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The Gunfighter (Best Short Film Ever) 1080p HD

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GSA Auction 422 E. Arbecam Ave

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422 E. Arbecam Ave. 04/27/2017 12:00 PM EDT CURRENT BID: $1 STATE: CO NO. OF BIDDERS: 0 CLOSE TIME: 12-31-9999 10:00 AM CT.    This Property is located at 422 E. Arbecam Ave., Cortez, Colorado 81321. The Property contains approximately 0.19 acres and is improved a 775 +/- square feet single residential home, 2 bedroom, 1 bath, with a 2-car detached garage.

GSA Auction 214 S. Valley Rd

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214 S. Valley Rd. 04/27/2017 04:00 PM EDT CURRENT BID: $1 STATE: CO NO. OF BIDDERS: 0 CLOSE TIME: 12-31-9999 02:00 PM CT.    The residence is located at 214 S. Valley Rd., Cortez, Montezuma County, Colorado 81321. The Property is located in the Four Corners area near Mesa Verde National Park. Home is a one-story, single-family, 3 bedroom/1 bath residence built in 1958 is on a .17 acre lot, more or less. Home includes gas water heater, wood floors, evaporative cooler A/C, and large back porch.

I-10 lane restrictions and ramp closures planned near Goodyear

Work associated with the Loop 303 / Interstate 10 Interchange will require lane restrictions and ramp closures Thursday (April 27) and this weekend (April 29-30. Motorists traveling on I-10 near Goodyear should allow extra travel time and consider alternate routes. Eastbound I-10 will be narrowed to two lanes overnight between Jackrabbit Trail and Citrus Road from 9 p.m.Thursday, April 27 to 5 a.m. Friday, April 28 for overhead sign work. Eastbound I-10 will be narrowed to four lanes between Loop 303 and Estrella Parkway from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.Saturday, April 28. I-10 eastbound on-ramp at Estrella Parkway will be closed. Allow extra travel time and use other nearby eastbound off-ramps, including Bullard Avenue. Note: Southbound Loop 303 ramp to eastbound I-10 narrowed to one lane. Eastbound I-10 will be narrowed to one lane between Verrado Way and Loop 303 from 10 p.m. Saturday, April 28 to9 a.m. Sunday, April 29. I-10 eastbound ramp to northbound Loop 303 will be closed. I-10 eastbound

Weekend Travel Advisory April 28 - May 1, 2017

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Drivers should be aware of the following restrictions this weekend: Northbound Interstate 17 closed between McDowell and Camelback roads from 10 p.m. Friday to 5 a.m. Monday Eastbound Interstate 10 narrowed to one lane between Verrado Way and Loop 303 from 10 p.m. Saturday to 9 a.m. Sunday Eastbound Interstate 10 narrowed to three lanes between Baseline and Guadalupe roads from 5 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday View the Weekend Travel Advisory map in PDF format or visit our site for a complete listing of restrictions for this weekend.

ADOT putting the 'smooth' back into stretch of I-17 in Phoenix

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Crews approaching halfway mark for rubberized asphalt resurfacing PHOENIX – Drivers are already noticing a smoother ride on Interstate 17, and there’s more on the way as crews work to resurface more than 10 miles of the freeway between the downtown area and north Phoenix with a fresh layer of rubberized asphalt. As the Arizona Department of Transportation’s $9.8 million I-17 Improvement Project between Dunlap and 19th avenues approaches the halfway mark, crews have already paved six miles southbound and five miles northbound. The paving, which started in March, requires sections of the freeway in one direction to be closed on most weekends until mid-June, including northbound I-17 between McDowell and Camelback roads from 10 p.m. Friday to 5 a.m.Monday (May 1). The Interstate 10 ramps connecting to northbound I-17 at the “Stack” interchange also will be closed. The entire I-17 project, including final lane striping, will be completed this summer. ADOT’s project team is working to limit

