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colorado’s premier cannabis lifestyle magazine

FEBRUARY 15, 2010
VOLUME 2 - ISSUE 1
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24 Bud Huts 10 | Marijuana Regulatory by Noelle Leavitt
Looking for a getaway on the slopes where you can escape for a recre- 14 | Strain Review: Blue Dream
ational smoke – ‘bud huts’ will provide shelter from the cold and more!
18 | Grower’s Grove by Josh Kaplan
34 Cooking It Up 22 | The New MMJ Ordinance by Noelle Leavitt
St. Patrick’s Day and yummy snack edible recipes from Chef Herb. 30 | How to Roll a Joint with Slightly Stoopid by Maggie St. Thomas

42 Coachella Music Festival 50 | About Me by James Vester

Warm up with the desert heat and hot musical line up at one of the best 62 | Q&A with Mason Tavert by Noelle Leavitt
concert festivals of the year!!
66 | Holiday Partying for Legalization by Noelle Leavitt
48 Legislature 72 | Colorado Live Music Preview
Featuring Colorado’s ongoing legislative attempts to deal with medical
78 | Off-Roading By J Mark Sternberg
marijuana, legal limits of possession and the control of dispensaries.
86 | We Dig This By Josh Kaplan
54 Patient’s Relief 90 | Dailybuds.com Dispensary Directory
Surviving with HIV and struggling to maintain a positive lifestyle, medical
marijuana’s role in Morgan Gale’s battle to overcome health hurdles.

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from the editors
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m edical Marijuana Patients in Colorado are now over thirty-five thousand
strong with cardholders rapidly increasing by thousands each week. Dispensaries,
which now number in the several hundreds throughout the state, are doing their
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best to keep up with this hectic and fluid growth. This is all part of the Colorado
Green Rush -- adding jobs, opportunities, and much needed money to an Editor-in-Chief | Michael Lerner
otherwise stagnant and suffering economy. But is this new influx sustainable? Editor | Lisa Selan
Associate Editor | Josh Kaplan
The state legislature and many cities statewide are scurrying to write and pass
medical marijuana ordinances to nip in the bud what some legislatures feel is a Business Operations Manager | Bob Selan
runaway industry, but at the same time, tap into this goose that lays the golden Business Development | John Thomas Wiegman
eggs. And with the lifting of moratoriums and the new laws come substantial fees
Director of Marketing | Michael Lerner
and costs to the medical marijuana providers here. In Denver for example, the
new ordinance, which goes into effect on March first, requires dispensary owners Director of Sales | Audrey Cisneros
to now pay new fees of over $5,000 to stay in business. Traffic Manager | Rachel Selan
Account Representative | Denise Mickelson
The state is already charging patients $90 a head for the privilege of having their
constitutional right to possess and smoke their meds. Art Director | Robb Friedman
Senior Designer | Coco Lloyd
So where is all of this money going? Well the answer is not clear, and medical
Design & Layout | Dave Azimi & Cristine Moonan
marijuana proponents are crying out. In a recent letter to The Colorado
Department of Health, Rob Corry, a leading medical marijuana lawyer here, asks Copy Editor | Jason Middleton
just that. According to statistics dating back to September of 2009, that state had Contributing Writers
collected over $1.7 million from patients, and Mr. Corry wants to know where it
Chef Herb, Ryan James, Josh Kaplan, Noelle
all went. Similarly in Denver, and other cities where dispensaries proliferate, there
will soon be a lot of additional money changing hands. Leavitt, J Mark Sternberg, Maggie St. Thomas
Accounting | Diana Bayhill
Administration / Office Manager | Lisa Selan
The government needs our
medical marijuana revenue base General Manager Dailybuds.com | Randy Malinoff
and we want them to have it. Dailybuds.com Team | JT Kilfoil & Houston

Although Amendment 20 to the Colorado Constitution may be one of the more

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Marijuana Regulatory Bill Wends
Through Colorado Legislature
By Noelle Leavitt

A new Senate Bill hit the legislative floor in Colorado on Jan. 20,
proposing new policies and restrictions regarding the way
physicians prescribe medical marijuana to patients.
Senate Bill 109 states that — if approved by the legislature — new
rules and standards will be set forth on how doctors issue registry
identification cards to medical ganja patients, and it will also
create more strict sanctions against physicians who violate the
bill. Additionally, the bill would create a medical marijuana review
board, required to review medical marijuana requests from
patients under the age of 21, to determine if the patient has
a medical condition that would prompt them to use cannabis.

This bill is current as we go to press. It will be amended several times before it

is potentially approved by Colorado’s General Assembly.
“I think there are some positives and negatives to the bill. Generally we
applaud the legislature for trying to regulate the industry. Our main concern is the
welfare of patients,” said Brian Vicente, executive director of Sensible Colorado,
a non-profit organization that lobbies on behalf of medical marijuana patients.
“Our primary concern is making sure patients have access to medical marijuana.
At the same time, there is a broad local and national discussion about the need to
re-examine our marijuana laws for patients and non-patients.”
Vicente feels that the current law does make it pretty easy for those seeking
recreational use of cannabis to access the drug, therefore he thinks tighter
regulations aren’t necessarily a bad idea. Yet, he also thinks the bill needs some
major amendments before he completely supports the legislation.
“We are absolutely opposed to that board. My understanding is that it will likely
come out of the bill in committee. That board would add an additional hurdle to
patients in need of medical marijuana,” he said.
For example, if a 20-year-old AIDS patient needs access to medical pot, the
review board would further complicate the patient’s quest to obtain the medicine.
“I think it fundamentally weakens the doctor-patient relationship,” Vicente said.
Essentially, the bill is trying to create ways to limit the recreational use of
marijuana. Many feel that marijuana should be legal across the board. Colorado
Attorney Rob Corry told Kush-Colorado that pot should be accessible to everyone,
otherwise it creates a gray area that will always be questioned by the government
— an issue that might also be addressed throughout this year’s legislative session
and the amendment process.
Advocacy groups still have ample opportunity to lobby for their initiatives. For
now, Senate Bill 109 is the only bill concerning medical marijuana that’s hit the
desk of Colorado legislatures.
The bill has several House and Senate sponsors including Sen. Chris Romer,
D-Denver, who has long advocated stricter sanctions regarding medical marijuana.
To view the bill online, visit www.leg.state.co.us.

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Strain Review:

Blue Dream
Life’s A Dream, Smoke It Up
It’s the perfect A high from the Blue Dream strain makes you feel like you’re up in the
clouds. Above all the BS in life. You’re getting work done and making stuff
happen. Putting life in motion. Living the dream, with nothing but clear
setting: sunny day, blue skies ahead.

headphones on, Blue Dream is a member of the sativa species of Cannabis. A sativa high
tends to involve more thinking, productivity, and increased energy in
joint in hand, general. Significant levels of pain and nausea are usually also curbed. And
while an indica strain will help you to relax, de-stress, chill out, and/or
daydreaming about overcome insomnia, a pure sativa like this should inspire exercise, a deep
conversation, or an ambitious to-do list.
everything and Fits of laughter and an overwhelming sense of well being are some other
nice side effects. (Why is this stuff illegal again?)
nothing at the
The physical characteristics of this strain consist of copious red hairs and
same time. crystals with a moderately sticky and dense feel. The smell is pungent and
dank, a smell that almost gives you a high on its own. Blue Dream is very
That is where Blue sweet, both before and after ingestion. It has an undeniable fruitiness.

Dream will take you. The blue part of its name likely comes from its partial roots in the blueberry
strain. Dream is a somewhat odd choice of words, considering sleep is not
Pure bliss. often a part of the package. Day dreaming was probably the inspiration.

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Alternatively, with an indica you’re likely to dream while
sleeping, although you probably won’t remember those
dreams upon awakening.

On the darker side of the Blue Dream, and sativa for that
matter, many people become overwhelmed with paranoia,
anxiety, and an increased heart rate. This can be a bit
frightening, but shouldn’t last more than 10-15 minutes.
An indica’s negatives would likely point towards laziness,
forgetfulness, and a lack of motivation. Depending on
what you’re needing, these negatives can quickly become
refreshing positives.

Marijuana is a person-to-person, situation-to-situation,

strain-to-strain experience. Your high will often depend on
the mental state, physical condition, and environment you
bring to the table. And of course, one’s genetic makeup and
health are undeniable factors. But when everything is right
and you know it, it’s alllll good... and you know it.

Overall a very pleasant experience is in store for the Blue

Dream toker. It is a fairly cheap sativa, averaging around $45
for an eighth at most established dispensaries.

Go ride the Blue Dream wave!

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GROWER'S
GROVE:
“Tips for pruning Tips”
by Josh Kaplan
With any landscape, tree or shrub, pruning
can be advantageous to the growth of the plant.
This holds true for our favorite plant in this wild
kingdom - marijuana.
Pruning is the removal or reduction of certain
plant parts that are not required, that are no
longer effective, or that are of no use to the plant.
It is done to supply additional energy for the
development of flowers, fruits, and limbs that
remain on the plant.
Each time a growing tip is clipped, the stem
branches into two shoots, which begin to grow
from the nearest leaf axils (the area where the
leaf and stem join). By pruning your plants, you
will be improving its health, while increasing its
value. And let’s face it, the better your plant, the
better its value - right?
So now that we have our objectives and a few
basic principles down, let’s keep in mind the
most important factor in all of this - common
sense. Basically, use your head, and don’t get too
overzealous with the scissors.
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When pruning, keep these simple steps in mind:
1.) The beginning stage
Pruning a growing marijuana plant is an easy way of
controlling uneven growth without seriously harming the
plant. Ideally developed from a clone, you’d want to wait until
at least two weeks, or until after the first five-bladed leaves
have formed (this is when the vegetative stage begins). Many
growers choose to wait until the fourth or fifth week to prune
the growing tips, to allow development of lower branches, thus
filling in horizontal space.
2.) Have a game plan
It is always better to plan a pruning strategy for your
developing plants, rather than haphazardly clipping off growth
on an irregular basis. Each time a growing tip is removed, the
plant takes a few days to recover before its growth resumes.
The marijuana with the greatest potency is found in the
growing tips, and by the three month mark, they should make
a high quality of smoke. So again, try not to mess with them
too much, and your patience should pay off. Pruning is fine
at any stage of the plant’s development, just don’t overdo it.
Severe pruning can harm the growth of your plant. Remember,
you just want to eliminate the excess dead leaves that are
potentially sapping all the light, and blocking other leaves in
the process.
3.) Be patient and understanding with your plant
(‘node’ what we mean??)
The amount of new growth formed with continued
pruning is limited by the genetic structure of the seed, and
the conditions of the environment. It’s not recommended that
you prune every node in a developing plant. Try to prune
every second or third node to allow the plant time to recover.
Wait for the new node to start growing before clipping the
young branch a few millimeters above the previous node’s
newly formed leaves. It’s also advisable to use small scissors as
opposed to simply plucking off the growing tips by hand.

4.) Know what you’re pruning

Never prune more than the single growing tip, or upper-
most node, from any branch on the growing plant. The upper-
most growing tip of an un-pruned marijuana plant will always
be more potent than that of the top of a pruned plant grown
in similar conditions. But let’s not get caught trippin’ on
just the top. Let’s think about the whole plant. Pruning the
tallest branches ensures that the lower branches grow upward,
forming a larger surface area for the light to cover. The clear
fluid that often flows from the end of a newly pruned branch
contains substances which seal the wound and aid the healing
process. Although it is recommended that you remove all
dying leaves from the plant, you should resist the temptation to
prune too many healthy leaves. Keep in mind that even though
it may be better developed, a pruned marijuana plant does not
always produce more buds than an un-pruned plant. Another
good reason for pruning is to take healthy cuttings from a
strong growing, or favorite plant, for further hydroponic
development (cloning).

