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18 Grower’s Grove 10 | Book Review by Charlotte Cruz
What exactly is pH and, more importantly, how can you keep yours under 14 | Myths, Rumors and Maybe even a little truth by Fred Gardner
control for that perfect grow? By Jesse Martin
30 | Time Super Lemon Haze by Charlotte Cruz
22 Dailybuds.com 34 | Valentines Recipes by Chef Herb
Social Network for Marijuana...our users are calling it the facebook
of cannabis. by Jack Prescott 42 | BIG GUNS by Michael Dillon
52 | Colorado Concert Calendar
28 Bob Marley Inspirations
Inspiration comes simultaneously for two artists ­— and all thanks to the 62 | Top Pot Personalities by Michael Dillon
legend, Bob Marley. By Jay Evans
66 | Guide to Ski & Snowboarding

48 Valentines Day 68 | Quick Hits for your DVD

Need a few hints to really nail the best gift for your Valentine this year? 72 | We Dig This By Josh Kaplan
We’ve got an eclectic mix of suggestions.
76 | Dailybuds.com Dispensary Directory
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A dispensary owner tells of his survival of brain cancer and how he sees
the medical marijuana issue. by Noelle Leavitt
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Does it go without saying, or do most of us agree, good riddance 2009? There is no need to
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rant and rave here about all of the negative things we all know that have gone down this past
year. 2010 and a new decade are here and there is a lot of healing needed to fix some really
messed up stuff. But isn’t it about time we leave our old archaic marijuana laws behind, and
finally allow people to enjoy their individual rights to make personal choices about what they A Division of Dbdotcom LLC
wish to put into their own bodies?
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that perpetuate prohibition, when far more evil drugs are regulated and then dispensed in our
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local drug stores? Why are all of the medical marijuana laws nothing more then a tease where
there is no legal way for patients to get their medicine without growing it themselves? Why Business Development | John Thomas Wiegman
can’t marijuana be regulated, and distributed the same way as alcohol? Does anyone really Associate Editors | Randy Malinoff
want to be forced into having to buy pot the old school way where you don’t know what your Director of Advertising | Michael Lerner
getting or who your getting it from?
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marijuana. Now let’s be clear, none of us here at Kush Colorado Magazine promote exposing Creative Director | Coco Lloyd
children or anyone for that matter to marijuana use. What we do condone is laws that protect Design & Layout | Dave Azimi & Cristine Moonan
the safety of our citizens, and at the same time protect our rights to due process and personal
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marijuana. The Obama administration has backed off in enforcing federal marijuana laws as
long as state laws are being complied with. The American Medical Association has changed
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its long-standing position on how marijuana should be classified, recommending that the
restrictions as a schedule I drug be reduced. In fact a recent Gallup poll in October showed a Michael Dillon, Pumpkin Escobar,
dramatic nationwide increase in acceptance of full legalization of marijuana, and a dramatic Fred Gardner, Jesse Martin, Jack Prescott,
decrease in support for continued prohibition. In Western states, a clear majority support Noelle Leavitt, Jay Evans, Charlotte Cruz,
full legalization.
Chef Herb, Josh Kaplan, Lady Elle Marie
What needs to happen now is for the federal, state, and local governments to get on the same
page, and pass laws that govern in accordance with the will of the people. States where medical
marijuana laws are on the books need to be embraced by their cities and counties, and instead
of finding ways to defeat the laws, find ways to make them work. Cities need to regulate and
not ban caregivers, collectives, and dispensaries. Growers must be able to legally grow and
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BOOK REVIEW by CHARLOTTE CRUZ

The Best of Ask Ed:

YOUR MARIJUANA QUESTIONS ANSWERED

There are dozens of books and hundreds of websites that offer

grow tips and historical information on cannabis and that can get
confusing. One may say that pruning is completely necessary while
another says that pruning is like pulling a kitten’s whiskers out with
dull tweezers. With all of the “experts” who claim to have the answers,
it can be a daunting task to get the answer to what may seem to you, a
simple question. Plus, it’s always wise to remember that each person’s
growing experience includes a lot of factors. Is the climate especially
dry? Cold? Is the clone healthy or did the grower start a diseased plant
without knowing? Is the garden safe from pests? What’s the best way
to dry cannabis in a humid climate? There are hundreds of questions
that you could ask yourself and everyone else on the Internet, but if
you want straightforward, experienced advice that has stood the test of
time, climate, environment and reputation, just ask Ed.
Ed Rosenthal is recognized worldwide as a leading authority on
marijuana. In his 30-plus years as America’s “guru of ganja,” he has
written or edited more than a dozen books about marijuana cultivation
and social policy that cumulatively have sold over one million His
first book, Marijuana Grower’s Guide, is the only title on marijuana
cultivation to be reviewed by The New York Times Book Review. After
almost two decades, his Ask EdTM advice column continues to answer
questions on all matters of marijuana from readers around the world.
Rosenthal was one of the original American writers to travel to
Holland, bringing European knowledge and sophistication about
cannabis to the states through his books and columns. He has visited
countless marijuana gardens, gathering information about breeding
and cultivating and sharing the most effective techniques. He is a
member of the International Cannabis Research Society and the
Garden Writers Association of America, and has served as an expert
witness on marijuana cultivation in federal and state trials. Rosenthal
has also been active in promoting and developing policies of civil
regulation for marijuana, advising California legislators and working
on local and national political campaigns. He predicts that by the year
2012, marijuana will be regulated in the U.S. in the same manner as
tobacco and alcohol.
Best of Ask Ed: Your Marijuana Questions Answered is the light
at the end of the proverbial tunnel of information. Rosenthal has
compiled the very best questions and the very best answers into a neat
package that any grower should keep on hand and read and re-read
several times. Rosenthal even includes a scrapbook of memorable
contest photos sent in by readers of his column. Nearly every subject
is touched upon, from security to pest and disease control to cloning
and curing. You can’t go wrong with the guru of ganja as your guide!
Check out www.quicktrading.com to browse and buy Best of Ask Ed:
Your Marijuana Questions Answered or any of his other excellent books.

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 Myths,
Image source: www.marijuanareviews.com

Rumors
and Maybe even
a little truth by FRED GARDNER

Face it, there’s a million strains (and stories) out there. Here, in a noble effort, we
try to separate the historical and genetic points of these strains from the typical
crazy, unsubstantiated rumors.
Inevitably a kid on some blog will claim to have the original OG Kush mother
in his parents’ basement; A 20-year-old college junior from Iowa swears that she can
grow 600 plants under a single 1000w light; Watering your garden with beer makes the
buds fatter.
We’ve read and heard a fraction of “it all” by now. So it’s with great skepticism that we
share with you news from the story mill of how strains are born (their provenance?).
This month’s topic—Trainwreck.
(I hope that somewhere in the mountains an elderly man with a cane and mischievous
gleam in his eye reads these and tells his faithful dog how silly we are all, as he
vaporizes the original Trainwreck strain that he created in his cabin circa 1950.)
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At any rate, we pulled some quotes from
the web about how Trainwreck really
came into being.
1) “The original Trainwreck was supposedly 1st grown in
Arcata, Calif. in the ’60’s. Story has it that there was a train
wreck that summer which more or less memorialized what
turned out to be a very potent and popular smoke. Sativa
dominant.”

2) “Beserker is the guy who discovered/bred Trainwreck.

Steve Tuck is the guy that crossed it with an Afghani to
produce a seed-line/woodhorse/meduser Trainwreck.”

3) “The Arcata cut of Trainwreck gets it name because it was

grown, for the first time, on a hillside that just so happened
to have a train wreck happen in the same area that summer”

4) “Trainwreck is an old hybrid (1970’s) from Humboldt of

lowland Thai, Mexican sativa, and a very solid and potent
Afghani.”

5) “TW is basically a Thai low land sativa that got into the
mix up here back in the early 80’s. Out doors it’s a huge
“weeper creeper” that takes up TONS of space and takes 9
months to come in. It’ original parents were brought back
from Thailand by some vagabond wanting to reproduce
Thai-stick phenotype.”

Pick your favorite and repeat it to your friends.

Here’s what we do know:

Trainwreck delivers an incredible, clear and psychedelic high.
Its special ‘’without ceiling’’ properties make it one of the
most potent Sativas for the indoor grower. Combined with a
unique high, Trainwreck has wonderful deep flavors of mint,
pine, lemons and citrus fruits, which delight the palate and
stimulate the senses.

Trainwreck is a clone that has been passed around in

Northern California for about the last 20 years or more. It is
now exploding around the world as a clone.

This strong sativa really is a punch to the face with a head-

concentrated high. On top of this, it doesn’t leave the body
heavy and slow.

At first glance this bud doesn’t look like a rock star, but you
will notice nice, long hairs that are covered in crystals.
The sweet, skunky smell also stuns the nose. And the light
green colored leaves just makes it a great bud to gaze.

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GROWER'S
GROVE:
The pH Balancing Act
by JESSE MARTIN

What is pH? This is a question that can make new

growers scratch their heads and reach for the pipe. But it’s
not really all that complicated. The pH describes the level of
alkalinity or acidity of a given thing—in this case the liquid
nutrient solution you use to grow your plants.

