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Fells, Ford, Hoomanawanui, and this new kid Sudfeld may be as good a group of tight ends as most other teams in the league . . . Sudfeld may even beat out Ballard for the 3rd TE position. If one of Gronk, Hern and Ballard are 100% we will be fine and if two of them are 100% we will be unstoppable.
Agree with Sudfeld, while the kid needs to get much stronger in the upper body, his forty, three cone and vertical were solid, top 10 combine numbers.
Gronk is as good a pure fullback as there is in the league, maybe not as pure receiver as Hernendez and best of the Hbacks, he is a devastating blocker out of the backfield.
I don't get the part where Fells didn't contribute much, he played quite a bit and made some crucial blocks, if he gets cut it will becuse he gets paid more then others.
Gronk, Hern, Ballard, Huey, Fells and Sudfeld are as deep a unit as you'll find in all the NFL. If being a "homer" is being able to spot the obvious than count me in.
Fells did play more snaps than I thought (roughly the same as Hoo). My perception though is based more on his lack of contribution in the passing game (just four receptions). Gronk is such a great player because he blocks well and is also a great receiver. This enables us to use the TEs as a primary weapon on offense. While a blocking TE is important, you can't have that special two-TE offense the Pats have without two guys who are prime receiving threats. Fells may be a good blocking TE, but the strength of the position for the Pats has more to do with the fact that both TEs are great receivers. This has allowed us to get by with such a thin WR group. If we don't have Gronk and Hern, I think the two TE offense ends up being less potent and we see more one TE formations, with WRs re-emphasized and maybe even more two back formations.
I could also see more three wide with Hern as a light TE.
My guess is that they will go bunch a lot too.
Two RB sets might be hard, considering they don't have a true FB. But I could see them getting creative with TEs in the backfield or possible using two HBs with one (Vereen or Washington) primarily split at the line.


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Recently, my family lost our son, who was also a brother and father in an incident that caused us to have extensive contact with local law enforcement officials and officers.
As a long time truck driver, I am always going the extra mile with my inspections and logs, so I might avoid contact with law enforcement, so this incident put me in unfamiliar territory, But, over the course of the last few weeks that contact has changed my mind about officers forever.
Helper Police Chief Trent Anderson was instrumental in this change. He was able to keep my family informed, and turn us in the right direction for help in making sense of this senseless tragedy. He was comforting, understanding and considerate in a situation where he received nothing in return. He faced the hard notifications with a courage that gave us comfort. He was honest, compassionate and sincere in the face of our daughter's relentless questions. And, as time has gone on, Trent has never wavered in his support of our family, even to the extent of answering and returning phone calls and extending words of comfort while on a family vacation.
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The hearty pork stew known as cocido is eaten all over Spain but varies from region to region. This one comes from Liébana, the westernmost part of Cantabria, where it's traditionally served in stagesbeginning with the broth and fideos (fine pasta) and followed by the meat, chickpeas, and cabbage arranged on a large platter. We prefer to eat it all together, as the broth lends a nice moistness to the other elements.
YIELD: Makes 8 servings
ACTIVE TIME: 2 hours
TOTAL TIME: 12 hours
IngredientsFor stew:
- 1 pound dried chickpeas (2 1/3 cups)
- 1 (1-pound) smoked ham hock
- 1 (1/2-pound) piece slab bacon
- 1 (1/2-pound) piece salt pork
- 1 (2-inch-thick) cross-cut veal shank (ossobuco; 1/2 pound)
- 1 (1/4-pound) piece cured dried beef such as Italian bresaola
- 1 (4- to 6-ounce) pig's ear, slice of pig's snout, or piece of pig's foot (optional)
- 5 (4-ounce) Spanish chorizo links (cured spiced pork sausage)
- 1/2 tablespoon Spanish smoked sweet paprika
- 10 to 11 cups water
- 1/4 pound fideos (dried coiled vermicelli noodles; needed only if serving broth as a first-course soup)
- 2 pounds Savoy or green cabbage, cored and cut into 1-inch pieces
- 2 garlic cloves, finely chopped
- 1/2 tablespoon Spanish smoked sweet paprika
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 5 large eggs
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 cup chopped fresh flat-leaf parsley
- 2 1/2 cups fine bread crumbs from a day-old country round or baguette (1/2 pound)
- 1/4 cup olive oil
Make stew:
Soak chickpeas in cold water to cover by 2 inches at least 8 hours.
Meanwhile, rinse ham hock and slab bacon, then soak in a bowl of cold water to cover by 2 inches, chilled, at least 8 hours.