5.) Use “if needed” as your pruning rule of thumb

Marijuana growers often prune their plants in an attempt to
limit their height and prevent unwanted detection. If you have
that type of operation, all of this is probably old hat for you. If
you are the average “home grower,” remember that by pruning
a growing tip, you are removing the most potent part of the
plant, thereby spoiling its chance of reaching full maturity. By
pruning all the buds at harvest time, rather than cutting the
stem off above the ground, you could easily harvest your plant
a second time. One great advantage to pruning your marijuana
plant is that you’re lowering their resistance to harmful natural
enemies such as insects, fungus and temperature fluctuations.

Do not prune any growing tips if you notice that your

plant’s health is declining or has started losing leaves. Although
smoking your pruned tips is ok, plants should be pruned to
develop their growth, rather than for smoking purposes.
While it may be tempting to prune female buds during early
flowering, your harvest will be severely reduced by doing
so. Cannabis indica is genetically smaller and bushier than
cannabis sativa, and usually requires less pruning.

So remember, be patient and concise when pruning. You

know when you need a haircut don’t you? Well the same
patience and concern should be taken with your little babies.

Good luck, and

happy growing!!
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New Denver Medical
Marijuana Ordinance:
City Council sets parameters on dispensaries
by Noelle Leavitt

Break out the tape measure if you plan on opening a medical marijuana dispensary
in Denver, as you’ll want to calculate at least 1,000 feet between you and the nearest
school, daycare center or competing medical pot shop.

In January, Denver’s City Council changed the licensing procedures for medical
marijuana dispensary owners, restricting them from opening cannabis shops
within 1,000 feet of schools, childcare establishments and other dispensaries. And
if you currently operate a dispensary that violates the new specs, you must relocate.

The new law goes into effect on March 1, 2010, along with a slew of other
requirements outlined in the council bill, including tighter regulations surrounding
criminal background checks for dispensary owners. That means if you’ve spent
time in jail in the last five years for convicting a felony, you’re application to open
a dispensary within the city and county of Denver will be denied.

“We don’t want drug dealers to run dispensaries within the city or county,” Denver
city councilman Charlie Brown told Kush-Colorado. “If they think they can come
in here and have no regulation, they’re crazy.”

Another stipulation states that medical marijuana cannot be smoked, eaten or

ingested inside or around the premises of dispensaries.

“I think that’s another important piece. You don’t go into a liquor store and have
four drinks when you buy alcohol,” said Candace Gill, manager of Alameda
Wellness Center, a dispensary located in Denver. “I think proper licensing is
important. I don’t have a problem with someone needing a criminal background
check. It’s a sticky market -- it’s viewed as drugs. I have patients that are old vets,
and we’re not dealing with your basic pothead. So I’m excited to see that there’s
going to be some basic guidelines.”

It costs $2,000 to apply for a medical marijuana dispensary license, plus additional
costs for a background check for each partner with at least a 10 percent stake in

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 Additional requirements related to a medical
marijuana dispensary license include:
• Dispensaries must be closed to the public from 9
p.m. to 7 a.m.
• Licensed establishments are required to have
24-hour surveillance on the premises with either
security cameras, security guards or safes for
overnight storage of marijuana.
• Only dispensary owners listed on the license
and managers listed on the application can
manage the property.
• Displaying marijuana sales products in
windows is forbidden, and must not be visible
from the exterior.
• Persons under the age of 18 are not allowed on
the premises.

the business. But, wait, there’s more — a medical marijuana

dispensary license tallies $3,000 a year. Denver’s Department
of License and Excess approves or denies medical marijuana
dispensary licenses.

The new bill is in compliance with Amendment 20 — a state law

approved by Colorado voters in 2000, allowing them to legally
sell medical marijuana. Yet, a federal law restricting the medical
marijuana industry pre-empted the state law until last October
when the federal government lifted the sanction, opening the
flood gates in Colorado for new dispensary business.

The original bill, proposed by Brown, stated that dispensaries

were restricted to open within 500 feet of schools, daycare
centers or other pot shops to eliminate clusters of dispensaries
around the city, but other council members amended the bill to
state 1,000 feet.

“I thought the 1,000 foot was excessive,” Brown said. “It

was a compromise.”

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 A mere 75 miles west of Denver, down the I-70 corridor, and
over Berthoud Pass is the Winter Park ski resort. The area around
the West Portal of the Moffat tunnel was renamed Winter Park in
1939 and has been serving recreational skiers ever since.
If you are looking for your typical family-oriented “winter wonderland
of snow,” you have found it. But if you are looking to get away from the
families, the hoards of ski school sketchies and, possibly to enjoy some
recreational smoke ... well traveler, you went one left turn too far.
You want to take the earlier left-hand turn – the one that leads to Mary Jane. This mountain’s name sake, Mary Jane, was a land
owner and woman of ill-repute, having supplied certain age-old services to the railroad workers – and not an overt reference to
marijuana.

While it is technically part of the Winter Park ski resort, “the Jane” is a totally different animal. As the cruel and remorseless
Mr. Hyde to Winter Park’s smart and friendly Dr. Jekyll, Mary Jane is home to pristine glades, tricky trees, and of course, world class
bumps.
Nevertheless, if you look hard enough, there is a softer side to Jane. While you’re shredding bumps that make local phenom Jeremy
Bloom sweat, there are a number of man-made shelters that can offer a much-needed respite from the grueling repetitions.
If you are constantly reminded of every nagging injury you’ve sustained since junior high, there is a place to ease your pain. Deep
within and between the legendary runs on Mary Jane Mountain, you can find a shelter for the weary. As you unclick your sticks, it
occurs to you that this isn’t just a pit stop for your burning quads... hey, did someone just run over a skunk?

This is a “Bud Hut”. There are rumored to be as many as two dozen of these Kind Cabins scattered about.
Most smoke shacks are very simple shelters. Usually made with hand tools, these shelters are made from whatever’s clever. Boulder
clusters, large tree clusters, downed trees ... everything is fair game.
Styles include the simple lean to, A-frames, and log cabins. Others are built with a little more creativity, likely by powder-hardened
local gnar-dogs who have built huts before.
The cave hut, the swing hut, the Jane hut, and the patrol hut (out of bounds) are among those special chronic closets that display

the kind of craftsmanship that has shaped these hills for
the past 70 years.
The truth is, these resin rooms aren’t really “supposed” to be
there. Good luck getting Winter Park/Mary Jane employees to
admit that they even exist ... and don’t ever ask the ski patrol either.
The concept of the occasional clandestine sesh-shed has
evolved into a system of mid-mountain landmarks. Once privy
to this underground network, your regular mountain routes are
forever altered ... just in case you feel the urge.
Most cannabis cottages aren’t much to look at. Through
them though, you can gain insight to all the Jane has to offer.
Most are small, not tall enough to stand or hold more than three
people. Others are larger, accommodating as many as ten. All are
thoroughly tagged by the frequent visitors. One candidly notes
that you are pondering your existence at 11,420 feet. Another
“artist” shares his/her emotions for knuckle-draggers.
You can tell that it’s all in good fun.
If you’re looking to make friends, save your brown frown for
the car ride home. Here, it’s all about quality medicine.
Like with most social experiences, occupiers of these hash havens
are a mixed bag.
By Ryan James in the 303
Many are happy to their share stories, secrets, and stashes ...
others, not so much. Either way, they’re all die-hard Jane’rs and
know this system of hidden gems like their backyards.
And in case you want to program a Bud Hut or two into your
GPS, keep in mind the culture you’re “invading.” Like George
Clooney tells Quentin Tarantino in “From Dusk Til Dawn”:
“Everybody be cool. You, be cool.”
Call it paranoia, or lame, or elitist ... that’s fine. Just don’t tear
down my “Villa de la mota”. In fact, if you’re even worrying
about this, you should probably just go to Summit County.
As ski seasons pass, new huts are built. What of the older ones?
Well, let’s just say it’s safer for everyone that some are removed.
Proper hut maintenance can be difficult as they average
350 inches of fresh snow during the winter. As I write this, I’m
reminded of huts from the past. The Sunnyside hut? Collapsed.
The Cliff hut? Air-lifted out. The Tee Pee hut? Casino.
Have fun if you discover your own friendly chalet de
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HER B Saint Patrick day
and great winter
party food
Corned beef and Cabbage
Ingredients
3 pounds corned beef brisket with spice packet
10 small red potatoes
5 carrots, peeled and julienned
1 large head cabbage, cut into small wedges

Chef Herb whose nickname is Mota, which is Spanish for marijuana,
knows the benefits of medical marijuana and has decided to incorporate his two
passions: cooking for people’s pleasure and creating gourmet medicinal food. In the
Basics, Chef Herb teaches us how to create THC butter and oil that can be used in
countless recipes from party food hors’dourves to sweet desserts.
This month of March Chef Herb will have another birthday. If you would
like to send him birthday wishes you can contact him at his web site
www.cookwithherb.com or email him at: cookwithherb@gmail.com.
If you are interested in learning more about cooking with cannabis or want to order
his great DVD series call: 310.462.1649
Directions
Place corned beef in large pot or Dutch oven and cover
with water. Add the spice packet that came with the corned
beef. Cover pot and bring to a boil, then reduce to a simmer.
Simmer approximately 50 minutes per pound or until tender.
Add whole potatoes and carrots, and cook until the vegetables
are almost tender. Add cabbage and cook for 15 more
minutes. Remove meat and let rest 15 minutes.
Place vegetables in a bowl and cover. Add as much broth
(cooking liquid reserved in the Dutch oven or large pot) as
you want. Slice meat across the grain.

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Creamy Colcannon garlic. Spread each slice of bread with some of the butter.
Arrange 6 slices, THC butter side down, in a 9 by 13-inch
Ingredients baking dish.
1 pound cabbage In a medium bowl, combine the shredded cheese, chopped
chives, Worcestershire sauce, salt and pepper. Evenly sprinkle
1 pound potatoes
the cheese over the bread in the baking dish. Top with the
2 leeks remaining bread, THC butter side up. In a medium bowl, beat
1 cup milk the eggs, half and half, milk and chicken broth. Pour over the
salt and pepper to taste bread. Cover tightly and refrigerate overnight.
1 pinch ground mace Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Uncover the fondue and
1/2 cup THC butter bake it for 1 hour, or until the top is lightly browned and the
inside is fairly firm.
Cooking Instructions Remove the fondue from the oven. Let it rest for 10 minutes.
In a large saucepan, boil cabbage until tender; remove and Cut into 8 or 10 wedges.
chop or blend well. Set aside and keep warm. Boil potatoes
until tender. Remove from heat and drain.
Chop leeks, green parts as well as white, and simmer them in Kick Ass Irish Bread Pudding
just enough milk to cover, until they are soft.
Season and mash potatoes well. Stir in cooked leeks and milk, Ingredients
salt a pepper to taste, and mace. Blend in the kale or cabbage 2 cups granulated sugar
and heat until the whole is a pale green fluff. Make a well in 5 large beaten eggs
the center and pour in the melted THC butter. Mix well. 2 cups milk
2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract
Irish Fondue Casserole 3 cups cubed Italian bread , allow to stale overnight in a bowl
1 cup packed light brown sugar
INGREDEINTS 1/4 cup (1/2 stick) THC butter, softened
12 slices firm white bread 1 cup chopped pecans
1/2 cup THC unsalted butter, softened For the sauce:
3/4 teaspoon dry mustard 1 cup granulated sugar
1 clove garlic, finely chopped 1/2 cup (1 stick) THC butter, melted
1 egg, beaten
1/2 pound (2 cups) shredded Swiss cheese
2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract
2 teaspoons chopped fresh chives
1/4 cup brandy
1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
Salt and pepper to taste Directions
4 eggs Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Grease a 13 by 9 by 2-inch
1-1/2 cups half and half pan. Mix together granulated sugar, eggs, and milk in a bowl;
2/3 cup milk add vanilla. Pour over cubed bread and let sit for 10 minutes.
1/2 cup chicken broth In another bowl, mix and crumble together brown
sugar, THC butter, and pecans.
Cooking Instructions Pour bread mixture into prepared pan. Sprinkle brown sugar
Cut the crusts off the bread slices. mixture over the top and bake for 35 to 45 minutes, or until
In a small bowl, stir together the THC butter, mustard and set. Remove from oven.

