any compassion, you'd take your gun out and put two to the back of my head'," he recalled.
The police officer asked if it might be good to take Parks to the hospital for a mental evaluation, but ended up calling his wife, who had to make excuses for his strange behavior.
He was forgetting things, too: Important things. He credits his wife for preventing a drug overdose that could have killed him - a result of not remembering when he took his last dose.
His life was spiraling in other ways, too, including losing insurance that paid for the drugs. He turned to marijuana.
It was a drug he had used for recreational purposes in the past. Even though he thinks of it as a luxury item, it was still cheaper than buying prescription pain medication.
"Marijuana gives you something else to focus on other than the pain. It doesn't take away all the pain, but neither did the Oxycontin. But I feel a bit more lucid," he said.
Parks said the behavior he exhibited while taking Oxycodone was taking its toll on the family, but marijuana allowed him to enjoy his life more.
He said he feels guilty that his wife has to go to work while he stays home, but he enjoys helping her around the house so she can relax when she gets home.
"We're in our mid-50s and she works real hard," Parks said. "If I'm well enough to do things for her, it makes me feel good. When I was on Oxycontin, I was a puppet. You may as well of put me in a case. I had problems communicating, I was paranoid."
Police: Reasons for the Law
Jacksonville Police Chief Tony Grootens worked for many years as an agent with the Drug Enforcement Administration. He disagrees with medical marijuana legislation for a plethora of reasons.
One problem it presents to law enforcement officials is handling laws that prevent driving under the influence of drugs.
"It metastasizes with the fat in your body. If you smoke a joint today, it stays in your blood for 30 days," Grootens said. "So how do we determine if a person is driving under the influence?"
For this reason, Grootens said legal marijuana may require a revision of the motor vehicle code.
Still, Grootens said medical marijuana may be popular for reasons outside of it's medicinal effects.
"The problem I have with medical marijuana is it's a strategic ploy by the people who want legalized drugs," Grootens said.
He pointed out states such as California and Colorado, where he said medical marijuana led to easy access and increased the ease of abusing the drug. He said some dispensaries have been known to mark up the price and sell it out the back door.
"Do you think there's not doctors out there that won't just write prescriptions?" Grootens said. "That there are doctors out there who are not on the up and up and you tell them symptoms and they'll write you a script?"
He said many doctors are reprimanded every year for writing prescriptions without keeping accurate records, showing a medical need or even seeing a patient.
If marijuana becomes a prescription drug in Illinois, it would likely join the ranks of other abused prescription drugs.
Grootens said one of the problems with prescription drug abuse is it's easily accessed, typically stolen by younger people from their parents' or grandparents' medicine cabinets.
"It would be a real problem to regulate it. It would be easily abused. I'm not for it at all," Grootens said. "I don't think any good can come from it."
Finding a Middle Ground
Some law enforcement authorities, including Grootens, said they might be in favor of medical marijuana if it wasn't for the fact that medication already exists that can do its job.
Marinol is a synthetic tetrahydrocannabinol - that's an active ingredient in cannabis - that has been approved by the FDA and endorsed by the DEA. It is prescribed for chemotherapy patients suffering from nausea and vomiting or AIDS patients who have a loss in appetite.
The side effects of the drug are similar to those of marijuana.
"What other drugs do we have that are smoked?" Grootens said, adding that marijuana is known to have four to five times more tar than tobacco and other adverse health effects like memory loss and loss of depth perception.
Parks said that he's heard of the drug and has known people who were prescribed it and said it was less preferable to cannabis itself. He said that marijuana vaporization or ingestion is the preferred method of use as it does not generate the tars from smoking and works faster than Marinol.
Focusing on the Stigma
One of the biggest reasons Parks wanted to take on the fight to approve medical marijuana was because of his mother.
She died from non-Hodgkin's lymphoma when Parks was only a young man. He said she had no appetite and was always in pain and he believes she might have lived longer and suffered less if she had used marijuana.
"It was hard on the family as much as the person," Parks said.
He said family members and even medical professionals suggested it to her, but she would have no part of the drug.
He said he has this feeling that medical marijuana may never be passed in the state.
Ironically, Grootens said he feels as though there may be no stopping medical marijuana legislation. He felt what had happened in other states has been the result of legislators giving in to pressure from pro-marijuana special interest groups such as the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws.
Many advocates for marijuana like to make comparisons to alcohol and other drugs and Parks feels that alcohol is far more destructive than marijuana.
