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DENVER (CBS4) The business of getting people high has produced some high returns for entrepreneurs in Colorado, but some feel like the state s green rush might be coming to an end.
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Steve Jobs  told the Pentagon that he smoked weed as a young man to calm down and think creatively 鈥?and he was only just the most influential technologist of our time.
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Many in the marijuana industry refer to the explosion in marijuana retailers and pot-based outfits as the green rush.
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So it鈥檚 a nice little bit of circularity that you can use one of Jobs鈥?legacies 鈥?the beautiful, powerful iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus 鈥?to get your hands on <a href=http://capstone.edu.sg/clreplicashoes.php>Christian Louboutin Outlet</a>  a pungent sack of lateral thinking. There are 1.3 million apps available in the App Store. Here鈥檚 our five favorite 420-enhancing apps for iOS.
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Those in the business say they have made their money by <a href=http://www.aec-ist.com/css/Gucci-Outlet-Online-Money-Clip-Mens-Jacket-Mens-Jeans.html>Gucci Outlet Online</a>  hard work, not just being in the right state at the right time. But some in the industry aren t certain the climate here is ripe for many more success stories.
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I don t know if that s the case that you could have new people jump in and be very successful because that market s pretty saturated and it s got a lot of established operators, said Kayvan Khalatbari, a marijuana store on South Broadway in Denver.
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  But it certainly can be very profitable.
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Not even an app and it鈥檚 our current favorite. You use like Uber to order medical marijuana to your door in literally minutes. Apple鈥檚 App Store blocks the selling of cannabis, so you use iOS鈥檚 spiffy Safari browser to peruse Eaze s 20-strain menu, and 鈥淩equest Delivery鈥? On-board geo-location brings a courier to your spot, wherever that may be. Tax and tip included in the price. Service area <a href=http://capstone.edu.sg/images/gucciusaonlineoutlet.php>gucci outlet</a>  is San Francisco down to SFO and soon the East Bay. (Tip: It鈥檚 easy to appify Eaze by tapping 鈥榓dd to home screen鈥?under the 鈥榰pload鈥?tab when browsing Eaze on Safari.)
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CBS4 s Suzanne McCarroll interviews Kayvan Khalatbari. (credit: CBS)
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Khalatbari operates Denver Relief. He told CBS4 he started consuming cannabis as a teen, and that it helped him deal with anxiety in high school.
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Khalatbari also operates a cannabis magazine called Birdy, a standup comedy showcase called Sexpot Comedy which has marijuana-friendly shows and Sexy Pizza, a chain of pizzerias where part of the proceeds go to drug education.
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The state-of-the-art strain encyclopedia really revolutionized dope data design with a clean, clinical aesthetic that ditched all the serrated pot leaves and other stoner tropes. Now, Leafly鈥檚 backed by private equity and expanding rapidly. Use it to learn about strains and help locate them nearby.
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I don t think I jumped in like a lot of people did, I eased in, he said.
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The owners of a Highlands restaurant called Jezebel s are in the process of building on their existing <a href=http://www.aec-ist.com/css/Cheap-Gucci-Outlet-Cheap-Bags-Sale-Crossbody.html>Cheap Gucci Outlet</a>  business with a marijuana-based operation.
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Jezebel s (credit: CBS)
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This Orange County-launched service is now the default online menu for America鈥檚 medical and recreational pot outlets. User interface still suffers from a cludgy integration with Google Maps鈥?API. But due to its scale and penetration, it鈥檚 an unbeatable necessity in the weed world.
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Chef Scott Durrah told CBS4 he s planning to add a cannabis cooking school to the family business that will teach students to infuse their food with marijuana.
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  This is a meal that the family can eat but also you make a side dish for yourself that s infused. It gives you the option, said Durrah, showing off one of his dishes students will learn how to make.
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Chloe Villano says her cannibas-based consulting business is working out so well she seldom has free time.
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Not a dedicated weed app, per se, but something better 鈥?the Internet鈥檚 real-time visual repository of cannabis culture. Due to a combination of faux-anonymity and high levels of community engagement, the Facebook-owned, 200 million-user, free photo sharing service has been . Tens of millions of weedy photos are searchable by hashtag. Looking for a sub-sub-sub-culture to call your own with that new 8 megapixel iPhone 6 camera? Check out #yogadabs or #elderlywhodab.
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Cloverleaf Consulting is a consulting firm that started in June 2010 and we ve set up hundreds of businesses successfully in the state of Colorado, she said.
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Chloe Villano, right, meets with a client. (credit: CBS)
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She saw a niche people needing help navigating the business of marijuana, and she raced to fill it.
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One of the best parts of about enjoying cannabis is company. But a social network like Facebook is way too endemic for a schedule 1 narcotic. Anything you post on there will make it into a background check eventually. We like to keep things discrete with , which allows you to create small groups on your phone <a href=http://www.alportico.net/prodotti/christianlouboutin-sale.jkmsw.php>Cheap Christian Louboutin</a>  and message them text, links, photos, video, and gifs. It鈥檚 the perfect way to share new finds and coordinate meet-ups with like-minded friends without broadcasting your lifestyle to your mom and employer.  
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Villano is like many in the marijuana industry who have come a long way. She says she started with nothing.  
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And now I live in downtown Denver. I drive a pretty nice car, I m in a high rise and I m doing really well, she said.
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People magazine labeled Villano a marijuana millionaire. She is <a href=http://www.aec-ist.com/css/Gucci-Outlet-Online-Booties-Mens-Shoes-Shoulder-Bag.html>Gucci Shoulder Bag</a>  now is helping clients set up marijuana businesses outside of Colorado, where there s potential for more green rushes to emerge as more states besides Colorado and Washington consider legalization.
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@@@ Steve Jobs told the Pentagon that he smoked weed as a young man to calm down and think creatively 鈥?and he was only just the most influential technologist of our time. So it鈥檚 a nice little bit of circularity that you can use one of Jobs鈥?legacies 鈥?the beautiful, powerful iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus 鈥?to get your hands on <a href=http://capstone.edu.sg/clreplicashoes.php>Christian Louboutin Outlet</a> a pungent sack of lateral thinking. There are 1.3 million apps available in the App Store. Here鈥檚 our five favorite 420-enhancing apps for iOS. Eaze

