Medical Marijuana Inc MJNA:OTC Sector: N/A Industry: N/A 0.29 0.00 0.00% 173,430 Last Trade as of 2:57 PM
Health Sciences Group Engages Into Conversation With Medical Marijuana, Inc. About Consulting / Co-R&D Venture Thursday 10/29/2009 10:01 AM ET - Globenewswire
As of 2:57 PM ET 10/30/09 Health Sciences Group, Inc. (Pink Sheets:HESG) is proud to announce that its CEO Thomas Gaffney has engaged in preliminary conversations with Bruce Perlowin, Founder, Chairman, & CEO of Medical Marijuana, Inc. (MJNA), about the possibilities of the companies merging co- research and development and consulting services. "These conversations were preliminary in nature. I look forward to more discussions with Mr. Perlowin about the services Medical Marijuana, Inc. provides and how we can work together to grow our companies and increase shareholder value on both sides."
ABOUT HEALTH SCIENCES GROUP, INC. Health Sciences Group, Inc. is a provider of health and wellness services to consumers, physicians and other healthcare professionals through its website www.igohealthy.org and health focused publications. The Health Sciences network consists of its public website www.igohealthy.org and iGoHealthy Magazine. The Company operates in three segments: Online Services, Publishing and Other Services. The Company has is recently exploring options of growth within the Legal Medical Marijuana Industry.
ABOUT MEDICAL MARIJUANA, INC. Medical Marijuana, Inc.(Pink Sheets:MJNA) - www.medicalmarijuanainc.com is the first public company to recognize the vast and unequaled opportunities that exist in the rapidly expanding medical marijuana industry. The scientific recognition of marijuana as a powerful medicine, and as an effective, non-narcotic pain reliever, has brought legalized marijuana use to the forefront of mainstream discussion thus opening the door for safe and lucrative investment opportunities. Medical Marijuana, Inc. has developed a suite of turnkey business and management solutions for the fledgling medical marijuana collective industry in California. The growing number of other states that have legalized the use of medical marijuana have yet to establish a system for the legalized commercial production and sale of the medicine. These regions are also strong potential targets for Medical Marijuana, Inc.'s products and services down the road. It is likely that other states will follow California's basic lead as the Golden State more specifically defines the regulations and protocol that are shaping the supply-side of the legal medical marijuana sector.
SOURCE: Health Sciences Group, Inc. CONTACT: Health Sciences Group, Inc. Thomas Gaffney, President and CEO (321) 604-1451
> Medical Marijuana Inc MJNA:OTC > Sector: N/A Industry: N/A > 0.29 0.00 0.00% 173,430 Last Trade as of > 2:57 PM
> Health Sciences Group Engages Into Conversation With Medical > Marijuana, Inc. About Consulting / Co-R&D Venture > Thursday 10/29/2009 10:01 AM ET - Globenewswire
> As of 2:57 PM ET 10/30/09 > Health Sciences Group, Inc. (Pink Sheets:HESG) is proud to announce > that its CEO Thomas Gaffney has engaged in preliminary conversations > with Bruce Perlowin, Founder, Chairman, & CEO of Medical Marijuana, > Inc. (MJNA),
Thomas Gaffney: "whatcha got there Bruce?"
Bruce Perlowin: "da kine Tom, Da kine...got flame?"
>> Medical Marijuana Inc MJNA:OTC >> Sector: N/A Industry: N/A >> 0.29 0.00 0.00% 173,430 Last Trade as of >> 2:57 PM
>> Health Sciences Group Engages Into Conversation With Medical >> Marijuana, Inc. About Consulting / Co-R&D Venture >> Thursday 10/29/2009 10:01 AM ET - Globenewswire
>> As of 2:57 PM ET 10/30/09 >> Health Sciences Group, Inc. (Pink Sheets:HESG) is proud to announce >> that its CEO Thomas Gaffney has engaged in preliminary conversations >> with Bruce Perlowin, Founder, Chairman, & CEO of Medical Marijuana, >> Inc. (MJNA),
> Thomas Gaffney: "whatcha got there Bruce?"
> Bruce Perlowin: "da kine Tom, Da kine...got flame?"
