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Open every day of the year
Summer Hours (March 1 - Nov 1)
Admissions Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Grounds close at 6 p.m.
Ages 12-64: $17
Ages 65+: $14
Ages 3-11: $12
2 and Under: Free
2015 Free Days:
11/2, 11/13, 11/19
Menu: T.B.D.
Website: www.bistrovendome.com
Address: 1420 Larimer St, Denver, CO 80202
Phone: 303-825-3232
Description: Place Vendôme, considered a favorite among Parisians, is a renowned historic square located in the heart of Paris. This is purposefully a bistro, not a café nor a brasserie. The selection of the name "Bistro Vendôme" reflects our desired image in the community: a local favorite in a downtown rich with history that offers an exceptional dining experience in a charming, neighborhood setting.
Menu: T.B.D.
Website: www.euclidhall.com
Address: 1317 14th St, Denver, CO 80202
Phone: 303-595-4255
Description: Euclid Hall Bar and Kitchen is the third restaurant from the team of Jennifer Jasinski and Beth Gruitch, owners of the award winning Rioja and Bistro Vendôme on Denver's historic Larimer Square. Located right around the corner from Rioja in Euclid Hall, an 1883 building that once housed the venerable Soapy Smith's bar, this American tavern focuses on high quality and innovative pub food from around the world including housemade sausages, po' boys, poutine and schnitzels. An extensive beer selection and creative cocktails drive the beverage program.
Menu: T.B.D.
Website: www.riohadenver.com
Address: 1431 Larimer St, Denver, CO 80202
Phone: 303-820-2282
Description: Featuring a menu inspired by Mediterranean ingredients and influenced by local and seasonal products. There's also hand-blown glass fixtures, copper-topped bar, exhibition kitchen, simple decor that allows the food to shine.
Menu: T.B.D.
Website: www.stoicandgenuine.com
Address: 1701 Wynkoop St STE 105 Denver, CO 80202
Phone: 303-640-3474
Description Jennifer Jasinski and Jorel Pierce bring you a modern take on seafood that is sometimes innovative, sometimes classic—but always fresh. Classic New England lobster rolls and raw bar crudo creations. Whole Maine lobsters by the pound and fried clams. Impeccably-sourced oysters from both coasts. We invite you to sample the menu and discover your personal favorite
Website: acedenver.com
Address: 501 East 17th Avenue Denver, CO 80203
Phone: 303-800-7705
Description: Inspired by the comfort foods and shop houses of Southeast Asia, Ace combines Asian inspired cuisine with an expansive indoor/outdoor bar, year-round patio, and Denver's only dedicated Ping-Pong hall. As he has done at Steuben's with American cuisine, Chef Biederman highlights and interprets some of our favorite regional Asian dishes, on plates both large and small, to snack on, drink with, and share. Spicy, fresh, salty, pickled, crispy, comforting, and warming best describe the cuisine at Ace; affordable, fun, unique, and memorable best describe the experience.
Website: www.adelitasdenver.com
Address: 1294 South Broadway Denver, CO 80210
Phone: 303-778-1294
Description: Adelitas Cocina y Cantina brings traditional Mexican fare, and tequila cocktails to your Platte Park neighborhood. We are a dual family owned, and operated company. We have made a collaborative effort to bring you a relaxing, comfortable, safe and enjoyable atmosphere, along with traditional Mexican food from the state of Michocan, Mexico. We offer Brunch (Saturday and Sunday). Lunch and dinner 7 days a week, and a late night menu to satisfy your late night cravings. We intend to operate as a family orientate restaurant, but do not worry, after 9 p.m. we will dim the lights, and provide you with a warm and relaxing environment.
Website: beatriceandwoodsley.com
Address: 38 S Broadway Denver, CO 80209
Phone: 303-777-3505
Description: Nestled amongst an urban aspen grove, the restaurant offers social dining in the tune of "new old-world rustic". Uncommon boutique wine, hand-crafted cocktails and hard to find spirits compliment the imaginative food menus. Dishes created with intention celebrate local ingredients as they mature… with each season. Cozy dinner service with eccentric wine offerings that are all available by the half glass to the full bottle with unexpected gems found in the cellar. An award-winning brunch menu can be enjoyed, properly served "by the book", on the weekends… Contrasted between the funky boutique shops on historic South Broadway, Beatrice and Woodsley expresses Colorado's sophistication and refinement beyond the cowboy hat and wagon wheel clichés.
Menu: T.B.D.
Website: blackpearldenver.com
Address: 1529 South Pearl Street Denver, CO 80210
Phone: 303-777-0500
Description: Described as contemporary American cuisine, Black Pearl's menu is focused on using fresh, locally produced ingredients that deliver a fullness of flavor which can only come from foods produced and prepared in a conscientious way. For the diner, that means our changing menu will feature seasonal foods, grown locally, and picked fresh to ensure their fullest flavor. From fruits and vegetables to meat and poultry, Black Pearl is committed to serving foods that are grown and raised in a way that shows respect for nature, and, of course, a similar respect for those who produce them and you who consume them. In addition to our regular menu selections, Black Pearl features a fresh raw oyster bar. With a carefully chosen selection of delectable oysters at all times, the raw bar has become a dining destination of its own.
Website: charcoaldining.com
Address: 43 West 9th Ave Denver, CO 80204
Phone: 303-454-0000
Description: Charcoal Restaurant is based on a single premise: Fine dining at affordable prices. We serve great food and wine with excellent service in an elegant, contemporary atmosphere. The Charcoal Restaurant team is committed to giving guests an unforgettable experience. We serve contemporary European cuisine cooked with classic and innovative techniques. Executive Chef Patrik Landberg's extensive culinary credentials makes Charcoal Restaurant a fine dining experience of the highest caliber. The kitchen only uses high-quality ingredients prepared in a simple and clear presentation style.
Menu: T.B.D.
Website: www.duodenver.com
Address: 2413 W 32nd Ave Denver, CO 80211
Phone: 303-477-4141
Description:duo Restaurant is a hidden treasure for those seeking a special dining experience tucked in one of Denver's hippest neighborhood, Highland. Duo offers a relaxed and unassuming environment attracting diners who might wish to linger over a cup of coffee, a glass of wine at the bar, or to enjoy a hearty meal. The stylish neighborhood restaurant is elegant and exciting. It's the kind of place you want to show off to those who think they know where all the hot spots are in the City! Duo Restaurant offers a seasonal changing menu with the freshest ingredients available. Choose from a selection of appetizers or entrees that will satisfy the biggest meat eaters or the most discerning vegetarians. But as many food critics and guests note make sure you save room for dessert as Yasmin Lozada-Hissom, Duo's wonderful pastry chef creates magical sweets to finish your meal.
