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22 Celebrating 420 10 | Cannabis Convention hits Mile High City by Noelle Leavitt
Festivities city, state and nationwide, celebrating the glory of cannabis. 20 | The Health Report by J.T. Gold
32 | Restaurant Review: 8 Rivers by Lisa Faye
26 Grower’s Grove 34 | Interview with Cypress Hill by Noelle Leavitt
The best grow starts with seeds that are germinated properly. Check 40 | This Month in Weed History by Josh Kaplan
out simple tips to help you optimize your grow. 44 | Cars are Cool by J. Mark Sternberg
54 | Amsterdam Hash by Willard Manus
50 Colorado Fishing 60 | Burger Time by Jane Quentin
74 | Glenwood Springs by Noelle Leavitt
With the snow melting and the sun shining, skis are being replaced with
fishing poles -- another great weekend outdoor activity. 82 | Colorado Live Music Preview
88 | Strain Review by Dillion Zachara
92 | Political Roundup by Noelle Leavitt
66 Chef Herb 94 | The Hemporer is Gone by J.T. Gold
Summer is around the corner -- our special chef dishes up fresh and tasty
98 | Disc Golf by Mateo Ramirez
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104 | Growing Cannabis for Profit by Michael Dillon
108 | Colorado Hiking by Ryan James
72 Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers 114 | Brothers of Brazil by Josh Kaplan
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 by NOELLE LEAVITT
A whirlwind of people flocked to the Colorado Convention
Center last month to experience the nation’s largest cannabis
convention, hosted by Kush Magazine and Dailybuds.com.
Girls twirling hula hoops, old hippies from the 60s and a
whole new generation of marajuana smokers walked around the
convention center, scoping out vendors, listening to live music
and partaking in legislative discussions pertaining to medical
marajuana.
“I think it’s pretty cool. It’s like being a kid in a candy store,”
said spectator Lu Kobielnic. “Now that we don’t have to hide
and buy it from the neighborhood junkie, or whatever, you can
actually get this from a medical dispensaries, it’s nice.”
The convention catered to all walks of life, and one big
stipulation for all those who attended was that pot was not
allowed on the premise.  But bongs, pipes, literature about the
benefits of weed, and clothing (to name a few) were all on display
at the mega event.
“The conference is pretty big. We like to see the movement
going in the direction that it is. It’s about time that some of the
better places got together and started promoting the wellness
issues rather than a bunch of people showing bong hits on TV
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and on the front page of the newspaper. We’re just trying to get
those people out of the way,” said Eric Crowe.
The message was clear: Marijuana is here to stay. Vendors
from dispensaries promoted their products with confidence,
new and improved ways to intake weed were on display and even
security companies, seeking business from dispensaries had
huge safes and expensive video camera surveillance systems on
display.
“This is long overdue. I had to come... it’s the biggest cannabis
thing in America, so I had to come. It was a no-brainer,” said
Denver resident Tim Buker.
People from across the world were at the event, including
marajuana activist Brian Vicente from Sensible Colorado, a
non-profit organization that lobbies on behalf of the MMJ
community. Attorney Rob Corry was there, sticking up for the
cannabis smokers, both medical and recreational users, and to
top things off, a legislative discussion featuring Congressman
Jared Polis, Denver City Councilman Chris Nevitt and State
Representative Joe Miklosi talked about the current marajuana
legislation making its way through Colorado’s General Assembly.
The general consensus was that the event was a huge success.
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Arthritis is no fun and it affects a staggering number
of Americans. 27 million people in this nation suffer from
osteoarthritis, the most common form of arthritis. The condition
causes breakdown of joint cartilage resulting in pain and
inflammation where the bare joints rub together. 1.3 million live
with rheumatoid arthritis, an extremely painful autoimmune
condition. Cannabis contains powerful anti-inflammatory
compounds as well as natural analgesics, providing a relieving
combination that can ease joint pain while simultaneously
reducing the pain-causing inflammation.
In a 2005 study, THC and cannabidiol were found to produce
notable improvements in pain, quality of sleep, and to reduce
disease activity in patients with rheumatoid arthritis. Both these
compounds are among the cannabinoids naturally occurring in
medical marijuana. In 2000, researchers found that cannabidiol
“effectively blocked progression of arthritis” in animal trials.
Although both these studies involve cannabinoids
administered as drugs isolated from marijuana, medicinal
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by j.T. gOLD
use of cannabis by smoking, vaporizing, or eating, may be a
better delivery method for the same potent analgesics and anti-
inflammatories. When smoked, medical marijuana enters the
smoker’s blood stream immediately and is distributed evenly.
In addition, smoking medical marijuana provides the body with
all the cannabinoids present in marijuana, not one or two
isolated components.
Arthritis can become debilitating and affect daily activities as
simple as driving or typing. Some of the signs to look for are:
tenderness in and around the joints, limited range of motion,
redness and warmth around area of affected joint.
Some other treatment options that avoid medication are:
Acupuncture, massage, stretching, breathing therapy, and herbal
therapy. Arthritis doesn’t have to take over your life. With a
balanced treatment plan using holistic healing, arthritis can be
easily managed and maintained.
Live well.
 Thousands of people gathered at
various places around Colorado on
4/20, to celebrate what the cannabis
subculture has deemed the national
smoke day for weed lovers alike.
This year’s 420 celebration was an especially big day for
Colorado marijuana supporters, as it’s been an uphill battle for
cannabis proponents as the government rapidly moves toward
regulating the sprouting sensimilla industry.

Clouds of smoke engulfed the Norlin Quad Feild on the CU

Boulder campus, where more than 10,000 students, medical
marijuana users, advocates and those looking to have a peaceful
and happy day gathered to toke on blunts, joints and pipes galore.

“I went up to the field when I got off work. People were

playing frisbee and smoking,” said CU-Boulder student Jamie
Lyon. “I think it was different than past years because of all the
dispensaries that have opened in Boulder. There was a lot of
advertising, lots of food and music. That made a huge difference
this year.”
by NOELLE LEAVITT
After the celebration, Lyon and her friends headed to The
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Hill, where tons of people chilled out in local restaurants to
satisfy their munchies cravings.

“Everyone was really laid back,” Lyon said.

Across the Metro area from Boulder, a few thousand

more gathered at Civic Center Park in downtown Denver to
commiserate for the stoney celebration. Dispensaries, medical
marijuana patients, cannabis lobbyists, lawyers, recreational
users and caregivers were happy to spread their message about
weed at the park, which sits across the street from Denver’s state
capitol. Jam music boomed in the background as marijuana
supporters got high with celebration.

Up in the high country of the Rocky Mountains, hundreds

gathered in Aspen on the weekend prior to the national marijuana
day, for a cannabis competition at The Gant Hotel, where growers
entered their select strains in a contest. The competition was
modeled after Amsterdam’s Cannabis Cup.

Events across Colorado were only a fraction of the support

that the marijuana community received on 4/20, as people
across the nation had their own versions of the celebration. The
national smoke time is everyday at 4:20 p.m., and it’s been widely
embraced as such by many across the United States.
 Kush Magazine celebrated 420 this year at the 10th annual 420 this years 1st Place winner of the San Diego Cannabis Cup was
party at the House of Blues put on by Seedless Clothing company. Pandora OG from Downtown Kush Lounge.
The party started at Seedless clothing in Ocean Beach where we
At 8 p.m. we headed back to Seedless to get on the party bus
met legendary Jamaican reggae superstar Barrington Levy. Rez
complete with glow lights and clear stripper pole bound for the
and Shea of Seedless prepared for the House of Blues event at their
House of Blues.
warehouse stocked with hats, shoes, clothing and various other
Seedless apparel. The evening featured Barrington Levy, Redman, Andre
Nickatina, Cirque Du Green Girls and DJ Von Kiss. Dancers and
From Seedless Clothing at 4:20 we went to the San Diego
aerialists put the crowd in a hypnotic trance compliments to the
Cannabis Cup hosted by San Diego’s only Portuguese restaurant,
bass beats of DJ Von Kiss mixing crazy Dubstep tracks and sick
Portugalia located at 4839 Newport Avenue. The event for MMJ
loops that weaved in and out of the speakers. The stage show was
patients only critiqued the best strains available in San Diego
intense and sexy eye candy, nearly impossible for the eyes to stray.
County. Chef Jason, an advocate and Portugalia’s owner said “I
was glad to accept the offer to host this event, and I enjoy cooking Andre Nickatina hit the stage for a strong, skillful and
with cannabis.” demanding set. Redman then took the stage with DJ Dice and nearly
stole the show, until Barrington Levy came on. Levy performed his
Cloud 9 Dispensary helped sponsor the Cannabis Cup where
greatest including Murderer, Black Roses, Dangerously, Broader
nine strains were judged. The judging began at 4:20 pm. The
than Broadway, and No War.
nine strains offered were Pandora OG, Hogs Breath, Blackberry
Kush, Skywalker, GDOG, Love Cheese, Larry Kush, and another The event co-sponsored by Kush Magazine was streamed live
Skywalker strain. The lighting was dim and the smoke clouds were throughout the night at dailybuds.com and was watched in real
thick as the judges passed around flashlights and microscopes to time as the event progressed.
study their fine specimens, and compared notes with each other
Levy put out a message to all those logged in, “much love and
about the strains. This was an absolute delight and a real cool treat
appreciation. It’s about the music and one love and peace that Kush
to watch. Each strain was rated on appearance, taste, touch, smell
brings. We love Kush! We smoke Kush! Kush all the way!”
and potency.
This 420 celebration was certainly one of the greatest 420 events
Taking 3rd Place was Love Cheese courtesy of Green
ever held in San Diego.
Door Collective. Placing 2nd was Larry OG from Cloud 9, and

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 by jAy EVANS

Starting with the right seed

is equivalent to choosing the right
architect to design your ultimate
dream home. Without the right
tools and attributes, the end result
will not be the desired intent.
This is where it all starts
- the genetic point
of inception,
so choose your
seeds wisely.

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 The days of smuggling
seeds back from
Amsterdam in the hems
of your pants are gone.
Now, buying seeds online, is as easy as buying a pair of
shoes. you can scroll through pages and pages of strains, and
read up on exactly which type of high you desire. For those of
you just getting started, here are some simple steps to make
sure you start your growth in the right direction.
First, understand that there are many stages of growth for
your marijuana seed to reach it’s full germination process.
given that no two sets of conditions are alike, so give them
lots of attention to prevent any problems.
Start with a clean setup. you will need a small glass filled
with mineral water to submerge your (female) seed into. At
first, your seed will float. Try to pour the water the previous
day, and leave it out in the open to eliminate any chlorine
or other harmful chemicals from damaging your seed. Also
keep in mind that nicotine is like poison to Cannabis seeds,
and plants, so if you smoke, make sure to sanitize your hands
first. Any impurity can ruin your plans. Now that you’ve got
the seed in the water, you’re going to want to cover the glass
completely in darkness for 24-30 hours, left in a warm space.
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This is the only way that the seed will absorb the water, and
eventually grow. you’ll notice that after the allotted time, the
seed will have sunk to the bottom.
Next, you’re going to fill a plastic Solo drinking cup
with soil mix, about 2/3 of the way up. Cut 3 or 4 slats
into the bottom, to allow for drainage and aeration.
This new cup will house your seed, while also cutting
down on any further damage transferring it around. you will
then place the seed 3/16” under the soil, knot side up, then
water thoroughly.
From here you will place the cup under light for 16-20
hours. you will want to cover the cup in a humidity dome,
with the light above it. Make sure to get your timer set up,
and be consistent, so you don’t stress out the lil’ guy. With the
right care and patience, you should be well on your way to a
successful growth.
Once your seed has broken ground, remove the cup from
the humidity dome, and move it to an area with 16-18 hours of
light, and air circulation. Make sure to spray the soil now, not
to water, or soak it too much. This germination stage has now
entered the seedling stage. By day four, your seedling should
be sprouting upward, struggling to shed it’s seed casing, and
you should see the first two leaves begin to grow. Make sure
not to over-water your seedling. Wait for the top soil to get
a little crusty before spraying it again. After 5-7 days in the
solo cup, you are now ready to transfer the plant into a larger
container with more soil, preferably in a glass container.
So remember, choose your
seeds wisely, be gentle, and take lots
of care with them, and before
you know it, you’ll be trimming
up some nice medicine.
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by LISA FAYE
“For those fortunate enough to have strolled through the
cool waters of Frenchman’s Cove or have dove into the stillness
of the Blue Lagoon, have definitely tasted the region’s  famous
spice…”  Is where the 8 Rivers Modern Caribbean restaurant
story begins, it ends with Denver’s Best Rum Bar with over 70
world class rums and an award for being Denver’s Best Medical
Marijuana Advocates.
You only need to step inside Chef Scott Durrah’s Mile High
Caribbean experience to know you have just traveled a little
farther than the Rocky Mountains.  Greeted by a 12 foot mural
of Bob Marley and the unmistaken sound of reggae the aroma
floating through the air get you ready for something that you
know is going to be different.
 What brought us to 8 Rivers was Durrah’s involvement in the
medical marijuana movement and his Apothecary of Colorado
dispensary.  What brought us back was the Jerk Chicken, the Jerk
Pork and the incredible selection of rum.
I would suggest that you engage the owners or the bartenders in
a conversation about rum. With over 70 rhums in their Rhum
vault from all over the world, including Thailand and Austria, 8
Rivers is the best place in town to get knowledgeable about this
libation that old world pirates would kill for.
But 8 Rivers is still about the Jerk.  Jerk Chicken, Jerk Pork
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and the ridiculously spicy Jerk Chicken Pasta (three peppers
next to the name, yeah, you will sweat).   The flavor is addictive.
You just can’t stop eating once the flavor hits your tongue.  The
same is true about the seafood.  Smoked Jerk Crab Legs are
legendary and the Blackened Catfish with pineapple chutney is
an interesting mix of flavor.
For those who prefer more fruit and less spice, Durrah has that
base covered as well.  Conch Fritters are very good.  Nice amount
of conch, balanced with bell peppers and fried in a very light
batter and served with mango chutney.  My dining companions
also had the Tropical Chicken, a ripe plantain surrounded by a
thin chicken breast, lightly breaded and fried and served topped
with a sweet island sauce.  That was a home run for my friends
who don’t like the spicy side of life.  It was good, just not as good
as the Pork Medallions. 
If you don’t know what to do this Friday night and you are
looking for great food, like being around people who support
medical marijuana, enjoy reggae and Bob Marley and desire to
learn a little about rhum, 8 Rivers Modern Caribbean Restaurant
in LoDo is sure to be the something different you are looking
for.  Insiders Tip: If you have parties of 5 to 8 people ask for the
Marley Table.  It is a large round table in the front of the restaurant
with the mural of Bob right there with you.  A great place to hang
with friends. 1550 Blake St., Denver (303) 623-3422.
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 by NOELLE LEAVITT