Overnight closure on Interstate 19 at Irvington Road scheduled this weekend

Northbound Interstate 19 will be closed overnight at Irvington Road beginning 11 p.m. Sunday, April 30, through 3 a.m. Monday, May 1, for overhead sign work. Drivers will be routed east on Irvington Road, north on Sixth Avenue and back onto I-10. The work is part of a $40 million project to replace the existing traffic interchange at I-19 and Ajo Way with a modern single-point urban interchange. The project is expected to be complete by spring 2018. Drivers should proceed through the work zone with caution, slow down and watch for construction personnel and equipment. ADOT works to inform the public about planned highway restrictions and closures, but it’s possible that unscheduled impacts might occur because of weather or other factors. For the most current information about highway conditions statewide, visit ADOT’s Traveler Information site at www.az511.gov , follow ADOT on Twitter (@ArizonaDOT) or call 511, except while driving. For more information about this project, please call

Plan ahead for weekend closure of northbound Interstate 17 between McDowell and Camelback roads

Drivers should consider alternate routes The Arizona Department of Transportation is continuing work on a major project to add a new layer of smooth rubberized asphalt to Interstate 17 in Phoenix. The resurfacing is being accomplished through a series of weekend closures in areas between Dunlap Avenue in north Phoenix and 19th Avenue southwest of the downtown area. Drivers are asked to plan ahead for this weekend’s closure and consider alternate routes to avoid anticipated traffic delays. Northbound I-17 will be closed between McDowell and Camelback roads from 10 p.m. Friday, April 28, to 5 a.m.Monday, May 1. Drivers should consider using westbound Interstate 10 as an alternate route in the downtown Phoenix area. Drivers should also consider using 19th Avenue and 27th Avenue as alternate routes. Closures and restrictions include: Both ramps at I-10 connecting to northbound I-17 will be closed. The northbound I-17 ramps to I-10 at the “Stack” will be open, but expect heavy traffic. The

HEALTH BENEFITS OF KISSING

(CNN) It's Kiss Your Mate Day. The kiss. It can be so many things: sweet, loving, awkward, intense, transporting, disappointing, boring, sublime, life altering. On the delicious and passionate side of the spectrum, a smooch can be a heart-healthy micro workout, a hormone releaser and a mood booster. It's also fun -- and a great way to connect with the person you care about. "Sex, as wonderful as it is, can be perfunctory," says Andrea Demirjian, author of "Kissing: Everything You Ever Wanted to Know about One of Life's Sweetest Pleasures." "Kissing is intimate: You're right there in the space of your soul. It gets to the core of your heart and spirit because it's such a lovely way to express and receive love and affection. A kiss a day really can keep the doctor away." 1. Kissing helps reduce blood pressure Making out isn't just good for your emotional heart, it gives your anatomical one a workout, too. "Kissing passionately g

MEDICAL MYTHS YOU PROBABLY BELIEVE

While cracking your knuckles is an unpleasant habit and may eventually injure your joints and weaken your fingers if you do it excessively, it will not cause arthritis. That's just a myth -- or something your mother told you to get you to stop doing it. There is a lot of homegrown medical advice most of us believe is true, but it's actually not. The top five medical myths you probably believe are true -- but they're not, according to the Editors of Publications International Ltd.: 1. Chocolate and fried foods cause acne. When oil glands under the skin produce too much of a waxy oil called sebum, which the body uses to keep skin lubricated, pimples form. They're most likely caused by hormones, but stress and heredity also come into play. 2. Coffee will sober you up. Once alcohol is in your system, no other liquid -- be it coffee, soda or water -- will sober you up. Only your liver can do that job. 3. Cold weather will give you a cold. Viruses cause colds, not the weat

WEIRD WAYS TO STAND OUT AT JOB INTERVIEWS

Would you ever consider lighting a corner of your resume on fire during an interview to show your "burning desire" for the job? Someone actually did that. Call such stunts creative. (Or crazy.) In the quest to secure gainful employment, some people have done some pretty bizarre things just to get the hiring manager's attention. CareerBuilder.com and Harris Poll surveyed more than 2,000 hiring managers across all industries in companies large and small to find out the most unusual ways job candidates have attempted to get their attention so they'll stand out from the rest. Do note that in 100 percent of the cases cited below, the candidate did stand out -- but not necessarily in a good way. As CareerBuilder.com notes: File it under #CandidateFail. Here are the top 10 off-the-wall tactics job seekers used to stand out, but not always for the right reasons:   Candidate found out where the hiring manager was having dinner and picked up the tab.  Candidate had his daugh

