Colorado Times: 07/10/14

Thursday, July 10, 2014

Miles upon miles of flower fields. #telluride #colorado #lastdollarroad #coloradocameraclub #coloradogram #coloradophotographs #mountains #flowers #travel by evy_rivera

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Gunman in delivery man garb kills 4 kids, parents

A father who authorities say went on a shooting rampage at a suburban Houston home, killing four of his children and two adults and wounding his 15-year-old daughter critically, has surrendered after a standoff and...

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Photo essay: How marijuana goes from garden to store

A ladybug crawls on a marijuana plant at Sea of Green Farms, a recreational pot grower in Seattle. BELLINGHAM — Top Shelf Cannabis was able to open its doors to sell marijuana when Washington state's recreational pot industry finally opened for business because of growers like Sea of Green Farms.

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Colorado judge backs county clerk over gay marriage licenses

DENVER (Reuters) - A state judge in Colorado ruled on Thursday that the Boulder County clerk can continue to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples, denying a motion by the state's attorney general who said a prohibition on gay weddings remained in force. A day after hearing from both sides in the case, Boulder County District Court Judge Andrew Hartman rejected the state's call for a ...

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Plan to keep highway aid flowing advances in House

A Boulder County clerk who has been issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples in defiance of Colorado's gay-marriage ban can continue, a judge ruled Thursday.

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FTC sues Amazon over kids' app charges

Colorado clerk OK'd to give gay marriage licenses

DENVER (AP) - A Boulder County clerk who has been issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples in defiance of Colorado's gay-marriage ban can continue, a judge ruled Thursday.

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Judge won't stop Boulder County from issuing same-sex marriage licenses

Boulder Clerk and Recorder Hillary Hall arrives in Boulder District Court on Wednesday morning, July 9, 2014, before a hearing on the issuing of same-sex marriage licenses in Boulder County.

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First customer to buy marijuana legally says he was SACKED after being spotted on TV

The man who was first to buy marijuana legally in a town in Washington State claims he was sacked because of it. Michael Kelly Boyer was apparently spotted on TV coverage of the opening of the shop. A client of his employers then complained.

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Neebo operates 16 more bookstores

Neebo, Inc., beneficial owner of Nebraska Book Co., announced the addition of 16 stores to those it operates. It's added 29 new locations in the past three quarters, a 19 percent increase, which Neebo said will have a significant impact to the company’s back-to-school season.

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Report: Obamacare drops Kansas uninsured rate 2.5 percent

A report published by a financial website says the rate of Kansans without health insurance has decreased about 2.

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Search for missing man enters fifth day

Family of Fort Collins missing man George Gosden say social networking is creating some leads though nothing has led police to find the 64-year-old yet.

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Opinion: Gov. Hickenlooper missed an opportunity to lead on water conservation

Let’s keep working on it.”

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Judge: Colorado clerk can keep issuing gay marriage licenses as courts consider US state's ban

A county clerk who has been issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples in defiance of Colorado's gay-marriage ban has been cleared to continue. A judge ruled Thursday that Boulder County clerk Hillary Hall can ignore a federal stay on a ruling from the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Denver that states cannot set gender requirements for US marriage. Hall has issued more than 100 same ...

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Hardrock 100 in Silverton is tough to finish, tough to get into

From left, Ted Mahon, Jason Poole and Darcy Africa make their way up 12,592-foot Stony Pass during the 2013 Hardrock 100. ( Matt Trappe, Special to The Denver Post )

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Colorado clerk OK'd to give gay marriage licenses

DENVER (AP) — A Boulder County clerk who has been issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples in defiance of Colorado's gay-marriage ban can continue, a judge ruled Thursday.

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Judge: Colorado clerk can keep issuing gay marriage licenses as courts consider state's ban

Judge: Colorado clerk can keep issuing gay marriage licenses as courts consider state's ban.

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City recreation baseball, softball leagues wind down seasons

Moab City Recreation’s youth baseball and softball leagues have already finished or are wrapping up their respective seasons.

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Judge: Colorado clerk can keep issuing gay marriage licenses as courts consider state's ban

DENVER (AP) — Judge: Colorado clerk can keep issuing gay marriage licenses as courts consider state's ban.

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Secondhand smoke as harmful to pets as people

Dogs also face a risk from e-cigarette cartridges unlike anything humans are likely to encounter

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Saguache County offers friendly skies to UAS

CENTER — So far, the sky is the limit for Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) in the Valley.

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Gay Marriage Ban Overturned in Colorado, But Utah Just Made Things Really Interesting

A district Court judge in Colorado threw out the state's eight-year-old gay marriage ban yesterday, writing in his ruling that the law "bears no rational relationship to any conceivable government interest."

