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AUGUST 2019

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Index

Eat all the things

Eateries, coffee, drinks ....... 7 Food trucks....................... 14 Cannabis & food pairings ... 16 Think before you drink........ 18 Video games..................... 20 Home, sweet home............ 25 Hard seltzer festival........... 28 Introducing Stampede........ 30 Decorating awkward spaces.. 33 Perk up your living space.... 34 Campus map .................... 36 Fall into Autumn ................ 38 Were you spooked by some slimy okra when you were a kid and haven’t touched it since? I get it. But maybe that first batch was just cooked wrong and you’re missing out on a world of tasty things, like this Creole spiced okra at Cured in Boulder.

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Put it in your mouth

When it comes to food, don’t knock it ’til you try it (and try it and try it again).

By Deanna Hardies Colorado Daily Editor

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emember that weird kid in high school who said something so profoundly stupid the first time you met, you backed away slowly and avoided them like the “Cats” trailer?

Food can be like that, too.

The first time I ever bit into a mango, my taste buds were assaulted with a flavor so harsh and floral, it felt like I was chomping on a bar of deodorant. That was the day mango joined what I dubbed the “Axis of Evil”: my list of personally offensive foods that must never be ingested again.

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out of the woodwork to tell me how it was the greatest Hardies fruit known to man and only the soulless could disagree. They demanded I open my heart and mouth to the magic of mango.

There’s nothing like someone telling you you’re wrong to make you dig your heels in.

I stopped telling all but my closest confidants about my Axis of Evil, and eventually, the mango lovers left me alone. But after a while, when there weren’t any fanatics getting in my face about it anymore, a flicker of doubt crept in. I started to wonder if maybe I was wrong.

Fellas, let me tell you: I was so wrong.

The first mango I tried

just wasn’t ripe yet. The second mango I tried was filled with the nectar of the gods. Turns out the weird kid was actually very cool once I got to know them.

Best friend material, even.

I started on a quest to investigate other foods I’d given the cold shoulder and had similar results.

My Axis of Evil shrank to a single offender.

First impressions can be deceiving, which is why second and third chances are important.

But you know what James Bond and “Chitty Chitty Bang Bang” author Ian Fleming says: “Twice is coincidence. Three times is enemy action.”

Sometimes, the asshole you pegged from the first minute is still an asshole the next day and the next month. For me, that asshole is cilantro. No matter how many chances I’ve given it, it always tastes like something that

grew on the Elephant’s Foot in Chernobyl.

If your asshole food involves celiac disease or an allergy, you probably shouldn’t give it a first chance, let alone a second.

But look, you’re in college now. I’m not gonna tell you what to do, because I know from experience how close spite is to stubbornness. But this is a special chunk of life when you get to learn strange, new things about yourself. Or you can stick to your uninformed limits and pretend only weirdos like mango.

Playing it safe might protect you from the bitter things in life, but it’ll protect you from the sweet stuff, too.

Bon appétit.

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Boulder is top-notch for coffee, eateries and watering holes

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hether you’re new to Boulder, or returning to your beloved college town, finding the best restaurants and entertainment venues in town is important business. What coffee shop will keep you caffeinated and play host to your study sessions? Where’s a great spot in town to grab one of Colorado’s renowned craft beers? Where can you soak up the best views of the famed Flatirons?

From top-notch comfort food to fun gathering spots, consider this your treasure map to the best eats and entertainment in Boulder.

Flatiron Coffee

Flatiron Coffee. (Elise Oberliesen)

New to town and need a coffee shop? Consider Flatiron Coffee your morning fuel stop. This Boulder shop opened in 2009 and has a focus on gourmet specialty coffees. Inside tip: Order the Ice Cap! A cold

brewed espresso, it’s one of the shop’s specialties, sweetened with vanilla, and made with locally sourced whole milk and churned in an ice cream machine. The coffee shop has plenty of glutenfree and vegan options, too. 2721 Arapahoe Ave.,

Boulder, 303.449.4111, flatironcoffee.com.

The Post Brewing

The vibe here is “fried chicken roadhouse” meets “rustic mountain lodge,” and then add a craft beer spin, says Brett Smith, The Post Brewing

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The Post Brewing. (Elise Oberliesen)

Company’s executive chef and partner. “Our guests love our bone-in fried chicken and we love it too,” he says. “We put a lot of effort into it.” It’s lemon-rosemary brined, coated in gluten-free flour, dipped in milk, coated in a second layer of glutenfree flour, then pressure fried until perfectly crispy and golden. To get this right, pair it with a Howdy Western Pilsner.

Insider tip: The Post will be hosting Coach Mel

Yellowbelly Chicken. (Elise Oberliesen)

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“This will be a great time for everyone to join us, have some hot chicken and cold beer, and get ready to cheer the Buffs on to victory,” Smith says.

2027 13th St., Boulder, 720.372.3341, postbrewing.com.