I’ve interviewed several local bands in Colorado,

many of which had larger-than-life egos that
left a sour taste in my mouth, making it difficult
for me to appreciate the music they produced. I
was pleasantly surprised by the mega rap group
Cypress Hill when I sat down to interview them
about wacky tobacky last month in Denver.
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  The three band mates B-Real, Eric Bobo, and Sen Dog, were
easy to talk to. They had a gentlemen-like charm about them,
which made everyone in the room feel comfortable and welcome.
Perhaps their easy-going attitudes can be attributed to the
calm effects of smoking cannabis (all of them toked on bud prior
to the interview), or perhaps they’re just cool dudes who enjoy
the company of others.
Either way, Cypress Hill has been puffing out rap songs about
weed for three decades, which made it almost necessary for the
famous stoner-rap band to attend the nation’s largest cannabis
convention sponsored by Kush Magazine and Dailybuds.com
in April. And you’d be hard pressed to hear a Cypress Hill song
that doesn’t mention the benefits of smoking weed. The group
has notoriously rapped about getting a buzz from marijuana, yet
I was taken back and somewhat impressed with their political
thoughts on ganja issues in America.
Behind all the smoking cannabis hype, they completely
support government regulation of the drug.
“Of course you want to operate without any sort of red
tape, but you know, you have to have the regulation in order
to legitimize legalizing it,” said front man B-Real. “Because
if it’s just free reign, you can enterprise and take advantage
of the consumer and take advantage of the system, and (the
government) doesn’t want that. They want that tax dollar. It’s just
another way to appease the church groups and the right wing
people and the conservatives. (Regulation) needs to be there.
Just like when prohibition was lifted off of alcohol. They had to
have rules. As time went on, they had to implement more rules.
Obviously, that’s what will happen with this, eventually.”
Eric Bobo, who seems like the type to politely open the door
for women, agreed with his band mate.
“Everybody has their opinion and it’s hard to convert those
who are steadfast against legalization or the decriminalization of
marijuana. I think the facts just have to prove themselves, more
people have to get involve. More states have to show initiative,”
he said.
Cypress Hill flew to Denver from California to sign
autographs for fans at the cannabis convention and to promote
their new album Rise Up, which was released to the public on
April 20 (4/20). As one might expect, their new record has several
songs about getting high, including a song called K.U.S.H.
My favorite song on their new album, which they will be
promoting on tour throughout United States and Europe this
spring and summer, is the song called “Rise Up” featuring
Tom Morello from Rage Against the Machine. The song has an
interesting mix of electric guitar riffs, rockin’ drum beats, mixed
in with eclectic rap rhythms.
Although the rap group seem like generally nice guys, you’ll
find some gangsta rap on the album, along with new age rap
that’s backed up by a synthesizer and the boys singing in unison.
“Back in the past we’d preconcept our jams before we’d go
to studio. With songs like ‘I wanna get High’ and ‘Hits from the
Bong’ they are songs we knew we had to do. Now, we go in there
with no game plan and no agenda,” said Sen Dog, who co-writes
all the Cypress Hill songs with B-Real. “It’s a whole new playing
field for us and we can paint it however we want. We’re wide open
thinkers when it comes to writing music and laying it down. We
know that there’s a whole world of music listeners outside of the
United States that make a difference and they account for a lot of
the music of what’s being sold and bought, and you have to cater
to that. That’s why we have the longevity that we have.”
Their personal views on medical marijuana regulation were
widely left out of their newly released album.
“What we try to do with our music is never like preach to
people or try to shove our message down their throats. We’ve
never done that. It’s always been you’re either with us or you’re
not,” B-Real explained. “With that being said, our songs are more
on a party base than a political when it comes to the stoner songs
and stuff like that.”
Cypress Hill seemed very pleased to be in Colorado, not only
to promote their new album, but also to embrace the message
at the convention. The band was impressed by the vast amount
of people that flocked to the Colorado Convention Center that
weekend to support weed, and they said they were happy to be a
part of the event.
“It’s about f---ing time somebody did something on this big of
scale,” B-Real said of the convention.
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 by jOSH KAPLAN
“ ….. Every wrinkle tells a story, don’t it….?” Yes, as a matter
of fact, in this case it does. Every last little crevice and crows
feet that remains on the faces of these notorious “bad-boys”
of rock’n’roll tells a long history of use and abuse. This month
we’ll take a look at one of the most famous drug charges against
a specific set of individuals in rock ‘n’ roll history - the arrest
of Keith Richards, Brian Jones, and Mick Jagger of The Rolling
Stones, on 5/10/1967.
Always viewed in direct competition with the goody-two-
shoes image of The Beatles, it didn’t take long for the Stones
to build a reputation. After many years of controversial lyrics,
depicting risqué imagery, and tongue in cheek lyrics about sex,
drugs, and rock ‘n‘ roll, the powers to be took notice. In 1966,
they had just released their fourth British album, Aftermath.
This featured direct drug references in the song “Mother‘s Little
Helper“, the first pop song to address prescription pill addiction.
At the time, you can imagine the controversy this encouraged.
And although these guys were probably poppin’ anything that
came their way, (which I’m sure was a lot) they were arrested
for Cannabis of all things. Imagine all the real drugs floating
around back then, and the Stones get busted for a bit of grass……
Considering the road these guys have been down, it’s quite
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comical in retrospect, especially considering how much the
viewpoint has now changed.
Don’t think for a minute that these guys got off easily either.
Following the raid on Jones’ house, Jagger was sentenced to three
months (for four amphetamine tablets). Richards was found
guilty of “…allowing Cannabis to be smoked on his property….”,
and was sentenced to a year in prison. Ok, so they probably didn’t
spend all that much time behind bars, but it sure was a case of
the “man” flexing his power. These guys may have been a little
too cocky for their own good, and they had to pay the price for
flaunting their shit in the wrong direction. There seems to be a
deep lesson to be learned from these ol’ geezers. One, remember
to always show respect for authority, (no matter how hard
sometimes) - and two, make sure if you’re a world-renowned
rockstar, to always have a handler hold your shit. That way you
never break stride.
So in review, if Marijuana is truly a “gateway drug” as they
say, The Rolling Stones certainly help this argument. Then again,
however these cats still make it to the stage to do what they do,
is a marvel in itself. Hey, if it weren’t for these guys, were would
Slash and Axl be today?
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 by j. MARK STERNBERg

We’ve all heard the cliches. The sun in your hair, the sound of the exhaust, feeling at one with
the road. Often times, owning a convertible can be a headache, the soft tops can be loud, even
in modern cars. Then there is the price, the luggage room sacrifice and sometimes the boost in
maintenance costs.
Of course there is more to it than that, sometimes those sappy cliches are right on. To own a
drop-top is to set yourself apart as someone who can, at the push of a button, enjoy life just a little
bit more.
Listed below are three all-star convertibles
Audi A5 Cabriolet
The Audi A5 Cabriolet is one of those ultra rare cars that seems
to provide it all. Stunning looks, a terrific driving experience and a
solid road handling that the Germans seem to be able to engineer
into cars while they sleep.

The A5 Cabriolet dons a traditional soft top in place of the hard

top that many manufacturers seem to be opting for these days.
Don’t be shaken though, the top features a noise dampening three
layer design with a glass rear window that, they claim, is able to
cut out all the harshness of the outside world when you want to.

When you do decide to put it down, you can do so in a scant

15-17 seconds at speeds up to 31 MPH, which is a pretty nice
feature for people whose roof priorities change at red lights.

The rest of the car is what we’ve come to expect from

Audi over the years. Solid design, attention to detail, and a
terrific selection of economical and sporty engines. This is
a true Bavarian boulevard cruiser.

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 Mazda MX 5 Miata
The Mazda MX 5’s inclusion should be no surprise to those of you
who are familiar with drop top cars. The Miata has been a staple in the
car world since its introduction in 1989. The car is designed, from the
ground up to provide the maximum amount of driver enjoyment at a
low cost.

Over the years the car’s inoffensive styling and exhilarating

handling has made it not only one of the most successful convertibles,
but one of the most successful cars in history.

This current car has been on sale since 2006 when, at release, the
world’s press labeled it as a solid update to an old classic.

When you get down to it, the Miata is one of the few cars left in
the modern market that has absolute character. Some people take
to labeling the Miata as a car for Corky Romano types. Don’t be
fooled, in the over two decade long run that the Miata has enjoyed
it has been one of the most prominent presences at track days
around the world, and it’s an absolute blast to drive.

Maserati Gran Turismo Convertible

The Maserati Gran Turismo Convertible sits in traffic like Megan
Fox at Comic-Con. It’s seductive curves and intimidating exhaust
noise dominates the world around it.

In more affluent areas, the Gran Turismo Convertible is starting

to become a little common place, so if you expect to get exclusivity
with over $100 thousand of your hard earned money, you might
want to look elsewhere. Furthermore, this car isn’t the fastest in its
segment, nor is it going to be the most reliable or the best on gas.
These types of cars aren’t bought for statistics though. You buy a
car like this because you love it.

If you are looking for the drive of your life, there are few
other cars, in any price range that can provide the sultry electric
driving experience that the Maserati provides.

Summer is a special time for convertible owners. The gloom

and cold is giving way to scorching hot and clear skies; and this
group of automotive connoisseurs are poised and ready, like a
bizarre band of joie de vivre ninjas.

In the end, life is short. If you don’t own a drop top, if you
don’t want to put up with the headaches of the road noise, go
rent one for a weekend. Pick it up, put the top down and go
for a blast through an alpine road or along a coastal highway
because you can, because it will put a smile on your face.
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 ishing in Colorado is as diverse
as its population. Without much
trouble, you’ll find most fresh water
targets: Catfish, Bass, Walleye, Northern
Pike, and most species of Trout. What
surprises most fishermen is that the fishing
season is year long. Many streams remain
accessible during winter, and most mountain lakes support
ice fishing.
The most important thing to do before going fishing is to get a
fishing license. There are a number of reasons for this. First, you
won’t get slapped with a sweet fine from a park ranger. Second,
the money raised goes towards wildlife preservation. Third, the
$26 resident fee comes with a $0.25 Search and Rescue fee. This
two bit fee is the cheapest insurance you’ll ever find. A man
in 2007 was charged $5000 after needing to be rescued with a
dislocated ankle near Golden. You don’t even want to know how
much it costs to get air-lifted out.
Once you have your license, decide where you want to fish.
Fishing in Colorado can be very inconsistent if you don’t know
where to go. Find a place close to home to start. If you’re new to
fishing, you’ll forget something... guaranteed. You really do not
want to drive two hours to forget a basic item like pliers. Even
if you have a “secret spot”, there are plenty of slow days. Choose
an area where you have a number of activity options... camping,
hiking, and 4-wheeling are a number of very popular alternatives
when the fish aren’t biting.
the principals behind examining fly hatches go way beyond the
scope of this article. The point is, local fish are finicky creatures
that are quick to ignore food targets that don’t the match natural
prey in that area. Many fishermen are keen to learn to tie their
own flies in attempt to mimic native insects. If you get it right,
you’ll be the envy of every fisherman in sight. If you mess it up,
good luck catching anything.
Novice fishermen can enjoy good success fishing from the
shore, with relatively inexpensive gear. But remember, this is still
called fishing, not catching. Your chance of catching fish rises
significantly as you get out into the water. The only way to do
that is by wading or by belly boat. Just tread lightly. Any sudden
movements will spook all the fish in the area off to the other side
of the lake before your fly even hits the water.
Waders are a great way to get closer to the action. Wearing
waders will give you access to all stream and shallow trout
grounds. Waders up to the hip are a practical and inexpensive
way to double your fishing area... at least. If you use a belly boat,
you will increase your fishing area even more. Combine that with
neoprene chest waders and flippers, you’re a six pack and kind
sack away from a day full of some quality uninterrupted fishing.
Here it is... your zen... your happy place. No cell phones,
no chores, no deadlines. Imagine the pride you’ll feel when
you bread up that first filet before placing it in a hot pan. Just
think... now you can save that ham sandwich for tomorrow’s
lunch. If the fish are still biting, try using the ham as bait.

After you have decided on a destination, do some research. Check out these sites for more Colorado fishing maps and tips.
You’ll want to find out what fish are biting, what they are hitting,
www.wildlife.state.co.us/fishing/
where they are active, what time of day to fish, and even where the
popular underwater structures are. Check online or with owners www.ncfishandgame.com/colorado/
or employees of local sporting goods outlets. There are so many
www.coloradofishing.net/regions.htm
variables to fishing any single location, it’s worth some time
spent with locals to find out more about fishing in their locale. www.coloradodirectory.com/fishing/fishingkids.html
Chances are good that they know more about this location than
you’ll learn on your own.

Now how are you going to fish? If you don’t have a boat to
facilitate trolling, bait casting, and deep water jigging, I hope
you’re fly fishing. All top feeding fish in Colorado eat flies...
the question is which ones. Again, don’t be afraid to ask local
fisherman or to find fly hatches. Seriously, just ask the locals...

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 by WILLARD MANUS

About a decade ago, the hip, civilized Amsterdammers decided to legalize the
cannabis trade. Two dozen of the city’s 400 coffeehouses--better known as “brown
cafes,” owing to their venerable, smoke-stained interiors--were licensed to sell
hash and grass over the counter. Actually, the pot trade had been going on for
years before that, but in an underground fashion. Now coffeehouses can apply to
city hall for an official soft-drug permit which allows for cannabis to be dispensed
openly, along with coffee, tea, energy drinks, food and (occasionally) alcohol.

