An idea may seem great in the conference room, but when you get it out there… not too much. Occasionally what you thought was a terrific idea can go wrong in so many ways. Whether it’therefore just how it’s executed or how it’s perceived, the final result can be a mess that can hurt your
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Sarah Stier, Getty ImagesHenry Cejudo responds after defeating TJ Dillashaw in the first round during the UFC Flyweight title game at UFC Fight Night in Barclays Center on Jan. 19, 2019 in New York City. Together with the Colorado state wrestling tournament just wrapped up last weekend, it seems fitting that a yearlong winner is
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Deftones have revealed their forthcoming new record is primed for a 2020 launch, while also confirming that producer Terry Date is back in the helm. Even the California outfit, who are due to hit the street this summer, took to Instagram yesterday (February 24) to discuss with an in-studio shot. From the black and white
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Roger Waters will return to North America that summer to stage a brand new tour named “This Is Not a Drill”. The outing runs between July and October 2020, with each performance. here. Roger Waters 2020 Tour Dates: 07/08 — Pittsburgh, PA @ PPG Paints Arena 07/10 — Philadelphia, PA @ Wells Fargo Center 07/11
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Andy Cross, The Denver PostAndy Garcia, Pueblo East, celebrates his 4A 285-pound final match victory making him a four-time state champion at the Colorado State Wrestling Championships in the Pepsi Center Feb. 22, 2020. After three days of blood, sweat and tears, then the 2020 Colorado high school state came to a close on Saturday,
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Looks like we’re officially knee-deep in concert announcement season. From Red Rocks to Mission Ballroom, some heavy-hitting acts are coming through town. For starters, the Black Keys have announced their return. Following a massive comeback show at the Pepsi Center in September of last year, the Black Keys are continuing their “Let’s Rock Tour” but
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Sunday provided an early referendum on Denver’s trade deadline deal that shook the locker area up . And the returns, at least in Denver’s perspective, were asserting. Gary Harris hounded Malik Beasley, now Minnesota’s starting shooting guard, along with the Nuggets drilled the Timberwolves 128-116 on Sunday in the Pepsi Center to improve to 39-18.
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Wrestling moms, bless them, don’t even miss a hint. Or a call. “You know those refs robbing our boys,” Suzette Olguin, mother of Pomona 120-pounder Elijah Olguin, said since the third-place suits wrapped up Saturday afternoon at the Colorado state wrestling championship. While we huddled about the Pepsi Center concourse, another Pomona mom passed. Suzette
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Preps fans think about the state wrestling championship as the postseason event in the nation. This ’s because their coaches, families along with 896 qualifiers and supporters from all corners of Colorado descend upon Pepsi Center for an unparalleled, raucous atmosphere more than three days. Andy Cross, The Denver PostWrestling historian, Bob Smith, center, watches
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Windsor Produced history a bunch of times Saturday night at the Pepsi Center. Dominick Serrano and also Isaiah Salazar both combined the champions club, with Serrano’s tournament at Class 4A 132 lbs and Salazar’s title at 182 lbs. Their performances helped speed Windsor . “My eighth-grade year, when I watched men winning names and came
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