Market conditions continue to haunt oil and gas shares

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May 29 - June 11, 2015 BizWest | www.bizwest.com
Market conditions continue to haunt oil and gas shares
Stocks of Local Interest
NAME
TICKER
52-WK RANGE
LO
CLOSE
HI
YTD
1YR
LAST* WK MO QTR %CHG %RTN P/E DIV YLD
NAME
TICKER
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ARCA biopharma Inc
ABIO
0.65
1
1.65
.74
t
t
t
-23.0
-44.2
dd
...
...
Hain Celestial Grp
HAIN
40.84
9
66.35
62.06
t
s
t
+6.5
+36.2
48
Advanced Energy Ind
AEIS
16.00
0
29.05
28.32
t
s
s
+19.5
+51.9
22
...
...
Halliburton
HAL
37.21
3
74.33
45.45
t
t
s
+15.6
-26.6
17 0.72 1.6
Anadarko Petrol
APC
71.00
4 113.51
84.18
t
t
s
+2.0
-14.1
dd 1.08 1.3
Heska Corp
HSKA
10.38
0
31.87
30.38
s
s
s
+67.6 +176.2
Array BioPharma
ARRY
2.98
8.59
7.49
t
s
s
+58.4
+92.8
dd
IBM
IBM
5 196.40 170.13
t
t
s
+6.0
-4.8
Avago Technologies
AVGO
68.71
0 136.28 131.30
Level 3 Commun
LVLT
37.61
9
57.08
54.75
t
s
s
+10.9
+25.0
49
Ball Corp
BLL
59.68
7
77.20
BDBD
7.77
NBL
41.01
1
Boulder Brands Inc
Noble Energy Inc
79.63
44.15
s
t
t
-6.9
-36.6
17 0.72 1.6
3
Clovis Oncology Inc
CLVS
35.33
Noodles & Co
NDLS
14.78
1
35.82
14.49
t
t
t
-45.0
-55.2
63
Crocs Inc
CROX
10.25
16.83
Pilgrims Pride
PPC
20.26
6
8
32.62
27.00
s
s
s
-2.5
+29.6
Rally Software
RALY
8.24
7
16.13
13.65
s
t
t
+20.1
-1.4
dd
...
...
Synergy Resources Cp
SYRG
8.05
6
14.11
11.46
t
t
t
-8.6
+5.7
22
...
...
2
2.47
...
...
9
...
...
t
s
s
+30.5
+95.1
74 1.52f 1.2
71.67
t
t
s
+5.1
+22.5
21 0.52
15.47
9.46
t
t
t
-14.5
-30.6
50
...
...
9 102.28
92.21
s
s
s
+64.7
+56.7
dd
...
...
15.32
t
s
s
+22.7
+6.1
dd
...
...
.7
149.52
66
...
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14 5.20f 3.1
...
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9 5.77e
...
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DigitalGlobe Inc
DGI
23.85
6
35.91
30.80
t
t
t
-0.5
+3.3
cc
Dynamic Matls
BOOM
11.65
1
23.45
11.37
t
t
t
-29.0
-40.1
dd 0.16 1.4
EnCana Corp
ECA
10.53
2
24.83
12.83
t
t
s
-7.5
-41.0
19 0.28 2.2
UQM Technologies
UQM
0.71
1.00
r
t
t
+28.0
-54.8
dd
MTN
69.33
9 108.29 104.01
t
s
s
+14.1
+54.0
cc 2.49f 2.4
...
...
Gaiam Inc
GAIA
6.05
3
8.76
6.83
t
s
t
-4.2
+2.1
dd
...
...
Vail Resorts
GlobeImmune Inc
GBIM
4.29
4
15.00
8.24
s
s
s
+8.6
...
dd
...
...
WhiteWave Foods Co
WWAV
29.42
0
48.17
47.60
t
s
s
+36.0
+56.4
53
...
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Google Inc C
GOOG
4 599.65 532.32
t
t
t
+1.1
-0.6
25
...
...
Woodward Inc
WWD
41.01
8
55.76
52.14
t
s
s
+5.9
+19.0
19 0.40
.8
487.56
*Prices as of Monday. Dividend Footnotes: a - Extra dividends were paid, but are not included. b - Annual rate plus stock. c - Liquidating dividend. e - Amount declared or paid in last 12 months. f - Current annual rate, which was increased by most recent dividend announcement.
i - Sum of dividends paid after stock split, no regular rate. j - Sum of dividends paid this year. Most recent dividend was omitted or deferred. k - Declared or paid this year, a cumulative issue with dividends in arrears. m - Current annual rate, which was decreased by most recent dividend announcement. p - Initial dividend, annual rate not known, yield not shown. r - Declared or paid in preceding 12 months plus stock dividend. t - Paid in stock, approximate cash value on ex-distribution date. PE Footnotes: q - Stock is a closed-end fund - no P/E ratio shown.
cc - P/E exceeds 99. dd - Loss in last 12 months. Source: The Associated Press.
Market Pulse
MarketPulse
STOCK SWINGS
Hear that? It’s the sound of silence from the stock market.
Last week was uncharacteristically calm for the Standard
& Poor’s 500 index. Its biggest swing was a relatively
listless 0.3 percent tick higher on Monday, and it had
three days where it barely budged and moved less than
0.1 percent. The quiet week was a sharp turnaround from
the index’s pace early this year. There have already been
15 days in less than
six months in which
the S&P 500 has
jumped at least 1
percent. That
compares with a
total of 19 for all of
last year and 21 for
the year before,
according to S&P
Capital IQ.
DOWN GO DIVIDENDS
Dividend payments are on the
downswing, but things aren’t as bad
as the numbers may indicate.
Companies around the world paid
$14.6 billion less in dividends last
quarter than a year earlier, a drop of 6
percent. It’s the sharpest percentage
decline in five years, according to
Henderson Global Investors, but much
of it is due to one-off factors. Last
year, Vodafone paid a whopping
special dividend of $26 billion, for
example. It used cash from selling its
stake in Verizon Wireless, and there’s
no way it could have repeated that. A
stronger dollar also dragged down the
value for U.S. investors of dividends
paid overseas in other currencies.