A sure-fire way to keep
tabs on your pH is a
digital meter like this
one, priced at $99.
www.advancegreenhouses.com
The pH scale starts at zero
and rises to 14. A value of 7.0 is
considered neutral, with values
over 7.0 being alkaline and values
below 7.0 being acidic.
Whatever nutrient solution you’re using, it’s basically a
cocktail of various chemicals. These chemicals can react to
each other in a process called covalent bonding, and form new
chemicals that you don’t want. You don’t want them because
your plant can’t use them. This process of covalent bonding is
largely dependent on the pH of the solution the chemicals are
suspended in (water, in this case).
With the chemicals being used in your average hydroponic
solution, a chemist would say that the optimum pH would
be 7.0, which is neutral. The reasoning behind this is that
in keeping the solution neutral, covalent bonding of the
constituent parts of your solution will be kept to a minimum.
But since your plants like a different pH level for optimum
growth, you have to cater to your joy, lower the pH, and take the
slight loss of nutrient value. Fast growing leafy plants generally
like a lower pH in the range of 5.2 to 5.9. Fortunately, a lower
pH will bond fewer nutrients of the type in your solution than
will a higher pH.
If you let the pH value go beyond the optimum range of
5.2 to 5.9, you’re opening yourself up to undesirable levels of
nutritional deficiency and toxicity, both of which can seriously
impede your growth. Be vigilant.
The tweaking of the concentration of the nutrient solution
at various growth periods further enhances the nutrient
assimilation rate. The concentration of a solution is measured
in parts per million (PPM).
You wouldn’t normally have any nutrient solution feeding
a newly cut clone, so the PPM of your solution at this stage
isn’t an issue. Young, established seedlings or rooted clones,
however, are generally started at 500 to 600 PPM. This value
is increased to 800 to 900 PPM during the peak foliage growth

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period. During the flowering period, the PPM is raised even
higher to 1,000 PPM. That’s a lot of nutrient, and it’s needed,
every drop.
It is at the flowering time that your plant will need the most
resources. After the flowers have grown to buds, you’ll have to
think about flushing the chemicals from your new creation.
At this time, the plant still needs nutrients, but at a lower
concentration.
It is recommended then to reduce the concentration to 400
to 500 PPM for a couple of days to leach out the nutrients that
have built up -- you don’t want to end up smoking them.
It is at this point that some people like to starve their plant
to stimulate the survival response of generating more natural
oils within the plant that will combat dehydration. This
controlled drought has been shown to increase the levels of oil
in the plant, and thus the THC (the good stuff ).
This general overview of the growing process gives you
the knowledge for more advanced decisions about the pH and
concentration (PPM) of your nutrient solution.
The optimum temperature for hydroponic solutions is
generally said to be 75 °F. It is at this temperature that most
elements are assimilated easily, and atmospheric oxygen is
most readily accepted into your nutrient solution.
Measuring
pH and PPM
Measuring pH is relatively easy, and you have quite a few
choices in terms of methods. The most inexpensive and low-
tech method entails taking a sample from your solution. It is
put into a clean vial you get with the pH kit. You test for the
pH by putting a drop of the something-or-other liquid that
came in the kit into the vial (not directly into the solution).
The something-or-other makes the nutrient solution turn
color, usually shades of green or blue-green. This color is then
compared to a color chart that comes with the kit. The closest
color indicates the pH of the solution.
The kits sell for about $5-$10. This low-tech solution
poses some obvious limitations, not the least of which is the
difficulty in deciding which color is closest if you’ve been into
the fruits of your previous harvest.
The optimal method is a dead-on accurate method, and
involves buying a relatively inexpensive pH meter. The meter
tests the pH down to a tenth of a point, and has proven itself
indispensable -- a good buy for about $60.
Another meter tests the PPM of the solution as a whole.
There’s no way around this one, people. If you want to control
the PPM of your nutrient solution, you have to buy the meter.
Prices range from about $60 to $300. If you’re only growing
a one-shot crop or just a few at a time, get the cheaper meter
or mix the nutrients per gram according to the labeled
instructions. If you’re going full throttle and growing for all
of your friends, spend a bit more and get the reliability that
comes with a quality product.
Knowing what to add, and when
to add it, is paramount to your
success as a grower.
When the pH level is too high (alkaline), it can be lowered
with saltpeter, sulfuric acid or phosphorous. When the pH value
is too low, it can be raised with calcium carbonate, lime or potash.
Fertilizers and
Chemicals
Most fertilizers cause a pH change in the nutrient solution.
Adding fertilizer to the nutrient solution almost always results
in a more acidic pH. Adjust accordingly.
The proper way to handle all of these chemicals is
important. The first rule is that you should be clear-headed
when handling. Another general rule is to use glass or
plastic, never metal. The nutrients will react with the very
free elements in the metal and mess up your nutrient ratios.
Glass or plastic doesn’t have that problem, so get your butt
to the kitchen section of the nearest department store first.
Never add the acid directly to the vat of nutrient. Fill a
small glass container with the nutrient to be balanced and add
a few drops of the necessary chemical. Stir it in well and add
small amounts at a time to the large vat of nutrient until the
proper pH balance is achieved. That’s all there is to it. Now
you’re in business.
As time goes on, the amount of salts produced by the
breakdown of fertilizers in the medium causes it to become
increasingly acidic.
Eventually, the concentration of these salts in the medium
will stunt the plant and cause browning out of the foliage.
Also, as the plant gets older its roots become less effective in
bringing food to the leaves. To avoid the accumulation of these
salts in your medium and to ensure that your plant is getting
all of the food it needs, be sure to flush your system with clean,
pH balanced water every couple of weeks. Do this in lieu of
that cycle’s feeding.
There’s always been a big debate over when to adjust
your pH­—before and after you add nutrients to the water, or
just after. We talked to an expert, and she said to do both.
The reasoning for doing both is that water is rarely dead-
on neutral. It’s either acidic or alkaline, depending on your
region. Our chemist said that the way the professionals
do it is to render the water neutral first (pH of 7.0). You
would then add your nutrients to that chemically neutral
solution and adjust to the desired range within 5.2 to 5.9 pH.
Good Luck and
Good Growing!
Sources: Marijuana Magazine,
Cannabis Culture, 420ideas
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By Jay Evans

“No Woman No Cry” By Robb Friedman

Everyone knows that artists are a 420-friendly group. Historically speaking, artists
have always been at the hub of what’s happening, as well as open to the mind-altering
effects of our beloved marijuana plant, (as well as many other tasty substances - but
that‘s for another article).

Since the early history of art (or life on earth for that matter), there is evidence
that smoking herb has enhanced our perception, and given the kind of vision or
enlightenment that elevates us as people into a space simply known as “Art”. Whether
it be paint on canvas, photos in a gallery, a dancing ballerina or a finely cooked meal
we all have a place in our minds and our hearts that allows us to escape and enjoy the
finer “Arts” during our existence here on earth.

Throughout history artists have drawn upon one another for inspiration, thus
expanding on and sort of “parlaying” the art form from one artist to another, one genre
to another, and one generation to another. Paintings can be influenced by song, songs
inspired by people’s acts – there are countless ways one creative medium can influence
another. Artists often derive, or “borrow” from one another and this is the case in the
story of two old friends, their shared passion for “Art”, and their love of a universal
known legend.

Robb Friedman and Josh Kaplan, have been friends for 25 years. Since
high school they have been involved in some art project or another, usually together.
Decades of projects like logo design, window painting also led to client-driven, fine art
pieces and even the design and production of movie sets. They’re both “utility artists”
as well as “fine artists.”

Over the years both Robb and Josh found their individual fortes and niches, but among
the many that they share is their love for oil painting. As LA natives -- raised on a culture
of media, music, sports, and “Art“ in general -- it’s no surprise their portfolios are full of
these pop-culture icons.
 bob marley inspirations bob marley inspirations bob marley inspirations
One idol, in particular, had
served as background music as
they worked on other projects,
but never as a subject worthy of
the oil painting treatment. But
nobody can deny Bob Marley,
king of reggae, forever. Josh
and Robb are huge Marley
fans, and would usually listen
to him when collaborating over
the years. Separately, though,
they re-discovered the Marley
influence and began to work on

“Bob Marley” By Josh Kaplan

pieces in his honor. Friedman’s
Marley is a mixture of painting
and another expertise, graphic
design. His use of imagery with
“quotations” from his subject,
pulls you in and wraps you up
in the memory of those words,
or in this case Marley‘s lyrics.
His pieces are pop art at their
best, and really put you in a
moment.

Kaplan’s impression of Marley is totally different. Very representational with a strong sense
of Impressionism. Josh’s image -- while still graphic in nature -- has brilliant colors dancing
throughout the piece, vibrantly depicting Bob’s energy. Josh depicts his subjects in a very
colorful way, while sustaining his classical style. “With all the influences, “ Josh said, “…..
I’m surprised it took me this long to paint Bob.”

Robb said, “It was a strange sense of timing. I was listening to Bob as I often do when
painting, and Kaplan called me to tell me he was getting very “high” on his new Marley
piece. I couldn’t believe it, I told him I was doing one too, and it just hit us both. It was like
Bob was influencing both of us at the same time - for whatever reason. It was pretty cool.”

As these two artists have remained close, they both continue to build their prospective
client list’s. Some of them include Kobe Bryant, Michael Jordan, The Los Angeles Dodgers,
Justin Timberlake, Donnie Wahlberg, Jermaine Dupree, and many, many more.
With the paintings these two friends and talented artists are producing, it’s no wonder
that the world of pop media, and the A-list of today have noticed both Friedman’s and
Kaplan’s artwork. Robb and Josh both donate artwork yearly to different charities to give
back to their community. The two really enjoy meeting and working with other artists,
from all mediums. Both seem to have a true appreciation for “Art” as a whole, and the
relationship it has upon one another in this world - that interlinking chain between artists
whether they’re still here or not.

“This is a life-long journey”, Josh says, “… there is always something else to learn.”
Robb adds, “We’re not doing this to be rich or anything….. “ (Josh laughs out loud) “That’s
for sure!!!. It’s more for the LOVE!” chimes Robb. “Definitely for the love of Art,” Josh adds.

