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so how do you know this? can you provide a link please? TIA
You didn't happen to ask about the
possibility of "seed in the ground"
by end of May?
even the propaganda that is released is revealing ... interesting no?
posting to verify that states where industrial hemp was still illegal like NC ... NO growers had seed to grow hemp at this April date;
[url][/url][tag]https://mountainx.com/news/dea-holds-up-industrial-hemp/[/tag]
I believe Colorado is legal at this time to grow all the hemp they want
https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/agplants/industrial-hemp
doesn't smell good either ...
If they have a crop they have all the seed they need at harvest.
Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly Admits Weed Is ‘Not a Factor’ in the War on Drugs
https://www.merryjane.com/news/homeland-security-director-kelly-weed-non-factor
I especially like the second praragraph in that PR.
CBD oils are not endorsed by the FDA but the product MJNA imports ...
"passes all federal requirements for open importation into the United States"
Hmmmmmmmmmmmm.
I believe you are right about this company.
well positioned company ... will give GW pharma a head butt.
I was looking to close a gap at .063 10/14/2016 very small gap ...
It is possible they will never fill a gap that low.
What are your thoughts?
you missed my revision on my original post ...
it would be 33 to 34 days i've been taking the oils ...
First, oils are concentrate, you'd have to smoke a lot of flower to keep up with oil dosage (can be rough on 75 year old lungs.) been smokin over 50 years
(and lookin over my shoulders enough to cause PTSD)
Trust me ... I'm not pumpin anything ... if CBD can help you ... don't
close your mind to it ... just make sure you have good honest supplier
doesn't have to be MJNA ... but there are many retailers that will scalp you for an lesser product.
sorry didn't mean to mislead ... i revised my post and have had the oil for '
3-4 days.. I have BPH and krohns (no fun) and it does help a great deal ... I've been taking another oil I got from HempLife a month ago and it was very good also. this is my first use of cannabis oil ... I love it ... next will be Rick Simpson oil becaus I love THC also. Where I live that would be illegal so I don't know where I will get it yet.
been tokin a long long time so I know what I'm talkin about ... 75 year old
again my apology ...
Here's some good news a few days ago received my 4oz bottle RSHO Gold, fantastic product ... everything they said it was.
You could do the same strategy with any stock ya know ... there are tens
of thousands of them ... but you like to rub the way that would make someone feel bad ... this is what you thrive on ... busybody type ...
Sorry correction to my post ...
Medical Marijuana owns a significant portion of AXIM Biotechnologies with 14,943,650 shares of common stock and 500,000 shares of preferred
stock, representing a 45% ownership stake.
Anyone aware of the 22M plus shares of AXIM that MJNA owned worth some plus $220 Million. I don't see it in the last quarterly with the other Assets.
guess he didn't believe his own advice he was handing out free
in his post 3/3/17. http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=129205057
You know before it went up 400%
You seem to know why.
Tell me, why havn't 5000 other stocks exploded after all their good news?
NY Times
article about Jeff Sessions.
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/03/02/us/politics/jeff-sessions-russia-trump-investigation-democrats.html?_r=0
oops ... it worked LOL
Hope it's bigger than that ... I'm trying to post the link to NY Times
article about Jeff Sessions. this is best I can do right now.
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/03/02/us/politics/jeff-sessions-russia-trump-investigation-democrats.html?_r=0
maybe smoothie shops are part of the future
and not really being accepted by social forces at the present time.
I'll just bet that they have enough to do
with crimes people commit , and the criminals drink milk.
Got Milk?
I use TD, good move no problems for many years
talk is usually big until it's not
Actually seems like the timing is perfect, since Starbucks just shot
itself in the foot with all the immigration chaos that's goin on.
the new Starbucks ... ya think
yow, you must really like stocks moving down in price after you buy them ... pretty obvious
sounds like its lunch time and they want no trades ... lol
I like Upticks
I knew of this tech at Cub Foods in my neighborhood
here is the search I did ... might interest you
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGLD,GGLD:2004-04,GGLD:en&q...
nice guess FF, let me try ... a little capitulation here ...
unfortunately not enough yet ... let us pray ...
one size fits all ...
by Richardo on Agora Hope this helps LOL
APS to present digEsystem at WAEA
September 17, 2005 – HANDHELD IFE pioneer APS plans to show off elements of digEsystem, the semi-embedded product that it is developing, at the WAEA show in Hamburg next week.