Yellowbelly Chicken

Looking for comfort food, but with high-quality ingredients? “The true

north of our brand is that we offer better versions of familiar food that everyone already loves,” says Michael Friedberg the co-founder, president and CEO of Yellowbelly, who went to CU and is also a former member of the U.S. ski team. “We do healthy fried chicken.” The tenders made with gluten-free rice flour are pressure fried in a GMO-free rice bran oil and have 14 grams of protein and 2.5 grams of fat per tender. Plus, ingredients

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are thoughtfully and locally sourced. 2525 Arapahoe Ave. #1B, Boulder, 303.532.4596, yellowbellychicken.com.

The Rib House

Serving authentic Kansas City-style barbecue, The Rib House has nabbed some impressive awards, including the Travel Channel’s best ribhouse in Colorado last year.

In addition to ribs, the restaurant also serves barbecue staples like pork,

brisket, chicken, turkey breast, smoked ham and spicy smoked sausage paired up with sides such as red skinned mashed potatoes, coleslaw, potato salad, cheesy corn bake and more. Non-alcoholic CBD drinks are relative newcomers to the menu, too. 1920 S. Coffman St. in Longmont, 303.485.6988, theribhouse.com.

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Plus, there are craft cocktails, kegged wine and local beers on tap.

“We believe no one should have to apologize for their dietary restrictions, needs, or desires so our menu fits with virtually any diet,” says Courtney Walsh, Communications Director at The Kitchen Restaurant Group. “Almost everything on the Next Door menu is gluten-free — even the Calamari!— and there are dozens of delicious vegetarian and vegan options from which to choose.” Did anyone say Beet Burger and Kale Chips? Next Door now offers delivery and to-go, which students love. (They even have an app). Little known fact: Next Door was started by and is owned

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Rush Bowls

Smoothies, acai bowls and fruit bowls are packed with nutrition and these delicious blends in a rainbow of colors are bidding for some attention on your Instagram grid.

Rush bowls start with thick and creamy blended fruit,

Rush Bowls. (Elise Oberliesen)

and then gets dressed up with extra nutrients, protein, juice or milk, and topped with extras, like crunchy granola and a drizzle of honey. (Think: A Berry Fresh Bowl with blueberries, strawberries, raspberry juice and optional frozen yogurt, topped with granola and honey). “Our customers love our bright, fun and friendly atmosphere,” says Maggie Reilly, who started working at the Hill store and is now a general manager and corporate trainer. “We have something for everyone on our menu and strive to make our customers feel at home in our store.” Yes, there’s even a “Bow Wow” bowl for your furry friend with banana, peanut butter, frozen yogurt, and a dog treat on top. On The Hill: 1207 13th St., Boulder, 303.546.9666; Gunbarrel: 5400 Spine Road, Boulder, 720.386.9810, rushbowls.com.

roasted rapini, Calabrian chilis, fresh mozzarella, parmesan, lemon honey, garlic oil and bread crumbs. 5400 Spine Road, Boulder, 720.386.9812, fringepizza.com.

The Simple Greek

Enjoy Greek food in a fast casual setting at The Simple Greek in Lafayette.

Guests here can choose

Fringe Pizza. (Courtesy: Fringe Pizza)

their base (a pita and a bowl) and then build then customize their meals from there, adding in traditional gyro, chicken gyro, grilled steak, grilled chicken, lentils, falafel or Mediterrean shrimp.

Classic Greek ingredients and sauces are on the menu, too, like feta cheese, kalamata olives, red onions, garbanzo beans,

roasted red peppers as well as tzatziki, hummus and greek dressing.

520 W. South Boulder Road, Lafayette, 720.262.4976, thesimplegreek.com.

Chautauqua Dining Hall

A snapshot of Chautauqua Park and the surrounding flatirons would likely be the official postcard of Boulder if such a thing existed. The

Fringe Pizza

Pizza, of course, is a quintessential college staple. Fringe Pizza gives its pizza some Neapolitaninspired treatment. The menu (which may change because the team is always innovating) ranges from a classic margherita pizza with San Marzano tomatoes, basil and fresh mozzarella to the Rapini, which is made with COLORADO DAILY – AUGUST 28, 2019

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Chautauqua Dining Hall. (Jonathan Castner)

park is an icon, and the Chautauqua Dining Hall has been a Boulder staple since 1898. After a hike or before a concert in the Chautauqua Auditorium, take advantage of the views at the Chautauqua Dining Hall, which has a large wrap-around porch and serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. The dining hall has a full bar with wine and local beers and is also an ideal spot for weddings

or private parties. 900 Baseline Road, Boulder, 303.440.3776, chautauqua. com/dining-hall/overview.

Tangerine

Brunch is highly revered in Boulder, whether you’re fueling up for a busy day of mountain biking or studying or you want to savor a good meal with friends on a lazy Sunday. Tangerine will become your go-to

Tangerine. (Jonathan Castner)

spot, putting an innovative spin on traditional morning breakfast.

