Mojave Richmond is the developer of many award-winning varieties such as S.A.G.E., which served as a springboard for creating many notable cultivars. Richmond is a founding member of the international consulting company BioAgronomics Group.

Now, I can hear people out there screaming, “What about tendinopathies?” Yeah, what about them? They’re overuse injuries from too much fatigue being applied to a person who cannot tolerate them at that point, which is multi-factorial. It’s not a form issue most of the time.

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Vox Lux, which Brady Corbet describes as half impressionistic and half expressionistic, tells the story of Celeste (played in the first half by 15-year-old Raffey Cassidy), the survivor of a harrowing school shooting whose fame is the result of a song she wrote in the hospital with her sister (Stacy Martin) while recovering from bullet wounds to her spine. Portman enters halfway through the film as adult Celeste. Her performance is outsize, in double-time. Heavily Staten Island-accented, spinning wildly like a broken-compass needle. Portman creates chaos with her battery of tics: smacking her gum, sipping wine through a straw, communicating sorrow from behind her big shades, stomping, not heel but hip first. Portman barrels from scene to scene, speaking in platitudes and paranoid invectives, bullying and picking fights with whoever will listen: her daughter, her manager (played by Jude Law), her sister, concert handlers, a journalist during a hotel roundtable. Portman also quietly spars with a journalist, played by Billy Crudup, throughout Jackie. In both films, the women are wise to the interminable ways they will be misunderstood, which Portman gets. “I just did an interview for a women’s issue [of a magazine]. The female interviewer was like, ‘So, have you ever had a Me Too story?’ I’ve had things like every person. And she’s like, ‘Do you want to name names? Do you want to tell us right now?’ On camera,” says Portman. “I was horrified.”

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Here is a great document on how NASA does it: NASA-STD 8739.4 CRIMPING, INTERCONNECTING CABLES, HARNESSES, AND WIRINGhttps://www.hq.nasa.gov/office/codeq/doctree/87394.pdf

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Jack Grover (JG): “Work with somebody that doesn’t view you as a one-time customer. You don’t want to work with a product broker that doesn’t [understand] cannabis, and more importantly, doesn’t [understand] your business. You want to work with the packaging provider that understands the importance of your packaging as investments and not as costs. [Packaging is] an investment in my bottom line. It’s an investment in making sure my products [are as] potent and medically robust as I intended … and it’s an investment in my brand.”

Today, I am the working owner and production manager at Aroma Cannabis, a Tier 2 Licensed cultivation facility located in Canby, Ore. We operate in a fully automated, commercial greenhouse that is roughly 12,000 square feet. We harvest about 1,600 plants every 30 days and have up to 9,000 plants in the greenhouse at any given time.

"42 EDs, close to that." He sprinkled the final ingredients into the salad. "Once we get going, acceleration builds exponentially. Doubles almost every two hours. Our problem is slowing down."