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TUSKMy 2010 Valentine’sPlay list:

Everlong, Foo fighters

Hey, Pixies

Sex on Fire, Kings of Leon

Go, Common

Did you ever look so nice, The Samples

Closer, Slum Village

Today, Joshua Radin

Young Lust, Pink Floyd

No Ordinary Love, Sade

Into the Mystic, Van Morrison

Twice, Little Dragon

Fade into you, Mazzy Star

You’re Gonna Leave,Stephen Marley

Honey Bee, Tom Petty

Being with you, Basement Jaxx

Long Time, The Roots

Hatfiled 1980, Everything but the Girl

It might be a little trite to produce my February issue around love, but I’m not sure there is a better month to do so. Colorado’s snowy and brown Februarys could use a little love and some heating up. This is perhaps my least favorite time of year in Colorado, so, I do everything I can to enjoy the opportunity to cozy up inside with my warm man. As well as enjoy the opportunity on Valentine’s day to dine at one of the amazing restaurants our growing city has to offer. This month you can find our top list of restaurants to enjoy a great evening out, starting on page 6. My husband and I created a list of our favorites and did a fun “He Says”, “She Says” on the issue. We agreed on 18 favorites, but had some difference of opinion on how we viewed the style of cuisine and the atmosphere. Our hope is that it may help you decide the perfect place to enjoy an evening out with your love. And, if you would rather cozy up at home, you can check out page 18 for a man’s perspective on great recipes to do just that.

I find that people either love or hate Valentine’s day. Most the people that are not fans, tend to think the day was created simply for retailers to profit from one’s feelings of obligation. If you fall into that category, check out pages 4 and 5 in this issue. I have featured a wide variety of Valentine’s day gifts that are not only unique, but also support small companies and entrepreneurial spirit.

Lastly, but certainly not least, feast your eyes on TUSK’s feature Generate Some Heat, starting on page 12. Models Kristen and James heated up the Cherry Creek Reservoir and show us how these cold winter months in Colorado can be enjoyed.

I received some amazing feedback and compliments on the inaugural issue of TUSK. Thank you all for your support and love. I had over 250 views on my website and uncounted views on my PDF issue. My personal goal, is to double that number with this issue. My hope is that TUSK evolves and each issue improves as I continue to learn and grow during this process.

Much Love!

DeniseOwner of Faddis [email protected]

Publisher: Denise FaddisEditor: Denise FaddisContributing Editor: Shane FaddisPhotographer: Denise Faddis and contributing photographers listed.Art Director: Denise FaddisGraphic Designer: Denise Faddis

This list might tell a lot about a person...although, mine could change daily

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If you haven’t tried Teakoe tea yet, get on it before you’re the last of your friends to know about them. Teakoe is an up and coming Colorado company I can’t get enough of lately. I was given some Teakoe tea as a gift, and I have been addicted to my daily cup for a late afternoon lift. There’s something about making your own tea with gorgeous and aromatic blends of leaves that really does make you feel like you are doing something good for yourself. Teakoe features many different blends with great names and chuckle worthy tag lines such as EMPOWER mint, confidence: either you’re born with it or you drink this. View all of their flavors with colorful pictures of each, on their website.

You can tell immediately that this is not your average tea company. They have a fresh style and youth appeal with unique packaging and design. As a designer myself, I’m impressed

with the strong identity they have created for themselves in such a short amount of time. I’ve seen Teakoe around town in all the right places, including the Cherry Creek Farmers Market and local fashion shows.

Teakoe was founded by Pete Jokisch in 2008, and shortly after that Ryan Peterson,

President of Operations joined in. Six months ago Dave Marchitti was brought onboard to help develop the business side of things. You can now purchase all of Teakoe’s products, as well as learn more about them, on their website. Teakoewww.teakoe.com

A few of my favorite things

This month I Love...

Drink this.