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country. Today, there are about 2,000 hash
joints throughout Holland, the nation with the
lowest hard-drug use in Europe. The policy has worked so well
that dozens of other European cities and provinces signed the
Frankfurt Accord to implement tolerance in their communities
as part of a drug-abuse reduction project.
The Amsterdam brown cafes that have been legitimized are
strictly monitored. They are forbidden to operate near schools;
patrons must be 18 or older to enter; and it’s illegal to buy and
hold more than five grams of Dutch treat.
What follows is a strictly personal guide to the best of
Amsterdam’s cannabis cafes, the non-sleazy ones that offer
ambience along with quality, even prize-winning smoke.
DE ROKERIJ (Lange Leisedwarstraat 43) is the flagship
of a coffeehouse chain. Unlike Starbucks, though, this outlet
not only sells several kinds of high-powered marijuana (AK-47,
Nepalese Cream, Stardust; approx. $20 a gram), but offers exotic
decor fashioned after a scene in Arabian Nights. Indian murals
grace the walls, the lighting is soft and sexy, ragas play on the
sound system, overhead fans blow away the fumes, cushions
and low tables are scattered around the private and communal
rooms. On weekends henna tattoo artists and tarot-card readers
cater to your needs.
where drugs and sex are concerned. Not only is cannabis legal
in Amsterdam, so is prostitution; the red-light district with its
famous “girls in the windows” is sanctioned and policed by the
authorities. The Dutch have also licensed a brothel that caters
exclusively to physically disabled people.
KATSU (Eerste van der Helstraat 102) is a bit off the
beaten track, but has a cozy, unpretentious neighborhood feel
(gezellig in Dutch). The Supersage on sale here ($10 a gram) is
what locals call a kopstoot, a knock on the head.
BARNEY’S BREAKFAST BAR(Haarlemmerstraat
102) is just that, a good place to start the day. The menu is large
and varied, with such American dishes as waffles and pancakes as
well. But the real specialty is Sweet Tooth ($12 a gram), another
perennial winner at the Cannabis Cup. It’s like having your bell
rung by an NFL nose tackle.
The big winner at the Cannabis Cup, year in and year out, is
GREENHOUSE (Oudezijds Voorburgwaal 191). The
coffeehouse has won some three dozen prizes in recent years, all
of which are proudly displayed in glass cases. Among the winning
brands are Shanti’s Holy Balls, Shanti Baba and King Hassan
Elite. The hash joint draws big crowds, but they are scattered
around the spacious, spot-lit lounge with its comfortable leather
couches and chairs. I usually opt for the Big Bang (approx. $10 a
gram), which never fails to live up to its name.

DE DAMPKRING (Handboogstraat 29) is a much more It’s not advisable to get too stoned in Amsterdam, if only
yuppyish place, on the order of a modern, brightly-lit British because it’s such a liquid city. Last year, for example, half a dozen
pub. To make up for its lack of atmosphere, the cafe offers a huge people died by falling into one of the city’s swift-running canals
range of things to smoke. Behind the bar are floor-to-ceiling and rivers. All of them were pot tourists.
bell jars packed with 25 different grasses, 18 hashes, and various
kinds of pre-rolled joints. The “Fair Smoke” label identifies
which product was organically grown (biological nutrients, no
chemical pesticides). A menu not only describes the goodies on
sale but rates them (“clear high,” “psychedelic high,” and so on).
Prices range from $15-$50 a gram, but the house-rolled Tbizla
joint is $10.

Celebrity hounds shouldn’t miss GREY AREA (Oude

Leliestraat 2), if only because many American and British rock
musicians unwind here when they’re in town. GREY AREA
is a small, dim joint with nondescript decor, but cannabis
connoisseurs praise its wares, especially a hash called Grey Mist
($20 a gram), which won second prize at the Cannabis Cup a few
years back.

The Cannabis Cup, an annual competition (only authorized

coffeeshops can enter it), is a widely-promoted, public event,
another example of the Dutch experience--live and let live

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 QU ENTIN
by JANE

This was a tough one. Colorado does beef real

well and the search for the best regional burger
was sort of like picking the favorite twenty-dollar
bill in my wallet. When I began this search, I decided
that I needed to limit my categories. I could easily find some
steakhouse with a 20-page wine list that would sell me an Angus
Beef burger with gorgonzola cheese and a variety of truffles for
twenty bucks, but I decided to take the approach of the guys in The Sink
the Miller High Life ads—no VIP section, no highfalutin maitre 1165 13th St. Boulder
d’, no frills-- just burgers. If you travel one state west, so begins
The Sink is an institution as much as the college campus is.
the cathedral of burger chains—In N’ Out, and to a lot of people
Since 1923, the spot on the hill has been serving university
I know, that’s the best burger you can get and it runs about three
students and tourists one of the best burgers you may ever
bucks. So without further ado, I give you my best of the best.
have. The coolest thing about The Sink is the low ceilings that
everyone writes on. If you’re really tall you might have to
duck as you walk to your table. The Sink burger is the staple,
Five Guys Burgers and Fries but they do offer a garden variety, a smokehouse burger, a
2300 S Parker Rd, Denver mushroom burger and a few other usuals. The drink specials are
Five Guys is a chain. You can even franchise one and be one of notorious and the atmosphere is as relaxed as you can get. On
those five guys. It’s not fancy and you probably wouldn’t take Mondays, flip a coin—if you win, your beer is only a quarter!
a date there, but if showed up to your date with a burger from
Five Guys, you would definitely get a second date. The company
began in 1986 in Virginia and now has over 500 locations in 35
states. The menu is pretty straightforward, you order either a Stuft: A Burger Bar
hand-formed “Regular” burger (2 patties) or a “Little” Burger 210 S. College Ave, Fort Collins
(1 patty) and choose your toppings, whatever you like and it’s Anyplace that makes its living by letting you “stuff your own
all free-- cheese, mushrooms, grilled onions, anything (except burger” is alright by me. The experience begins by choosing a
bacon, you have to pay for that).  If you order fries, a small fry bun, then progressing to meat or not, twelve different cheeses,
is all you will need to feed you and 4 of your closest friends.  sauces and toppings that range from mustard to apple cider
Then you wait.  All around the store you will find big boxes of bacon to spring mix. With a full bar and sports on flat screens,
peanuts to snack on while you wait for your order to be ready. happy hour is a great place to get a $2.50 import and $1.00
Don’t eat very many because the Little Burger goes a long way. sliders.

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To learn more about
Arugula salad
Chef Herb Ingredients

cook
&
4 cups arugula , rinsed and dried
1 cup tomatoes, halved

with herb
go to www.cookwithherb.com.
1/4 cup pine nuts
3 tablespoons THC olive oil
1 tablespoon rice vinegar
salt to taste
freshly ground black pepper to taste
1/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese
1 large avocado - peeled, pitted and sliced

Directions
In a large plastic bowl with a lid, combine arugula, tomatoes, pine
nuts, THC oil, vinegar, and Parmesan cheese. Season with salt
and pepper to taste. Cover, and shake to mix.
Divide salad onto plates, and top with slices of avocado
Trippin pasta salad
Ingredients
2 cups rotini (6 ounces) Directions
1/3 cup mayonnaise In a large bowl, combine cabbage, carrot, onion, THC vegetable
1/3 cup low-fat plain yogurt oil, vinegar and sugar. Stir until the ingredients are well mixed.
3 tablespoons THC olive oil Chill in the refrigerator until serving.
1 tablespoon red-wine vinegar or lemon juice
1 clove garlic, minced
1/8 teaspoon salt , or to taste Chinese Eyes salad
Freshly ground pepper to taste
1 cup cherry or grape tomatoes, halved Ingredients
1 cup diced yellow or red bell pepper (1 small) 1 package soba noodles
1 cup grated carrots (2-4 carrots) 1 teaspoon sesame oil
1/2 cup chopped scallions (4 scallions) 2 tablespoons rice wine vinegar
1/2 cup chopped pitted Kalamata olives 3 tablespoons soy sauce
1/3 cup slivered fresh basil 1 teaspoon hot chili oil
1 tablespoon hoisin sauce
Directions 5 tablespoons THC olive oil
Bring a large pot of lightly salted water to a boil. Cook pasta, 1 carrot, thinly sliced or julienned
stirring occasionally, until just tender, 8 to 10 minutes, or 2 celery stalks, thinly sliced or julienned
according to package directions. Drain and refresh under cold 5 green onions, bottom 4 inches, thinly sliced
running water. 1/2 cup thinly sliced napa cabbage
Whisk mayonnaise, yogurt, THC oil, vinegar (or lemon juice), 1/2 red bell pepper, thinly sliced or julienned
garlic, salt and pepper in a large bowl until smooth. Add the pasta 1/2 cup julienned bok choy
and toss to coat. Add tomatoes, bell pepper, carrots, scallions, 1 cup bean sprouts, optional
olives and basil; toss to coat well. 3 tablespoons minced fresh cilantro leaves
3 tablespoons sesame seeds, toasted, for garnish
4 tablespoons unsalted peanuts, for garnish
Kickin Coleslaw
Directions
Ingredients In a medium stock pot, boil water, add salt and cook noodles.
1 medium head cabbage, shredded When finished, place noodles in an ice water bath to cool. Drain
1 carrot and set aside.
1/4 onion, chopped In a medium bowl combine, sesame oil, vinegar, soy sauce, hot
1/4 cup THC vegatable oil chili oil, hoisin and THC olive oil. Mix thoroughly and then
1/4 cup vinegar combine prepared vegetables and noodles.
1/4 cup white sugar Garnish with sesame seeds and peanuts.
orgAniC TomATo sAlAd
DIRECTIONS
INGREDIENTS Whirl the nuts and graham crackers in a blender until they’re
8 to 10 small tomatoes, a variety of colors if possible a fairly fine powder. Combine it with the crumbled chocolate.
2 cloves garlic, finely minced Cream the egg yolks, sugar and THC butter until the mixture is
1/4 cup diced sweet onion or red onion pale yellow.
1 tablespoon fresh chopped parsley Preheat your oven to 360 F
1 tablespoon fresh chopped basil, or 1 teaspoon fresh leaf basil Whip the whites to firm peaks. Combine the nut and cracker
2 tablespoons White balsamic vinegar mixture with the butter mixture, then fold in the whites. Transfer
3 tablespoons THC olive oil the batter into a cake pan of size sufficient for it to be about an
1/2 to 1 teaspoon salt, or to taste inch deep, and bake it for 30 minutes.
1/4 teaspoon fresh ground black pepper

DIRECTIONS JAmAiCAn pineApple

Cut cores from the tomatoes; slice each tomato into 8 to 10
wedges. Combine with remaining ingredients in a large bowl; upside-down CAKe
toss to blend well. Cover and refrigerate for at least 1 hour before
serving. Serve on salad greens, if desired INGREDIENTS
3/4 cup THC butter
3/4 cup packed dark brown sugar
hAzelnuT CAKe 3/4 cup unsweetened pineapple juice
1 oz dark jamaican rum
INGREDIENTS 1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
10 ounces toasted hazelnuts 2 teaspoons baking powder
4 ounces graham crackers 1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup THC unsalted butter 1/2 cup white sugar
3/4 cup sugar 3 eggs
3 eggs, separated 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
6 ounces baking chocolate, crumbled 1 fresh pineapple - peeled, cored and cut into rings

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sTrAwberries
INGREDIENTS
16 ounces milk chocolate chips
DIRECTIONS
3 tablespoons THC vegetable oil
Preheat oven to 400 degrees F.
1 pound fresh strawberries with leaves
Melt the THC butter. Brush a little bit of the butter on the inside
of a 9 inch cake pan.
DIRECTIONS
Mix 5 tablespoons of the butter with the dark brown sugar and
Clean your strawberries and pat dry with a cloth carefully not to
1/4 cup of the pineapple juice and dark jamaican rum. Place this
damage them. In a double boiler, melt the chocolate and THC oil,
mixture in the bottom of the cake pan. Arrange the pineapple
stirring occasionally until smooth .
rings on the brown sugar mixture in a decorative pattern (be
MAKE SURE NOT TO MIX IN ANy
creative). Set pan aside.
WATER INTO yOUR CHOCOLATE
Stir together the flour, salt, white sugar, and baking powder.
MIXTURE AS THIS WILL RUIN yOUR
Separate the eggs. Beat the whites until stiff but not dry.
DIPPINg CHOCOLATE!
Beat two of the egg yolks until lemony yellow. Stir in the
On your countertop lay out 2 sheets of parchment paper or wax
remaining 1/2 cup pineapple juice, vanilla, and remaining melted
paper and 2 baking cooling grates so your excess chocolate may
THC butter. Add this mixture to the flour mixture. gently fold in
drip thru so you can save and use the again;
the egg whites. Pour batter over the top of the brown sugar and
Holding you clean strawberries by the stem , Dip the ¾ into
pineapple rings.
your chocolate mix and let drip for a moment and place on your
Bake at 400 degrees F for 30 minutes. Let cake cool in pan for 10
baking rack .
minutes then cover pan tightly with a serving dish and invert so
Let your strawberries stiffen until they lightly snap off rack and
that the pineapple side is up.
place into little paper serving cups or your favorite serving platter.

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 by JAY EVANS

For two great things like music and nature to collide the way
they do at Red Rocks Amphitheater, is truly a unique gift. When
you throw Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers into the mix (June
3rd), you’re just guaranteeing a fantastic time. Being a huge fan
of TP, and Red Rocks, makes this show a definite plan.

For someone to have taken the time, money, and heart to

build such an amazing venue into something completely natural,
was pure brilliance. For those of us that are slaves to concerts,
and truly enjoy every new venue we can get into, Red Rocks is
definitely a top three venue for the U.S., if not the world. It’s really
hard to think of many rivals in fact…. And when paired up with
the right act, a show at Red Rocks can be as uplifting as any mass,
in any house of worship. There will sure be a packed house on 6/3.