Drain chickpeas in a colander and add to a wide 7- to 8-quart heavy pot. Drain and rinse ham hock and slab bacon, then arrange on top of chickpeas along with salt pork, veal shank, dried beef, pig's ear (if using), and chorizo. Sprinkle meats with paprika and add water (10 to 11 cups) to just cover meats by 1/2 inch. Bring to a boil over moderate heat, skimming foam from surface as necessary, then reduce heat to low and gently simmer, tightly covered, 2 1/2 hours.
Prepare cabbage while stew simmers:
Put oven rack in middle position and preheat oven to 250°F.
Boil cabbage in a 6- to 8-quart pot of boiling salted water covered, until tender, 10 to 15 minutes. Drain in a colander and rinse under cold water to stop cooking. Drain well.
Cook garlic and paprika in oil in a 12-inch heavy skillet over moderately high heat, stirring, until garlic is golden, about 2 minutes. Add cabbage and sauté, stirring, until cabbage is well coated and heated through, about 8 minutes. Season with salt. Transfer to an ovenproof serving dish and cover with foil, then keep warm in oven.
Make dumplings and continue simmering stew:
Transfer salt pork and 1 chorizo link to a cutting board (for dumplings). Finely chop chorizo, then finely chop enough salt pork to measure 1/4 cup, returning remaining salt pork to pot. Continue to simmer stew until chickpeas are cooked and all meats are very tender, about 30 minutes more.
Meanwhile, whisk together eggs, salt, and parsley in a large bowl, then add chopped meats and bread crumbs and stir until combined well.
Using 2 soupspoons, form bread-crumb mixture into 16 to 20 oval dumplings (about 2 tablespoons each), transferring dumplings as formed to a tray lined with wax paper.
Heat oil in cleaned 12-inch heavy skillet over moderate heat until hot but not smoking, then brown dumplings, in 2 batches if necessary to avoid crowding, turning, until golden on all sides, about 5 minutes per batch. Transfer dumplings as browned to paper towels to drain.
Finish stew and assemble dish:
Transfer meats from stew to cutting board with tongs, then carefully add dumplings to broth with chickpeas and simmer, covered, while cutting meats, at least 10 minutes.
Cut sausages into large diagonal slices and cut remaining meats into serving pieces, then arrange in one side of a large baking dish along with marrowbone from veal shank. Transfer dumplings with a slotted spoon to same dish, next to meats. Transfer chickpeas with slotted spoon to dish with cabbage. Cover with foil and keep warm in oven.
Skim fat from broth, then return to a boil and season with salt and pepper. If serving broth as a first course, crumble fideos into broth and cook until tender, 3 to 5 minutes. Otherwise, ladle broth over meats and dumplings. Serve meats and dumplings with chickpeas and cabbage.
Cooks' notes: The pig's ear, snout, or foot, available at butcher shops specializing in pork products, adds gelatin to the stew, enriching the broth, but may be omitted. Meats and chickpeas (but not dumplings) can be simmered 1 day ahead. Cool meats and chickpeas completely in broth, uncovered, then chill, covered once cold. Remove fat before reheating and proceeding with recipe. Cabbage can be boiled (but not sautéed) 1 day ahead. Cool completely, uncovered, then chill, covered. Dumplings can be formed (but not browned) 1 day ahead. Chill, covered.
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Nutritional Info
- Calories1,379
- Carbohydrates76 g (25%)
- Fat90 g (139%)
- Protein66 g (131%)
- Saturated Fat28 g (141%)
- Sodium2,695 mg (112%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat12 g
- Fiber12 g (47%)
- Monounsaturated Fat44 g
- Cholesterol286 mg (95%)


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KVAL Sports predictions: Northwest Rumble
OREGON vs. WASHINGTON
Tom Ward
|The Dawgs have slowly been closing the gap on Oregon, and this one will serve as a reminder that they still have more ground to make up. The Ducks are averaging just a shade under 60 points per game, and while they likely won't hit that number at the new Husky Stadium on Saturday, they will score in the 40's. How will they do that? Two words: Marcus Mariota. With De'Anthony Thomas still recovering from rolling his ankle, look for Mariota to put this one on his shoulders. He's begun to master the read option, and that's something the Dawgs have had trouble with when it comes to Oregon in years past. The Ducks will run their road winning streak--the longest in the nation--to 19 games.
