#Genius is the next generation smoking #pipe which utilizes patented technology used in cooling nuclear reactors.

Healthy, Powerful, Smooth
Virtually indestructible
Will not get hot
No coughing guaranteed
Extremely easy to clean
Conveniently fits into a pocket
For #tobacco use only
Made in USA

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For the science and technology set, it's a classic opportunity to disrupt an #industry historically run by hippies and gangsters. And the entire tech-industrial complex is getting in on the action: investors, entrepreneurs, biotechnologists, scientists, industrial designers, electrical engineers, data analysts, software developers. Industry types with experience at Apple and Juniper and Silicon Valley Bank and Zynga and all manner of other companies are flocking to cannabis with the hopes of creating a breakout product for a burgeoning legitimate industry. Maybe it's the #Firefly . Maybe it's something still being developed in someone's living room. There's a truism about the gold rush days of San Francisco: It wasn't the miners who got rich; it was the people selling picks and shovels. As the legalization trend picks up steam, Silicon Valley thinks it can make a better shovel.

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A week in review:

Insurance brokers reach out to Marijuana Inc. 

ABC News: Marijuana Ruling Could Signal End of Prohibition on Pot

CNBC: Scammers target pot stocks 

FINRA Warns Investors of Marijuana Stock Scams 

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Thanks to legalization, #Colorado medical #dispensaries that have successfully applied for special licenses will be able to sell recreational pot to the public. But the cost of #marijuana retail sales ain't cheap: Dispensaries and cannabusinesses can expect to shell out tens of thousands of dollars on application fees and operating licenses. 

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I discovered that although the industry continues to move toward the mainstream, finding a real estate #location for a #cannabis #business remains a huge challenge, particularly if you’re looking to lease a space.

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in 2011, the parents of a 5-year-old Colorado girl named Charlotte Figi were desperately trying to find help for their daughter. The girl was afflicted with Dravet syndrome, a severe form of pediatric epilepsy. She was having as many as 300 seizures a week, some lasting hours. Her parents, Matt and Paige, had exhausted every conventional option; nothing was working to control her seizures. Matt had learned online about CBD and cannabis as a possible treatment for Dravet, and the family found two doctors willing to prescribe her medical marijuana. They were able to get a small amount of marijuana high in CBD and low in THC and extracted the oil. The seizures stopped almost immediately. Searching for a more dependable supply of CBD-rich pot, the Figis discovered the Stanley brothers.

After Charlotte began taking an extract from the brothers' strain in 2012, her seizures dropped from 300 a week to three or four a month. It was a revelation. The Stanleys named the strain Charlotte's Web in her honor. As word of the drug's antiseizure effect began to spread, families from across the US began moving to Colorado to gain access to it. Today about 200 pediatric patients and another 100 adults take Charlotte's Web.

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In Denver, a couple of forward-thinking businessmen believe they have a solution to this conundrum: a shared work environment called Green Labs Denver. This week, Dave Pike and his partner Michael Looney will launch the first-ever small #business #incubator in the United States catering to professionals forging their way through the front lines of #marijuana commerce.

The MMJ Business Academy helps start-ups, investors and current owners navigate the legal web of regulations and take advantage of market opportunities in the Colorado cannabis industry.
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