Red Rocks has been home to such amazing events since

the early 1900’s. Such notable performers as The Beatles, The
Grateful Dead, U2, and Phish have all made the climb, in order
to perform in this natural amphitheater. Nearly every major
touring act will find a reason to swing through CO, and Petty is
no different. With enough tours under his belt, it’s no surprise
that he’s chosen to come back to Morrison.

If you’ve never seen a Tom Petty show, or any show at Red

Rocks, KUSH magazine highly suggests that you attend this
one. Tom Petty’s catalog runs so deep, each song seems to be
a bigger hit than the last. His years on the road have done his
show justice, as Petty has truly hit his stride as one of America’s
great Rock icons, right up there with his friends Bob Dylan, and
Bruce Springsteen. The Heartbreakers, led by Tom’s musical
counterpart Mike Campbell, will be sure to lay it down as always.

So whether you’re new to the area, and just weren’t sure what
was going on up in those Red hills, or you’ve been a Red Rock
regular your whole life, make sure to make the venture out to
see Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers on June 3rd. You’ve been
invited to a Rock’n’Roll Mass, and although you may not see a hat
being passed around, your soul will surely be uplifted.
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centuries of civilization
e to exp eri en ce a wo rld of ancient ruins from the he ali ng
to Europ ulged in
You don’t have to travel years humans have ind
Gl enw oo d  Sp rin gs,   where for thousands of ur ba cky ard .
Just drive to  g a mark on histor y tha
t’s right ino
d vap or cav es, leavin
hot springs an the Ute American
Va lle y, wh ich  pr imarily was occupied by
Glenwood is nestled in
the Roaring Fo rk the Utes soaked their
ma n in the lat e 1800s. For centuries,
arrival of the wh ite ivity in the Rocky
Indian tribe prior to the   ma de po ssi ble by  ancientvolcanic act
sulfuric  hot  po ols rently being  pumped
bodies in the  healing, ha ve sai d tha t some of the waters  cur
ians and au tho rs g your body in what’s
Mountains. Local histor rou gh ly 20 ,00 0 yea rs old. Imagine soakin
ing pools are
into the popular hot spr
og ica l w aters.
considered archeol the time of year
cos t bet we en $14  to  $20 a day, depending on
pools — which s  are available
Although the hot spring rin gs, sev era l oth er inexpensive activitie
tions of  Glenwoo d  Sp ing and visiting
— are the main attrac , cam pin g, bik e rid ing ,  white-water  river raft
, including hiking
for  tourists year-round
Doc Holliday’s grave.

Attractions
It wasn’t long after white people took over  glenwood that john
Henry “Doc” Holliday rode into town, perhaps seeking the therapeu-
tic  hot  springs  to help  alleviate  symptoms  of  his tuberculosis. Doc
Holliday had created quite a name for himself back then, as a sav-
vy shooter  who  often rode along side Wyatt Earp. He passed away
in glenwood in 1887, and those interested in seeing his elaborate grave
can do so with just a small hike. The trailhead to the graveyard is at the
inter section of 12th Street and Bennett Avenue. It’s about a one-half-
mile hike. Another great place to reminisce about the wild, wild West and
Doc Holliday is at the Doc Holliday Salloon, located at 724 grand Ave.
The bar was made in Leadville and later was shipped to glenwood.
It’s said that Doc Holliday actually drank at the bar when it was in
Leadville. Happy hour runs from 5 to 7 p.m.  daily and features  $1
domestic draft beers.
grand Avenue is the main road through glenwood Springs, giv-
ing access to a slew of attractions throughout the city, including the
yampah Spa and Vapor Caves. It wasn’t until about 125 years ago that
anyone other than the Utes enjoyed the steam set off by the historic
underground caves.  Once considered  a  sacred, healing  place to the
Utes, the caves have since attracted thousands worldwide for their re-
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juvenating natural effects on the body and mind. It costs around $12
per person to visit the caves.
Neighboring the caves is the famous glenwood Hot Springs. Two
pools are open year-round. One is kept at 104 degrees F, while the oth-
er is around 90 to 93 degrees. Be sure and take quarters with you when
visiting the pools for locker rentals and the famous massage chairs
located in the hot pool. And don’t shy away from the pools in the
snowywintertime, as the steam provides a warm and relaxing experi-
ence in cold weather. If you’re looking for a little extra romance, visit
the hot springs at night. The pools are open until 10p.m. and are well
lit, providing the right atmosphere for a nice evening of swimming.
White-water river rafting is another exciting treat for those who want
to ruffle their feathers on the Colorado River. Depending on which of
many rafting companies you choose, it costs from $55 to $75 to take
an adventurous ride in the Rocky Mountain river water. Check out
the  glenwood  Chamber of Commerce  Web site  (www.glenwood-
chamber.com) for a list of rafting companies.
For less expensive adventures, hiking around  glenwood  is a
free attraction that almost anyone can enjoy. It’s nearly impossible to
write about glenwood Springs without mentioning Hanging Lake.
Although the Hanging Lake trail will be closed this summer from May
1 to Aug. 1, it’s worth talking about. If you’re looking for a hike with

a majestic end-point, visit Hanging Lake. The hike is about 1.2 miles
from the base of  glenwood  Canyon to the top of the lake, made
possible by three gorgeous waterfalls. It’s one of the most beautiful
and wondrousplaces in the Rocky Mountains. The crystal-clear water
and bright greenery around the lake and waterfalls makes hikers feel
as though they’re visiting a fairytale land.
Another storybook place to visit is the glenwood Caverns Ad-
venture Park, accessible by gondolas at the base of glenwood Springs.
At the top, you can dine at the Lookout grille, take a cavern tour of
the famous underground caves formed millions of years ago, or par-
take in adventure park thrill rides. A day pass costs $37, and it’s anoth-
er $5 to visit the caves that boast amazing stalagmites and stalactites.
Lodging
glenwood  has tons of different places to stay at the right
price  for all budgets,  no matter whether you’re  looking for a low-
priced, clean place to sleep or for a luxurious suite with a view.
The  glenwood  Springs  Hostel is an extremely affordable alterna-
tive to staying in a hotel or motel. The 22-year-old hostel can sleep
42, with the option of renting a single bed in the boys or girls
dorms for $16 a night, a private room for $25 a night or a fam-
ily room for $36 a night. Two kitchens, located on the premises, al-
low for hostel patrons to cook their own meals, if they so choose.
“It’s sort of a retro  hostel. We have a  vinyl  (record) collection of
about 3,000, and we have futons throughout the place for people to
relax,” said owner gary grillo, who saw the need for a hostel when
he move to  glenwood  in the late  1980s. “I used to travel a lot my-
self. I started when I was 20, and I went to Europe and the Soviet
Union in 1964. In 1989, I was living in Hollywood as a painter, and
then later I found this town called glenwood that needed a hostel.”
grillo offers customers several discounts to local tourism attrac-
tions, such as $10 off a half-day  white-water  rafting trip and  half-
priced  tickets to the vapor caves. Located only a few blocks from
the hot  springs  pools and minutes from hiking trails, the  glen-
wood SpringsHostel has the right price for the budget-conscious trav-
eler.
Various motels are located throughout  glenwood  Springs. Ce-
dar Lodge Motel at 2102 grand Ave., and the Silver Spruce Motel at
162 West 6th St., are just a couple of several motels to choose from.
L EAVIT T
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Several campgrounds are also available for those who prefer a more
rustic, outdoor experience. For more information, visit http://www.
glenwoodguide.com/campgrounds.htm.
Those seeking more upscale lodging can stay at the infamous
Hotel Colorado, a historic landmark in Colorado that opened in
1893. President Theodore Roosevelt stayed at the hotel several times
throughout his presidency, and the hotel has historical Rooseveltliter-
ature and photos throughout the building. Weekend room rates dur-
ing the summer run between $149-159 per room. Even if you don’t
stay at the Hotel Colorado, it’s almost a must to take a peek inside
while in  glenwood  Springs.  While there are several other upscale
hotels that also serve the  glenwood  area, the magnificent architec-
ture and history of Hotel Colorado is fun to savor. It’s located next to
the glenwood Hot Springs.
Dining
An eclectic variety of culinary choices exist in glenwood Springs.
Take your pick: Mexican, American, Cajun, Chinese, Italian, fast food
and more.
One favorite spot of glenwood locals is the Italian Underground
restaurant, open daily from5 to 10 p.m. at 715 grand Ave. The eat-
ery lies in a quaint basement of an old, brick building. Warm bread
is served with each meal by candlelight.  Entrees  run  from  $8.95
to$16.95, and if you happen to stop by this authentic, family-owned
restaurant, expect a wait before being seated. The Italian digs make
it a popular dining retreat, so be patient — it’s worth the wait.
“I think we provide a very good product at a reasonable price,”
said Ashton Durrett, co-owner of the restaurant. “We have good ser-
vice, and the ambiance in this little, rustic basement seems to work
well.”
Not far from the Italian Underground is the  glenwood  Can-
yon Brewing Co., which serves fresh,  handcrafted  beers and hearty
hamburgers. The locally owned brewpub is located at 402 Seventh St.
For those looking for a good coffee shop with free Wi-Fi, visit Sacred
grounds Coffeehouse and Deli at 725 grand Ave.
Any vacation path you take into glenwood Springs is sure to be a
beautiful and relaxing one, for there are no wrong choices when visit-
ing the enchanted healing grounds of the historic city.
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ASÊ ThEÊ GRouNDÊ ThAwSÊ and the sun
starts to smile down on us in our beautiful state,
many of us come out of hibernation and just want
to dance. Well we know how you feel here at Kush,
and we’ve got you covered. Here are a bunch of
shows over the next month that we don’t think you
should miss. So trade in your cold weather gear,
light up a doobie, and let the music take control.
SAGEÊF RANCIS
5.24.10Ê @Ê GothicÊ TheatreÊ (Englewood)
get ready to think. If you’re not familiar with Sage Francis, he’s
a hip hop artist that is probably better classified as a dep poet.
His live performance and delivery is in your face, with political
and social metaphors, conspiracy driven puns, and intricate word
play that will leave you pondering for days. He has a new album
that dropped on May 11th entitled LI(F)E that features music from
Chris Walla (Death Cab For Cutie), DeVotchKa, Calexico, Mark
Linkous (Sparklehorse), and cover art done by Shepard Fairey.
Definitely a performance worth seeing... and feeling.
www.sagefrancis.net
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BRokENÊ BEllS
5.29.10Ê @Ê GothicÊ TheatreÊ (Englewood)
Producer Brian Burton (Danger Mouse) and james Mercer (the
Shins) have teamed up on this “little” project named Broken Bells.
Mercer was bored with what he’d be working on and after speaking
with Burton decided to head down to LA, where he stayed at
Burton’s home/studio and they wrote their self-titled debut album.
Touring in support of that album, they make their way to the
gothic Theatre for what will surely be an enjoyable night of music.
www.brokenbells.com
FoREIGNER,Ê STyx,Ê kANSAS
5.30.10Ê @Ê RedÊ RocksÊ AmphitheatreÊ (Morrison)
This truly is a night of rock ‘n’ roll legends. If you enjoy these
bands and their style, then you are drooling looking at this lineup.
If you’re not a fan, move on. But with hits like “Dust In The Wind”,
“Carry On Wayward Son”, “juke Box Hero”, “Cold As Ice”, “Come
Sail Away”, “Mr. Roboto”, and many many more, how can you not
be a fan? They are all still making music and playing live, so see
them while you still can! They’ll put on a show that includes a
majority of the hits that have made them household names.
www.foreigneronline.com, www.styxworld.com, www.kansasband.com
ThEÊ BlACkÊ kEyS
6.3.10Ê @Ê FillmoreÊ AuditoriumÊ (Denver)
The Black Keys have a new album entitled Brothers that will be
released on May 18th. The Akron, Ohio bluesy rock boys that
formed in 2001 are touring the world this summer to support
that album, and on this night, Denver has the pleasure of hosting
them at the Fillmore. Solid rock music that won’t let you down,
but probably won’t wake you up. This is probably a sativa kind
of night. www.theblackkeys.com
Left:Ê DeltaÊSp irit,Ê RightÊf romÊT op:Ê LaÊRo ux,Ê MGMT,Ê
TheÊ BlackÊK eys,ÊSag eÊF rancis,ÊBr okenÊBe lls,Ê STYX
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6.5.10Ê @Ê ogdenÊ TheatreÊ (Denver)
La Roux -- the bulletproof, wild woodpecker, red-
headed Brit -- has exploded onto the scene over the
past year with appearances on MTV and performances
at big venues in every city. Their electro flavored
synthpop paired with lead singer Eleanor jackson’s
distinct voice make for an unforgettable show that
will definitely make you dance. They’re bouncing all
around the world this summer, but may not make
it back to Colorado for a while, so don’t miss this
night! www.myspace.com/larouxuk

MGMT
6.11.10Ê @Ê RedÊ RocksÊ AmphitheatreÊ
(Morrison)
MgMT, the Brooklyn based indie rock
darlings have basically gone mainstream. In
2010, they received two grammy nominations
and in 2009 justice’s remix of “Electric
Feel” won a grammy. Their newest album,
Congratulations, is very different from the
last album, Oracular Spectacular, that brought
them widespread fame. Don’t expect them
to play all of their hits though... at Coachella
they didn’t play “Kids” and some fans really
flipped out. They seem to be on a mission to
move away from the sound that made them so
popular. www.whoismgmt.com

CuTEÊI SÊ whATÊ wEÊA IMÊF oR

6.12.10Ê @Ê BlackÊ SheepÊ Ê
(ColoradoÊ Springs)

It’s what they aim for, and pretty much pin the
tail on the donkey with their style of power
pop punk tunes. Cute Is What We Aim For
play fun punk music without all the sad emo
crap that fills the airwaves these days. They are
from Buffalo, Ny and have released two studio
albums since forming in 2005. This show is
part of their spring tour across the US.
www.cuteiswhatweaimfor.com

DElTAÊS pIRIT
6.16.10Ê @Ê BluebirdÊ TheaterÊ (Denver)

Delta Spirit’s recent release History From

Below, the follow-up to their debut album
Ode To Sunshine is being released this spring
and does not disappoint from what we’ve
heard. Natives of San Diego & Long Beach
(depending on who you ask), these boys put
on a wonderful show with a slew of less than
conventional instruments. Should be a fun
little night at the Bluebird, perfect for an indica
high. www.deltaspirit.net

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 Strain review:

by DILLION ZACHARA

There’s an old saying: “Don’t judge a

book by its cover”. But sometimes that’s
a hard piece of wisdom to follow. We’re
all human (unless extraterrestrials read
Kush) and when you first hear a city’s
name or a person’s name you make some
immediate assumptions about identity. 
Well, the same can go for names of different cannabis strains.
With such a wide variety offered to patients these days, names can
become dizzying and sometimes you just gotta go with your gut.

