Amy Dickinson
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Sunday, April 30, 2017
Review: A satisfyingly grown up “Secret Garden” at the Stage Theatre
Zoe Manarel and the company of The Secret Garden.
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May the Fourth in Denver: Star Wars-centric events evolve with the films
Emma Leighton, 6, wears a Princess Leia costume during a Star Wars themed day at Wings Over the Rockies on Sunday, May 1, 2016.
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Mini horses and giant hats: Where to celebrate the Kentucky Derby in Denver
Kentucky Derby fans, like these ladies at Churchill Downs in Louisville, Ky., last year, can celebrate the derby in Denver too. <!–IPTC: LOUISVILLE, KY - MAY 02: Fans pose for a photograph prior to the 135th running of the Kentucky Derby on May 2, 2009 at Churchill Downs in Louisville, Kentucky. (Photo by Robert Meggers/Getty Images)–>
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Saturday, April 29, 2017
How Billers Help Merchants Profit While Playing by the Rules
Adult merchants face a wide range of challenges and considerations, including those surrounding the receipt and processing of payments for their products and services — a process governed by numerous corporate rules, international laws, and an overriding need for profitability.
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Colorado-led “American Ninja Warrior” phenomenon leaps into Magness Arena this weekend
Ninja Warrior Beth Ann Senderak, lelf, is checking the course for coming competition by volunteer staff Willie Tibbetts at Magness Arena of University of Denver. Inspired by their turns on the TV competition series ÒAmerican Ninja Warrior,Ó members of the Wolfpack Ninja Warrior team will come to DUÕs Ritchie Center April 29-30 to kick off their national tour. April 28, 2017 in Denver.
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This Joe is still sloppy, with extra fun from a funghi
You can’t take yourself too seriously when you’re eating a sloppy Joe sandwich. You’re bound to giggle at some point when the saucy meat starts spilling out of the bun, and, inevitably, at least some winds up on your face and fingers. It’s officially fun food, loved by kids and adults alike.
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This Joe is still sloppy, with extra fun from a funghi
You can’t take yourself too seriously when you’re eating a sloppy Joe sandwich. You’re bound to giggle at some point when the saucy meat starts spilling out of the bun, and, inevitably, at least some winds up on your face and fingers. It’s officially fun food, loved by kids and adults alike.
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Eats like a pizza but takes less time to make and bake
Pizza-type meals are easy to pull together on a weeknight, as long as you plan ahead for dough or keep the store-bought, refrigerated bags of it in stock. But this recipe from John Whaite’s new book, “Perfect Plates in 5 Ingredients” reminds us of another way to go.
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Eats like a pizza but takes less time to make and bake
Pizza-type meals are easy to pull together on a weeknight, as long as you plan ahead for dough or keep the store-bought, refrigerated bags of it in stock. But this recipe from John Whaite’s new book, “Perfect Plates in 5 Ingredients” reminds us of another way to go.
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Sous vide is couture convenience food. Is this the year home cooks finally embrace it?
Photo illustration of a Sous Vide, a new kitchen cooking device on Thursday, May 5, 2011. Food is sealed in plastic and cooked in this machine. Food details, a steak wrapped in the plastic. Cyrus McCrimmon, The Denver Post
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4 things to do now if you plan to sell your house
A "sale pending" sign is displayed in front of a home for sale.
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Friday, April 28, 2017
Birding for science: Denver Field Ornithologists is leading a citizen-science initiative in the heart of the city
Chuck Hundertmark is part of Denver Field Ornithologists, a birding club that leads field trips across the Front Range and plains every week, photographing birds a City Park on April 26, 2017 in Denver.
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With heirloom seeds, you’re planting history in your garden
Golden Bantam is a delectable, heirloom variety of corn from which you can save seeds for sharing and for planting in years to come — as long it is grown in isolation from other varieties of corn.
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Salvaged barns repurposed as high-end finishes by Front Range retailers
Owners Jay Breitlow, left, and Dan Shetter build a barn door at Authentic Barnwood, 923 Main St., Thursday, April 27, 2017.
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New gadget from Amazon wants to help you pick out your outfit
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A Look at the Latest Technological Advances in Billing
As the digital media industry races headlong into a future full of new technology, one vital underpinning — the ability to easily, profitably, and safely process payment transactions — is taking a more measured approach to its technological evolution, yet evolving nonetheless.
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Pros offer tips for starting your own seeds to save time and money in the garden
Seed starting for the 2008 growing season using fiber cells, organic soil and a lot of tomato, cucumber and basil seeds.
