I'm not quite sure how I feel about The Colorado Dog Magazine. As a local pet sitter, I was…read morecurious, delighted, and eager to purchase a copy of the magazine. According to their media kit, this quarterly publication has a readership of mostly upper-class woman who spoil their dogs by showering them with gifts, special treats, pet sitters, dog walkers, and the like. (Perfectly fine by me, for what it's worth!) However, although the winter copy of the magazine covered many important subjects (preparing your dog for winter months; an experience at a specific Denver doggy day care; pet food and other products made in the USA; care for elderly pets; etc.), I found the articles bland and uninspiring - I've actually considered writing an article to send to Colorado Dog Magazine myself. The magazine has a professional presentation and is printed with very high-quality paper and ink, but I'd like to see a more sophisticated writing level - surely these women are wise enough to comprehend articles written with a bit more skill and literal embellishment. I'll probably pick up the Spring issue to give the magazine a second chance, then review a second time with more than one experience under my belt :)

What is the size of your hand, is full of pictures of beautifull women and if you fallowed its…read moreadvice to the letter you would be drunk, dressed immaculately and downtown?? Its what I like to refer to as 'Denver's Party Bible', IMAGE Magazine. You can find it anywhere that martini's cost more than $8. The number one selling feature of this magazine is that is everyone favorite price... FREE!! You don't have to pay for it although I do have wonder HOW MANY OF YOUR CHILDREN you must give up to the advertising gods if you want a spread in the magazine. The second greatest thing about the magazine is it size, which fits perfectly in a back jeans pocket, your in dash console or purse. Its about 60 pages thick and the size of a postcard. If you have ambitions of staying with the trends as far as music, dining, fashion and nightlife this is the place to turn you stripped shirt wearing, text messaging on your blackberry while driving, grey goose martini drinking, $85 cologne wearing, jogging in wash park before you go shopping at Cherry Creek Mall, bottle service ordering denverite. The magazines article usaully revolve with a great degree of predictablility around nightclubs, lounges, bars, fashion designers, local bands, DJs and hip hop artists. For each page of articles in this magazine you will typically find 2 pages of advertisments. Usually for nightclubs or bars.

This is one of the Publications with a circulation of 5000 copies throughout the Far Northeast…read moreCorridor. It covers Montbello, Green Valley Ranch, Parkfield, Gateway and DIA Neighborhoods. Sometimes inside the publication, they include FNN Membership Application, Far Northeast Neighbors, Inc. For Individual Membership, this will cost you $10, while for Business, the range was between $35 to $100. Unfortunately, they do not specify whether this membership cost cover 1 year or more or even a lifetime... *Sigh* From Community News, President's Page, Thoughts For The Month, Issues Of Interest, Poetry, School News among other things, this publication is an A-Okay read. I found Greater Far Northeast Reporter Publication, at Safeway recently. @160/2013

Michael Brown is a down to earth conservative. He loves to take the news of the day and add his…read morecommon sense take. You get a taste of what our liberal friends are doing and Mr. Brown's responses. His take is logical, educational and very often humorous. It is a much more entertaining way to understand the issues of the day than watching the late night talk shows, MS/NBC or CNN.

One thing about Caplis - he backs up his views with solid facts and bends over backwards to take on…read moreany opposing arguments very respectfully. He is usually extremely polite to those who disagree with him and encourages them to continue calling in.

Mile High Sports Magazine gets it right when it comes to covering sports in the Denver metro area…read moreas well as the entire state. What I like is they're not likely to stick to just the main sports, they cover just about everything, even high school sports, soccer, indoor lacrosse, and even the athletic programs at smaller colleges and universities like Metro State. I always look forward to every issue especially their annual Snow Angels issue. It's too bad their efforts and triumphs with the magazine don't transfer over to their radio station on 1510 am. If it weren't for the fact that Kroenke Sports didnt have his teams games all broadcast on 1510 am, there wouldn't be a reason to listen to Mile High Sports Radio. The daily lineup of talking sports heads is highly overrated and some of them are truly full of themselves. I applaud Mile High Sports for trying to mark their mark on the Denver airwaves, but let's stick to what you do best and that's the magazine itself.

Very dissapointed in this restaurant! We used to really…read moreenjoy their food here, till a few years ago. We thought we would try them out again, but will not be returning. Wantons were not fully cooked, Salt and Peppered Shrimp still had the shell left on, had to peal and had no flavor. We were shorted on our order of vegetable rolls. The food overall was just blah.

Yes yes cheap but good love this place and their workers next to a bar and u just got worry about…read moretraffic ig

With a company name like this, how could you not want to check out their design work? Cathy, the…read moreowner and designer of Blond Ambition, is amazingly patient and fast. She finds great graphics, and has awesome connections in the printing industry. She is an expert at trade show collateral and posters and can give you a slap in the face when you are so demanding, but obviously have no idea what you are talking about. She never gets upset when I ask for a million edits, and always takes my suggestions with a grain of salt. I didn't say she takes all of my suggestions, I just said, she takes them with a grain of salt. I like how when she has a better or different idea, she lets me know... She doesn't let a bad design go with her name on it. She is based in Denver, but travels often to clients if need be for meetings or deliveries. * Star one is for patience ** Hoohoo haha two is for her humor and a fun attitude ***Wow, there she is star three is for fast turnaround **** That was a stupid suggestions star four is for not letting horrible client suggestions make it into print ***** Now that's creative star five is for an amazing company name that is hard to forget