DAWG. I have seen this name on the menu quite a few times but to be
honest, a name like Purple Jedi or God’s Gift is always more appealing than
AK-47 or DAWG. The latter are just such aggressive names, and aggression is
just the opposite of what I’m generally looking for when I buy weed. But it’s just
a name right? So I felt stupid judging it for so long. 
Finally I went against my instincts and bought a $15 gram and, well.... woof woof.

In reality, DAWG is a supremely pleasant and relaxing strain. It’s a great indica for an
easy evening after a hard day. Take a Sunday evening stroll with the DAWG right before a
long week ahead you won’t think about that meeting, project due, or daunting inbox that lies
in store for you come the morning. It’s perfect to kill your stress, set you straight, and let you
think about more of the good and less of the bad in our world and your life.  

Contrary to the DAWG’s color, this isn’t a purple strain of kush. But the batch
I got was pretty deep purple and dark green, with lots of bright red hairs and a
snowy shimmer. It’s pretty dense when fresh, but if you can’t hang with the mass

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just let it sit for a day and you’ll be fine. You would think it is re-
lated to Chem Dawg or Chem Dog, but these are both full sativa
or hybrid, and DAWG definitely is a pure indica kush.

So here I was thinking the DAWG would bark at me rather

than lick my face, hump my girlfriends leg, and tuck me into bed.
We got along great. Although I’m too lazy to cook these days,
cooking this strain into your meals would be absolute perfection.
A nice relaxing indica, often used to treat insomnia, baked into
a pie or whatever else your little heart can imagine is bliss. Aches
and pains will be forgotten, and the best part? Afterwards you
get to say “I got high on DAWG food”. 

Remember when Cheech and Chong smoked that joint of

the “dog shit” that really was dog shit after a dog ate their Maui
Wowie? Well this DAWG shit is guaranteed to be way better
than that, and it still sounds just as cool when you say that you
smoked it. 

Maybe at the end of the day, what you can’t do is judge a

book by the cover you interpret. But sometimes you’ve got
to follow your instincts. If a book has a really stupid
or boring name, chances are it’s going to have a
lot of really stupid or boring content. We
wouldn’t name our magazine “Shake”
would we?? 

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 by NOELLE LEAVITT
edited by BOB SELAN
State regulation of Cannabis in Colorado is just around the
corner as lawmakers wrap up the 2010 legislative session at the
state capitol where more than 100 people gathered on April
27 for an 11 hour legislative Senate hearing pertaining to
medical marijuana.
Caregivers, edible bakers, disabled individuals, lobbyists,
activists, recreational and medical marijuana users all had
something to say about House Bill 1284, which has several
new amendments. 
 The once 48 page bill is now 71 pages, outlining stipulations
about how medical marijuana dispensaries should operate as
legitimate businesses in Colorado. If you have the time and you
care about medical marijuana it’s probably worth sifting through
this piece of massive legislation.
  “I think the bill has created an overly complex regulatory
framework,” said Brian Vicente, Executive Director for Sensible
Colorado, a non-profit group that lobbies on behalf of the MMJ
community. “The good part of this bill is that it will firmly
establish dispensaries under Colorado law. But, at the same
time it’s benefiting larger dispensaries, so growers and smaller
dispensaries are going to have a harder time adapting to the new
regulations.” Vicente said he opposes the bill in its current form.
 The bill has been approved by the Senate Local Government
and Energy committee.
Sen. Nancy Spence, R- Greenwood Village, and Sen. Chris
Romer, D- Denver, opened the hearing by explaining to the
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committee their reasons for wanting to get the bill signed into
law this legislative session.
“We’re going to do an awful lot with this bill,” Romer said to
the committee.
 The re-engrossed bill now states that the owner of a medical
marijuana dispensary must pay a $5,000 bond to the state
licensing authority, which will oversee rules pertaining to MMJ.
The bill outlines that certain individuals such as physicians,
people under 21 years of age and law enforcement agents are
prohibited from operating dispensaries. The proposed law also
states that individuals under the age of 21 are not allowed inside
dispensaries, which is concerning to Vicente.
 “I think that’s just incredibly damaging. It really hurts a lot
of adults who are sick. People get HIV and cancer and have war
injuries at all ages,” Vicente said.
Several individuals with disabilities spoke at the hearing
including Mark Simon, who is in a wheelchair.
“I’m concerned that (HB 1284) would make it very expensive.
I’m concerned that we’re making policy based on guesses,”
Simon said.
Medical marijuana patient Jarvis Shead, who is also confined
to a wheelchair and deals with an incredible amount of back pain
on a daily basis also addressed the committee.
“Medical marijuana is a life saver for me. It allows me to play
with my daughter with out being out of it on pills,” Shead explained.
  Under the proposed bill, every employee that works at a MMJ
dispensary will be required to have a background check, and only
those who have lived in Colorado for two years are allowed to
open a dispensary. Also, the proposed legislation increases the
annual tax revenue collected from the industry by nearly
$2.7 million.

“I think that first and foremost that any taxes from this should
go to pay for the regulating program. I’m generally comfortable
for (some) funding from this to go to substance abuse,” Vicente
said.

The real issue facing legislators here stems from a deficiency

in Amendment 20 legalizing medical marijuana in Colorado.
By not specifically providing for legal distribution or for retail
sales of medical cannabis, it is now left up to the elected officials
to come up with reasonable but workable statewide rules and
*Physicians are responsible to keep records on all medical
regulations to govern an already robust to say the least job and
marijuana patients.     
revenue producing industry.
*Physicians are required to submit patient medical records to
The bill as presented will empower cities and counties to
the Colorado Board of Medical Examiners.
regulate, license or ban dispensaries and the cultivation of
medical marijuana in their towns. If passed the legislation The bill states that physicians are not allowed to:
will certainly lead to substantial litigation against the state and *accept from or offer any pecuniary remuneration to
municipalities not to mention the massive outcry and political primary caregivers.
backlash from medical marijuana patients statewide.
*procure medical marijuana.
 SB 1284 now moves on to the Senate Appropriations Committee.
*examine patients with the intent to diagnose a debilitating
medical condition at a medical marijuana dispensary, or at
any location where marijuana is sold or distributed.

One of two bills being reviewed by legislators in Colorado is
close to being signed into law by Governor Bill Owens.
Senate Bill 109 sets forth new rules and regulations on how
doctors issue registry identification cards to medical cannabis
patients, and it will also create stricter sanctions against
physicians who violate the bill. The bill also puts the Department
of Public Health and Environment in charge of setting rules
related to registry identification cards.
“Ultimately, it’s a decent measure,” said Brian Vicente,
executive director of Sensible Colorado, a non-profit
organization that lobbies on behalf of medical marijuana
patients. “I’m generally comfortable with (the bill). It’s all
kind of common sense.”
The bill outlines rules for physicians, including:
*Physicians must have a license to practice medicine in the Chris Romer, R, who has long advocated for stricter sanctions
state of Colorado that is in good standing.
*hold interest in a medical marijuana enterprise.
Of utmost debate is the issue of confidentiality for patients
and providers included in Amendment 20. Opponents of the
bill claim that the medical oversight provision provided by the
Board of Medical Examiners in SB109 is a loss of patient privacy.
Rules are also set forth about how patients can renew
their MMJ cards. Additionally, the bill would create a medical
marijuana review board that amongst other tasks would be
required to review medical marijuana requests from patients
under the age of 21 to determine if that person has a medical
condition that would permit them to use medical cannabis.
Both the House and the Senate have reviewed the bill with
minor amendments.
The bill has several house and senate sponsors including Sen.
regarding medical marijuana.

To view the bill, visit www.leg.state.co.us.

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 Last month the world lost a great visionary
and man. Jack Herer died on April 15th, 2010
after suffering a stroke and heart attack in
Portland last autumn. We at Kush Magazine
by J.T. GOLD honor him, revere him and will always hold his
legacy in the highest regard. Rest in peace,
Jack. You left this world better than you found
it and for that we are all grateful.

Back in September, Kush Magazine

interviewed Mr. Herer and Rick Simpson in
what may have been the last, or certainly close
to the last time Jack did a telephone interview
before Hempfest, where he gave his rousing
speech. Here is that interview.
Jack Herer, legendary hemp champion and author of the book,
“The Emperor Wears No Clothes” is excited for a 10-week tour of
Eastern Europe with friend and activist Rick Simpson where they
will visit twenty-five colleges and universities to spread the word
about the medicinal powers of healing hemp oil. Simpson has
been creating and promoting hemp oil for twelve years released a
film in 2008 called Run From the Cure- The Rick Simpson Story,
a documentary film with testimonials from several terminally
and chronically ill people whose lives have been transformed and
their cancers completely cured with hemp oil, including Simpson
himself.

What is extraordinary about this particular trip is that by all

good reason, Jack Herer shouldn’t be healthy enough to travel.
In 2000, Jack suffered a stroke and the damage was quite severe.
He lost much of his speaking ability and his motor skills were
diminished. He also suffered from diabetes and diabetic ulcers.
After ongoing and failing medical treatment, Herer met Rick
Simpson to learn more about the hemp oil he was making.

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 After two months, all of his conditions greatly improved and
his speech is good enough that our interview happened over the
telephone.
Rick Simpson, a resident of Nova Scotia, Canada, was just
a regular, middle-aged, engineer when he first realized the
immense healing benefits of cannabis oil. He was diagnosed with
basal cell carcinoma in 2002. He cured his skin cancer simply by
applying high-grade cannabis oil directly onto the infected areas.
Now, six years later he has shared the cure with thousands of others.
KUSH: Hi Jack. It seems obvious that the two of you would
join forces, but how did you actually meet?
JH: About 4 years ago, my wife met him in Canada and told
me I should contact him about his work. I had an Internet show
at the time and I called him to be a guest on the show with Eddy
Lepp. After the show and learning about Rick’s work, I couldn’t
believe it. I had been studying and working as a hemp advocate
nearly my whole life and I didn’t know what Rick knew. I felt like
I was hit by a truck.
KUSH: Is that when you began taking the oil for your
own conditions?
JH: Yes.
RS: Eddy called me a week after Jack started taking the hemp
oil and said he couldn’t’ believe the difference. Eddy said to me,
“Rick, 45 days ago, Jack couldn’t walk 15 feet. Now he’s walking
all over the hemp festival talking to vendors!”
KUSH: Your hemp oil sounds like a miracle drug, Rick. What
does the medical community think of your work?
RS: They don’t listen. They don’t want a cure. There is way
too much money being made by the drug companies for them to
actually want to find a cure. It’s an epidemic. Natural healing isn’t
profitable, so why would they listen?
JH: The drug companies are the worst. They have been
poisoning us for years. Look at chemotherapy. It’s enough poison
to kill a person’s immune system and make their hair fall out.
RS: Look, say you get smashed up in a car accident, they
[doctors] take you in there, and put you back together; in
many cases, work miracles. But when it comes to curing simple
diseases, they’re a dismal failure. This natural plant, that grows
and replenishes on this earth, holds the key to true compassionate
healing and care. People would rather take poison.
KUSH: Why do you think that is?
RS: Well, it’s partly due to the society we’ve grown up in.
With the taboo that surrounds marijuana, from propaganda like
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[cult film] “Reefer Madness”. Even people on their death bed, are
scared to take cannabis oil for fear of getting high. However, they
still allow themselves to be subject to deadly treatments such as
chemotherapy and radiation. Doctors often give the excuse that
the plant is, “still under study,” as a reason for not prescribing it.
How long does it take to study? If it works, it works.
KUSH: People can watch your film for free online with
testimonials from people whom you have treated and even
instructions on how to produce your own oil at home. It seems
hard to believe that you can make a “cancer cure” at home. Isn’t
it difficult?
RS: If you follow the instructions, it’s no more difficult than
making a cup of coffee.
JH: (laughs) If I can do it, anyone can!
RS: I had a 83-year-old woman call me the other day and tell
me that she has been suffering with cancer for two years. She saw
my movie and decided to try to make the medicine. She called to
tell me how she did and what process she used, which was just as I
instructed and sure enough, she had made perfect hemp oil using
things she has around her house like a rice cooker.
KUSH: Do you get a lot of calls like that?
RS: People from all over the world call me every day for help.
I have people coming to me for all reasons. Patients come to me
with chronic pain, scoliosis, arthritis, and even AIDS. 4 out of 5
people can be saved if they take the medicine right. Miracles are
a common thing around here. When you make the essential oil
of the most medicinal plant in the world, why should it surprise
anyone that it’s a miracle drug?
JH: That’s what we’re doing. We’re trying to break down the
walls. People need to know about hemp and what it can do.
Instead of poisoning the planet and ourselves, we need to get
back to nature. A hemp-based economy worked for the United
States for decades. It can work again.
KUSH: So the tour you’re heading out on this fall is an effort
to spread the word? You’re the high priests of hemp and you’re
going worldwide? Is that it?
JH: The time has come for awareness. We can heal the world
with this plant.
RS: Once people know what this plant really does, who’s
going to stand against it? I just want see us get back to real
healing; natural medicines that won’t hurt people. I want to see
the human race back on the right track. There’s nothing special
about me; it’s the medicine that’s magic.
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by MATE