"Have you ever seen two stoned guys fighting each other for a quarter on a pool table?" Parks said. "People on alcohol do that. And they might have $50 in their pockets while they do it."
Grootens said he felt that the prohibition on alcohol didn't work because it was already a part our culture and stopping marijuana laws may keep that from happening again.
"We have so many problems with alcohol, so why would you want to add to that?" Grootens said.
"There is this stigma," Parks said. "It's that whole 'reefer madness' thing that started in the '40s or '50s maybe. It got vilified somewhere along the line."
MAP posted-by: Richard Lake
US AZ: Proposed Pot Rules Generate Comments
Get Active
Subscribe
Support Us
URL: http://www.mapinc.org/drugnews/v11/n036/a06.html
Newshawk: http://www.drugsense.org/donate.htm
Votes: 0
Pubdate: Mon, 17 Jan 2011
Source: Kingman Daily Miner (AZ)
Copyright: 2011 Kingman Daily Miner
Contact: opinion@kingmandailyminer.com
Website: http://www.kingmandailyminer.com/
Details: http://www.mapinc.org/media/3469
Author: Suzanne Adams, Miner Staff Reporter
Referenced: Arizona Medical Marijuana Act http://www.azdhs.gov/prop203/
Bookmark: http://www.mapinc.org/find?273 (Proposition 203)
Bookmark: http://www.drugsense.org/cms/geoview/n-us-az (Arizona)
PROPOSED POT RULES GENERATE COMMENTS
PHOENIX - The first draft of the rules governing the use of medical marijuana in Arizona has been met with a flood of comments. The Arizona Department of Health Services released the latest draft of the rules governing medical marijuana in December. The department received more than 1,300 comments through its online system.
It seems as if nearly everyone in the state had something to say about the first draft of the rules. The department received comments from various city, town and county governments, various police departments, the Arizona Chamber of Commerce, the Arizona Pharmacy Alliance, a doctor from Prescott, the Yavapai County Substance Abuse Coalition, the Arizona Medical Marijuana Association, several law firms representing different organizations and individuals, the Naturopathic Medicine Association, the Gun Owners of Arizona, Arizonans Concerned About Smoking, the Arizona Association of Dispensary Professionals, the Institute for Holistic Health and Healing, a man who runs a business that encourages sustainable farming practices, and the Coalition for a Drug-Free California, as well as residents. The names of residents were removed from all comments.
The comments can be found on the ADHS' website at http://www.azdhs.gov/prop203/.
Most of the comments centered around 10 major issues residents had with the rules.
The issue that received the most comments was the rule that patients must have a one-year relationship with their doctor and have had four visits before being eligible to apply for a medical marijuana card.
Several people commented that the rule was too restrictive, especially when it came to people who were suffering from a terminal illness and were unlikely to survive another year.
Some argued that a year's worth of medical records or a diagnosis of a qualifying illness should be enough to be able to apply for a card. Many commenters said their current doctor was unlikely to approve medical marijuana for them and they didn't want to switch primary care doctors, wait a year and go through four exams in order to get a card.
More than one person commented that they are receiving healthcare from the Veterans Administration and would not be able to get approval for medical marijuana from their doctor and did not have the funds to go to another doctor.
Other commenters challenged ADHS's authority to write such a requirement into the rules. They said the department had no authority to regulate the doctor/client relationship and it had no authority to dictate who should and should not receive medicine.
"I voted for Proposition 203 ( the initiative that approved medical marijuana in November. ) The general tone of the draft regulations, as exemplified in the provisions listed below, make it clear that the Health Department is attempting to use the regulatory process to subvert the will of the voters ... I will certainly support any lawsuit that ensues that your agency's regulations exceed your authority under the law," one commenter wrote on ADHS's website.
Others liked the restriction or asked the department to make it even more stringent to keep the drug out of the hands of children.
Another request brought up by a commenter was to include more illnesses in the list of those acceptable for treatment by medical marijuana. Many asked the department to include post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, social anxiety disorder and others.
The current qualifying conditions include: cancer, glaucoma, HIV, AIDS, hepatitis C, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, Crohn's disease or a chronic disease that causes any of the following: wasting syndrome, severe and chronic pain, severe nausea, seizures, or severe or persistent muscle spasms. There is a process to have additional illnesses added to the list.
Other people asked the department to better define some of the current illnesses on the list to make sure that people who did not need the drug did not gain access to it by claiming they had a debilitating illness or pain when they really didn't.