Dividends paid globally
250
$218.0
billion
200
150
100
50
0
1Q 1Q
1Q
1Q
1Q
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
Source: Henderson Global Investors
BANKING ON A MOVE
How do you make bank executives
happy? Make it easy for them to
beat analysts’ earnings estimates.
So what do analysts do if they’re
covering a bank where they’d like to
work? Pretty much what you think.
Early in the year, analysts tend to
have more optimistic earnings
expectations for banks that are
potential employers, only to become
more pessimistic as the year
progresses, according to research
from the University of Exeter and
Harvard Business School. That
gives the banks an easier hurdle to
jump, and the pattern doesn’t occur
for a company that’s not likely to be
a future employer of the analyst.
AP
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DISCOVERIES
PHOTO COURTESY UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO BOULDER
Professor Hang Hubert Yin and post-doctoral research assistant Rosaura Padilla-Salinas use the glass door of a fume hood in Yin’s University of Colorado Boulder laboratory
as a white board to review a chemical equation. Yin’s team is working on a treatment for symptoms of Parkinson’s disease.
CU team takes on challenge of Parkinson’s
BY DALLAS HELTZELL
[email protected]
BOULDER — Police officers fight
crime and protect us from harm – but
occasionally, as recent news headlines can attest, a cop overreacts and
inflames a problem instead of solving
it.
The same thing happens in the
human body.
Specialized immune cells called
microglia, essentially police officers
for the brain and nervous system,
patrol their environment, protecting
the neurons that send messages back
and forth between your senses and
your brain, but also looking for anything that seems out of place such as
inflammation. Occasionally, though,
those little cops overreact, causing
damage by introducing inflammation
in areas where it should be controlled
instead.
That’s one way Parkinson’s disease
wreaks havoc.
More than 1 million people in the
United States suffer the progressively worsening tremors, stiffness and
impaired coordination of Parkinson’s.
The degenerative disorder remains
incurable, but a team led by the University of Colorado Boulder may have
found a compound that can protect
the brain and central nervous system
from damage from the disease.
“This is exciting for us,” said Hang
Hubert Yin, an associate professor
of chemistry and biochemistry at
CU’s BioFrontiers Institute. “We are
suggesting an entirely new strategy
for treating Parkinson’s disease – one
that we think will be more effective,
and one with a potential drug that
patients may access in the future.”
Yin’s team is focusing on patternrecognition cell receptors on the surface of the microglia that have evolved
to identify danger to the cells and
trigger an immune response. They’re
called “toll-like receptors,” and the
body has at least 10 of them.
Yin said the drug, CU-CPT22,
acts on two of the receptors to keep
inflammation at bay and magnify
the body’s immune responses, which
could be a new strategy for treating
not only Parkinson’s but also other
We are suggesting an
entirely new strategy for
treating Parkinson’s disease
– one that we think will be
more effective, and one
with a potential drug that
patients may access in the
future.
Hang Hubert Yin
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY
AND BIOCHEMISTRY AT CU’S BIOFRONTIERS
INSTITUTE.
conditions such as Alzheimer’s disease and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis,
known as Lou Gehrig’s disease.
The barrier between the brain and
bloodstream, good at keeping out
anything bad, also keeps out many
drugs that might be helpful. To date,
drug candidates have been unable to
penetrate the barrier because of their
large molecular size.
Enter Yin’s research at CU.
“Our drug molecule is small
enough to penetrate the membrane
that protects the central nervous
system,” Yin said. Using the HighThroughput Screening facility at BioFrontiers, he said, “we screened thousands of synthetic compounds to find
the low enough molecular weight.”
It’s been the mission of Yin and
his team, he said, to take the drug
“from bench to bedside to technology
transfer.”
The drug has been tested on rats
and mice, Yin said. “We’re in the very
early stage of development. The Technology Transfer Office at CU helps us
advocate.”
Brynmor Rees, senior licensing
manager at the tech-transfer office,
said CU holds the intellectual
property rights to the drug, which
recently was licensed to life-science
and biotechnology companies EMD
Millipore, based in Billenca, Mass.,
and Bristol, United Kingdom-based
Tocris Bioscience for development
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FOR THE RECORD
Bankruptcies
Applications for bankruptcy
protection are filed with the
U.S. Bankruptcy Court in
Denver. Chapter 7 denotes
filings made for liquidation.
Chapter 11 indicates filings
for reorganization. Chapter
13 indicates filings that enable petitioners to pay off
their creditors over three to
five years.
Foreclosures
Includes notices of election
and demand filed by creditors alleging default on a
debt. Foreclosures are not
final until a Public Trustee’s
Deed has been issued.
State Tax Liens
Judgments filed against
assets of individuals or
businesses with delinquent
taxes.
Judgments
Judgments constitute decisions by a court of law
against an individual or
corporation for payment of
monetary damages.
Warranty Deeds
Transfers property while
guaranteeing a clear title
free of any encumbrances
that are not listed on the
deed.
This information is obtained from SKLD Information Services.