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I understand the appeal of being outdoors on a course with
manicured grass and trees, but the game isn’t for me. As someone
who enjoys the camaraderie of strolling the course with a few
buddies and a cooler full of beer, I often went along just for the
hang. And then something wonderful happened: a friend of
mine introduced me to “Frisbee golf ”. I thought he was making it
up, because tossing a Frisbee toward some sort of hoop sounded
to me like something he rigged up in his backyard. Imagine my
surprise when I learned that “Frisbee golf ” was actually Disc Golf
and not only was it a sport played on a real course, there were
different sized discs—clubs if you will, for different distances. In
my opinion, the best part is that you don’t have to take lessons to
play. If you can toss a disc, you can play. You may discover that the
five times you played Frisbee in college don’t exactly make you a
skilled shot, but it’s far less intimidating than hitting a very small
metal basket. As a player progresses down the fairway, he or
white ball with a huge, awkward club toward a flag you can’t see.
she must make each consecutive shot from the spot where the
The how and when of disc golf ’s origins are debated among previous throw has landed. The trees, shrubs, and terrain changes
those close to the sport and historical accounts of people located in and around the fairways provide challenging obstacles
playing a similar game dating back to the 1900s. Its modern day for the golfer. Finally, the “putt” lands in the basket and the hole
popularization is credited to Californians George Sappenfield is completed. Disc golf shares the same joys and frustrations of
and “Steady Ed” Headrick. In 1975, Headrick formed the first traditional golf, whether it’s sinking a long putt or hitting a tree
disc golf association, the PDGA, which created the standard halfway down the fairway. There are few differences, though.
rules for the sport. Disc golf rarely requires a greens fee, you probably won’t need to
rent a cart, and you never get stuck with a bad “tee time.”
Disc golf is a disc game in which individual players throw
a flying disc into a basket or at a target. According to the With a few simple differences in the rules for “ball” golf, disc
Professional Disc Golf Association, “The object of the game is golf is a sport you can pick up immediately and play for free and
to traverse a course from beginning to end in the fewest number for fun. Many city parks have courses set up and are accessible
of throws of the disc.” A golf disc is thrown from a tee area to a to everyone. Check out PDGA.com for course information and
target which is the “hole”. The hole can be one of a number of disc official rules.
golf targets; the most common is called a Pole Hole® an elevated

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 Even with the relative deregulation of cannabis in the US,
there are still very high risks of a growing operation. Randy’s
operation was in the aforementioned apartment building, in
a county where he and his partners were exceeding the legal
growing limit. They definitely weren’t advertising, even to their
closest friends, the details of their business venture and although
they weren’t really paranoid, it was pretty easy to see that the
process was inducing a certain level of stress. And with college,
40+hrs/week at an office job, and an illegal marijuana growing
operation it’s a pretty understandable stress.

You would think that with all of the hassle involved they would
be making a pretty penny, right? Wrong. When all of the chips
by MICHAEL DILLON are counted in the end, assuming there are no disastrous legal
or botanical failures, the investors may simply break even. This
didn’t bother our friend though. When we asked if it seemed like
When you enter a dispensary to pick up your prescription
a waste of time he said “No, it’s really just a fun, cool experience.
and you see all those neatly aligned jars, do you ever wonder
I was never looking to make a ton of money out of it.” Interesting
where all of that product comes from? When you are smoking,
perspective considering Randy doesn’t even use marijuana, for
eating, ingesting your cannabis, do you think of the financial and
medical or recreational purposes. He’s a man of the earth, and a
personal investment, risk, thought, and effort that went into it?
lover of all natural things that come from the earth.
If you don’t grow your own medicine, it’s likely that you neglect
to think about these things.  The fact that all the marijuana being sold to patients has to
come from somewhere often leads to misguided information.
Kush talked to an unnamed grower with a significant
The conservatives will tell us that it all comes from violent
operation in an undisclosed location (doesn’t the mystery excite
drug cartels, and the use of marijuana is fueling the thugs and
you??) to gain a bit of insight into this somewhat elusive side of
gangsters. But in reality, there are a lot of honest, hard working
the business.
people out there who are interested in botany and/or business.
The individual that we spoke with, let’s call him Randy for Others may say that large scale growers are simply in it for the
the sake of anonymity, was coming from a perspective that many money. That is obviously not true in Randy’s case, and we suspect
may relate to in the “game”. A full-time college student, working there are many others out there just like him.
a full-time day job, he hardly has time to brush his teeth, yet
So the next time you are kicking back, enjoying a relaxing
still managed to spend around 20 hrs/week on his crop. That 20
joint or bowl, pay a little tribute the the Randy’s of the world.
hours involves fertilizing, trimming & pruning, and other work
Keep them in mind and remember that a lot of work went into
depending on the strain and growth method.  On top of that, the
the growth, curation, and distribution of your medicine. And
apartment which houses the operation is a reasonably long trip
remember that it’s probably not those evil Mexican drug cartels
from where he makes his home. To say the least, Randy is a very
that put it in your had; it could be your neighbor, co-worker,
busy, responsible, and organized individual.
or classmate. 
Every couple of months, the crop is harvested and big
decisions must be made. Sell on the street or to a dispensary
owner? Offloading the crop to a street dealer will bring a higher
profit, but selling to dispensaries can be a more reliable long
term plan. Where should they sell the crop? Every county, city,
and state that has legalized medical marijuana has a different
market with varying demand, which means varying prices. LA,
for example, demands a much better price than cities in Nor-Cal.
But transporting the product can be very risky and usually isn’t
worth the reward. So from start to finish, legitimate business
decisions must be taken into consideration.
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 by RyAN jAMES
There are very few things that you can do for yourself that
are more beneficial than walking and hiking. More importantly,
it’s something that almost everyone can do. Doctors will tell
you that it’s the best way to start losing weight, improve cardio-
vascular conditioning, and increase lung capacity... pay attention
lettuce heads. Not to worry, this isn’t a medical piece preaching
the benefits of good health. Rather, an encouraging rouse to
walk beyond the sidewalk and step up your game.
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Colorado receives over three hundred days of sunshine per
year. Therefore, outdoor activities are commonplace. While
many people walk and hike to get in their daily or weekly dose of
exercise, many people in Colorado look at hiking as much more
than a supplemental exercise program to help transition between
sporting seasons. Hiking in Colorado is a sport in itself. As
people venture further and further from the concrete jungle, the
competition for environmental supremacy is as strong as ever.
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 But your competition won’t be your fellow hikers. Surviving
the elements... the trail, the sun and the length of the day are your
real adversaries. For the unprepared hiker, disrespecting any of
these competitors can be your undoing.
Whether you are a novice or an experienced hiker, proper
hiking gear cannot be underestimated. One of the most important
pieces of gear are your boots. There is nothing worse than getting
wicked blisters on your feet two miles into a ten mile trek. Well
designed hiking boots are one of the better investments you can
make. When purchasing your hiking boots, there are a few things
to keep in mind.
Fit: Boots that fit properly will last longer and protect your
feet better. Be sure to wear multiple socks when trying on
footwear before you buy. Also, keep in mind that half the hike
will be back downhill, so you’ll need adequate toe room.
Support: Ankle support is also a huge concern when hiking
off the beaten trail. It will be an even more difficult hike back to
the car with a sprained ankle.
Tread: Just like the tires on your car, you’ll need appropriate
rubber on those wheels. Running shoes just won’t cut it off the
road, just like hiking boots suck for racquetball. Boots sporting
a Vibram® rubber outsole is recommended for tough rocky trails.
Are your boots waterproof, yet breathable? It’s easy to slip
on wet rocks and dip a foot into a cold mountain stream. You
really don’t want wet feet, and if that does happen, you’ll want
your boots to dry fast.
Another critical facet of hiking in Colorado is wearing proper
clothing. Even in the summer, Colorado can regularly experience
temperature swings of 50 degrees. At altitude (10,000 ft and up)
snow flies as early as September and as late as June. Multiple
layers of light clothing and a thin protective shell (gortex or
rubber) is sufficient for most day trips. Cotton is not advisable
since it collects and holds moisture close to the skin making
cotton-clad hikers more susceptible to hypothermia.
Now that you have the proper hiking boots and clothing don’t
forget to bring plenty of water. Staying properly hydrated is quite
possibly the most important thing to keep in mind while hiking.
Many experts will say that you are well into dehydration by the
time you feel thirsty. Additionally, you can go more than a week
without food. No water? You won’t last more than 2 days. What
happens when you run out? Good news, there’s more than just a
camelback to pack in your water supply. You should bring along
water tablets to protect yourself from giardia and other water
borne parasites when drinking untreated water. Better yet, try
water purifiers. There are a variety of water purifiers that allow
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you to drink water straight from a lake or stream, by filtering out
water impurities.
So now that you are ready to hit the trails how do you know
where you are going as you approach numerous forks in the
road? Every year, many people get either lost or injured while
hiking. Don’t let yourself become one of these statistics. There
are a number of tools that can help you stay on course or reach
help if necessary. If you’re with other hikers, two-way radios are
a must. Occasionally, hikers can find themselves separated from
each other. Most radios have a two mile or more broadcasting
radius. Emergency beacons, or Personal Locator Beacons (PLB)
are electronic tracking devices that have become necessary gear
for back-country skiers. While hikers aren’t too likely to fall
victim to many avalanches, someone hiking alone can become
lost or too injured to hike out so it would be wise to carry a
distress beacon. Just be sure to purchase a fishing license along
with your PLB. The cost of the ancillary search and rescue charge
is the cheapest rescue insurance you’ll ever purchase.
There are many other pieces of gear that can be beneficial
to the recreational hiker. A lightweight, adjustable backpack is
particularly useful for carrying all these toys... err, tools. Your
pack should act as a survival pack during longer hikes. Basic
first aid, compass, knife, rain poncho, collapsible walking
pole, waterproof matches, sunscreen, dry food, water tablets,
sunglasses, pain relievers and anti-inflammatory medications
should be permanent residents within any good hiking pack. All
this gear might seem unnecessary to the novice hiker, and you’d
better hope it is. It’s always better to be safe than sorry. Carrying
a few extra pounds of gear could make the difference between
adventurous exercise and a life threatening survival episode.
Finally, choose your hiking route very carefully, especially
when alone. Tell others where you’re going. Make sure that your
hike is well within your ability. Following some very simple steps
will help keep you out of any more trouble than is absolutely
necessary. Nobody wants to be the one that stayed out too late and
couldn’t find their way back to the car by the light of a cell phone.
Check out these websites for great maps and other hiking ideas.
www.aroundcolorado.com/maps/index.html
www.aroundcolorado.com/maps/index.html
www.coloradohikingtrails.net
www.coloradohikingtrails.net
www.trails.com/stateactivity.aspx
www.trails.com/stateactivity.aspx
www.abc-of-hiking.com
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 Regardless of origin, the music and pers
ona’s of the Brothers
of Brazil will win you over. Whether it’s
Supla’s medieval twist
on street punk, (done honestly, not for the
cameras) , or João’s
smooth demeanor of the ultra-styled mo
d (with a twist of early
Sinatra) - the image of these real brother
s is infectious -
just wait ‘til you hear their new album -
PUNK ANOVA.
ByÊ JoshÊ Kaplan
To describe the musical genre of the
Brothers of Brazil is about as difficult
Beatles into a slot. The Brothers of Braz as pegging the
il have soft ballads and grooving rock
combined with intricately executed rhythms,
R‘n’B and Basso nova beats - all don
gutter punk juxtaposed with the smo e with the grit of a
othness of a silk shirt. With such dive
Brothers have pulled from ever y dire rse influ ences, the
ction to make a quilt of sounds and
- all unique, yet somehow tying toge son gs that feel good
ther perfectly. Supla sings, as he atta
drum kit, while joão’s sweet voice and cks his zebra-striped
classical guitar will swoon most to the
This duo produces a full, and dynami dance floor.
c sound both live and recorded. Hav
from the Sunset Strip and the clubs ing play ed everywhere
in Camden, to Rock in Rio, the Bro
performed for dancing audiences all thers of Brazil have
around the world.
As T.V. superstars in their home tow
n of Sao Paola, Brazil, it’s difficult for
go unnoticed. With variety shows on these two to
REDETV Brazil which highlight thei
Brothers are natural born entertainers. r mus icality, these
The reason is, the Brothers truly live
persona’s. What you see on T.V., or on in their own
stages around the world, is what you
these guys - crazy suits and all. There get when you meet
is no day off when you live it!
Both Supla and joão are very approac
hable artists, interested in things hap
and consciously doing their part to have pening now,
that reflect in their art. With a cache
and natural harmonies only real brot of original songs,
hers can produce, their live act is a fant
ride through the lives of these two very astic roller-coaster
unique siblings.
With such songwriting, musicianship
, and charisma, the Brothers are read
their sound, and show to the states. y to bring
They have hooked up with ZMR ENT
promoting the Brothers in the U.S., ., who is currently
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 taking away the extra elasticity in the ball. And although this has
cut down on the amount of homeruns, Coors Field still remains
an offensive park. This being said, let’s get to what’s really
happening at the park….. There’s a ballgame going on, and they
got beer and hot dogs for sale. How can you beat that? And with
tickets selling for as little as $1 in what’s known as the “Rockpile”,
which is a center field bleacher seat, you really have no excuse for
not getting out here - even in this economy.

