Wednesday, 4 July 2012

[Altitude Multisport Club] Club sponsored track workouts

So where were all the runners for the club Track Practice at Ponderosa High School. There was only myself and Brian Kollmeyer last night.

The participation has really dropped off for several reasons (heat, races, etc...) and life in general.
Last week was just me for the rescheduled practice, and the weeks prior have been poorly attended.
Charo Gonzalez Egan would like to keep coaching everyone at this club sponsored workout, but it is not fair to her if we are not showing up to attend. Charo is taking the time to get us in shape, so let's make it worth her time.

Is there still enough desire from the club to continue these workouts on Tues nights at the Ponderosa track? What says everyone?
 
Matt Newport
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Fwd: New home for Sesi


Dear friends,

Some of you already know, though others may have not heard the sad news yet.  We are in the very unfortunate circumstance of having to find a new home for our beloved dog, Sesi.  This is truly a heartbreaking situation as she has been a part of our family for 5 1/2 years.  However, we have come to the realization that it is no longer feasible to have her in our home with Drisana.  Please send this email attachment along with the photo attachments to any friends or acquaintances that you think would either be interested in adopting her or possibly know someone who would be interested.  She is an amazing dog.  We ideally would love to find her a home in Fort Collins but second best would be anywhere within a few hours so we can continue to see her from time to time.  Thank you for your help with finding Sesi a new home during this very trying and sad time.

Best, Yesim, Marcelo and Drisana
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Tuesday, 3 July 2012

[CPN] New Day and Date for Rock 'n' Roll Denver Road Closures

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Rock 'n' Roll Denver Road Closures on Saturday, Sept. 22


Please save the date for the Sports Authority Rock 'n' Roll Denver Marathon & 1/2 Marathon benefiting the Prostate Cancer Foundation on Saturday, September 22.  

New for the event this year is our date, Saturday, September 22; previously the race was on a Sunday in October. There have been minor course changes to the downtown area to accommodate another event. View a complete listing of road closures for more information. Also new is the Bike Tour, which will start prior to the marathon and 1/2 marathon and utilizes road closures which are part of the marathon course.   

You may visit our website to download course information and explore the course with the interactive road closure map.  More information on access lanes, alternate routes and no parking zones will be available in the coming weeks.

Thank you,

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Saturday, September 22, 2012
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Monday, 2 July 2012

[CPN] Mayor Hancock Appoints Denver’s First Chief Sustainability Officer

 

 

         

 

PRESS RELEASE

           For Immediate Release

 

 

Monday, July 2, 2012

 

 

 

City and County of Denver

Mayor Michael B. Hancock 

Rowena Alegría, Communications Director

Rowena.Alegría@DenverGov.org
Amber Miller, Press Secretary

Amber.Miller@DenverGov.org

O: 720.865.9095

  

Mayor Hancock Appoints Denver's First Chief Sustainability Officer

 

DENVER – Mayor Michael B. Hancock today announced the appointment of Jerome "Jerry" Tinianow to become Denver's first Chief Sustainability Officer. Building on the achievements of Greenprint Denver, Tinianow and a new Office of Sustainability will continue the City's bold environmental programs, with a broadened mission to also include economic and social sustainability.

 

"I'm thrilled that someone of Jerry's caliber will be joining our team," Mayor Hancock said. "He brings a wealth of experience, strong leadership and forward-thinking, innovative ideas. We'll need all of his skills to help us elevate the role sustainability plays in our city. While Denver already is recognized as a national leader in sustainability, Jerry will lead us forward in becoming a 21st Century, world-class city."

 

In addition to leading Greenprint Denver, Tinianow will oversee Denver Seeds, the Mayor's newest sustainability initiative. He will work closely with the City's Office of Economic Development to build sustainable economic growth and job creation for Denver's neighborhoods.

 

He will partner with the Department of Finance and Peak Performance to ensure Denver becomes fiscally sustainable, and with Denver's diverse neighborhoods, communities and social organizations to create a more livable Denver. He will begin on July 30.

 

"I'm honored to lead this new office and carry out Mayor Hancock's vision of making sustainability more than a program but a value within everything we do," Tinianow said. "We will take Denver's current initiatives to the next level of success and drive new innovative ways to make Denver a model for sustainability."

 

Tinianow is currently Director of the Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission's Center for Energy and Environment. In this capacity, he created Ohio's largest balanced growth planning project and one of the nation's first regional-level climate change adaptation projects.

 

He also created the country's first "agrarian urbanist overlay" project, which is developing a local food system within a low income neighborhood in Columbus, Ohio. This project was an outgrowth of the nation's first regional food system assessment and plan, which Tinianow developed. The plan was awarded the National Association of Development Organizations' Trailblazer Award for innovation in 2010.

 

Prior to his work at the Center for Energy and Environment, Tinianow served as Vice President and Ohio Executive Director of the National Audubon Society. An attorney by trade with a focus on complex commercial litigation, he was a partner in the Ohio firms Dinsmore & Shohl and Hahn Loeser & Parks, working in offices in Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati.

 

Tinianow earned his Bachelor of Arts in International Affairs and Juris Doctor from George Washington University.

 

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[CPN] Help Us Help Wildfire Victims! This Week!

 


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Sunday, 1 July 2012

Boulder Help

I'll pay you to pick up and ship.  Any body flying boulder this week please send me a shout.  I've had a hard time getting my harness from Granger as he's letting students rent my harness for free.  He's had it since January, and when I call to find out about the status he curiously can't seem to have it available.  He says UPS is not shipping to Colorado Springs, yet they need $80 to ship it here !?!
If anyone is in the area I'll make it worth your while.

Sol Slider large
Black with red stripes

Thanks EDer's!

Gene

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[emrat:1613] July EM/RAT meeting reminder

Hi guys –

 

It’s RAT meeting time again…  Tuesday July 3rd at the usual time & location: “The Rackhouse Pub208 South Kalamath Street Denver, CO 80223-1813 at 7:00pm. 

 

This month our own Manuel Baca will be giving an overview of the EM/RAT Facebook page… 

 

I hope to see everyone there (except for maybe the Wendl’s)…

 

Tim

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