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Mix together the granulated sugar, butter, egg, and vanilla in 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
a saucepan over medium heat. Stir together until the sugar 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
is melted. Add the brandy, stirring well. Pour over bread
pudding. Serve warm or cold. Preparation
Preheat oven to 250°. In a large roasting pan combine the
popcorn and nuts. Place in the oven while preparing glaze.
Irish Soda Bread In a medium saucepan combine brown sugar, corn syrup,
THC butter, and salt. Bring to a full boil over medium heat,
Ingredients stirring constantly, then continue to boil for 4 minutes
3 cups all-purpose flour without stirring. Remove from heat; stir in baking soda and
1 tablespoon baking powder vanilla, then pour over the warm popcorn and nuts, tossing to
1/3 cup white sugar coat well. Bake another 60 minutes, stirring freqently, about
1 teaspoon salt every 10 minutes. Cool and break apart. Store in an airtight
1 teaspoon baking soda container.
1 egg, lightly beaten
2 cups buttermilk Eggs Benedict Herb Supreme
1/4 cup THC butter, melted
Three recipes in one, think of the Eggs Benedict recipe as
Directions toast and ham topped with a poached egg recipe, topped with
Preheat oven to 325 degrees F. Grease a 9 x 5 inch loaf pan. a hollandaise sauce recipe.
Combine flour,baking powder,sugar,salt and baking soda. 4 English muffins, split, toasted and buttered or 8 crumpets
Blend egg and Buttermilk together,and add all at once to the 8 1/4-inch slices ham, warmed and cut to fit
flour mixture. 8 poached eggs
Mix just until moistened. Stir in melted THC butter. Pour into 1 1/4 cups (about) Hollandaise Sauce
prepared baking pan.
Bake for 65 to 70 minutes or unit a toothpick inserted into Poached Egg Recipe
center of loaf. Comes out clean. Cool on wire rack and wrap Water
in foil over night for best flavor 1 tablespoon salt
2 tablespoons vinegar (any variety) 8 eggs

Fun Food Bring 2-3 inches of water almost to a boil in a large sauté pan.
Add the salt and vinegar. One at a time, crack the eggs into
a cup and then slip the eggs, one at a time, into the barely
THC Carmel corn simmering water. Reduce the heat, if need be, to maintain that
low simmer.
Ingredients Cook just until the whites are set and the yolks are glazed but
3 quarts popped popcorn still very soft, about 3 minutes. (Wait until the eggs are set to
dislodge any that may have stuck to the bottom of the pan.)
3 cups dry roasted mixed nuts, unsalted
Using a slotted spoon, transfer the poached eggs onto a dish
1 cup brown sugar, firmly packed towel to drain. Trim the edges of any streamers so they’re
1/2 cup light or dark corn syrup nice and tidy. (If the eggs get too cold, slip them back into the
1/2 cup THC butter simmering water for a few seconds and drain again.)

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Cook as above but remove the eggs from the water after 2
minutes. Immediately place them in ice water to prevent them
from cooking further. Cover and refrigerate the eggs and
water for up to 12 hours. To reheat, slip them into simmering
water for about 30 seconds.
Hollandaise Sauce Recipe
4 egg yolks
4 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
1 tablespoon water
1/8 teaspoon salt, or to taste
1/8 teaspoon ground white pepper, or to taste
1 pinch of cayenne pepper
1 cup THC melted butter
Combine the egg yolks, lemon juice, and water in a small,
heavy saucepan. Whisk the mixture constantly over very low
heat until thickened. Immediately remove the pan from the
heat but continue whisking for 1 minute. Add the salt, pepper,
and cayenne. Cool slightly.
Scrape the mixture into a blender. With the motor running at
medium-high speed, add the melted (but not hot) THC butter
in a slow, steady stream until it is well-incorporated. Taste and
adjust the seasonings, if necessary.
To keep warm, place the Hollandaise Sauce in a bowl over (but
not touching) hot water, stirring occasionally, or simply place
the blender container in warm (not hot) water.
Now put it together
How to make Eggs Benedict
Start by preparing the Hollandaise Sauce. Keep it warm.
Start the water for the eggs. Warm the ham slices, and toast
and butter the muffins or crumpets. Keep them warm in a
warm oven.
Finish preparing the Poached Eggs.
To assemble, place a slice of ham atop an English muffin half
or crumpet, place a poached egg on the ham, and spoon a little
Hollandaise Sauce over the top. Serve immediately.
Makes 8 servings
Easy Crab Cakes
2 pounds lump crab meat
2 tablespoons THC olive oil and/or THC butter
1/2 cup green onions, minced
1/4 cup red bell pepper, diced
2 teaspoons fresh garlic, minced
2 eggs, beaten
1/2 cup THC mayonnaise
1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
1/3 cup fresh parsley, minced
Salt and ground black pepper to taste
2 1/4 cups toasted bread crumbs (more or less)
4 tablespoons THC butter and/or THC olive oil
How to Make Crab Cakes that Don’t
Fall Apart
First, thoroughly pick the crabmeat over for shell fragments
and set aside.
Sauté the green onions, bell pepper, and garlic in THC olive
oil and THC butter. Cool.
In a large bowl, combine the crab meat, sautéed mixture,
beaten eggs, mayonnaise, mustard, parsley, salt, pepper, and
1/4 cup of bread crumbs.
Pour the remaining (2 cups) bread crumbs onto a plate. Line a
baking sheet with wax paper or plastic wrap.
Form the crab cake mixture into 1/2-inch thick patties, 8 large
or 12-16 small ones.
Press both sides of the patties into the bread crumbs, and
place them on the baking sheet. Cover with plastic wrap and
refrigerate for 3 to 6 hours, until firm.
In a large, non-stick sauté pan, brown the patties in THC
olive oil and/or THC butter over medium-high heat, about
4 minutes each side. Drain on paper toweling.
Serve with lemon wedges or tartar sauce. Makes 8 large or
12-16 small crab cakes.
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 By Josh Kaplan

Coachella Music and Arts Festival known in short as

“Coachella Fest,” is the Mecca of Music and Art Festivals.
It’s also the benchmark by which most festivals are com-
pared, worldwide. Started in 1999 (missing one year in 2000,
due to lack of ticket sales), Coachella has come back strong
as the West Coast Festival to attend each Spring. Along
with three main stages and multiple DJ tents, there
are also large art installations set up all over the complex.
For those dance-crazed, rave-minded attendees, there is a
special area devoted just to dance music - all weekend.
The hit list of bands who’ve played in years past is a who’s
who of contemporary rock ’n’ roll. With such headline acts as
Beck, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Oasis, Radiohead, The
Cure, Roger Waters, Prince, Madonna, Rage Against
The Machine, Paul McCartney & Daft Punk, it’s evident
that these promoters are in tune with what the people want.
After months of message boards and blogs post, the long-await-
ed reveal of the highly anticipated lineup has been released.
It seems that the heads at Goldenvoice/AEG Live have once
again put together another kick-ass lineup for 2010.

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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Coachella is back to being a three-day festival, this year finds
every night filled with great acts from across the musical dial.
Among the Friday night eclectic acts is the robo-Diva, Grace
Jones - sure to put on a show, given her magnificent performance
at the Hollywood Bowl last year.
Also on Friday, super-group Them Crooked Vultures (featur-
ing John Paul Jones from the mighty Led Zeppelin on bass and
Dave Grohl from, well, you know) brings its ass-kicking rock
back to the masses. DO NOT MISS THIS!!!!!!
Friday night also features the reunion of the oh-so-sweet
Johnny Rotten back to the stage with his post-Sex Pistols group
Public Image Limited (PIL), but most notably, headliner Jay-Z
(Hova, Mr. Shawn Carter) will be poppin’ bottles into the desert
sky, bringing hit after hit into the late night. So far so good, right?
Well, save your energy kids -- it’s a long three days. Whether
you’re partying or not? And let’s face it, Coachella Fest is not only
a haven for great live music and art, but it has also become a safe
haven for those who “….like to partake in mind-altering sub-
stances…..”. Along with the well stocked VIP tent with food and
mixed drinks, there are plenty of concessions and friendly staff to
make the whole Coachella experience great.
Saturday night is chock full o’ great bands too. Favorite
spudboys, Devo, are making the scene, as well as MGMT, and
a reunion by Faith No More - should be great. Musical genius
Jack White is presently drumming in his latest venture The Dead
Weather – and he’s always a treat.
Saturday’s late-night roster promises to be great -- one side of
the giant Polo field finds DJ extraordinaire Tiesto returning from
the Netherlands, filling dance tents with hordes of loyal follow-
ers – and on the other side, British darlings Muse attack the main
stage with their worldly and grandiose sound.
PREP THYSELF FOR SUNDAY
Being that this show is in the desert, it can be a long, grueling
weekend. It gets hot, and with all the partying going on, some
people forgo the Sunday wrap-up in exchange for a relaxing day
at the resort pools. This is a great option to have, but this year
might find those pools empty, as Sunday’s lineup is just as strong
as Friday’s and Saturday’s.
Starting with the reunion of Sunny Day Real Estate, even the
Emo kids will be out at Coachella - all lathered up in sunscreen.
Ol’ skool hip-hoppers De La Soul will be on hand with their
quirky lyrics and jazzy beats, while electronic pioneer Gary Nu-
man plugs into the desert sky with his often imitated synthesized
hooks.
Among other notable legends – and the requisite throwback
band -- is the slightly unpredictable, but always great Sly and The
family Stone. Sunday night also has the reunion of indie, lo-fi
faves Pavement. Thom Yorke, of Radiohead fame and outstand-
ing solo work, will be paired up with bass master Flea for what
promises to be a great set. These two are a truly kismet pairing.
Head over there early, as this will surely be high on everyone’s
watch list.
Closing the weekend is a pop-art project called Gorillaz, de-
signed as a “virtual band” composed of four animated characters.
In the past, Gorillaz have performed live, using video screens to
project their animated counterparts as the main act, further sell-
ing their audience on their storyline. What’s in store for this set,
we’ll have to wait and see.
Coachella has become a favorite weekend for serious concert-
goers, bringing a friendly atmosphere and good vibes to all who
attend - so whether you’re a first timer planning a one day outing,
or a diehard weekend warrior ready to plunge into the full three-
day commitment, make sure you get your tickets early, as years
past have sold out.
Come early - stay late - kick off your shoes and enjoy the
greatest Music and Arts Festival in the world. Once you go to
Coachella, you’ll be hooked for life. So remember, have a “Happy
Coachella”, and pass it on…….
Coachella Music and Arts Festival takes place 4/16,4/17,and
4/18 at the Empire Polo Field in Indio CA. You can find out more
by visiting www.Coachella.comor see what the people think
about it at www.HappyCoachella.com.
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Cannabis rally
By Noelle Leavitt

Denver, Colo. — The air was filled with clouds of pot smoke
outside the State Capitol January 14, as medical-marijuana
proponents toked on pipes and joints moments before they
marched into the State House to address legislators about the
need to keep the drug legal in Colorado.