“We have engaged a design and development team and are in the final stages of selecting our manufacturing partner,” says Brent Wood, CEO of APS and parent company Wencor. “We have set aside millions of dollars for development and launch.”
Content for digEsystem will be provided by 20th Century Fox, Warner Brothers, Buena Vista, Universal and DreamWorks. More studios will be announced soon, according to APS, as will a launch customer. First deliveries are planned for next spring.
With digEsystem APS/Wencor is aiming to cut the cost of in-seat IFE by 50 per cent. According to Tracy DeCuir, responsible for ssystem development and support of marketing and sales, the cost of equipping all the seats in an Airbus A320, for example, would be half that of a traditional IFE system.
digEsystem is based on digEplayer, APS' core product, with the exception that the passenger unit - called the the Embedded Digital Video Player (eDVP) - will run off standard in-seat power from Astronics, KID-Systeme or Page Aerospace and will have a secure IEEE 802.11a wireless network capability.
Also fitted with a stereo audio jack on the front panel, the eDVP has built-in button controls for on/off, brightness, channel and volume. Its hard disc contains the Linux operating system, a suite of applications, an HTML browser, and a library of content such as audio, video and other media forms.
digEplayer is currently being developed to receive a credit-card reader, and digESystem’s eDVP will be similarly equipped. The reader will be used to pay for content and to support other forms of inflight commerce. Transaction data will be stored in flight and then transferred on a secure wireless network to the card companies after the aircraft has landed for the day.
The eDVP will also have a USB 2.0 port to accommodate game controllers, keyboards and memory sticks. The game controllers are intended allow a wider selection of action-type games.
In a typical installation, the aircraft will have a docking station in each seatback, allowing the airline to fine-tune its IFE provision by installing eDVPs in any seat, zone or cabin, on the ground or in flight. Airline staff will be able to add or remove the eDVP in less than a minute, using a simple security installation tool that will be small enough to fit on a key-ring but complex enough to discourage theft. A quick-disconnect system will allow cabin crew to easily remove and replace defective units in flight.
Initially, each eDVP would hold its content on a 60Gb or 80Gb hard disc, so that no head-end equipment is needed. But a central media server and wireless access point are in development to support the extra interactive functions - moving maps, gate information, news, weather, sport, pre-recorded TV programming, intranet - that APS/Wencor plans to introduce.
Time-sensitive content will be loaded to the media server on the ground by either a USB memory device or the PML’s wired high-speed port. The server will store the content and then distribute it wirelessly to all the eDVPs at the correct time. The media server could also act as a router for aircraft interfaces, offboard communications systems and all digEsystem cabin and maintenance functions.
Other planned enhancements include integration with inflight television, multiplayer games, broadband Internet connectivity - this would require the addition to the aircraft of a terrestrial or satellite air-to-ground communications system - and onboard public wireless LAN.
Content will be viewed on an 8in or 10in LCD touchscreens and refreshed regularly, with the 802.11a network providing the link between individual eDVPs and a portable media loader (PML) while the aircraft is on the ground. The PML - a battery-powered ruggedised computer incorporating a wireless access point and an Ethernet hub - will also be used to retrieve transaction and usage data from each eDVP.
Passenger content will include digEtunes (MP3 audio-on-demand, playlists), digEvideo (MPEG-4 video-on-demand films, shorts, music videos, TV programmes), digEgames (board games, single-player action games with controller), digEreader (PDF books, periodicals), digEtv (broadcast audio and video, safety demos), digEnet (onboard intranet, cached Web pages), digEnews (electronic newspaper), digEairport (airport, connecting-gate and destination information) and digEmap (flight information and flightpath).
Airline operational applications include digEdata (usage statistics and passenger surveys) and digEcrew (based on a specially configured eDVP with crew-only menus, used to start and stop safety demos and for text messaging to passengers).