BANKRUPTCIES
Boulder County
Chapter 7
Jessica Leigh Farina,
14486 Weld County Rd 1,
Longmont; Case #201514900, Date Filed: 5/6/2015
Jeffrey Warren Hadaway,
309 Sherman Street, Longmont; Case #2015-14925,
Date Filed: 5/7/2015
Dzintra B Glass, 305 W
Cannon Lafayette, Lafayette; Case #2015-14926,
Kelly Ann Finucan, 403
Hurricane Hill Drive, Nederland; Case #2015-14947,
Catherine Cecilia Fenske,
Po Box 384, Lafayette; Case
#2015-14953, Date Filed:
5/7/2015
Bryce Gaylon Greenwald,
760 West Elmhurst Place,
Broomfield; Case #201515007, Date Filed: 5/8/2015
Charles Paul Ii States,
291 Greenway Circle
East, Broomfield; Case
#2015-15202, Date Filed:
5/13/2015
Marci Nmi Schnabel,
2205 W 136th Ave Ste
106221, Broomfield; Case
#2015-15246, Date Filed:
5/14/2015
Amanda Jane Corlew, P O
Box 1706, Broomfield; Case
#2015-15286, Date Filed:
5/15/2015
Chapter 13
Richard Emile Nicaise,
5766 West 136 Ave, Broomfield; Case #2015-15219,
Brian S Whipple, 2184
Pinon Cir, Erie; Case #201514977, Date Filed: 5/8/2015
Janel Rock, 13706 Plaster
Circle, Broomfield; Case
#2015-15271, Date Filed:
5/14/2015
Roger G Boyd, 630 Peck
Dr, Longmont; Case #201514978, Date Filed: 5/8/2015
Larimer County
Chapter 7
Gloria Suzanne Remus,
1166 Madison Ave Lot
94, Loveland; Case
#2015-15104, Date Filed:
5/12/2015
Julie Ann Biederstadt,
1166 Madison Ave Lot
94, Loveland; Case
#2015-15105, Date Filed:
5/12/2015
Justin Roberts, 4240 E
County Road 66, Wellington;
Case #2015-15122, Date
Filed: 5/12/2015
Richard Francis Sr Payne,
4291 Tarryall Ct, Loveland;
Case #2015-15136, Date
Filed: 5/13/2015
Elijah Matthew Custer,
1245 E Lincoln Ave
#803, Fort Collins; Case
#2015-15137, Date Filed:
5/13/2015
Doria Lynn Vanderhaar,
2000 Cheyenne Ave, Loveland; Case #2015-15141,
Joshua Ryan Coons, 1440
Warbler St, Loveland; Case
#2015-15148, Date Filed:
5/13/2015
Melissa Dawn Grisdale,
2012 Abeyta Court, Loveland; Case #2015-14874,
Patricia Ann Guerin, 405
Crescent Dr, Loveland; Case
#2015-15205, Date Filed:
5/13/2015
Korali Jule Brooks, 4210
Cotopaxi Dr, Loveland; Case
#2015-14923, Date Filed:
5/7/2015
Timothy Carl Jones, 2300
W County Road 38 E, Fort
Collins; Case #2015-15222,
Elyse Nichole Miller, 6814
Saint Thomas Drive, Fort
Mark Loyz Johnson, 3294
White Buffalo Dr, Wellington;
Case #2015-15223, Date
Filed: 5/13/2015
Beth Susan Montoya, 1400
Indian Paintbrush Ct, Fort
Rhonda J Pollock, Po Box
1952, Estes Park; Case
#2015-15228, Date Filed:
5/14/2015
Chantel C Velasquez, 1325
S Edinburgh Dr, Loveland;
Case #2015-14969, Date
Filed: 5/8/2015
Daniel Joseph Lindquist,
629 Park River Place, Estes
Park; Case #2015-15229,
Ayla Pepper Sarnoff, 4322
Sunshine Canyon Dr, Boulder; Case #2015-15158,
Albert W Gray, Po Box
4, Timnath; Case #201514979, Date Filed: 5/8/2015
Thai Her, 714 East Cleveland Street, Lafayette; Case
#2015-15180, Date Filed:
5/13/2015
Gwendolyn Ann Keller,
1025 Wakerobin Ln Apt
B104, Fort Collins; Case
#2015-14996, Date Filed:
5/8/2015
David M Jackson, 250
Fall River Lane, Estes Park;
Case #2015-15230, Date
Filed: 5/14/2015
Nicole Marie Buhlig, 1419
Red Mountain Drive #48,
Longmont; Case #201515019, Date Filed: 5/9/2015
Bethany Kotok Brooks, 84
21st Avenue #8, Longmont;
Case #2015-15020, Date
Filed: 5/9/2015
Geri Sue Leporati, 1127
17th Ave, Longmont; Case
#2015-15021, Date Filed:
5/9/2015
William Gene Jr Wiggins,
679 Clarendon Dr, Longmont; Case #2015-15022,
Allison Lee Clos, 34635
Boulder Canyon Drive, Boulder; Case #2015-15119,
Doug Keith Botts, 1995 E
Coalton Rd W15201, Louisville; Case #2015-15185,
Leonard Victor Sobolewski, 528 Ridgeview
Drive, Louisville; Case
#2015-15187, Date Filed:
5/13/2015
Jennifer Nichole
Stockdale, 1335 Olympian Circle, Lafayette; Case
#2015-15299, Date Filed:
5/15/2015
Brittany Charise Sandoval, 315 Mountainview
Avenue #5, Longmont; Case
#2015-15301, Date Filed:
5/15/2015
Chapter 13
Quynh Ngoc Le, 4362
Mcwhinney Blvd Unit 732,
Loveland; Case #201515001, Date Filed: 5/8/2015
Lauren Kristen Nic Hubergreene, 1100 Ponderosa Dr,
Fort Collins; Case #201515006, Date Filed: 5/8/2015
Richard K Jordan, 2120
Bridgefield Lane Apt C4,
Fort Collins; Case #201515033, Date Filed: 5/9/2015
Cheryl Lynn Schwiesow,
112 Rutgers Apt 101, Fort
Kacey Renee Mcclain,
3500 Tradition Dr, Fort Collins; Case #2015-15039,
James Ryan Medina, Po
Box 1541, Lyons; Case
#2015-14940, Date Filed:
5/7/2015
Randy Dean Eichner, 4185
Foothills Drive, Loveland;
Case #2015-15047, Date
Filed: 5/9/2015
Janet Kay Sena, 10587
Ashwood Street, Longmont;
Case #2015-15089, Date
Filed: 5/10/2015
Robert Alva Mckay, 5101
Sherman Drive, Berthoud;
Case #2015-15101, Date
Filed: 5/12/2015
Broomfield County
Chapter 7