Try, for example, the caprese omelet with fresh mozzarella, tomato concasse, basil pesto and fresh arugula. Or, go the sweet route with a Belgian waffle topped with strawberries, bananas, mint, walnuts and honeysweetened mascarpone cheese. In addition to its North Boulder location,

Tangerine is also in Old Town Lafayette and Downtown Longmont.

2777 Iris Ave. in Boulder, CO 80304, 303.443.2333, tangerineeats.com.

Millennium Harvest House

Are your parents planning a trip to Boulder in October for Family Weekend or coming to the college town to visit this fall? Point them to

the Millennium Harvest House, a hotel that’s close to the Boulder campus and makes for an ideal basecamp, with a great breakfast buffet. To get this right, book a room with a patio that shows off panoramic views of the flatirons. 1345 28th St., Boulder, 303.443.3850, millenniumhotels.com/ en/boulder/millenniumharvest-house-boulder.

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Mobile meals

5 of Boulder’s finest food trucks

The Rayback Collective, at 2775 Valmont Road in Boulder, has three to four food trucks parked outside the building every night. (Jeremy Papasso / Staff Photographer).

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oulder, like many cities that consider themselves “hip” and “with it,” is all about that food truck life. And as someone who frequently gets booted out of fancy restaurants for the whole “no shirt, no shoes” rule, I find them a nice change of pace in the dining scene.

Last year, we covered how you can find food trucks, whether it be at local breweries or the Rayback Collective food truck park or the various tech-bro-heavy office parks around Boulder.

But which food trucks should you go to? Well, I have undertaken the

painstaking task of eating lots of food to give you this advice. Because the internet lives for listicles, I have listed five options below.

Now, before you all yell at me, I’m not saying these are the only five worth frequenting, but I am a journalism major, so my ability to count stops at five. If you don’t see your favorite here, send me a note and maybe they will make the cut in 2020.

Unlike John Hickenlooper.

Anyway, prepare your sloppy phone finger signatures: Let’s eat.

Big Dawg Barbecue

There are a lot of barbecue food trucks out there, but too many of them give you the bare minimum — just a piece of meat on a plate.

Where are my sides? Well, Big Dawg sells barbecue bowls that feature your

choice of meat along with corn, bacon, and mac and cheese all shoved into the same bowl, with your choice of sauces to slather all over it. Short of just putting it in a feed bag, I’m not sure what else you could want. Oh, and they also sell these salted caramel shortbread goodies that are addictive.

Like, really addictive.

Pretty sure they put crack in them.

Scrooge Maki

Speaking of bowls, Scrooge Maki’s food truck (a mobile alternative to their University Hill location) makes some of the better poke bowls you can get around here. If you are not a big fish person (and if so, why not, you landlocked heathen?), they also make the bowls with various other proteins, like spicy chicken. Scrooge Maki

also makes giant kimchi dumplings that can be a meal or can make an awesome side to go with your bowl if you’re really hungry.

What the Fork

In addition to having a punny name, I like this truck because it offers interesting twists on comfort classics. Along with the hot dogs and cheese steaks, they offer up a chicken-and-waffles dish that replaces the usual fried chicken with Korean chicken. Oh, and they offer loaded fries smothered in chorizo gravy, salsa and sour cream.

Arepa Joint

If you have not experienced the magic of arepas, you are missing out on a South American treat.

It’s a ground maize dough stuffed with some variation on the theme

of meat, cheese, beans and plantains. Oh, sweet plantains. I would eat dog food if you put plantains on it. Of all the Arepa Joint’s offerings, my personal favorite is the chicken salad version. With, of course, plantains. Did I mention I like plantains?

Better Off Fed

The food truck formerly known as Eggcellent used to specialize in breakfast sandwiches, but it has now expanded to add a bunch of other items to their menu. They still have the breakfast stuff, but don’t miss the pork belly tacos.

They make a pork belly that is basically bacon on steroids. They will put it on anything, including a PB&J sandwich for that salty, sweet treat you didn’t even know you wanted.

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Weed Guide

Cannabis and Food Pairings

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The Rib House has partnered with Longmont-based Reef Fusion organic CBD to pair one hot hemp drink with mouth-watering ribs. (Courtesy: Reef Drink Company).

ith the increasing number of marijuana strains in the market today, it makes sense for people to experiment with different food pairings to see which combinations provide the best experience. Some say it enhances the flavors you put in your mouth — and maybe even the people you’re eating with.

One way to start matching up certain strains with the right foods for the mood is to ask a trusted pot shop like Magnolia Road

Cannabis Co. We did just that. For a few everyday favorites, we turned to local purveyor Garrett Roach, general manager at Karing Kind, Boulder’s first recreational marijuana dispensary.

Aloha Limone sativa + salad or smoothie

This cannabis strain has a strong citrus scent with an uplifting, euphoric effect and provides a nice blend of focus and energy. It also works as a subtle appetite suppressant, which is desired by consumers who prefer not to weigh themselves down with

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ty g in oun v r 6 Se er C 98 1 d ul ce Bo sin the “munchies” when they smoke. It’s ideal for maintaining an active lifestyle and pairs best when you indulge before lighter meals, such salads and fruit smoothies.