“Our vision is to expose everyone to the health benefits of tea, and to make high quality teas available to people who are not your average tea drinker. We have created some unique blends, and also offer a few classics with our own twist.” - Ryan Peterson, President of Operations

“Punk icon” and photographer Richard Peterson talks-loosely and tells wild stories about his vintage collection of prints currently on display at this event; the images include bands like Talking Heads, Sex Pistols, Blondie, Devo, Television, Dead Boys, Ramones, Suicide, Pere Ubu and many others. The images were created in the late 1970s when Peterson served as Aerial Photographer for the San Francisco based “Search & Destroy” ‘Zine, a magazine originating from the Beat bookstore City Lights. Allen Ginsberg and Lawrence Ferlinghetti contributed money and equipment for the launch of “Search & Destroy.” The talk includes insights into the significance and relationship of the Punk-Art movement to

Contemporary Art. A live web-cast is planned (please contact the gallery for information), live music and drinks, too. Peterson plans to give-away one of his prints to a lucky person!

Who: Richard PetersonWhat: A talk about old-school-punk-art/photographyWhere: Photo Martini Club, 3920 Tennyson Street, Denver 80212 303.455.3870When: Saturday January 23rd at 6:30 PMPlease RSVP to this event at 303.455.3870

the happs.

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TUSK Unique ideas for your Valentine

Stuffed Human?Imagine your dates face when they unwrap a miniature stuffed version of themselves. How fantastic is this idea? Don’t hesitate, get on over to the website soon to place your order in time for Valentine’s Day. And, if you ever brake up, you could use it as a pin cushion.

I Am A Stuffed Animal$65.00 www.iamastuffedanimal.com

Good Clean FunWho wouldn’t find these funny heart shaped soaps hilariously-romantic? Well, perhaps not everyone would, but I think they are a super fun and inexpensive Valentine’s Day gift. I love the packaging with the heart stamp and the fact that the soaps are made with natural ingredients. Buying this gift is also a great way to support small business venture and originality, two of my favorite things.

I Give You My Heart-Anatomically Correct HEART Box Set-Glycerin Soap-Merlot Wine Scented

KcSoapsNmore$5.50http://www.etsy.com/shop/KcSoapsNmore

Who said Valentine’s Day is a Hallmark Holiday? These gift ideas are original, fun, and nowhere close to a box of chocolates.

Relaxed and HappyThere are not many gifts that suit the majority, but I would have to say that a gift certificate for a massage might be the closest you can get. Men and Women alike appreciate this relaxing, healing and loving gesture. Support an individual like Shannon, rather than a large corporation. Not only do you often get a more affordable price, but Shannon offers beautiful and distinct gift certificates.

Massage Gift Certificates

Shannon Briese Massage Therapist$65.00 (1 hour massage)www.shannonbriese.com

A gift of health and wellnessPresented to:_______________________________For the service of:___________________________Presented by:_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____/____/____ exp.Call Shannon Briese at (720)382-9353

www.shannonbriese.com

Photos pulled from companies website

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TUSKUnique ideas for your Valentine

Pair UpThese T-shirts from Boldloft, are definitely an original gift idea. I like the simple and artistic designs and understated color palette. Boldloft has other great gifts online as well.

You Complete Me Couple T-shirts

Boldloft$24.00 http://boldloft.com Price for set of 2 T-shirts.

Everyday NinjaThe rain’s no match for your new Ninja Umbrella. This awesome umbrella features a samurai sword handle and comes with a carrying case for dramatic effect.

NINJA UMBRELLA$28.00www.uncommongoods.com

Delicate DecorationsForget the mall and the cookie cutter creations in most department stores. Instead, you could buy a unique piece from Sundra Sarjana Jewelry Designs. Check out the their website and choose the perfect creation for your Valentine.

