It's a morning scene from real life (Nov. 27, 1896
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Posted On: 02/17/2014 4:34:45 PM
It's a morning scene from real life (Nov. 27, 1896) in Newark New Jersey captured by Thomas Alva Edison's invention, the Kinetograph, the world's first practical motion picture camera (patented 1891). Edison perforated celluloid film developed by George Eastman (Kodak) and invented a sprocketed system to drive it across a camera lens. Edison invented not just the movie camera and viewer (Kinetoscope), but also the motion picture industry itself. Edison's roving film team made many hundreds of movies of real life in the US (e.g., aftermath of 1906 San Francisco earthquake in detail) and around the world and also produced and filmed scripted films with actors. A good number of these works are stored at the Library of Congress and can be downloaded. They are an amazing historical record of a world that was once scaled to the tempo of humans and horses and seems tranquil and tame compared to now -- before the automobile changed everything. Long gone but not forgotten in the unconscious collective memory.
“Restlessness is discontent, and discontent is the first necessity of progress. Show me a thoroughly satisfied man, and I will show you a failure.” --Thomas A. Edison
Ps. It's said this crowd swarmed a dispensary after word of Dharmanol™ on sale reached there. Could this be true?!
"Dharmanol™ in small doses works mostly by 'tuning up' the body's own endo-cannabinoid system, which regulates and controlls many other internal systems. Cannabinoid medicine in larger doses works in several different manners. Malignant cells are killed while adjacent healthy cells are strengthened. Healthy cells are induced to die on schedule (apoptosis), and the rate that cancer spreads (metastasizes) is greatly limited." - D. Gold
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"SKTO will leave competitors far behind given the innovative, breakthrough product lines forthcoming from Berkeley Bio in 2014: Dharmanol™, Dharmanol Citrolene™, T-Hydrocan™ Whole Plant, T-Hydrocan™ RMC (Refined Mixed Cannabinoids), T-Hydrocan Citrolene™ and more.
These products represent an unparalled array of diverse and revolutionary cannabis dietary supplements that address numerous applications, great and small, and fit the needs of virtually ever medical cannabis consumer. With such innovations. SKTO/Berkeley Bio can change the face of the medical cannabis industry in a market that is vast, deep and broadly open to their licensed premier products -- pesticide and chemical free with purity and potency determined by testing at every step of the process." --Hangout board comment
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“Restlessness is discontent, and discontent is the first necessity of progress. Show me a thoroughly satisfied man, and I will show you a failure.” --Thomas A. Edison
Ps. It's said this crowd swarmed a dispensary after word of Dharmanol™ on sale reached there. Could this be true?!
"Dharmanol™ in small doses works mostly by 'tuning up' the body's own endo-cannabinoid system, which regulates and controlls many other internal systems. Cannabinoid medicine in larger doses works in several different manners. Malignant cells are killed while adjacent healthy cells are strengthened. Healthy cells are induced to die on schedule (apoptosis), and the rate that cancer spreads (metastasizes) is greatly limited." - D. Gold
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"SKTO will leave competitors far behind given the innovative, breakthrough product lines forthcoming from Berkeley Bio in 2014: Dharmanol™, Dharmanol Citrolene™, T-Hydrocan™ Whole Plant, T-Hydrocan™ RMC (Refined Mixed Cannabinoids), T-Hydrocan Citrolene™ and more.
These products represent an unparalled array of diverse and revolutionary cannabis dietary supplements that address numerous applications, great and small, and fit the needs of virtually ever medical cannabis consumer. With such innovations. SKTO/Berkeley Bio can change the face of the medical cannabis industry in a market that is vast, deep and broadly open to their licensed premier products -- pesticide and chemical free with purity and potency determined by testing at every step of the process." --Hangout board comment
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