Another big issue among those who left comments was the cost of the patient and caregiver cards and the cost to open a dispensary. A large number of people stated they did not have the funds to pay the $150 fee for a patient card or the $200 fee for a caregiver's card.
Others liked the fee structure, saying it would discourage people who did not have a qualifying illness from easily getting approval for a card.
A lot of the comments involved the registration, construction and operation of dispensaries. Many people objected to the $5,000 cost to register a dispensary with the department and the requirements to apply and operate a dispensary.
"The intent of ADHS to keep the dispensaries out of the hands of criminals is honorable. However, in their current form, only the wealthy, and others with criminal backing, will be able to open one," said one commenter.
"I think the requirements to become a dispensary are very good. Particularly the non-refundable $5,000 application fee and the requirement that the principles be Arizona citizens for at least two years. I believe that will filter out a lot of glorified smoke shops and investors from other states," said one person.
The rule limiting the operation of dispensaries to Arizona citizens who have lived in the state for at least two years was well received by many people who commented. A small number even asked the department to increase the residency requirement to five or more years in order to discourage out-of-state operations from moving people in to meet residency requirements.
People also said it would be hard to meet the requirement to have a certificate of occupancy for a building to operate a dispensary in hand before applying for a dispensary license.
Others stated that the requirement that a dispensary grow at least 70 percent of its stock was unreasonable and would lead to an increase in cost for the product and a shortage in supply.
People were mixed on the idea requiring a dispensary to have a medical director on call. Some liked the idea and said it would deter people who might abuse the drug and provide information for patients. Others said the requirement would drive up the cost of the drug because the dispensary would have to cover the cost of hiring a doctor. They recommended allowing dispensaries to use nurses or nurse practioners to fill the position. Others stated that it was one more unnecessary hoop for a patient to jump through and the requirement should be eliminated.
Thanks for your insight boodlebing it really has opened my mind.
Way to get new investors involved, just insult them.
Good Job, Keep them coming.
Or maybe your questions are just what they are. Questions???
just let me know how the conversion goes please. IMO you should have the answer before I do.
C'mon now iVan, it is all there for you.
As a shareholder of the HK, you should be more well versed in this than most. What gives?
I saw all those forms that had to be filled out, that must have been crazy.
So you will tell us when you are notified? Please?
It really would be a shame if this is 4bears doing. Hehehehehe. If it is, it's backfiring in his face. Fun to watch today. Plenty of carrion for the vultures to pick at LOL.
.08 now hmmmmmm. maybe a little pressure coming? I'll be interested to see the way this goes today. Right now fair value for the 329:HK is about .068 , for anyone playing at home.
Oh well for some reason I cannot seem to pull the rest of it out, but I urge anyone who is seriously interested in investing here to download the whole prospectus and give it a read. I was trying to post pages 80- 86 which give the whole story about Ruyan/Dragonite.
http://www.dragonite.com.hk/upload/news/1294655964_E329_CR.pdf
I also believe that the 2972:HK is only for the investors who don't already hold the rights shares. They are buying these shares with the premium to the 22 cents that the original holders already own. If I was buying those shares knowing I had to come up with 22 cents for every one purchased, I would not bid a lot either, that's why you're seeing the price action the way it is.
only half of it printed for some reason hold on
Ok, I just finished reading the prospectus for restructuring again. It takes a little while as there are 100+ pages.
http://www.dragonite.com.hk/upload/news/1294655964_E329_CR.pdf
In the appendix, I gathered some interesting info regarding the e-cig side of the biz. They took a big hit last year, but in light of the new information 2011 looks very good to me. Here is the story-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
6. BUSINESS REVIEW FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2009
BUSINESS REVIEW
2009 was an extremely difficult year for the Group. As a result of the poor
financial performance, the Group faced serious financial problems and was unable to
meet full payment of the scheduled redemption under the amended terms of the
convertible bonds of the Group.
Turnover of the Group for the year ended 31 December 2009 decreased by
76. 99% to approximately HK$97, 586, 000. Except for the reason of the global financial
crisis, the decrease in turnover was mainly due to the following reasons:
a) The marketing and advertising activities in relation to the Group’s electronic
cigarette products throughout the year were reduced as compared with
previous years. In particular, advertisement and promotion on television were
reduced in order to save costs.
b) The sales of electronic cigarettes products declined as a result of the
growing threat from counterfeit brands and new regulatory restriction
imposed against import of electronic cigarettes products by some overseas
countries including but not limited to North America and Israel. Moreover,
as quality issue happened in one of our electronic cigarettes products in
September 2009, sales return was recorded in the second half of 2009.
c) In October 2009, the Good Manufacturing Practices (“GMP”) license of the
Group’s factory in Shenyang for health care products expired and the Group
failed to renew the license immediately, leading to return of goods from
customers during October to December 2009. The GMP licence was
subsequently renewed in February 2010.