Medical marijuana is a hot topic at the state capitol this year,

as legislators prepare to discuss the issue at length in the coming
months. Cannabis users, dispensary owners and local lobbyists
wanted their voices heard by their elected officials, who they
feel have long-ignored the importance of medical, as well as
recreational, use of marijuana.

“This is the day that we restore the voice to the American

people, to the Colorado people and to the Denver people. It’s
been ignored by our city councils, our leadership at the capitol,”
said Miguel Lopez, who organized the rally.

Lopez, who works with the Cannabis Therapy Institute

based in Boulder, put together the event in response to several
bills slated for discussion at the State Capitol this year, all which
address restricting and regulating the use of marijuana.

The bills come on the heels of a new federal policy implemented

by President Barack Obama on Oct. 19, 2009, which states that
law officials will no longer take legal action against medical
marijuana users and dispensary owners if the drug has been
legalized by state governments.

Yet, if Colorado legislators go to the extreme in restricting the

use and distribution of medical marijuana in the state, Obama’s
new policy could no longer apply to Colorado.

“What I’d like to say is thanks to our president of the United

States, who actually freed medical marijuana. It’s a shame that
our local leadership doesn’t see this, because if our president
recognizes and acknowledges it, then so should our leadership all
the way down,” Lopez shouted into a microphone at the rally. “If
our national leaders can now acknowledge medical marijuana,
that’s the first step to decriminalization for responsible adults
and protection for the patients who absolutely have a need for
medicine.”

Rep. Larry Liston, R-Colorado Springs, said he’s willing

to hear what proponents have to say, yet he still has personal
reservations about pot use in Colorado. “I went to college, and
we’ve all been exposed to it,” Liston said.

“But I had my reservations in 2000 when it was on the ballot.

It passed, and now the industry has grown from a tiny cottage
industry into, gosh, dispensaries have sprouted up all over the
place in the last couple of months.”

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at Colorado State Capitol fuels
fire for legislative support
Liston supports the use of medical marijuana, but opposes
recreational use, fearful that it will increase drug-related crime
across the state. He has yet to see the legislation, so he declined to
comment on what might happen at the capitol in coming months
regarding medical marijuana reform.

“There are going to be some drastic steps that are going to

have to be taken to regulate it,” Liston said, noting that he does
think it can help cancer patients who are prescribed cannabis, but
he does not necessarily support recreational use.

Attorney Rob Corry represents those in favor of using the

green substance, which is now distributed to more than 15,800
registered patients in Colorado, according to figures released by
the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment in
December 2009.

“It’s not completely safe until it’s legal for everybody because
patients are always going to get caught up in this gray netherworld
where it’s always partially legal and partially not,” Corry said in
an interview with Kush, after publicly backing full legalization
at the rally. “You’ll always see the government second-guessing
and questioning physicians’ judgment if it’s truly medical or not.
You’re always going to see growers and caregivers who are guilty
until proven innocent. I mean, that is still the prevailing law
enforcement paradigm.”

The department of health also reported that, as of Dec. 15,

2009, a total of 820 physicians had prescribed cannabis for
medical purposes in Colorado.

Medical marijuana proponents are also fighting a battle

against those in their movement who would seek to legalize it
across the board.

“There’s also the mentality that all use is medical, that

every single use of marijuana is medical and confers physical,
emotional, spiritual and mental benefits on the user — and that’s
why people desire it and that’s why people benefit from it,” Corry
explained to Kush Colorado while standing inside the marble-
floored State Capitol rotunda.

“I do think there’s a recreational component to it. I think it

can make a person more open-minded, it can make a person a
better conversationalist ... there is that recreational part of it, but
no one can dispute that there are medical benefits.”

As the legislative session wears on, senators and representatives

will have much to discuss and debate concerning medical
marijuana, its regulation and its role in Colorado.

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 U.S Marine Veteran
and Medicinal Marijuana
My name is James Vester. And I am not afraid of telling my name.
I am proud of using medical marijuana. It has change my life.

So lets start with who I am. I am 23 and I live in Berthoud, Colorado.

I’ve been here for the past year now. I just moved from Chicago where I was
in the United States Marine Corps. I served almost 6 years in the Marine
Corps and did a tour overseas in Iraq.

During my time in the Corps I was diagnosed with PTSD (post traumatic
stress disorder) insomnia, personality disorder, blown-out knees, a broken hip,
torn ligaments in my ankle, severe anxiety and severe anger.

I was an alcoholic and was getting locked up a great deal for drinking and
fighting when I got back from overseas. When I left the Marines they left
me with 12 medications: I was taking from Percocet, Oxycontin, Trazadone,
Seroquel, lithium, and much more. In total, about 32 pills a day. I was like a
zombie on all this ... I mean think about my liver. All those pills.

One day my father and I were driving around town and my PTSD was
kicking in and he had some medical marijuana. He said “Son, I think you
should try medical marijuana I think it would really help you.” I forgot what
I was stressing about and why my PTSD was kicking in but I said “Fine!
Give me that glass and let me try it.” So I went ahead and medicated.

About five minutes later I forgot about everything that was on my mind and
was not stressed. I felt happy and great. I think it was a sativa/indica blend.
So I decided to go get my license. I went to see the doctor and gave him my
medical record and he looked at me like “How is this guy standing?” once he
realized how jacked up I am after reviewing my 869 page medical record.

Well, of course I got approved due to my disabilities. Since then my life has
changed. My little sister who is 16 comes to my house to visit every once in
awhile and if we are hanging out and I have not medicated she would be able
to tell. She would say “Jimmy, have you medicated yet?” and I would say “no.”
Then she would reply “You need to now because you are all angry and short
and not looking good.” I would go and medicate and come back and she would
thank me, since it would make me a better person to be around.

Since then I began studying medical marijuana and really wanted to

help people like me. Now I work in a medical marijuana wellness center in
Berthoud called Herbs Medicinals Inc.

James Vester

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 By Noelle Leavitt

We could all learn

something from Morgan
Gale. He likes to live in the
present and not get too
wrapped up in the future.
He chooses to savor every
moment with his friends
were born, and they’ve been battling the lethal disease for more than 20 years.
and family and doesn’t
waste time on the little Born in Grass Valley, Calif., they were tested for HIV shortly after their mother
became relatively ill when Gale was just three-years-old and his sister was five.
stuff, for he is infected with “Basically we found out that I was HIV positive. I got it from my mother from
HIV and never knows what either birthing or breast feeding,” Gale explained. “But my father, luckily, was not
tomorrow will bring. positive, and I would probably not be here today if it wasn’t for him being able to
stick around.”
The 21-year-old construction worker would
Gale doesn’t know how his mother contracted the disease. It’s something his
rather focus his energy on the big stuff -- stuff like
family doesn’t discuss. Currently, he, his father and his sister all live in Boulder, Colo.
educating the public on how medical marijuana
helps him function on a daily basis. He’s really
good at explaining his stance on important “She became more and more sick, and basically wasn’t
issues, which he’s had to do his whole life. Gale my mother anymore. She was just a body. I would change
and his sister were infected with HIV when they

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her oxygen tanks when I was five years old,
and wipe sweat off her face. But as she became
more and more sick, she wasn’t really my mother anymore, and
that was really a hard thing to see,” Gale said, noting that the
experience made him grow up faster than most kids.
Unfortunately, Gale’s mom wasn’t able to get the proper
medicine she needed to fight HIV. It was the late ’80s, and it was
difficult to obtain antiviral drugs to battle the immune deficiency
disease. Gale’s mother passed away when he was seven, exposing
him to the harsh realities of AIDS at a very young age.
The situation forced Gale’s father to take a more holistic
approach to treating Gale and his sister when they were children.
Very little pediatric medicine was on the market for HIV positive
children at the time, and the antiviral drugs that were available
had harsh side effects, especially on kids.
Desperate to keep Gale and his sister healthy -- they were still
living in California at the time -- his father took them to Chinese
herbalists in San Francisco and several different psychic healers
for alternative treatments.
“They would help alter my diet and align shakras and visualize
healing pictures for myself to try to help boost my immune
system,” Gale said. “We would also go to different herbalists.”
It was a constant battle trying to find the
right form of treatment, which was one of
several battles the family fought during that
time. Gale and his sister were also exposed
to rejection.
Elementary schools didn’t welcome their attendance,
concerned that other children would catch the disease by being in
the same room with them. At the time, no one truly understood
the disease.
“I ended shutting down an elementary school just because of
my presence. They were so worried that they were going to get
it from me, all these parents were like ‘Oh, we’re taking our kids
out of the elementary school, this kid’s got HIV, he’s going to give
it to everyone else’,” Gale said. “They wanted me to stop taking
Judo when I was a very young kid, because they thought that I’d
bleed on another kid or the kids would get it through the air. So
that restricted a lot of social stuff for a little while, and we had
to really educate the community from the ground up, even if we
were being threatened and (had) to leave the town.”
As time wore on, holistic medicines weren’t controlling the
disease, and Gale eventually had to start taking antiretroviral drugs.
“I was about eight years old. It got to
the point that I was getting pretty sick
from the virus. When I first got on those
medications, I had some severe reaction,
such as pancreatic infection,” he said.
He would often have severe nausea, dementia and personality
changes.
“A lot of my family friends saw me go through
states of mind that just weren’t me,” Gale said,
noting that he had no other choices. He had to take the medicine
to survive.
He was 15 years old when he first tried
marijuana recreationally with friends and
found that the drug made him hungry.
“I started eating more food ... I was able to hold down
more food and also hold down my medication. Some of these
medications, they not only look like chalk, literally, they start
to taste like it and they’re hard to ingest. Unfortunately, if you
don’t start taking one medication with food and one without, you
start losing the benefit of the medication. Sometimes I wouldn’t
be able to take another pill. And sometimes when I smoke it
alleviates that feeling. It helped me stick to medication that was
so crucial to survive,” Gale said.
It took him a few years before he found a good balance
between his antivirals, marijuana and a healthy-organic diet. His
hope is that the government will continue to look at cases such
as his when reviewing medical marijuana legislation. He doesn’t
think most politicians understand its medical benefits.
“When I smoke, I literally see my immune
system stay at a plateau, if not slowly climb,”
Gale said.
Although there is no hard evidence that marijuana helps
control HIV, Gale credits the drug for helping him stay alive.
His mom never smoked pot. The family was too afraid that
the government might barge in and take Gale and his sister away.
But times have changed since the ’80s and ’90s. Much of society
now embraces cannabis for medical treatment, and people aren’t
so afraid of those suffering from HIV, making it easier for Gale to
live a healthy life without all the politics.
“I don’t think of it necessarily as a cure. For some people if
it works for them, that’s incredible, that’s awesome,” Gale said.
“But for me it’s just something that helps me supplement my well-
being, personally and adhere to my medication. If I don’t adhere
to my medications I can easily die. I guess it has a very big impact
upon my life.”
And that’s the message Gale wants
government officials to hear.
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Q&A
By Noelle Leavitt
Mason Tvert knows how to
get things done at the Colorado
State Capitol. The 28-year-old
runs a pro-marijuana organization
called SAFER (Safer Alternative for
Enjoyable Recreation), that focuses
on educating the public about the
safe use of cannabis.
Tvert has strong opinions on
how the public feels about medical
marijuana, and recently shared his
views with Kush Colorado.

Q. What is the biggest misconception about

medical marijuana?

