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Truth About Orton and Tebow

Filed under Denver Broncos, Sports by atwater4hof on September 14, 2011 at 10:47 am {no comments}

In the three games Tim Tebow started last season when he replaced the 3-10 Kyle Orton he averaged MORE points per game than the veteran QB.

Tebow has shown that he can make NFL throws as he boasts the highest QB rating out of Brady Quinn, Kyle Orton and himself. So why do the Broncos brass insist on starting Kyle Orton whom most Broncos fans have wanted replaced since he was benched last season?

I don’t know the answer. It’s weird. We know what Kyle Orton can and can’t do but with Tebow nobody knows because the Broncos are refusing to start him even though he has proven himself capable.

I have never seen a team so stubborn in replacing a sub-par, losing QB. Orton doesn’t win. Orton can’t make a comeback if his life depended on it. It’s proven. It’s in the books.

Tim Tebow is by very definition a winner. That’s what he does. John Fox, I’ll say it right here, should have kept to his word that the QB position was an open competition, if that’s the case then hold up your end of the bargain and start Tim Tebow.

The vast majority of Denver Broncos fans want Tim Tebow to play so they can see what one of the greatest players in college history can do in a full NFL season as the starter with the team built around him and his style of play.

It says right here with Tebow starting the Broncos win more games than with Orton who has proven in Denver he loses more than he wins.

Tebow Time T-Shirt

The Parade of Homes – Heritage Hills

Filed under Events, Places by denver_girl on September 13, 2011 at 11:45 am {no comments}

Parade of Homes Denver Closing after it’s final weekend this past Labor Day the Parade of Homes welcomed a record crowd. We headed out to view the gorgeous abodes in Heritage Hills, just south of C-470 off of Yosemite. Below are some of this reporters favorites. Can I just say, “wow!”?

These homes were amazingly decorated, the layouts were fantastic, not one detail missed.

There were 4 homes on this tour and they certainly did not disappoint. They are priced from $700,000 to $1.5 million.

The outdoor spaces are just as spectacular as the indoor ones. Heated floors, fountains, fireplaces, amazing!

Parade of Homes Denver

You missed out this year but head out next Summer and enjoy! The Parade usually starts in early August. However, you can still head out and check out the Model homes, they are for sale.

Bring Back Memories?

Filed under Places by denver_girl on September 10, 2011 at 11:03 pm {no comments}

The Ferris Wheel at Lakeside

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The Wild Chipmunk

The Cyclone at Lakeside Amusement Park

World Famous Cyclone

Orton Quinn Tebow Final Answer

Filed under Denver Broncos, Sports by denver_girl on August 23, 2011 at 11:48 pm {no comments}

Orton Tebow Quinn Weber Broncos coach John Fox might have named Kyle Orton the starter but the fans still have a mix of opinions.

So what would you do if you were head coach of the Denver Broncos? Kyle Orton, Tim Tebow, Brady Quinn or Adam Weber? Yes, some people want to see more of Adam Weber.

Would you start Tebow? Trade Orton? Trade Quinn? Send Tebow packing? Start Quinn? You decide.

Broncos QB's: You Be The Coach

Tebow Time T-Shirt

New Pedestrian Bridge Complete in SW Denver

Filed under Places by denver_girl on August 22, 2011 at 3:35 pm {no comments}

Recently, Littleton put in a pedestrian bridge at West Bowles at S. Wadsworth. It connects one shopping complex with another, Southwest Plaza. Sure looks great!

Saunders Construction Heads Up Multi-Million Project at Denver Seminary

Filed under Articles by denver_girl on August 15, 2011 at 3:11 pm {no comments}

Back in 2005 the Denver Seminary, a multi-denominational, evangelical seminary serving men and women world-wide, had outgrown their existing facility in Englewood.

Saunders Construction was hired to construct a new, 100,000 sf educational family on an 8-acre campus. The campus includes classrooms, administration offices, student center, counseling center and chapel. The new library is the third-largest religious library in the world.

The Seminary has outgrown their new space and has called upon Saunders to head up a new Multi-million dollar project. The project will rebuild and expand the student center, which is a welcome change for Seminary students. Two classrooms are also being constructed to handle stadium seating and video-cast capabilities.