Prediction: Oregon 46 Washington 29
Craig Loper
|Watching the Stanford vs. Washington game last week and how close it was has me thinking that Washington can't recover. The air was sucked out of the Huskies when their drive was halted by an overturned call. If they would have won, I think this week's game would be a completely different story. Since they lost, I see the Ducks taking advantage of the UW's "jet lag" from last week. History shows off Oregon doesn't always get off to the hottest starts in big games so I expect the same in this one. Steve Sarkisian's group will keep it close into halftime but no a minute longer. The Ducks have consistently shown they're a second half team. The Oregon coaching staff is one of the best in the country at making second half adjustments. They'll do the same in this one. I expect the game to be within 10 at the break but the Ducks pull away in the second half. With or without De'Anthony Thomas, the rushing attack remains on point. I don't think Marcus Mariota will put up heisman numbers so to speak (more than 400 yards and five touchdowns) but I think he'll have a heisman performance, meaning he'll score when they need him to score, distribute to his weapons and lead the UO to a convincing victory. The ONLY way this game is tight heading into the fourth quarter is if the Ducks have two or more turnovers but I don't see it happening.
Prediction: Oregon 45 Washington 24
Collin Harmon
|Prior to last week's game between Stanford and Washington, I thought Stanford and Oregon were on a different tier than the rest of the conference, but the Huskies convinced me that the gap may not be as wide as I thought. Now they get to play in front of a raucous Husky Stadium with a defense that is 10th in the country in points allowed and a balanced offense that puts up nearly 40 points per game. With that being said, the Ducks rank higher in both categories, and even if De'Anthony can't give it a go, I think the experience of Marcus Mariota and the defense will be enough to gut out a win. Prediction: Oregon 38 Washington 28
John Franchi
|When does a rivalry lose a little bit of its intensity? When one team dominates for an extended period of time. Oregon has owned Washington to the tune of nine straight wins over the Huskies. If the Duck players are considering this game a rivalry contest, they are doing a good job giving the feeling that this is just another game. For Oregon, this game represents another step toward the ultimate goal of winning a National Championship. Washington wants to turn the tide in this series and what better way to reinvigorate a rivalry than by taking away the Ducks' shot at winning a National Championship. That won't happen. The Huskies will be hard pressed to bounce back after last week's emotional loss to Stanford. Marcus Mariota will have another big day and add to his Heisman resume. Prediction: Oregon 42 Washington 13
OREGON ST. vs WASH. ST.
Tom Ward
|There are plenty of reasons why I believe Washington State could break through and beat the Beavers in Pullman. But, there are even more reasons why I think OSU will win on Saturday. For starters, the Beavers are getting healthier, and are getting closer to putting a complete game together. Storm Woods is recovered from the concussion suffered against Utah, and he and Terron Ward will now be running behind an offensive line that is back to near full strength. Right tackle Grant Enger missed three games with a sprained knee, but his return should help OSU improve upon their 68 yard per game rushing average. The OSU defense is improving and has 8 interceptions so far this season (the Cougs have 9). The Beavers will play their cleanest game of the season on both sides of the ball and come home sitting at 5-1.
Prediction: Oregon St. 40 Wash. St. 33
Craig Loper
|I think this is the most intriguing matchup for the Beavers so far this season for a few reasons. One, they're starting to get into the thick of their Pac-12 North conference schedule. Two, you never know how a team will respond coming off a bye. Will they have a sluggish start like they did against Colorado? Will the defense play like it did against Colorado or like it did the first four games of the season? Colorado isn't exactly a "juggernaut" so it's hard to gauge that win. All that said, I did like what I saw out of the Beavers defense in terms of attitude and swagger in the CU game. They played with a passion that wasn't there in the first four games. Now, looking at the offenses of both OSU and WSU, I think this game will be a shootout. Yes, Storm Woods is returning so I think the Beavs will try to establish a run game early. The WSU rush defense is middle of the pack (ranked 52nd in the nation) but this is the first time the Beavers complete offensive line will be playing together since fall camp. Chemistry up front takes a few games to find so I can't see OSU putting up more than 80 yards on the ground. Ultimately, the Beavs will once again rely on the arm of Sean Mannion and the ability of his receivers to convert when they need to in order to win the game. Lastly, the Beavers defense will make "that one stop" that is needed in a game like this. OSU escapes Pullman with a win. Prediction: Oregon St. 38 Wash. St. 35
Collin Harmon
|I'll preface this by saying I think this could be one of the better games of the weekend, that is, if you like offense. Had the Beavers not lost to Eastern Washington, Sean Mannion should be considered the front runner for the Heisman at this point in the season. Even without a running game, Mannion has been sensational this year and that won't stop against Wazzu. However, if the Beavers are going to win this game, it will have to be the OSU defense that comes to play. Connor Halliday and the Cougs "Air Raid" offense is the real deal and Mike Leach has gotten the belief back in the Paloose. The Beavers defense was great against Colorado, but I'm still not convinced that's the team that will show up every week, so I'm going with WSU in a shootout. Prediction: Oregon St. 35 Wash. St. 38
John Franchi
|After a week off, a healthier Oregon State squad heads to Washington State. Every game the Beavers have played this season has been an adventure, and this game will be no different. Both teams like to pass, and pass a lot so this one figures to be a shootout. Oregon State has proven that its season opening loss to Eastern Washington was a fluke. The Beavers are rolling. Good things happen to teams on a roll. Sean Mannion and Brandin Cooks will continue to operate on the same page. This one will be close, but the Beavers will manage to escape with another road win. The Beavs win a shootout.