You can check out these plus other works from these fine artist at their respective websites below.
www.RobbFriedman.com & www.KapsArt.com
 SUPER LEMON HAZE from
by CHARLOTTE CRUZ GREEN HOUSE SEED COMPANY wins

for Second Time

Super Lemon Haze repeated as the favorite Dutch coffeeshop strain at the
22nd Cannabis Cup in Amsterdam. It won last year as well, and is the first
strain to repeat since the Green House’s Super Silver Haze in 1999.

Vanilla Kush from Barney’s placed second in the competition for the top
prize. Headband Kush from Green Place finished third.

The Green House and Barney’s continued to dominate the Cup as the two
powerhouses have throughout the decade. The last shop to win the Cup other
than the Green House or Barney’s was The Noon with Blueberry in 2000.

Cannabis Cup
1. Super Lemon Haze - Green House
2. Vanilla Kush - Barney’s
3. Headband Kush - Green Place

Indica Cup
1. Starbud - Hortilab Seed Company
2. OG18 - Reserva Privada
3. Kush D - Allstar Genetics

Sativa Cup
1. Saris Hilton - Harvestman Seed Company
2. Super Lemon Haze - Green House Seed Co.
3. The Purps - BC Bud Depot

Imported Hash Cup

1. Rif Cream - Green House
2. Triple Zero - Barney’s
3. Azilla - Amnesia

Dutch Hash Cup

1. Royal Jelly - Barney’s
2. Green House Ice - Green House
3. Grey Area Chrystal - Grey Area
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 French Toast Baked in
a Honey-THC-Pecan Sauce
This dish can be set up the night before -- so you can
sneak out of your bedroom for a moment to pop it into the
Valentines
oven and awaken your Valentine’s senses with a wonderful
smell and flavor sensation.

4 large eggs (beaten)

¾ cup Half and Half
½ tablespoon brown sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
4 (2 inch-thick) slices of day-old French bread or crusty bread
¼ cup THC butter cut into pieces
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¼ cup brown sugar
¼ cup honey
¼ cup maple syrup
by CHEF HERB

¼ cup chopped pecans

Combine the eggs, Half and Half , brown sugar, and vanilla
extract in a small bowl.

Pour half the mixture into a baking dish. Place the bread
Sexy Food and Gourmet Treats in the pan and top with the other half of mixture, making sure
all parts of the bread are saturated with the liquid. Cover and
place in the refrigerator overnight.

Preheat oven to 350 degrees. To melt the butter, place in a

Chef Herb’s creations with 13’x9’x2 inch baking dish and set in the oven.
a touch of aphrodisiac When melted, stir in the brown sugar, honey ,maple syrup,
ingredients for you and and pecans.

your loved one. Set the soaked bread slices on top of the pecan mixture.
Bake for 30 to 35 minutes, or until puffed and golden brown.

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 Remove from oven and serve using a spatula to invert Garden Salad with
the bread slice onto your plate. After placing the bread
onto the plate, pour excess juices and pecans on top of your Honey-Garlic Dressing
French toast.
1/2 head Boston Bibb lettuce
Serve with a cup of hot coffee and enjoy. 1/2 head romaine
4 stalks of hearts of palm (sliced)
Baked Artichoke and Crab Dip
1/4 c. black nicoise olives
Serve this as a brunch, lunch or party favorite.
1 lg. tomato (cut in eighths)
½ tablespoon THC oil
1 yellow pepper (cut in thin strips)
½ small green pepper (chopped fine)
DRESSING:
½ small red pepper (chopped fine)
1 can (14 oz) artichoke hearts (chopped fine) 1/2 tsp. Dijon mustard
¾ cup mayonnaise 1 sm. garlic clove (pressed)
¼ cup THC butter soft Few drops of soy sauce
¼ cup thin sliced scallions 1 tbsp. good quality vinegar, any flavor
½ cup fresh grated parmesan cheese 1/2 tsp. honey
2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce 4 tbsp. THC olive oil
½ teaspoon celery salt Parmesan cheese for sprinkling
½ pound of crab meat picked through to remove shells Mix together the ingredients for the salad and set aside.
¼ cup sliced almond toasted Whisk together the mustard, garlic, soy, vinegar and honey.
Whisk in oil. Pour on salad and sprinkle with cheese.
Preheat oven to 375 degrees and grease a 6”x9” baking dish.
Saute in a small skillet, THC oil and bell peppers until tender.
In a large bowl combine the artichokes, jalapeno, mayonnaise, Oysters Italiano
THC butter, scallions, parmesan cheese, Worcestershire,
This recipe has a kiss of THC butter to spark
celery salt, crab meat, and sauteed bell peppers. Mix well.
your evening.
Place into baking dish. Sprinkle with toasted almonds and
bake for 25-30 minutes or until golden brown. 3 to 4 slices pancetta or bacon
Serve with tortillas or toast points of choice. ¼ cup onion chopped fine

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¼ cup red bell pepper chopped fine
1 jalapenos, seeded and chopped fine
4 tablespoons unsalted THC butter softened
½ cup seasoned bread crumbs or panko bread crumbs
¼ cup freshly grated parmesan cheese
8 shucked oysters on the half shell
Preheat oven to 450 degrees. Cook pancetta or bacon in a
large skillet over medium heat until crisp. Drain and chop into
small bits and save the excess grease .
In the same skillet place add onion red bell pepper and
jalapenos and saute till soft and a bit carmelized. Remove
skillet from the heat. Now add all the ingredients together:
pancetta, onion, bell pepper, jalapenos, parmesan cheese,
bread crumbs, and THC butter mix thoroughly .
Place shucked oysters on a baking tray and top with the
prepared mixture.
Bake for 10 minutes at 450 degrees or until golden brown.
Capellini with Fresh Tomato
and Basil Sauce
1 lb. fresh plum tomatoes (peeled, seeded & coarsely chopped)
1/2 c. fresh basil leaves (coarsely chopped)
1/2 (3 1/4 oz.) jar capers (drained & rinsed)
1 1/2 tbsp. sherry vinegar
Dash salt
Dash freshly ground pepper
1/2 lb. capellini or angel hair pasta
3 oz. THC olive oil
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Combine tomatoes and basil. Marinate at room temperature
1 to 2 hours or overnight in refrigerator. Blend capers, vinegar,
salt and pepper into tomato mixture. Slowly heat.
Bring large amount of salted water to rapid boil; add pasta and
cook until al dente; drain well. Add enough oil to coat. Toss
with tomato mixture.
Chocolate Lava Cakes with
Cherry Grand Marnier Sauce
This dessert is so called because the center of the cake
is a thick liquid chocolate and oozes out when cut, like
molten lava. These make a great surprise dessert and
although pretty simple to make, will impress your lover.
The chocolate flavor is intense (especially if you use
bittersweet), so I like to serve it with vanilla ice cream
to balance the flavor.
6 ounces bittersweet or semisweet chocolate
(chopped or chips)
3/4 cup (1 1/2 sticks) unsalted THC butter
(cut into small pieces)
6 tablespoons unsweetened cocoa powder
3/4 cup sugar
6 large egg yolks
3 large eggs
2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
1 16-ounce bag frozen pitted dark sweet cherries (thawed)
1/2 cup sugar
1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1 tablespoon Grand Marnier (optional)
Vanilla ice cream
 Preheat oven to 350° F. Butter six 4-ounce ramekins or
muffin tins.
Make the cherry sauce by combining the cherries, 1/2
cup sugar, and 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon in a sauce pan. Cook
over medium heat until the sugar melts, stirring occasionally.
Continue to cook for another 5 minutes then remove from
heat. Stir in the Grand Marnier and set aside.
MAKE THE CHOCOLATE LAVA CAKES.
Place a medium bowl over a pot of simmering water or heat
a double boiler over medium-high heat. Add the chocolate
and butter. Stir occasionally until the chocolate and butter has
melted. Stir together until well combined. Remove from heat.
In another bowl, whisk together the sugar and cocoa
powder. Whisk the sugar and cocoa mixture into the melted
chocolate. Whisk the egg yolks and whole eggs together, then
whisk the eggs into the chocolate and sugar mixture. Sprinkle
the flour over the chocolate mixture, then fold the flour in
with a rubber spatula.
Divide the chocolate mixture evenly between the 6
ramekins or muffin tins. Place in oven.
Bake for approximately 9 to 10 minutes. The outside of the
cake will form a crust like any other cake, but the center of
the cake should remain a thick liquid. Watch the tops of the
cake to see how done they are. Touch the top of the cake with
your finger. When done, you should be able to press down
slightly on the cake and have it spring back but when you
insert a toothpick into the cake, the toothpick should come
out with wet batter on it. (The trick is to cook the cakes as
little as possible for a liquid center yet long enough that a firm
cake-like exterior forms that won’t fall apart when you take it
out of the pan.)
Remove cakes from oven and let cool in pan for 10 minutes.
Loosen the edges of the cakes with a paring knife and invert
onto dessert plates. Serve warm with cherry sauce and a scoop
of vanilla ice cream.
Chocolate Peanut Butter
Bonbons
1 cup peanut butter
1 cup chopped pecans
1 cup powdered sugar
1 cup chopped dates (NOT the prepackaged chopped type)
1 Tbsp. butter, softened
2 cups semisweet chocolate chips
1/2 cup milk chocolate chips
1/2 cup milk chocolate chips
In large bowl, combine peanut butter, pecans, powdered
sugar, dates, and butter and mix well; form into 1” balls.
Melt semisweet chips and 1/2 cup milk chocolate chips
together in a glass measuring cup in microwave on medium
power about 2 minutes, stirring once, until melted and
smooth. Stir in remaining 1/2 cup milk chocolate chips and
stir constantly until smooth (this tempers the chocolate,
setting up crystals so it will harden). Dip each ball into melted
chocolate mixture and set on parchment paper.
Let stand until chocolate is firm, then store tightly covered
at room temperature.
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 BIG GUNS at the 2010 Telluride Bluegrass Festival By MICHAEL DILLON

For the 37th year in a row, the annual Telluride Bluegrass Festival rolls into Colorado’s beautiful
Telluride Box Canyon in the San Juan Mountains. As always, the festival will celebrate Summer
Solstice -- the longest day of the year and the official kickoff of summer -- from June 17th-20th.
And after a (hopefully) successful ski season pounding your knees into the powder, Festivians can
kick back in the sunshine and fresh air, enjoying friendships and most importantly, the music.