Connie Lou Brandon, 1819
W 11th St, Loveland; Case
#2015-15102, Date Filed:
5/12/2015
Joseph Lee Kois, 1231
West Swallow Rd Apt
315, Fort Collins; Case
#2015-15245, Date Filed:
5/14/2015
Anthony Allen Giacalone,
2931 W 17th Street, Greeley; Case #2015-14878,
Gary Leon Schneider,
3012 West 12th Street
Road, Greeley; Case #201514881, Date Filed: 5/6/2015
Ashlie Jean Dufour, 646
Aspen Circle, Frederick;
Case #2015-14927, Date
Filed: 5/7/2015
Brooke Tara Darmstedter,
6225 Snowberry Ave, Firestone; Case #2015-14929,
Sandra Marie Jimenez,
46300 E 160th Ave, Keenesburg; Case #2015-14931,
Aaron Ivan Carolazos, 501
12th Avnue, Greeley; Case
#2015-14948, Date Filed:
5/7/2015
Beth Anne Vanbeek, Po
Box 531, Hudson; Case
#2015-14968, Date Filed:
5/8/2015
Edward Stephenson, 135
Fulton Ave, Fort Lupton;
Case #2015-14973, Date
Filed: 5/8/2015
Carlos Guzman, 1320 9th
St, Greeley; Case #201514975, Date Filed: 5/8/2015
Sonia Marie Razo, 35600
East 149th Ct, Hudson;
Case #2015-14991, Date
Filed: 5/8/2015
Natasha Rayann Urbina,
915 S Mckinley Ave, Fort
Lupton; Case #2015-15015,
Adam Gary Eagleton,
604 Elder St, Kersey; Case
#2015-15026, Date Filed:
5/9/2015
Carmen Ann Archibeque,
520 10th Avenue, Greeley;
Case #2015-15027, Date
Filed: 5/9/2015
Scott N Ceehorne, 3135
58th Ave, Greeley; Case
#2015-15031, Date Filed:
5/9/2015
Rachell K Mark, 1319 16th
St, Greeley; Case #201515032, Date Filed: 5/9/2015
Chapter 13
Cory K Ruby, 1276 Wcr 80,
Eaton; Case #2015-15038,
Kathleen Mary Miller, Po
Box 1012, Laporte; Case
#2015-14862, Date Filed:
5/6/2015
Odelia Della Rivera, 3060
E Bridge St Lot #389, Brighton; Case #2015-15044,
Theron Craig Lebaron,
4235 Smith Park Court,
Loveland; Case #201514907, Date Filed: 5/7/2015
Tina Amber Brede, 12623
Weld County Road 6, Brighton; Case #2015-15050,
Robert Paul Jr Agboyani,
1119 Bent Tree Ct, Fort
Hadley Lyn Montoya, 1325
5th St, Fort Lupton; Case
#2015-15070, Date Filed:
5/9/2015
Jennifer Lynn Kitchen,
4301 Beaver Creek Dr, Fort
David Allen Morgan, 5151
W 29th Street #1007, Greeley; Case #2015-15098,
Wesley Allen Stuart Lumpkin, 1116 Hillside Ct, Fort
Bonita Marie Heberlein,
2110 17th Street, Greeley;
Case #2015-15114, Date
Filed: 5/12/2015
John Felix Korhel, 2390
Larkspur Avenue, Estes
Park; Case #2015-15314,
Abdon Jr Espinoza, 374
Maestes St, Johnstown;
Case #2015-15127, Date
Filed: 5/12/2015
Weld County
Chapter 7
Krista D Juhl, 3406 34th
Street, Greeley; Case
#2015-15139, Date Filed:
5/13/2015
Ermalinda Chavez, 435 N
35th Avenue #120, Greeley;
Case #2015-15140, Date
Filed: 5/13/2015
Lorraine Marie Mirick,
1026 50th Ave, Greeley;
Case #2015-15153, Date
Filed: 5/13/2015
Melissa Dawn Gallegos,
4214 Lake Mead Dr, Greeley; Case #2015-15186,
Betty Jo Beach, 2183 35th
Avenue Ct Apt 4, Greeley;
Case #2015-15192, Date
Filed: 5/13/2015
Josh M Walters, 5012
Crane Drive, Brighton; Case
#2015-15198, Date Filed:
5/13/2015
Ernest Jr Trujillo, 27515 E
152nd Ave, Brighton; Case
#2015-15200, Date Filed:
5/13/2015
Karla Faith Zeller, 835
Collins St, Eaton; Case
#2015-15221, Date Filed:
5/13/2015
Cheala Mechelle Arias,
3316 Barbera Street, Greeley; Case #2015-15241,
Tammy L Elder, 424 Trailcrest Court, Johnstown;
Case #2015-15260, Date
Filed: 5/14/2015
Aurelio Zatarain Bonel,
3500 35th Ave Lot 43, Greeley; Case #2015-15311,
Cheryl Ann Mckelvey, 361
N 9th Ave, Brighton; Case
#2015-15312, Date Filed:
5/15/2015
Roxanne Lara, 239
43rd Ave, Greeley; Case
#2015-15318, Date Filed:
5/15/2015
Chapter 13
Dawn Michelle Costa,
440 Juniper Avenue, Eaton;
Case #2015-14981, Date
Filed: 5/8/2015
Bill Walter Charles Smith,
19230 E 195th Ave, Hudson; Case #2015-15017,
Dana William Bybee, 202
S 11th Avenue, Brighton;
Case #2015-15304, Date
Filed: 5/15/2015
FORECLOSURES
Boulder County
Borrower: Linda M
Adams, 2125 Spencer St,
Longmont. Lender: Wells
Fargo Bank, Amount Due:
$175266. Case #3441998.
4/29/2015
Borrower: Wayne & Kathleen Zelenak, 7157 Magnolia Dr, Nederland. Lender:
Deutsche Bank Trust Co
America, Amount Due:
$467221. Case #3441999.
4/29/2015
Borrower: Michelle Cameron, 2116 Santa Fe Dr,
Longmont. Lender: Hsbc
Bank Usa, Amount Due:
$175755. Case #3442000.
4/29/2015
Borrower: Robert E
Lechevalier, 44 Rudi Ln,
Golden. Lender: Us Bank
Na Trustee, Amount Due:
$950868. Case #3442001.
4/29/2015
Borrower: Craig Sweeney,
3683 Pinedale St Unit F,
Boulder. Lender: Green Tree
Servicing Llc, Amount Due:
$142259. Case #3442433.
4/30/2015
Borrower: David K Baldacci, 914 Stein St, Lafayette.
Lender: Ocwen Loan
$149090. Case #3442434.
4/30/2015
Borrower: Debra K Dean,
1280 Centaur Village Ct,
Lafayette. Lender: Bank
New York Mellon Trust Co,
Amount Due: $186897.