Prediction: Oregon St. 41 Wash. St. 40
|John continues to lead the standings with a 9-1 record, but should he slip up, Tom is right behind him, and holds the overall points lead with 11.
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1. I have played few games at one server that I liked. After few hours I would like to connect to this server again. But how can I do it? If this server is not visible at the "play online" matches, does that mean, that this server is not possible to connect? I couldn't found the server at all. How is it?
2. This one is continuation of the first question. How do I know what was the name of the server that I played at? When I browse through old matches, there's no info about the server name at all, only player stats. Is it possible to find it somewhere?
3. Can I bookmark servers somehow? How do you all deal with this? Are you using any other softwares to manage QL games?
4. Can I know before connecting the game what are the game options (settings, rules)? I mean, I like playing CTF and some servers have for example only RL weapon, with unlimited ammo. Can I see these game settings in the "play online" browser before connecting the game?
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Are you ready for a ridiculous and nonsensical test which has no merit and which proves absolutely nothing?
Then, the iPhone 5 vs. Samsung Galaxy S III blender test is for you!
While most of us are just trying to get our hands on one of the newest and best smartphones, Blendtec, a maker home and professional blenders is busy pulverizing them.
It's pretty much what it sounds like. With a few of these "Will it Blend?" YouTube videos under his belt already, Blendtec's Tom Dickinson asks the question again, pitting the "the latest," i.e. Apple's iPhone 5, vs. what Samsung "claims to be the greatest," the Galaxy S III.
Tom describes both smartphones, highlighting their most attractive features, and then unceremoniously chucks each into its own Blendtec Total blender.
While the iPhone 5 starts shattering pretty early on, the Galaxy S III holds in there for an impressive amount of time, but eventually meets its end in much the same way as the completely obliterated iPhone, in a pile of black powder.
In the end, as the blender lids are removed and toxic-looking black smoke wafts up, we're left having to agree with Tom, who concludes: "I think the real winner is the Blendtec Total blender."
The whole stunt kind of runs opposite to what we do at Pure Mobile. But even though we've got a mission to help people protect their devices, we can't help but get some sort of sick pleasure out of watching this total and utter destruction.
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Published: 05 January 2011
Belfast International Airport has today launched a new website focused around the different needs of visitors using the site, designed to be easy to use with customisable sections for frequent users and a more contemporary look and feel.
The domain name remains www.belfastairport.com
The website landing page starts by asking website users whether they are planning a trip, travelling soon, meeting & greeting or in search of airport information. The choice then leads the user to the information they should require for that purpose plus access to the rest of the website if required.
The website has enhanced booking engines meaning visitors can book car parking, flights, holidays & accommodation and car hire directly from the airport website.
For frequent users of the site there is the option to select the sections which they require via the 'customise content' tab. These preferences will be stored for when the visitor next accesses the website.
The website also allows users to link to social media channels through the share icon and users can choose to follow the official Belfast International Airport Twitter feed.
Deborah Harris, Public Relations Executive at Belfast International Airport said, "During the research and development of the website we focused on the needs of website users and have designed the new site with these needs in mind. Our website is one of our most important communications tools; indeed during the recent severe weather over 50,000 people visited the website every day to get the most up to date flight and weather information. We hope that frequent users to the site will take advantage of the customisable sections and visit the site even more regularly.
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200-Hour RYT with Yoga Alliance, 30-Hour RYT with Karma Kids Yoga, YogaWorks Slim, YogaWorks Sculpt
effort & ease, focus & playfulness, thoughtful
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As a dancer, I'm able to utilize my knowledge of body movement and alignment to teach my students to move with grace and purpose. Because I was originally drawn to asana, Shtira (Effort) comes easily to me, I place a lot of focus on Sukha to balance out the sequencing and tone of the class. This thoughtfulness & perspective is important in SculptWorks and BarWorks classes, although we do not use yoga terminology in those classes.