Website: eddiemerlots.com
Address: 10110 East Dry Creek Road, Englewood, CO 80112
Description: Eddie Merlot's is a place where hospitality and the comfort of our guests are our highest mission; we pledge to provide the finest personal service, highest quality of foods, freshest ingredients, in world class facilities for all of our guests to enjoy a memorable experience.
Website: www.garciasmexicanrestaurants.net
Address: 5050 S Syracuse St. Denver, CO 80237
Phone: 303-779-4177
Description: You'll Feel Right at Home When You Come Dine with Us! When you are looking for GREAT Mexican Food in the Denver Tech Center, look no further! When you dine at Garcia's Mexican Restaurant, you will experience old world traditions combined with modern taste! Julio & Olivia Garcia's dream started in Phoenix, AZ in 1956. They gathered the very best of the family's traditional recipes and founded Garcia's Mexican Restaurant. Garcia's proudly uses only the freshest ingredients to create the finest Mexican dishes.
Website: happycakesdenver.com
Address: 3434 W 32nd Ave Denver, CO 80211
449 Main Street Longmont, CO 80501
Phone: 303-477-3556 Denver/720-438-2113 Longmont
Description: Denver's original gourmet cupcake bakery. Decadence from scratch, and so many to choose from! Using the finest, freshest ingredients, we craft each cake by hand into a scrumptious delicacy with whimsical elegance. It's old fashioned TLC, and it's so worth it. Perfect for all occasions, all ages - weddings, birthdays, charity events, business gifts or book club. Just give us a call ... because everyone deserves a little sugar. They'll make you happy. Visit us in Longmont too!
Website: www.helliemaes.com
Address: 6195 W 44th Ave, Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
Phone: 303-834-7048
Description: Helliemae's makes intense, complex confections in small batches. I started Helliemae's in late 2010 because I couldn't find the caramels I love on the shelves: super dark, almost bitter caramels with plenty of flaky, crunchy sea salt. Handcrafted postpunk DIY + Hell-on-wheels flavors = Helliemae's. From the original Classic Salt Caramels, Helliemae's products have grown to five year-round caramels and six limited-edition seasonal caramels, along with three caramel sauces and occasional other treats like banana pudding with salted caramel sauce, tart maraschino cherries, and a pecan praline crunch. All Helliemae's products are made by hand, and we choose the best ingredients. We select for flavor first, and we try to source local and organic where we can.
Website: www.kachinagrill.com
Address: 10600 Westminster Blvd. Westminster, CO 80020
Phone: 303-410-5813
Description: Give your guests something to talk about for a change. With an exclusive indoor-outdoor private dining room, Kachina is THE place for private and semi-private events in the Denver/Boulder corridor. From polished professional events to sexy ladies' night out to grandpappy's 80th birthday party – we have the spaces, the menus, and the charm to blow your guests away.
Website: www.lingerdenver.com
Address: 2030 W. 30th Avenue Denver, CO 80211
Phone: 303-993-3120
Description: Linger, the second concept behind Root Down's Chef/Owner Justin Cucci is located in Denver's Lower Highlands neighborhood. Linger's vibrant menu reflects a broad farm-to-street sensibility with a spin on traditional ethnic eats. Design elements can be described as a purposeful contradiction featuring reclaimed boxcar floors, a brick ellipse, a Lite Brite bar top and infinity windows with incredible views into downtown Denver. The food, the service, the story combine to extract a feeling. Linger is like a mixtape, and we hope it connects. We're not trying to reinvent food -- it's simpler than that. We hope to elicit a feeling – like you get when you hear your favorite song. Linger now offers lunch! Tuesday - Friday 11:30 am till 2:30 pm.
Website: www.maggianos.com
Address: 500 16th St, Denver, CO 80231
Phone: 303-260-7707
Description: Whether celebrating a special occasion or gathering the family for an informal dinner, Maggiano's strives to make every Guest feel comfortable enough to laugh out loud, reminisce, and be indulged.
Website: www.modmarket.com
Address: 910 16th St/ #610, Denver, CO 80202
Phone: 303-534-0190
Description: We believe that the best meals are the ones that combine farm-fresh ingredients with scratch cooking techniques to create a wholesome and nutritious experience.
Website: oceanprimedenver.com
Address: Larimer Square 1465 Larimer Street, Denver, CO 80202
Phone: (303) 825-3663
Description: Ocean Prime is the culmination of a creative exercise we started in 2006 to define the best in culinary, beverage, service and atmosphere. Our team wanted to pair a great steakhouse with a great seafood restaurant. We imagined a place where our guests are greeted by name and partner with us in adventures of great food, wine and libation.
Website: theoceanaire.com
Address: 1400 Arapahoe St Denver, CO 80202
Phone: 303-991-2277
Description: As sleek as a 1930s ocean liner, yet as relaxed as a dinner on the shore, the Oceanaire provides the perfect setting to enjoy Ultra-Fresh seafood, flown in daily from around the world. Sip a Sidecar in the lounge, sidle up to the oyster bar, or kick back in a horseshoe booth before diving into a… sea of Ultra-Fresh fish, Alaskan Steak-cut Halibut, seasonal favorites like fresh Copper River salmon or hard-to-find delicacies like true Dover sole or bluefin tuna. Our daily-printed menu will guide you, a wine list as deep as the sea will seduce you, and the world's freshest seafood awaits you at the Oceanaire.
Website: oliveandfincheatery.com
Address: 1552 E 17th Ave Denver, CO 80218
Phone: 303-832-8663
Description: Inspired by the markets and cafés that dot the European countryside, Olive & Finch draws on the tradition of local, handcrafted, fresh food prepared daily. At Olive & Finch you'll find a marketplace and café serving chef-prepared cuisine that's fast and convenient. Fresh baked pastries, a full coffee bar, fresh-pressed juices, artisan sandwiches, hearty soups, tasty salads and a variety of prepared foods in our marketplace are available to-go for those folks that keep a busy life. We are committed to making our food from scratch using organic & locally-grown produce, & all natural, sustainable meats & dairy whenever possible. Awarded 5280, Westword & Zagat's Best New Restaurant in 2014, O&F is available to cater your next breakfast meeting, business lunch or special occasion.
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Website: thepalm.com
Address: 1672 Lawrence St Denver, CO 80202
Phone: 303-825-7256
Description: At The Palm, our philosophy is simple: Treat guests like family, serve great food, and always exceed expectations. That philosophy was born in 1926, when Pio Bozzi and John Ganzi opened the first Palm in New York City. From day one, they shared their commitment to quality and generosity of spirit with every guest who walked through their doors. What began as a restaurant became a legend – a place to not only enjoy an excellent meal but also catch up with old friends, meet new ones, close business deals, and celebrate family milestones. The Palm Restaurant's menu features honest, satisfying dishes that reflect the best of our Italian-American heritage – from prime aged steaks and jumbo Nova Scotia lobsters to Italian classics like chicken parmigiana and veal martini.