“The Space Between Us” series of necklace designs$24.00 http://SundaraSarjanaJewelryDe-signs.com A Growing

RelationshipThis Bonsai Forest kit includes: tree and moss seed, recycled steel seedling training pots, seed starting wafers, growing medium, bonsai scissors, rake with spade, river stone, and directions. BONSAI FOREST$50.00MATERIALS: seeds, recycled plastic, growing medium, recycled steelwww.uncommongoods.com

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Atmosphere:Laid BackHipSexyClassic FormalRomanticUpbeatWarm

Cuisine:Decadent & RichContemporary TraditionalContemporary UniqueClassic

Best Restaurants in Denver for a Valentine’s Day Date,or really any night out.

With all the amazing restaurants we have in Denver, I can’t believe how often Shane and I will go blank on places to go eat on any given Saturday. Not to say our favorite standbys don’t quickly come up, but when we feel like trying somewhere new, or have a specific request - it can sadly become a frustrating situation. For that reason, we came up with an idea to feature a few of our favorite restaurants for a special night out.

We live in the Congress Park Neighborhood, and we tend to try to patronize local and independent companies. When we started building our list, we thought we would certainly agree on the best and what makes them special. Two hours into it, we agreed on the best, but we we realized what stood out to one of us, was secondary to the other. The restaurants we chose are all wonderful and our all time favorites.

We did not rate service simply because each of these restaurants have stellar service and management. Our top picks listed are all similar in price range, around $14 - $25 a plate. Some are a little less expensive, and some more. Check out their websites to find out more about the menu, prices, and reservation policies. Also, quite a few restaurants in Denver create a prix fixe menu for Valentine’s Day. Not our favorite option, but look into that as well when you visit their websites. We did not include addresses, or phone numbers, but all the restaurants are in the Denver Metro and we built links to all their websites to make it easy for you.

There are many wonderful restaurants we didn’t mention and quite a few we would love to experience, but have not had the opportunity. Please, send us an email of your favorites and we will definitely add them to our list to try.

Enjoy!Shane and Denise Faddis

Denver Restaurants we love and Frequent

Here’s how it worked: We picked 18 of our favorite local restaurants. Then we came up with six ways of describing the atmosphere, and four categories to describe the cuisine. We went through and each chose the most appropriate from bothcategories for each location.

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TUSK Lola

www.loladenver.com

Coastal Mexican

He Says - Atmosphere:Warm, HipCuisine: Contemporary Unique, DecadentShe Says - Atmosphere:Laid back, HipCuisine: Decadent, Contemporary Unique

“Lola has a great outdoor deck that is heated year round. We love going for a late brunch that includes amber Dos Equis and chips and prepared tableside Guacamole.”

Barolo Grillwww.barologrilldenver.com

Authentic Northern Italian

He Says - Atmosphere:Romantic, SexyCuisine: Contemporary Traditional, ClassicShe Says - Atmosphere:Classic Formal, RomanticCuisine: Contemporary Traditional, Classic

“Barallo has superb service and a great wine list.”

Sushi Denwww.sushiden.net

Sushi

He Says - Atmosphere:Romantic, SexyCuisine: Contemporary Unique, DecadentShe Says - Atmosphere:Classic Formal, HipCuisine: Decadent, Contemporary Unique

“When we want Sushi, we almost always go to Sushi Den. No corner is cut and the service is always exceptional.”

Cuba Cubawww.cubacubacafe.com

Cuban

He Says - Atmosphere:Romantic, HipCuisine: Contemporary Traditional, Classic.She Says - Atmosphere:Warm, SexyCuisine: Decadent, Contemporary Unique

“The nights I feel like being in a warm and fun environment, I always pick Cuba Cuba. There will be a wait, but it’s fun to sit at the bar and hang out beforehand. I also know if it’s a cold winter day I can still wear a fun dress and feel warm.”