Not even an app and it鈥檚 our current favorite. You use like Uber to order medical marijuana to your door in literally minutes. Apple鈥檚 App Store blocks the selling of cannabis, so you use iOS鈥檚 spiffy Safari browser to peruse Eaze s 20-strain menu, and 鈥淩equest Delivery鈥? On-board geo-location brings a courier to your spot, wherever that may be. Tax and tip included in the price. Service area <a href=http://capstone.edu.sg/images/gucciusaonlineoutlet.php>gucci outlet</a> is San Francisco down to SFO and soon the East Bay. (Tip: It鈥檚 easy to appify Eaze by tapping 鈥榓dd to home screen鈥?under the 鈥榰pload鈥?tab when browsing Eaze on Safari.)


The state-of-the-art strain encyclopedia really revolutionized dope data design with a clean, clinical aesthetic that ditched all the serrated pot leaves and other stoner tropes. Now, Leafly鈥檚 backed by private equity and expanding rapidly. Use it to learn about strains and help locate them nearby.


This Orange County-launched service is now the default online menu for America鈥檚 medical and recreational pot outlets. User interface still suffers from a cludgy integration with Google Maps鈥?API. But due to its scale and penetration, it鈥檚 an unbeatable necessity in the weed world.


Not a dedicated weed app, per se, but something better 鈥?the Internet鈥檚 real-time visual repository of cannabis culture. Due to a combination of faux-anonymity and high levels of community engagement, the Facebook-owned, 200 million-user, free photo sharing service has been . Tens of millions of weedy photos are searchable by hashtag. Looking for a sub-sub-sub-culture to call your own with that new 8 megapixel iPhone 6 camera? Check out #yogadabs or #elderlywhodab.


One of the best parts of about enjoying cannabis is company. But a social network like Facebook is way too endemic for a schedule 1 narcotic. Anything you post on there will make it into a background check eventually. We like to keep things discrete with , which allows you to create small groups on your phone <a href=http://www.alportico.net/prodotti/christianlouboutin-sale.jkmsw.php>Cheap Christian Louboutin</a> and message them text, links, photos, video, and gifs. It鈥檚 the perfect way to share new finds and coordinate meet-ups with like-minded friends without broadcasting your lifestyle to your mom and employer. This slideshow requires JavaScript.

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