With 63 luxury suites and 4,500 club seats, Coors Field

by jAy EV amenities are second to none. Being named after a brewing
A NS
company has its advantages too. Needless to say, Coors beer is
flowing everywhere, including at the Blue Moon Brewery at the
Besides enjoying all the fresh air, and natural wonders around
Sandlot. This microbrewery/restaurant is behind the right field
Denver, there are a few things that will always bring a smile this
stands, with an entrance to Coors Field, and from Blake Street.
time of year…… Hot dogs, Beer, and BASEBALL!!!!! - Now, I’m
Besides their Blue Moon Beer which is a delicious Belgian-style
not going to get into a rant about the Rockies, or how highly paid
Wheat beer, they are also known for many award winning beers,
players perform, or not….. Our focus today will be on the simple
in many categories. This has got to have made your mouth water
joys involved in enjoying one of the premier baseball stadiums in
by now, right? So what are you waiting for? Here is a schedule of
the league, Coors Field.
upcoming games to check out……
For those who haven’t been yet, it’s time to crawl out of the
May 10-12 vs. Philadelphia Phillies
bricks and get a little sun. It’s only been there for 15 years now.
Where does the time fly? With the season underway, and the team May 13-16 vs. Washington Nationals
playing about .500 baseball, Coors Field and the neighboring May 25-27 vs. Arizona Diamondbacks
Lower Downtown (LODO) district is the place to be.
May 28-30 vs. Los Angeles Dodgers
Known as a “hitter’s park”, it’s field was made larger to
accommodate for the thinner air, which is thought to produce June 7-10 vs. Houston Astros
more home runs, doubles and triples - and it’s true. Being up a June 11-13 vs. Toronto Blue Jays
mile high (a row of purple seats in the upper deck signifies the
mile mark), does have some impact, but it’s been found that the For more information on the Rockies, or Coors Field, check
lack of humidity is really the reason. To even this playing field, out their website at www.coloradorockies.com, and get out to a
Coors Field has a large humidifier strictly for baseballs, thus game already!

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400 Galena Ave. Heads of state Back to the Garden Denver, CO Denver, CO 80204
Crestone, CO 81131 3015 W 44th Ave. Wellness Center (720) 258-6847 (720) 542-8364
(303) 877-7452 Denver, CO 80211 1547 Gaylord St.
(303) 433-6585 Denver, CO 80206 Cured Therapeutics Herbs 4 you
DaCOnO (720) 877-3562 877 Federal Blvd. 20 E. 9th Ave.
Herbal Daze smoke shop Denver, CO 80204 Denver, CO 80203
Dacono Meds 4530 E. Colfax Ave. Cannabis Medical (303) 868-1269 (303) 830-9999
730 Glen Creighton Dr., Unit C Denver, CO 80220 762 Kalamath St.
Dacono, CO 80514 (303) 333-1445 Denver, CO 80204 Denver relief Lincoln Herbal
(303) 833-2321 (303) 912-2013 1 Broadway St. 424 Lincoln St.
Herbal Daze smoke shop Denver, CO 80223 Denver, CO 80203
DenVer 6525 N. Federal Blvd. Canna Center (303) 420-MEDS (303) 955-0701
Denver, CO 80221 5670 E. Evans Ave., Ste 216
Doctors (303) 427-1445 Denver, CO 80222 Discount Medical Mile High alternative
a Doctor’s Office (720) 222-3454 Medicine
Marijuana
5070 N. Federal Blvd. High Fashion Glass Denver, CO 80203
970 Lincoln St.
Denver, CO 42 S. Broadway Capitol Hill (720) 289-9654
Denver, CO 80203
(720) 457-3767 Denver, CO 80209 Medicine shoppe (303) 355-9333
amarimed (303) 766-5473 or 1410 Grant St., #B104 Mile High Green Cross
Dr. Alan Shackelford (303) 766-5437 Denver, CO 80204 Front range Dispensary 852 Broadway St.
Denver, CO (303) 993-5777 Denver, CO 80203 Denver, CO 80203
(720) 532-4744 Mary Jayz Cool stuff (720) 620-4463 (303) 861-4252
4014 Tennyson St. Caregivers for Life
CannaMed Usa Denver, CO 80212 of Cherry Creek Go Dutch Collective pain Management of
6855 Leetsdale Dr. (720) 855-7451 310 Saint Paul St. 1111 Lincoln St. Colorado
Denver, CO 80224 Denver, CO 80206 Denver, CO 80203 110 Cook St., Ste 103
(877) 420-6337 or DenVer CenTraL (720) 536-5462 (720) 220-9029 Denver, CO 80206
(303) 388-2220 (303) 423-7246
5280 Wellness Carribbean Connection Green Cross of
Happyclinicdenver.com 1321 Elati St. 6th Ave. & Santa Fe Dr. Cherry Creek pride in Medicine
1211 S. Parker Rd., #101 Denver, CO 80204 Denver, CO 80204 128 Steele St., Ste 200 731 W. 6th Ave.
Denver, CO 80231 (720) 296-1711 (720) 209-2454 or Denver, CO 80206 Denver, CO 80204
(720) 747-9999 (720) 217-6786 (303) 321-4201 (303) 999-0441
advanced Medical
alternatives Cherry Creek Health Green Karma Medical pure Medical Dispensary
Health star Medical
1269 Elati St. 155 Cook St., #150 1115 Grant St., Ste G2 1133 Bannock St.
evaluation Clinic
Denver, CO 80204 Denver, CO 80206 Denver, CO 80203 Denver, CO 80204
710 E. Speer Blvd.
(303) 351-WEED (9333) (303) 388-0086 (303) 815-1585 (303) 534-PURE (7873)
Denver, CO 80203
(303) 586-1200

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remedy Care Center Cannabis station Mahooka Meds Zen Dispensary supreme Care strains and
1850 S. Federal Blvd. 1201 20th St. 2400 Larimer St. 26th Ave. & Ogden St. Wellness Center
Denver, CO 80219 Denver, CO 80205 Denver, CO 80205 Denver, CO 80205 6767 E. 39th Ave., Ste 105
(303) 935-2694 (303) 297-WEED (9333) (720) 536-0850 (303) 297-1466 Denver, CO 80207
(720) 877-5216
rocky Mountain Farmacy Denver Compassionate Mile High Cannabis DenVer easT
1719 Emerson St. Caregivers 899 Logan St. The Clinic on Colfax
Denver, CO 80218 1538 Wazee St. Denver, CO 80203 Cannacopia Dispensary
(720) 389-9002 Denver, CO 80202 (303) 955-6203 3857 Elm St. 4625 E. Colfax
(303) 623-7246 (PAIN) Denver, CO 80207 Denver, CO 80220
Tender Healing Care Mile High Medical (303) 399-3333 (303) 333-3644
1355 Santa Fe Dr., Ste F Denver Kush Club 424 21st St.
Denver, CO 80204 2615 Welton St. Denver, CO 80205 City Floral The Healing Center of
(720) THC-4-THC Denver, CO 80205 (303) 296-3732 1440 Kearney St. Colorado
(303) 736-6550 Denver, CO 80220 1452 Poplar St.
The Grasshopper Mind Body spirit (303) 355-4013 Denver, CO 80220
alternative Medicine Denver patients Group 3054 Larimer St. (720) 389-9285
1728 E. 17th Ave. 2863 Larimer St., Unit B Denver, CO 80205 Colorado Care Facility
Denver, CO 80218 Denver, CO 80205 (303) 297-2273 5130 E. Colfax Ave. Verde Dispensary
(303) 388-4677 (303) 484-1662 Denver, CO 80220 5101 E. Colfax Ave.
natural remedies (303) 953-8503 Denver, CO 80220
The OG Collective Medical Discount Medical 1620 Market St., Ste 5W (303) 474-4489
Marijuana Dispensary Marijuana Denver, CO 80202 Flavored essentials
82 S. Federal Blvd. 2028 E. Colfax Ave. (303) 953-0884 3955 Oneida St. DenVer nOrTH
Denver, CO 80219 Denver, CO 80206 Denver, CO 80207
(303) 955-0070 (303) 355-9333 rino supply Co (303) 377-0539 Colorado Herbal Center
3100 Blake St. 7316 N Washington St.
DenVer DOWnTOWn elevated Medical Denver, CO 80205 Herbal Care Denver, CO 80229
3660 Downing St. (303) 292-2680 2866 N. Colorado Blvd. (303) 287-6815
24/7 Health Care Centers Denver, CO 80205 Denver, CO 80207
3535 Walnut St. (303) 530-4338 snW (303) 321-4433 Doctors Orders
Denver, CO 80205 2030 E. 20th Ave. 5068 N. Federal Blvd.
(720) 479-8756 Great scott’s Total Care Denver, CO 80205 Jane Medicals Denver, CO 80221
198 E. 45th Ave. (303) 321-MEDS (6337) 7380 E. Colfax Ave. (303) 433-0276
alternative Medicine On Denver, CO 80216 Denver, CO 80220
The 16th street Mall (720) 304-5940 summit Wellness (303) 388-JANE elite Cannabis
910 16th St., #805 2117 Larimer St. Therapeutics
Denver, CO 80205 GreenDocs L.L.C. Denver, CO 80205 new Millennium solutions 6401 N. Broadway, Unit J
(303) 623-1900 1550 Larimer St., Ste 309 (720) 407-8112 1408 N. Oneida St. Denver, CO 80221
Denver, CO 80202 Denver, CO 80220 (303) 650-4005
apothecary of Colorado (303) 339-0214 Tastee yummees (720) 318-3275
1730 Blake St., Ste 420 P.O. Box 181457 Green Medical referrals
Denver, CO 80202 Greenhouse Denver, CO 80205 Med stop Clinic - Denver
(303) 296-5566 Wellness Center (720) 937-1559 5926 E. Colfax Ave. 5115 Federal Blvd., #9
2403 Champa St. Denver, CO 80220 Denver, CO 80221
Ballpark Holistic Denver, CO 80205 The Farmacy (303) 573-6337 (MEDS) (303) 495-5000
Dispensary (720) 328-0412 1400 Market St.
2119 Larimer St. Denver, CO 80202 rocky Mountain Farmacy Medicine World
Denver, CO 80205 J&J Green Clinic (303) 260-7036 6302 E. Colfax Ave. 4950 East Evans Ave.
(303) 953-7059 3462 Walnut St. Denver, CO 80220 Denver, CO 80222
Denver, CO 80205 The Happy Harvest (720) 389-9002 (303) 300-5059
Botanico, inc. (303) 284-5610 2324 Champa St.
3054 Larimer St. Denver, CO 80205 stone Forest Bakery nature’s Choice
Denver, CO 80205 Lotus (303) 997-4425 846 1/2 Forest St. 2128 S. Albion St.
(303) 297-2273 1444 Wazee St., Ste 115 Denver, CO 80220 Denver, CO 80222
Denver, CO 80202 Timberline Herbal Clinic (720) 297-0990 (720) 447-3271
Budding Health (720) 974-3109 and Wellness Center
2042 Arapahoe St. 3995 E. 50th Ave.
Denver, CO 80205 Denver, CO 80216
(720) 242-9308 (303) 322-0901

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The Healing House
123 W. Alameda Ave.
Denver, CO 80223
(720) 389-6490
DenVer nOrTHeasT
Golden Meds
4690 Peoria St.
Denver, CO 80239
(303) 307-4645
DenVer nOrTHWesT
alive Herbal Medicine
4573 Pecos St.
Denver, CO 80211
(720) 945-9543
alternative Wellness Center
2647 W. 38th Ave.
Denver, CO 80211
(720) 855-6565
or (720) 855-8040
altitude Organic Medicine
- Highlands
1716 Boulder St.
Denver, CO 80211
(720) 855-MEDS (6337)
B*GOODs MMJ
apothecary
80 S. Pennsylvania St.
Denver, CO 80209
(303) 803-8256 or
(303) 777-5239
BC inc.
4206 W. 38th Ave.
Denver, CO 80212
(720) 323-2383 or
(720) 988-3184
Biocare
2899 N. Speer Blvd., Ste 105
Denver, CO 80211
(303) 455-3187
Chronic Wellness
3928 Federal Blvd.
Denver, CO 80211
(303) 455-6500
DenCo
5830 W. 38th Ave.
Denver, CO 80212
(303) 518-0303
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Denco alternative
Medicine
2828 Speer Blvd., #117
Denver, CO 80211
(303) 433-2266
Denver Metro Cannabis
Couriers
1562 S. Parker Rd., Ste 328
Denver, CO 80231
(720) 227-6939
Doc Danks
4785 Tejon St., Unit 101
Denver, CO 80211
(720) 276-5956
Grass roots Health and
Wellness
2832 W. 44th Ave.
Denver, CO 80211
(303) 325-7434
Grassroots
3867 Tennyson St.
Denver, CO 80212
(303) 420-6279
Herbal Connections
2209 W. 32nd Ave.
Denver, CO 80211
(720) 999-6295
Herbal spa
4347 Tennyson St.
Denver, CO 80212
(303) 339-0116
Herbal Wellness, inc.
3870 N. Federal Blvd.
Denver, CO 80211
(720) 299-1919
Highland Health
2727 Bryant St., Ste 420
Denver, CO 80211
(303) 455-0810
Highland Herbal
Connections
2209 W. 32 Ave.
Denver, CO 80211
(720) 999-6295
Highlands square
apothecary
3460 W. 32nd Ave.
Denver, CO 80211
(303) 433-3346
Kushism Therapeutic Herbal Ganja Gourmet
2527 Federal Blvd. Comfort, LLC 1810 S. Broadway
Denver, CO 80211 Denver, CO 80214 Denver, CO 80210
(303) 477-0772 (720) 298-8909 (303) 282-9333
Kushism Total Health Concepts Healing Buds
3355 W. 38th St. 2059 Bryant St. 468 S. Federal Blvd.
Denver, CO 80212 Denver, CO 80211 Denver, CO 80219
(303) 433-0152 (303) 936-0309
Local Caregivers of
Colorado
Urban Dispensary Mother nature’s Miracle
5316 Sheridan Blvd.
Denver, CO 80214 2675 W. 38th Ave. 315 W. Littleton Blvd.
Denver, CO 80211 Denver, CO 80210
(720) 233-5482
(720) 389-9179 (303) 794-3246
Mary Jayz natural
Therapeutics DenVer sOUTH Organameds
4900 W. 46th Ave. 2020 S. Broadway
Denver, CO 80212 a Cut above Denver, CO 80210
(720) 855-7451 1911 S. Broadway (720) 862-7544
Denver, CO 80210
platte Valley Dispensary (720) 536-8965 patients Choice of Colorado
2301 7th St., Unit B 2251 S. Broadway
Denver, CO 80211 Broadway Wellness Denver, CO 80210
(303) 953-0295 1290 S. Broadway (303) 862-5016
Denver, CO 80210
pure (303) 997-8413 rocky Mountain Caregivers
3533 W. 38th Ave. 285 S. Pearl St.
Denver, CO 80211 Cannabis 4 Health Denver, CO 80209
(720) 335-6336 1221 S. Pearl St. (720) 746-9655
Denver, CO 80210
sunnyside alternative (720) 296-7563 The Candy Girls
Medicine Denver, CO 80219
1406 W. 38th Ave. Colorado alternative (303) 219-6020
Denver, CO 80211 Medicine
(303) 720-6761 2394 S. Broadway The Health Center
Denver, CO 80210 2777 S. Colorado Blvd.
sweet Leaf inc. (720) 379-7295 Denver, CO 80222
5100 W. 38th Ave. (303) 758-9997
Denver, CO 80212 Daddy Fat sacks
(303) 480-5323 945 South Blvd. The Kind room
Denver, CO 80219 1881 S. Broadway
The Cosmic Company (303) KIND-BUD Denver CO, 80210
3460 W.32nd Ave. (720) 266-3136
Denver, CO 80211 Delta 9 Caretakers LLC
(303) 433-3346 2262 S. Broadway Walking raven Dispensary
Denver, CO 80210 2001 S. Broadway
The Giving Tree of Denver (720) 570-2127 Denver, CO 80210
2707 W. 38th Ave. (720) 327-5613
Denver patients Center, LLC
Denver, CO 80211
(303) 477-8888 2070 S. Huron St. Wellspring Collective
Denver, CO 80223 1724 S. Broadway
The reLeaf Center (303) 733-3977 Denver, CO 80210
2000 W. 32nd Ave. (303) 733-3113
Denver, CO 80211 earth’s Medicine
(303) 458-LEAF (5323) 74 Federal Blvd., Unit A DenVer sOUTHeasT
Denver, CO 80219
The Tea pot Lounge (720) 542-8513 303 Cannabis inc.
2008 Federal Blvd. 1800 S. Sheridan Blvd., #303
Denver, CO 80211 Denver, CO 80232
(303) 656-9697 (720) 934-5388

