Still to this day Medicann has kept its demand which comes in daily for new approvals, renewals, and advice.
Many medical users are searching for the lowest cost or closest cannabis clinic with a doctor on site to consult and recommend
Medican Pricing is still reasonable, not the cheapest but then again not the most expensive. Also available with there toll free number 1-866-632-6627 medicann.com also online. Discounts for Seniors and Medical! Please mention Cannabis Consultant blog as your referral.
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Friday, June 24, 2011
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Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Monday, June 20, 2011
Pot, guns seized at 2 Modesto homes - Crime & Courts - Modbee.com
Pot, guns seized at 2 Modesto homes - Crime & Courts - Modbee.comMODESTO -- Two indoor marijuana growing operations, illegal weapons and 2,000 rounds of ammunition were seized from homes in west and east Modesto this week thanks to one anonymous tip, police said.
The tip to Crime Stoppers led Modesto police officers from the Crime Reduction Team to the 1100 block of Courtney Way on Monday morning, according to Lt. Rick Armendariz.
During a search of the home, officers found an indoor growing operation with 364 pot plants of various sizes and stages of maturity. One mature pot plant typically yields 1 pound of processed marijuana, Armendariz said.
(MPD) - Monday June 14 Ð at about 10:30 a.m. - All this was found at Larry Escobedo's house 364 pot plants in different stages of growth - six guns - five handguns and a few long rifles Mac-11 were seized from 1100 block of Courtney Way in Modesto. At Gerardo Montoyo's house on Wednesday in the 2600 block of El Pasado officers recovered 18 pounds of processed marijuana and 100 plants in different stages of growth. The resident was also illegally tapping into power.
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Also in the home were five handguns, two rifles and ammunition. Two of the handguns were stolen and one of the guns was an illegal Mac-11 semi-automatic sub-machine gun with a 30-round magazine and a silencer, Armendariz said.
On Wednesday morning, officers searched that house and found an indoor marijuana growing setup, with 100 plants as well as 18 pounds of processed marijuana and a rifle, Armendariz said. The 18 pounds of processed marijuana has a street value of $45,000 to $54,000, according to Armendariz
.Escobedo also is suspected of stealing power from the Modesto Irrigation District to run the operation, which amounted to about $3,000 a month.
Also arrested was Gerardo Montoya, 32, on suspicion of cultivation, possession and sale of marijuana, felony power theft and being a felon in possession of a firearm.
The tip to Crime Stoppers led Modesto police officers from the Crime Reduction Team to the 1100 block of Courtney Way on Monday morning, according to Lt. Rick Armendariz.
During a search of the home, officers found an indoor growing operation with 364 pot plants of various sizes and stages of maturity. One mature pot plant typically yields 1 pound of processed marijuana, Armendariz said.
(MPD) - Monday June 14 Ð at about 10:30 a.m. - All this was found at Larry Escobedo's house 364 pot plants in different stages of growth - six guns - five handguns and a few long rifles Mac-11 were seized from 1100 block of Courtney Way in Modesto. At Gerardo Montoyo's house on Wednesday in the 2600 block of El Pasado officers recovered 18 pounds of processed marijuana and 100 plants in different stages of growth. The resident was also illegally tapping into power.
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Also in the home were five handguns, two rifles and ammunition. Two of the handguns were stolen and one of the guns was an illegal Mac-11 semi-automatic sub-machine gun with a 30-round magazine and a silencer, Armendariz said.
On Wednesday morning, officers searched that house and found an indoor marijuana growing setup, with 100 plants as well as 18 pounds of processed marijuana and a rifle, Armendariz said. The 18 pounds of processed marijuana has a street value of $45,000 to $54,000, according to Armendariz
.Escobedo also is suspected of stealing power from the Modesto Irrigation District to run the operation, which amounted to about $3,000 a month.
Also arrested was Gerardo Montoya, 32, on suspicion of cultivation, possession and sale of marijuana, felony power theft and being a felon in possession of a firearm.
Sunday, June 12, 2011
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Friday, March 11, 2011
Priceofweed.com price of weed medical or not?
