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Denver Massage Parlors: Man shot after taunting boy in Denver Taco Bell "took it like RoboCop …

denvermassagenews — Fri, 18 May 2012 09:24:18 +0000

… The argument began inside a Taco Bell when a customer rolled his eyes at another.
The conflict quickly escalated into a challenge to go outside — and within moments, a boy pulled a gun from his backpack and shot a man in front of a large audience of 16th Street Mall passersby and light rail passengers.
The victim, a man in his 20s or 30s, was shot in the right leg on the inside of his knee. Mall police who heard the gunshot quickly chased down the juvenile suspect and arrested him.
“It happened right in the middle of the day, right at California and the 16th Street mall,” said C.J. Villa, who works at a downtown massage parlor. “It’s the hottest part of downtown. A lot of drama happens right there.”

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Denver Escorts: Denver theater review: LIDA Project’s surreal "Auto da Fé"

denverindependentescort — Fri, 18 May 2012 07:48:55 +0000

Kien’s book obsessed on a celibate soul oblivious to the darkness of the real world. Hoping to achieve respectability, Therese focused on his elusive bank book. His disconnect from society is nearly as complete as Therese’s acute awareness of social hierarchies.
Kien’s brother is a gynecologist turned psychiatrist. Played with pomp and relish by Lorenzo Sariñana, George likes taking bows for his wry insights, which are indeed amusing: “To say that Peter has little experience with women is like saying a gorilla has little experience with submarine war strategies.”
Intellectual disconnect and class striving are themes. And there are a great many more coursing though “Auto da Fé.” Although by the play’s end, things feel more opaque than illuminating. Kien and Therese’s antagonism goes full- blown enough to send him into another realm. And with appearances by Confucius, a wheeling, dealing dwarf by the name of Fischerle and a prostitute named Capitalist (also played by Magness), the play requires an affection for the surreal.

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Denver Massage Parlors: Police arrest boy in 16th Street mall shooting after words exchanged in Taco Bell

denvermassagenews — Fri, 18 May 2012 04:12:29 +0000

The argument began inside a Taco Bell when a customer rolled his eyes at another.
The conflict quickly escalated into a challenge to go outside — and within moments, a boy pulled a gun from his backpack and shot a man in front of a large audience of 16th Street Mall passersby and light rail passengers.
The victim, a man in his 20s or 30s, was shot in the right leg on the inside of his knee. Mall police who heard the gunshot quickly chased down the juvenile suspect and arrested him.
“It happened right in the middle of the day, right at California and the 16th Street mall,” said C.J. Villa, who works at a downtown massage parlor. “It’s the hottest part of downtown. A lot of drama happens right there.”

See the full article from “Denver Post”

Denver Escorts: reel to reel | Week of May 17, 2012

denverindependentescort — Thu, 17 May 2012 19:24:54 +0000

Beth (Diane Keaton) saves a lost dog from the side of the freeway on a wintry day in Denver. Struggling with her distracted, self-involved husband Joseph (Kevin Kline) and an empty nest at home, Beth forms a special bond with the rescued animal. At Chez Artiste. — Landmark Theatres
THE DEEP BLUE SEA
Writer/director Terence Davies, master chronicler of post-War England, returns with a timeless romantic drama starring Rachel Weisz as a woman whose overpowering love threatens her well-being and alienates the men in her life. At Boedecker Theater. — Landmark Theatres
ELLES
Juliette Binoche plays Anne, a wife, mother and journalist researching an article about student prostitution for the French edition of ELLE magazine. She finds herself drawn to two young women who have entered the sex trade for different reasons. As they open up, Anne confronts realities of her own bourgeois life. At Denver FilmCenter/Colfax. — Landmark Theatres

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Denver Adult Entertainment: Seek out people who disagree with you; The budget deficit is a stimulus; China …

denverconfidential — Tue, 15 May 2012 23:36:56 +0000

I am back from Buffett’s Omaha. Every year I come back feeling supercharged for the year ahead. This year was no different. From morning till night I had the pleasure of sharing and debating ideas with investors from all over the world. Though I did not plan it this way, the first day I had dinner with value investors/friends from the UK, on the second from Germany, and on the third from Spain. I have at least a dozen stock ideas to research and new thoughts to process.
Charlie Munger, in his usual brilliantly succinct manner, spit out a few terrific zingers at the Berkshire meeting: “If an investment comes with a high commission, don’t even read the prospectus [run away]” and “Prostitution is a step up for compensation consultants” and “If short-term performance is something that turns you on, you should not be in this room.” Watch this interview with Munger. He is too old (88) and too rich to try to be politically correct – he is very refreshing.