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A Cancer Survivor's Guide to Caregiving
By Jim Rice
As a rectal cancer survivor, I have had several caregivers. An enterostomal therapy nurse took care of me at the hospital after my colostomy surgery; home health care nurses came to my house for several weeks after the surgery; and my wife Gwyn has provided emotional support and physical caring throughout my cancer experience. For the first few months after my surgery, I felt as helpless as a baby because I could not attend to the basic personal duties that are necessary on a daily basis. I was totally exposed in the truest of senses. Having knowledgeable and caring caregivers allowed me to grow from cancer patient to cancer survivor.
There are many kinds of caregivers. Some live within the home with the patient; some live out. Some patients are fortunate to have many caregivers, often in the family. Others have caregivers that live long distances away. Thus, there are many different roles and responsibilities depending on your individual situation. Whether the caregiver is a partner, child, parent, relative, or friend of the cancer patient, the relationship with the patient will change. The impact of the patient's cancer may reverse existing roles. Generally, the more changes brought about by the diagnosis and treatment, the more creative the caregiver needs to be to work effectively with the person who has cancer.
In my experience, a cancer patient generally fits into two situations.
Situation 1: If the person who has cancer is able to carry out his usual roles during the treatment/recovery period, the caregiver and other family members may only be needed to provide emotional support to the patient and to each other.
Situation 2: If there are so many changes that the patient is no longer able to work at home or on the job, or if there are new roles the caregiver must assume, then it becomes even more important as a caregiver to work well with other family members.
I personally fit into both of these situations. I was able to perform the majority of the household roles that I did prior to my diagnosis and surgery, such as preparing meals and cleaning up after them, dusting, vacuuming, paying the bills, and retrieving the mail (a chore in itself since our mail box is an eighth of a mile from the house—the walk was slow, but good for me!).
There were some changes in our lives, however. My mother, herself a colon cancer survivor, came from California and stayed with us for the first two months after the surgery. I know she was of tremendous emotional support to Gwyn and also to me. She didn't want to interfere but wanted us to know that she was available, if needed. Also, due to a very slow healing peritoneal wound that prevented me from sitting comfortably for extended periods of time, I was away from my normal job for one year, which significantly changed our normal daily routine. It was rather strange for Gwyn to go off to the office each day while I stayed home. She grew to enjoy this arrangement, though, because I totally assumed all kitchen duties so she always had a hot meal to come home to. The wound also stopped me from doing the weekly grocery shopping because it was too uncomfortable for me to drive into town (a 35-40 minute trip one-way). Gwyn picked that up as a routine duty with no hesitation.
Gwyn and I came up with a list of important things for caregivers to remember:
Try to understand the patient's point of view. Ask questions and listen; don't assume you know what the patient's perspectives are about his cancer and its impact.
Try to promote independence, self-esteem, and self-care.
When decisions need to be made, try to work together to make them.
It is always important to help the cancer patient maintain his dignity.
A caregiver should try to learn as much as he can about the patient's cancer in order to understand what the patient may be experiencing. However, no matter how much the caregiver learns, he will never know exactly what the patient is experiencing. Never use the phrase "I know what you are going through" or "I know how you are feeling." There is absolutely no way that a caregiver could know exactly how the patient is feeling, unless the caregiver has already been through what the patient is going through.
Although it may be difficult at times, as a cancer patient you should:
Try to allow caregivers the ability to maintain a certain amount of normalcy within their lives. Don't make them feel guilty for needing some time of their own.
Discuss your concerns with the caregiver without instilling fear of what may or may not happen.
Try to maintain a positive outlook. Your situation may be bad but enjoy each day to its fullest.
Many caregivers can get stressed and burned out by new responsibilities or trying to appear constantly optimistic. A support group can be an excellent resource to vent frustrations and learn tips. Many caregiver support groups are available on the Internet.
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Correction: The Rib House was not the restaurant referred to in this story that had applied for later hours on the Hill. Merry Ann Webb, co-founder of The Rib House, says, "The Rib House family is owned and operated and is very happy to have the hours that we have. I'm almost happier not having a bar."
Not a whole lot of college students drink wine. Beer, yes, sometimes copious amounts. Hard liquor, of course, often in 1-ounce glasses.
But under new ordinances that Boulder City Council will consider this fall, potential bar and restaurant owners on University Hill had better hope student tastes change. If any of the bills are passed, hard liquor sales on the Hill will be restricted, and new liquor licenses will only allow bars and restaurants to serve beer and wine — if they're allowed to serve at all.