The festival lineup (see full list below) is stacked with talent For all more detailed information and updates on the festival
that includes Béla Fleck, Sam Bush Band, a Tim O’brien + Jerry visit www.bluegrass.com/telluride, where you can sign up for their
Douglas duet, John Cowan, Peter Rowan, Yonder Mountain newsletter, join the Festivian Forum, and more to get ready for
String Band, and a closing set from the Telluride house band the Summer Solstice Bluegrass celebration!
-- which includes many of those just named. Béla Fleck will be
performing with a trio that includes Indian tabla master Zakir The Lineup (at press time):
Hussein and the classic bassist Edgar Meyer. With more acts • Sam Bush Band
to be added to the already beefy lineup of renowned bluegrass • Béla Fleck, Zakir Hussain & Edgar Meyer
musicians, Telluride 2010 is shaping up as an outstanding bill for • Yonder Mountain String Band
the festival. • Telluride House Band featuring Sam, Béla,
Jerry, Edgar, Bryan & Stuart
Lodging options are plentiful in and around Telluride, but true • Del McCoury Band
Festivians enjoy the smells, sights and sounds of the outdoors to • Hot Rize
the fullest by staying in the Planet Bluegrass Campgrounds, which • Leftover Salmon
includes Lawson Hill, Telluride High School, Mary E. Ilium, • Tim O’Brien Band
Town Park, and Warner Field. It appears Town Park and Warner • Jerry Douglas
field are already sold out, so get your passes soon! Camping really • Josh Ritter Band
is the way to go and can lead to lifelong friendships, but if you’re • Punch Brothers featuring Chris Thile
not lucky or brave enough to camp there are plenty of hotels in • Peter Rowan
town. • Carolina Chocolate Drops
• John Cowan Band
With a four-day festival like this, you may want to get away • Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros
from the stage and find some other things to do. Luckily, Telluride • Imelda May
has a rich variety of outdoor activities to enjoy, including rafting • Cadillac Sky
& kayaking, fly fishing, hiking, mountain biking, rocklimbing • Mumford & Sons
and the free Gondola ride that stretches to nearby Mountain • The Drepung Monks
Village. Whatever you do, you’re certain to find some refreshing • Sarah Jarosz
adventure to break into the summer season. • The Hillbenders

With the always intelligent audience that appreciates the risk Tickets:
& reward of live variations and combos, attendees can always Festival tickets went on sale Dec 9th. You can pick them up online
expect the unexpected from the Telluride Bluegrass Festival. @ shop.bluegrass.com or call 800-624-2422.

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 VALE
NTIN
DAY E ’S
GIFT
GUID
E

Ah, l’amour.
It’s beautiful and horrible and
everything imaginable in between.
Fill the space after you’re twitterpated
and before you land that restraining
order with some awesome gifts for the
object of your desire.

FOR HER:
GIVE HER THE SUN
Made of frosted glass, the Sun Jar from SUCK UK comes with a
solar-powered cell and rechargeable battery. Its LED light charges during
the day and lights up when it gets dark to give you 5 hours of candle-like
light. Use it to set the mood or as a nightlight if you’re honey’s afraid of
the dark.
£20 (approx. $33 USD) at www.suck.uk.com

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It’s adorable how forgetful she is sometimes. Give her a big
visual aid when she’s running around looking for her keys. The
oversized Harry Allen V2 Key Keychain is made from 100%
silicone and modeled from an old Italian church key. It comes
with a stainless steel ring to hold the keys and isn’t likely to get
lost in plain view.
$19 at www.designpublic.com
CHICKS DIG ART
It’s hard to find good artwork on the cheap, even in a
recession. Help her adorn her walls with quality pieces from
independent artists featured online at We [Heart] Prints. They
showcase everything from quirky/cute to dark and moody. The
site is regularly updated with new stuff and it’s actually pretty
good and priced within reach.
Prices vary at www.weheartprints.com
GET ON BOARD
Instead of attempting to roll joints on a floppy magazine or a
small CD cover, you can comfortably lay back with a cushioned
rolling tray on your lap. The Suru Board has a solid wooden top,
with grooves for holding herb or finished joints and is fixed to
a bean-bag-like pillow that conforms to whatever surface you
have to use. There are secret side pockets for papers or lighters,
and you can’t go wrong with the suede-like fabric and five color
choices!
$50 at www.small-axe.biz
INCREDIBLE, EDIBLE PIPE
The Veg-a-pipe is almost an essential. At any time, in any
place, you can construct a pipe out of almost any kind of fruit
or vegetable. Travelers, students, and closet-tokers alike can all
make use of the basic inconspicuous tools. If you aren’t able to
invest in a quality smoking device, be sure to pick up this super
handy kit and a fruit basket.
$8 - $10; wholesale information at www.vegapipe.com
CHI-CHI-CHI-CHIA!
There is perhaps no more signature gift for the devoted stoner
to give than something from the Chia family of gifts. When
you care enough to say, “I’m totally baked, but still thinking
about you.” Even better: you can get one in the shape of Hillary
Clinton’s head. Obama is available too. Sweet!
$20 at www.americanchia.com
FOR HIM:
ONE OF THE GREAT ONES
The late Ol’ Dirty Bastard aka Osiris aka Big Baby Jesus aka
Dirt McGirt has been Warhol-ized. His lovely mug is the featured
pop graphic on a soft cotton T-shirt and I can think of few people
in the world more deserving of such an honor. As we all know,
Wu-Tang is for the children.
$24 exclusively at urbanoutfitters.com
COVER THAT UP
On the days when going “commando” simply will not do,
pull on a pair of hemp boxers. They are all the natural support
and comfort that the boys need. The undies are 55% of the good
stuff, 45% cotton and are made in Hawaii. Enjoy the soft organic
goodness where it counts.
$20 at www.hemplingerie.com
GOOD TIMES IN 8-BITS OR LESS
From one of the twisted minds behind “Crank Yankers”
and the creator of “Minoriteam” comes an animated series two
decades in the making … “Code Monekys,” a comedy of 8-bit
proportions. The hijinks and shenanigans abound with this crew
of 1980s misfit game programmers that Wired magazine hails as
veering into the wildly surreal. Season 1 G4’s hit show is now on
DVD.
$18 at www.amazon.com
SUCH A TOOL
It looks like the Terminator and a Transformer had a
fantastically useful lovechild. The Leatherman Skeletool features
a knife, two different pliers, wire cutters, screwdrivers, the ever-
important bottle opener and a carabiner clip. All in just 5 ounces!
WARNING: Owning this tool will not make you a member of the
A-Team. Sorry.
$70 at www.rei.com
COOL IT, BUDDY!
It’s been one of those days: you’re still on the couch in your
underwear and don’t have the energy to make it to the kitchen
to cure your incessant thirst or hunger. Wouldn’t it be awesome
if you had a tiny fridge nearby that was stylish and quiet? Wish
no more. The Deluxe Mini Fridge Warmer is compact enough
to go anywhere, even the car. This baby chills to 44 degrees or
warms to 140 degrees, has a see-through door and sports a digital
thermostat. Fill it up, pick your temperature and enjoy.
$100 at www.thinkgeek.com
TOUGH, HARD CACHE
You’re willing to pay top dollar for the finest medicine so
why besmirch your weed by carrying it around in a baggie? Bent
Grass Products has a better solution: its Smooth Draw Stash
Boxes. The airtight, hard-shell cases will lock in your stash’s
flavor and make it look really cool. A variety of case sizes are
available at dispensaries, head shops and online. Some even have
customizable foam inserts.
$10 - $25 at www.bentgrassproducts.com/smoothdrawproducts.html
-- Pumpkin Escobar
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 SMOKING CANNABIS PROVED THE BEST FORM OF TREATMENT FOR BRAIN-CANCER
SURVIVOR NICK COKAS, WHO RECENTLY OPENED A MEDICAL MARIJUANA DISPENSARY
IN BOULDER, CALLED COLORADO CARE INC.
Cokas was 24 years old and living in Santa Barbara when
doctors found a tumor in his brain; they surgically removed the
growth and tested it for cancer.
After the surgery, doctors started brain and spine radiation,
which made Cokas throw up several times a day, prompting him
to try medical marijuana to alleviate the nausea.
“The biggest thing is, it helped me relax a little bit, so I
could sleep maybe 10 or 15 minutes at a time,” Cosak said.
He was thrilled with how the drug calmed his mood and
helped him cope with post-surgery pain, and decided to stop the
chemo after only three months of treatment.
A YEAR LATER, HE WAS CANCER FREE.
“I’m five years out from treatment, and I feel good,”
Cokas said, adding that it’s now his life goal to help those in
similar situations find help with marijuana – the main reason he
opened a dispensary on Oct. 15 in North Boulder at the age of 29.
Brain cancer derailed a series of positive changes for Cokas,
who was physically abused by his alcoholic father as a kid and
became an orphan at 14 after his father died of AIDS.
His father’s alcoholism was so severe and violent that Cokas’s
childhood memories are filled with bloody beatings.
“I was going through that experience as a kid, and every
day was terrifying,” he explained. “He was a good man,
but he had a drinking problem, and that’s why I’m so
upset with alcohol. There are so many issues with alcohol,
but I’ve never seen anyone die from weed.”
The situation forced him and his three sisters to move in with
their aunt and uncle in Connecticut.
“I was 13 in Connecticut, and I was struggling,” Cokas
said. “I had so many issues by that time. I was beat for so
many years.”
His father – who was diagnosed with advanced stages of AIDS
at the time – moved to Santa Barbara to avoid warrants out for his
arrest in New Jersey because of multiple DUIs.
As Cokas struggled to stay in school in Connecticut, his father
was on his death bed in Santa Barbara. Surprisingly, Cokas went
to his father’s side.
“My dad was actually wonderful when he didn’t drink.
He had a wonderful heart,” Cokas said. “I lived with him
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that year, and he passed that year. I think there was some
reconciling between us, after all that crap he put me
through – me and my sisters.”
Cokas opted not to go back to Connecticut after his father’s
death. Instead, he moved in with a friend from school in Santa
Barbara, who had loving and open-minded parents named Gail
and Ernie Keener.
“These people took me in and gave me the best life. It was
the most amazing experience,” Cokas said said.
The transition into a loving, non-abusive family was life-
changing for him. They gave him the proper tools to successfully
graduate from Santa Barbara High School.
Two semesters into college at Antioch University in Santa
Barbara, he was diagnosed with the brain tumor.
The Keeners enveloped him with love during the trying
time and supported his decision to stop chemo and use medical
marijuana.
When Cokas found out that he was cancer free, he decided
to go back to Antioch University, where he earned his bachelor’s
degree in liberal arts.
Two years later, he moved to Boulder and worked as a
computer consultant. He felt something was missing and wanted
to do something more meaningful with his life and for others, so
he started to pursue a career in the medical marijuana field.
He met with a lawyer and found out the legalities for medical
marijuana dispensers, applied for a business license with the
Colorado secretary of state, and obtained a sales tax license,
making it possible for him to open a dispensary six months later.
THE PROCESS WAS EXTREMELY SMOOTH HE SAID.
“The biggest hurdle was finding properties that would
let me rent retail space,” Cokas said. “People would
automatically think I was a bad person.”
He now sells several strains of medical marijuana, pipes to
cancer and MS patients, and to those who battle chronic pain.
“Our main focus is about people,” Cokas said. “The
frustrating part is a lot of people are trying to regulate
without looking at the perspective of the patients.
Being a dispensary maker, they don’t come to me to ask
me anything.”
COLORADO CARE INC.,
PRODUCTS AND STORE
SALES PERCENTAGES:
• Marijuana plants for
smoking in a pipe
Most popular with roughly 55
percent market share

