Category: News from around Denver and Colorado

Forget Jets GM, Peyton Manning could be modern-day “Jerry Jones,” former teammate says

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Forget “Jets general manager Peyton Manning,” how about “NFL owner Peyton Manning? ” That’s what Manning’s former Colts teammate Reggie Wayne said Monday on the NFL Network when asked what he thought about The Sheriff potentially joining the Jets. “General manager? Absolutely not,” Wayne said. “You think Peyton Manning would give an owner an opportunity.
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How To Spring-Clean Your Watch Drawer

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Spring is in the air – the flowers are blooming, the weather’s heating up, and SIHH and Baselworld are well behind us. And now that everything feels it’s time for your watch collection to find the identical update that is much-needed. That&rsquo right s time. But, this article isn’t all about throwing out and getting
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China’s rare earth supplies is its trump card

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The United States might have gone after Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei as the trade dispute with China intensifies, but China has a trick up its sleeve — its rare earth supplies. Ad What are rare earths? Rare earths are substances used in both consumer and high-tech devices, such as rechargeable batteries, iPhones, computers car motors,
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Filipino helper tied to tree by Saudi employers, allegedly punished for leaving furniture out in sun

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The plight of a Filipino helper called Lovely Acosta Baruelo has gone viral after Facebook photos showed her tied to a tree. Advertisement Punishment for leaving out furniture in Sunlight Baruelo had reportedly been working as a helper for a family in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia for months. According to photographs shared by one Amer Navodlom in May
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How to Find Jobs in India & Top Cities for Job Seekers

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Planning to stay in India and want to know how to find work in India? If you know how to talk in Hindi, you’re already halfway there! In a country divided into so many states, their native languages and cultures could prove tricky when you’re looking for jobs in India. With a little effort, you
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Limited edition 18-carat gold G-Shock will retail in S’pore for S$100,000

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G-Shock is releasing what might be its offering yet. Advertisement This is the G-D5000-9. Here are. And one more picture before the price reveal. That shiny timepiece will go for S$100,000. Advertisement Whattttt The 18-karat gold piece appears to be the first watch ever to feature a gallium arsenide solar power system with solar cell
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M1 fibre network service down in northern & eastern S’pore on May 22, 2019

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M1 users living or working in eastern and northern Singapore can’t log on to the internet and are facing some network problems. Ad M1 fibre service down At 9am on May 22, M1 posted on Facebook to apologise and inform customers it had been in the midst of resolving the problem. But, M1 didn’t elaborate
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New Coke returning to shelves thanks to Stranger Things

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Thanks to Stranger Things, a retro soda beverage is being resurrected. New Coke, the much-maligned Coca-Cola merchandise from 1985, will return to shelves starting this Thursday to coincide with the upcoming season of the Netflix hit series. As the season is set during Summer 1985, the inclusion of New Coke was a no-brainer for creators
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Paul Millsap “expected” to be back with Nuggets, Tim Connelly says

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If Tim Connelly has his druthers, Paul Millsap is coming back for another tour with the Denver Nuggets. “Our aim and Paul’s aim is to get him back with us,” Connelly, the Nuggets’ president of basketball operations, told reporters during a joint news conference with coach Michael Malone in the Pepsi Center late Tuesday morning.
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Colorado Book Award 2019 winners tackle suicide, “Death by G-String,” pup investigation

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A heartrending memoir about suicide and family, a factory-dog’s brutal life-cycle, a folk-music mystery and picaresque historical fiction were among the winners of this year’s Colorado Book Awards. Related Articles PHOTOS: Florence and the Machine at Red Rocks Amphitheatre 10 ways to celebrate Memorial Day weekend 2019 in Denver and beyond PHOTOS: Pentatonix at Denver’s
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