> Thomas Gaffney: "You know Donny Steinberg is on board. Behind the scene" > Bruce Perlowin: "You don't say" As in the "Underground Empire"
> Thomas Gaffney: "This is going to be big. California is all for it. Arnold likes a Pot Tax
> Bruce Perlowin: Big Big Big.. HUGE HUGE and Legal this time...
> Thomas Gaffney: "Ya know Dirt's on to us.. He is buying stock.
> Bruce Perlowin: "The hell you say. That ballyz womanizing baztard" Cough..
>> Health Sciences Group, Inc. (Pink Sheets:HESG) is proud to announce >> that its CEO Thomas Gaffney has engaged in preliminary conversations >> with Bruce Perlowin, Founder, Chairman, & CEO of Medical Marijuana, >> Inc. (MJNA),
Can't wait to see the headline: Medical Marijuana Hits a New High
>>> Health Sciences Group, Inc. (Pink Sheets:HESG) is proud to announce >>> that its CEO Thomas Gaffney has engaged in preliminary conversations >>> with Bruce Perlowin, Founder, Chairman, & CEO of Medical Marijuana, >>> Inc. (MJNA),
> Can't wait to see the headline: Medical Marijuana Hits a New High
> Medical Marijuana Inc MJNA:OTC > Sector: N/A Industry: N/A > 0.29 0.00 0.00% 173,430 Last Trade as of > 2:57 PM
> Health Sciences Group Engages Into Conversation With Medical > Marijuana, Inc. About Consulting / Co-R&D Venture > Thursday 10/29/2009 10:01 AM ET - Globenewswire
> As of 2:57 PM ET 10/30/09 > Health Sciences Group, Inc. (Pink Sheets:HESG) is proud to announce > that its CEO Thomas Gaffney has engaged in preliminary conversations > with Bruce Perlowin, Founder, Chairman, & CEO of Medical Marijuana, > Inc. (MJNA),
Thomas Gaffney: "whatcha got there Bruce?"
Bruce Perlowin: "da kine Tom, Da kine...got flame?"
Thomas Gaffney: "ALWAYS ...LEMME FLICK MY BIC, MAH BROTHA"
Bruce Perlowin: "OH YEAH..........'
Thomas Gaffney: "SHIT HOWDY BRUCE.... IS THERE A SKUNK IN HERE?"
> >>> Health Sciences Group, Inc. (Pink Sheets:HESG) is proud to announce > >>> that its CEO Thomas Gaffney has engaged in preliminary conversations > >>> with Bruce Perlowin, Founder, Chairman, & CEO of Medical Marijuana, > >>> Inc. (MJNA),
> > Can't wait to see the headline: Medical Marijuana Hits a New High
> ----OR---
> "Medical Marijuana PROFITS ZIG ZAG"
> ---------or-----
> "HERE'S THE REAL DOPE ON Medical Marijuana"
All very clever... But I think that this poster is correct that Medical Marijuana will become recreational as well in several states. In Alaska that is pretty much the situation now. Just as soon as they figure out how to control, tax, and regulate it, it will become available to the masses. Making it such a big deal only encourages people to experiment with it. If it was legal and taxed I bet the usage would go way down in no time. The mystic would be gone. It would soon be viewed as the lethargic drug it is and its usage would decline naturally. Mexico does not have much of a drug problem. It is the USA that craves drugs.. and the cartels profit from this craving.. Cut the head off the snake by taking the profit out of it. -Rocky
> Just as soon as they figure out how to control, tax, and regulate it, > it will become available to the masses.
It's already "available to the masses", albeit illegally.
> If it was legal and taxed I bet the usage would go way down in no > time. The mystic would be gone.
Yes, just as in The Netherlands. Don't get out much, do ya?
> Mexico does not have much of a drug problem.
Tell that to the ordinary folk in Ciudad de Juarez, Tijuana and elsewhere. Many of them can tell you of family members lost in the "lack of the drug problem."
>> Just as soon as they figure out how to control, tax, and regulate it, >> it will become available to the masses.
> It's already "available to the masses", albeit illegally.
>> If it was legal and taxed I bet the usage would go way down in no >> time. The mystic would be gone.
> Yes, just as in The Netherlands. Don't get out much, do ya?
Hate to bust your bubble Tony but your full of sh*t. Last time i checked it is not legal, but tolerated. Like California.
