Re: Help us prepare for victory in 2013/ ASA invite leap speakers (speakers@leap.cc) on Feb 22?

Steph,

Has ASA considered a "relocation program" to help people with
chronic illnesses relocate to a state that has voted medical and/or
recreational laws for cannabis. For example, most people with a
chronic illness who are on Social Security make just under $800 a
month... organizing housing (roommates to split the rent to make it
(housing) affordable etc). I think this would be a great program for
people who live in states where access to a reliable safe medical
grade strand (an indica for kindled seizures for example).

Also, I am forwarding this to leap to make sure they know about your
push in the fed jurisdiction, as the message (facts/science) becomes
more about the message (facts/science) when they are the ones
presenting and have done a very good job of finding individuals who
can give clear facts on the reasons this issue is very important.

I would love to see ASA and LEAP have a "pamplet" on their web site
for anyone willing to print out and pass out the information to
people.



On 12/28/12, Steph Sherer, Americans for Safe Access
<info@safeaccessnow.org> wrote:
> * AMERICANS FOR SAFE ACCESS *
>
> Dear Jason,

>
>
> *I know that, if we can pool our resources, we can change federal law. *We
> start 2013 with a President in his second term, a more sympathetic Congress,
> and 106 million Americans living in states with medical cannabis laws.




We
are going to greet our federal elected officials in 2013 with the largest
gathering of medical cannabis advocates ever seen in Washington, DC, at our
Bridging the Gap Between Public and Policy Conference [
http://www.AmericansForsafeAccess.org/NationalConference2013 ]
February
22-25.



> Also in 2013, we will hear from the courts on our rescheduling lawsuit, we
> will be working on new legislation in a dozen states, we will be preparing
> for initiatives in 2014 in Arkansas and California (to name a few), we will
> be working with current medical cannabis states on passing access laws and
> implementing new laws, and all of this while we continue to provide free
> legal support and other resources for patients and providers.
>
> *Let's play to win in 2013! We need your help to make that happen. *
> MedBox, Inc.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Steph Sherer
> Executive Director
>
>










[ http://www.AmericansForSafeAccess.org/NationalConference2013 ]

SimWorld, electric cars, highway projects in developing nations, artificial muscle twitches & lambarene

> a beta ray collection device (similar to a solar panel) for nuclear spent fuel
> dry cask designs (container) collects electrons to send electricity through metal rods in
> highways. Cars have a device on the front of the vehicle and a magnet
> on the back, the one at the front is a sensor to let the highway know
> that a piggyback request is their, the second device (the magnet) is
> used to use the electromagnetic pulse to propel the vehicle; in the
> same way moving a negative to negative or positive to positive magnet
> under and above a table is done.
>
> Such a large scale project would help create jobs in the current
> economic conditions, help foster investment in smart development by
> countries who like china who are investing in countries like Africa.
>
> What is the political capital on such an idea and what think tanks
> would have to be force fed multidisciplinary etiquette?
>
> Jason Bursey (c)
>sum idea generating collection of Lambarene altered DNA

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Jason Bursey Resume.doc (jamescmunch.anslinger@blogger.com)

Jason Bursey

214.690.7890

Objective:  Grow and acquire partnerships & experience to attain sustainable communities, profit, and knowledge.

Work Experience:

 

  Blockbuster Music  --  Team Leader/Customer Service Rep.

        2 years experience; duties included product placement, locating customer product requests with internal computer knowledge base, multi-tasking, product packaging, register and phone service.  Received fourth quarter customer support award recognizing going above & beyond required customer service duties.

  Hewlett-Packard  --  Technical Support Rep.

6 month contract with Stream International; duties included telephone Software & Hardware Technical Support for HP computers for O.E.M. and non-O.E.M products.  Multi-tasking & quick location of data via internal knowledge base.

  Microsoft  --  Technical Support Rep.

        1 year contract with Volt; duties included telephone Technical Support for all Microsoft Software, Multi-tasking & quick location of data via internal knowledge base.       

  On the Border  --  Server

        2 years experience; duties included multi-tasking, schedule flexibility, creating a stress releasing dining experience for customers.  Locations included Airport frwy & south Arlington locations.

  Borders Books  --  Corporate Sales Rep.

        1 year experience; duties included fostering new relationships with corporations as well as product placement, customer service i.e. locating customer product requests and recommending books in similar genres for up selling.  

  Akai  --  Customer Service Rep.

        18 month experience; Akai is an electronic instrument manufacturer.  Duties included procurement of contracts & making sure the process went from sales order to delivery, without error.

  Next Stage --  Usher/Customer Service Rep.

        2 years experience; duties included multi-tasking and scheduling flexibility.  Essentially showing ticket holders to their seats at a concert venue.  My experience there helped to increase my knowledge of how to best meet the needs of customers of different cultures as well as how to best help customers with disabilities.

   

Personal Interest include: Solar/Wind Energy, Nano Technology & cyber-bioinformatics

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