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Cheryl Shuman-Your right to live... Feb 15, 2011

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Recently the Los Angeles City Council held hearings on the thorny issue of medical marijuana dispensary regulation. For years city officials abrogated their duty to create sensible regulations for the dispensaries that have proliferated across the LA basin. Cheryl Schuman, cancer patient and cannabis user declared that hospitals are booting patients off of organ transplant lists because of their use of cannabis. Being a legal user of cannabis for medicinal purposes in the new fourteen states that recognize the right is of no help: even legal medical marijuana patients are essentially given a death sentence by hospital and insurance bureaucracies for their use of safe non toxic herbal remedy.

Cash Flow Feb 10, 2011

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Cash Flow Feb 10, 2011

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Cash Flow Feb 10, 2011

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Cash Flow Feb 10, 2011

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MONEY-GREED-HEALTH AND YOUR LIBERATION Feb 08, 2011

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Weeks ago I interviewed the pioneer of hemp oil Rick Simpson. Currently in political exile over saving peoples lives from a corrupt medical world wide medical system. My interview with Mr. Cullins is the testimony of the truth of hemp oil and the liberation of your health. Forever. If there was a shadow of doubt of Rick Simpsons story now you'll hear Mr. Cullins. Celebrate today and know you can take back your health.

COLD FUSION-60MINUTES-ROBERT DUNCAN Feb 03, 2011

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Departments Organizational Chart Fiscal Information Computer Services Annual Report 2009 Publications Staff & Contact Info Contact Form Research Calendar Vice Chancellor for Research * MU Home * » Provost * » MU Research * » Vice Chancellor for Research Robert Duncan.Robert Duncan Robert Duncan received his bachelor's degree in physics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in 1982 and his doctorate in physics from the University of California-Santa Barbara in 1988. He has served as a professor of physics and astronomy at the University of New Mexico (UNM), as a visiting associate on the physics faculty of the California Institute of Technology (Caltech), as a joint associate professor of electrical and computer engineering at UNM, and as the associate dean for research in the College of Arts and Sciences at UNM. An expert in low temperature physics, Dr. Duncan has served as principal investigator on a fundamental physics research program for NASA. As director of the New Mexico Consortiums Institute for Advanced Studies at the Los Alamos National Laboratory, he has worked to fund major conferences and summer schools in quantitative biology, information science and technology, energy and environment, and astrophysics and cosmology. To date Dr. Duncan has received more than $8 million in funding for research efforts he has led as principle investigator. He joined the University of Missouri faculty as Vice Chancellor for Research in August 2008. As vice chancellor, Dr. Duncan heads the Universitys research enterprise and its more than $250 million per year in contracts and grants. His responsibilities include management of MU's major research facilities (among them the nations largest university-based research reactor), its multiple interdisciplinary research centers, and its economic development and technology incubation efforts. Dr. Duncan is a fellow and life member of the American Physical Society (APS). He was named the Gordon and Betty Moore Distinguished Scholar in the Division of Physics, Mathematics, and Astronomy at Caltech in 2004, and has recently served as chair for both the APS's Topical Group on Instrumentation and Measurement and the International Symposium on Quantum Fluids and Solids. He has consulted extensively to industry, co-inventing and assisting in the formation of three companies working in alternative energy and in minimally invasive cancer surgery and diagnostics.

Cash Flow Feb 02, 2011

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Cash Flow Feb 02, 2011

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Cash Flow Feb 02, 2011

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