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You're missing what I'm trying to say ERBB has this RFID already.
Huge for ERBB , every state will use it CALL ERBB $$$
Every state will have to use the RFID Tag and ERBB has it $$$
Already developed it :)
Just a matter of time IMO, great news great Patents can't ask for anything more.
Going to explode IMO>
I will take that still pennies.
The product is already developed,and very cheap to make.
Is it January yet, I can't wait holding long and strong NNAN golden GEM.
You do know the company is lying about the share buyback, this is done to sell the last bit of shares they have before they do a R/S. My suggesting will be to sue the company for misleading investors.The company has no money to do a buyback,I dare anyone to call out the CEO and tell him to his face there is no BUY back is there.1000% a R/S is coming.
ERBB Board getting heated up
ERBB going run News just out.....YOU See WHat JUst Came OUT this will be HUGE FOR ERBB IMO....
High-Tech Marijuana Tracking System Introduced In Colorado
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/12/12/marijuana-tracking_n_4433503.html
Tranzbyte Corporation (ERBB:OTC:PK) is pleased to announce that it is working on the development of an RFID reader that could successfully track shipments of legally grown and distributed marijuana from the time the product is harvested to the time it is delivered to retailers. Once completed, the company believes this could be a significant enhancement for both retailers and law enforcement nationwide.
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=55016926
I sure hope so, They have the product already tested and ready to go , the company needs to make a phone call and say hey we have this already in play, try our product. Pennies coming IMO.
This will be a big hit and every state will be orded to use one now watch....Proxima RF™ designs, develops and manufactures High-Frequency RFID readers and reader modules for 13.56 MHz passive and RFID enabled sensor tags.
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Proxima RF products available
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Includes an API and ready-to-use applications for asset control, personal identification, maintenance and inventory tracking so you can demonstrate the power of HF RFID to clients BEFORE writing any code.
This is huge for ERBB NEWS JUST OUT High-Tech Marijuana Tracking System Introduced In Colorado
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/12/12/marijuana-tracking_n_4433503.html
Tranzbyte Corporation Subsidiary, ProximaRF, in Development on Electronic Tracker (RFID) for Legal Marijuana Shipments.
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=55016926
This will take us to pennies in time with that type of news IMO>
I knew holding on to ERBB shares will pay $$$
Called the Marijuana Inventory Tracking System, each plant or product will have a small tag that can be scanned by a scanner gun using radio-frequency identification, or RIFD, technology, similar to that used by a grocery store clerk.
"As more states decriminalize marijuana use, it is imperative that systems be in place to ensure that growers and dispensaries follow proper distribution protocols and comply with state and federal regulations while honoring the ballot measures," said Julie Postlethwait, communications officer with the Marijuana Enforcement Division, the Department of Revenue's regulatory agency for the marijuana industry in the state, in a statement.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/12/12/marijuana-tracking_n_4433503.html
Tranzbyte Corporation Subsidiary, ProximaRF, in Development on Electronic Tracker (RFID) for Legal Marijuana Shipments
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=55016926
Half a penny soon IMO>
This opens door for Tranzbyte big TIME....
The door just opened for ERBB and it's RFID http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/12/12/marijuana-tracking_n_4433503.html
Nice find and great for EDXC IMO>
THIS is not fluff buddy its news out by the Department of Revenue
High-Tech Marijuana Tracking System Introduced In Colorado
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/12/12/marijuana-tracking_n_4433503.html
YOU See WHat JUst Came OUT this will be HUGE FOR ERBB IMO....
High-Tech Marijuana Tracking System Introduced In Colorado
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/12/12/marijuana-tracking_n_4433503.html
Tranzbyte Corporation (ERBB:OTC:PK) is pleased to announce that it is working on the development of an RFID reader that could successfully track shipments of legally grown and distributed marijuana from the time the product is harvested to the time it is delivered to retailers. Once completed, the company believes this could be a significant enhancement for both retailers and law enforcement nationwide.
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=55016926
ERBB JUst HIT GOLD IMO....Called the Marijuana Inventory Tracking System, each plant or product will have a small tag that can be scanned by a scanner gun using radio-frequency identification, or RIFD, technology, similar to that used by a grocery store clerk.
Tranzbyte Corporation Subsidiary, ProximaRF, in Development on Electronic Tracker (RFID) for Legal Marijuana Shipments...