Website: panzano-denver.com
Address: 909 17th Street Denver, CO 80202
Phone: 303-296-3525
Description: Award-winning Panzano and Chef Elise Wiggins offer the best in contemporary Northern Italian cuisine featuring local, organic, sustainable ingredients with uncompromising service and an award-winning wine list in a stylized urban setting inspired by the Italian streetscapes and terracotta tile roofs of Renaissance Florence.
Website: parallelseventeen.com
Address: 1600 E 17th Ave Denver CO 80218
Phone: 303-399-0988
Description: Parallel Seventeen is a neighborhood bistro and bar serving Pan-Asian cuisine with European influences. Since opening in 2005, P17 has been recognized as one of Denver's best restaurants. The handcrafted bar serves some of Denver's best original cocktails, in addition to an international wine list. Located in the heart of 17th Avenue's Restaurant Row, P17 offers one of Denver's most popular summer patios. Parallel Seventeen has all the elements of a fine-dining establishment, but still offers a friendly, intimate and casual atmosphere.
Website: www.parkburger.com
Address: 1890 S. Pearl Street, Denver, CO
Phone: 720-242-9951
Description: Park Burger is a casual, family-friendly neighborhood restaurant, serving Denver's prizewinning burgers, fries, shakes, and beer. At Park Burger, we pride ourselves on crafting the best burger using only the freshest, highest quality ingredients. We start with all natural, never frozen beef, buffalo, and house made turkey and veggie burger patties, all served on locally baked buns made exclusively for Park Burger.
Website: thepopulistdenver.com
Address: 3163 Larimer Street Denver, CO 80205
Phone: 720-432-3163
Description: At The Populist we firmly believe that dining is a communal act. Owners Jonathan Power, Noah Price, and Cliff White, strive to emphasize this philosophy at every turn. From the numerous community tables both inside and out, to the nature and construction of the dishes on the menu, sharing your environment and your food is emphatically supported. Chef Power presents a regularly changing lineup of New American small plates that both excite and challenge diners. An approachable but nuanced wine list brings excellent bottles from lesser known winemakers to the table. And the cocktail list, featuring both classics and contemporary variations, drives home the point that this intimate eatery seeks to provide a unique and memorable experience in the burgeoning Denver dining scene.
Website: http://www.pizzerialocale.com/
Address: 550 Broadway Blvd Denver, CO
Phone: (720) 508-8828
Description: It was the result of founders Lachlan Mackinnon-Patterson and Bobby Stuckey's culinary travels throughout Italy and years of fine dining experience. Now, they opened a second Pizzeria Locale with a simplified menu and a revolutionary oven, cooking pizzas to a blistered perfection in under two minutes.
Website: www.rangedowntown.com
Address: 918 17th St. Denver, Co 80202
Phone: 720-726-4800
Description: New American West is a term coined by range's Executive Chef, Paul Nagan. Whereas "New American Cuisine" is a term for upscale, contemporary cooking that combines flavors from America's melting pot with traditional techniques, New American West cuisine draws its roots from the concept of New American, but narrows its focus primarily to the ingredients, cultural influences and cooking techniques inherent to the Rocky Mountain West.
Website: http://relishcateringco.com/
Address: 7860 W. 16th Ave Lakewood, CO 80214
Phone: 303-727-9200
Description: Relish Catering and Events' approach is unique to Denver catering. Known as The Food Guy Catering for 15 years, we have evolved into a diverse and multifaceted catering and events company with personalized menus. We offer our clients Inspired Cuisine and Stunning Event Design. Our team of professional event designers and creative culinary staff will ensure your vision is executed to perfection.
Website : www.rootdowndenver.com
Address: 1600 W 33rd Av. Denver, CO 80211
Phone: 303-993-4200
Description: Root Down aims to connect the neighborhood to a dining experience in the same way ingredients are connected to food. There should be a seamless bond between the elements and experience, which stimulates the senses and draws people in. Root Down is happy to accommodate guests with allergies or special dietary needs such as Gluten Intolerances and Veganism. Root Down serves "globally influenced seasonal cuisine," which basically means we go where inspiration leads us. We're not tied to one style or genre we're hoping to create one of our own. At Root Down we pride ourselves on striving to solve the 'Omnivore's Dilemma.' We have created a dining spot where all dietary needs will be accommodated, including vegetarian, vegan, raw and gluten free; also allergies or intolerances are always handled professionally by the kitchen team. Our menu has icons reflecting this philosophy, though we always request you notify your server of specific needs. We look forward to seeing you soon!
Website: snoozeeatery.com
Address: 700 N Colorado Blvd Denver, CO 80206
Phone: 303-297-0700
Description: Snooze re-energizes the way you think, feel, and ultimately eat breakfast. Established in 2006 by hospitality journeyman turned entrepreneur Jon Schlegel, Snooze invites you to a breakfast experience. Picture breakfast and lunch crafted from scratch recipes focusing on the highest level ingredients; a setting filled with energy and pouring over in creativity; service radiating fun and knowledge throughout. Our goal is to bring you the best breakfast and lunch experience around.
Website: steubens.com
Address: 523 E 17th Ave Denver, CO 80203
Phone: 303-830-1001
Description: Steubens, Denver, is a restaurant that respects the history of its name and the core ingredients of the American Regional classics we have attempted to recreate. These dishes are America's cuisine and American's interpretations of the dishes of our diverse cultural heritage. We have enjoyed the endless debates, opinions, stories, research, consultations and food memories that have led us to the opening version of the Steuben's menu. Eat at Steuben's. Take-Out from Steuben's. Drink at Steuben's. Feel at home, in Denver, at Steuben's.
Website: streetkitchenasianbistro.com
Address: 10111 Inverness Main St Englewood, CO 80112
Phone: 303-799-9803
Description: Street Kitchen Asian Bistro (STK) captures the vibrant cuisine of Asian street foods in a modern, vibrant and fresh atmosphere. Using traditional recipes, Chef/Owner Mary Nguyen creates the best street foods from Malaysia, China, Japan, Vietnam and Thailand. Starting from scratch and… using the freshest and highest quality ingredients is the only way to authentically prepare Asian cuisine. Using a well stocked pantry of fragrant jasmine rice, Shaoxing wine, first-press peanut oil, quality brewed soy and fish sauce and artisan wheat, egg and rice noodles, STK chefs create hand-crafted regional dishes. We even roast our own nuts, chilies and spices, some of which are ground daily to prepare a variety of authentic curries. We encourage guests to make a meal of many small plates, ordering from across Asia through the STK menu. Food appears at the table as it sizzles, crackles and simmers fresh from the kitchen, each dish arriving as it is prepared.
Menu: T.B.D.
Phone: 720-337-1472
Description: Whatever the backdrop, "A Taste of the Wild," Denver Zoo's premier caterer will fashion a menu that complements your theme and satisfies the palate. All arrangements regarding food, beverages, theme packages and entertainment packages can be made through the catering sales office.