• Edibles, including The

Hulk Chocolate Chunk,
Reeses Pieces, Coco Chips,
Rice Krispy Treats and hard
candy
Roughly 20 percent market share

• Vaporizers: Popular with

Multiple Sclerosis patients
Roughly 15 percent market share

• Tincture: Glycerin-based
marijuana
Remaining 10 percent of the
market share

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It’s 2010! Time really flies -- which is a good reminder at how little time we all have -- so get out there
and enjoy the wonderful noises that others are making for us. Whether you made New Year’s resolutions
or not some live music can be your New Year’s soundtrack. And a concert can provide you with some
motivation to fulfill your promises to yourself and be with the people you love.

The Bonner Party  Steve Aoki

1.10.10 (+ every Sunday) @ Mercury Cafe (Denver)
What better way to round out the weekend than some
smooth jazz?! Legendary Joe Bonner leads this jazz quartet
rooted in bebop, gospel, and blues every Sunday night @
the Mercury Cafe
Anti-Flag
1.16.10 @ Cervantes (Denver)
These punk rock veterans have been putting their fists in
the their and fighting The Man for almost two full decades.
Their most recent album, The People Or The Gun, was
released in 2009 and does not stray from their brand of
political punk advocacy. Looks to be a great, high energy
concert.
Murs
1.23.10 @ Fox Theatre (Boulder)
Murs has been “Making Underground Raw Shit” since
1993 as a solo artist, a member of the Living Legends, 3
Melancholy Gypsys, 9th Wonder and Felt. Most recently,
he released the solo album Murs For President in 2008. His
flow is impeccable and delivery timeless. Don’t miss out
on this special show!
1.24.10 @ Belly Up (Aspen)
Steve Aoki is the founder of Dim Mak Records, the LA-
based electro label that has produced some of the top
electronic music in the world. He’s an internationally
coveted DJ & producer with a live set that can be
described as heavy, banger, fist pumping electro with lots
of sirens and grit. After losing best friend DJ AM recently,
Aoki seems to be extra driven these days. Lucky us.
Timbaland
1.26.10 @ Gothic Theatre (Englewood)
Timbaland doesn’t have to flex his bulging muscles to
get respect. He has worked with everyone from Justin
Timberlake & One Republic to Daughty & Nelly. He
released Shock Value II on Dec 9th, 2009 with appearances
from JT, Katy Perry, Jet, Drake, and more. This concert will
be like listening to a Top-40 DJ set, except it’ll be delivered
by the man who produced the tracks. 
Brand New, Manchester Orchestra
1.30.10 @ Fillmore Auditorium (Denver)
Brand New just released their new album Daisy,
and Manchester Orchestra has been hard at work
playing shows and releasing their acoustic “12 Days of
Christmas”. The combination of these two bands should
be a rockin’ good time that won’t dissapoint.

Right from Top:

Murs, Les Claypool, Tech N9ne,
Pink Floyd, Timbaland, Anti-Flag

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2.4.10 @ Aggie Theatre (Fort Collins)
Bela Fleck presents “The Africa Project” which includes
collaborations with various African musicians off of the
Throw Down Your Heart: Africa Sessions album. If you have
never heard or seen him live, it is a must for any music
lover. Simply beautiful sounds! Also has shows in Durango,
Aspen, Grand Junction. Check the website for details.

Tech N9ne
2.4.10 @ Boulder Theatre (Fort Collins, Boulder,
Colorado Springs, Aspen)
Terrifying and talented, Tech N9ne comes crashing in
to Colorado in February off the heels of his new album
K.O.D. A Tech N9ne concert can be pretty wild, so leave
the kiddies at home. This is one of four CO shows in
February. The show lands Feb 3 in Fort Collins (Aggie
Theater), Feb 4 in Boulder (Boulder Theater), Feb 5-6
in Colorado Springs (The Black Sheep) and Feb 7 in
Aspen (Belly Up).

The Pink Floyd Experience

2.5.10 @ Arnold Hall Theater (Colorado Springs)
The Pink Floyd Experience is a sort of tribute show meant
to recreate the Pink Floyd heyday concert in an intimate
theater setting, as opposed to an arena. Not quite the real
thing, but it’s pretty cool nonetheless. The Experience hits
Beaver Creek on Feb 3 (Vilar Center), Fort Collins on Feb
4 (Lincoln Center) and the US Air Force Academy on Feb
5 at Arnold Hall Center. Salud!

Girls
2.10.10 @ Bluebird Theater (Denver)
The San Fran posse of Girls come into Denver towards
the end of their North American tour dates before
jetting off to Europe. Their thrashing rock fusion sounds
will be delightful to the ears of attendees at the Bluebird
Theater.

Les Claypool
2.13.10 @ Fox Theatre (Boulder)
Formerly the bassist for Primus, Les Claypool’s music fully
reflects this bass heavy background. Not quite as heavy
as Primus, but it still would be considered a hard rock
show. There are several other dates Colorado. Les’ legend
begins Feb. 12 in Aspen (Belly Up), Feb. 13 in Boulder (Fox
Theater) and Feb. 14 at the Ogden Theater in Denver.

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ael Dillo
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Marijuana pulls different characteristics
and mannerisms (and, possibly, silliness)
out of everyone. Whether you get relief,
hunger, silly, stupid, anxious, or some
combination from your THC intake, it’s
almost always a little different side of you.
That can be simply wonderful, or incredibly
annoying for others in the room.  one down. After enjoying a toke, this dude or dudette wants
This is our list of the common
personalities that pot can bring out. Most
people are a hybrid of some combo of these,
but there are certainly instances where one
trait is more apparent.
It takes all kinds, it’s true, and culturally
speaking we’d rather hang with these cats
than someone who’s downed a fifth of JD
and thinks sucker punching a buddy is
‘hilarious.’
Happy High Guy - He’s always got a smile on his face
when puffing! This is the stoner you want to be around when
smoking. Can be pretty annoying if you are not high, but
nothing is gonna wipe the face boner off of this dude. Fired
from his job? No worries. Kicked out of her house? She’ll worry
about it later.
Productive Pothead  - This one will clean the
whole house, pay all of the bills, and go for a quick jog in the
time that you’ve walked to the convenience store to pick up a
snack. Good roommate to have, granted they don’t make you
feel guilty by listing off all of their myriad miraculous feats. The
flip side is they could cajole you off the couch to do at least one
thing on your list.
Ganja Gazer - Everything is wonderful and beautiful
to this pothead. You’ll find her observing the sky and finding a
meaning in every cloud or star, staring at her hand wondering
why humans are built the way we are, or stuck in an art gallery
for hours gazing at the same piece. Interesting, but can be a bit
much for the casual smoker. Still, you’ll get some fresh air and/
or some culture. There are worse things.
Mary Jane MacGyver - This one can make a
bong out of anything. The most resourceful individuals in the
marijuana world. Give her a door nob, stick of gum, and light
bulb and you’ll have a gravity bong within minutes. Fruit? No
problem. Good person to have around!
The Intellectual - He knows everything about
anything and can tell you about it for hours. Generally a bit
on the snobby side, getting into a deep discussion with this
individual can be both frustrating and enlightening. If you are
aware of this trait in someone, avoid the topics of the universe,
politics, religion, or literature.
Sporty Stoner - Not even an Indica can slow this
to pump iron, play b-ball, or go for a jog. You can’t keep them
sitting still. They can be really fun to be around, but if you’re
feeling like a chill buzz you’d better avoid this pot-jock.
Chill Bro - This is the dude who just wants to watch a
movie and gorge on munchies after smoking. Staying at home
is a MUST. The opposite of the jock pothead, the chill pothead
is often called lazy and has created a stereotype that critics
tend to exploit. Critics are super un-chill. Given today’s mass-
media, instantaneous distractions, there is nothing wrong with
slowing things down a bit and enjoying one thing at a time.
Talkative Toker - They never shut up. Whether
they are talking about their family & friends, themselves, or
how awesome the Lakers are, you will not get them to stop
talking once they’ve had a few hits. Avoid car rides with this
type of toker.
Stupid Stoner - This is your typical ‘dumbass’ that
gives the rest of us a bad rep (although we’ve ALL been this
guy at some point). They have no idea what is going on around
them. If ‘clueless stoner’ was in the middle of an earthquake he
would probably be asking you something like “Did you hear
that Michael Jackson died?... that’s crazy bro. I loved him. Why
are people running?” 
The Air Head - She will consistently misplace her
keys, lose her wallet, or forget why she just walked into the
kitchen. You explain something really personal and important
only to realize 5 seconds after you’re done talking, they have no
idea what you just said. Very frustrating. Very common.
This list obviously doesn’t cover all
brands of stoner. Do you know of a different
pothead personality? Join the discussion on
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T he holidays have passed and prime skiing & snowboarding season in Colorado is here. The holidays and economy have
sucked many of our bank accounts dry. Some of us just want to save a little cash for our greens. Either way, it’s always best to
have fun for less!

