I agree, read the forums this place is like going to Harvard for free it is one of a kind.

Don't take my word for it, ask a real estate attorney, the Dean of Business at Harvard, Yale or your local State University, I'm sure they all know.

But we are going to have a system where we’re actually regulating and taxing something, and keeping that money in the state of Colorado…and we’re not supporting a corrupt system of gangsters.My major issue is this :$17.4 billion: The estimated total amount that marijuana prohibition costs state and federal governments every year, according to a 2010 study by Harvard University economist Jeffrey Miron.Instead in Colorado we do this: $98 million: The total tax revenue that Colorado could reap in the fiscal year that begins in July, according to a recent budget proposal from Gov.

I am guessing the Harvard one and the Cornell one are not specific to Colorado.

It's about 1.5 miles North of Harvard Ave (106th @ Union).

Maybe he was first in his class in finance at Harvard, but he failed science in highschool!

His broker told him that I was wrong, and I referred him several links including ones from Harvard and Standford citing that law.Like Ryan, I read every line of every page--including the fine print, and I'll hire a real-estate attorney to interpret the provisions that I don't understand.I used to find it quite difficult to work with Realtors until I changed my approach.

.- “Gene activity responds to your lifestyle — your thoughts, your feelings, your actions, your stress levels, your diet,” Tanzi, a neuroscientist at Harvard’s Massachusetts General Hospital Nope, you can’t modify the DNA sequence that’s passed on from your family.

@David Jacques   When I met with the Realto guys they had just gotten their 5 billion in Tarp funds.. 35 YO Harvard grads running around buying up banks that were going under..

I am a member of various angel groups including Harvard Angels (only invest in Harvard alumni pretty much) and I run an angel group in Boston.