Quality of life is something we all strive to improve and is a priority for all of us. Experts believe compound oils derived from Industrial Hemp, have been found to support life-essential biological processes associated with the endocannabinoid system.
OUR BODY HAS A VITAL AND VAST SYSTEM CALLED THE ENDOCANNABINOID SYSTEM (ECS).
The Endocannabinoid System is possibly the most valuable biological system in maintaining human health and function. In 2003, the US federal government obtained US Patent 6630507 titled, “Cannabinoids as antioxidants and neuroprotectants”.
The patent claims:
Cannabinoids have been found to have antioxidant properties… useful in the treatment of [a] wide variety of... diseases, such as… inflammatory and autoimmune disease… [and] to have… application as neuroprotectants… in the treatment of neurodegenerative diseases…
Although the ECS affects a huge range of physiological processes, scientists believe that its true purpose is to help the body establish and maintain good health. I believe that whole-plant cannabinoids are vital to enhancing your healths full potential and at the same time supports overall mind and body balance.
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Learn about the…
1. Art & Science of Indoor Growing
2. Art & Science of CBD Oil Extracting
3. Economics of Growing Hemp
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In 2017 all five of the Hemp Inc University's events sold out.
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Know Arizona and New Mexico can be popular hiking and road trip destinations for those living in Ogden—with stunning landmarks like The Grand Canyon and Carlsbad Caverns National Park. And a recent AARP study shows a majority of boomers plan to only travel domestically in 2018.
Author Rick Quinn’s upcoming book RoadTrip America: Arizona & New Mexico features loads of insider knowledge on how to make your audience’s next road trip the best one yet, with seldom-known sights and navigational tips all along one road: the Interstate Highway.
About Author Rick Quinn
Rick Quinn is a native of Arizona, but during his college days, he lived, worked, and studied in four different states and three foreign countries. With a major move every 3-6 months, road trips became a way of life for him. And all that travel sparked a passion which has persisted for nearly half a century. Over the course of the summer and fall of 2016, Rick drove 11,000 miles through Arizona and New Mexico, shot 7,000+ photos and compiled copious notes working on his debut travel book, "RoadTrip America 25 Scenic Side Trips in Arizona and New Mexico," (Imbrifex Books, April 2018). He earned his B.A. in Anthropology from Antioch College. Learn more at www.rcquinn.com.
About RoadTrip America: Arizona and New Mexico: 25 Scenic Side Trips
Add fun, history, and jaw-dropping natural wonders to your southwestern road trip with RoadTrip America's Arizona and New Mexico: 25 Scenic Side Trips, each one beginning and ending at an Interstate highway and drivable within a day. Full-color maps and photographs illustrate easy-to-follow scenic routes through breathtaking landscapes and iconic towns in Arizona and New Mexico. Discover the surreal beauty of White Sands, watch the sun set over Monument Valley, or explore the subterranean marvels of Carlsbad Caverns. Find out why Jerome was "the Wickedest Town in the West" or walk in the footsteps of Wyatt Earp in Tombstone. Pamper yourself at a spa in Taos or soak up the vibes at an "energy vortex" in the red rocks of Sedona. With this brand-new, up-to-date guide as your companion, all this and much, much more will be yours to discover and enjoy―one extra day at a time!
Rep. Khanna introduces bipartisan legislation to study effects of broadband on the economy
February 26, 2018 – Washington, DC – Today, Reps. Ro Khanna (D-CA), Brian Fitzpatrick (R-PA), Anna Eshoo (D-CA), and Ryan Costello (R-PA) introduced a bipartisan bill, the Measuring the Economic Impact of Broadband Act, to require the Bureau of Economic Analysis to conduct a study of the effects of broadband deployment and adoption on the U.S. economy. The legislation empowers policymakers to make more informed decisions about broadband, connecting underserved communities and keeping America competitive in a digital world.
The internet is an integral component of our country’s economy and infrastructure. Expanding access to quality broadband internet is a potential driver for development and progress. However, despite its importance, the Federal government does not currently measure the impact of broadband on the U.S. economy, as it does for many other industries. The lack of current, reliable, and accurate data diminishes the decision-making ability of policymakers, business leaders, research institutions, and trade groups. This bill highlights this issue and would make such data available.
“Broadband connectivity is no longer a privilege, it is a fundamental necessity in society, and Congress needs to ensure that all communities, from Appalachia to Cupertino, have reliable access to the internet, regardless of geography or income,” said Rep. Khanna, who represents Silicon Valley. “In order to do this, policymakers must have data that tells us just how broadband impacts our economy. The Measuring the Economic Impact of Broadband Act ensures that we are informed so the internet can be improved for American consumers and businesses.”
“In our increasingly connected economy, access to reliable broadband internet is more than just a convenience. It’s a necessity crucial to driving innovation and supporting job growth. Expanding access to broadband would be a powerful force for enabling economic equality and opportunity for many rural parts of our country that lack connection to the internet,” said Rep. Fitzpatrick. “The Measuring the Economic Impact of Broadband Act would ensure that the Bureau of Economic Analysis collects current and reliable data on broadband deployment across the nation, allowing policymakers, business leaders, and research institutions to keep America competitive in a digital world.”
“The Internet is the most vital tool of the 21st century economy, yet millions of Americans are being left behind because they lack a broadband connection,” Rep. Eshoo said. “Despite its importance, the Federal government does not currently measure the specific economic impact on those who have broadband, versus those who do not. This legislation is a good first step in empowering lawmakers to come up with solutions to connect underserved communities and keep America competitive in a digital world.”
“Expanding broadband can increase educational opportunities, result in better health outcomes, and connect many of our rural communities to more economic growth. But we need reliable, accurate data so we can make informed decisions about what types of policies are needed the most and will be the most effective,” said Rep. Costello, a member of the Energy and Commerce Committee. “This legislation will direct the Department of Commerce to produce a study that will give us this data so we can work on smart, forward-looking policies.”
The Senate companion bill is led by Senators Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) and Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV), co-chairs of the Senate Broadband Caucus.
“Broadband is a great equalizing force for creating jobs, leveling the playing field, and increasing opportunity,” Sen. Klobuchar said. “This bipartisan – and now bicameral - legislation will help provide us with the reliable, publicly available economic data we need to make informed decisions about expanding broadband, connecting our communities, and keeping us competitive in an increasingly digital world.”
“Broadband connectivity has the power to unleash jobs and fuel economic growth throughout the country, especially in rural areas like West Virginia. Last year, I introduced the Senate version of this bill, and today, I am thrilled companion legislation is being introduced in the House. This legislation will provide the data needed to measure the benefits of broadband accessibility and the importance of investing in critical broadband infrastructure. Every effort counts when it comes to connecting our communities, and I look forward to moving this critical legislation across the finish line so we can continue to make progress in bridging the digital divide in areas that need it most,” Sen. Capito said.
This legislation is supported by Connected Nation, NTCA – The Rural Broadband Association, CTIA, WIA – The Wireless Infrastructure Association, ITTA – The Voice of America’s Broadband Providers and CCIA.
Read the bill online here.
About the Office
Congressman Khanna represents the 17th District of California, which covers communities in Silicon Valley. Visit his website at khanna.house.gov. Follow him on Facebook and Twitter @RepRoKhanna.