Website: texasdebrazil.com/location/denver
Address: 8390 Northfield Blvd Denver CO 80238
Phone: 720-374-2100
Description: Treat yourself to our sumptuous 50-item seasonal selection salad area including appetizers, soups, salads, and side items. Enjoy our house-baked Brazilian cheese bread and one of our signature cocktails, the caipirinha. As you feast on the Brazilian fare, let one of our in-house wine connoisseurs select the perfect pairing from our extensive wine list. Turn your card to green and prepare to be swarmed by a troop of carvers generously serving various cuts of sizzling Angus beef, lamb, pork, chicken, and Brazilian sausage.
Website: denvertruffle.com
Address: 2906 E 6th Ave Denver, CO 80202
Phone: 303-322-7363
Description: The Truffle Cheese Shop is Denver's finest source for handmade small-batch cheeses, charcuterie and hard to find specialty foods. Since 2000, the Truffle has supplied the Denver community with some of the best foods the world has to offer.
Website: truffletable.com
Address: 2556 15th St. Denver, CO 80205
Phone: 303-455-9453
Description: The Truffle Table is Denver's only restaurant for the best cheeses, cured meats and fine foods. The sister business for The Truffle Cheese Shop, The Truffle Table hopes to share our passion and love of cheese with Denver and the rest of the world.
Website: vestagrill.com
Address: 1822 Blake St Denver, CO 80202
Phone: 303-296-1970
Description: Vesta, the Goddess of the Hearth, is the most beautiful of Roman divinities, bright and pure like the flame that is her symbol. Latins made Vesta a goddess who personified the earth and fire. She presided over the preparation of meals: Vesta was offered the first food and drink. The hearth… conjures up visions of domesticity and peace, for the hearth is the traditional center of family life. It symbolizes warmth, security, and companionship a place for dreaming where it becomes possible by peering into the embers, to find physical and mental renewal and a place to discover the secrets of the future. At Vesta Dipping Grill, we have combined these themes to provide a unique dining experience. Vesta is simplicity, quality, comfort, life, art, scent, relaxation, taste, sound, and fun.
Website: www.bluesprucebrewing.com
Address: 4151 E. County Line Road, Unit G, Centennial, CO 80122
Phone: 303-771-0590
Description: Located in Centennial, Blue Spruce Brewing Company is a locally owned brew pub that features our own custom craft beers and proudly serves beer from our partnering Colorado breweries. We are also proud to serve Mazatlan style dishes. We invite you to tour our site and discover the Blue Spruce experience, menu and beers.
Website: www.boulderbeer.com
Address: 2880 Wilderness Pl. Boulder, CO 80301
Phone: 303-444-8448
Description: First opened in an old goat shed by two University of Colorado professors in 1979, the Boulder Beer Company is the oldest microbrewery in Colorado. At their Pub -- a full-service restaurant -- you can choose from a long list of menu items accompanied by suggested beer pairings.
Website: www.cautionbrewingco.com
Address: 12445 E 39th Ave Unit 314, Denver, CO 80239
Phone: 970-315-2739
Description: Beer with strange ingredients effectively creates two things: 1) unique flavors, and 2) interesting conversation, at least until you've had 2-3 beers with strange ingredients, and then start talking about your dad skipping your soccer games. Enjoy a couple beers, and potentially a couple tears, at CAUTION: Brewing Company.
Website: www.coloradocider.com
Address: 2650 W 2nd Ave Unit 10, Denver, Co 80219
Phone: 303-759-3560
Description: Colorado Cider Company was founded in 2011 to produce fresh hard cider for the discerning Colorado drinker. With a well-developed craft beer market and an educated populace, Hard Cider has been a missing choice in the cacophony of craft drinks in local pubs and liquor stores.
Website: www.fatebrewingcompany.com
Address: 1600 38th st, Boulder, CO 80301
Phone: 720-353-4075
Description: We believe in FATE. We think in the right circumstance, anything is possible. We understand the value of a good meal and a connection with one another. We see craft beer as the perfect accompaniment to life's adventures. It's something that brings together people from all walks of life. A meeting or a celebration over a beer often leads to great ideas—ideas that some may call "fate."
Website: greatdivide.com
Address: 2201 Arapahoe St Denver, CO 80205
Phone: 303-296-9460 ext. 26
Description: Great Divide brews some of the globe's most balanced yet assertive and flavorful beers. These beers have landed an impressive amount of acclaim: Great Divide beers have earned 16 Great American Beer Festival medals and 5 World Beer Cup awards. Great Divide was also ranked eighth in Ratebeer.com's 2010 "The Best Brewers in the World" and was ranked 7th in Beer Advocate's 2009 "All-Time Top Breweries on Planet Earth."
Website: www.oskarblues.com
Address: 1800 Pike Rd Unit B, Longmont, CO 80501
Description: Oskar Blues Brewery is a craft brewery located in Longmont, Colorado. The company began as a restaurant in Lyons in 1997 and began brewing beer in the basement in 1999. Five years later, they became one of the first to issue craft beer in cans. In 2012, they began marketing craft beer in resealable aluminum containers, and in 2013, they expanded and established another brewery in Brevard, North Carolina. They are unusual in the business because all of their production is canned.
Website: www.renegadebrewing.com
Address: 925 W 9th Ave, Denver, CO 80204
Description: Offensively Delicious? Yes, that's what our beer is. Always creative and always packed with flavor. This is beer for those who do the don'ts and don't the dos, the Renegades. We don't care about traditional styles, or following the trends, we care about making f'ing delicious beer that we are proud to serve.
Website: www.rivernorthbrewery.com
Address: 2401 Blake St. Unit 1, Denver, CO 80205
Matt and Jessica Hess opened the award-winning River North Brewery in February 2012. Brewing out of the RiNo district of Denver, Matt focuses on Belgian-style ales and American ales with a Belgian twist, with an emphasis on barrel-aging.
A former engineer, Matt describes his brewing style as "yeast-centric," showcasing his favorite ingredient in beer. In doing so, Matt pushes his beers beyond the norm, turning your palate on to the full spectrum of complexity imparted by Belgian yeasts. The brewery is located at the southern tip of the up-and-coming River North neighborhood of Denver, which is fast becoming one of the premier beer destinations in Colorado.Offensively Delicious? Yes, that's what our beer is. Always creative and always packed with flavor. This is beer for those who do the don'ts and don't the dos, the Renegades. We don't care about traditional styles, or following the trends, we care about making f'ing delicious beer that we are proud to serve.
Website: rndc-usa.com
Address: 8000 Southpark Terrace Littleton, CO 80120
Description: RNDC is the second largest distributor of premium wine and spirits in the U.S., with wholly-owned operations in Colorado, 13 other states and the District of Columbia.