Colorado has long had a state law banning liquor sales within 500 feet of a school, including universities. Boulder ordinance, meanwhile, has had an exemption for the University of Colorado Boulder ever since the city allowed alcohol sales in the mid-1960s.
Thus, Boulder traditions like The Sink and more recent additions like The Goose, No Entiendo (formerly K's China) and The Rib House can serve beer, wine and liquor within 500 feet, by walking distance, of the CU campus.
But the 500-foot rule may soon change. City council member Ken Wilson, in his final year before his term limit is reached, says city council revisiting the exemption to the 500-foot rule is "long overdue." He says the atmosphere in the business district on the Hill has improved since "12 or 15 years ago," when establishments like the Players Club used to draw large crowds, but he says changes to liquor licenses could help calm down the business area.
"I would say now, the business district is a lot calmer and less of a problem than it was back then," he says. "And I'd like to see it stay that way. I'd like to see a better variety of businesses, of both restaurants and retail, and if the whole place turns into a bar scene, that doesn't accomplish that."
So before the council session ends in November, city council will consider a set of possible ordinances that could restrict new licenses in the Hill business area. The city could implement the 500-foot rule, banning new liquor licenses within 500 feet of CU, or it could only allow Beer & Wine licenses, a new license designation, in the 500- foot area. Another option is to change the zoning and land use codes to ban certain types of liquor licenses in the Hill business area — for the so-called "high impact" businesses that stay open after 11 p.m. or that serve primarily alcohol rather than food. None of these changes would affect existing businesses, which would be grandfathered in and would be allowed to transfer their liquor licenses to new businesses, says Mishawn Cook, staff liaison for the Beverage Licensing Authority (BLA).
But the city's own research doesn't agree that change is necessary.
In all, city council has studied the Hill in three ways: a working group that included various stakeholders; the ongoing University Hill Commercial Area Management Commission, commonly called UHCAM; and a 2012 public survey. None of those three have recommended changing the 500-foot rule or changing zoning on the Hill.
UHCAM, which consists of five commissioners appointed by city council, voted 4-0 in its July 17 meeting to tell city council it does not support changes to the 500-foot rule, with Commissioner Jyotsna Raj abstaining; the vote was 5-0 for a statement that the ordinances "do not appear to address the problem" and calling for further study of how new ordinances would affect new and potential businesses.
At the July 17 meeting, commission chair Hillary Griffith suggested the city council wasn't listening to the commission.
"It would be nice to get city council here, or at least some members," she said.
"They say we are a priority, but they don't act like it," added Raj.
Lexi Winer, who serves on UHCAM and was formerly the director of city and neighborhood relations for the CU student government, put forward the motion opposing the 500-foot rule. Winer also served on the working group formed by city council, and she says the ordinances that city council is now considering don't reflect the recommendations of that group.
"It wasn't the majority opinion, I can say that," she says. "Specifically relating to changes in the 500-foot rule, that was not the consensus."
Michael Absalom, an assistant general manager at South Boulder's Southern Sun and the president of Boulder's Responsible Hospitality Group (RHG), says the language in the potential new ordinances came out of nowhere. His predecessor at the RHG served on the working group.
"We brought it to city council in February — the directives from the community working group and our industry — and they came back with completely different things," he says.
Current CU student government president Chris Schaefbauer and Bill Shrum, a former chair of UHCAM and an entrepreneur working on establishing a new co-working space called SparkBoulder on the Hill, both agree.
"Things being brought forward [to city council] didn't have consensus" from the working group, Schaefbauer said at the July 17 UHCAM meeting.
At that meeting, Hill business owners emphasized the damage that new regulations could do, even to existing businesses that wouldn't be directly affected.
"Changing the 500-foot rule would cause irreversible economic damage to the Hill," said Mark Heinritz, co-owner of The Sink, at the UHCAM meeting. It would "put a stamp" on the Hill that it's for college students only.
It would send the erroneous message to Boulder at large that the Hill is "dangerous," Heinritz said. He said the message from city council would be, "Look what we had to do." It would also create "more friction" for potential restaurant owners and give them reason to open their restaurant elsewhere, where they wouldn't face earlier closing times and would be able to sell liquor and mixed drinks.
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"City council should be embracing what kind of opportunities they can create in terms of [the Hill] being an underperforming asset," Heinritz says in a separate interview. "There would be a return in sales tax revenue on any investment."
If The Sink were to operate under the restrictions, Heinritz said, it would represent "10 to 12 people becoming unemployed" and a drop in revenues of 20 percent. Also at the meeting, Absalom said enforcing the 500-foot rule would "just crush the revitalization of the Hill."