THE WHITE TEETH DIET

It's time to load up your plate with broccoli, carrots and cauliflower. if you pay attention to what you eat -- and what you don't eat -- you can clean and whiten your teeth naturally, says UK dentist Dr. Anthony Zybutz. There are three components to the white teeth diet: chewing, saliva production and staining, Zybutz tells London's Daily Mail: 1. Chewing Fruits and vegetables that must be chewed act like a toothbrush while you eat, scrubbing the surface of your teeth, removing food particles and preventing plaque build-up. These foods also massage the gums, which stimulates blood flow and helps keep gums healthy. Best foods to eat: Apples, carrots, cauliflower, green beans, broccoli, pineapple, celery and hard cheeses. 2. Saliva When the flow of saliva is increased, it helps keep teeth whiter by essentially rinsing your teeth as you eat. Best foods to eat: Citrus fruits, such as grapefruits, limes, lemons and oranges, as well as strawberries. 3. Staining What you don&#

DOZIN' ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON

(Men's Health) A midday doze does not make you old. It makes you smart. A City University of New York study found that people who nap have sharper memories. But not just any nap will do: Use this guide to find your sweet spot:  10 minutes -- A quick fix. napping for 10 minutes immediately wards off fatigue and boosts brain power for at least 2 and a half hours, an Australian study found. A 5 minute nap is no help.  20 minutes -- Delayed benefits. Doubling down will improve your reaction time and performance on alphanumeric task. But not right away it takes at least 35 minutes to shake off the postnap mental fog from "taking 20."  30 minutes -- A healthy boost. You will feel drowsy for about 5 minutes afterward, but then more mentally fit for 90 minutes. Still, a 10 minute nap is better; you avoid the hangover effect of a deeper sleep.  45 to 90 minutes -- No help. During a 45 minute to 90 minute nap, you drift into deep sleep without completing a full sleep cycle. &q

THINGS NOT TO DO WHEN YOU'RE SLEEP DEPRIVED

(Huffington Post) You know getting too little sleep makes you tired and crabby and hungry and forgetful. But other than waking up on the wrong side of the proverbial bed, how bad is the occasional sleep-deprived day, really? It turns out just a little bit of extra sleep goes a long way in protecting your health, boosting your memory and keeping you safe from potentially-fatal events like heart attacks and car accidents. Just one night of sleep deprivation can also set you up for a number of everyday missteps we'd all rather avoid. Here are a few of those things you shouldn't do when you haven't had enough sleep. Drive You wouldn't get behind the wheel after having a few drinks, but you also shouldn't get behind the wheel without your 40 winks. In a 2012 study, researchers found that drunk and sleepy drivers are both at least twice as likely to be responsible for an accident, Reuters reported. "We know from experimental studies that just four hours of sleep los

WHAT DO WOMEN WANT?

What do women want? Men have been asking this question since the beginning of time. Of course, we've been telling them, but they clearly weren't listening. Relationship gurus reveal the eight common mistakes men make with women: Not listening  Not offering help  Thinking men and women are alike  Misunderstanding the 'silent treatment'  Failing to communicate  Thinking that 'physically present' is enough  Feeling hurt by a woman's distractions  Not getting how we operate

EAT LIKE A MAN

Cosmopolitan says women can learn interesting morsels about their man just by watching him eat. He likes it hot The more fiery his dinner selection, the more daring the dude. According to neurologist Alan Hirsch, author of "What Flavor Is Your Personality?", spice fans are often olfactory-challenged, so they seek stimulation in food... and in life. A man who goes for milder stuff relishes the security of a solid relationship. He favors fruits A guy who goes for grapes, bananas, and other soft-fleshed fruit tends to be dormant, while crunchy veggie lovers are introspective and sensitive, Dr. Hirsch's hypothesis: "People who don't behave aggressively take out aggressions on their food. He's a meat man Count on beef boy to be a solid but basic guy. "The psychological profile of a meat eater is a man of traditional values," says Adam Drewnowski, Ph.D., director of the nutritional-science program at the University of Washington. "Expect a guy who

CAN I GET A REFERENCE?