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Former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg criticized pot legalization in recent remarks in Aspen. "This is one of the stupider things that's happening across our country," said Bloomberg.
"Three-term New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg harped on the importance of vocational education and blasted Colorado's decision to legalize marijuana as stupid Friday evening before a sold-out crowd at the Aspen Institute," reported the Aspen Times.
"When an audience member asked the 72-year-old Bloomberg about Colorado marijuana, he responded that it was a terrible idea, one that is hurting the developing minds of children. Though he admitted to smoking a joint in the 1960s, he said the drug is more accessible and more damaging today.
"'What are we going to say in 10 years when we see all these kids whose IQs are 5 and 10 points lower than they would have been?' he asked. 'I couldn't feel more strongly about it, and my girlfriend says it's no different than alcohol. It is different than alcohol. This is one of the stupider things that's happening across our country.'"
Michael Bloomberg expressed interest in buying the New York Times, a new report in New York magazine says.
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Michael M. Grynbaum of the New York Times reports a court has ruled in favor of individual freedom.
Former New York City mayor is pledging to spend $50 million this year to push gun control, the New York Times reports. For this and other deeds (such as taking on obesity and smoking), Bloomberg believes he's going to heaven.
Former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg met with U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon at United Nations headquarters today for Bloomberg's new role as United Nations special envoy for cities and climate change. At the photo op, the secretary general was effusive in his praise of Bloomberg, even crediting him for transforming New York City into a "carbon-free city" [emphasis added]:
Their betters from both coasts spent big to enlighten the people of Colorado which, east of the Hudson, is considered one of those square states full of primitives who don't know what is good for them.
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New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg talked about gun control this morning on MSNBC--and the failure of politicians to lead on the issues.
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I'm indulging in a NYC moment this morning. It's hard to avoid pigeons in the city, no matter what borough you call home. They're everywhere and tend to hover over you at the most inopportune time. While I spend most of my time trying to decide whether to fear them (please don't poop on me!) or embrace them, this morning I'm settling on embrace. I mean, when pigeons are immortalized in such a cute knitted toy, it's hard not to love them. It's not their fault that they've become the mascot for dirty birds everywhere. Click here to pick up a sweet pigeon toy at Oeuf online. xoxo to you, NYC. — grace
Rats with wings… (Mark Twain, I think…)
But the toys are cute. Maybe I speak for pigeons everywhere when I say a re-brand is in order?
Pigeons usually creep me out but these are adorable. Good find.
Pigeon re-branded is squab. :)
This is brilliant. I have baby gifts to get for New Yorkers and I know the moms-to-be will find these so amusing.
Aww…so cute!
Anytime I think of pigeons in NY, I think about Home Alone 2 and the lady who lived above the theater and fed them.
They don't bother me, and these toys are adorable!
New "dirty bird": sea gulls.
Love! And our nursery is decorated with a bird theme – it's perfect!
I just added this pigeon to my baby registry last week. I love to see you post kid friendly stuff, being a toy designer! The mountain pouf has been a favorite for awhile, too. It's the best when children's toy items cross over and pique the interest of adults.
I had that same love/hate relationship with seagulls when I lived at home in Hampton, VA. Now, hearing them outside on a rare occassion in Richmond makes me happy and nostalgic, haha.
I think these little knitted guys are wonderful and really capture the essence of a real life flock. Pigeons get a bad rap. They're beautiful birds and deserving of love and respect. Their industriousness has made them despicable to many people.
Ohmygosh, they're so cute! I have such a weakness for stuffed animals.
(And a flock of pigeons living here on my street in New Jersey, too.)
They're cute and all but 64 dollars, really? Insanity.
Handmade things take time to make. That time plus supplies = costs that often go over $50. That's the nature of handmade work. It's not in everyone's budget but that doesn't make it insanity. It makes it something that most of us either decide to save up for and support or choose not to buy.
Thank you, Grace! I think so many people don't realize the time that goes into making something by hand. It's so hard to survive as an artist when you are competing with so many mass-produced items. They say, "Oh, that's so beautiful," but aren't willing to pay for it unless they get Walmart prices. Just because I love what I do doesn't mean it isn't work.
We should all support our local artists!,for creating some individuality in our world.
K.Vincent London, England :-)
this is a finished piece for sale, the pattern isn't available for DIY versions.
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I've got a 27' on Lake Norman. It's a large lake with lots of surface area but has lots of inlets and shoreline so you never really feel like you're on a huge lake. There's plenty of sailing to be done, the wind is usually great, and you can even find spots for gunkholing. The lake is formed by a damn for generating electricity and the max depth is somewhere around 110'. There are detailed charts available for navigating with accurate depths and shoals/objects are well-marked.
There's a fairly large sailing community on the lake with several yacht clubs/sailing clubs... some are pretty expensive, some are more reasonable. If you don't want to drop lots of money on a club membership there are still lots of private marinas you can lease slip space. There are lots of marinas in general with full services and several that have dockside bars/restaurants. You probably won't have trouble finding a boat if you don't have one you're bringing along. There are lots of sailboats for sail... always. Just check craigslist for Charlotte, NC and you'll see there's a WIDE variety (early 80s 25'+ boats anywhere from $1500 to $15000).
You could check out the Lake Norman Yacht Club (
Home - Lake Norman Yacht Club
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I usually have a fishing line trolling off the back while sailing and haven't had a day yet where I haven't caught a decent sized small mouth. It's a good lake and I've always enjoyed my time on it.
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CASE DISMISSED! City of Denver drops charges against Occupier Patrick Jay
DENVER, COLORADO- Prosecuting attorneys for the City of Denver were granted their own motion to have their case against Patrick Jay dismissed for lack of evidence! Prominent civil rights lawyer David Lane was informed this weekend that all charges against Patrick have been dropped.
Posted: March 16th, 2015 under Activism.
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The police murder of Jessie Hernandez -what happened? (to the outrage)
DENVER, COLO.- The Denver police had really stepped in it this time. At 6:30am on January 26, officers opened fire on a parked car full of unarmed teenage girls, killing Jessie Hernandez with eighteen bullets. This time the most homocidal police force this side of Baltimore used lethal force against a charismatic 17-year-old Latina. Even if officers had confused the queer tom-boy for a male, Jessie wouldn't pass for a boy over eleven. Jessie's killing follows a year rocked by public protests against police excessive force in Ferguson and New York City. Victims Mike Brown and Eric Garner were black males with the attendant stigmas. This victim was literally a poster child. If Jessie had a criminal record it was as a juvenile. The official account immediately began to unravel as witnesses came forward. Most notably, after the passengers were released from jail, one of them said the police fired first, before an officer was struck by the vehicle and not afterward as the officers claimed. Yet the public's revulsion has been measured and dimminishing. What happened? Was the outcry stage-managed? By whom? The aftermath of Jessie's execution was captured on video, in defiance of officers threatening the bystanders. It's only been described to reporters but the Denver Post has it.