You will find the best savings on both lift tickets and lodging if you book online, in advance, and after doing a bit of research.
The suckers are the people who run up to the mountain without thinking twice about their wallet. So here is our little guide to
help you save some green whilst getting doused in white powder.

Eldorado Mountain Winter Park

Eldorado is located about 30 minutes outside of Boulder
and an hour from Denver. It is a still relatively undiscovered
mountain with great deals during the holidays and winter.
Packages that include lift tickets and lodging start @ $65/
person. Eldora has close to 700 acres of skiable terrain, one
run that stretches 3 miles, and is ski, snowboard, and cross-
country friendly!
www.eldora.com
www.bouldercoloradousa.com/skiescape
Aspen Snowmass
Snowmass in Aspen includes Snowmass, Aspen Highlands,
Aspen Mountain, & Buttermilk. Aspen is a wonderful area
for the traditional downhill skier. Deals can be found as low
as $150/night for a 5 night stay, which includes lodging and
lift tickets. Some deals need to be booked by Jan 15th, so get
moving. More discount packages can always be found, so
don’t give up easily if you really want to visit Aspen this year.
www.aspensnowmass.com
www.ski.com/perfectstorm
Arapahoe Basin
Arapahoe Basin is located in Dillon, CO, and is just about
an hour outside of Denver. This is the place to be for the
hardcore terrain park heads. There are a variety of deals
available, but the adults can get 5 days for around $359, split
between Breckenridge, Keystone, Vail, and Beaver Creek. The
Vail and Beaver Creek days have some restrictions. More
details online.
www.arapahoebasin.com
Echo Mountain
Season passes at Echo Mountain are some of the cheapest
around at $199 for the rest of the year. And being conveniently
located about 30 minutes outside of Denver, you can stay in
the city if that suits your taste. Echo is catered towards terrain
parks, and you can expect a slew of snowboarders here.
www.echomtnpark.com
Winter Park has a flurry of lodging deals available through their
website, with some as low as $59/night. Lift tickets are pretty
pricey, but if you have a little bit more to spend this could be a
great option to get away from the larger crowds. Boasting 143
trails, over 3,000 acres of skiable terrain, and a self-proclaimed
most consistent snowfall year to year, Winter Park may be well
worth a little extra money.
www.skiwinterpark.com
Copper Mountain
With 22 lifts, 2,450 acres of skiable land, and 25 kilometers of
cross-country skiing, Copper Mountain has something for
everyone. Look for the “winter packages” and “deals” drop down
links on their website. Some lodging + lift ticket packages start
as low as $67/person per night.
www.coppercolorado.com
Powderhorn
Beginning on January 6th, ladies get $10 off lift tickets on
thursdays, and men $10 off on Wednesdays beginning. There’s
also a buy one get one free deal when you buy 10 gallons of gas
from a Shell station. Relatively cheap lodging resides @ the Inn
at Wildwood, starting at just $119/night and includes 2 half-
price lift tickets.
www.powderhorn.com
Loveland
Loveland is located north of Denver and Boulder. Discounted
lift tickets are available if you buy them before heading to the
mountain from Safeway, King Soopers, Albertsons, and many
more locations that are listed on their website. With 93 trails
and 9 chairs, you should definitely get in a full, tiring
day on the mountain.
www.skiloveland.com
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The Disco Biscuits have been an emerging force on the Jam music scene since 1995 --
regularly touring and playing a multitude of festivals. They’ve even inspired their own
flagship festival, Camp Bisco, with the help of artists like Snoop Dogg, MSTRKRFT, The
Roots, STS9, Thievery Corporation and Umphrey’s Mcgee – all who played in years past.

Crossing electronica with rock ’n’ roll and classical jazz, the band often plays extended
sets, seamlessly tying songs to one another. Combining rock beats, trance beats and jungle
beats, they often will excite audiences with rearranged versions of songs referring to them
as “inverted” or “dyslexic” -- breaking songs apart, playing them throughout the set, and
even playing songs backwards -- truly amazing.

The Disco Biscuits have balanced this buffet of the senses with an amazing light show,
surely to enhance anyone’s mood. And knowing the crowds at these shows, mood’s will
surely be “enhanced.”

The Disco Biscuits are parking the buses Jan. 29-31 all weekend long, in beautiful Boulder
for a three-night session at the snug Fox Theater.
What a way to start off the 2010 concert season! So the only question is whether we should
go Fri? Or Sat? Or Sun?

Hmmmmmmm…. Screw it! We’ll probably go all 3 nights.

By Josh Kaplan

Ever so often there comes a band that defies being lumped in with the
others. They mystify you musically, they inspire you creatively, and
sometimes they continue to keep you guessing.

The John Butler Trio has been doing all three since I saw them in 2007
at the Orpheum Theater in downtown Los Angeles. Easily convinced
to go, I was filled in about the band’s infrequent shows in the United
States.

Huge in their native Australia, they are “off the map” (so-to-speak)
when it comes to mainstream popularity here, playing very limited,
small theaters instead of massive venues and festivals back home.

The only comparison I had was to their 2002 tour mates the Dave Matthews Band. And if you like
DMB as I do, you should see JBT. They are uniquely different, yet as talented - if you can believe that?

John Butler Trio plays a unique blend of eclectic roots, with the heart of a good jam-based rock band.
Their individual musicianship is at such a high level -- especially (now former) drummer Michael
Barker -- that I found myself shaking my head, fringing on sheer disbelief as to what I was seeing
and hearing.

To my further shock, while researching this article, I found that John Butler has amicably parted ways
with his old band mates purely to remain artistically fresh. This is the action of a confident artist.

Let’s trust the fact that such a gutsy and courageous move will only have a positive outcome. And with
the promise of change comes something new, and hopefully great? Let’s see what the New Year brings?

Of the only five dates chosen by JBT in the U.S., two are in “Kush” reader’s hometowns. Peep the trio
2/16/2010 at The Fox Theater in Boulder Colorado, and 2/18/2010 when they roll into Los Angeles for
a heady night at the very tight Troubadour.

If you like tasty jams and off the chart musicianship, check out these shows - you won’t be sorry.

