Blaine66

I cannot second international editions enough. Not only can you get a newer version for $10 instead of $200, your professor will also be curious about whats inside the book. My professors often asked mid-class to see the differences in questions just as a diversion to keep things fresh.

I did pulled gemstones for my undergrad, so I have some insights here.

There are multiple ways to grow new gemstones, but there are limits in every method we've discovered so far. Pulling slugs of gemstones is the fastest method that I know of, but there can be massive fractures making the usable gems much smaller. The HPHT method that OP uses creates wonderful stones, but the issue comes three-fold. Limitations on current technology means we cannot massively increase pressure or temperature used, and energy usage can make stones too expensive. These limitations that OP works with means he won't be making an Elvis sized stone any time soon.

I see Good Times mentioned and I know its a CO boy.

If it's the AVN, then why is it the Adult Entertainment Expo? Wouldn't that be the AEE?

Many edibles are not at what most people would consider as a 'beginner' level of THC (read: they'll get really, super high), and the portions are strange as well. Who wants to eat 1/4th of a brownie?

Doesn't this seem strange? Many people are willing to try weed here in Denver, and the edibles could be the best way to get new customers, but instead edibles are strangely portioned and very strong. Why is this market going seemingly ignored?

Also, need any chemists? I'm graduating from Metro this year and could use a job.