Sunday, September 30, 2012

All Things MMJ with Jessica LeRoux - Sept. 30, 2012


Hey Now,
Well there went the Summer, I hope some of you at least made a couple good days of it while keeping up with the changes and challenges of the MMJ business in these confusing times. As of this week we will be delivering to Co Springs EVERY tuesday, so get your orders in ASAP for this week's delivery... And go see the freekin colors, the Aspens in vail are boomin, Telluride is Amazing, and the drive over from T-ride to Durango is off the Hook, top prize in the state is Rico, it may be remote but it is worth the drive! Get on it before the 3-6 days of fall foliage are played out, the snow is coming, and some of it was already falling on me this weekend.

Just in from the MMED, cant imagine what they are licensing since the MMED currently has No statutory authority to issue a vendor license for any person to carry or handle meds... at this time vendors only have statutory authority to Fix equipment and property associated with a licensed MMJ business location.

Special Vendor Only Registration (By Appointment Only)
Friday, October 5, 2012, 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Please call 303-205-3330 to set an appointment
Call Today - Time Limited Space if Available
http://www.colorado.gov/cs/Satellite/Rev-MMJ/CBON/1251592985115

BUT PLEASE DONT TAKE MY WORD ON THIS ISSUE WITH VENDORS... INSTEAD I WILL USE THE WORDS OF MS HARRIS HERSELF, TO ONCE AGAIN MAKE MY REDUNDANT POINT FOR ME.

1st off here is the link to the issue we are discussing, Thursday 9/20 Ms Harris issued a "position statement" regarding Brokering Wholesale Transactions...

Wednesday, September 26, 2012

'ELEPHANT' TO BE CHAINED TO GROUND AS RINGLING BRINGS THE CRUELEST SHOW ON EARTH TO DENVER


PETA Zeroes in on Circus's Violent Treatment of Baby Elephants


                       A PETA member wearing an elephant costume will be chained and held to the ground outside the Denver Coliseum on Thursday while the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus forces animals to perform under threat of punishment inside. Other PETA supporters will hold signs that read, "This Is Baby Elephant Training." PETA's point? That a former Ringling employee turned whistleblower furnished PETA with photos that reveal how baby elephants used by Ringling are stretched out, slammed to the ground, gouged with steel-tipped bullhooks, and shocked with electric prods. These abusive sessions go on for several hours a day in order to force the baby elephants to learn to perform circus tricks out of fear of punishment. The photos—and other damning evidence of Ringling's abuse of animals—can be seen in a video narrated by actor Alec Baldwin.

                        "Denver residents would run screaming from the big top if they knew how baby elephants are violently forced to perform difficult, confusing, and sometimes painful tricks," says PETA Foundation Director of Captive Animal Law Enforcement Delcianna Winders. "Since children love animals, the last place that parents and grandparents should take them to is the circus."

Late last year, Ringling paid $270,000—the largest fine in circus history—for violations of the Animal Welfare Act.

                       Outside the Denver Coliseum, 4600 Humboldt St. (near the intersection of 44th Street and Arkins Court), Denver
                       Thursday, September 27, 12 noon

Tuesday, September 25, 2012

Denver's Rock 'n' Roll Marathon - Sept 22, 2012

Fair Food and Farmworker Justice at Chipotle Festival‏


From: Denver Fair Food Committee denverfairfood@gmail.com
 
The weather may cooling, the Campaign for Fair Food is heating up in Denver!  Momentum is growing as Denver allies and the Coalition of Immokalee Workers make plans to bring creative actions to Oct. 6 Chipotle "Cultivate Festival", calling on the chain to finally sign a Fair Food Agreement with the CIW.

Here's a few of the exciting happenings:

1. Oscar Otzoy of the CIW is in Denver through October 6 connecting with community members and animating them to get involved in the Oct. 6 actions. If you'd like to invite Oscar to make an announcement or do a workshop about the CIW's 20-year struggle for justice in the tomato fields of Florida with your community organization, faith group, union, or classroom contact DenverFairFood@gmail.com.   

2. On Saturday Sept. 15, Chipotle brought the "Cultivate Festival" to Chicago's Lincoln Park. While Chipotle celebrated inside the gated festival, the CIW and allies set up on a neighboring field to both remind Chipotle and educate festival attendees that the restaurant chain has chosen to ignore farmworkers rather than recognize and respect their vital contribution to the food system by joining the Fair Food Program. For a small hint of the exciting actions being planned for Denver,see the photo report from Chicago here

3. If you're interested in learning more about the Campaign for Fair Food and the actions planned for Oct. 6, one opportunity will be this Thursday at the Occupy Denver Teach-In:
The Fight for Fair Food
Thursday, September 27, 5:30-6:45pm
at Deer Pile Space above City O’ City at 206 E. 13th Ave.

We hope to see you all soon!
Next Meeting: Wednesday, September 26, 6pm at AFSC (901 W. 14th Ave, rm 7; first floor of Court House Square Apartments)

October Naysayer by Phil Goodstein

Monday, September 24, 2012

All Things MMJ with Jessica LeRoux - Sept. 24, 2012

I camped on Cottonwood Creek, Hiked the Colorado Trail, Hit the Hot Springs, and still made it back to Red Rocks to take my b-day Furthur thanks to some great friends! — My 39th Birthday! 
Hey Now,
Another week where I couldnt get to an internet signal on Sunday, so here we go and just like last time you will get until Noon on tuesday to get your weekly savings locked in.... But if you are in the Co Springs area you need to order ASAP so we get your order made since your delivery day is Tomorrow!  
The "colors" are at peak intensity so go check out a rural MMC and make a new friend... I can honestly say there were more cars on Kenosha pass last Saturday than every other time I pass that way all year added together, so think about making a weekday trip if you can! And Please if you go cruising real slow, make it up to the locals by supporting a locally owned small business instead of a chain restaurant or store! 