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/12/12/marijuana-tracking_n_4433503.html
This is huge for ERBB NEWS JUST OUT High-Tech Marijuana Tracking System Introduced In Colorado
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/12/12/marijuana-tracking_n_4433503.html
Tranzbyte Corporation Subsidiary, ProximaRF, in Development on Electronic Tracker (RFID) for Legal Marijuana Shipments.
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=55016926
Small pull backs gaps getting filled which is very very healthy IMO.
I think it is Big money starting to come in, and the patents are worth billions of dollars.And lets not forget this sector going be on fire in 2014 >>>>>>>
Rumors I'm hearing what' to come here for news is massive,from what I'm hearing this will take this to pennies over night IMO>?>
Thanks ))))
WoW anyway you can show the charts side by side?
NaturalNano's halloysite is
used in Sally Hansen
nail products....http://sallyhansen.com/
Halloysite finds its niche in cosmetics and cancer cures
Halloysite is traditionally viewed as a simple ceramic mineral but great strides have been made recently in end-uses that take advantage of halloysite’s unique mineral structure that range from nail polish, to cancer cures, and body armour.
Halloysite is a rare clay that is a member of the kaolin family of aluminosilicates and is mined in very few places in the world.
The majority of world production is mined at a well established Imerys mine in New Zealand and a relatively new mine belonging to Applied Minerals in Utah, US.
The Imerys deposit is used chiefly for ceramics and is part of Imerys Tableware New Zealand while the Applied Minerals deposit focuses on a variety of end markets including fire retardants, polymer composites, paints and coatings, and agriculture.
Halloysite – a unique mineral
Halloysite’s benefits lie in its nanotube structure. Halloysite natural tubules are ultra-tiny hollow tubes with diameters typically smaller than one tenth of a micron (100 billionths of a meter), with l
Imerys' halloysite mine in Matauri Bay, New Zealand
engths typically ranging from about half of a micron (millionths of a meter) to over five microns. The hollow opening (lumen) of a nanotubes is approximately 20 nanometers.
This nanotube structure is believed to be the result of hydrothermal alteration, or surface weathering of other aluminosilicate minerals (such as kaolin).
Significantly, halloysite nanotubes do not require large amounts of chemical modification or complex chemical processes, such as intercalation and exfoliation, in order to produce stable nanoparticle clay dispersions.
NaturalNano, a major processor of halloysite, have found that this makes it possible to obtain performance improvements without the complexity and processing cost associated with other nanotubes.
These nanotubes give halloysite its great advantages and are the key to the advances being made in its end-markets.
NaturalNano
US-based NaturalNano Inc. is a major player in the halloysite markets and the primary supplier of halloysite clay to further downstream companies.
The company, which has a plant in Rochester, New York, also processes halloysite clay for its own range of products.
NaturalNano's lab in Rochester, New York
Credit: NaturalNano
It does this by using “Extended Release” technology. This system loads the nanotubes with relevant substances for the end product and then mixes the loaded nanotubes with the end product.
The benefit of using nanotubes lies in the way they diffuse, NaturalNano says. Diffusion from a tube is different to diffusion from a sphere due to the relationship between volume and surface area.
Tube diffusion is much closer to zero order release which means continuous and even release over time, which would not necessarily occur with a standard spherical release mechanism.
NaturalNano sources its halloysite from a producer outside of the US. It “has it processed here [Rochester plant] and then it is ready to be utilised,” CEO James Wemett told IM.
NaturalNano’s technology can remove impurities from halloysite using source material from a number of different deposits.
The final product, after loading of the nanotubes, can be provided as a dry powder or in a liquid solution.
If necessary, the halloysite nanotubes in the final product can be enclosed in a polymer which slows the diffusion.
Nail varnish
NaturalNano has found a niche in cosmetic nail varnish products and recently announced a three year exclusive agreement with Parisian varnish manufacturer Fiabila SA.
NaturalNano's halloysite is
used in Sally Hansen
nail products
Credit: nerissa's ring
The company load the halloysite nanotubes with certain propriety products which improve the adhesion and flow of the nail polish, Wemett told IM.
These nanotubes are mixed into the Sally Hansen line of nail polishes (manufactured by Fiabila for Coty), an extremely popular range of nail products.
The unique delivery system that halloysite presents gives NaturalNano an edge, its CEO stressed: “A lot of our customers are using some type of clay today but it is not doing what they need it to do, and that is our niche.”