Posted: February 4th, 2015 under Activism.
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Office of Colorado Springs N.A.A.C.P. bombed for some reason but whose?
COLORADO SPRINGS, CO- Someone tried to firebomb the Springs office of the NAACP yesterday. A pipebomb failed to ignite a can of gasoline left leaning behind the building located in Hillside, the city's traditionally African American community. The FBI claims to be interested in a white male with a beat up pickup truck. Across the state activists are alarmed at the subdued media response and lack of outrage. I'd like to explain why this bomb, a typical racist MO, has yet to resonate here.
Posted: January 7th, 2015 under Local News.
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Where does the Drake coal emissions plume go when you're not watching?
COLORADO SPRINGS, CO- We've seen the mapping of areas most vulnerable to the toxic emissions of Drake, our downtown coal plant. In particular we've learned that freezing temperatures mean that emissions aren't dispersed according to best laid plans but instead linger in the neighborhoods to the southwest. What does that look like? Recent cold temps have afforded a glimpse. That mist in the morning in Ivywild and the Broadmoor hills is setting a mood which affects your mental health more than you know.
Posted: January 7th, 2015 under Local News.
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Dear Minority Studies INACTIVISTS, quit trying to make the Ferguson protests about you
Unless you are throwing down like Ferguson or their brave comrades in NYC, Oakland, Berkley and other race riot battlegrounds, I'm not interested in your "Dear White People" and "Things White Allies Need to Stop Saying" rants. Your not being White or CIS-gendered may give you insight for schooling your traditional tormentors on privilege, but it hardly qualifies you to wrestle protest actions from their organizers. The inclination to divide and insult with pedantic specious arguments suggests to me you put preening above solidarity. As a white male agitator in the wake of Ferguson, I welcome leadership from communities of color. I'm happy to follow and applaud fresh voices. But they have to be in solidarity with the Ferguson insurgency not its couchsitters. Being African American doesn't automatically mean you speak for Mike Brown or Eric Garner. Does President Obama speak for African America? Your minority studies parlance may hold sway in academic jousts but has fuck all to do with movement building or hastening their momentum.
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People call for climate action to save polar bears, so NYPD arrests polar bear
#FLOODWALLSTREET calls for climate action to save the polar bear
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The People's Climate March will move the United Nations if marchers push it
I heard a dispiriting conceit at yesterday's 350.ORG whistestop rally at Denver's Union Station to cheer climate activists bording the Amtrak Zephyr destined for the New York City #S21 People's Climate March. This young, otherwise energetic and charismatic environmentalist told the crowd that she did not expect anything to come of the hoped-to-be-massive demonstration but would attend anyway. Ironically this was addressed to supporters who'd already decided not to join the march based I'm guessing on the same logic. Yet we cheered, chanted about the imperative to act, and applauded a successive speaker who added that if world leaders ignored this people's march, there would follow another and another, ever larger. Hmm. I doubt it. Activism is already showing diminishing returns and drawing numbers to unsuccessful actions doesn't help. I appreciate not wanting to seem to hold foolish expectations, but I'd rather accept defeat having believed it was not inevitable. The antiwar movement laments the election of Barack Obama because he herded the populist anti-Bush groundswell toward supporting the other corporate war party. But I blame Obama for a larger malpractice: innoculating Americans against hope. Extended generations of altruists lost their cherry to the hope-change-artist and while they wise up incrementally, I have yet to see hopefulness normalize the defeatism. This doesn't mean that hopefuls don't keep falling for smooth promises, but the promises are smaller, to be believable. Bill McKibben's 350 march for example doesn't even want to make demands, yet insists that your personal attendence will be the biggest impact you can make against climate change. And if the march doesn't move UN leaders, come back and do it again. Until what? Until world leaders are convinced that the public is serious. Why are we not serious? Should McKibben admit that traveling to New York could be distracting activists from where their bodies really need to be, in front of coal plants, blocking pipelines, and organizing communities against fossil fuel extraction? Pressuring the UN is similarly immediate but we have to apply veritable pressure. If a march is meant to impress, even as a gesture, it must be more than a parade.
Posted: September 17th, 2014 under Activism.
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Continued arrest of Denver Occupiers confirms homeless protest is battle line where people's rights offend Capitalism
DENVER, COLORADO- The weekly demonstration in front of the Tattered Cover bookstore ended once again in arrests yesterday. Three Occupiers were arrested, led away in handcuffs, detained at length in the back of police cruisers, and given citations for "disturbing the peace". Four bucket drums were confiscated, presumably one was beating itself. This marks the fifth arrest at the Tattered Cover action. Arrestees at earlier homeless ban actions had been cited for jaywalking, some required to post bond before being released from jail. Many more Friday night actions have been interrupted and truncated by a DPD show of force or DPD warning that a complaint gave officers license to restrict "time, place and manner" of what the activists decry as their free speech. Although a bullhorn was initially taken last night and declared to be evidence, it was returned to the Occupiers, probably for fear the act would too literally represent their voices being silenced.
Posted: May 31st, 2014 under Activism.
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Wall Street is why we can't have nice things. Your gullible good nature is why America can't change that.
Cops are people too, voting matters, use honey not vinegar, the only way is nonviolence, yada yada. Try this against your old liberals' tales: If one million indignados foreswore property destruction, a policeman with a sharp pencil could subjugate them all, the state could spend more on amassing capital, and the press wouldn't have to report a thing, etc. Occupy is a revolutionary movement rallying support for the understanding that we must burn down this castle of inequity and injustice. Those urging demonstrators to lower the pitchforks are the primary defensive line of the system. Armored police are nothing compared to the duped stooges who circulate among us enforcing conformity and dissent within-limits. Occupy Wall Street targeted Wall Street because it pulls the strings in DC. We can continue to protest corporations and the military but our biggest adversaries are our own defeatist tendencies. They are neither accidental nor transcendent, they are malignant.
Posted: May 28th, 2014 under Activism.
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Will Act of God close Drake coal plant?
[FULL TEXT OF LETTER SUBMITTED TO CS INDEPENDENT MAY 14] Two years ago Colorado Springs lost 346 homes to the Waldo Canyon fire which precipitated floods expected to haunt the westside and Manitou for years to come.
Posted: May 14th, 2014 under Local News.
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Let's see Keystone stop this pipeline
COMING TO DENVER for a repeat performance: on MAY 17 Keystone XL thugs will run a leaking pipeline through downtown Denver to give everyone a further taste of undemocratic, eminent domain abusing, profit driven, bullying.
Posted: May 14th, 2014 under Activism.