Websites Drive Down Prices with Data
Posted December 08, 2010 8:23AM PST
Online databases of street prices for marijuana are supplanting unreliable federal statistics and driving down the cost of marijuana in places where dispensaries compete.
Up until now, price data has been hard to come by, and official sources like the U.S. Office of National Drug Control Policy cannot be trusted, said an independent report released in October by the RAND Corp.
"Existing estimates about drug production and consumption are cryptic, inconsistent, and often impossible to verify," RAND stated in the study titled, "Reducing Drug Trafficking Revenues and Violence in Mexico."
Simple and anonymous new website PriceofWeed.com asks for user data on location, and marijuana cost by weight and quality, then polls for local levels of drug law enforcement and tolerance. The site strips identifying internet protocol addresses from respondent data and presents a searchable, worldwide price index with over 12,000 data points.
The state of California contains over 1,200 data points, high enough to contain statistical validity, when controlled for outliers. The vast majority of Californian PriceofWeed.com respondents report buying high-quality cannabis, which retails for $341.80 per ounce. In New York, an ounce of high-quality marijuana costs $441.87, demonstrating a relationship between drug law severity and price. An independent study by the RAND Corp. titled "Altered State" found more than 80% of the price of black-market marijuana comes from risk.
PriceofWeed.com's founders did not respond to a request for a phone interview. But it stated on its blog that it is adding technical updates to the site.
Popular dispensary-review and strain-location website Weedmaps.com also reports prices. Dispensaries voluntarily submit them to Weedmaps.com and pay for higher placement in user searches. The market data helps drive down prices, said founder Justin Hartfield. Fueled by the price pressure, San Francisco dispensaries have begun to regularly advertise new menu additions and deals online via email lists, Twitter and Facebook.
Posted December 08, 2010 8:23AM PST
Online databases of street prices for marijuana are supplanting unreliable federal statistics and driving down the cost of marijuana in places where dispensaries compete.
Up until now, price data has been hard to come by, and official sources like the U.S. Office of National Drug Control Policy cannot be trusted, said an independent report released in October by the RAND Corp.
"Existing estimates about drug production and consumption are cryptic, inconsistent, and often impossible to verify," RAND stated in the study titled, "Reducing Drug Trafficking Revenues and Violence in Mexico."
Simple and anonymous new website PriceofWeed.com asks for user data on location, and marijuana cost by weight and quality, then polls for local levels of drug law enforcement and tolerance. The site strips identifying internet protocol addresses from respondent data and presents a searchable, worldwide price index with over 12,000 data points.
The state of California contains over 1,200 data points, high enough to contain statistical validity, when controlled for outliers. The vast majority of Californian PriceofWeed.com respondents report buying high-quality cannabis, which retails for $341.80 per ounce. In New York, an ounce of high-quality marijuana costs $441.87, demonstrating a relationship between drug law severity and price. An independent study by the RAND Corp. titled "Altered State" found more than 80% of the price of black-market marijuana comes from risk.
PriceofWeed.com's founders did not respond to a request for a phone interview. But it stated on its blog that it is adding technical updates to the site.
Popular dispensary-review and strain-location website Weedmaps.com also reports prices. Dispensaries voluntarily submit them to Weedmaps.com and pay for higher placement in user searches. The market data helps drive down prices, said founder Justin Hartfield. Fueled by the price pressure, San Francisco dispensaries have begun to regularly advertise new menu additions and deals online via email lists, Twitter and Facebook.
Weedmaps Goes Public through Reverse Merger with General Cannabis
Weedmaps Goes Public through Reverse Merger with General Cannabis
Posted December 08, 2010 8:23AM PST
Marijuana dispensary advertising website Weedmaps became a publicly traded company through a reverse merger with General Cannabis, formerly known as LC Luxuries. General Cannabis plans to expand in managing medical marijuana clinics and providing internet technology services to the industry.
General Cannabis also signed closing documents to acquire all the assets of Synergistic Resources, doing business as Marijuana Medicine Evaluation Centers, which specializes in the turn-key management of medicinal marijuana clinics throughout California, General Cannabis announced in a statement Monday.