Day Maker sativa + trail mix or fruit

This sativa has an extremely similar effect and terpene (aromatic oil) profile to the Aloha Limone, but comes with a much higher THC (the ingredient that gets you high) percentage. So this is a great option for those who have a weed high tolerance, such as daily smokers, but are still looking for that light and uplifting effect in a sativa strain. Day Maker pairs great with trail mix or fruits.

Axilla indica + dessert

This high-testing indica cannabis strain provides a phenomenal musclerelaxing effect and helps stimulate appetite. So it’s best for those looking to relax at home and snack on some tasty treats. We recommend pairing Axilla with any sweet snacks or desserts as these foods compliment this indica’s sweeter profile.

Blueberry Headband hybrid + wine and cheese

A hybrid cannabis strain that provides the best qualities of both sativa and indica, Blueberry Headband is known for its social- and focus-inducing traits, plus a calming body effect that helps to prevent anxiety, but isn’t sedative.

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It turns out that you may not even need to smoke first to pair cannabis with cuisine. Increasingly beverages with CBD, or hemp-derived oils, are appearing in the grocery and even restaurants, where you can sip flavored infusions with a meal or take one to go.

At least that’s the case at The Rib House. Owners Tracy and Merry Ann Webb have partnered with Longmont-based Reef Fusion organic CBD to pair one hot hemp drink with mouth-watering ribs. The brews come on their own in fruity flavors ranging from watermelon to grape or can be hand-shaken into an alcoholic concoction, such as a mojito or rumrunner.

Tracy Webb prefers pairing the mango or lemonade flavors with his restaurant’s famous “illegal ribs,” named by a customer who said the Kansas City-style smoked meats were so good they should be outlawed. After four months of carrying Reef Fusion CBD drinks, Webb, a former gymnast who struggles with hand discomfort, swears by the product. “I used to have a lot more pain in my thumbs — so much that it would wake me up at night.

Nothing else it worked,” he says. “Now I sleep and feel better.”

Illegal ribs with legal weed you can drink?

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Substance Safety

Think before you drink and set a strategy A good plan can help you skip a bad trip.

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niversity of Colorado students enjoying their freedom in the People’s Republic of Boulder can still strategize about how to imbibe safely (and legally).

Leisha Conners Bauer, CU director of health promotion and the Collegiate Recovery Center, said it’s all about having a plan.

“The thing we like to emphasize is to make a plan: Know where you’re going, know who you’re going with and know what to do if you get separated from your group of friends and how you’re going to get home,” she said.

Whether it’s CU NightRide, a free service for students; a ride-sharing

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They should also alternate drinks with water and eat before they go out, Conners Bauer said.

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The University of Colorado made a series of cards to start conversations around Adderall. (Provided by the University of Colorado).

few that students are more likely to do,” she said.

CU police spokesman Scott Pribble provided the gentle reminder that the possession of alcohol and marijuana is illegal on the CU Boulder campus and in the city of Boulder by anyone under the age of 21. Beyond that, regardless of age, and even with a prescription, it’s illegal to have or use marijuana on campus.

Downsides from marijuana use can include driving impairment and memory loss. There can also be compounding effects from being both drunk and high, which can compromise motor skills and reaction time.

Additionally, officials

have said, pot use can interfere with learning and academic achievement.

Prescription drugs can also pose problems.

These generally fall into two categories, stimulants and other drugs, including barbiturates and depressants.

On top of negative effects such as irritability and explosiveness, the use of stimulants such as Adderall as a study tool tend to make students overestimate how much they have actually accomplished.

Those using stimulants tend to believe they are achievement-oriented and making progress on assignments when they actually are not, officials have said. Sleep has a big impact on memory, and stimulants can inhibit that dynamic, meaning users don’t learn as much as they believe they do.

As for depressants, combining one — alcohol, for example — with another — such as prescription drugs for depression, anxiety and insomnia — carries another series of risks, death included, through consequences including respiratory failure.

Students who recognize they have a problem can take advantage of oncampus resources to steer them toward recovery.

Conners Bauer said CU strives to provide a continuum of care, from prevention through recovery and support.

CU offers various classes and workshops, as well as services through the Collegiate Recovery Center, where students can get one-on-one support and find supportive community activities, she said.

More information about education and resources is available at colorado.edu/ aod/education.

Campus Resources Medical services

Services are available to address substance abuse and dependence, including brief screening and referrals.

Wardenburg Health Center, 1900 Wardenburg Drive, on campus; 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday, closed Saturday and Sunday, 303.492.5101, colorado.edu/ healthcenter.

Health promotion

This program aims to foster a community that promotes health and helps students develop the skills they need to make informed choices about health. Services include educational workshops and trainings, early intervention classes, health supplies and nicotine cessation support. Wardenburg Health Center, 1900 Wardenburg Drive, Room 130, 8 a.m.5 p.m. Monday-Friday, 303.492.2937, colorado.edu/ health/promotion.