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Colo. Springs peaceniks, Unitarians and NAACP fall for latest Africom campaign
They fell for Darfur and Kony (and Obama!) and now the Colorado Springs social justice community confirms that the city's national repution for dim-bulbedness doesn't reflect just its conservatives. Even the dissenting voice in this belly of the US military-judeo-christian-racist beast, is pro-imperial, toe-the-line, neoliberal dumbass. They're against war and injustice, they even understand illegal war, but cloak it in terms of "intervention" and they stand beside their warmonger neighbors cheerleading for US aggression in Sudan, Libya, Syria, and wherever Pax Americana dictates we bomb in Africa. Where the local armed-forces community might be slow on the uptake regarding a Democratic president's pandering to transnational corporate needs, the Springs peacekeeping Left will lead the way. On Monday, the usual shepherds of non-confrontational conformity held a vigil for the Lost Girls of Sudan -pardon- Nigeria, echoing the White House call to #bringbackourgirls. Unlike authentic antiwar vigils, this action got press, quelle surprise, from the media war machine! Congratulations AFRICOM-dupes! Nevermind non-American girls lost to US collateral malfeasance, no official hashtag for them, ergo no Springs peacenik campaign that would give a conscience indigestion.
Would we care more if the 267 kidnapped schoolgirls were not black? (!) If they were white they wouldn't be from a country we're trying to destabilize.
Posted: May 12th, 2014 under Local News.
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DPD waits until dark to make 5 arrests, but blunders pretext for May 5 charges
DENVER, COLORADO- Five arrests resulted from last Monday's Anonymous march, two on the scene and three afterward, but measures employed by combined Municipal, County and Homeland Security forces to suppress the demonstration will likely prove to undermine charges of wrongdoing. Marchers were accused of obstructing the roadway, but all vehicular traffic had already been blocked while ordinary pedestrian usage continued unhindered.
Posted: May 8th, 2014 under Activism.
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Ludlow 100 year anniversary feted by social class that committed massacre
DENVER, COLO.- I might be sensationalizing a technicality, but in effect it's what happened: the remembering of Ludlow has been commandeered by the class who perpetrated it. The preliminary series of events commemorating the 100 year anniversary of the Ludlow Massacre (April 20, 1914) concluded tonight at Denver's History Colorado Museum with a panel discussion featuring only establishment voices. "Is Ludlow relevant?" was the question posed to five participants among them three professors, a soldier, and a union rep. That's like asking "is global warming real?" The question is loaded with the suggestion that the opposite is equally plausible. I would have preferred to hear HOW is Ludlow relevant. Though the union rep skillfully skirted the issue, no one pushed back at another flawed presumption, that the coal strike was an armed conflict. Yes the massacre provoked the ten day "Coal Field War" during which striking miners retaliated against the mine company employees, but the death toll was still but a fraction of the number of miners killed in the mine accidents which precipitated the Ludlow strike. It took an audience member to address that omission. Alas nobody mentioned the aftermath that found many miners under arrest, others scattered, and no mine owner, operator, guard, strikebreaker, Baldwin-Felts thug, or National Guard save one, was punished for the atrocity. Yes many immigrant miners were veterans of Bulkan wars, but some Colorado soldiers were veterans of the US campaign in the Philippines, where villages were dispatched with flame and machinegun fire. Not mentioned. Instead a Colorado National Guard representative was let to say that burning the tents at Ludlow was not a tactical error -and since the "non-combatant" deaths were unintended, Ludlow was not technically a massacre.
Posted: April 21st, 2014 under Local News.
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Denver march against police brutality interrupted by a DPD demonstration
DENVER, COLO.- Saturday's "Every 5th" Anonymous march didn't get two blocks along the 16th Street Mall before Denver police officers advanced into the compact procession to extract what looked to be targeted activists. Said one Anon: "One minute we were chanting 'FUCK THE POLICE' and the next they were fucking themselves! Our demonstration AGAINST police brutality was in solidarity with the New Mexico action #OpAlbuquerque, but became a demonstration OF police brutality. Thank you DPD!" Hundreds of downtown shoppers were drawn to the shit show, to see four dozen masked protesters menaced by a paramilitary force three times the size, ostensibly for jaywalking.
Posted: April 7th, 2014 under Activism.
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Protest isn't a probation violation. Free Occupy political prisoner Caryn Sodaro
OCCUPY DENVER recidivist Caryn Sodaro was given 90 days this week for violating the terms of her probation, an earlier plea deal which relinquished first amendment rights in exchange for what turned out to be temporary freedom.
Posted: March 28th, 2014 under Activism.
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Pueblo museum excises Mine Workers Union from Ludlow Massacre exhibit!
PUEBLO, COLORADO- 2014 marks one hundred years since the Ludlow Massacre of 1914. A variety of commemorations are planned before the formal anniversary on April 20. I attended one such event on Wednesday, a lecture by a CSU professor to footnote the "Children of Ludlow" exhibit at El Pueblo History Museum. I'm always excitied when attention is paid to Ludlow, a subject regularly left out of American schoolbooks, but I was disappointed to find key elements of labor history excised from the museum's narrative. Literally. The United Mine Workers of America, the organization central to the strike, which supplied the tent city, and which even today maintains the memorial site, was mentioned only once, IN FINE PRINT! The Ludlow miners voted to strike because the mining companies refused to recognize the UMWA. Unmentioned. The horrors of the atrocity were not tempered, in their explicitness perhaps we think them enough, but there was also the apologist suggestion that some culpability belonged to the miners. I questioned one curator who admitted they were at pains to keep the story "balanced" and that the squeakiest wheel thus far has been the National Guard. Apparently the Guard is offended that its role will be misconstrued. What balance do they want, I wondered. Had they lost children in the "battlezone" too?
Posted: February 27th, 2014 under Local News.
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Will Colo. Springs raise energy bills by 3% to give 50% raise to utilities CEO?
COLORADO SPRINGS residents are left to wonder what kind of leverage the public utilities CEO holds over his board of directors. City Council wants to raise Jerry Forte's salary to half a million in spite of the coal-black hole in which he put the city's energy portfolio. They won't consider investing in renewables lest it bump utility rates by 1%, put they will raise the rates by 3% to resolve a payables problem, austensibly, (They want to act quick while higher winter usage means the rate hike will yield more) and I guess for the CEO's raise.
Posted: February 26th, 2014 under Local News.
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Occupy Denver: not as badass as they pretend to be
DENVER, COLORADO- Occupy activists were making their usual cacophony on Friday night when Denver police cruisers began converging into a familiar disproportionate show of force. Experienced skirmishers though Occupiers are, we couldn't help whispering to each other as we watched more DPD officers accumulate on foot from vehicles yet unseen. The unintended effect of course was that our chanting diminished as the tension rose and Denver onlookers were treated to a literal illustration of the chilling effect of police intimidation. To make matters more embarassing, Occupy was shouting that we would not be silenced! By the time police were trooping upon us there was no sound but DPD boot steps and our "cameras on, everybody, cameras on."