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by LADY ELLE MARIE
You’ve already been about partaking from what
grows in the ground for some time now, we’d wager.
So it’s only natural that your penchant for leafy
greens would extend to all apects of your life, correct?
That’s why we’re making it easy for you with our
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The resulting handmade pieces have a vintage feel and
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Organic cotton, slub jersey (grown and woven locally
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Known as the “Vivienne Westwood of eco” luxury, designer Linda Loudermilk is a fashion-
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wouldn’t, like sea cell and sasawashi. Silks are vegan and dyed with mud, accessories often
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Vert is a Venice-based beauty boutique specializing
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Denver, CO 80211 303-586-1200 DENVER DOWNTOWN Peace in Medicine DENVER NORTHWEST
303-433-6585 Herbal Wellness 24/7 Health Care Centers Center Altitude Organic
Mary Jayz Cool Stuff 2042 Arapahoe St.
771 Santa Fe Dr. 3535 Walnut St. Medicine
4014 Tennyson St Denver CO, 80204 Denver CO, 80205
Denver CO, 80205 1716 Boulder St.
Denver, CO 80212 720-299-1919 720-242-9308
720-479-8756 Denver CO, 80211
720-855-7451 Herbs 4 You Alternative Medicine On RiNo Supply Co 970-691-1661
3100 Blake St.
DENVER (Central) 20 E. 9th Ave. The 16th Street Mall B*GOODS Apothecary
Denver, CO 80203 Denver CO, 80205
910 16th Street #805 Denver CO 80209
985 Dispensary (303) 830-9999 303-292-2680
Denver, CO 80205 Phone: 303-803-8256
985 Santa Fe Dr., Phone: 303-623-1900 The Farmacy
Denver CO, 80204 Lincoln Herbal BC Inc.
1400 Market St.
303-446-0420 424 Lincoln St., Apothecary of Colorado 4206 W. 38th Ave.
Denver CO, 80203 Denver CO, 80202
1730 Blake St. Ste. #420 Denver, CO 80212
All Green Health 303-955-0701 303-260-7036
Denver CO, 80202 720-988-3184
Alternatives 303-296-5566
Denver CO, 80203 Mile High Alternative DENVER EAST Biocare
Medicine Ballpark Holistic 2899 N. Speer Blvd., Ste. 105
303-868-4753 Flavored Essentials
Denver CO, 80203 Dispensary 3955 Oneida St.
Denver CO, 80211
Alternative Medicine on 720-289-9654 2119 Larimer Street 303-455-3187
Capitol Hill Denver CO, 80207
Mile High Green Cross Denver, CO 80205
1401 Ogden St., 303-377-0539 Chronic Wellness
852 Broadway Phone: 720-338-5796
Denver CO, 80218 3928 Federal Blvd.
Denver CO, 80203 Denver Patient’s Group DENVER NORTH Denver CO, 80211
720-961-0560
303-861-4252 2863 Larimer St,. Unit B Affordable Medicine for 303-455-6500
Best Card Denver, CO 80205
New Millennium Colorado Patients DenCo
(303) 741-2313 303-484-1662
Denver CO, 80203 5650 E. Evans Ave #405 5830 West 38th Ave.
Cannabis Medical 720-318-3275 Discount Medical Denver, CO 80222 Denver CO, 80212
762 Kalamath St., Marijuana 720- 275-1845 303-518-0303
Denver CO, 80204 Pain Management of
Colorado 2028 E. Colfax Denver Relief
303-912-2013 Denco Alternative
Denver, CO 80206 1 Broadway
110 Cook St., Ste. 103 Medicine
Capitol Hill Medicine Denver CO, 80206 303-355 9333 Denver, CO 80223 2828 Speer Boulevard #117
Shoppe 303-423-7246 Elevated Medical (303) 420-MEDS Denver CO, 80211
1410 Grant Street #B104, 3660 Downing St. 303-433-2266
Remedy Care Center Doctors Orders
Denver CO, 80204 Denver, C0 80205
1850 S. Federal Blvd. 5068 N. Federal Blvd. Grass Roots
303-993-5777 Phone: 303-530-4338
Denver, CO 80219 Denver CO, 80221 2832 W. 44th Ave.
Cherry Creek Health 303-935-2694 Lotus 303-433-0276 Denver CO, 80211
155 Cook St. #150
Denver, CO 80206 Rocky Mountain Farmacy 1444 Wazee St. Ste. #115 Green Medical Referrals 720-838-7637
Denver CO, 80202 Clinic -- Denver
Phone: 303-388-0086 1719 Emerson St. Herbal Connections
Denver CO, 80218 720-974-3109 5115 Federal Blvd. #9 2209 W. 32nd Ave.
Denver Relief 720-389-9002 Mahooka Meds Denver, CO 80221 Denver CO, 80211
1 Broadway 2400 Larimer St. 303-495-5000 720-999-6295
Denver, CO 80223 The Grasshopper
Alternative Medicine Denver CO, 80205 Green Medical Referrals
(303) 420-MEDS Herbal Wellness, Inc.
1728 East 17th Ave. 720-536-0850 Clinic -- Northglenn 3870 N. Federal Blvd.
Green Cross of Cherry Denver CO, 80218 Mile High Cannabis 10781 Washington St. Denver CO, 80211
Creek 303-388-4677 899 Logan St Northglenn, Denver CO, 80233 720-299-1919
128 Steele St., Ste. 200, Denver, CO 80203 303-495-5000
Denver CO, 80206 The Organic Remedy Highland Health
Denver Metro Area Phone: 303-955-6203 Natures Choice
303-321-420-1 2727 Bryant St., Ste. 420
Denver CO, 80203 Natural Remedies 2128 S. Albion St. Denver CO, 80211
Green Karma Medical 303-450-7462 1620 Market St, Ste. 5W, Denver, CO 80222 303-455-0810
1115 Grant St. #G2 Denver CO, 80202 720-447-3271
Denver Co 80203 Zen Cafe Local Caregivers of
303-953-0884 The Healing House
303 815-1585 Denver Metro Area Colorado
Denver CO, 80203 Nature’s Kiss Medical Pharmacy 5316 Sheridan Blvd.
Health Star Medical 720-306-8339 Lounge 123 West Alameda Avenue Denver, CO 80214
Evaluation Clinic 4332 S. Broadway Denver, Colorado 80223 Phone: 720-233-5482
710 E. Speer Blvd., Denver CO, 80205 720-389-6490
Denver CO, 80203 303-484-9327

