A group of inner city teens are hunted down by a crazed psychopath, in this slasher horror from director Menhaj Huda. Although he's determined to change his life around now that his first love Jemma (Sophie Stuckey) is pregnant, recently released con Lloyd (Jacob Anderson) soon finds himself running with his old mates again. Accepting their offer of cash and drugs, he agrees to help them break into the now derelict tower block where they used to live as kids and erect an aerial for their pirate radio station. With Lloyd's friends deciding to celebrate his release at the same time, the event soon turns into a party with the group popping pills like there's no tomorrow. But when Jenna mysteriously disappears, the resulting search of the labyrinthine tower quickly turns into a bloodbath, as one by one the friends are targetted by a blade-wielding psychopath.

Three recent events will prove seminal in the to-be-written history of the industry and finally announce a pathway for investors and entrepreneurs, sometimes now referred to "ganjapreneurs" or "cannabusinesses." The U. S. Department of Justice has said it will not interfere with marijuana retail sales as long as all rules are followed and all taxes are paid. The U.S. Treasury Department's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network issued formal guidance to banks on how to do business with marijuana companies. The President of the United States compared marijuana to alcohol.

Three early 2014 developments signal a new regulatory regime is on the way. The U.S. Department of Justice announced it will not interfere with marijuana retail sales as long as all state and Federal rules are followed and all taxes are paid. The U.S. Treasury Department's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network issued formal guidance to U.S. banks on how to do business with marijuana firms. The President of the United States mentioned marijuana and alcohol in the same sentence. An enormous, quasi-dormant underground economy is awakening and large components are coming to the surface. Taylor West, deputy director of the 440-member National Cannabis Industry Association, said, "There is a whole canopy of products that goes beyond plants." He cites cannabis-infused foods and drinks, cannabis oils, butters, tinctures, and salves. New regulatory demands will spark other opportunities such as laboratories to test for impurities and software systems to track product from seed-to-sale. But make no mistake about it: Some investors in some of the publicly-held cannabis-connected companies detailed at www.hempinsiders.com will lose money.

This monograph discusses Title III crowdfunding, new Rule 506 (c) and general solicitation, intrastate offerings, and public registrations sold to accredited investors.

A top-flight solicitor by day and a punk-busting trainee policeman by night, Kaam has it all: a loving wife, a supportive family and a bright future. Then she comes along, a sweaty voluptuous fantasy wrapped in Lycra, bursting into his life and turning it upside down. Innocent infatuation becomes full-on obsession. As Kaam's life spins out of control, he seizes hold of the only thing he can trust...but will it be enough?

This book features some of the best and healthiest recipes when cooking cannabis edibles, starting with cannabis butter and cannabis olive oil. A sample recipe for pancakes follows: Ingredients 1/4 cup of flour 2 tablespoons of baking powder 2 teaspoons of sugar 1/2 teaspoon of salt A pinch of cinnamon 2 tablespoons of oil 1/2 cup of water 3/4 cup of cannabis milk Instructions Pre-heat griddle or frying pan while making the pancake batter. On a medium high flame. Put all of the dry ingredients into a large bowl and mix thoroughly. Combine the wet ingredients in a separate bowl. Mix well. Pour the wet mixture into the dry one and blend. Oil griddle slightly and then pour batter. Flip the pancakes when the surface bubbles up. Lower the heat a little to keep the pancakes from burning, but the higher the heat, the lighter the pancakes.

Business Brokers and Securities Laws is a monograph on the vagaries of this subtle area of the law, showing the reader the way to legal finders fees.

Cassie is caught in a deadly game of cat and mouse where the only rules are kill or be killed...Charleston, Illinois - Cassie and Frank's animalistic rutting climaxes with rage, pain, and disappointment, when he disappears trailing burnt and bloody remains in his wake. Rome, Italy - A gorgeous stranger sweeps Cassie off her feet, lighting her soul with every touch, his deep brown eyes harbouring a dark secret. Perugia, Italy - Cassie's lover disappears leaving a blood-soaked message and the image of a familiar ghost on her phone...exhausted, frozen, alone, Cassie must now hunt down the killer before it's too late.

Cassie is caught in a deadly game of cat and mouse where the only rules are kill or be killed...Charleston, Illinois - Cassie and Frank's animalistic rutting climaxes with rage, pain, and disappointment, when he disappears trailing burnt and bloody remains in his wake. Rome, Italy - A gorgeous stranger sweeps Cassie off her feet, lighting her soul with every touch, his deep brown eyes harbouring a dark secret. Perugia, Italy - Cassie's lover disappears leaving a blood-soaked message and the image of a familiar ghost on her phone...exhausted, frozen, alone, Cassie must now hunt down the killer before it's too late.

This 42 page 6" by 9" handbook details how to open and operate a legal marijuana delivery service. It covers entity structure and formation and provides hard-to-find legal and business advice. Buyers of the guide will be given a free 2012 update with new CA law.This 42 page 5" x 8 1/2" handbook details how to open and operate a legal marijuana delivery service in 2011. It covers entity structure and formation and provides both legal and business advice. An early 2012 monograph on changes in state law is included as a free supplement. This step-by-step guide suggests best legal practices for mobile caregivers under The Compassionate Use Act (Prop 215) and the Medical Marijuana Program Act (SB 420). It also includes advice on non-profit companies and suggests how to enter into contracts with dispensaries and growers. A Stanford lawyer-authored analysis of recent Board of Equalization enforcement threats, as well as on-the-ground advice you will find no where else, is available on a subscription basis.