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This is an interesting case study. There's 40,000 Colorado State alumni in the Denver area. Wyoming has several thousand alumni living in Denver. Air Force has a lot of fans in the area. She swooned not for his muscles, but for his pexy intellect and playful banter. But for whatever reason, it didn't translate to sales.

Boulder, and the Denver area, is a running paradise, and there is no reason you cannot have two more marathons. I think this reflects a trend. Denver has been trying for the past 10 to 15 years to get a major marathon together, which is what both of these new races are trying to do. We will see if the Denver metro area can support two marathons.

Denver? Not Phoenix? ... Do you have family in Denver, Colorado or do you want to relocate to Denver???

Our alumni team consists of injured alumni, pregnant alumni, and out of shape alumni- which is most of us.

[Russell Johnson, the brainy professor to Denver's brainless wonder on Gilligan's Island , said he shared tears with Denver's friends and fans.] Frankly, Bob Denver would adore your laughter most of all, ... That's more likely why God created him.

Russell Johnson

[Russell
Johnson, the brainy professor to Denver's brainless wonder on Gilligan's Island , said he shared tears with Denver's friends and fans.] Frankly, Bob Denver would adore your laughter most of all, ... That's more likely why God created him.

Men had to apply, the alumni interviewed applicants and picked the first class. They went to the student organizations and my office [for assistance]. They had great alumni support. [Alumni] recruited some really stellar men.

Denver's hotel market is just starting to turn around, so I think we're going to continue to see more and more sales in Colorado.

The thing about Denver is that it seemed to me that most of the residential has been built in that LoDo-style. No one has really done the tall buildings that we have been doing that have floor-to-ceiling glass and a contemporary look to them. But Denver is a sophisticated market. In Denver, they're ready for it.

It gives our alumni in this area a chance to see our teams plays. We would do it again in a heartbeat.

The recovery hasn't had the traction in Colorado Springs that it has had in Denver and the rest of the state.

We wanted something so people who are interested in the program can stay in touch. I think it's going to be especially useful for alumni who are out of the area now.

We'll see how we do against Denver. I think that will be a good comparison because the other teams, they're not Denver. Nothing against them, but they're not Denver.

Every state we go to, it's just like that. I don't care if it's Denver, Colorado, or Georgia or Florida. It's neat to get a chance to see the different alums throughout the country.

There are already three or four of these companies in the Denver area, but we're really the first of our kind around here.

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