Denver Restaurants we love and Frequent

LECHON ASADO 17slow roasted pork shoulder prepared

with sautéed onions, topped with garlic mojo & served with boiled yuca, white

rice & black beans

VACA FRITA 18mojo marinated flank steak, seared crispy, topped with sautéed onions served with white rice, black bean &

maduros

PEPITAS CRUSTED AHI TUNA 22calabasa seed crusted ahi tuna seared

rare & served with mashed yukon pota-toes & crumbled goat cheese served with

a sweet corn & thyme sauce

from their menu

Photo pulled from their website

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TUSKCafe Berlin

www.cafeberlindenver.com

Traditional German Cuisine

He Says - Atmosphere:Warm, Classic FormalCuisine: Contemporary Traditional, ClassicShe Says - Atmosphere:Warm, Classic FormalCuisine: Decadent, Classic

“We spent some time on the West coast of Germany a few years back. Cafe Berlin has been a favorite haunt of ours since then. A perfect combination of old world elegance and understated charm.

Crêpes n’ Crêpesno website found

French Crepes

He Says - Atmosphere:Laid Back, RomanticCuisine: Contemporary Traditional, DecadentShe Says - Atmosphere:Romantic, Warm,Cuisine: Decadent, Contemporary Unique

“Delicious sweet & savory crepes and a charming atmosphere.”

Duo Restaurant www.duodenver.com

Seasonal Contemporary American

He Says - Atmosphere:Hip, UpbeatCuisine: Contemporary Unique, DecadentShe Says - Atmosphere:Warm, HipCuisine: Decadent, Contemporary Unique

“Duo has an amazing menu that changes seasonally. Everything tastes fresh, flavorful and delicious.”

Little India (6th Ave.)www.littleindiadenver.com

Indian

He Says - Atmosphere:Hip, RomanticCuisine: Decadent, Contemporary TraditionalShe Says - Atmosphere:Warm, HipCuisine: Classic, Contemporary Unique

“Little India has an abundant and delicious menu. We always have a fun time and a great dinner.”

Denver Restaurants we love and Frequent

Chicken Jalfrazie – Marinated chicken with fresh ground spices and

mixed vegetables ..................13.99

Lamb Jalfrazie – Marinated lamb with fresh ground spices and

mixed vegetables ............14.99

Butter Chicken* – Chicken cooked with herbs, ground spices in homemade

butter sauce...............13.99

Chicken Madras – Chicken pieces cooked with a blend of

hot spice.......13.99

Photo pulled from their website

from their menu

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Vesta Dipping Grillwww.vestagrill.com

Seasonal Contemporary

He Says - Atmosphere:Hip, RomanticCuisine: Decadent, Contemporary Traditional

She Says - Atmosphere:Warm, HipCuisine: Classic, Contemporary Unique

“Vesta’s unique menu and fun atmosphere would make for a great first date destination.”

The 9th Doorwww.theninthdoor.com

Spanish Tapas

He Says - Atmosphere:Hip, SexyCuisine: Contemporary UniqueShe Says - Atmosphere:Hip, SexyCuisine: Decadent, Commentary Unique.

“The 9th Door is a perfect combination of romance and recreation. The atmosphere is fun and lively, yet the dim lighting feels intimate.”

Eight Riverswww.8riverslodo.com

Caribbean

He Says - Atmosphere:Hip, SexyCuisine: Decadent, Contemporary UniqueShe Says - Atmosphere:Warm, UpbeatCuisine: Commentary Unique

“8 Rivers has amazing flavorful food and the service is incredible. We celebrated our 11th anniversary at 8 rivers., we returned a few months later and our server remembered us and our anniversary.”

Bistro Vendômehttp://bistrovendome.com

French Bistro Fare

He Says - Atmosphere:Classic Formal, RomanticCuisine: ClassicShe Says - Atmosphere:Upbeat, RomanticCuisine: Decadent, Contemporary Traditional

“Bistro Vendome is also one of my all time favorites for Brunch. French Press coffee, a Duvet de Pêche, and Pain Perdu - Heaven!”