Thank Goodness its a slow news week, and we can get to the sweet savings all the sooner! 

As I predicted the latest letters are on again (not to my knowledge in Colorado), and the 45 days will hit right on election day for maximum media coverage... not sure who this helps, but I am sure that our current two party forprofit system is broken...  







just a general poll, my Med card expires in 7 weeks, which Doctors are the most trustworthy, and what kind of turn around times are we seeing on average? What are we spending on these appts?

and now Sweet Ass savings! save money by ordering on time!

Really Truly Final Week for Key Lime, I thought for Sure we would use up the final few Key Limes last week but there are a dozen or so left so lets use em up and stock up anybody who desires these 85mg gluten free awesome tasting edibles. $5 wholesale. 

Toffee Iced Coffee Cheesecakes... This week marks the end of September, and so the end of these gluten free 125 Mg medallion core bad boys too, Order by noon on Tuesday and get $0.25 off every Toffee Iced Coffee cake you order! 

New Freekin 115Mg Product... MAS Y MAS... finally a spicy latin themed chocolate offering with a name to offer long overdue tribute to LA rockers Los Lobos!!! a partner for the strong selling Triple Crowns so now there will be two pink label chocolates! Mas Y Mas is a layer of dark chocolate, a layer of chipolte pepper infused milk chocolate with sweet dried cherries, more dark chocolate, and roasted salted pepitas (pumpkin seeds). Eiii es caliente! The Capsicum from the chipolte pepper is a natural pain reliever and they're Gluten Free too!  Wholesale is $6.50 but if you order by Noon on Tuesday you can have $0.25 off all your Mas Y Mas spiced chocolates... 

Apple Crisps! can we get a Hells-a-yeah! for this product? Cause we are getting some very good feedback on this one to our website! Organic CO grown apples, Vegan, Gluten Free, low sugar, and so fucking tasty you might hurt yourself if you dont use self control and stop before you eat the whole thing! 275 real Mg THC wholesaling for just $9.00 each... order by noon on tuesday to save 5 % or $0.45 on each apple crisp you order!

All Kinship Bars are 5% off this week if ordered by noon on Tuesday! 

All Balsamic Nuts are 5% off this week too! 

This week order any combo of stuff that comes to $175 and we will send your shop one size Large t-shirt or one size XL t-shirt, or one size XXL t-shirt (the only sizes we have left!!!) as a thank you!  these are the sweet long sleeved shirts! 

Thanks for reading all this once again! WE really do value your support!

Jessica LeRoux
Twirling Hippy Confections, LLC
2145 W Evans Denver CO
303 922 3661 

Saturday, September 22, 2012

Rock 'n' Roll Marathon today, Sat., 9-22-12


The organizers of this event do the best job of informing the neighborhoods what will be happening. I received this taped to my door yesterday.

This goes right by my front door so it's hard to ignore. Maybe I'll try some live streaming from my front porch.

Friday, September 21, 2012

Breaking news on proposed Walmart at 9th and Colorado

COUNCILWOMEN SUSMAN AND ROBB OPPOSE TIF FOR CURRENT 9TH AND COLORADO DEVELOPMENT


September 21, 2012                                                  
(DENVER)  Councilwoman Mary Beth Susman and Councilwoman Jeanne Robb announced today that they will not support tax increment financing for the redevelopment as currently proposed at 9th and Colorado by Fuqua Development. The Councilwomen’s joint statement follows:
“We respect the hard work of the Colorado Boulevard Health Care District (CBHCD), the City’s Department of Community Planning & Development (CPD), the Denver Urban Renewal Authority (DURA), and the developer to facilitate the redevelopment of this key site.  We also want to thank our constituents for all the ideas and input.                  
Plans for redevelopment of the former Health Sciences Center site owned by the University of Colorado (CU) have been in progress since 2003. In that time, different developers offered site plans that evolved with the developer and the economy.  The initial balanced, mixed-use project became more retail-oriented through the years. The proposed insertion of Wal-Mart as anchor tenant created a tipping point for new scrutiny of the project that needs a greater mix of uses if it is to generate increases in retail sales for the area.   We are concerned that the project as proposed is more likely to draw from other retail in the area, thus not producing a true tax increment.
Our constituents have made their concerns about the current proposal known, and we respect their views. 
We intend to continue working with our communities, CU, this developer or a future developer, the CBHCD, and the City administration to find a viable alternative.”

The Fix is In

Have you ever attended a public meeting calling for "citizen input" on an issue to be decided by a government committee? Did you get the feeling that the issue was already decided and that the meeting was just for show? You might want to read this study by Stephen M. Griffin, MAC, PhD.

As “experts” the Denver Parks and Recreation Department excluded, ignored, or marginalized any of the public’s input that did not conform to their view of the best practices in dog park planning. The External Stakeholders Committee members did not feel the meetings were led in a way that allowed them to have meaningful input on the elements of the Plan. The Department’s public meetings were poster sessions, where the primary focus was allowing citizens to ask questions, and the collection of public input on the draft plan was secondary. The meeting conducted by the City Park Alliance was more a debate protest than a planning session. The result was the public had no meaningful influence on the decisions reached in the process.
Read the entire summary here.

The Legacy of Michael Bennet, our Senator

The Denver school system, for instance, got clobbered when it opted for an exotic swap deal pushed by J.P. Morgan Chase (the same villain in Jefferson County, incidentally) and then-school superintendent/future U.S. Senator Michael Bennet, that ended up costing the school system tens of millions of dollars. As was the case in Jefferson County, the only way out of the deal involved a massive termination fee that might have been even more destructive than the deal itself.

Read entire Rolling Stone article here.