Case #3442435. 4/30/2015
Borrower: Celia & Jose R
Cabrera, 31 Empson Dr,
Longmont. Lender: Colora-
do Housing Finance Autho,
Case #3442436. 4/30/2015
Borrower: Dennis David &
Sarah Powers, 1264 Monarch Ave, Longmont. Lender: Jpmorgan Chase Bank
National A, Amount Due:
$149405. Case #3443343.
5/5/2015
Borrower: Allen F & Dawn
M Cox Robie, 31 Forsythe
Rd, Nederland. Lender:
Elevations Credit Union,
Amount Due: $86384. Case
#3443670. 5/6/2015
Borrower: Mark & Terri
Trippensee, 2103 Wright Ct,
Longmont. Lender: Bank
New York Mellon Trustee,
Case #3443671. 5/6/2015
Borrower: Janice Henderson Sands, 2637 Stratford
Ln, Longmont. Lender:
Bank America, Amount Due:
$45313. Case #3444541.
5/12/2015
Borrower: Steven P Flowers, 18564 M Saint Vrain
Dr, Lyons. Lender: Us Bank
Na Trustee, Amount Due:
$507705. Case #3444542.
5/12/2015
Borrower: Robert L Valladao, 319 Carter Ln,
Longmont. Lender: Wilmington Savings Fund Societ,
Case #3444543. 5/12/2015
Borrower: James R Jr &
Gretchen Boynton, 319
Carter Ln, Longmont.
Lender: Beneficial Financial
I Inc, Amount Due: $202374.
Case #3444544. 5/12/2015
Borrower: John T & Phyllis
L Casey, 18972 N Saint
Vrain Dr, Lyons. Lender: Mb
Financial Bank, Amount
Due: $345720. Case
#3444545. 5/12/2015
Borrower: Patrick &
Mary Schoonmaker, 4578
Beachcomber Ct, Boulder.
Lender: Us Bank National
Association T, Amount Due:
$263826. Case #3445002.
5/13/2015
Broomfield County
Borrower: Sherrill S Kyle,
1210 Lilac St, Broomfield.
Lender: Sasco Mtg Loan
Trust 2006 Wf3, Amount
Due: $205099. Case #5224.
5/6/2015
Borrower: F Clay Roberts,
3786 Desert Willow Ave,
Broomfield. Lender: Bk
New York Mellon, Amount
Due: $21338. Case #5429.
5/12/2015
Larimer County
Borrower: Lewis G &
Andrea L Ward, 3001
Eindborough Dr, Fort Collins. Lender: Ocwen Loan
$173534. Case #26084.
5/2/2015
Borrower: Von Karl & Maxine Joanne Brungardt, 8701
Rock Hill Rd, Loveland.
Lender: Christiana Trust,
Case #26085. 5/2/2015
Borrower: Ricky L D &
Michelle P Chavez, 7843
2nd St, Wellington. Lender:
Jpmorgan Chase Bank,
#26086. 5/2/2015
Borrower: Douglas A &
Yvonne M Schoonover,
1018 Belvedere Ct, Fort
Collins. Lender: Wells
Fargo Bank, Amount Due:
$331391. Case #26087.
5/2/2015
Borrower: Alison S Hahn,
942 Laporte Ave, Fort Collins. Lender: Jpmorgan
Chase Bank, Amount Due:
$62683. Case #26088.
5/2/2015
Borrower: Scott R Busteed, 309 S Link Ln, Fort
Collins. Lender: Verus Bk
Commerce, Amount Due:
$207293. Case #26390.
5/5/2015
Borrower: Tricia L & Richard
J Bates, 1470 New Mexico
St, Loveland. Lender: Lsf8
Master Participation Trus,
Case #26821. 5/6/2015
Borrower: Bradley W &
Cheryl E Johnson, 221 N
Mckinley Ave, Fort Collins. Lender: Citifinancial
$20050. Case #26822.
5/6/2015
Borrower: Jimmie Dennis
Himes, 438 Mariana Pointe
Ct, Loveland. Lender:
Lakeview Loan Servicing
Llc, Amount Due: $353160.
Case #27073. 5/7/2015
Borrower: H William & Carol
Hooper, 926 Scotch Elm Dr,
Loveland. Lender: Deutsche
Bank National Trust C,
Case #27074. 5/7/2015
Borrower: Robert D & J
Jeanine Ziems, 505 Park Pl,
Fort Collins. Lender: Bank
America, Amount Due:
$168681. Case #27422.
5/8/2015
Borrower: Pamela C &
Richard E Smith, 300 E Iowa
Ave, Berthoud. Lender:
Wells Fargo Bank, Amount
Due: $185153. Case
#27423. 5/8/2015
Borrower: Suter Dubose,
1565 County Road 37e,
Lyons. Lender: Colonial
National Mortgage, Amount
Due: $895315. Case
#27761. 5/9/2015
Borrower: James Thomas
& Kandi S Lewis, 180 Lone
Star Rd, Lyons. Lender:
Colonial Svgs, Amount Due:
$268583. Case #28502.
5/13/2015
Borrower: David Michael
White, 1819 Heather Dr,
Loveland. Lender: Us Bank,
Case #28503. 5/13/2015
Borrower: Robert L & Dawn
L Canny, 7203 Egyptian Dr,
Fort Collins. Lender: Provident Funding Associates
L, Amount Due: $195053.
Case #28504. 5/13/2015
Borrower: Margaret R &
Dennis L Severson, 2821
Sally Ann Dr, Loveland.
Lender: Nationstar Mortgage Llc, Amount Due:
$105643. Case #28505.
5/13/2015
Borrower: Sheila Rae
Smith, 201 N Beulah Ave,
Milliken. Lender: Deutsche
Bk Natl Trust Co, Amount
Due: $121220. Case
#4104757. 5/7/2015
Borrower: Sharon R & Glen
A Iii Leonard, 8730 County
Road 59, Keenesburg.
Lender: Nationstar Mtg Llc,
Case #4105315. 5/8/2015
Borrower: Rick A Stanton,
2851 16th Ave, Greeley.