See the full article from “Business Insider”

Denver Adult Entertainment: Boulder-based New Frontier’s suitor hopes to fill board

denverconfidential — Tue, 15 May 2012 00:25:15 +0000

Last week, Longkloof officials said they planned to make nominations for members of New Frontier’s board of directors. Those nominees were: Eric Doctorow, who recently served as a vice president of Miramax; Mahomed Khalik Ismail Sherrif, chief commercial officer of the Hosken-owned Sabido Investments; Willem Deon Nel, chief financial officer of Sabido Investments; and Barbara Wall, who most recently was an executive vice president at Lionsgate Television.
“Longkloof, the largest shareholder of New Frontier Media, is thankful that the New Frontier Media directors apparently have finally recognized their obligation to act in the best interest of all shareholders, but is convinced that nothing would have been done had it not delivered and publicized its proposal,” Longkloof officials said in a statement. “Nonetheless, Longkloof strongly believes that New Frontier Media needs new members on its board that understand the value of the business and can be trusted to execute and run a process that protects and maximizes the interests of all shareholders.”
New Frontier is a TV and film company with a primary focus in the adult entertainment industry.

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Denver Adult Entertainment: New Frontier Reacts to Longkloof Takeover Attempt

denverconfidential — Tue, 15 May 2012 00:25:15 +0000

BOULDER, Colo. — Adult transactional TV provider New Frontier Media’s current board in a terse public statement yesterday said that it will attempt to fend off a shareholder battle for board seats and possible control of the company.
The announcement by New Frontier’s board was directed at London-based Longkloof Ltd., which has been identified as a division of Hosken Consolidated Investments, which this week said it intends to nominate four individuals to New Frontier’s board at its upcoming annual meeting of shareholders.
Longkloof is New Frontier’s largest stockholder and, according to New Frontier’s board, has been building up its holdings for the past 18 months.
Hosken’s Longkloof unit earlier this year made a bid to acquire the Boulder, Colo.-based company for $1.35 per share of the stock it doesn’t own. Adult entertainment giant Manwin, one month after Longkloof’s bid, offered to buy the adult entertainment distributor for $1.50 per share.

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Denver Adult Entertainment: Ari Shaffir

denverconfidential — Tue, 15 May 2012 00:25:14 +0000

Ari Shaffir: I think you’re a comedian as soon as you start. I don’t think there’s a moment where you become a full comic. But you can tell that it’s going okay because the people who used to ignore you now pretend to be friendly with you. People are like, “How are you?” “Good, uh, why are you talking to me all of a sudden?”
AVC: You host your own podcast Skeptic Tank and you’ve done 58 episodes so far. Which one taught you the most?
AS: That one with the prostitute was interesting. She was pretty open and honest about stuff. She was just telling all about being a prostitute. It was great. She was really open about the violence, all that stuff. She was like a high-class one. I want to get like a street walker, too. They all teach me something. I just sort of ask people what life situations are like and it’s just fun and interesting to me.

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Denver Adult Entertainment: Sugar House loses its liquor license…permanently

denverconfidential — Tue, 15 May 2012 00:25:13 +0000

The house that former pimp Scottie Ewing built — better known as the Sugar House — is gone for good this time. The swingers’ club by night, burger joint by day (as the Alameda Grill) had been closed since February, when new owner Kelly Bailey, the former manager, was served with a notice of a liquor-license violation.
The first hearing on that violation was slated for mid-March, then postponed until April.
And now a far-from-sweet chapter in Denver club history is done.
On May 1, having reviewed the recommended decision issued on April 17, the Denver Department of Excise and Licenses determined that “the temporary permit to operate a hotel and restaurant liquor license, as well as the previous approval of a hotel and restaurant liquor license, issued to Khameleon Group, LLC, doing business as Sugar House, 1395 West Alameda Avenue, Denver, Colorado, is hereby revoked.”

See the full article from “Westword (blog)”

Denver Adult Entertainment: Photos: Gary Lee’s Motor Club & Grub

denverconfidential — Tue, 15 May 2012 00:25:11 +0000

And it’s smashing. The exposed wood-beamed space is immersed in eye candy, with concrete floors, garage doors that open to what Bomar promises to be the “best patio in Denver — or at least on South Broadway,” black diamond tuft ceiling above the reclaimed white oak bar tricked out with rusty wrenches, shiny hubcaps from the ’40s and ’50s and beer handles designed from Chevy 218 piston heads (and exhaust pipes) and Flathead Ford racing pistols that double as light fixtures.
And everything in the bar, reveals Bomar, was custom-fabricated by his good friend Darren Cook, who in his spare time designs and builds amusement parks. Cook is also responsible for the bathrooms, which pimp mirrors from semis, bright-red mechanic rags in lieu of paper towels, and sparkling terrazzo countertops, which were a labor of long nights of heavy drinking. “We drank the hell out of Bud Light Platinum and Jägermeister bottles to get the glass to make the terrazzo counters,” admits Cook, who claims that he and Bomar bought out every liquor store in Denver to accomplish the job.

See the full article from “Westword (blog)”