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Selling Butterfly Labs - Jalapeño ASIC 190GH miner.(0.780BTC)
2nd Gen Butterfly Labs 190 GH/s ASIC!
Actually operates between 200 to 210GH/s (200 to 205 GH/s avg). In hand and ready to ship.
600 watts. x2ASIC
Stock from manufacturer, not overclocked works with Windows, OS X or Linux.
This is a brand new unit direct from Butterfly Labs. Unit carries full warranty on the unit from Butterfly Labs. Includes power cord and USB cable.
Will ship it Priority(2-3 days).I will send picture when needed BTC only.
Actually operates between 200 to 210GH/s (200 to 205 GH/s avg). In hand and ready to ship.
600 watts. x2ASIC
Stock from manufacturer, not overclocked works with Windows, OS X or Linux.
This is a brand new unit direct from Butterfly Labs. Unit carries full warranty on the unit from Butterfly Labs. Includes power cord and USB cable.
Will ship it Priority(2-3 days).I will send picture when needed BTC only.
I just thought of this idea basically it would be a PC game where its PVP like deathmatch(Halo or a FPS like game) where people bet in BTC from any amount.The winner after so many rounds gets all the BTC added to the pool of course there would be rules. 
still in the process of thinking what else it could have.Anyone else with more ideas?
still in the process of thinking what else it could have.Anyone else with more ideas? http://www.amazon.com/LG-VX9200-Verizon-Camcorder-Bluetooth/dp/B004IS1PBS
Like this one in good condition though bought with $120
Mine is different color and model.
Like this one in good condition though bought with $120
Mine is different color and model.
http://www.naturalresources.umd.edu/Publications/Rural%20Enterprise%20Series/RES_11Shiitake.pdf
"To grow shiitakes, green oak logs are cut (5" x 48") in
the spring and inoculated with spores (also called
spawn), which are purchased from commercial sup-
pliers. Different strains are better suited for different
environmental conditions. Using the most appropriate
strain for your area will be a large factor in the suc-
cess or failure of your operation.
Inoculation is perhaps the most time-consuming op-
eration in shiitake production. The process of inocula-
tion begins with taking harvested, cut-to-length logs
and drilling rows of holes about 6 inches apart along
the length of the log. Logs average 35-40 holes each.
Hole depth and diameter will vary depending on the
type of spawn used. To prevent bacterial or fungal
competitors from entering the log, each inoculation
hole should be sealed with a thin coat of hot wax us-
ing a sponge.
After inoculation, logs should be stacked in a shaded
forest location or covered with 60 percent shade
cloth. Proper moisture content is critical for optimal
incubation and should be monitored regularly. Logs
should never dry out, but should not be so wet as to
produce mold. It is important to allow the bark to dry
out between waterings. Good air circulation will help
to prevent molding. Fruiting can be initiated by soak-
ing the logs in a creek or water tank. This is usually
done every few months to time the fruiting of the
logs.
Logs will begin to fruit between 6 to 18 months after
inoculation and will continue to produce mushrooms
for about three to five years, depending on log di-
ameter. Growers report the second and third years
after inoculation as the most productive, with double
the production of that during the first and fourth
years."
"To grow shiitakes, green oak logs are cut (5" x 48") in
the spring and inoculated with spores (also called
spawn), which are purchased from commercial sup-
pliers. Different strains are better suited for different
environmental conditions. Using the most appropriate
strain for your area will be a large factor in the suc-
cess or failure of your operation.
Inoculation is perhaps the most time-consuming op-
eration in shiitake production. The process of inocula-
tion begins with taking harvested, cut-to-length logs
and drilling rows of holes about 6 inches apart along
the length of the log. Logs average 35-40 holes each.
Hole depth and diameter will vary depending on the
type of spawn used. To prevent bacterial or fungal
competitors from entering the log, each inoculation
hole should be sealed with a thin coat of hot wax us-
ing a sponge.
After inoculation, logs should be stacked in a shaded
forest location or covered with 60 percent shade
cloth. Proper moisture content is critical for optimal
incubation and should be monitored regularly. Logs
should never dry out, but should not be so wet as to
produce mold. It is important to allow the bark to dry
out between waterings. Good air circulation will help
to prevent molding. Fruiting can be initiated by soak-
ing the logs in a creek or water tank. This is usually
done every few months to time the fruiting of the
logs.
Logs will begin to fruit between 6 to 18 months after
inoculation and will continue to produce mushrooms
for about three to five years, depending on log di-
ameter. Growers report the second and third years
after inoculation as the most productive, with double
the production of that during the first and fourth
years."
Selling Spores of 3 different kinds of Mushrooms all legal including:
Hericium erinaceus
Shiitake
Cubensis(Legal for novelty and research CANT SHIP TO California, Georgia,Idaho in United States)
(Mazatepec and Star Gazers.)
Escrow if needed.
Hericium erinaceus
Shiitake
Cubensis(Legal for novelty and research CANT SHIP TO California, Georgia,Idaho in United States)
(Mazatepec and Star Gazers.)
Escrow if needed.
I actually lost more money waiting for a loan from scammers. Stupid me and falling for their tricks.
Anyone still interested in this loan? It will take longer to pay it back though as that scam that happened to me didn't help.
Anyone still interested in this loan? It will take longer to pay it back though as that scam that happened to me didn't help.