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1954 - C-46 cargo plane crashes at Saugus Drunk Farm; Civil Air Patrol chaplains parachute to safety [story]
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useicannabisUSEI Cannabis initiatives Corp., a wholly owned subsidiary of USEI Corp. Inc., announced Monday that the Directors of USEI have approved a 20% restricted common stock dividend for shareholders of record. Management will be filing a Corporation Action with FINRA to issue a restricted stock dividend. The dividend will be added to the shareholders’ existing shares on the pay date. Details of the transaction will become available to the shareholders once FINRA has approved the Corporate Action.

According to Anthony Miller, CEO, “For the second year in a row we have decided to award all of our loyal shareholders with this additional stock because they have stuck with us through our new transitional phase; to now where we see some growth and significant optimism. Many of our shareholders have held this stock for many years, and they along with newer shareholders, will now become beneficiaries of our anticipated growth. In 2014 we have made many changes to our overall mission and management believes that our future is still very positive, and our business model will produce sustainable growth. In the coming days and weeks there will be other news related to this transaction to clarify our actions and our vision,” commented Miller

About U.S. Energy Initiatives:

useiSanta Clarita-based U.S. Energy Initiatives Corporation  is a diverse energy firm. USEI and its wholly owned subsidiary USEI Cannabis business’ centers on hemp to energy, everything cannabis related and developing products and services for the marketplace. Our Ultimate Cure & Real McCoy Genuine Products: we market vapor pens and accessories, topical ointments, cannabis oils and tinctures all under these same names. Our focus in the state of Washington is currently CBD Cannabis however, we are not just focusing on CBD side of business (http://www.useicannabis.com/web/washington-partnerships/… Our online store: http://www.theuccbdshop.com/); we are actively working to obtain the ability to produce our own products, own our own recreational dispensary and grow marijuana. Our goal here is to become an environmentally responsible firm, marketing our products to our audience to produce significant revenue and add value for our shareholders. We have very ambitious goals and objectives for USEI Cannabis and we believe that we will have a very long presence in Washington, and wherever cannabis is legal. Our objective is to create a foundation that will be instrumental in our continued efforts to capture our market-share and create viable products that meet our goals and objectives for these markets. For more information regarding our strategies it can be found on the company’s website @ www.useicannabis.com/web/.

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  1. Bobby says:

    Its about time a company showed the world what truly can be acomplished useing cannibis, boasting multiple an diverse use’es not to mention being a cash crop who said money didnt grow on tree’s.thanks its companies like this that have brought us a along way from dark days of refer madness an the false accusations by ignorant people in power. My hat is off to all who object goverments bands an delays of such a versitile an beautiful plant. After all its only a plant.

  2. Haha why not, they are based in Awesome Town…..

  3. Liesa Rodin says:

    I’m game! Should work better than anything else at this time. Wonder if we can borrow a certain neighbors yard??

  4. Omg!!!! Their garage is partly open today, they have all kinds of high tech equipment that we can use as well! Seriously it was an industrial style setup. Lol would of taken a pic but they were in there. B

  5. Liesa Rodin says:

    Ask if they need help unloading their equipment!

  6. Let’s just “borrow” it!

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