Noix de Saint Jacquesseared scallops, toasted brioche, bacon,

quail egg, shaved asparagus white truffle salad, smoked tomato

saffron sauce 21

Filet de Porcmaple marinated pork loin,

bacon-apple-sage stuffed quince,spinach, whole grain mustard jus 19

Plat Végétarienbutternut-celery root-sage risotto,

toasted pumpkin seeds, arugula salad,apple vinaigrette 16

Denver Restaurants we love and Frequent

from their menu

Photo pulled from their website

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TUSKSoleil

www.soleildenver.comMediterranean Grille

He Says - Atmosphere:Warm, Laid BackCuisine: Contemporary Unique, Contemporary TraditionalShe Says - Atmosphere:Warm, SexyCuisine: Decadent, Contemporary Unique.

“I love the light and flavourful tapas at Soleil.”

The Saucy Noodle www.saucynoodle.comItalian

He Says - Atmosphere:Laid Back, WarmCuisine: ClassicShe Says - Atmosphere:Romantic, Laid Back Cuisine: Decadent, Contem-porary Unique.

“The Saucy Noodle has been a Denver landmark for four decades. Great pizza and noodles as well as a laid back and comfortable environment.”

The Avenue Grillwww.avenuegrill.com San Francisco style

He Says - Atmosphere:Romantic, Classic FormalCuisine: Decadent, Classic

She Says - Atmosphere:Romantic, Classic FormalCuisine: Contemporary Traditional, Classic

“The Avenue Grill has amazing food, sophisticated style, and a great happy hour.”

How about after Dinner? Or, Maybe even instead of Dinner...

One of our favorite places to go that guarantees a good time, is Lannie’s Clocktower Cabaret. We often complain how few places in Denver offer more than a place to sit and drink your $7 beer. What happened to the days of entertainment with your cocktail? Well, Lannie’s brings that all back offering great ambiance, fun cocktails, an assortment of appetizers, and a night of laughs and thrills. Visit their website to get the skinny on daily shows and specials.

Lannie’s Clocktower Cabaretwww.lannies.comValentine Package: Lannie & Gypsy Swing RevueReserve your tickets today for this special romantic evening!Saturday, February 13th 8pm

Denver Restaurants we love and Frequent

Photo pulled from their website

Naughty Pierre’s Burlesque and Comedy Extravaganza is witty, entertaining, and always a good time.

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Julia Blackbird’swww.juliablackbirds.comNew Mexican

He Says - Atmosphere:Laid Back, RomanticCuisine: Contemporary Traditional, ClassicShe Says - Atmosphere:Warm, Laid BackCuisine: Contemporary Traditional, Classic

“Julia Blackbird’s made our list because it is a simple and relaxing place to get good food and have a nice relaxed evening and enjoy yourself.”

Bastien’swww.bastiensrestaurant.comHome Style

He Says - Atmosphere:Warm, Classic FormalCuisine: Contemporary Traditional, ClassicShe Says - Atmosphere:Classic Formal (retro), Laid BackCuisine: Classic

“My favorite place to get a good steak. Del Fresco’s it’s not, but if you appreciate a retro atmosphere with home style cooking, you can’t beat Bastine’s”

Shells and Saucewww.shellsandsauce.net Italian American

He Says - Atmosphere:Sexy, RomanticCuisine: Decadent, ClassicShe Says - Atmosphere:Classic Formal, HipCuisine: Classic

“Shells and Sauche is only blocks from our house and always feels welcoming and relaxed. During the warm weather months we enjoy walking to Shells and Sauce and havign some delicious food and a nice glass of wine.”

“Of course these are not the only wonderful restaurants in Denver. However, out of the places we have enjoyed, this group rises to the top.

We are not restaurant critics, but rather, two people who love

delicious food, great service, and well thought out ambiance. “

Denver Restaurants we love and Frequent

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GENERATE SOME HEAT

This winter stay warm with a beautiful vintage faux fur, classic suit - and a smoking hot friend.

Photography & Creative Direction: Denise Faddis

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TUSKFind a foxy friend

to curl up with in your den.