Posted: February 22nd, 2014 under Activism.
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City For Champions? Colorado Springs is city of blood-doping Olympian cheats
Colorado Springs is not home to an Olympic Training Center because of our competitive nature, proclivity for classic games, nor certainly athletic bloodlines — it's our high altitude that draws athletes in training so they'll hit the games with a competitive advantage against the majority of teams stuck at sea level. Boosters who look to promote the city's Olympic identity ought maybe admit its true character before taking for granted that people want to celebrate it.
Posted: January 24th, 2014 under Local News.
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The Tattered Cover doubles down on its privilege to ignore Denver homeless
DENVER, COLORADO- Representatives of Occupy Denver met with both owner and manager of The Tattered Cover Bookstore last week hoping to avert taking public action against the popularly lionized bookseller for its passive support of the city's Urban Camping Ban. There was hope that owner Joyce Meskis could reconsider her "neutrality" on the policy of oppression which has proved disastrous for Denver's beleaguered street dwellers, at the very least, rescind her membership in the Downtown Business Partnership, the lobbying entity which conjured the ordinance.
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A lesson the US forgot about Iraq? Prosecute war criminals like General McMaster, don't spread their "lessons"
COLORADO SPRINGS– Whose fault is it that America is "forgetting the lessons of Iraq and Afghanistan"? We never learned them… Instead of prosecuting war criminals like General "H.R." McMaster, fans of neoliberal genocide like the Colorado Springs World Affairs Council celebrate the yahoo and let him infect public minds about how the atrocity of TEL AFAR was a victory and not the crime against humanity it resembles. What was this bastard's kernel of wisdom about his fine-tuning of a counterinsurgency technique which dates to America's Indian Wars? Don't be afraid to call genocide a "win". Uncritical Gazette reporter Tom Roeder quotes McMaster saying Americans should be "unabashed." Unabashed! Goddamn moral degenerate and we stand him up in front of crowds without a noose and scaffold! We have only ourselves to blame that our blimpneck officers congratulate themselves for their lessons learned.
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Okay then, self-congratulations to you for thirty years of justice and peace!
How about those journeyman activists throwing their social justice experience around like it's inviolate because they've been at this longer than the whippersnappers trying to rock their slow boat to China. They know what works after thirty years of utter failure, and they'll admit to not a single inkling that their nonconfrontational passivism has only accelerated injustice and war. By what aggrandized blindness to irony can they congratulate themselves for their contribution to justice and peace? I don't care that they decorate themselves like the dumb soldiers above whom they hold themselves, but hear this: don't you dare coopt the enthusiasm of your youngers, or obstruct their path because their fresh directions offend you.
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What are active duty soldiers doing in veterans day parades? It's premature isn't it, and self congratulatory? They're being deployed to a public relations stint designed to admonish the public to remember their sacrifice, except present day recruits weren't drafted. They're economy dodgers. Yeah hardly voluntary and I don't envy the straw they drew, but it's hard to sympathize for signing up to kill and bully lesser armed people. Anyway, Veterans Day parades are a perfect example of soliders demonstrating their non-contribution to productive society, a chance for antiwar protesters to share an inside joke: GET A JOB!
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Occupy Denver hits the Terrible Twos!
LOOK OUT DENVER! There was no birthday cake this year for Occupy Denver, though the second annual #S17 OWS anniversary celebration did not go unmarked. Subgroup offshoots of Denver's notorietous Occupy deployed themselves with the usual rowdy spirit. Denver Homeless Out Loud, advocates for the homeless where traditional "advocate" kapos leave off, defied the city's no-sleep no-shelter ordinance by setting up tents on the eve of S17. Police kept the activists awake all night and forbid them to enter the tents, but the encampment hung on until morning for a scheduled solidarity action. At noon Colorado Foreclosure Resistance picketed the offices of Castle Law Group, responsible for 90% of the state's foreclosures. Occupiers moved on to protest the Westin's Palm Restaurant (Boycott the Palm) for its stand on criminalizing Denver's poor. Other Occupiers couldn't join in because they were in Boulder organizing Occupy Flood Relief. Armed with megaphones, drums, the capability to mobilize at often a moment's notice, and an attenuation level pegged at disruptive, Occupy Denver acts every bit its age, prepare for it Denver, a year of the terrible twos. Happy Birthday Occupy!
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Wal-Mart Stores Inc. today is playing hero to parents and villain to children naïve enough to think summer never ends. A new feature created by the retail chain's @WalMartLabs research arm enables teachers to digitally submit their classroom supply lists, and online shoppers to buy those items via a new site, classrooms.walmart.com. The effort, set to include a mobile element in coming weeks, launched today as part of the retailer's larger back-to-school shopping push.
Shoppers visiting that site can find their school via a search box displayed near the top; consumers can search by school name and state. If a school or teacher has submitted a supply list—essentially, the e-commerce version of a service long offered by many Wal-Mart and other bricks-and-mortar stores that asked teachers to drop off their lists—the search calls forth those lists. (A button on the site's front page encourages teachers to digitally submit their lists.)
For instance, Oak Avenue Elementary School in Los Altos, CA, has submitted supply lists for first through sixth grades, according to a search this afternoon. Clicking on the first-grade list enables parents to not only view the required products—in this case, Crayola crayons, binders, washable markers, glue sticks, disinfecting wipes, facial tissues and a backpack—but also a note from the first-grade teacher. "To simplify the first day of school, please ONLY bring the crayons and binder to place in your child's desk," the note reads. "Other supplies can be dropped off before/after school on Thursday, 8/23 or Friday, 8/24."
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Beam Fire at Will I-III
Based on the tooltip, the difference in terms of DPS is only 100 when comparing BFaW I and III. Is this number significant? Would it be better to run omega I and bfaw I or bfaw III and beta I?
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I like bfaw III because its pretty :D
The DPS per hit is not much greater, but if I'm not mistaken FAW shoots 5 hits instead 4 per volley.
AFAIK the main difference between BFAW1-3 is the number of targets that are able to be hit...not sure about damage as i really dont like using FAW
I would not really ever use high tier FAW for anything Omega is much better there, lower tier FAW in PvP is perhaps good for knocking out pets (shield repair drones kill (I mean heal about as much as transfer shield strength)). And in borg PvE you end up doing less damage since you hit borg that regen far to much. Faw is really only a pet destroyer, it still is nice in 1v1, but 1v1 cruisers are kinda a pain both for the enemy and themselves (although there was one aux2batt build that I went up against once that was really nice).
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CBS4's weather team expects a few inches of snow in Denver starting tonight and continuing until about midday Christmas Day, with more possible west and south of the city.
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Providence, RI – Today marks the one year anniversary of the nation's health care overhaul law. Federal officials are joining with Rhode Islanders to celebrate.
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