NaturalNano continues to develop products for new customers and explore new market areas but, significantly, this takes time.
“It takes [companies] a long time to get to the point where halloysite nanotubes become a commercial product,” said Wemett. It took about a year and a half for Fiabila to begin using the nanotubes commercially and other Fortune 500 customers will have similar lead in times.
Wemett remains positive about the company’s opportunities and highlights the continued development of new products for new customers at the company’s research lab in its Rochester, headquarters.
Targeting of cancer cells
Halloysite hasn’t just found itself an important niche in the cosmetics industry but has also helped medical research make strides forward in using halloysite to target circulating tumour cells within the body.
Cancer metastasis is when a tumour spreads to different parts of the body via circulating tumour cells which are released into the bloodstream and flow to another part of the body where they stick to a surface (such as organs).
It is a serious development in cancer and can prove fatal but halloysite could provide the key to detection and eventual manipulation of cancer cells.
“We have been developing some procedures to try and isolate and detect tumour cells in the blood stream,” Michael R. King, associate professor of biomedical engineering at Cornell University, US, told IM.
King’s department at Cornell have been pioneering this process and a recent research article in medical journal Clinical Chemistry brought the process to light.
In the interest of the advancement of science, professor King has distributed a short seven minute video showing the public and any other researchers how to use this halloysite targeting with objects that be bought over the counter. To watch the video – click here
Detecting circulating cancer cells is very difficult King explained: “The cancer cells are very very rare. In a millilitre of blood you might have one or two cancer cells mixed in with a million white blood cells and a billion red blood cells.”
To do this King creates surfaces that mimic the interior surface of blood cells which cancer cells adhere to in the body. The adhesion does not come from halloysite but instead from a group of proteins called selectins.
Halloysite’s benefit lies in that a layer of it applied to the created surface basically repels the numerous white blood cells that accumulate as the body’s immune system activates.
In doing this, it greatly increases the purity of tumour cells in the sample and as such means that circulating tumour cells can be targeted with ease.
Practical applications
This purity opens up a whole range of options for research and practical applications.
As halloysite does not allow the accumulation of white blood cells it could be used as biomaterial: “Especially things that are designed to be implanted, from catheters to stents. Anything that is in contact with blood and is designed to be there for a long time.”
The halloysite will help to prevent the immune system from attacking the foreign body and so, could have a wide range of applications in the medical industry, including in preventing the body attacking implants.
The halloysite nanotubes could also be packed with cancer drugs, much like the NaturalNano cosmetic applications, that would treat the cancer and have a slow controlled release.
Halloysite, the wonder material
But the most significant of these applications is the manipulation of circulating cancer cells.
Once the cells are detected and isolated they could be targeted, King outlined. This application requires much more research but promising results have already occurred.
A protein called trail (TNF-related apoptosis-inducing ligand) can be adhered onto the surface that the cancer cells stick to and programme the cancer cells to die (apoptosis is the name of this process).
While this is not strictly a cancer cure, it would prevent the cancer from metastasising around the body and forming new cancers.
King pointed out that the pipeline for this is significant – around the decade mark – but that the current mice experiments were showing good results that may be published shortly. In several years, human trials could begin, he said.
So we break the $0.0077s we going to penny land $$$
My Level 2 is down, how many left for the offer and what's next after that?
WoW its About NNAN,End-markets power halloysite forward
Halloysite finds its niche in cosmetics and cancer cures
Halloysite is traditionally viewed as a simple ceramic mineral but great strides have been made recently in end-uses that take advantage of halloysite’s unique mineral structure that range from nail polish, to cancer cures, and body armour
http://www.indmin.com/Article/3056549/End-markets-power-halloysite-forward.html
I love this part.....is developing what would appear to be the most important source of high aspect ratio halloysite nanotubes in North America, if not, the world.
Great Find BUd.
Guys look at the DD, it's unreal and worth billions forget about what the stock did today , think about what it will do soon once we get a contract.
http://www.sciensage.info/journal/1339603267JASR_2304121.pdf
Halloysite – a kaolin clay whose structure is that of a rolled up tube – is rapidly emerging as a raw material of the future. Currently, it commands prices ranging from $600 per ton for applications in fracking, to $3,000 per ton for specialized medical and cosmetic applications. But if you google the word “halloysite”, you will notice that the rate at which mostly scientific papers are being published with halloysite figuring prominently is increasing dramatically.