Loss for the year 2009 increased by 169. 62% to approximately HK$443, 907, 000
and was mainly attributed to the following adverse factors:
1. Provision for impairment of inventory at about HK$191, 706, 000 was made
as a result of technical or commercial obsolescence. Provision was also made
for the returned electronic cigarette products and pharmaceutical products
due to quality or licensing issues mentioned above.
2. Impairment loss on trade receivables in the amount of HK$78, 904, 000 was
made. It was mainly related to the customers with long outstanding balances.
As mentioned above, quality issue happened in our electronic cigarette
business and the Group failed to renew the GMP license of its factory
immediately after its expiry during the year. As a result, customers have
once lost confidence in the Company’s products and a number of customers
have delayed or even refused to settle their outstanding balances. It is
APPENDIX I FINANCIAL INFORMATION OF THE GROUP
– 81 –
expected that the Group will commence legal proceedings against such
customers in order to recover the receivables if the situation does not
improve in the coming year.
3. Impairment loss on property, plant and equipment and intangible assets in
the amount of HK$20 million was made. It was mainly resulted from the
continuing deterioration in the business of the Group due to the decline in
turnover, customers’ purchase orders, production scale and customer
confidence as a consequence of the financial crisis and the factors mentioned
above. The decline in production scale significantly reduced the recoverable
amounts of the fixed assets which is much lower than their carrying value.
Since 2008, various well-known multinational corporations of health care products
have established their branch factories in the PRC by way of, among others,
acquisition, mergers and leasing. At present, about 400 imported health care foods have
been approved and launched in the PRC, generating a great competitive force. Although
we are facing a very competitive market situation and the sales volume of health care
products declined due to the fact that the GMP license of our factory temporarily
expired in October 2009, we will strengthen management of our sales team and develop
the sales market, while leveraging on the products and brand advantages of the
Company and actively search for the sole agents and regional agents for our products
with traditional features. By making better use of our agents, network and mechanism,
the sales volume of products is expected to increase in future.
As for the pharmaceutical business, the Essential Medicine List being introduced
by the national authority brought mingled hope and fear for pharmaceutical enterprises.
Azithromycin Granules (II), a pharmaceutical product of the Group, has been listed in
the National List of Essential Drugs (2009 Edition). The sales market has been
developed and a new niche for profit growth of the Company is formed.
In 2009, the sales of electronic cigarettes products declined significantly as a
result of the growing threat from counterfeit brands and new regulatory restriction
imposed on the importation of electronic cigarettes products in some overseas markets.
The regulatory status for the Company’s electronic cigarette around the world is
constantly shifting. Classifications and enforcement range from free sales as a smoking
alternative to outright bans. In the United States (the “US”), import of electronic
cigarettes has not been fully resumed after restrictions were imposed in mid-2009 by
the US Customs. Future regulations and related enforcement for this market may
change again. Nevertheless, the Group has worked closely with partners and
governments to launch core products, explore new markets, strengthen patent
protection, address regulatory concerns and compete with illicit brands and
manufacturers. As a result, distribution business in North America, the United
Kingdom, France, Korea, Malaysia, Israel, Scandinavia, and Greece was improved; and
regulatory approvals were obtained in France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Sweden, Japan,
Russia, Malaysia, Australia and other countries.
APPENDIX I FINANCIAL INFORMATION OF THE GROUP
– 82 –
Invention patents were granted in Israel during the Year 2009. Additional lawsuits
against illicit manufacturers and vendors of electronic cigarettes were initiated in PRC
and some of the lawsuits were concluded in favour to the Group. Significantly, the
patents of a substantial number of counterfeit manufacturers were also invalidated by
the Chinese Patent Authority, due to violations of the Company’s own patents in the
PRC.
PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
Azithromycin Granules (II), a pharmaceutical product of the Company, has been
listed in the National List of Essential Drugs (2009 Edition). The sales of this product
experienced significant growth which forms a new niche for profit growth of the
Company. Rosiglitazone Hydrochloride Capsules is the only product among other
succeeded in bidding with sales that is expected to grow further. We are confident in
the market sales in 2010.
The Company continues to market the “one-time” use RUYAN Jazz
now I know what boodleses has in his pocketses.sssss