A. The biggest misconception surrounding

marijuana is that it is so harmful and that it
must remain illegal. Yet every objective study on
marijuana has concluded that it is far safer than
alcohol, which is available on just about every
corner in virtually every city in the country.
This begs the question: why is it such a problem
for adults to obtain and use marijuana? It’s even
more perplexing when it comes to those with
serious medical conditions whose physicians
have recommended they use marijuana to treat
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 Q. What are the most dramatic challenges currently facing
the medical marijuana industry?
A. It ultimately boils down to an issue of perception versus
reality, and how effectively the reality of marijuana is being
conveyed to elected officials, the media, and the public. Too many
people are still fearful of marijuana, which is irrational in light
of our society’s general acceptance of alcohol as a recreational
substance and pharmaceutical drugs as medical treatments.
For example, Colorado is one of just a handful of states where
prescription drugs are now the number one cause of unintentional
death, surpassing even traffic accidents. Yet there is far more
hysteria surrounding the growing number of medical marijuana
patients and dispensaries, despite the fact that marijuana use
alone has never contributed to a single death in history. If we
want to see comprehensive changes in our marijuana laws, we
must inspire comprehensive changes in the way people think
about marijuana.
Q. How hard was is to get SAFER off the ground?
A. Launching SAFER was simply a matter of filling out forms
and establishing a non-profit organization. The real challenge
was capturing the hearts and minds of those who support
marijuana reform, the public, and the media. An organization is
only as strong as the support it receives, and SAFER is powered
by its supporters. Of course inspiring those supporters required
a compelling mission and strategy, well-planned tactics, and
effective follow through. From there, success tends to foster
growth in support, thus continued success.
Q. You co-authored a book titled, “Marijuana is Safer, So
Why Are We Driving People to Drink,” I have two questions,
1) Is Marijuana safer than alcohol?
Marijuana is one of the most researched substances in the
world, and every objective study on it has concluded that it is far
safer than alcohol both to the user and to society. It is less toxic,
less addictive, less harmful to the body (in both the short- and
long-term), and it does not contribute to the serious problems
frequently attributed to alcohol use, such as injuries, domestic
violence, sexual assault, and other violent crimes.
2) And why does society drive people to drink?
Alcohol and marijuana are the two most popular recreational
drugs in the world, yet we live in a society that embraces the use
of alcohol, but criminalizes and condemns the use of marijuana.
Whereas it is viewed as perfectly acceptable to enjoy a cocktail
at a party or a beer at a ball-game, it is a crime to enjoy using
marijuana in the privacy of one’s own home. We are also faced
with a laundry list of negative consequences that can result from
a marijuana conviction or failed drug test, whereas employers see
no problem joining their employees at happy hour after work.
The overall effect of laws that allow and promote the use of
alcohol while prohibiting and discouraging the use of marijuana
is sending the dangerous message that people are better off
drinking, when in fact they are far safer using marijuana instead.
Q. What’s next in the medical marijuana industry?
A. The rapid emergence of dispensaries around Colorado
was a huge step toward a more sensible approach to marijuana.
As could be expected, it is now facing the hysteria typically
associated with something unknown or misunderstood by a
significant fraction of society. Thus, the next step for this new
industry is to establish sensible rules and regulations, and --
perhaps most importantly -- follow them. As the public adjusts
to the concept of marijuana being made available in such a public
fashion, it is critical that the industry set a good example for
broader reform and regulation that is sure to follow.
Q. What’s next in your career?
A. At this point I am focusing on just the next couple
years and what steps must be taken to bring about significant
reforms in terms of public policies and public attitudes, both in
Colorado and nationwide. We will continue to build the SAFER
movement around the state, as well as on college campuses and
in communities around the country.
Q. What can we expect in the upcoming Colorado legislative
session concerning medical marijuana?
A. The legislature will be considering multiple bills
pertaining to the regulation of medical marijuana and the
growing dispensary industry. It is hoped they will review the
evidence and act in a reasonable fashion that reflects the relatively
benign nature of both the substance and the businesses providing
it in compliance with the constitutional amendment approved
by the voters. There are also likely to be several significant
changes to Colorado’s broader marijuana laws, including the
“de-felonization” of personal cultivation (up to 6 plants), the de-
felonization of possession of marijuana concentrate, and a host of
other improvements to current state marijuana laws.
Q. Does your family support what you do?
A. Absolutely, and more so every day. In fact, my mother
has become quite engaged recently, appearing on a television
news feature regarding her support of me and the cause, as well
as a great story about moms who support reform, which was
featured on the parenting Web site MomLogic.com.
Q. Where can social media hounds follow you? Twitter,
Facebook, blogs?
A. The SAFER Web site -- www.SAFERchoice.org --
includes our blog, news, and other resources.
The SAFER Campuses Campaign site — www.SAFERcampuses.org —
is geared toward students involved in or interested in starting SAFER campaigns.
Facebook — www.Facebook.com/SAFERchoice
Twitter — www.Twitter.com/SAFERchoice
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 By Noelle Leavitt

Carl Wemhoff knows how to throw a party.

He’s the owner of Herbal Remedies,
a medical marijuana dispensary in
Westminster, and he organized an exciting
holiday bash for his employees in January,
treating them to an Italian dinner, a live
Cheech and Chong show and drinks at a
popular bar in Boulder to end the night.
The best part was the charter bus that
Wemhoff hired to drive employees, their
significant others and Kush magazine
publisher Michael Lerner around town.
About 35 people enjoyed the festivities.

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 “I got a big, real nice coach bus. And the bus driver “I thought it’d be a real good idea to help further that,”
was fine with us smoking in it. We had a photographer Wemhoff said. “They were real gracious and real nice.”
there for the night and he could hardly get his camera
Herbal Remedies assistant manager Julia Sepulveda said
to focus throughout the night because the bus was filled
that Cheech and Chong’s message of the night really hit
with smoke,” Wemhoff jokingly said.
home with what dispensaries across Colorado are currently
After enjoying dinner and drinks at Buca di Bebbo facing — increased regulation.
Italian Restaurant, the party spilled onto the bus and headed
“It was really kind of appropriate for us because we’ve
north to Boulder for a Cheech and Chong “Get it Legal”
been dealing with so much resistance and tolerance,”
show at Macky Auditorium, where the veteran marijuana
Sepulveda said. “But I had a blast. Before, I had been
celebrities entertained the Boulder ganja community with
listening to their tapes and I listed to them on vinyl when
classic Cheech and Chong skits.
I was younger.”
“They are a little rounder, they’re a little slower,”
Wemhoff said of Cheech and Chong, noting that they were
a big hit among his employees.
The Boulder performance was the first of several shows
Cheech and Chong have planned across America, to rally
in favor of full legalization of marijuana. Wemhoff donated
$5,000 to Tommy Chong’s Marijuana Policy Project.

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Galactic
2.20.10 @ Fillmore Auditorium (Denver)
With influences from hip hop, electronic, rock, blues and jazz,
Galactic promises to get your toes tappin’. Drawing from a cast
of all-star friends, they often invite them on stage to enhance
and broaden their New Orleans vibe. Their diverse lineups and
funky live sets have made Galactic a fave among Jam heads and
festival goers. Fresh back from Bonnaroo, they’ll be stopping by
the Fillmore. Check it out.
Billy Joel/Elton John
2.22.10 @ Pepsi Center (Denver)
What can be said about such a pair of legends? Individually you
could write volumes. When you put them together, forget it. The
catalogs are sooooo deep, and the level of genius is sooooo great.
We should all be thankful that these two headliners are willing to
share a stage for us. You’ll dance, you’ll sing, you may even cry?
But it’ll be a good cry.... Go see this memorable show!
Los Lonely Boys
3.1.10 @ Boulder Theater (Boulder)
Since the late ’90s, Los Lonely Boys have been touring the country
bringing their own style of rock’n’roll, soul, country, and Tejano (a
Texas style sound with Cajun influences). They
now dub their sound “Texican Rock’n’Roll”.
Usually touring with their homeboys Los
Lobos, this time they’re flying solo
into Boulder.
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Further
3.5.10 & 3.6.10 @ Odeum Colorado (Broomfield)
What a long, strange trip it’s been, indeed, this Bob Weir/Phil Lesh
combo, or some incarnation thereof. The latest version of Further
showcases Jerry Garcia “specialist” John Kadlecik from the Dark
Star Orchestra (known as the best tribute to the Grateful Dead)
who recreates full GD sets. Since 1994, many people have tried to
fill in that spot, and I’m sure all agree that Jerry’s shoes shall never
be filled. But let’s not get down on that. Bob and Phil, and friends
-- now known as “Further” –are sure to keep the legacy going. The
songs are still great. The sets are still long and groovin’. And if
you close your eyes, it’s almost like the good ol’ days. Don’t miss
Further and its traveling circus when it skids into Broomfield, CO.
Two nights at the Odeum Colorado, 3/5-3/6/2010. Get there early,
and stay late. And if you see some grilled cheese out there, grab
one for me please.
Bon Jovi
3.8.10 @ Pepsi Center (Denver)
If you want to see one of the best rock concerts ever, go see Bon
Jovi. Whether you know one or 100 of their songs (and they have
over 100) you will not be disapointed in this red, white, and true
arena-rock specialist. For more than 26 years John Bongiovi, (later
changed to Bon Jovi) has stood the test of time. Through the big
hair years in the 80’s, to their recent album The Circle (2009),
John, Richie, Tico and David have been serving it up to adoring
fans all over the globe. Like their New Jersey mentor “the Boss”
they always take the stage ready to leave it all out there. There must
be something in that dirty NJ water?
Killswitch Engage
3.13.10 @ Fillmore Auditorium (Denver)
If you can’t tell by the name alone, Killswitch Engage are part of
a Heavy Metal subset known as Metalcore - a fusion of hardcore
punk and extreme metal. With 11 years, five albums, and many
lineup changes under their belt, Killswitch Engage are in this for
the long haul. They’ve proven that with appearances on everything
from MTV and WWE to Guitar Hero and Rock Band. You might
be able to simulate the shredding guitars with dancing lights, but
don’t lose your voice trying to recreate the screams.
Left: Elton John & Billy Joel
Right from Top: Los Lonely Boys, John Mayer,
Jay-Z, Bon Jovi, Killswitch Engage logo
Jason Aldean
3.18.10 @ Odeum Colorado (Broomfield)
With three albums, nine singles, and three number one hits
on the Billboard Country Charts, Jason Aldean’s career is
headed in the right direction. Since he was a child, he’s had
a guitar in his hand, quick to pick up his favorite country
songs. He soon became a star, singing his original songs to
ever growing crowds. You could say that this star is still rising
because he’s that young. And seeing him before he’s really big
would be pretty cool, huh? Well here’s your chance.

Vampire Weekend
3.19.10 @ Ogden Theater (Denver)
Named after lead singer Ezra Koenig’s amateur film, Vampire
Weekend have become the darlings of the New York Indie
Rock scene, starting in 2009. Coming out of the XL Recording
stable and having running mates like The White Stripes puts
VW in good company. They received major accolades from
Rolling Stone in 2007, Spin in 2008, and hit the Top 20 singles
charts in the UK and U.S. in 2009. With their latest album
Contra (2010) just released, and a recent spot on The Tonight
Show with Conan O’Brien, the only thing left is their March
19th show at the Ogden Theater in Denver CO. Come see
what all the NYC hype is about....

Jay-Z
3.22.10 @ Pepsi Center (Denver)
Jay-Z, the undeniable Top-Dog, Number One,
King of Hip Hop, and all that is cool in this urban
jungle is breezing into town. When Jay-Z wears it,
raps it or uncorks it, it somehow becomes a hit.
His hit list is so solid that it is only rivaled by the
laundry list of people he’s helped make into stars.
Did I mention his personalized diversions?
Things like a clothing line, fashion accessories,
champagne, cologne, or the NBA team he
owns (NJ Nets). Oh yeah, and he’s married to
the hottest Diva out there - Beyonce. Enough
said. I’m glad this guy’s in charge!