LC Luxuries, a Nevada-based company with headquarters in Costa Mesa, Calif., officially began trading on the Pink Sheets as General Cannabis Inc. on Nov. 19 under the new ticker symbol CANA. Its stock was trading at $4.05 on Dec. 6. Jim Pakulis serves as chief executive.
It also closed on the acquisition of Weedmaps, an online directory of medical marijuana clinics, on Nov. 19. General Cannabis bought the domain from co-founders Justin Hartfield and Keith Hoerling for 16.4 million shares of common stock and $3.6 million in promissory notes, according to a financial statement. Hartfield and Hoerling were also hired as chief web officer and chief technology officer respectively, each earning $30,000 per month, according to the statement.
Weedmaps, which charges clinics to appear in the directory, reportedly claimed in October to have 50,000 members and monthly revenues of $400,000.
"Weedmaps is a tight-knit group of creative engineers, a technology think-tank at the core, and fusing with General Cannabis builds a more holistic synergy of talent that better positions us to serve our industry as it matures," said Hoerling in a Nov. 19 news statement.
General Cannabis plans to create multiple vertical operational and business-to-business services in the market that will create new ancillary businesses, according to Pakulis.
"The acquisition of Weedmaps, and the addition of Hartfield and Hoerling to the intellectual and creative process of General Cannabis will create a wealth of innovation that this Company intends to develop as it redefines this industry," he said in the news statement.
Synergistic Resources is also being purchased with a combination of cash and stock, Monday's statement said. Founder Brent Inzer is being hired for business development. Inzer said the company, which receives more than 500 calls a day at its call center, will be overseeing at least 20 clinics by the end of 2011.
In October, before the name change, LC Luxuries' subsidiary U.S. Cannabis, entered into a letter of intent with Synergistic Resources to assume all marketing and advertising responsibilities for 10 clinics in California.
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Posted December 08, 2010 8:23AM PST
Marijuana dispensary advertising website Weedmaps became a publicly traded company through a reverse merger with General Cannabis, formerly known as LC Luxuries. General Cannabis plans to expand in managing medical marijuana clinics and providing internet technology services to the industry.
General Cannabis also signed closing documents to acquire all the assets of Synergistic Resources, doing business as Marijuana Medicine Evaluation Centers, which specializes in the turn-key management of medicinal marijuana clinics throughout California, General Cannabis announced in a statement Monday.
LC Luxuries, a Nevada-based company with headquarters in Costa Mesa, Calif., officially began trading on the Pink Sheets as General Cannabis Inc. on Nov. 19 under the new ticker symbol CANA. Its stock was trading at $4.05 on Dec. 6. Jim Pakulis serves as chief executive.
It also closed on the acquisition of Weedmaps, an online directory of medical marijuana clinics, on Nov. 19. General Cannabis bought the domain from co-founders Justin Hartfield and Keith Hoerling for 16.4 million shares of common stock and $3.6 million in promissory notes, according to a financial statement. Hartfield and Hoerling were also hired as chief web officer and chief technology officer respectively, each earning $30,000 per month, according to the statement.
Weedmaps, which charges clinics to appear in the directory, reportedly claimed in October to have 50,000 members and monthly revenues of $400,000.
"Weedmaps is a tight-knit group of creative engineers, a technology think-tank at the core, and fusing with General Cannabis builds a more holistic synergy of talent that better positions us to serve our industry as it matures," said Hoerling in a Nov. 19 news statement.
General Cannabis plans to create multiple vertical operational and business-to-business services in the market that will create new ancillary businesses, according to Pakulis.
"The acquisition of Weedmaps, and the addition of Hartfield and Hoerling to the intellectual and creative process of General Cannabis will create a wealth of innovation that this Company intends to develop as it redefines this industry," he said in the news statement.
Synergistic Resources is also being purchased with a combination of cash and stock, Monday's statement said. Founder Brent Inzer is being hired for business development. Inzer said the company, which receives more than 500 calls a day at its call center, will be overseeing at least 20 clinics by the end of 2011.
In October, before the name change, LC Luxuries' subsidiary U.S. Cannabis, entered into a letter of intent with Synergistic Resources to assume all marketing and advertising responsibilities for 10 clinics in California.
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