#brew Spindletop

[killertoons]

CATS I HAVE CATS THAT NEED A COLOR SCHEME CHOOSE THE BEST ONE!

Keep in mind: Orby is a familiar! She can shapeshift into give herself wings and fins, make herself tall or small, into objects or people! However her magic doesn't let her fully do a perfect mimic but more if the character was the colors of orby with her teeth and eyes.

She needs to be able to slink and sneak in the dark but still stand out from her friends/ band mates!

(These three in particular)

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The hemp research plot at the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture, Food & Environment Spindletop Research Farm was harvested Tuesday monring in Lexington, Ky.

12/07/2018 So You Want To Grow Hemp

“...with Congress poised to legalize growing hemp, how does a ‘new’ plant become a thriving agricultural product?”

LISTEN  21:42 minutes

“Good news could be coming soon for anyone interested in hemp, the THC-free, no-high strain of cannabis whose use ranges from fibers to food to pharmaceuticals. If the 2018 Farm Bill passes Congress in its current form, growing hemp would be legal and products derived from hemp would be removed from their current legal gray area.

Universities and private research teams have been busy studying hemp pests, genetics, and other cultivation questions since Congress legalized the research in 2014. Cornell horticulture professor Larry Smart explains why a plant that hasn’t been grown legally in the U.S. for nearly a century will require a monumental effort from scientists to catch up to crops like soybean and tomatoes.

Plus, the majority of U.S. hemp demand is driven by cannabidiol, or CBD, an oil extracted from cannabis flowers. While CBD-containing products have proliferated in recent years as solutions for anxiety, sleep problem, or chronic pain, there’s only one FDA-approved use so far: Epidiolex, a drug for epilepsy in young children.

Dr. Esther Blessing, an assistant professor of psychiatry at NYU Langone Health, breaks down where the research stands on other uses of CBD, and what we still don’t know.”

<>a close relative of cannabis, the hop plant Humulus lupulus, which is used in brewing beer.<>

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Larry Smart

Larry Smart is a professor in the Horticulture Section of the School of Integrative Plant Science at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York.

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Esther Blessing

Esther Blessing is an assistant professor of Psychiatry at NYU Langone Health in New York, New York.

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[killertoons]

Still fighting for my life to decide blue or blue fur.

Also noticed the theme of oranges across everyone's design except brew... debating leaving it like that cause that's such a mood for her, as she thinks herself a loner...or giving her something in the shade but less saturated...