Multiple Hill business owners expressed frustration at the city's current restrictions on Hill bars and restaurants. Many are not allowed to stay open after 11 p.m. No Entiendo, taking over the liquor license of K's China, operates under a long list of restrictions including checking two forms of ID for any patrons who enter the bar and reporting monthly food sales to the BLA. BLA member Lisa Spalding, who several bar owners say is the strictest member when it comes to Hill bars and restaurants, declined a request for an interview because the BLA "has a Hill bar coming before it next month."
In interviews, Wilson and council member Suzy Ageton held up Café Aion at 1235 Pennsylvania St. as a possible model for future businesses. But Aion would not open under the conditions the ordinance would establish, Chef/Owner Dakota Soifer says. Told about the potential changes to the 500-foot rule, Soifer says he would not choose the Hill.
"I think that that would have deterred me from opening a business up here," he says.
"I'd be very worried and concerned that that would just be further alienating and deterring anyone from coming up to the Hill and starting a business," Soifer says. "Nor do I think that really would address and fix any issue."
Also a Hill resident, Soifer says he'd like to see the Hill appeal to Boulder at large, but he doesn't think the proposed laws would accomplish that.
"This is our 'hood," he says. "I go to all these places and I think they're all great. It's just, I don't think the city or the community at large is doing anything to attract any new business."
The city's new potential laws also weren't informed by the survey of interested parties that the city conducted online in late 2012. With more than 2,000 responses — "the most successful Web survey that the City of Boulder has ever conducted," the city's website says — the overwhelming verdict from respondents was: Do nothing. Seventy-five percent of respondents said alcohol overconsumption is not a problem. And asked where overconsumption was a problem, 54.6 percent of respondents said private house parties; 6 percent cited "specific businesses" and 5.6 percent the "University campus."
But since the survey was released, city council members have repeatedly criticized it, saying the results were tainted.
"You must not have heard what actually happened there," Wilson says. "The bar owners were making copies of that and giving it to every one of their bar patrons. It was a totally bogus thing by the end of it. It was, 'What do people drinking in the bars think should happen?' That's why council paid no attention to that and we pretty much told staff, 'Don't do this again.' It was not at all a scientific survey. It was co-opted by the bar owners for their own purposes. And people had seen them doing this, and they pretty much admitted it. It was silly.
"It was totally worthless," he adds.
Boulder Mayor Matt Appelbaum says the same: "That was the survey that folks at various bars were getting their patrons to respond to," he says, which invalidates the results.
"Once it gets to be statistically not valid, it's not reflective of anything," he says. "You just can't claim anything about it."
Bar and restaurant owners around the Hill say otherwise. Only one establishment, No Entiendo, said it encouraged patrons — or, to be specific, Facebook friends and fans — to take the survey, according to No Entiendo bartender Brian Noonan. Bruce Rush and Steven Schein, co-owners of Half Fast Subs, say they didn't tell patrons to take the survey; Goose owner Dallas Pflug says he "didn't say anything to anybody."
"I have better things to do" than encourage customers to take a survey, Pflug says.
But Rush, Schein and other business owners all say that bars asking patrons to take the survey shouldn't "invalidate" the results, as Appelbaum says it does, since the survey was available to the public and anyone could have encouraged others to take it.
"Respondents were in a certain age group where [they] said, 'These people are young. Their opinions don't matter,'" Absalom says. "Even when they took out that age group, it was only a 6 percent drop."
Schein says the city council only decided to discard the survey after seeing what it said.
"If it came back, 'Yes, we think it's a serious problem,' do you doubt for a second that the city council would not have held that up to be supportive of their hypothesis? … Not getting the answer that they so desperately wanted, they trashed their own survey."
So where is the city's ordinance idea coming from, if not the working group, the standing commission or the survey?
Wilson says the idea of stricter regulations for Hill businesses has been in the works for years, at least since city council responded to the prevalence of house parties in the residential area of the Hill with new ordinances 15 years ago.
But current CU students suggest house parties still contribute significantly to alcohol consumption on the Hill, more than drinking in the business area or on Pearl Street. Sharing a porch at 14th Street and College Avenue on Sunday afternoon with a friendly dog and a crushed PBR tallboy, Zach Bushey and Kevin Flinn say Hill houses are still the number one place to drink.
"Hill residences by far" are the site of the most drinking, Flinn says. "Just for convenience."
"The business area isn't so much the problem," Flinn says. He cites Half Fast Subs as "really good about policing themselves" and avoiding serving underage drinkers. And he and Bushey agree the easiest way for people under 21 to drink is at house parties.