Lender: Us Bk, Amount
Due: $164144. Case
#4105316. 5/8/2015
Borrower: Palomino Invest
Llc, 3390 23rd Ave, Evans.
Lender: 3390 Llc, Amount
Due: $1200044. Case
#4106044. 5/12/2015
Borrower: Patricia Ann
Obrien, 312 Medinah Ave,
Johnstown. Lender: Us
Bk, Amount Due: $151088.
Case #4106401. 5/13/2015
Borrower: Howard Davidson, 605 Pleasant View
Dr, Frederick. Lender:
Green Tree Servicing Llc,
#4106402. 5/13/2015
JUDGMENTS
Boulder County
Debtor: Tabor Cowden,
Creditor: Rlr Inc.
Amount: $12000.0. Case
#D-14cv31818. Date:
5/2/2015abs
Debtor: Riverside Group
Ltd, Creditor: Mitchell Magdovitz. Amount: $30394.46.
Case #D-15cv-030129.
Date: 4/28/2015abs
Debtor: Richard Moser,
Creditor: Mitchell Magdovitz. Amount: $16804.0.
Case #D-15cv-030129.
Date: 4/28/2015abs
Debtor: Elizabeth Buday
& New Falkinburg,
Creditor: Barre Sakol.
#D-13dr-030417. Date:
4/30/2015abs
Weld County
Debtor: Clinton R &
Jill S Mckinney, Creditor: Centennial Bk West.
#D-06cv-000241. Date:
5/1/2015abs
Borrower: Bruce Ford,
29584 Wcr 388, Kersey.
Lender: Citimortgage Inc,
Case #4102844. 4/30/2015
Debtor: Mark A Crossman, Creditor: Capital One
Bk Usa. Amount: $7838.32.
Case #C-15c-030700. Date:
5/2/2015abs
Borrower: Shannon J Hilzer, 2702 19th Street Dr Apt
19, Greeley. Lender: Bk New
York Mellon, Amount Due:
$83631. Case #4103130.
5/1/2015
Debtor: Elizabeth M
Ormond, Creditor: Capital
One Bk Usa. Amount:
$1883.61. Case #C-15c030445. Date: 5/2/2015abs
Borrower: Comer Ind Park
Llc, 115 6th Ave, Greeley.
Lender: Private Capital
Group Inc, Amount Due:
$1781000. Case #4103131.
5/1/2015
Borrower: Tarcisio Ruiz,
2022 Wedgewood Dr,
Greeley. Lender: Matrix Fin
Services Corp, Amount Due:
$42806. Case #4104011.
5/5/2015
Borrower: Joseph A &
Caroline M Lucero, 1238
Mactavish St, Dacono.
Lender: Wells Fargo Bk,
#4104422. 5/6/2015
Borrower: John Richard
Walter, 3931 W 6th St, Greeley. Lender: Stearns Lending
Llc, Amount Due: $172524.
Case #4104423. 5/6/2015
Borrower: Paul L & Maureen P Ruiz, 5815 W 16th
Street Ln, Greeley. Lender:
Mb Fin Bk, Amount Due:
$231630. Case #4104424.
5/6/2015
Borrower: Charles P &
Cheryl A Hepp, 1104 County Road 7, Erie. Lender: Citimortgage Inc, Amount Due:
$44644. Case #4104425.
5/6/2015
Borrower: Samantha Lynn
Galey, 2038 6th Ave, Greeley. Lender: Colo Housing
Fin Authority, Amount Due:
$78407. Case #4104756.
5/7/2015
Debtor: Jonathan L Sturtz,
Creditor: Capital One Bk
Usa. Amount: $1506.51.
5/2/2015abs
Debtor: Juana Ramirez,
Creditor: Bellco Credit
Union. Amount: $4405.1.
5/2/2015abs
Debtor: Paul & Isabel
Gonzales, Creditor: Gemini
Capital Group Llc. Amount:
$15573.85. Case #C-14c031656. Date: 5/2/2015abs
Debtor: Julie Hutchings,
Creditor: Cavalry Spv I Llc.
#C-15c-030501. Date:
5/2/2015abs
Debtor: Michael C Barrett,
Creditor: Law Offices Of
Peggy Stevens P. Amount:
$13450.4. Case #C-14c046948. Date: 5/2/2015abs
Debtor: Mark A Bullock,
Creditor: Discover Bk.
#D-14cv-031016. Date:
5/5/2015abs
Debtor: Christopher
David Rosen, Creditor:
Thomas L Gegenheimer.
#D-14cv-301502. Date:
5/6/2015abs
Debtor: Mel & Meldon D
Hanson, Creditor: Elevations Credit Union. Amount:
$18836.18. Case #C-09c000924. Date: 5/8/2015abs
May 29 - June 11, 2015
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Debtor: Robert L Telischak, Creditor: Wakefield
Assoc Inc. Amount:
$2340.58. Case #C-15c030396. Date: 5/8/2015abs
Debtor: Doe Kelly, Creditor: Citibank South Dakota.
#D-06cv-000948. Date:
5/12/2015abs
Debtor: Brandon Scott,
Creditor: Midland Funding
Llc. Amount: $2417.48.
5/13/2015abs
Debtor: Kirk Dalton, Creditor: Midland Funding Llc.
#C-14c-032641. Date:
5/13/2015abs
Debtor: Nancy Holton,
Creditor: Cach Llc. Amount:
$11403.88. Case #C-14c032273. Date: 4/30/2015sat
Debtor: Isaac G Dugan,
Creditor: Professional Fin
Co Inc. Amount: $1295.54.
5/1/2015sat
Debtor: Roland E Jr
Waters, Creditor: Wakefield
Assoc Inc. Amount: $0.0.
Case #C-2009c4430. Date:
5/1/2015sat
Debtor: Philip N Hernandez, Creditor: Metro Collection Service Inc. Amount:
$0.0. Case #C-14c30068.
Date: 5/2/2015sat
Debtor: Gonzalo Lopez,
Creditor: Midland Funding
Llc. Amount: $8460.32.
5/13/2015abs
Debtor: J Alton Cedar,
Creditor: Constr Dimensions
Llc. Amount: $111347.35.
Case #D-08cv-001722.
