At a time when the feds are cracking down on illegal marijuana dispensaries in California, it's good to know that there is one company out there that is committed to providing accurate information and education, directing medical marijuana patients to legitimate dispensaries and setting the bar for other states that are following in California's pioneering footsteps.

Today Pulse Beverage ($PLSB) announced that it has placed its Cabana Lemonade with Nature's Best, which is the largest privately owned wholesaler-distributor of health and natural food products in the United States. 

Nature's Best specializes in retail marketing support, Web services and sales management consulting. The company's reach includes health and natural food stores in California and other Western states, and it delivers to Asia and other overseas regions.

With Pulse Beverage ($PLSB), we have always made the points that:

a) The beverage industry runs like major and minor league baseball -- the minor league teams (i.e., the Pulses of the world) create the innovative new beverage categories.

Pulse Beverage ($PLSB) locked in another great distribution deal, this time with the Reno, Nevada-based "Dr Pepper 7-Up Bottling Company of the West." The company has agreed to distribute Pulse's Cabana™ 100% Natural Lemonades throughout its network across Nevada and key adjacent regions.

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Newcastle, Colo-based Innermountain Distributing is the latest in an impressive lineup of distributors for Pulse Beverage's ($PLSB) Cabana lemonade. Cabana represents the first All Natural beverage brand for Innermountain.

"I am very pleased to announce Innermountain Distributing as our distributor for the Western Slope of Colorado. They are known for excellent service and distributing quality, well-known beverage brands," Pulse CEO Bob Yates said.

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In the first days of its Go Movil launch in Peru, VelaTel ($VELA) signed upward of 7,000 interested customers who had pre-ordered or identified wireless products and services they wish to buy through its Perusat subsidiary.

As the products begin to clear customs in Peru, the company will be fulfilling pre-orders and turning them into subscriber revenue starting in early October. 

Pulse Beverage ($PLSB) has recently placed its Cabana lemonade drinks with a distributor in the key market of Southern California. Trent Beverages services four counties with a combined population of 5.4 million people, an ideal marriage between Pulse's "good for you" drinks and a health-conscious community.

Learn more about the deal here.

VelaTel Global Communications ($VELA) recently had a successful "soft launch" in eight cities in Peru. And as of Sept. 15, the soft launch period is over, the Go Movil stores are open, the networks are running, and they will fulfill all their orders as the customer premise equipment (CPE) clears customs in Peru. (We expect a vast majority of the 7,000 pre-orders will convert to customers.)

At NBT, we continue to believe VelaTel Global Communications ($VELA) is THE most-undervalued 4G carrier holding company in the world. But the company won't be holding on to that "small" status for much longer. Here are 10 reasons why we have big faith in this company, and the foothold it is securing in the mobile broadband Internet industry.

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