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Mary Jayz Natural
Therapeutics
4900 W. 46th Ave.
Denver CO, 80212
720-855-7451
Rocky Mountain
Patient Services
One mile south of Alameda on
South Federal & Kentucky
Denver, CO, 80211
720-882-5521
Sunnyside Alternative
Medicine
1406 West 38th Ave.,
Denver CO, 80211
303-720-6761
Sweet Leaf Inc.
5100 W. 38th Ave.
Denver CO, 80212
303-480-5323
The Giving Tree of Denver Patients Choice
2707 W. 38th Ave.
of Colorado
Denver CO, 80211
303-477-8888
The ReLeaf Center
2000 West 32nd Ave.
Denver CO, 80211
303-458-LEAF (5323)
Total Health Concepts
2059 Bryant St.
Denver CO, 80211
303-433-0152
Urban Dispensary
2675 W. 38th Ave.
Denver, CO 80211
720-389-9179
DENVER SOUTH
Broadway Wellness
1290 S. Broadway
Denver CO, 80210
303-997-8413
Cannabis 4 Health
1221 S. Pearl St.
Denver CO, 80210
720-296-7563
Colorado Alternative
Medicine
2394 S. Broadway
Denver CO, 80210
720-379-7295
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Delta 9 Caretakers LLC A Mile High LLC Medical Marijuana for DENVER (SOUTHWEST
2262 S. Broadway 63 West Alameda Ave. Wellness SUBURBS)
Denver CO 80210 Denver, CO 80223 1240 South Parker Road #100 Green Tree Medical LLC
720-570-2127 Phone: 303-722-3420 Denver CO, 80231
3222 South Vance St.
720-629-3476
Earth’s Medicine Alternative Medicine Denver CO, 80227
74 Federal Blvd Unit A Of Southeast Denver Metro Cannabis 720-838-1652
Denver, CO 80219 Denver, CO 80224 4101 E. Wesley Ave., Ste. #5 Mountain Medicinals
720-254-0379 Phone: 720-941-8872 Denver CO, 80222
Wellness Center
720-771-9866
Ganja Gourmet BC Inc. 1800 Colorado Blvd., #5
5777 East Evans Plaza Metro-Cannabis 2 Idaho Springs CO, 80452
1810 S. Broadway
Denver CO, 80222 3425 South Oleander Ct., Unit B 303-567-4211
Denver CO, 80210
303-282-9333 720-323-2383 Denver CO, 80224
303-305-9625 DOUGLAS COUNTY
Mother Nature’s Miracle CannaMart Inc.
315 W. Littleton Blvd. 1842 S. Parker Road Mile High Remedies Mile High Medical
Denver CO, 80210 Unit 18 4155 E. Jewell Ave. Ste. 310 Gardens
Denver CO, 80247 Denver CO, 80222 880 Happy Canyon Rd. # 145
303-794-3246
303-771-1600 303-419-3896 Castle Rock, CO 80108
Organameds 720-203-5450
Cannamed Mile High Wellness
2020 S. Broadway
6855 Leetsdale Dr., Ste. 420 6740 E. Hampden Ave.
Denver CO, 80210 DURANGO
Denver CO, 80224 Denver CO, 80237
720-862-7544
1-877-420-6337 (MEDS) 720-382-8516 Natures Own Wellness
Center
Colorado Cannabis
Durango CO
Services Rockbrook, Inc.
2251 S. Broadway 720-663-9554
1842 S. Parker Rd, Unit 18 2865 S. Colorado Blvd., Ste. 323
Denver CO, 80210
303-862-5016 Denver CO, 80247 Denver CO, 80222 EDWARDS
720-984-6543 303-756-0595
Rocky Mountain New Hope Wellness
Cronergy Rocky Mountain Alterna- Center
Caregivers
4101 E. Louisiana Ave. #320, tive Medicine 210 Edwards Village Blvd B-110
285 S. Pearl St.
Denver CO, 80209 Denver CO, 80246 1479 S. Holly St. Edwards, CO 81632
303-601-6037 720-382-1287 Denver CO, 80222 970-569-3701
303-758-9114
The Health Center Green Around You Rocky Mountain High
970 S. Oneida, Ste. 17 Rocky Mountain Medical 105 Edwards Village Blvd
2777 S. Colorado
Denver, CO 80210 Denver CO, 80224 Marijuana Edwards, CO 81632
303-758-9997 303-284-9075 1126 S. Sheridan Blvd. 970-926-4408
Denver, CO 80232
The Kind Room Green Cross Caregivers
303-219-4884 ELDORADO SPRINGS
1881 S. Broadway 1824 South Parker Rd
Denver CO, 80210 Denver, CO 80231 Southwest Green Belly Co-OP
Phone: 303-337-2229 Alternative Care 3330 El Dorado Springs Dr.,
720-266-3136
1940 W. Mississippi Eldorado Springs CO, 80025
Walking Raven Herban Wellness Inc 720-381-6187
Denver CO 80223
Dispensary 4155 E Jewell Ave #405
303-917-5315
2001 S. Broadway Denver CO 80222 ENGLEWOOD
1-877-702-4MMJ (4665) Sweet Leaf
Denver CO, 80210
Compassion Center ADG Herbal Medicine
720-327-5613 Little Brown House
5301 Leetsdale Dr. 11 W. Hampden
Wellspring Collective 1995 S. Broadway Englewood, CO
Denver CO, 80246
1724 S. Broadway Denver, CO 80223 720-278-0419
303-955-8954
Denver CO, 80210 303-282-6206
Very Best Medicine Natures Kiss
303-733-3113 Little Green Pharmacy
(VBM Club) 4332 S. Broadway
1331 S. Broadway Englewood, CO 80113
DENVER SOUTHEAST Denver, CO 80223 6853 Leetsdale Dr.
Denver CO, 80224 303-564-9690
303 Cannabis Inc. 303-722-2133
720-941-8872
1800 S. Sheridan Blvd #303
Denver, CO 80232
720 934-5388
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FORT COLLINS/GREELEY Medimar Green Tree Medical Colorado Medical The Blueberry Twist
Colorado-CHRONIX Golden CO, 80401 3222 S. Vance St. #230 Marijuana LLC 725 Main St.
303-903-6983 Lakewood, CO 80227 2 West Dry Creek Circle Longmont, CO
Medicinal Cannabis
720-838-1652 Littleton, CO 80120 Phone: (303) 651-7842
Community Rocky Mountain Organic
303-625-4012
(970) 227-3366 Medicine Lakewood Patient The Zen Farmacy
Generations Natural 420 Corporate Cir. Resource Center Footprints Health 323 3rd Avenue Suite #3
Golden CO, 80401 7003 W. Colfax Ave. 8250 W. Coal Mine Ave. Unit 4 Longmont, CO 80501
Medicine
720-230-9111 Lakewood CO, 80214 Littleton CO, 80123 (303) 774-1ZEN (1936)
2006 8th St.,
303-955-5190 720-981-2818
Greeley CO, 80631
GRAND JUNCTION LOUISVILLE
970-353-2839 Local Caregivers Green Mountain Care
Greenlight Care (mobile of Colorado 5423 South Prince St. AlterMeds
In Harmony Wellness delivery service) 5316 Sheridan Blvd., Littleton CO, 80120 1156 W. Dillon Rd. #3
4630 Royal Vista Cir., Unit 12 (970) 609-MEDS (6337) Lakewood CO, 80214 303-953-9231 Louisville, CO 80227
Fort Collins CO, 80528
Herbal Paradise 720-233-5482 303-9 31-6200
970-988-3898 Southwest Alternative
Grand Junction, CO Meadows Wellness Care Compassionate Pain
Medicinal Gardens of (970) 424-5264
Colorado Center 2100 W Littleton Blvd Suite 50 Management
High Desert Dispensary 1701 Kipling Street, Ste. 104 Littleton, CO 80120 1116-7 W. Dillon Rd.
420 S. Howes St. # D
(Stone House) Highly Herbal Lakewood CO, 80215 720-237-3079 Louisville, CO 80027
555 North Ave. 720-435-3830 303 665-5596
Fort Collins State CO 80521 The Hatch Wellness
970-217-0575 Grand Junction, CO Mr. Nice Guys Center
(970) 778-5151 12550 W. Colfax Ave., Unit 119 3624 Highlands Ranch Pkwy.
LOVELAND
FRANKTOWN Natures Alternative Lakewood CO, 80215 # 105 Chronic Illness
S.E.C.A.M. (Serving 496 28 Rd. 303-233-6423 Littleton CO, 80126 Alternative Medicine
Parker, Elizabeth, (970) 245-2680 303-470-9270 129 South Cleveland Ave.
Pain Wellness Center
Castle Rock) Loveland, CO
Naturals 2509 Sheridan Blvd.
(720) 346-2772 or LONGMONT (970) 593-1180
624 Rae Lynn Dr. Lakewood CO, 80214
(303) 660-2650 Grand Junction, CO 720-404-0174 Botanic Labs Green Medical Referrals
(970) 424-5291 1110 Boston Ave., Ste. 210 Clinic
FRISCO Therapeutic Herbal Longmont CO, 80501 1505 N. Lincoln Ave.
Nature’s Medicine Comfort 303-260-8203
Medical Marijuana 12078 W. Jewell Ave.
Loveland CO, 80538
1001 Patterson Rd #1
Of The Rockies Lakewood CO, 80228 Colorado Patients First 303-495-5000
Grand Junction, CO 81506
720 Summit Blvd. Ste. 101A 720-298-8909 1811 Hover Ste H Magic’s Emporium
970-424-5393
Frisco CO, 80443 Longmont, CO 80501 2432 East 13th Street
970-668-MEDS Weeds Rocky Mountain 303-449-1170 Loveland CO, 80537
719 Pitkin Ave. Ways LLC
Herbal Medix 970-397-1901
GARDEN GROVE Grand Junction, CO 1391 Carr St Unit 303
(970) 245-4649 Lakewood, CO 80214 10763 Turner Blvd, No. 3 MedicalM, LTD
Garden Grove Organic Longmont, CO
303-238-1253 (970) 669-5105
Caregivers HIGHLANDS RANCH Phone: (303) 718-8543
(714) 590-9025 LAKEWOOD Nature’s Medicine
Hatch Wellness Center Nature’s Medicine 843 North Cleveland Ave.
3624 E. Highlands Ranch Pkwy. (Smokeshops)
GLENWOOD SPRINGS 1260 South Hover Road, Ste. C Loveland CO, 80537
# 105 Heads of State Longmont CO, 80501 970-461-2811
Green Medicine
Highlands Ranch , CO 80126 9715 W. Colfax 303-772-7188
Wellness Natures Medicine
Lakewood, CO 80215
1030 Grand Ave. 303-470-9270 New Age Wellness Delivery Service
303-202-9400
(970) 384-2026 625 Main St. (970) 672-0454
LAFAYETTE Longmont, CO
Peaceful Warrior LARIMER COUNTY
Medical Marijuana LLC 420HighWays, LLC (720) 381-2581 MONUMENT
201 E. Simpson St. #B, Magic’s Emporium
216 6th St. 2432 E 13th St Stone Mountain Palmer Divide
(970) 485-5286 Lafayette CO, 80026 Wellness Green Meds
720-434-5210 Loveland, CO 80537
600 Airport Rd (303) 912-2818
970-667-4325
GOLDEN LAKEWOOD (303) NUG-WEED or
Golden Alternative Care LITTLETON (303) 803-3062 NEDERLAND
Bud Med Health Centers Blue Sky Care
807 14th Street Ste. A 2517 Sheridan Blvd. The Apothecary Grateful Meds
Golden CO, 80401 1449 W. Littleton Blvd. Ste. 10 110 Snyder Street
Lakewood CO, 80214 1314 Coffman Street
303-278-8870 Littleton CO, 80120 Nederland CO, 80466
720-920-9617 Longmont CO, 80501
720-283-6447 (303) 258-7703
720-210-3986

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NedMeds
One Brown Mouse,
35 E. First St.
Nederland, CO 80446
(303) 258-7981
Cannabis Healing Arts
(303) 258-0633
Tea Alchemy
98 Hwy 119 South, Ste 2
(303) 258-3561
PUEBLO COUNTY
Grassland Greenhouse
LLC
Pueblo, CO 81004 BC Inc.
(719) 671 8857
Marisol Therapeutics
Dispensary/Caregiver
Pueblo, CO
1-800-584-MARI (6274)
Organic Solutions
356 S. McCulloch Blvd.
Pueblo West, CO 81007
719-547 5179 Canna Health
PUEBLO WEST
Marisol Therapeutics
Wellness Center
177 Tiffany Dr.
(719) 547 4000 or
(800) 584 6274
Organic Solutions
356 S McCulloch Blvd # 106
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
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TELLER COUNTY
Comfort Care Centers
1750 East Highway 24 List of Advertisers
Woodland Park, CO 80863
719-687-2221
985 Dispensary Herbal Connections LLC
VAIL
Herbal Elements 303 Cannabis Inc. Herbal Remedies
(970) 331-9047
303 Delivery Herbal Wellness Inc.
WESTMINSTER
ADG Herbal Medicine High Society
Colorado Patient
Coalition Affordable Medicine for Colorado Patients Indigenous Medicines
9460 Federal Blvd. Alternative Medicine on Capitol Hill Little Green Pharmacy
Westminster CO, 80260
Medical Marijuana Connection
303-810-8667
Herbal Remedies Best Card Medical Marijuana for Wellness
3200 W. 72nd Ave.
Westminster CO, 80030
BioCare Mile High Green Cross
303-430-0420 Blown Glass and Accessories Mile High Remedies
Rocky Mountain Healing Boulder Vital Herbs Mile High Wellness
Center LLC
9035 Wadsworth Pky Broadway Wellness Nature’s Kiss
Westminster, CO 80021
Patient’s Choice
303-736-9023
CannaMed USA Pike’s Peak Alternative Health
Special Kinds
4804 W. 60th Ave. Cannibis Planet Pike’s Peak Compassionate Care
Arvada CO, 80003
303-847-3238 Chef Herb Remedy Care Center
The Healing Center Chronic Express Rocky Mountain Healing Center
8020 Federal Blvd.
Westminster, CO 80031
Chronic Wellness Rocky Mountain Medical Marijuana
303-0412-0200 Colorado Alternative Medicine Rocky Mountain Ways
WHEAT RIDGE Colorado Care Inc Southwest Alternative Care
A Kind Place Cronergy Sunnyside Alternative Medicine
9195 W. 44th Ave. #E,
Wheat Ridge CO, 80033 Denco LLC
720-569-1666 Sweet Leaf
Denver Patients Group
Cannabis Kindness The Farmacy
Center Discount Medical Marijuana
4045 Wadsworth Blvd. Unit 306, Doctors Orders The Healing House
Wheat Ridge CO, 80033 The Health Center
303-431-4994 Dr. Green Genes
The Kind Room
NatuRx Earth’s Medicine
10107 W. 37th Pl., The Releaf Center
Wheat Ridge CO, 80033
Elevated Medical
303-420-9427 Ganja Gourmet Urban Dispensary
WINDSOR Happyclinicdenver.com Very Best Medicine
In Harmony Wellness Herbs 4 You Zen Pharmacy
4630 Royal Vista Cir.
(970) 222-5555
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