Date: 5/6/2015sat
Debtor: Dara Penn, Creditor: Harvest Credit Management Vii. Amount: $0.0.
Case #C-09c1695. Date:
4/28/2015sat
Debtor: Cake Top Publishing Inc, Creditor:
Wells Fargo Bk. Amount:
$131683.74. Case
#D-2014cv31103. Date:
5/6/2015sat
Debtor: Cathy Cantor,
Creditor: Tina Warner.
#D-09cv-000258. Date:
4/28/2015sat
Debtor: Cathy Cantor,
Creditor: Tina Warner.
Amount: $1.0. Case
#D-09cv-000258. Date:
4/28/2015sat
INTERNET
Debtor: Vics Too Inc,
Creditor: Dwight Debroux.
#D-12cv-001013. Date:
5/7/2015sat
Debtor: J Alton & Sharon
Cedar, Creditor: Kustom
Bldrs Llc. Amount: $0.0.
Case #D-2008cv-1722.
Date: 5/6/2015sat
Broomfield County
Debtor: Michael C Barrett, Creditor: Law Offices
Peggy Stevens Pc. Amount:
$13450.4. Case #C-14c046948. Date: 5/2/2019 Br
Jdgabs
Debtor: Daniel F Gittlein,
Creditor: Natl Collegiate
Student Loan T. Amount:
$41148.77. Case
#D-13cv-030915. Date:
5/9/2019 Br Jdgabs
Larimer County
Debtor: Timothy L & Tim &
Timothy Brown, Creditor:
Rehabilitation Visiting Nurse.
Amount: $333737.37.
Case #C-12cv370. Date:
5/5/2015abs
Debtor: Front Range Redi
Mix Inc, Creditor: Larimer
Board County Commissio. Amount: $0.0. Case
#D-14cv-30740. Date:
5/7/2015abs
Debtor: Mary Jo Hess,
Creditor: Account Brokers Larimer County.
#C-2014c35464. Date:
4/29/2015abs
Debtor: Samantha N &
Samantha Colin, Creditor: Premier Members Fed
Credit Uni. Amount:
$9939.91. Case #C-14c032033. Date: 4/29/2015abs
Debtor: Kristen B Nail,
Creditor: Am Family Mutual
Ins Co. Amount: $5941.37.
4/29/2015abs
Debtor: Michael H Waldron, Creditor: Springleaf
Fin Services Inc. Amount:
$2662.35. Case #C-15c031253. Date: 4/30/2015abs
Debtor: Vance R &
Kimberly P Hill, Creditor: Colo Bk Trust Co.
#D-15cv-030009. Date:
4/30/2015abs
Debtor: David M Jackson,
Creditor: Discover Bk.
#C-11c-002576. Date:
4/30/2015abs
Debtor: David L Pierce,
Creditor: Portfolio Recovery Assoc Llc. Amount:
$10012.87. Case #C-15c030786. Date: 4/30/2015abs
Debtor: Katherine
Aiello, Creditor: A1
Collection Agency Llc.
#D-12cv-000051. Date:
5/1/2015abs
Debtor: Steve Cable, Creditor: Becki & Kurt Schwader.
#C-14c-031505. Date:
5/2/2015abs
Debtor: Barbara A Nordstrom, Creditor: Cach Llc.
#D-15cv-030022. Date:
5/2/2015abs
Debtor: Matthew Warfield, Creditor: Eric Laakso.
#C-15c-030198. Date:
5/2/2015abs
Debtor: Jessica Rivera,
Creditor: Drake Manor
Management Inc. Amount:
$1284.01. Case #C-15c030732. Date: 5/2/2015abs
Debtor: Marissa Ochoa,
Creditor: Henderson Management And Real. Amount:
$4000.0. Case #C-15c031100. Date: 5/5/2015abs
Debtor: Theron F
& Terrilee Williams,
Creditor: Colo St Revenue.
#D-D352012cv801926.
Date: 5/5/2015abs
Debtor: Theron F
#D-D352012cv803033.
Date: 5/5/2015abs
Debtor: Theron F
#D-D352014cv800214.
Date: 5/5/2015abs
Debtor: Theron F
#D-D352014cv801597.
Date: 5/5/2015abs
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Debtor: Lori K Lafaver,
#D-D352013cv801797.
Date: 5/5/2015abs
Debtor: Darrel E Stiger,
#D-D352014cv801633.
Date: 5/5/2015abs
Debtor: Dustin Spencer,
#D-D352013cv801366.
Date: 5/5/2015abs
Debtor: Genesio A Zomparelli, Creditor: Colo
St Revenue. Amount:
$2578.78. Case
#D-D352012cv802609.
Date: 5/5/2015abs
Debtor: Thomas W
& Phyllis O Newlove,
#D-D352014cv800586.
Date: 5/5/2015abs
Debtor: Richard T Swinney, Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Amount: $7436.0. Case
#D-D352012cv803669.
Date: 5/5/2015abs
Debtor: Eldon K &
Nancy I Weiss, Creditor: Colo St Revenue.
#D-D352014cv801366.
Date: 5/5/2015abs
Debtor: David W Miller,
#D-D352013cv801559.
Date: 5/5/2015abs
Debtor: Wilfrido A David,
#D-D352014cv800278.
Date: 5/5/2015abs
Debtor: Wilfrido A David,
#D-D352014cv801165.
Date: 5/5/2015abs
Debtor: Robert R
Jr Bartlett, Creditor: Colo St Revenue.
#D-D352013cv800437.
Date: 5/5/2015abs
Debtor: Robert R
Jr Bartlett, Creditor: Colo St Revenue.
#D-D352013cv801382.
Date: 5/5/2015abs
Debtor: Jeremy E Hammett, Creditor: Colo
St Revenue. Amount:
$23233.0. Case
#D-D352012cv800822.
Date: 5/5/2015abs
St Revenue. Amount:
$4598.0. Case
#D-D352012cv802751.
Date: 5/5/2015abs
Debtor: Jeremy E Hammett, Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Amount: $940.0. Case
#D-D352014cv801498.
Date: 5/5/2015abs
St Revenue. Amount:
$5086.0. Case
#D-D352014cv801604.
Date: 5/5/2015abs
Debtor: Richard T Swinney, Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Amount: $4531.0. Case
#D-D352014cv801610.