John Mayer
3.23.10 @ Pepsi Center (Denver)
Since coming onto the scene in 1997, John
Mayer seems to have become the torch bearer
for great bluesmen - we can only hope the
trusted sources handing off said torch are
correct. In 2003 he won the Best Male Pop
Vocal Performance Grammy Award. In 2005
he paired up with R&B legends B.B. King,
Eric Clapton, and Buddy Guy - pretty solid
references, to be sure. In 2007 he took home
more Grammys for Best Pop Vocal Album
and Best Male Pop Vocal Performance. John
may have sold his soul at the crossroads to
date Jessica Simpson, but he definitely earned his
bluesman stripes while dating Jennifer Aniston.
Check out his latest arm candy and musical muse
at the Pepsi Center.

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 There are events held all over Colorado for amateur off-
roaders, if you are interested in learning more about a particular
sport, the best thing to do is get involved. Professionals and
off-road veterans have a wealth of knowledge, and are usually
willing to share their (usually passionate and sometimes long-
winded) opinions.
Key to tricking out your off-road vehicle is the tires.
All the engine and suspension modifications in the world,
won’t accomplish anything if the tires don’t have any traction
on the ground. There are a multitude of options available for
these knobby beasts, and making the right choice can be a
daunting task.
As usual, a great place to start your research is online.
Tirerack.com offers a rating system for all the tires available It’s worth noting here that modifications often bring with
on their website, it also offers Yelp-style user reviews. them a drop in drivability. Some dedicated enthusiasts still
drive their heavily modified trucks daily, but at a certain point
An often overlooked off-road modification is the
it might be worth considering an alternate vehicle, or at least
differential. The diff, as explained so well in the movie ‘My
making compromises when modifying your truck in order to
Cousin Vinny’, controls how much power goes to each wheel
keep it somewhat civil on the road.
when one starts to slip. This can be a massive advantage when
off-roading because of the slippery conditions encountered Make a “goal list” before pouring yourself into the project.
on loose or uneven surfaces. Some 4x4 trucks offer a locking If it’s mud or snow, design your vehicle around your specific
differential from the factory, this will be more or less good wants and needs. It’s easy to get caught up in the excitement
enough for most trails, but if you intend to get more serious, of building the ultimate off-road beast, but, in the end, what
an aftermarket differential might be in order. matters most is getting out there and enjoying yourself.
If you wallet keeps pace with your interest, and your Joining a club can not only be a great way to learn
desire to push the truck into more and more challenging areas more about your sport of choice, but is also a great way to
increases, an aftermarket suspension might be the next step. make friendships that can last a lifetime. (You can peek at
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www.cosports.com/fwhldr/clubs.htm for a strong list of clubs.)
here can be essential. Some kits are designed for looks, and The bond among car enthusiasts is a constant from Honda
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off-roading. Others still are designed to take a truck to hell by a common interest in the automobile and the freedoms that
and back, but often at a pretty substantial cost. come with it.

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A Cut Above
1150 E. Fillmore St.
Colorado Springs, CO 80907
(719) 434-1665
Canna Care
1675 Jet Wing Dr.
Colorado Springs, CO 80916
(719) 596-3010
Canna Caregivers
3220 N. Academy Blvd., Ste 4
Colorado Springs, CO 80917
(719) 597-6685
Canna Med (doctor)
2935 Galley Rd.
Colorado Springs, CO 80909
(877) 420-MEDS
Cannabis Science, Inc.
6946 N Academy Blvd, Ste B #254 1605 S. Tejon St., Ste 101
Colorado Springs, CO 80918
(719) 641-1188
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Cannabis Therapeutics Pikes Peak Cannabis CRESTONE DENVER (Central)
Caregivers Cooperative Caregivers
907 E. Fillmore St. 3715 Drennan Rd. High Valley Healing 985 Dispensary
Center and CannaTea 985 Santa Fe Dr.
Colorado Springs, CO 80907 Colorado Springs, CO
400 Galena Ave. Denver, CO 80204
(719) 633-7124 (719) 216-5452
Crestone, CO 1131 (303) 446-0420
Care West, LLC Pikes Peak Compassionate (303) 877-7452
1351 Pecan St. Care Center All Green Health
Colorado Springs, CO 80904 Alternatives
2845 Ore Mill Rd. #6 DACONO
(719) 459-5532 Colorado Springs, CO 80904
(719) 633-8499 Dacono Meds Denver, CO 80211
Colorado Cannabis 730 Glen Creighton Dr., Unit C (303) 868-4753 or
Caregivers Springs Health Alliance Dacono, CO 80514 (303) 955-6552
2203 N. Weber St. 3470-H Chelton Loop N. (303) 833-2321
Colorado Springs, CO 80907 Colorado Springs, CO 80909 Alternative Medicine on
(719) 634-7389 or (719) 574-1742 DENVER
1401 Ogden St.
(719) 440-4124 Sunshine Wellness (Delivery Services)
Denver, CO 80218
Colorado Cannabis Center 303 Delivery Service (720) 961-0560
Center 31 N. Tejon St., Ste 400 Denver CO, 80224
Colorado Springs, CO 80903 (303) 993-7022 Back to the Garden
1905 N. Academy Blvd.
(719) 632-6192 Wellness Center
Colorado Springs, CO 80909 Chronic Express 1547 Gaylord St.
(719)-574-4455 THC (The Highland (Delivery Service) Denver, CO 80206
Epic Medical Caregiver Collective) (303) 656-7300 (720) 877-3562
3631 Galley Rd. 332 W. Bijou St., Ste 101
Colorado Springs CO, 80905 DENVER (Doctors) Cannabis Medical
Colorado Springs, CO 80909 762 Kalamath St.
(719)-442-6737
(719) 638-4596 CannaMed USA Denver, CO 80204
The Green Earth 6855 Leetsdale Dr. (303) 912-2013
Front Range Alternative Wellness Center Denver, CO 80224
Medicines 519 N. 30th St. (877) 420-6337 Capitol Hill Medicine
P.O. Box 60744 Colorado Springs, CO 80904 Shoppe
Colorado Springs, CO 80960 (719) 633-6337
Happyclinicdenver.com 1410 Grant St., #B104
(719) 213-0118 1211 S. Parker Rd., #101 Denver, CO 80204
The Healing Canna Denver, CO 80231 (303) 993-5777
3692 E. Bijou St. (720) 747-9999
Medical Marijuana Caregivers for Life
Colorado Springs, CO 80909
Connection of Cherry Creek
(719) 637-7645 DENVER (Smokeshops)
2933 Galley Rd. 310 Saint Paul St.
Colorado Springs, CO 80909 The Highlands Blown Glass Denver, CO 80206
Cooperative and Accessories (720) 536-5462
Natural Advantage 420 332 West Bijou St., Ste. 101 4815 E. Colfax Ave.
925 W. Cucharras St. Colorado Springs, CO 80905 Cherry Creek Health
Denver, CO 80220
Colorado Springs, CO 80905 (719) 442-6737 155 Cook St., #150
(303) 388-1882
(719) 533-1177 Denver, CO 80206
Tree of Wellness Head Quarters (303) 388-0086
Nature’s Medicine 1000 W. Fillmore St., Ste 105 1301 Marion St.
Colorado Springs, CO 80907 Denver Metro Medical
Wellness Center Denver, CO 80218
(719) 635-5556 Cannabis Couriers
11 S. 25th St., Ste 220 (303) 830-2444
Denver, CO 80203
Colorado Springs, CO 80904 Trichome Health (720) 227-6939
(719) 213-3239 Consultants Heads of State
3015 W 44th Ave. Denver Relief
2117 W. Colorado Ave.
Old World Denver, CO 80211 1 Broadway St.
Colorado Springs CO, 80904
Pharmaceutical (303) 433-6585 Denver, CO 80223
(719) 635-6337
6347 E. Platte Ave. (303) 420-MEDS
Colorado Springs, CO 80915 COMMERCE CITY High Fashion Glass
42 S. Broadway Discount Medical
(719) 393-3899
Colorado Coalition Denver, CO 80209 Marijuana
of Caregivers 970 Lincoln St.
Pikes Peak Alternative 303-766-5473 or 303-766-5437
7260 Monaco St. Denver, CO 80203
Health and Wellness
Commerce City, CO 80022 Mary Jayz Cool Stuff (303) 355-9333
Centers
(720) 987-3669 4014 Tennyson St.
Colorado Springs CO, 80905 Denver, CO 80212
(719) 575-9835 (720) 855-7451
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Front Range Dispensary Pride in Medicine Denver Patients Group Summit Wellness Green Medical Referrals
Denver, CO 80203 731 W. 6th Ave. 2863 Larimer St., Unit B 2117 Larimer St. Clinic -- Denver
(720) 620-4463 Denver, CO 80204 Denver, CO 80205 Denver, CO 80205 5115 Federal Blvd., #9
(303) 999-0441 (303) 484-1662 (720) 407-8112 Denver, CO 80221
Green Cross of Cherry
Remedy Care Center Discount Medical The Farmacy (303) 495-5000
Creek
128 Steele St., Ste 200 1850 S. Federal Blvd. Marijuana 1400 Market St. Nature’s Choice
Denver, CO 80206 Denver, CO 80219 2028 E. Colfax Ave. Denver, CO 80202 2128 S. Albion St.
(303) 321-4201 (303) 935-2694 Denver, CO 80206 (303) 260-7036 Denver, CO 80222
Rocky Mountain Farmacy (303) 355-9333 The Happy Harvest (720) 447-3271
Green Karma Medical
1115 Grant St., Ste G2 1719 Emerson St. Dr. Green Genes 2324 Champa St. The Healing House
Denver, CO 80203 Denver, CO 80218 1400 16th St., Ste 4067 Denver, CO 80205 Pharmacy
(303) 815-1585 (720) 389-9002 Denver, CO 80202 (303) 997-4425 123 W. Alameda Ave.
The Grasshopper (720) 932-8004 Zen Dispensary Denver, Colorado 80223
Green Werkz (720) 389-6490
907 E. Colfax Ave. Alternative Medicine Elevated Medical 26th Ave. & Ogden St.
1728 East 17th Ave. 3660 Downing St. Denver CO, 80205
Denver, CO 80218 DENVER NORTHWEST
Denver CO, 80218 Denver, CO 80205 (303) 297-1466
(303) 647-5210
303-388-4677 (303) 530-4338 Alive Herbal Medicine
Health Star Medical DENVER EAST 4573 Pecos St.
Zen Cafe GreenDocs L.L.C.
Evaluation Clinic Delivery Service 1550 Larimer St., Ste 309 Colorado Care Facility Denver, CO 80211
710 E. Speer Blvd. 5130 E. Colfax Ave. (720) 945-9543
Denver CO, 80203 Denver, CO 80202
Denver, CO 80203 (720) 306-8339 (303) 339-0214 Denver, CO 80220 Altitude Organic
(303) 586-1200 (303) 953-8503 Medicine
DENVER DOWNTOWN J&J Green Clinic
Herbal Health Flavored Essentials 1716 Boulder St.
3462 Walnut St.
419 W. 13th Ave. 24/7 Health Care Centers 3955 Oneida St. Denver, CO 80211
Denver, CO 80205
Denver, CO 80204 3535 Walnut St. Denver, CO 80207 (970) 691-1661
(303) 284-5610
(720) 542-8364 Denver, CO 80205 (303) 377-0539 B*GOODS MMJ
(720) 479-8756
Lotus
Herbal Wellness Inc. 1444 Wazee St., Ste 115 Herbal Care Apothecary
771 Santa Fe Dr., #204 Alternative Medicine On 2866 N. Colorado Blvd. 80 S. Pennsylvania St.
Denver, CO 80202
Denver, CO 80204 The 16th Street Mall Denver, CO 80207 Denver, CO 80209
(720) 974-3109
(720) 299-1919 910 16th St., #805 (303) 321-4433 (303) 803-8256
Denver, CO 80205
Mahooka Meds or (303) 777-5239
Herbs 4 You 2400 Larimer St. Med Stop
(303) 623-1900 5926 E. Colfax Ave. BC Inc.
20 E. 9th Ave. Denver, CO 80205
Apothecary of Colorado Denver, CO 80220 4206 W. 38th Ave.
Denver, CO 80203 (720) 536-0850
1730 Blake St., Ste 420 (303) 573-6337 (MEDS) Denver, CO 80212
(303) 830-9999 Mile High Cannabis
Denver, CO 80202 (720) 988-3184
Lincoln Herbal 899 Logan St. Supreme Care Strains
(303) 296-5566 Biocare
424 Lincoln St. Denver, CO 80203 and Wellness Center
Ballpark Holistic 6767 E. 39th Ave., Ste 105 2899 N. Speer Blvd., Ste 105
Denver, CO 80203 (303) 955-6203
Dispensary Denver, CO 80207 Denver, CO 80211
(303) 955-0701 Mind Body Spirit (303) 455-3187
2119 Larimer St. (720) 877-5216
Mile High Alternative 3054 Larimer St.
Denver, CO 80205
Denver, CO 80205
Chronic Wellness
Medicine (303) 953-7059 DENVER NORTH 3928 Federal Blvd.
Denver, CO 80203 (303) 297-2273
Botanico, Inc. Affordable Medicine for Denver, CO 80211
(720) 289-9654 Natural Remedies Colorado Patients (303) 455-6500
3054 Larimer St.
1620 Market St., Ste 5W
Mile High Green Cross Denver, CO 80205 5650 E. Evans Ave., #405 DenCo
Denver, CO 80202 Denver, CO 80222
852 Broadway St. (303) 297-2273 5830 W. 38th Ave.
(303) 953-0884 (720) 275-1845
Denver, CO 80203 Denver, CO 80212
Denver Compassionate
(303) 861-4252 Peace in Medicine Doctors Orders (303) 518-0303
Caregivers
Center 5068 N. Federal Blvd.
New Millennium 1538 Wazee St. Denco Alternative
2042 Arapahoe St. Denver, CO 80221
Denver, CO 80203 Denver, CO 80202
Denver, CO 80205
Medicine
(720) 318-3275 (303) 623-7246 (PAIN) (303) 433-0276 2828 Speer Blvd., #117
(720) 242-9308
Denver Kush Club Elite Cannabis Denver, CO 80211
Pain Management of RiNo Supply Co
2615 Welton St. Therapeutics (303) 433-2266
Colorado 3100 Blake St.
110 Cook St., Ste 103 Denver, CO 80205 6401 N. Broadway, Unit J
Denver, CO 80205 Denver, CO 80221
Denver, CO 80206 (303) 736-6550
(303) 292-2680 (303) 650-4005
(303) 423-7246

