MMPR Grow op: Small Scale

oddish

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You should work on that Survey of med patients that was suggested. Oddish wants to help on that.
Oddish would like to:

1. Convert the aforementioned application to PHP. It's far more portable, reliable, affordable and flexible that way.

2. Help with whatever the heck this other thing is. Some sort of form that saves data so we can group it later? Easy.

Somebody make a thread about it with whatever you want in it and I'll build it if that's what people want. Just not sure where you would want to integrate it / distribute it, etc.
 

rnr

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out of over 1000 application all have been denied, under 280applications left in HC for approval or denial. if you are still in HC and were under #500 you are still doing ok........
 

oddish

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I was referring to the software you wrote and said could be converted to PHP.

The second thing was the form they want to determine wealth status of patients. If someone gets me the necessary fields I can build an anonymous form for it.
 

OKLP

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Ahhssoooo, I was thinking that form. If you need a place to host the page I can supply that on reliable servers in Ontario.
 

oddish

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Ahhssoooo, I was thinking that form. If you need a place to host the page I can supply that on reliable servers in Ontario.
Likewise. I just setup a new server in a banking data center actually - pretty excited about it.

I just don't know what info they want on the survey.
 

OKLP

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I don't plan on converting my software to PHP unless someone wanted to use it (i.e. pay). It works great for me, the potential issue if an LP used it on many computers it would require multiple copies of Filemaker Pro. Though it could also be accessed as is via web browser over intranet.

I honestly don't know if I plan to make it a commercial product. All this time I have been using it daily, and developing it towards use in my own LP, but client or clients would be very persuasive. It has taken hundreds of development hours, though that includes me (acting in EVERY position) doing every task and making a million growing and business decisions. I have a small number of plants via MMAR, each one has an ID indicating Strain-Generation-Serial, I can read on the printed label the estimated the plant must be transplanted, flipped or harvested. The database contains a journal that shows the date and time that EVERYTHING has been done to each plant.

The major advantage this system has over buying one that's currently for sale online, (where you have to email for a price because it's so high), is that I can add new features often within minutes. It's easily scalable and customizable to anyone's preferences.

Before this I was a photographer and also developed databases for other photographers. My own image database holds close to 200,000 images, and I know virtually everything about them at a glance.

I have retired from photography just last year, to pursue becoming an LP, but I am now looking at the state of the are "Drones" and their aerial capabilities. Things that make a go Hmmm....
 

oddish

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I don't plan on converting my software to PHP unless someone wanted to use it (i.e. pay). It works great for me, the potential issue if an LP used it on many computers it would require multiple copies of Filemaker Pro. Though it could also be accessed as is via web browser over intranet.

I honestly don't know if I plan to make it a commercial product. All this time I have been using it daily, and developing it towards use in my own LP, but client or clients would be very persuasive. It has taken hundreds of development hours, though that includes me (acting in EVERY position) doing every task and making a million growing and business decisions. I have a small number of plants via MMAR, each one has an ID indicating Strain-Generation-Serial, I can read on the printed label the estimated the plant must be transplanted, flipped or harvested. The database contains a journal that shows the date and time that EVERYTHING has been done to each plant.

The major advantage this system has over buying one that's currently for sale online, (where you have to email for a price because it's so high), is that I can add new features often within minutes. It's easily scalable and customizable to anyone's preferences.

Before this I was a photographer and also developed databases for other photographers. My own image database holds close to 200,000 images, and I know virtually everything about them at a glance.

I have retired from photography just last year, to pursue becoming an LP, but I am now looking at the state of the are "Drones" and their aerial capabilities. Things that make a go Hmmm....
I know people interested in all of the above. Im out now but if you PM me we should pick up the conversation from there.
 

woodsmaneh!

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out of over 1000 application all have been denied, under 280applications left in HC for approval or denial. if you are still in HC and were under #500 you are still doing ok........
Your number has no relationship to where your app is in the process, none.
 

oddish

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Your number has no relationship to where your app is in the process, none.
Pretty sure that's a Health Canada response proven false, no? I've seen sequential submissions that were submitted back to back and another app a week later was 12 numbers higher. Way too many correlations after that to be coincidence.
 

MarijeJane

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Sorry to bring this issue up again, but has anyone figured out if Health Canada wants the LPs to keep all video recordings for 2 years of just the incidences? I am still having trouble finding the answer to this.

Visual monitoring

  • 43. (1) The perimeter of the licensed producer’s site must be visually monitored at all times by visual recording devices to detect any attempted or actual unauthorized access.
    • 48. (1) Those areas must be visually monitored at all times by visual recording devices to detect illicit conduct.
 

gb123

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Come on Marie, GOOGLE IT!
Phone around. Call an good LP set up firm. There are many around who can help with that little tid bit of info you need.

Just trying to help.

;)
 

woodsmaneh!

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Sorry to bring this issue up again, but has anyone figured out if Health Canada wants the LPs to keep all video recordings for 2 years of just the incidences? I am still having trouble finding the answer to this.
Visual monitoring
  • 43. (1) The perimeter of the licensed producer’s site must be visually monitored at all times by visual recording devices to detect any attempted or actual unauthorized access.
    • 48. (1) Those areas must be visually monitored at all times by visual recording devices to detect illicit conduct.
If you kept it all in 5 years you would need a level 11 vault to keep it all in, lol.

just the incidences need to be recorded. You run your cameras at low speed till they pick up movement than they speed up to 30 fps to capture the event when movement stops camera rolls back to 6 fps. The incident than is sent to your security mailbox and at the end of the month you burn all the incidents to a disk. Will save you $$$ over the life of the system in disk drives.
 
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