a Mile High LLC
63 W. Alameda Ave.
Denver, CO 80223
(303) 722-3420
alternative Medicine
Of southeast Denver
6853 Leetsdale Dr.
Denver, CO 80224
(720) 941-8872
altitude Organic Medicine
- south
2250 S. Oneida St., Ste 204
Denver, CO 80224
(303) 756-8888
BuddingHealth
4955 S. Ulster St., #105
Denver, CO 80237
(303) 770-0470
Colorado Cannabis
services
1842 S. Parker Rd, Unit 18
Denver, CO 80247
(720) 984-6543
Cronergy
4101 E. Louisiana Ave., #320,
Denver, CO 80246
(720) 382-1287
Green around you
970 S. Oneida St., Ste 17
Denver, CO 80224
(303) 284-9075
Green Cross Caregivers
1842 S. Parker Rd.
Denver, CO 80231
(303) 337-2229
Green ribbon Clinic
4155 E. Jewell Ave., #403
Denver, CO 80222
(720) 296-8035
Herban Wellness inc.
4155 E. Jewell Ave., #405
Denver, CO 80222
(877) 702-4MMJ (4665)
Karmaceuticals
4 S. Santa Fe Dr.
Denver, CO 80223
(303) 76-KARMA
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Little Brown House rocky Mountain Home sweet Home eDWarDs
1995 S. Broadway Marijuana Dispensary 20 Sheridan Blvd.
new Hope
Denver, CO 80223 1126 S. Sheridan Blvd. Denver, CO 80226
Wellness Center
(303) 282-6206 Denver, CO 80232 (303) 922-8777
210 Edwards Village Blvd.,
(303) 219-4884
B-110
Little Green pharmacy Mr. stinky’s
sleeping Giant Wellness Edwards, CO 81632
1331 S. Broadway 314 Federal Blvd.
45 Kalamath St. (970) 569-3701
Denver, CO 80223 Denver, CO 80219
(303) 722-2133 Denver, CO 80223 (720) 243-0246
(303) 573-3786 rocky Mountain High
(303) 736-6188
105 Edwards Village Blvd.
Medical Marijuana for southwest alternative Care Edwards, CO 81632
Wellness 1940 W. Mississippi Ave. Mile High Therapeutics
(970) 926-4408
1240 S. Parker Rd., #100 Denver, CO 80223 1568 S. Federal Blvd.
Denver, CO 80231 (303) 593-2931 Denver, CO 80219 eLDOraDO sprinGs
(720) 629-3476 (720) 389-9369
Green Belly Co-Op
sweetLeaf
Metro Cannabis inc. nature’s Cure 3330 El Dorado Springs Dr.
Compassion Center
4101 E. Wesley Ave., Ste 1 4283 W. Florida Ave. Eldorado Springs, CO 80025
5301 Leetsdale Dr.
Denver, CO 80222 Denver, CO 80219 (720) 381-6187
Denver, CO 80246
(720) 771-9866 (303) 955-8954 (303) 934-9503
or (720) 542-3022 enGLeWOOD
Tetra Hydro Center rocky Mt. Organics a Doctor’s Office
Metro Cannabis on 9206 E. Hampden Ave. 1015 W. Evans Ave. (Doctor’s Office)
Hampden inc. Denver, CO 80231 Denver, CO 80223 4796 S. Broadway Unit C
3425 S. Oleander Ct., Unit B (303) 221-0331 (720) 479-8905 Engelwood, CO 80113
Denver, CO 80224 (720) 457-3767
(720) 365-5307 Very Best Medicine rocky Mountain
(VBM Club) patient services aDG Herbal Medicine
Mile High Quality of Life 6853 Leetsdale Dr. 934 S. Federal Blvd. 11 W. Hampden Ave.
2186 S. Holly St., #106 Denver, CO 80224 Denver, CO 80219 Englewood, CO 80113
Denver, CO 80222 (720) 941-8872 (303) 922-9385 or (720) 278-0419
(720) 933-1857 (720) 882-5521
DenVer sOUTHWesT nature’s Kiss
Mile High remedies sUBUrBs DUranGO Medical Lounge
4155 E. Jewell Ave., Ste 310 nature’s Medicine - 4332 S. Broadway
Denver, CO 80222 420 Wellness Durango Englewood, CO 80113
(303) 419-3896 2960 S. Federal Blvd. 129 E. 32nd St. (303) 564-9690
Denver, CO 80236 Durango, CO 81301
Mile High Wellness (303) 493-1787 (970) 259-3714 Credit
6740 E. Hampden Ave. Best Card, LLC
alameda Wellness Center nature’s Own
Denver, CO 80237 6955 E. Caley Ave.
183 W. Alameda Ave. Wellness Center
(720) 382-8516 Englewood, CO 80111
Denver, CO 80223 927 Highway 3
(303) 736-6999 (303) 741-2313
rockbrook, inc. Durango, CO 81301
2865 S. Colorado Blvd., Ste 323 CannaMart (970) 259-0283
FeDeraL HeiGHTs
Denver, CO 80222 3700 W Quincy Ave., #3702
(303) 756-0595 Denver, CO 80236 eGDeWaTer Colorado patient Coalition
(303) 730-0420 Greenwerkz 9460 Federal Blvd.
rocky Mountain 5840 W. 25th Ave. Federal Heights, CO 80260
alternative Medicine Clovis, LLC Edgewater, CO 80214 (303) 667-6032
1479 S. Holly St. 4000 Morrison Rd. (303) 647-5210
Denver CO, 80222 Denver, CO 80219 Front range Dispensary, LLC
(303) 758-9114 (303) 284-3165 northern Lights natural rx
8876 N. Federal Blvd.
2045 Sheridan Blvd.
rocky Mountain Farmacy Federal Heights, CO 80260
Green Tree Medical, LLC Edgewater, CO 80214
2420 S. Colorado Blvd. (303) 429-2420‎
3222 S. Vance St. (303) 274-6495
Denver, CO 80222
Denver, CO 80227
(720) 389-9002
(720) 838-1652
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FOrT COLLins/GreeLey
Bonnee and Clyde’s Caring
Cannabis
Fort Collins, CO 80526
(970) 443-6206
BuddingHealth
1228 W Elizabeth St., Ste D8
Fort Collins, CO 80521
(970) 484-6337
Campus east MMJD
1740 S. College Ave.
Fort Collins, CO 80525
(970) 218-4146
Colorado-CHrOniX
Medicinal Cannabis
Community
Fort Collins, CO 80526
(970) 227-3366
Colorado Wellness
providers
1425 Cape Cod Cir.
Fort Collins, CO 80525
(970) 217-0900
emerald pathway
4020 S. College Ave., Ste 11
Fort Collins, CO 80525
(970) 377-9950
Friendly Fire
1802 Laporte Ave.
Fort Collins, CO 80521
(970) 631-8776
Generations natural
Medicine
2006 8th St.
Greeley, CO 80631
(970) 353-2839
Medicinal Gardens of
Colorado
420 S. Howes St., Ste D
(Stone House)
Fort Collins, CO 80521
(970) 217-0575
northern Colorado
natural Wellness
1125 W. Drake Rd.
Fort Collins, CO‎ 80526
(970) 689-3273‎
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solace Meds
301 Smokey St., Unit A
Fort Collins, CO 80525
(970) 225-6337
FranKTOWn
s.e.C.a.M. (serving parker,
elizabeth, Castle rock)
7517 E State HWY 86
(720) 346-2772 or
(303) 660-2650
FrisCO
Bioenergetic Healing
Center
842 N. Summit Blvd #13
Frisco, CO 80443
(970) 668-3514
Medical Marijuana of the
rockies
720 Summit Blvd., Ste 101A
Frisco, CO 80443
(970) 668-MEDS
GeOrGeTOWn
Clear Creek Wellness
Center
1402 Argentine St.
Georgetown, CO 80444
(303) 569-0444
GLenWOOD sprinGs
Green Medicine
Wellness
1030 Grand Ave.
Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
(970) 384-2026
peaceful Warrior
Medical Marijuana LLC
216 6th St.
Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
(970) 485-5286
GOLDen
Golden alternative Care
807 14th St., Ste A
Golden, CO 80401
(303) 278-8870
rocky Mountain
Organic Medicine
420 Corporate Cir. #I
Golden, CO 80401
(720) 230-9111
GranD JUnCTiOn
Doobies, LLC
239 27 ¼ Rd, Ste 1
(on frontage road)
Orchard Mesa/Grand Junction,
CO 81503
(970) 242-2281
Green natural solutions, LLC
753 Rood Ave., Unit 3
Grand Junction, CO 81501
(970) 424-5331
Heavenly Healing, LLC
1225 N. 23rd St. #106
Grand Junction, CO 81501
(970) 242-2488
Herbal paradise
2454 Hwy 6 & 50
Grand Junction, CO 81505
(970) 424-5264
High Desert Dispensary, LLC
1490 North Ave., Ste S
Grand Junction, CO 81501
(970) 424-5357
High Desert Dispensary
Highly Herbal
555 North Ave., Ste 4
Grand Junction, CO 81501
(970) 778-5151
Mesa alternative Health
and Wellness
605 Grand Ave.
Grand Junction, CO 81501
(970) 424-5264
naturals
624 Rae Lynn Dr.
Grand Junction, CO 81505
(970) 424-5291
nature’s alternative
496 28 Rd.
Grand Junction, CO 81504
(970) 245-2680
nature’s Medicine
1001 Patterson Rd #1
Grand Junction, CO 81506
(970) 424-5393
Weeds
719 Pitkin Ave.
Grand Junction, CO 81501
(970) 245-4649
HiGHLanDs ranCH
Hatch Wellness Center
3624 E. Highlands Ranch
Pkwy., #105
Highlands Ranch , CO 80126
(303) 470-9270
iDaHO sprinGs
Mountain Medicinals, inc.
1800 Colorado Blvd., Ste 5
Idaho Springs, CO 80452
(303) 567-4211
LaFayeTTe
420HighWays, LLC
201 E. Simpson St., Ste B
Lafayette, CO 80026
(720) 434-5210
Ka-tet Wellness services
489 N. Highway 287, Ste 201
Lafayette, CO 80026
(303) 665-5599
LaKeWOOD
alternacare
830 Kipling St.
Lakewood, CO 80215
(303) 462-1070 or
(303) 386-5865
Bud Med Health Centers
2517 Sheridan Blvd.
Lakewood, CO 80214
(720) 920-9617
Denver Mile Hydro
355 S. Harlan St.
Lakewood, CO 80226
(303) 935-GROW (4769)
Green Tree Medical
3222 S. Vance St., #230
Lakewood, CO 80227
(720) 838-1652
Lakewood patient
resource Center
7003 W. Colfax Ave.
Lakewood, CO 80214
(303) 955-5190
Meadows Wellness Center
1701 Kipling St., Ste 104
Lakewood, CO 80215
(720) 435-3830
Mr. nice Guys
12550 W. Colfax Ave., Unit 119
Lakewood, CO 80215
(303) 233-6423
natures Herbal solution
9699 W. Colfax Ave., Unit A
Lakewood, CO 80215
(303) 232-2209
pain Wellness Center
2509 Sheridan Blvd.
Lakewood, CO 80214
(720) 404-0174
post Modern Health
5660 W. Alameda Ave.
Lakewood, CO 80226
(303) 922-9479
rocky Mountain Ways, LLC
1391 Carr St., Unit 303
Lakewood, CO 80214
(303) 238-1253
rocky Mountain Wellness
Center
1630 Carr St., Unit C
Lakewood, CO 80214
(303) 941-7883
Therapeutic Herbal Comfort
12078 W. Jewell Ave.
Lakewood CO, 80228
(720) 298-8909
Doctors
Herbal Health systems
1630 Carr St., Ste A
Lakewood, CO 80214
(720) 279-2379
or (877) 304-HERB
smokeshops
Heads of state
9715 W. Colfax Ave.
Lakewood, CO 80215
(303) 202-9400
Lazy J’s smoke shop
10672 W. Alameda Ave.
Lakewood, CO 80226
(303) 985-2113
LarKspUr
Larkspur Herbal services
(Inside Pony Express-o Cafe)
9080 S. Spruce Mountain Rd.
Larkspur, CO 80118
(303) 681-3112
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