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Doc Danks Sweet Leaf Inc. Ganja Gourmet BC Inc. Metro-Cannabis 2
4785 Tejon St., Unit 101 5100 W. 38th Ave. 1810 S. Broadway 5777 E. Evans Plaza 3425 S. Oleander Ct., Unit B
Denver, CO 80211 Denver, CO 80212 Denver, CO 80210 Denver, CO 80222 Denver, CO 80224
(720) 276-5956 (303) 480-5323 (303) 282-9333 (720) 323-2383 (303) 305-9625
Grass Roots Health The Cosmic Company Mother Nature’s Miracle CannaMart Inc. Mile High Meds
and Wellness 3460 W.32nd Ave. 315 W. Littleton Blvd. 1842 S. Parker Rd., Unit 18 Denver, CO 80113
2832 W. 44th Ave. Denver, CO 80211 Denver, CO 80210 Denver CO, 80247 (720) 457-3751
Denver, CO 80211 (303) 433-3346 (303) 794-3246 (303) 771-1600
Mile High Quality of Life
(720) 838-7637 The Giving Tree of Denver Organameds CannaMed 2186 S. Holly St., #106
Herbal Connections 2707 W. 38th Ave. 2020 S. Broadway 6855 Leetsdale Dr., Ste 420 Denver, CO 80222
2209 W. 32nd Ave. Denver, CO 80211 Denver, CO 80210 Denver, CO 80224 (720) 933-1857
Denver, CO 80211 (303) 477-8888 (720) 862-7544 (877) 420-6337 (MEDS)
Mile High Remedies
(720) 999-6295 The ReLeaf Center Patients Choice Colorado Cannabis 4155 E. Jewell Ave., Ste 310
Herbal Spa 2000 W. 32nd Ave. of Colorado Services Denver, CO 80222
4347 Tennyson St. Denver, CO 80211 2251 S. Broadway 1842 S. Parker Rd, Unit 18 (303) 419-3896
Denver, CO 80212 (303) 458-LEAF (5323) Denver, CO 80210 Denver, CO 80247 Mile High Wellness
(303) 339-0116 The Tea Pot Lounge (303) 862-5016 (720) 984-6543 6740 E. Hampden Ave.
Herbal Wellness, Inc. 2008 Federal Blvd. Rocky Mountain Cronergy Denver, CO 80237
3870 N. Federal Blvd. Denver, CO 80211 Caregivers 4101 E. Louisiana Ave., #320, (720) 382-8516
Denver, CO 80211 (303) 656-9697 285 S. Pearl St. Denver, CO 80246 Rockbrook, Inc.
(720) 299-1919 Total Health Concepts Denver, CO 80209 (720) 382-1287 2865 S. Colorado Blvd., Ste 323
Highland Health 2059 Bryant St. (303) 601-6037 Green Around You Denver, CO 80222
2727 Bryant St., Ste 420 Denver, CO 80211 The Health Center 970 S. Oneida St., Ste 17 (303) 756-0595
Denver, CO 80211 (303) 433-0152 2777 S. Colorado Blvd. Denver, CO 80224 Rocky Mountain
(303) 455-0810 Urban Dispensary Denver, CO 80210 (303) 284-9075
Alternative Medicine
Highland Herbal 2675 W. 38th Ave. (303) 758-9997 Green Cross Caregivers 1479 S. Holly St.
Connections Denver, CO 80211 The Kind Room 1842 S. Parker Rd. Denver CO, 80222
2209 W. 32 Ave. (720) 389-9179 1881 S. Broadway Denver, CO 80231 (303) 758-9114
Denver, CO 80211 Denver CO, 80210 (303) 337-2229
DENVER SOUTH Rocky Mountain Medical
(720) 999-6295 (720) 266-3136 Herban Wellness Inc Marijuana
Highland Squares Broadway Wellness Walking Raven 4155 E. Jewell Ave., #405 1126 S. Sheridan Blvd.
Apothecary 1290 S. Broadway Dispensary Denver, CO 80222 Denver, CO 80232
3460 W. 32nd Ave. Denver, CO 80210 2001 S. Broadway (877) 702-4MMJ (4665) (303) 219-4884
Denver, CO 80211 (303) 997-8413 Denver, CO 80210 Karmaceuticals Southwest
(303) 433-3346 Cannabis 4 Health (720) 327-5613 4 S. Santa Fe Dr. Alternative Care
Local Caregivers 1221 S. Pearl St. Wellspring Collective Denver, CO 80223 1940 W. Mississippi Ave.
of Colorado Denver, CO 80210 1724 S. Broadway (303) 76-KARMA Denver, CO 80223
5316 Sheridan Blvd. (720) 296-7563 Denver, CO 80210 (303) 593-2931
Little Brown House
Denver, CO 80214 Colorado Alternative (303) 733-3113 1995 S. Broadway Sweet Leaf
(720) 233-5482 Medicine Denver, CO 80223
DENVER SOUTHEAST Compassion Center
Mary Jayz Natural 2394 S. Broadway (303) 282-6206 5301 Leetsdale Dr.
Therapeutics Denver, CO 80210 303 Cannabis Inc. Denver, CO 80246
(720) 379-7295
Little Green Pharmacy
4900 W. 46th Ave. 1800 S. Sheridan Blvd., #303 (303) 955-8954
1331 S. Broadway
Denver, CO 80212 Daddy Fat Sacks Denver, CO 80232
Denver, CO 80223 Very Best Medicine
(720) 855-7451 945 South Blvd. (720) 934-5388
(303) 722-2133 (VBM Club)
Rocky Mountain Denver, CO 80219 A Mile High LLC 6853 Leetsdale Dr.
(303) KIND-BUD
Medical Marijuana
Patient Services 63 W. Alameda Ave. Denver, CO 80224
for Wellness
934 S. Federal Blvd. Delta 9 Caretakers LLC Denver, CO 80223 (720) 941-8872
1240 S. Parker Rd., #100
Denver, CO 80211 2262 S. Broadway (303) 722-3420
Denver, CO 80231
(720) 882-5521 Denver, CO 80210 Alternative Medicine (720) 629-3476
DENVER (SOUTHWEST
(720) 570-2127 Of Southeast Denver SUBURBS)
Sunnyside Alternative Metro Cannabis
Medicine Earth’s Medicine 6853 Leetsdale Dr.
4101 E. Wesley Ave., Ste 5 420 Wellness
1406 W. 38th Ave. 74 Federal Blvd., Unit A Denver, CO 80224 2960 S. Federal Blvd.
Denver, CO 80222
Denver, CO 80211 Denver, CO 80219 (720) 941-8872 Denver, CO 80236
(720) 771-9866
(303) 720-6761 (720) 254-0379 (303) 493-1787