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xoxo

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TUSK Private Party

By Shane FaddisPhotography: Denise Faddis The Grocery Cart:

(Hopefully some of these things

are already in the fridge or pantry)

--5 Roma tomatoes

--1 ripe Mangos

--1 ripe avocados

--Balsamic Vinegar

--Olive Oil

--sugar

--unsalted butter

--8 oz. Bakers Dark Chocolate

--household paraffin wax

--3/4 pound King Crab Legs

--4 – 6 oz. Filet Minon

--1 lg. Portobello mushroom

--4 – 6 oz. pork loin or chop

--1/2 lb. fresh Strawberries

--garlic and onion powder

--ground Cumin

--Grill Time Steak Seasoning

--Jamaican Jerk Blend

--Cajun or Creole seasoned salt

Having trouble picking the perfect place or getting the right reservation? Sometimes it’s best to stay in, and cooking a Valentine’s Day meal for that special someone in your life can be easy, as well as delicious. I’ve tried to put together some tapas ideas that are wallet conscience, bring big flavor, are easy to prepare. And don’t leave you feeling too full for any after dinner activities that you may have planned.

The Menu:--King Crab Legs with Drawn Butter--Filet Minon with Broiled Portobello Mushroom--Pork Loin with sliced Avocado and Mango--Chocolate Covered Strawberries

King Crab Legs Lg. stock pot, 2/3 full of water. 1/2 c. lemon juice, 1/2 c. cajun seasoning, 2 Tbls. butter, 2 Tbls. sugar. Bring water to rolling boil, add crab legs and cover. When water returns to full boiling, leave covered, and remove from heat. (when serving, use kitchen shears to cut down each leg, length wise) A candle lit butter melter is a must and can picked up at Cost Plus or Bed Bath and Beyond.

Filet Minon with Broiled Portobello MushroomTurn on your oven’s broiler. On your broiling pan arrange the Filet, the Portobello, and the cut of pork a few inches apart. Rub each with a light coating of olive oil (both sides). Apply a dusting of onion powder, garlic powder, salt, and pepper (both sides). On the filet only, apply a small amount of ground cumin and grill time steak seasoning. Broil all together on middle oven rack for approx. 3 - 5 min per side (steak should be rare in the middle). Thinly slice the steak and mushroom and arrange alternating.

Destination: Your House

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TUSKPork Loin with Sliced Avocado and MangoPrepare and cook the pork as described in the filet section, but before broiling, season both sides with The Spice Hunter Jamaican Jerk Seasoning. While the meat and mushroom are cooking (all 3 items should cook the same amount of time, your steak will be rare to med. rare, but your pork will be a solid med. well) halve your avocado and slice the peel from your Mango. Make long thin slices of each, along with the pork, and arrange alternating. Drizzle with Balsamic Vinegar. These are all fairly rich dishes, so it wouldn’t hurt to prepare a small salad beforehand, or simply slice some tomato to put out.

Chocolate Covered StrawberriesPlace a wax paper covered plate in the freezer for at least 30 minutes. Melt your chocolate in a double boiler (if you don’t have a double boiler, use a small sauce pan and heat up very slowly over low heat), add a small amount of paraffin wax and melt thoroughly. Wash and pat dry your strawberries. Remove the plate from the freezer. Double dip each strawberry waiting a few seconds in between dips and place on freezer plate. When all strawberries are dipped, immediately place in the fridge.

The Chef and Author: Shane Faddis Shane has worked as a restaurant manager and chef in the past but these days he prefers to cook at home for a party of two.

Presentation I prefer white dishes, they don’t compete with the food - and food is what it’s all about. I also don’t believe in things looking too composed or perfect. After all, this should be a fun night with you and your loved one. Using your hands and comparing delicious flavors and textures. Keep it simple, have fun, and enjoy.

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Dress For Success Denver A few years back I was searching Denver for a non-profit that I could volunteer with. I wanted to find somewhere I would feel comfortable, connected to the people and the mission, and would work with my schedule. Dress for Success Denver was the fourth place I called and interviewed for, and I was immediately impressed. At this time, in February 2006, the Denver chapter of Dress For Suc-cess was only a few months old. Kathy Bacon was the Director, and she was working tirelessly to bring it all together. Three years later Dress For Success is thriving and continues to grow. In fact, in 2009 they served over 1000 women! I’m so proud to be a volunteer at Dress for Success Denver so I thought it was only appropriate I feature them in my first ever, From the Heart. From the Heart will be a special feature in each issue of TUSK featuring a local non-profit.

