Created Wed 2nd Apr 5:44pm PDT by 
theonecalledmichael
All questions » Business » Indices » theonecalledmichael How much will corn rise on thursday, april 3, 2008?
Settled as 5.01-10 Cents
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http://money.cnn.com/data/commodities/index.html
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Settled as 5.01-10 Cents on Thu 3rd Apr 1:01pm PDT
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Suspend date: Thu 3rd Apr 1:59pm PDT
Settlement date: Thu 3rd Apr 1:01pm PDT
Initial likelihoods:
None: It Falls: 15%, It Stays the same: 5%, .01-5 Cents: 10%, 5.01-10 Cents: 10%, 10.01-15 Cents: 10%, 15.1-20 Cents: 10%, 20.01-25 Cents: 10%, 25.01- 30 Cents: 10%, 30.01- 35 Cents: 10%, 35.01 Cents or More: 10%
Action history:
Created Wed 2nd Apr 5:44pm PDT by theonecalledmichael
theonecalledmichael
Settlement requested Thu 3rd Apr 12:59pm PDT by theonecalledmichael: markets closed at 4:00 edt....bets made after that should be voided
theonecalledmichael: markets closed at 4:00 edt....bets made after that should be voided
Settled as '5.01-10 Cents' Thu 3rd Apr 1:01pm PDT by 
andrew: +7.25
http://money.cnn.com/data/commodities/index.html
andrew: +7.25
http://money.cnn.com/data/commodities/index.html
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I thought lucid made this one.
(i) He meant it to be a good thing?
(ii) He thinks that making paper from trees is bad?
gawd, what am I saying???
That's right, an acre of Hemp produces 4 times as much paper as as an acre of trees, is what I've heard, also, Hemp seeds are very nutritious and can be ground and used as a sub for wheat floor and many other cooking uses and it also makes great clothing material.
So please, if America Really wanted a solution, it is right there and some 75 - 100 years ago, hemp was everywhere in this country, in fact, it was soooo prevalent that Americans used to just travel down roads and they'd often times be lined with hemp in many places.
It was a huge commodity and we absolutely need to use this vital resource if we really want to lower the prices of many products and have and alternative to whacking down trees.
lucidstates
P.S. And in times like these of skyrocketing hops prices (up nearly quadruple in 8 months in some cases) which may cause some brews to go up in price, I hear a little substance that makes people a little happier is also available in Amsterdam and can be grown quite easily :-) ... But that is another story :-P
Maybe we should start with our garbage instead.
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