Cafe's can only have 500gms on hand at any one time and 'runners' run it from safe houses unknown to authorities. IT is NOT legal at all. You can serve prison time for it in the Netherlands. Selective prosecution like what we have here in California. It is ONLY Tolerated.. and then in small amounts much as in SOME cities in California. Enforcement of the law can change in a flash.
> Tell that to the ordinary folk in Ciudad de Juarez, Tijuana and elsewhere. > Many of them can tell you of family members lost in the "lack of the drug > problem."
>>> Just as soon as they figure out how to control, tax, and regulate it, >>> it will become available to the masses.
>> It's already "available to the masses", albeit illegally.
>>> If it was legal and taxed I bet the usage would go way down in no >>> time. The mystic would be gone.
>> Yes, just as in The Netherlands. Don't get out much, do ya?
> Hate to bust your bubble Tony but your full of sh*t. Last time i > checked it is not legal, but tolerated. Like California.
> Cafe's can only have 500gms on hand at any one time and 'runners' run it > from safe houses unknown to authorities. IT is NOT legal at all. You > can serve prison time for it in the Netherlands. Selective prosecution > like what we have here in California. It is ONLY Tolerated.. and then > in small amounts much as in SOME cities in California. Enforcement of > the law can change in a flash.
> You used to do your homework Tony.. your slipping dude. <lol>
>>> Mexico does not have much of a drug problem.
>> Tell that to the ordinary folk in Ciudad de Juarez, Tijuana and >> elsewhere. >> Many of them can tell you of family members lost in the "lack of the drug >> problem."
Correction. It is MORE legal in California than in the Netherlands. But because of the Federal laws here in the USA they are both punishable by time in prison. This is why MJNA.pk will help get this taxation thing in order here and since we have the makings of the possibility for a national reform brewing grass roots the Government will want IT's tax money to shut them up. It really is THAT simple right now. IMO of course. Didn't mean to jump your shit Tony but you did't do your research. Support access to clean and safe pot shops. MJNA.PK
> Correction. It is MORE legal in California than in the Netherlands. > But because of the Federal laws here in the USA they are both > punishable by time in prison. This is why MJNA.pk will help get this > taxation thing in order here and since we have the makings of the > possibility for a national reform brewing grass roots the Government > will want IT's tax money to shut them up. It really is THAT simple > right now. IMO of course. Didn't mean to jump your shit Tony but you > did't do your research. Support access to clean and safe pot shops. > MJNA.PK
WON'T GET LEGALIZED that's a _"PIPEDREAM"_ [LOL]
because of the forfiture laws the LAW ENFORCEMENT SPECIAL INTERST LOBBY will not let this cash cow slip out of their hands
Law enforcement is one gnarly special interst group they got guns for one but society does not want these guys pissed off and work slowdowns and sick outs to make their point is a distinct possibility
> Correction. It is MORE legal in California than in the Netherlands. But > because of the Federal laws here in the USA they are both punishable by > time in prison. This is why MJNA.pk will help get this taxation thing in > order here and since we have the makings of the possibility for a national > reform brewing grass roots the Government will want IT's tax money to shut > them up. It really is THAT simple right now. IMO of course. Didn't mean > to jump your shit Tony but you did't do your research. Support access to > clean and safe pot shops. MJNA.PK
>> Correction. It is MORE legal in California than in the Netherlands. >> But because of the Federal laws here in the USA they are both >> punishable by time in prison. This is why MJNA.pk will help get this >> taxation thing in order here and since we have the makings of the >> possibility for a national reform brewing grass roots the Government >> will want IT's tax money to shut them up. It really is THAT simple >> right now. IMO of course. Didn't mean to jump your shit Tony but you >> did't do your research. Support access to clean and safe pot shops. >> MJNA.PK
> correction. pot "dispensaries". LOL.
Yea.. dispensaries. My mind was in the gutter.
There is an old 60's Rexall Drug store being used as a dispensary in a small town. Still says Drugs over the door and if you drove by it you would think it was a regular corner Rexall Drug store.
My son grew a couple plants this year. Just in the backyard kept them low and out of the way. We could have grown a lot more under local ordnances. Not huge plants but it was grown right and we know it doesn't have pesticides on it. Enough for us, and there goes the dealers profits. This is the best way to take the crime out of it. Just grow and consume your own. Badda-Bing!