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Alameda Wellness ENGLEWOOD Generations Natural GRAND JUNCTION Victory Gardens
Center ADG Herbal Medicine Medicine Colorado Cannabis Delivery Service
183 W. Alameda Ave. 2006 8th St. Grand Junction, CO 80501
11 W. Hampden Ave. Therapy, LLC
Denver, CO 80223 Greeley, CO 80631 (970) 314-5725
Englewood, CO 80113 Delivery Service
(303) 736-6999 (970) 353-2839 Weeds
(720) 278-0419 Grand Junction, CO 81501
Clovis, LLC Best Card, LLC Medicinal Gardens (970) 460-3017 719 Pitkin Ave.
4000 Morrison Rd. 6955 E. Caley Ave. of Colorado Doobies, LLC
Grand Junction, CO 81501
Denver, CO 80219 420 S. Howes St., Ste D (970) 245-4649
Englewood, CO 80111 239 27 ¼ Rd, Ste 1
(303) 284-3165 (Stone House)
(303) 741-2313 (on frontage road)
Green Tree Medical, LLC Fort Collins, CO 80521
Nature’s Kiss Orchard Mesa/Grand Junction, HIGHLANDS RANCH
3222 S. Vance St. (970) 217-0575 CO 81503
Medical Lounge Hatch Wellness Center
Denver, CO 80227
4332 S. Broadway SOLACE MEDS (970) 242-2281
(720) 838-1652 301 Smokey St., Unit A 3624 E. Highlands Ranch Pkwy.,
Englewood, CO 80113 Green Natural #105
Mr. Stinky’s Fort Collins, CO 80525
(303) 564-9690 Solutions, LLC Highlands Ranch , CO 80126
314 Federal Blvd. (970) 225-6337
753 Rood Ave., Unit 3 (303) 470-9270
Denver, CO 80219 FEDERAL HEIGHTS Grand Junction, CO 81501
FRANKTOWN
(720) 243-0246 Colorado Patient (970) 424-5331 IDAHO SPRINGS
S.E.C.A.M. (Serving
Rocky Mt. Organics Coalition Greenlight Care Mountain
9460 Federal Blvd. Parker, Elizabeth,
1015 W. Evans Ave. Delivery service Medicinals, Inc.
Denver, CO 80223 Federal Heights, CO 80260 Castle Rock)
(970) 609-MEDS (6337) 1800 Colorado Blvd., Ste 5
(303) 667-6032 (720) 346-2772 or
(720) 479-8905 Idaho Springs, CO 80452
(303) 660-2650 Heavenly Healing, LLC
The Nature’s Cure Front Range 1225 N. 23rd St. #106 (303) 567-4211
4283 W. Florida Ave. Dispensary, LLC FRISCO Grand Junction, CO 81501
Denver, CO 80219 8876 N. Federal Blvd. (970) 242-2488 LAFAYETTE
Medical Marijuana
(303) 934-9503 Federal Heights, CO 80260 420HighWays, LLC
of the Rockies Herbal Paradise
(303) 429-2420‎ 201 E. Simpson St., Ste B
DURANGO 720 Summit Blvd., Ste 101A 2454 Hwy 6 & 50
Frisco, CO 80443 Grand Junction, CO 81505 Lafayette, CO 80026
FORT COLLINS/GREELEY (720) 434-5210
Nature’s Medicine - (970) 668-MEDS (970) 424-5264
Durango Bonnee and Clyde’s
129 E. 32nd St. Caring Cannabis GLENWOOD SPRINGS High Desert LAKEWOOD
Durango, CO 81301 Fort Collins, CO 80526 Dispensary, LLC
Green Medicine 1490 North Ave., Ste S Bud Med Health Centers
(970) 259-3714 (970) 443-6206 2517 Sheridan Blvd.
Wellness Grand Junction, CO 81501
Natures Own Colorado-CHRONIX 1030 Grand Ave. Lakewood, CO 80214
(970) 424-5357
Wellness Center Medicinal Cannabis Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 (720) 920-9617
High Desert
Delivery service Community (970) 384-2026 Denver Mile Hydro
Durango, CO 81301 Fort Collins, CO 80526 Dispensary
Peaceful Warrior 355 S. Harlan St.
(720) 663-9554 Highly Herbal
(970) 227-3366 Lakewood, CO 80226
Medical Marijuana LLC 555 North Ave., Ste 4
Colorado Wellness 216 6th St. (303) 935-GROW (4769)
EDWARDS Grand Junction, CO 81501
Providers Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 (970) 778-5151 Green Tree Medical
New Hope 1425 Cape Cod Cir. (970) 485-5286 3222 S. Vance St., #230
Wellness Center Naturals
Fort Collins, CO 80525 Lakewood, CO 80227
210 Edwards Village Blvd., B-110 GOLDEN 624 Rae Lynn Dr.
(970) 217-0900 (720) 838-1652
Edwards, CO 81632 Grand Junction, CO 81505
Emerald Pathway Golden Alternative Care (970) 424-5291 Green Werkz - Lakewood
(970) 569-3701
4020 S. College Ave., Ste 11 807 14th St., Ste A 5840 W. 25th Ave.
Rocky Mountain High Golden, CO 80401 Nature’s Alternative
Fort Collins, CO 80525 Lakewood, CO 80214
105 Edwards Village Blvd. (303) 278-8870 496 28 Rd.
(970) 237-0884 (303) 647-5210
Edwards, CO 81632 Grand Junction, CO 81504
Friendly Fire Medimar (970) 245-2680 Lakewood Patient
(970) 926-4408
1802 Laporte Ave. Golden, CO 80401 Resource Center
(303) 903-6983 Nature’s Medicine
ELDORADO SPRINGS Fort Collins, CO 80521 7003 W. Colfax Ave.
1001 Patterson Rd #1
(970) 631-8776 Rocky Mountain Lakewood, CO 80214
Green Belly Co-OP Grand Junction, CO 81506
Organic Medicine (303) 955-5190
3330 El Dorado Springs Dr. (970) 424-5393
Eldorado Springs, CO 80025 420 Corporate Cir.
(720) 381-6187 Golden, CO 80401
(720) 230-9111

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Meadows LITTLETON Nature’s Medicine Green Medical Tea Alchemy
Wellness Center A Cut Above 1260 S. Hover Rd., Ste C Referrals Clinic 98 Hwy 119 South, Ste 2
1701 Kipling St., Ste 104 Longmont, CO 80501 1505 N. Lincoln Ave. (303) 258-3561
2690 W. Main St., Unit C
Lakewood, CO 80215 (303) 772-7188 Loveland, CO 80538
Littleton, CO 80120 NORTHGLENN
(720) 435-3830 New Age Wellness (303) 495-5000
(303) 999-0857
Mr. Nice Guys 625 Main St. Magic’s Emporium Green Medical Referrals
Blue Sky Care
12550 W. Colfax Ave., Unit 119 Longmont, CO 80501 2432 E. 13th St. Clinic -- Northglenn
Connection 10781 Washington St.
Lakewood, CO 80215 (720) 381-2581 Loveland, CO 80537
1449 W. Littleton Blvd., Ste 10
(303) 233-6423 (970) 397-1901 Northglenn, CO 80233
Littleton, CO 80120 Stone Mountain
(970) 667-4325 (303) 495-5000
Natures Herbal Solution (720) 283-6447 Wellness
9699 W. Colfax Ave., Unit A 600 Airport Rd. Marry Janes The Organic Remedy
CannaMart 10866 Melody Dr.
Lakewood, CO 80215 Longmont, CO 80503 4229 W Eisenhower Blvd.,
72 E. Arapahoe Rd.
(303) 232-2209 (303) NUG-WEED or Suite B2 Northglenn, CO 80234
Littleton, CO 80122
(303) 803-3062 Loveland, CO 80537 (303) 450-7462
Pain Wellness Center (303) 771-1600
2509 Sheridan Blvd. The Apothecary MedicalM, LTD NUNN
Colorado Medical
Lakewood, CO 80214 1314 Coffman St. (970) 669-5105
Marijuana LLC Greenfaith Ministry
(720) 404-0174 Longmont, CO 80501
2 W. Dry Creek Cir. Nature’s Herbal P.O. Box 024
(720) 210-3986
Post Modern Health Littleton, CO 80120 Relief Center Nunn, CO 80648
5660 W. Alameda Ave. (303) 625-4012 The Blueberry Twist 528 E. Eisenhower Blvd. (307) 221-2180
Lakewood, CO 80226 725 Main St. Loveland, CO 80537
Footprints Health
(303) 922-9479 Longmont, CO 80501 Phone: 303-219-6834 PAGOSA SPRINGS
8250 W. Coal Mine Ave., Unit 4
(303) 651-7842
Rocky Mountain Littleton, CO 80123 Nature’s Medicine Good Earth Meds
Ways, LLC (720) 981-2818 843 North Cleveland Ave. PO Box 1149
1391 Carr St., Unit 303 The Zen Farmacy Loveland CO, 80537 Pagosa Springs, CO 81147
Green Mountain Care
Lakewood, CO 80214 323 3rd Ave., Ste 3 970-461-2811 (970) 731-2175
5423 S. Prince St.
(303) 238-1253 Longmont, CO 80501
Littleton, CO 80120 Nature’s Medicine Nature’s
(303) 774-1ZEN (1936)
Rocky Mountain (303) 953-9231 Delivery Service Medicine - Pagosa
Wellness Center TLC of Colorado (970) 672-0454 Delivery service
1630 Carr St., Unit C Southwest P.O. Box 1923
Alternative Care Pagosa Springs, CO 81447
Lakewood, CO 80214 Longmont, CO 80501 LYONS (970) 507-0148
(303) 941-7883 2100 W. Littleton Blvd., Suite 50 (720) 207-1324
Littleton, CO 80120 Headquarters Emporium
The OG Collective Dispensary PALISADE
(720) 237-3079 LOUISVILLE
Medical Marijuana 310 Main St. Colorado Alternative
Dispensary The Hemp Center AlterMeds Lyons, CO 80540 Health Care
82 S. Federal Blvd. 2430 W. Main St. 1156 W. Dillon Rd., #3 125 Peach Ave., Unit B
Littleton, CO 80120 Louisville, CO 80227 MONUMENT
Denver, CO 80219 Palisade, CO 81526
(303) 993-7824
(303) 955-0070 (303) 931-6200 Palmer Divide (970) 424-5844
Therapeutic Herbal LONGMONT Compassionate Pain Green Meds
Comfort Management (303) 912-2818 PARKER
Botanic Labs
12078 W. Jewell Ave. 1110 Boston Ave., Ste 210 1116 W. Dillon Rd., Ste 7 A Kinder Way
Lakewood CO, 80228
NEDERLAND
Longmont, CO 80501 Louisville, CO 80027 Parker, CO 80134
(720) 298-8909 (303) 260-8203 (303) 665-5596 Grateful Meds (303) 325-5187
110 Snyder Street
LAKEWOOD Colorado Patients First LOVELAND Nederland CO, 80466 PUEBLO
(Smokeshops) 1811 Hover St., Ste H (303) 258-7703
Longmont, CO 80501 Chronic Illness Grassland
Heads of State (303) 449-1170 Alternative Medicine NedMeds Greenhouse LLC
9715 W. Colfax Ave. 129 S. Cleveland Ave. (303) 258-7981 Pueblo, CO 81004
Lakewood, CO 80215 Herbal Medix Loveland, CO 80537 (719) 671 8857
(303) 202-9400 10763 Turner Blvd, No. 3 One Brown Mouse/
(970) 593-1180 Cannabis Healing Arts
Longmont, CO 80504
(303) 718-8543 35 and 95 E. First St.
Nederland, CO 80446
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Marisol Therapeutics
Wellness Center
177 Tiffany Dr.
Pueblo West, CO
(719) 547 4000 or
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Organic Solutions
356 S. McCulloch Blvd # 106
Pueblo West, CO 81007
719- 547-5179
SALIDA
Medical 420
7595 West Hwy 50
(719) 214-9515
SILVERTHORN
High Country Healing
191 Blue River Parkway
(970) 468-7858
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS
Natural Choice
Co-Op, LLC
1169 Hilltop Pky #104C
Steamboat Springs, CO 80487
970-846-7785
Rocky Mountain
Remedies
2750 Downhill Plaza #205
Steamboat Springs, CO 80487
970-871-2768
VAIL
Herbal Elements
(970) 331-9047
WESTMINSTER
Colorado Patient
Coalition
9460 Federal Blvd.
Westminster CO, 80260
303-810-8667
Herbal Remedies
3200 W. 72nd Ave.
Westminster CO, 80030
303-430-0420
Rocky Mountain
Healing Center, LLC
9035 Wadsworth Pkwy
Westminster, CO 80021
(303) 736-9023
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The Healing Center
8020 Federal Blvd.
Westminster, CO 80031
(303) 412-0200
The Nichol’s Factory
(720) 422-5714
Westminster, CO
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A Kind Place
9195 W. 44th Ave. #E,
Wheat Ridge CO, 80033
720-569-1666
Cannabis
Kindness Center
4045 Wadsworth Blvd. Unit 306,
Wheat Ridge CO, 80033
303-431-4994
NatuRx
10107 W. 37th Pl.,
Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
303-420-9427
WINDSOR
In Harmony Wellness
4630 Royal Vista Cir.
Windsor, CO 80528
(970) 222-5555
WOODLAND PARK
Comfort Care Centers
1750 East Highway 24
Woodland Park, CO 80863
719-687-2221
Eagle’s Nest Sanctuary
Woodland Park, CO 80863
(719) 687-2928
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