But Wilson sounds certain that city council will pass one or more of the measures.
"I think council wants to do something," he says. "It will be an interesting discussion to see what. But I would be very surprised if we do nothing."
He says he hopes Hill business owners will attend city council's meetings and help guide the changes, rather than simply oppose them.
"My advice to the business owners would be, don't say no to changes. Work with the council to make the right changes. …. Because we're not gonna do nothing."
Appelbaum says the potential ordinances are scheduled to receive a first reading at the Sept. 17 city council meeting and a second reading Oct. 1. Appelbaum predicts that public comment on the proposed ordinances will take place in October and "could easily change by a couple weeks."
Wilson says it's city council's job to balance the concerns of business owners and residents who want opposite things.
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Great article on the hill booze situation. Can I suggest a follow up article with some more of the so called "issues" that the city council is creating? They are proposing "late night " licenses for any establishment that wants to serve booze after midnight. I guess they want to discourage weddings, christmas partys, conventions, concerts etc from happening in Boulder. My guess is that establishments will just raise prices to pay the "tax" so effectively the buck is passed on to the consumer. All because Ken Wilson bought a house on the Hill and thinks the gates to the hill should be lowered at 10 pm. This brings up a bigger issue, the make up of the city council. Why does our city council consist of an "at large" vote? Every other city council in America consists of districts within the city each having their own council member. The problem is that Wilson and another council member both live on the hill and are trying to see out their personal agenda to solve their issues that as revealed in your article really aren't a problem at all.
Ken Wilson needs to be reminded of the legal drinking age. Get over your puritanical, prohibitionist attitude and accept the fact that bars do exist, even in your precious neighborhood. And they have a right to do so. There are plenty of legal-aged patrons keeping the bars and restaurants (and employers) open and profitable.
The market, that you are so respectful of, can/should decide what kind of alcohol sales will flourish on the hill, and in downtown, and the local craft brewery community who you keep penned in industrial zones. Not a city council member whose time and views are expired.
While he said there is "no silver bullet" for the problems that plague the Hill -- such as alcohol use and noisy parties -- Wilson said the city could do more to partner with CU to find alternative activities for students looking for a good time.
"The kids need more to do," he said. "The basic problem is they come here, they're not with their parents anymore and they're looking for things to do." ken wilson
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The man accused of killing an Austin police officer early this year is in court this morning.
Brandon Daniel, 24, is accused of shooting and killing Austin police officer Jaime Padron on April 6. He died while fighting Daniel at the Walmart off I-35 near Parmer Lane, police say.
Two Wal-Mart employees tackled Daniel and held him until additional officers arrived at the scene. Padron died shortly afterward.
Padron, 41, had close to 20 years of law enforcement experience and was a U.S. Marine Corps veteran. He had two daughters, ages 10 and six.
This is Daniel's first appearance in court.
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Amy Donovan, 37, Oct. 31, 2004
Officer Donovan was chasing a suspect on foot in East Austin. Her partner put the patrol car in reverse and tried to block the man's escape route. During the chase, the patrol car struck Donovan and pinned her next to a utility pole. Donovan had been a police officer for five months. She was survived by a husband and four children.
Clinton Hunter, 22, Nov. 29, 2001
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Drew Alan Bolin, 25, June 2, 1995
Officer Bolin was directing traffic at an accident site on I-35 when a drunk driver hit and killed him. Bolin had been an officer for five months. He was survived by his parents and fiancee.
Robert Martinez Jr., 26, February 25, 1989
Officer Robert Martinez Jr. died when his patrol car struck a tree. Martinez, who was en route to assist another officer, swerved to avoid a pick up truck that had pulled into his path.
Lee Smith, 28, December 15, 1979
Officer Smith was chasing a suspect on MoPac when he lost control of his motorcycle. He died from his injuries several months later.
Ralph A. Ablanedo, 26, May 18, 1978
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OriginalTUFer - That is such a shame. Irvin has been without a paycheck for this long? I hope his sponsorships are treating him well. I also hope he really focuses on technique and comes back a better fighter.his family owns a construction business that he either worked for or still works for. not sure if he still does but that was his job, working for the family business, before UFC.
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Orioles feel good w 2b options and in adding some speed already. Priority remains trading for middle of the order bat.
This was just mentioned in another thread but its deserving of its own.
I definitely think we will see some of the pitching depth traded for a bat. Who would you be interested in?
The O's are interested in Billy Butler:
The Orioles have definite interest in the Royals' Billy Butler and Eric Hosmer. Let's see if those two players are really available, and if there's a potential match.


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