Date: 5/5/2015abs
Debtor: Eugene R &
Marci J Berry, Creditor: Colo St Revenue.
#D-D352014cv801910.
Date: 5/5/2015abs
Debtor: Eugene R &
Marci J Berry, Creditor: Colo St Revenue.
#D-D352014cv800491.
Date: 5/5/2015abs
Debtor: Tammy J
& Javier Montero,
#D-D352013cv801588.
Date: 5/5/2015abs
Debtor: Tammy J Montero,
#D-D352012cv803097.
Date: 5/5/2015abs
from 1A
parts of Boulder. Comcast, which
already offers multi-gigabit speeds
for businesses across most of its Colorado footprint, seemed to one-up
CenturyLink a few days later with its
announcement that this summer it
will begin offering 2-gigabit fiber-tothe-home service to nearly 1 million
residences in the state. Comcast that
day also made a new 250-megabit
residential tier of service available to
much of the state for $150 per month.
Comcast officials said they’ve been
building out their fiber optic network
over the past several years to the point
that the infrastructure now is in place
for a broad rollout of residential gigabit service.
“Our Internet service and our platform is really built for tomorrow’s
technologies,” Comcast vice president
of public relations Cindy Parsons said.
“Access to this gigabit pro service
obviously is an opportunity for us to
ensure our customers have access to
the most advanced services.”
Cities looking at providing their
own service still are waiting to learn
some details about the state’s two
major broadband providers’ new
offerings.
CenturyLink’s approach to rolling
out new speeds has been largely on a
neighborhood-by-neighborhood basis.
While many parts of Denver and all
new construction along the Front
Range have access to the company’s
residential gigabit Internet speeds,
company officials have yet to commit
to a timeline for adding such service
elsewhere in existing neighborhoods
– other than stating that it will do so
when demand and return on investment make sense.
Comcast, meanwhile, has taken a
different approach to adding speed
by rolling out the advances to large
swaths of its footprint all at the same
time. Locally, the 2-gigabit rollout
will happen almost throughout.
While the 250-megabit service isn’t
immediately available in Fort Collins,
Windsor or Greeley, Parsons said it
will be coming to those cities soon.
Comcast hasn’t set a specific month
for its 2-gigabit launch yet, though.
Pricing for that service is still under
wraps as well, and Parsons said there
could be promotional pricing early on.
But given the 250-megabit pricing,
the 2-gigabit price figures to be well
above the $50 per month at which
Longmont offers its gigabit service to
charter members.
The added speed is great, said Don
Ingle, director of information technology for the city of Boulder, but he,
too, is waiting to learn more about the
two companies’ new offerings.
“Can they do it cost-competitively? ” Ingle said. “The affordability
becomes a real question, so we’re anxious to hear more about that.”
Boulder was among cities in the
state that last fall received voter
approval to free themselves from the
confines of a state law put in place in
2005 that prevents Colorado municipalities from providing telecommunications services. Those cities still have
plenty to work out before actually
providing such service if they decide
to do so. Boulder, for instance, probably will publish a request for proposals soon for a feasibility study that
would look at various business models
and the logistics involved with each.
Ingle said Boulder’s city council has
so far been “pretty adamant” about
wanting to do some sort of publicprivate partnership rather than going
it alone as Longmont has done.
For t C ol l i n s ha s budgeted
$300,000 to explore the pros and
cons of creating a municipal broadband utility, although Atteberry said
more exploration would take place
even if voters this fall decide to grant
the city the right to provide broadband services.
In Loveland, meanwhile, the city
council at a May 12 study session gave
guidance to its staff to draft an ordinance that also would override the
state law. Steve Adams, director of
water and power for the city of Loveland, said a first reading of such an
ordinance probably would go before
the council sometime this summer,
with final approval needed by midAugust before such a measure could
be placed on the November ballot.
Adams said Loveland is in the
early stages of exploring municipal
broadband and is looking at as many
as six possible models. But he doesn’t
believe the announcements from
Comcast and CenturyLink will alter
those plans for now.
“I think at this point we have our
direction (from council), and that’s
what we’re going to pursue,” Adams
said. “We’re going to take it one step
at a time.”
While Comcast and CenturyLink are reluctant to say so, area city
officials believe the increased interest in adding municipal broadband
throughout the state has helped accelerate increased speed offerings from
the incumbent providers in Colorado.
When Fort Collins officials met with
officials from Comcast and CenturyLink a year ago, Atteberry said there
was no indication then that the companies would be making such moves.
Penny Larson, CenturyLink’s vice
president for operations in Colorado,
said her company is focusing squarely
on customer demand and needs as
it rolls out new services, rather than
getting caught up in speed wars. CenturyLink’s gigabit service is available
to 92,000 businesses in Colorado, and
a large focus for the company in the
near term is catering to those small
and medium-sized businesses.
Seeing Comcast and CenturyLink
ratchet up their services in Colorado
comes as no surprise to Longmont
officials. The city began building out
fiber-to-the-home service to residences and businesses citywide last year.
Earlier this year it announced that
it was accelerating its timeline for
doing so, now aiming to have the network complete several months sooner
than the original early 2017 goal.
Among the first wave of residents to
be offered Longmont’s gigabit service,
city officials say they’ve seen a 45 percent take rate.
“I knew darn well they weren’t
going to stand still and let us eat into
their market share,” Tom Roiniotis,
general manager of Longmont Power
and Communications, said of CenturyLink’s and Comcast’s announcements.
But Roiniotis said he isn’t worried
about the viability of NextLight in
the face of the increased competition.
For one thing, he believes there’s still
no competition for the price at which
the city is offering its gigabit speed.
In fact, he added, he’s happy to see
the incumbent providers in Colorado
responding positively to the threat of
competition from municipalities by
increasing their own services rather
than suing municipalities, as has happened elsewhere in the country.
“The consumer wins,” Roiniotis
said. “So my reaction is I think it’s
great. I think it’s going to be good for
Colorado and ultimately good for the
nation.”
Joshua Lindenstein can be reached
at 303-630-1943, 970-416-7343 or
[email protected]. Follow him on Twitter at @joshlindenstein

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