There was a time friends and I would make wine. We would get second picks and vines that a grower couldn't afford to harvest during a glut year. Sometimes select parts of a vineyard produces better fruit that may have ripened too late for the first pick. We would make a few hundred gallons and a few desert wines.. and if someone had access to a still, grappa!
ausound wrote: >> Correction. It is MORE legal in California than in the Netherlands. >> But because of the Federal laws here in the USA they are both >> punishable by time in prison. This is why MJNA.pk will help get this >> taxation thing in order here and since we have the makings of the >> possibility for a national reform brewing grass roots the Government >> will want IT's tax money to shut them up. It really is THAT simple >> right now. IMO of course. Didn't mean to jump your shit Tony but you >> did't do your research. Support access to clean and safe pot shops. >> MJNA.PK
> WON'T GET LEGALIZED > that's a _"PIPEDREAM"_ [LOL]
> because of the forfiture laws > the LAW ENFORCEMENT SPECIAL INTERST LOBBY will not let this cash cow slip > out of their hands
> Law enforcement is one gnarly special interst group > they got guns for one > but society does not want these guys pissed off > and work slowdowns and sick outs to make their point is a distinct > possibility
I think that Supreme Court ruling in May of 1996 spelled out that they could not do the legal looting without due process. Before that they just looted suspects and often didn't even bring charges against them and still kept the loot they grabbed. 9th circuit Fed court of Appeal agreed it constituted Double Jeopardy and when the Supreme Court heard the issue Lady Liberty peeked under the handkerchief over at the Executive branch and got the wink and nod. She gave due process a huge shiner.. and a sad day that was to justice. She was a whore that day.
After all had seizures been considered jeopardy then they (the government) would have had to either given back the proceeds of seizures, or released the men associated with the 'seizures' serving time later when the government finally charged them. I know a lot about this for some reason. Your correct that this is a problem with the legalization of pot. But have enough people doing organized marching on Washington DC and every state capital for a month and see what happens.
This is why we need to let hem make tax money on the pot. Like Cigarette taxes and liquor tax. You think liquor tax didn't make a difference with the twenty-first amendments success in repealing the 18th amendment. The government loves taxing vices.. IMO we may one day have a clean water tax.
ausound wrote: > =?x-mac-roman?Q?-=3DDirtBag=A9?= <D...@ymail.net> wrote in news:4aefa1ff$0 > $1998$742ec...@news.sonic.net:
>> But have enough people doing organized marching on >> Washington DC and every state capital for a month and see what happens.
> ROTFALMAO!!!
> POT SMOKERS MARCHING !! HA!
> dude... feel like marching? ....or another bongload?
> dude...wanna march FOR A MONTH? ....or another bongload?
What a bum bucket of ice cold reality you just tossed on swelling horde of would be marchers.. Burrrr icy cold. Your talking to a guy that once climbed on a bus with a bunch of WOMAN school bus drivers to protest over something in Sac.
>>> Correction. It is MORE legal in California than in the Netherlands. But >>> because of the Federal laws here in the USA they are both punishable by >>> time in prison. This is why MJNA.pk will help get this taxation thing >>> in order here and since we have the makings of the possibility for a >>> national reform brewing grass roots the Government will want IT's tax >>> money to shut them up. It really is THAT simple right now. IMO of >>> course. Didn't mean to jump your shit Tony but you did't do your >>> research. Support access to clean and safe pot shops. MJNA.PK
>> correction. pot "dispensaries". LOL.
> Yea.. dispensaries. My mind was in the gutter.
> There is an old 60's Rexall Drug store being used as a dispensary in a > small town. Still says Drugs over the door and if you drove by it you > would think it was a regular corner Rexall Drug store.
> My son grew a couple plants this year. Just in the backyard kept them low > and out of the way. We could have grown a lot more under local ordnances. > Not huge plants but it was grown right and we know it doesn't have > pesticides on it. Enough for us, and there goes the dealers profits. This > is the best way to take the crime out of it. Just grow and consume your > own. Badda-Bing!
> There was a time friends and I would make wine. We would get second picks > and vines that a grower couldn't afford to harvest during a glut year. > Sometimes select parts of a vineyard produces better fruit that may have > ripened too late for the first pick. We would make a few hundred gallons > and a few desert wines.. and if someone had access to a still, grappa!
heheheheh...gardens are good. gardens are necessary for the reasons you mention above. remember the paraquat scare?
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