Counseling and psychiatric services

Students are eligible to receive free individual and group counseling targeted toward substance abuse and dependence. Students can also receive free substance abuse assessments and referral services through CAPS. Psychiatric services are located in Wardenburg Health Center on the third floor. Counseling and other services are located in the Center for Community C4C, S352; 8 a.m.-6 p.m. MondayThursday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Friday; 303.492.2277, colorado.edu/health/ counseling.

CU Collegiate Recovery Center

The CU Collegiate Recovery Center (CUCRC) provides a home for the sober community on the CU Boulder campus and support for those in recovery from alcohol or drug use and other addictive behaviors.

It is open to all who are in recovery or choosing sobriety/abstinence, and to those who are supportive of the recovery community.

UMC 102; Those interested in holding a meeting should email cucrc@colorado.edu or call 303.492.9642, colorado.edu/recoverycenter.

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Let’s play

5 video games coming out this fall

Mount CJ Johnson, left, and her husband, Jake Johnson, play arcade games at the Press Play Bar on the Pearl Street Mall. (Jeremy Papasso / Staff Photographer).

Plus where to find fellow gamers in Boulder.

By Deanna Hardies Colorado Daily Editor

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ideo games have been blamed lately for causing violence, but I think the opposite is true. Reading about the latest mass shooting or sex-trafficking ring is what makes me want to start throwing punches, but I feel more peaceful after a 20

half hour of planting turnip seeds in “Harvest Moon.”

Besides the joy of farming virtual veggies, video games are a great tool for building social skills and an outlet for creativity. Like anything else in life, you can overdo it, but it’s not a waste of time if it makes you happy.

And if you max out your luck stat, you might win millions in the Fortnite World Cup or make your Minecraft girlfriend your IRL girlfriend.

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If you want to hide in your dorm grinding through your thousandth “Skyrim” playthrough, I won’t judge. If you want to find other folks to play with, you have a number of choices in Boulder.

With hundreds of members, the CU Gaming student organization develops more than a dozen esports teams and hosts events. This is also the go-to group for students who want to play D&D, Magic: The Gathering and

board games.

The Connection in the UMC is the spot on campus you’d usually go to join a casual video game tournament, but it’s closed this semester for renovation. Check out the new and improved space when it reopens in January.

If you don’t have the money or space for a virtual reality rig, check out Reality Garage on Pearl Street. Make an appointment online to visit its VR Lounge and

Experience Space. Or take a trip to Louisville for Tilt Pinball’s VR arcade, which has dozens of titles and fancy gear.

Closer to home, we have Press Play in downtown Boulder. This underground hangout doesn’t have VR, but it does have a full bar along with classic arcade games, pinball, Skee-Ball and foosball.

Now that you know your save points, here are a few big titles coming out this fall.

‘Borderlands 3’

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Releases Sept. 13 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC “Borderlands” in 2009 introduced me to the music of Cage the Elephant, and the sequel featured a character named Face McShooty whose goal was to be shot in the face, so there’s a lot to love about this series. The signature art style (don’t call it celshading) looks better than ever in “Borderlands 3,” and the world looks much bigger. This version comes with four new types of character classes, known as Vault Hunters: Gunner, Operative, Siren and Beastmaster. That last one is my favorite: a wandering robot that fights alongside its mutant, cyborg pets.

There are so many cool critters! Plus, Claptrap is back. Heyoo.

CU Gaming: Visit cugaming.gg. Follow CU Gaming at twitter.com/ boulderesports.

Reality Garage: 1230 Pearl St., Suite 101, Boulder; 720.598.2888; realitygarage.com Tilt Pinball: 640 Main St., Louisville; 303.997.9548; tiltcolorado.com Press Play: 1005 Pearl St., Boulder; 720.508.4916; pressplaybar.com A man plays a virtual reality game at the Reality Garage on Pearl Street Mall in Boulder.

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‘The Outer Worlds’

Releases Oct. 25 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC From the creators of “Fallout,” and with what looks to be the same flavor

of dark humor, we get a new single-player RPG set on “the edge of the galaxy,” where the Halcyon Colony is ruled by the Corporation. Developer Obsidian Entertainment is once again promising a story-driven game in which

players’ choices will have a huge impact on the plot.

If you’ve been craving new “Fallout”-style gameplay without the multiplayer (a la “Fallout 76”), here’s your chance to once again wade through a subversive storyline filled with

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Titles coming out this fall

“Borderlands 3” is an expansive sequel chock full of beasties and baddies. It comes out Sept. 13 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC. (2K Games).

and this simulation game inherits its mantle. Much of the gameplay looks familiar: Players design habitats and fill them with various species; build paths, decorations and facilities; hire staff; and manage their finances.

The most exciting changes are the stunning graphics, the weather effects and the new poop mechanics.