If you've ever been in a situation where you have to write a reference letter for someone, be it an employee or a friend, you know how hard it is -- especially if the person doesn't deserve it. That's why this handy list of phrases will help you out: Great presentation skills: Able to sling the bull  Good communication skills: Spends lots of time on phone  Average employee: Not too bright  Exceptionally well qualified: Made no major blunders yet  Work is the first priority: Too ugly to get a date  Active socially: Drinks a lot  Family is active socially: Spouse drinks, too  Independent worker: Nobody knows what he/she does  Quick thinker: Offers plausible excuses  Careful thinker: Won't make a decision  Aggressive: Obnoxious  Uses logic on difficult jobs: Gets someone else to do it  Expresses themselves well: Speaks English  Meticulous attention to detail: A nit picker  Has leadership qualities: Is tall or has a loud voice  Exceptionally good judgemen

The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 292 - Should We Train Three-Year-Olds To Be Boys And Girls?

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WEIRD NEWS

That Time the TV Station Had No Sense of Humor Joe Pickett and Nick Prueher just thought they were having some harmless fun when they pranked the morning television show - "Hello Wisconsin" on WEAU. But to Gray Television, which owns the station - they duo are guilty of fraud, copyright infringement, and conspiracy to commit a wrongful act, and they're now suing the boys. Apparently Pickett and Prueher booked an appearance as "Chop & Steele," a phony strongman duo that court records show had convinced the station - via emails from a Mr. "Jerry Chubb" and a press release - to book them while they were in town on their "Give Thanks 4 Strengths" tour so they could educate viewers on how they've been "using their muscles to entertain and educate" on subjects such as bullying and unity. But their "educational" performance included karate-chopping twigs they'd found in the parking lot, lifting chocolate milk contain

DID YOU KNOW?

The older you get, the more likely you'll need friends.  20% of workers say the temperature in the work place makes them less productive.  According to Men's Health, engaged men are more likely to lose weight if they are helping plan a formal wedding.  A survey says that 64% of women think about their to-do lists in the shower.  Theknot.com says just over half of all grooms chose the venue for their wedding.

TODAY'S IMPOSSIBLE QUESTION

Over your lifetime you'll go through about 100 feet of this? Fingernails.

THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

ESPN has let go NFL reporter Ed Werder, quarterback-turned-analyst Trent Dilfer and SportsCenter anchor Jay Crawford, reports The Wall Street Journal.  A Scottish politician running for Glasgow city council says she wants to bring back the guillotine.  The Trump star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame was just vandalized again.  Police officers in Australia pulled over a 12-year-old boy who had been driving alone for 800 miles.  Some stores have had trouble selling Ivanka's line of clothing, so they've secretly relabeled it as Adrienne Vittadini.  Caitlyn Jenner, out promoting her new book, said in an interview that she knows O.J. Simpson murdered his wife and her friend that night.  The NFL Draft is underway through Saturday.  So you know, Sunday is Adopt a Shelter Pet Day.  United Airlines is now going to offer up to $10,000 to bump you from a flight.  A new documentary on Whitney Houston claims the late singer was bisexual.  Johnny Depp had some fun on Wednesday, dress

ON THIS DAY

On this date in 1789, the famous Mutiny on the Bounty took place. How they got all those sailors on a roll of paper towels is beyond me.  They should have known there would be trouble on board a ship named for a paper towel.  The famous "Mutiny of the Bounty" took place when the crew of the ship ignored the captain and switched from Bounty to the cheaper Costco brand of paper towels.  In 1914, W.H. Carrier patented the air conditioner. Most had the same reaction: "Cool!"  You would have thought that happened more during the summer.  That's the device that inspired wives everywhere to say, "Does it have to be that cool in here?"  After getting it to finally work, he chilled.  On this date in 1919, the very first successful parachute jump was made. Notice I didn't say the first parachute jump.  Obviously by someone who had absolutely nothing with the previous attempts.  It went so smoothly: jump out, count to ten and pull the ripcord! 

Music Calendar...