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Youngest Zajac lives up to family name at Jets development camp

He may not be the main attraction this week at the Jets annual development camp but there’s no doubt Nolan Zajac carries the biggest name.

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Not a bad place to enjoy the rainy sunset. Can't believe it's already July and it was my first camping trip of the summer. #slacking #coloradocameraclub by zbirmingham

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Over looking Watanga Lake, near Watanga Peak. Its a five mile one-way, strenuous hike up to this lake. But it's so secluded that its stocked with plenty of fish. by bleffel

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It's always easy livin' in Colorado by ericmohr

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Another wonderful day with DoubleDiamond Dogs and outward bound by phyllisthegroomer

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"Love is a winding mountainous road. Do you have an extra unicycle and handlebar mustache I can borrow?" -Jarod Kintz by juj333

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#vscocam #vsco #fuji #xe1 #fujiflim #coloradotography #coloradocameraclub #denvertography #instagood #photooftheday #jj_denver #flowers #xf35mm #bestoftheday #amazing #instadaily by mikericciphoto

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Masters Outdoor Championships heading to North Carolina

(Winston-Salem, NC)— More than 40 reigning world masters track and field champions who won gold at the last World Masters indoor or outdoor championships and at least six Olympians will be among over 1100 athletes 30-95+ years old , including the world’s and nation’s best, competing at the USA National Masters Track & Field Championships in Winston-Salem, NC, Thursday through Sunday, July 17-20.

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Editorial: "The rest of the story"

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The First $1 Trillion Boomtown... And The Media Isn't Talking About It (Yet)

It's funny where money is made sometimes. I have a friend who decided a decade ago to buy a bankrupt motel in the middle of the swamp in northern Alberta. Most of the passers-by here were

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Preseason position reviews: Cornerback

We're continuing our preseason position reviews. Please, hold your applause until we are finished. Here's how we do this. We provide three evaluative categories: "Great shape," "Good shape" and "We'll see." Hint: You'd prefer your team to be in "Great shape." "We'll see" doesn't mean you're going to stink at said position. It means just what it says -- we'll see, because there's no way at ...

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DOE: Commercial water access not feasible at UMTRA site

The Moab Uranium Mill Tailings Remedial Action (UMTRA) site may have seemed like a logical first place to look for commercial access to Colorado River water.

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Bee Hive Homes moves forward with plans for Moab assisted living facility

A 16-unit assisted living facility is coming to Moab, albeit slightly behind schedule. Canyonlands Health Care Special Service District (CHCSSD) board chairman Doug Fix said that Bee Hive Homes is advancing its year-old plans to build the facility on district-owned property behind the Grand Center.

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Colo. teen birthrate drops 40% with low-cost birth control

One state has found a way to significantly reduce teen pregnancy rates. But is its solution realistic for the rest of the United States?

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Bloomberg dismisses Colo. Springs, Pueblo as road-less, rural backwaters

DENVER — Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is popping off about Colorado in a new Rolling Stone interview and Republicans here, who have been blasting Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper for taking cues from Bloomberg on the state’s new gun laws, couldn’t be happier about it. Asked about three Colorado Democrats being forced out […]

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'I Regret Nothing': First Man to Buy Legal Weed in Washington Fired

A man in Spokane, Washington put on his favorite tie-dye shirt and grabbed a wad of cash, Doritos, Mountain Dew, a surplus army sleeping bag and bedroll before heading down to his neighborhood pot store with hopes of becoming the city's first customer to purchase a legal bag of weed. Mission accomplished Image: KHQ See also: Washington Opens Legal Weed Stores — Here's the Dope on Other States ...

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Books-A-Million subsidiary buys Mandarin South center

Books-A-Million real estate subsidiary Preferred Growth Properties LLC has invested in Jacksonville, buying the Mandarin South shopping center this week for $4.7 million.

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6th Street bridge moves forward

Despite a number of setbacks and disappointments concerning the 6th Street pedestrian bridge, the Pagosa Springs Town Council voted last week to move forward with the project in hopes that it will be completed and ready to use by the end of 2014.

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Fed independence questioned anew as Republicans ramp up pressure

A surge of Republican pressure is bringing the Federal Reserve's long-held independence into question again, as conservative lawmakers seek to place the U.S. central bank under tougher scrutiny. "We continue to respect the Fed's independence in monetary policy," Congressman Jed Hensarling said at a hearing on Thursday. The Fed has faced political pressure at various points in its 100-year ...

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But I'm only human And I bleed when I fall down I'm only human And I crash and I break down -Christina Perri #tbt #colorado #redrocks by soyotaa

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Fisherman friendly lands #flyfishing #colorado #coloradocameraclub #dreamstream by cameraohrt

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