That’s right, you can watch your hippos blast nuggets all over the ground and later kick a dungball when they walk through the pile. “Planet Zoo” gives individual animals incredibly detailed models with unique traits generated from their parents and animations closely based on real behaviors, making the game as aesthetically pleasing as it is educational.

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Releases Nov. 8 for PlayStation 4

Possibly the most anticipated game of the year, “Death Stranding” is the latest project from Hideo Kojima, the man behind “Metal Gear Solid.” Get hyped for actors Norman Reedus (“The Walking Dead”) and Mads Mikkelsen (“Hannibal”) providing voices and faces in an intricately rendered open world ripe for exploration 24

and interpretation. I’d love to give you a concise summary of what the story is about, but your guess is as good as mine. All I can tell you is there’s lots of snazzy-looking sci-fi gear, black goo and creepiness.

‘Pokémon Sword’ and ‘Pokémon Shield’ Release Nov. 15 for Nintendo Switch These are the latest main series games to come out of the world’s most profitable media franchise, and they’re designed for the Nintendo Switch. It’s the first time the main games weren’t developed for a handheld console, and you’d think that all that extra computing power would mean this will be the most elaborate installment yet. But hardcore fans (Disclaimer: It me) pulled out the pitchforks when developer Game Freak announced only a limited number of Pokémon will be available, undercutting the series motto “Gotta catch ’em all.” If you’re new to Pokémon, you probably don’t care about the drama, but you might be better off checking out last year’s “Pokémon Let’s Go: Pikachu!” instead, which is geared toward more casual players and is simple but charming.

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“The Outer Worlds,” which comes out Oct. 25, pits the main character against a profit-obsessed corporation.

(Obsidian Entertainment)

“Planet Zoo” ups the simulation game with authentic animal animation, right down to the hippo poop. (Frontier Developments).

Hey, look, it’s Daryl. “The Walking Dead’s” Norman Reedus lends his acting talents to “Death Stranding,” which comes out Nov. 8 for PlayStation 4. (Kojima Productions).

“Pokémon Sword” and Pokémon Shield” are set in the Galar region, which is based on the U.K. The game introduces new regional variants, like this Galarian Zigzagoon. (Game Freak).

AUG. 30: “Blair Witch” SEPT. 5: “River City Girls” SEPT. 6: “NBA 2K20” SEPT. 10: “Gears 5” and “Greedfall” SEPT. 13: “Borderlands 3” and “NHL 20” Sept. 17: “AI: The Somnium Files” SEPT. 24: “The Surge 2” SEPT. 27: “FIFA 20” and “Code Vein” OCT. 4: “Ghost Recon Breakpoint” OCT. 8: “Indivisible” and “Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince” OCT. 11: “Grid” OCT. 22: “WWE 2K20” OCT. 25: “Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare” and “The Outer Worlds” OCT. 31: “Luigi’s Mansion 3” and “Moons of Madness” NOV. 5: “Just Dance 2020” and “Planet Zoo” NOV. 8: “Death Stranding” NOV. 15: “Pokémon Sword,” “Pokémon Shield,” “JUMANJI: The Video Game” and “Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order” NOV. 22: “Doom Eternal”

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Whether you’re one of the nearly 7,000 incoming freshman at the University of Colorado, an individual seeking new employment or a new adventure, or a family desiring good schools for the kids and outdoor options galore, Boulder County is a great place to call home.

Once you’ve chosen the perfect landing pad, the normally daunting task of making it yours isn’t so daunting when you live in Boulder County. “Keep it local” is the mantra in these parts, and with the following listing of homegrown specialty retail shops it is easy to echo it loud and clear. From custom design, décor and accessories for indoor and outdoor living areas, to toys, games, books and other accoutrements desired for the enjoyment of everyday life, these area-favorite shopping spots live up to the hype.

store. For more than 40 years, Fruehauf’s has offered design services, custom ordering and same-day delivery to its customers. In their new, 40,000-square-foot facility, you can find patio furniture made of wrought iron,

stone, Teak wood, and allweather synthetic wicker, or pick up a Tommy Bahama or Big Green Egg grill. There are an endless number of other home décor accessories, as well, from Crabtree and Evelyn and Vera Bradley products,

Bull BBQ grill at Fruehaufs. (Elise Oberliesen).

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Office furniture, lamps, wall decor, couches, chairs and more can be found at No Place Like Home. (Elise Oberliesen).

to Woodstock chimes and Troll beads.

6795 W. 88th Ave., Westminster, 303.449.9551, fruehaufs.com.

Grandrabbit’s Toy Shoppe With three locations in Boulder County, Grand

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You will be mesmerized upon entering the 60,000-square-foot, 200,000 plus item store that is McGuckin’s, but don’t be intimidated. Since 1955, this family-run hardware store has held strong by providing top-notch customer service from a staff who knows how to get you what you need, and then some.

