If You're A Denver Broncos Fan, This Will Give You The Chills.

Congratulations to the Denver Broncos for winning Super Bowl 50!

Come out and show your Mile High pride with the City and County of Denver at the Denver Broncos World Championship Parade and Celebration.
Broncos Country is invited to cheer on the entire Denver Broncos team as they parade through downtown Denver. Fans will be able to show their support for the players, the Bowlen family, executive vice president of football operations John Elway, head coach Gary Kubiak, the Denver Broncos Cheerleaders, Miles the Mascot, and the Denver Broncos Stampede Drumline. Mayor Michael Hancock, Governor John Hickenlooper, and other elected officials will join the team in celebrating the fans who have helped make the Broncos’ 2015 season such a wild success!

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Dale Earnhardt Jr., Jimmie Johnson reveal epic 'Batman vs. Superman' paint schemes

By Joe Rodgers

Omnisport

It's only fitting that the two biggest superheroes to hit the big screen will cover the two biggest NASCAR drivers' hoods before the anticipated movie release of “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice."
Batman will be represented on Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s No. 88 Chevrolet and Superman will be featured on Jimmie Johnson’s No. 48 Chevrolet when the teammates square off during the March 20 race in Fontana, Calif.

Earnhardt's car will have a gray look with the black Batman symbol on the hood, while Johnson's car will maintain its blue color, but with a bright red Superman logo on the hood.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Exhale: A Marijuana Breathalyzer Is In The Works

• DEC 5, 2015 6:15 PM
• LILLI PETERSEN
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•  Break the news to your delivery guy gently: It looks like there’s a marijuana breathalyzer in the works.
  
  CBS News is reporting that a California-based laboratory will begin clinical trials for a device that can detect marijuana impairment early next year. Hound Labs, Inc. has been working with researchers at University of California, Berkeley, to come up with a way for law enforcement officers to detect impairment from marijuana in a similar way to how they detect alcohol impairment, which can be used quickly and conveniently in a road stop. 
  
  While there are marijuana-detecting devices on the market now, they’re cumbersome and inconvenient, requiring testing of bodily fluids, like urine or blood. They also have unreliable results, with tendencies towards false positives due to benign substances or detecting use from weeks before. The new device will be able to test breath, rather than blood, and it will be more capable of determining if someone is actually impaired in the moment. 
  
  A 2013 survey by The National Institute on Drug Abuse found that 3.9% of drivers over the age of 12 had driven under the influence of drugs in the past year, and the most frequent drug used was marijuana. While that’s nothing to the 10.9% who drove while drunk that same year, it’s still almost ten million people. However, the connection between car crashes and driving while stoned is still up for debate, partly because there’s no reliable way to test a driver’s level of impairment in the moment.
  
  Hound Labs’ device will be tested by law enforcement officers in the San Francisco Bay Area, and if they are successful, the laboratory hopes to begin sales at the end of 2016. But Hound Labs isn't the only one working on this task, so it'd better move quick if it wants to corner the market. Competition is way un-Zen.