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22 Boom – 18th Annual Best in Boulder 2012 – Episode 55
May 27th
Congrats Boulder! It’s Boulder Channel 1’s 2012 Best IN Boulder TV playlist featuring our chosen winners in the Best Retail and Best Restaurants categories. Here are the winners To see them individually just scroll down or search for your favorites. Featured in this show are this years winners: Art Cleaners, The Original Pancakes House of Boulder, Great Harvest Bread Co., Top Hat Supply, New Balance, Subway, Boulder Army Store, Massage Envy, TTS Transmission Technology Services, Eldorado Springs Water, Perry’s Shoe Shop, Verlo Mattress Factory, Jalino’s Pizza, Swiss Chalet Watch & Clock Shop, Khow Thai Cafe, Marie’s Cafe, and the Village Coffee Shop.
Videos in this Episode
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22 Boom Intro -
Art Cleaners in Basemar Shopping Center -
The Original Pancake House of Boulder -
Baking with Scott – Morning Treats and Blueberry Granola Bread -
Top Hat Supply -
New Balance Minimus Collection 2012 -
Subway Boulder – UMC at the C.U. Campus -
Boulder Army Store Best of Outdoor Stores -
Massage Envy Spa Treatment in Boulder -
Great Harvest Bread Co. Boulder -
Art Cleaners Lafayette -
Transmission Technology Services -
Original Pancake House of Boulder – Fresh Fruits -
Eldorado Natural Spring Water -
Perry’s Shoe Shop – Grand Opening -
Verlo Mattress Factory -
Baking with Scott – Red, White and Blue Bread -
Jalino’s Pizza Boulder -
Subway Boulder at Base-Mar and UMC – Best of Boulder -
Original Pancake House of Boulder – Crepes -
Swiss Chalet – Ball Watches -
Khow Thai Cafe -
TTS Auto Tips – More Summer Tips -
Marie’s Cafe -
Village Coffee Shop -
Baking with Scott – Great Granola -
Original Pancake House of Boulder – Smaller Appetites -
Swiss Chalet – Rolex Watches -
Outro
Ron Baird's BLACK WIND a new thriller crime novel quality fiction
May 26th

Twenty seconds in a young man’s life has followed him like the shadow of a curse for 27 years. Did he crack under pressure or was it simply good reflexes? Aaron Hemingway still doesn’t know and nobody ever told him because the Army had buried it in a black hole.
But in an ironic twist of karma, it was those close to Aaron who paid the price. He sometimes questioned whether the two were connected, but after his 14-year-old daughter was taken hostage by a murder suspect and then watched three men die in her bloody rescue, that was pretty much the end of the argument Aaron, a former Denver cop and newspaper reporter.
So he became a recluse, avoiding people he cared about to protect them. But after three years of that, he was ready to eat his gun. Then an old friend called and offered him a temporary job as a small town deputy marshal. Knowing what was at risk, he nevertheless took the job.
Surprisingly, things seemed to be going well, including his handling of a couple of situations that were ripe for disaster. Then, in an unprovoked but not random attack, his dog was killed and his women friend was left in a coma with a gunshot wound to the head.
Aaron discovered the identity of the man behind the attack and, breaking a vow he made after Vietnam to never kill again unless in self-defense or to protect the innocent, he swore vengeance against the man. He only saw three outcomes: he would be killed, he would succeed and be arrested or he would get away with murder. In the Malpais lava fields of western New Mexico, he found that things are not always that simple.
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Occupy Denver to occupy Suncor pollution site Sunday
May 26th
When: | Sunday, May 27th |
Where: | 11:30am at Lincoln Park for bike ride + trash cleanup on way to action 2:00pm at 64th Avenue and York Street |
On Sunday, May 27th, Occupy Denver will be teaming up again with groups such as Deep Green Resistance, 350.org, and families from local communities that are directly affected by the Commerce City Suncor refinery for a demonstration against Suncor and the oil seep contaminating the Sand Creek and South Platte River. You can visit us on Facebook for information about the benzene spill here. We are asking everyone concerned about our water, air, land and future to stand with us.
Over the last year, many people and various organizations have united to oppose the Alberta tar sands and the Keystone XL Pipeline, correctly recognizing these industrial projects as ecocidal insanity. Here in Colorado, oil from the tar sands is refined by Suncor Energy. By participating in the process of facilitating genocide against the aboriginal people of Alberta, Suncor Energy has toxified our air, land and water without end. By bringing together active members of the Colorado community in coalition, we will align to force Suncor to stop destroying and poisoning our world, both here in Colorado and in Canada.
On Sunday, May 27th, we will occupy the ‘hot zone’ on the shore of Sand Creek, where carcinogenic benzene from Suncor’s refinery has been seeping into the water. By occupying the hot zone, we hope to bring public attention to the fact that Suncor is killing Colorado communities, water and wildlife, and to force this industrial polluter to confront the effects of its actions. It is also our hope to form strong alliances with one another and begin to work in partnership so we can effectively move forward against Suncor’s unethical and irresponsible practices.
For this action, members of Occupy Denver will be hosting a bike ride and trash cleanup along the Platte River bike path to the Suncor Refinery (weather permitting). Anyone is welcome and everyone is encouraged to take part in this. We will meet between 11:30 AM and noon at Lincoln Park, in front of the State Capitol, to leave from there. Those who do not wish to take part in the bike ride can carpool to 64th Avenue and York Street, where we will all meet up at about 2:00 PM to eat and walk to the site of the action at the confluence of Sand Creek and South Platte River. Food will be provided by Denver Food Rescue (?), and representatives from various groups will be speaking. Be aware that fumes from the oil and the refinery can sometimes make the area uncomfortable for people with compromised respiratory systems. We encourage everyone to bring their theatrical ideas to dramatize this event (haz-mat suits, EPA inspector costumes, gas masks, “fracking fluid,” etc. would be quite appropriate here).
It is our hope to see as many of you as possible at this demonstration. Suncor is actively destroying our planet, and should be stopped. Suncor’s role in the tar sands is contributing to a devastated climate and is harming indigenous communities in Canada as well as people living in local communities in Colorado. Please join us on May 27th to stand against these injustices and degradation of our Earth.