You need propane, a fishing or hunting license, pet supplies, sporting goods, home and kitchen supplies, outdoor furniture, gardening supplies, apparel, or most any tool ever made? They’ve got all that. 2525 Arapahoe Ave., Unit 1, Boulder, 303.443.1822, mcguckin.com.

No Place Like Home

Out with the old, in with the new to you. No Place Like Home is one of Boulder’s longest-standing furniture thrift stores. If you need to unload some items in order to make room for the new stuff, simply text or email a photo of your items (they also take rugs, lamps, decorative pillows, artwork, mirrors, etc) and someone from the store will contact you to schedule a pickup day and time. If you find an item for purchase on the store’s website, they will deliver it to your place of residence.

Easy breezy. Pick-up and delivery fees do apply and more information on the consignment process is available on their website.

3550 Arapahoe Ave., Boulder, 720.547.8824, usedfurnitureboulder.com.

Sweet Ruckus

New to the Boulder boutique scene is Sweet Ruckus. Once you enter, you may never want to leave as this place will tantalize all five senses in an instant. Grab on and don’t let go of an otherworldly soft Jellycat stuffed animal. Breathe in the healing scents of a Rosy

Rings aromatic accessory or Lollia bath and body product. Taste, only after purchasing of course, a delectable Compartes chocolate. Listen to the gurgling Gurgle pots and ticking Rendulux clocks.

Let your eyes peruse the beautiful collection of paper products from The First Snow, or the global creations from Vagabond Vintage. No matter what your pleasure, give in to temptation and get to Sweet Ruckus.

607 S. Broadway, Ste. F, Boulder, 303.494.5131, sweetruckusgifts.com,

Table Mesa Hardware

Around since the 1970s, Table Mesa Hardware has been in the know on how to provide the right solution, product or advice to its customers.

In addition to a full line of hardware, tools and DIY devices, the store carries farm and ranch goods, lawn and garden supplies, holiday decorations and storage and organization products. They run the gamut. And you won’t have to hunt for an associate to answer your question or help navigate you to the proper aisle in this store.

Grandrabbit’s Toy Shoppe offers board games for stay-at-home evenings. (Elise Oberliesen).

Quality service is first priority at Table Mesa.

You can hang your hat on it, because they sell those, too. 691 S. Broadway St., Boulder, 303.499.7211, tablemesahardware.com.

The Singing Cook

Louisville native Jenni Hlawatsch founded her small but overflowing kitchen shop with the

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Finally, if you’re lucky

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If you needed further proof that we’ve hit peak hard seltzer, here it is: Denver will soon host its first hard seltzer festival and competition, marking the perfect end to the unofficial “summer of seltzer.” On Sept. 14, Fizz Fight will bring 20 hard seltzer producers to EXDO Event Center, where two sessions of drinkers will sip their way through

unlimited seltzer tastings.

For $33.45 (general admission) to $54.66 (VIP), guests can sample spiked seltzers from local producers such as Wild Basin (from Oskar Blues), Snowmelt (from Upslope Brewing) and Elvtd at 5280, along with national brands Natural Light and Bon & Viv. A few indie hard seltzer brands from outside of Colorado have signed on, too, including Seattle’s San Juan Seltzer and Milwaukee’s Press Premium Alcohol Seltzer.

Along with a hard seltzer competition and awards ceremony, there will be “interactive art” and live painting from local artists, and drinkers can vote for a people’s choice awardwinner.

The first session runs from noon to 3 p.m.; a second is 4 to 7 p.m. Round up the 15 bros who take up all the good seats at your apartment pool every weekend, sipping from a seemingly endless supply of White Claw Black Cherry, and show them that there’s more to that hard seltzer life than just the Claw.

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Fizz Fight, 12 noon to 3 p.m. and 4 to 7 p.m.

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She says he kept calling her “mama” and telling her everything would be OK. Coleman says

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Coleman says she ran out of the apartment and he locked himself inside. She called police from a neighbor’s house.

Coleman says she’ll be more careful about opening her door now, adding she will open it with her Taser.

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he Colorado Buffaloes have an official beer now.

The University of Colorado on Tuesday

announced it has partnered with Avery Brewing Company to create Stampede, a Colorado gold lager, to represent the school’s athletic programs.

“Boulder is my home, and I’ve been rooting for the Buffs since becoming a Coloradoan 35 years ago,” Avery Brewing Company found Adam Avery said in a news release. “It’s a dream come true to partner with such a great university.”

The 4.5% ABV lager is described as “clean, crisp and crushable,” according to Avery Brewing. It will be introduced at a kickoff celebration at 11:30 a.m.

Aug. 23 at the brewery.

The first 100 guests will receive a Stampede pint glass.

The can features art of the school’s mascot, Ralphie, with the CU logo emblazoned on the bison’s forehead. The design was created by artist Neil Shigley, who had collaborated with the brewery for the packaging for its 25th anniversary last year.

“We’re excited to partner with the Avery Brewing Company on this unique endeavor,” CU athletic director Rick George said in a news release. “The artwork of Ralphie on the cans is spectacular and really adds to making this a true, homegrown, Boulder product.”