Please, take a few seconds and visit Dress For Success Denver’s website. There is information about donation days, and volunteer opportunities. As well as, information on all the amazing people that breath life into this respected organization.

1510 N. High St., 2nd Floor, Denver, CO 80218Phone: 303 832-1889 - Fax: 303 832-2442e-mail: [email protected]://www.dressforsuccess.org/affiliate.aspx?sisid=117&pageid=1

StaffDonna Deteau - Executive [email protected] Martin - Program [email protected] Presley - Professional Womens Group [email protected]

From the heart

The mission of Dress for

Success Denver is to promote

the economic independence

of disadvantaged women

by providing professional

attire, a network of support

and career development tools

to help women thrive in work

and in life.

Note worthy non-profits

Photos pulled from their website

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Peace and love,

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Annabel Leeby Edgar Allan Poe

(published 1849)

It was many and many a year ago, In a kingdom by the sea,

That a maiden there lived whom you may know By the name of ANNABEL LEE;--

And this maiden she lived with no other thought Than to love and be loved by me. She was a child and I was a child,

In this kingdom by the sea, But we loved with a love that was more than love--

I and my Annabel Lee-- With a love that the winged seraphs of heaven

Coveted her and me.

And this was the reason that, long ago, In this kingdom by the sea,

A wind blew out of a cloud by night Chilling my Annabel Lee;

So that her high-born kinsman came And bore her away from me, To shut her up in a sepulchre In this kingdom by the sea.

The angels, not half so happy in Heaven, Went envying her and me:--

Yes! that was the reason (as all men know, In this kingdom by the sea)

That the wind came out of a cloud, chilling And killing my Annabel Lee.

But our love it was stronger by far than the love Of those who were older than we--

Of many far wiser than we- And neither the angels in Heaven above, Nor the demons down under the sea, Can ever dissever my soul from the soul

Of the beautiful Annabel Lee:--

For the moon never beams without bringing me dreams Of the beautiful Annabel Lee;

And the stars never rise but I see the bright eyes Of the beautiful Annabel Lee;

And so, all the night-tide, I lie down by the side Of my darling, my darling, my life and my bride,

In her sepulchre there by the sea-- In her tomb by the side of the sea.

Annabel Leeby Edgar Allan Poe

(published 1849)

It was many and many a year ago, In a kingdom by the sea,

That a maiden there lived whom you may know By the name of ANNABEL LEE;--

And this maiden she lived with no other thought Than to love and be loved by me.She was a child and I was a child,

In this kingdom by the sea, But we loved with a love that was more than love--

I and my Annabel Lee-- With a love that the winged seraphs of heaven

Coveted her and me.

And this was the reason that, long ago, In this kingdom by the sea,

A wind blew out of a cloud by night Chilling my Annabel Lee;

So that her high-born kinsman came And bore her away from me, To shut her up in a sepulchre In this kingdom by the sea.

The angels, not half so happy in Heaven, Went envying her and me:--

Yes! that was the reason (as all men know, In this kingdom by the sea)

That the wind came out of a cloud, chilling And killing my Annabel Lee.

But our love it was stronger by far than the love Of those who were older than we--

Of many far wiser than we-And neither the angels in Heaven above, Nor the demons down under the sea, Can ever dissever my soul from the soul

Of the beautiful Annabel Lee:--

For the moon never beams without bringing me dreams Of the beautiful Annabel Lee;

And the stars never rise but I see the bright eyes Of the beautiful Annabel Lee;

And so, all the night-tide, I lie down by the side Of my darling, my darling, my life and my bride,

In her sepulchre there by the sea-- In her tomb by the side of the sea.

Love and Loss ring true.