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Are Dave Scott and Mark Allen “crazy” to sue Velo Press over “Iron Wars?? oh Boy

Sep 30th

Posted by Channel 1 Networks in Health, Fitness & Medical

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EDITORIALPARODY  BY JANN SCOTT In a wonderful public fight Iron men Dave Scott and Mark Allen are suing Velo Press over a newly released book “Iron War: Dave Scott, Mark Allen and the Greatest Race Ever Run” They are alleging defamation of Character, invasion of privacy, 400 counts of getting it wrong and calling them both crazy. Holy shit.  Apparently they are not too happy. They also want all of the books destroyed; presumably burned.

This law suit stands about as much chance of sucess as a snows chance in hell. First of all Both Scott and Allen are hugely public figures, sports heros, on TV etc. In fact we have interviewed both of them in the early 90s on radio. So private citizens they are not. THEY ARE PUBLIC FIGURES.  Claiming defamation by a noted sports journalist and press by those two will be next to impossible to prove.

In fact this hullabaloo will do nothing but sell books and make these two world athletes even more popular. Now we want the book and so should you.

Crazy Dave

This begs the question did Allen, Scott, their attorneys  and Velo Press publicity department  conjure this publicity stunt to sell books?

It has been done before.  It is also illegal as hell to defraud the courts with a bogus suit. We’ll see about that.  On the other hand these two sports heros may just be spoiled brats acting out in court trying to suppress a free press: an even dumber move.

Crazy Mark

Maybe it went something like this: They didn’t like the way they were portrayed so they are now trying to suppress the account. So what, the author said they must be crazy to compete in the Iron man??  No shit. Do you have any idea what the Iron man is like?? We asked the same question of them back in 1990? Are you guys crazy???

Hey Velo send us a copy. Dave and Scott: any chance you might autograph it for us?? haha

No seriously folks , we are sure Dave and Scott are fine upstanding  sports super heros and it is completely normal to want to run 35 miles, swim 100 miles and ride a bike 1000 miles ?? That’s not psychologically unstable at all….No.  Good thing these two super sports heros  didn’t play football in the NFL and tried to pull this law suit crap there? Was refrigerator Perry unbalanced?? How about the Boz??  Or in cycling Did Lance Armstrong do steroids. ?? What about Dave or Scott?? Were they ever tested for roids.? Does the Iron Man have a drug test policy?? Anyway , we can’t wait for the trial. It ‘s going to be  a sanity hearing. Maybe a cry fest. These two aren’t acting like tough Iron Men. They are acting like Pussies.

Iron men don’t call a lawyer to fight they’re battles. Real Iron men rap the reporter right in the mouth or throw him in the pool or something. But hiring a scumbag lawyer to sue is chicken shit. Straight up. Now grow up you two and take it. Stop acting like a couple of BMW driving whine bag tri-atheletes.

 

Boulder investigate overpass fall

Sep 30th

Posted by Channel 1 Networks in Crime

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Police investigating pedestrian fall from overpass

Police investigating pedestrian fall from overpass

A pedestrian was seriously injured after she fell from the Highway 36 overpass into the westbound lanes of Baseline Road a little before 4:00 p.m. The woman was not hit by any vehicles traveling on Baseline.

The victim is being treated at Boulder Community Hospital. She suffered head injuries that are possibly life-threatening. The woman has not yet been positively identified by police, but she appears to be in her late twenties or early thirties.

It does not appear that the woman was struck by a vehicle on the overpass. Police are trying to determine the cause of the fall.

Police would like to speak to anyone who may have been in the area of Baseline and Highway 36 at the time of the fall. Witnesses may call Dispatch at 303-441-3333 or the Boulder Police Department’s Tip Line at 303-441-1974,

Police would like to speak to anyone who may have been in the area of Baseline and Highway 36 at the time of the fall. Witnesses may call Dispatch at 303-441-3333 or the Boulder Police Department’s Tip Line at 303-441-1974,

Boulder hospital takes in large drug stash

Sep 30th

Posted by Channel 1 Networks in News

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More than 1,000 pounds of medications collected at pharmaceuctical drop off

More than 415 people dropped off 1,000-plus pounds of expired, excess and unwanted medications at the city-sponsored pharmaceutical drive-up and drop-off event on Saturday, Sept. 24, at Boulder Community Foothills Hospital. Almost 47 pounds of controlled substances were also collected and will be properly disposed.

The event provided a convenient, local and safe place for residents to properly dispose of their medications, while also educating them about the potential environmental impacts of improper disposal. Until recently, pharmacies had advised patients to flush or wash unused medications down the drain. Recent studies indicate that these practices may be having an adverse affect on the environment, including streams, fish and other aquatic life, since municipal wastewater treatment facilities are not equipped to completely remove trace chemicals and compounds.

The City of Boulder, Boulder Community Hospital, Boulder County Public Health and Partners for a Clean Environment (PACE) appreciate the public’s participation in the event and remind residents not to allow water quality to “go down the drain” by flushing unused medications.
For those who could not attend the drop-off event, there are several other methods to properly dispose of medications:

· Pour liquid medications over cat litter, or some other absorbent material, and seal it in a plastic bag before placing it in the trash.
· Fill pill containers with household glue, remove all personal information from the container, and place it in the trash once the glue has dried.
· Cut trans-dermal patches into small strips, place them in a container and add glue, or mix them with used coffee grounds or cat litter.
For more information about the proper disposal of medications, visit www.boulderwater.net and click on “Pharmaceutical Disposal Information.”

The event provided a convenient, local and safe place for residents to properly dispose of their medications, while also educating them about the potential environmental impacts of improper disposal. Until recently, pharmacies had advised patients to flush or wash unused medications down the drain. Recent studies indicate that these practices may be having an adverse affect on the environment, including streams, fish and other aquatic life, since municipal wastewater treatment facilities are not equipped to completely remove trace chemicals and compounds.

The City of Boulder, Boulder Community Hospital, Boulder County Public Health and Partners for a Clean Environment (PACE) appreciate the public’s participation in the event and remind residents not to allow water quality to “go down the drain” by flushing unused medications.
For those who could not attend the drop-off event, there are several other methods to properly dispose of medications:

· Pour liquid medications over cat litter, or some other absorbent material, and seal it in a plastic bag before placing it in the trash.
· Fill pill containers with household glue, remove all personal information from the container, and place it in the trash once the glue has dried.
· Cut trans-dermal patches into small strips, place them in a container and add glue, or mix them with used coffee grounds or cat litter.
For more information about the proper disposal of medications, visit www.boulderwater.net and click on “Pharmaceutical Disposal Information.”

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