It’s not the first time a local school has teamed up with a brewery. In 2017, Colorado State and New Belgium teamed up to produce the Old Aggie superior lager.

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STYLE AT HOME

Tips for decorating awkward spaces

By Katie Laughridge Tribune News Service

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oday we're going to tackle something that plagues every house and every home decor lover: awkward space.

Sometimes the space is a long narrow hallway, sometimes it's a forgotten corner by the doorway, or maybe even the gap between the sofa and the wall. We've all had those moments standing perplexed in front of an area in the home, thinking "What on earth am I going to put here?" We have these little areas all over the shop and have become experts in both camouflage and finding creative purposes for areas that are sometimes considered a waste of space.

When it comes to narrow

Don’t be afraid to use large patterns in small spaces. A fun and colorful wallpaper or bright art is the perfect way to add personality in even the tiniest areas. (Handout/TNS)

hallways, design up, not out. Focusing on the floors, walls and ceilings gives you a ton of decorating surface area without cramping the space.

Hallways are a fantastic place to show personality.

I think of them as the red carpet lead-up to the grand show of your bedrooms.

A colorful rug, a showstopping light fixture and an art display can change

the entire atmosphere of your home and carry your theme throughout. A wall display I love, especially in kitchen hallways and nooks, is a collection of antique plates and platters instead of traditional art to add depth and interest.

Using wallpaper in narrow areas brings color and texture to your space without overwhelming it (it's OK to use a large-scale

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If you still find your space to be claustrophobic or overly busy, switch out your art for mirrors. This will reflect light to give the illusion of a larger space, on top of being a gorgeous accent.

What about other nooks and crannies scattered throughout your home?

You can use a lot of the same techniques in these areas. However, not all awkward spaces are equal. Sometimes they pop up in places you need to use. This is where we can really get creative.

Transform an otherwise unused space into a wine nook, displaying those well-designed labels (am I the only one who often appreciates the labels more than the contents of the bottle?). For particularly tricky and small areas, look for functional furniture like drop leaf tables that can be moved around and

adjusted to fit your space.

Not all awkward spaces are small, either! In an open-concept home with some dead space around the edges, bringing in functional furniture is a great way to create more purpose in an otherwise unused space. Turn an area by a garage or side entrance into a mudroom with a built-in bench and cubbies. This keeps the space compact but is still a productive use of square footage.

These are just a few ways to help you make the most of awkward spaces.

As is true with most design work, challenges are simply opportunities in disguise and the possibilities are endless.

Adapted from nellhills. com. Katie Laughridge is the owner of Kansas City interior design destination Nell Hill’s. For more information, contact Katie at info@nellhills.com.

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How to play with texture to perk up your living space

Two faux fur stools add texture to this bedroom. (Design Recipes/TNS).

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exture is a key and often ignored element in home decor.

From tactile materials to elements such as fabric, wood and metal, texture can greatly enhance nearly any space. Looking for ways to add interest to a space in need of a pick me up? Here are a variety of ways to add texture to your home.

Area rugs top the list.

From flat weaves to thickly knotted rugs and those with raised elements, adding an area rug to a space will instantly help a room feel warm and cozy while also incorporating texture.

Faux fur

Faux fur is still popular and a way to add both texture and a cozy element to your home.

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decorative elements such as trays, side tables and accents, wood is a wonderful way to add texture.

Metal

From brass to chrome and other finishes, metal is a way to add both a sleek, smooth texture to a room as well as color and a glam element.

Materials and fabrics

Whether it is the upholstery on a sofa, chair or toss pillow, fabric is a great way to add texture and tactile elements to a room. Try materials such as leather, wool, velvet or even certain cottons.

Cathy Hobbs, based in New York City, is an Emmy Award-winning television host and a nationally known interior design and home staging expert with offices in New York City, Boston and Washington, D.C. Contact her at info@cathyhobbs.com or visit her website at cathyhobbs.com.

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into earthy, warm hues.

So yes, the shop is already an autumn wonderland.

However, I understand some people may want to wait until the weather drops below 80 to fully indulge, which is why I wanted to share three quick tips for falling into fall – without having to fully

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Switch out floral accents The first thing I do when preparing for a seasonal change is change up the florals and greenery around my space. I have bud vases and containers galore, the perfect vessels

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I also love incorporating traditional elements like acorn branches and wheat to my displays to bring in hints of fall without going straight to fall leaves. Looking for more floral options? Try orange Allium or Wild Lantana bunches for fall hues that pop in any arrangement.

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to be the official plaid seasons in the Midwest.

From pillows and throws to tabletop accessories, baskets and bedroom decor, festive textiles always have a place. You might be surprised what a few changes to your fabric

accents can do – it can feel like a whole new space.

Adapted from nellhills. com. Katie Laughridge is the owner of Kansas City interior design destination Nell Hill's. For more information, contact Katie at info@nellhills.com.

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