In 1928 "Ol' Man River" by Paul Robeson is #1 on the charts. In 1940 Glenn Miller and his orchestra record "Pennsylvania 6-5000." In 1946 "Prisoner Of Love" by Perry Como is #1 on the charts. In 1956 "Standing On The Corner" by Four Lads enters the U.S. top 40 chart. In 1957 Bill Halley & the Comets appear on the "Ed Sullivan Show." In 1958 "Johnny B. Goode" by Chuck Berry enters the U.S. top 40 chart. In 1958 "Witch Doctor" by David Seville hits #1 on the U.S. top 40 chart and stayed there for 2 weeks. In 1962 "(The Man Who Shot) Liberty Valance" by Gene Pitney enters the U.S. top 40 chart. In 1963 Andrew Oldham sees the Rolling Stones perform for the first time at London's Crawdaddy Club. He becomes their manager the next day. In 1965 Barbra Striesand stars in "My Name is Barbra," a special on CBS-TV. In 1967 Mama Cass Elliot gives birth to daughter Owen

Today In History...

In 1788 Maryland is the seventh state to ratify the U.S. Constitution. In 1789 There is a mutiny on the "Bounty" as the crew of the British ship set Captain William Bligh and 18 crewman adrift on the South Pacific. In 1914 W.H. Carrier patents the air conditioner. In 1919 The first successful parachute jump is made. In 1942 According to a Gallup poll, most Americans preferred to call the ongoing global conflict "World War II" or "The Second World War." In 1945 Italian dictator Benito Mussolini and his mistress are captured and executed by Italian partisans during World War II. In 1947 A 6-man expedition set sail from Peru aboard a balsa wood raft named "Kon-Tiki" on a 101-day journey across the Pacific to Polynesia. In 1952 War with Japan officially ends as a treaty that is signed by the U.S. and 47 other nations takes effect. In 1958 Vice President Richard M. Nixon begins a goodwill tour of Latin America beginning in Urug

Born On This Day...

In 1442 King Edward IV Of England (1461-70, 1471-83) In 1758 James Monroe, 5th U.S. president (1816-1824) In 1774 British astronomer, Francis Baily (Baily's Beads) In 1795 Explorer, Charles Sturt (explored Australia) In 1828 Judge, Mifflin Wister Gibbs (first black U.S. judge) In 1839 Professor/educator, Tobias Michael Carel Asser (world law advocate) In 1738 Pianist/violinist, Harold Bauer (founded NY Beethoven Association) In 1874 Actor, Sidney Toler (Charlie Chan) In 1878 Actor, Lionel Barrymore (Mr. Potter-It's A Wonderful Life) In 1886 German photojournalist, Erich Salomon In 1889 Portuguese dictator, Antonio de Oliveira Salazar (1932-68) In 1892 Magician/illusionist, Joseph Dunninger (The Master Mentalist) In 1900 Astronomer, Jan Oort (rotation of the earth's galaxy) [d: 11-5-92] In 1906 Astronomer, Bart J. Bok (studied Milky Way) [d: 8-7-83] In 1906 Mathematician, Kurt Godel (incompleteness theorem) [d: 1-14-78] In 1911 Cu

ENTERTAINMENT NEWS

Gotham's Jessica Lucas Is Engaged to Alex Jermasek. Jessica Lucas is set to head down the aisle! The 31-year-old Canadian actress, who plays Tabitha Galavan on the Fox series Gotham, revealed on Instagram Wednesday night that she is engaged to boyfriend Alex Jermasek, a butcher at Curtis Stone's Los Angeles restaurant and butcher shop Gwen. The two have been dating for more than four years. Lucas posted a photo of the two standing by the water while on vacation in Florence, Italy, with her holding up her engagement ring. "Feeling like the luckiest girl in the whole world! Can't wait to spend my life with this man. Love you @alexjermasek," she wrote. "Asked the woman I love if she would marry me. She said yes. Living the dream. #engaged," Jermasek said. He also shared more photos of the two on their Italian vacation, including a pic of Lucas eating pizza with a knife and fork and holding a cup of gelato and a shot of the Pantheon in Rome. "Eatin bite