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Calling citizen scientists: Researchers want you to track nesting birds in your garden
A nesting Anna's hummingbird.
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It’s Arbor Day. Here’s how to properly plant a tree
Bill Bessesen, a volunteer with Denver Digs Trees, puts mulch on some of the 28 trees remaining to be sold. The Denver Digs Trees program helps residents cultivate a greener, healthier, more livable urban environment.<!–IPTC: Bill Bessesen, a volunteer with Denver Digs Trees, puts mulch on some of the 28 trees remaining to be sold.The Denver Digs Trees program helps residents cultivate a greener, healthier, more livable urban environment. The program provides Denver residents with affordable trees for planting on both public and private property. The group sold over 40 trees today October 29th, 2012 at the City Park Greenhouse for $25 each.The Park People hosts two tree distributions each year - spring and fall, offering a variety of species appropriate for Colorado's climate and the urban environment. These low cost trees are available to all Denver residents and are free to residents in our 23 target neighborhoods.Helen H. Richardson, The Denver Post–>
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Things to do in your Colorado garden the week of April 29 include pruning clematis vines
Clematis will flower more profusely after being pruned. <!–IPTC: This May 17, 2007 file photo shows clematis in New Market, Va. Clematis will flower more profusely and train more readily after being pruned. Most of the early varieties should be pruned immediately after blooming so they can grow new wood to support the next season's flowers. (AP Photo/Dean Fosdick)–>
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Spring swap of veggie starts can change the flavor of your garden
Starting seeds is a simple, cheap way to get your garden going. But it has other benefits, including the ability to swap different varieties of plants with your garden pals. Dana Coffield/The Denver Post
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8 indie bookstores in Denver to help your reading stay local for Independent Bookstore Day
Carey Dowling, right, and daughter Makenna find a comfortable spot to peruse books at the Tattered Cover in LoDo.
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Five Points will jazz it up again this May
DENVER, CO - May 16: Caterina Caballero dances with Ben Bell in front of the Joe Bonner Stage while Joe Smith and the Spicy Pickles play Saturday, May 16, 2015 along Welton Street in the Five Points neighborhood of Denver, Colorado. The annual Five Points Jazz Festival brings out close to 40 performances at eight different venues in the neighborhood and hundreds of people to listen to jazz and blues performances from across the country.
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Jameson: Rug Deals, part 2: the finer points of fine rugs
Good thing I was sitting down when my husband, DC, leaned over and asked if we should buy one of the handwoven rugs being flung at us at a rug shop in Kusadasi, Turkey, last October. “Are you crazy?” I said. I thought he’d caught some exotic Greek Island fever. We were on a cruise,
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Thursday, April 27, 2017
Free burgers and other deals around Denver, April 28-May 4
An employee of Pizzeria Locale adds toppings to dough at the restaurant.
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Free burgers and other deals around Denver, April 28-May 4
An employee of Pizzeria Locale adds toppings to dough at the restaurant.
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Seen: Invest in Kids Gala serves up pork and beans
Stephanie Cariño, who gave a testimonial speech, and her daughter, Jayden DeLeón. The 9th Annual Invest in Kids Gala at Cluster Studios in Denver, Colorado, on Friday, April 21, 2017.
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Boulder-filmed “Casting JonBenét” premieres on Netflix on Friday
"Casting JonBenét," from director Kitty Green, will premiere this week on Netflix after months of acclaim and a January Sundance Film Festival debut.
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Cap Hill mainstay Park Tavern reopens with a fresh look, new menu and impressive rooftop
The Park Tavern & Restaurant in Denver's Capitol Hill neighborhood is slowly rolling out it's new renovations.
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Colorado breweries look to expand footprint under proposed bill
Locally brewed beer available in the taproom and bar at Call to Arms Brewing Company on Feb. 6, 2017 in Denver.
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Colorado breweries look to expand footprint under proposed bill
Locally brewed beer available in the taproom and bar at Call to Arms Brewing Company on Feb. 6, 2017 in Denver.
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Sex Toy Storage Creators Discuss Growing Consumer Demand for Hygienic Options
Growing up, you probably had a few toys. When playtime came to an end, you were probably asked to put them away. Now, you are a grown up, and you probably have some toys of a different variety.
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The food truck nirvana that is Civic Center EATS returns May 2
Hundreds of people enjoy delicious food from a variety of food trucks at Civic Center Park on the first day of the 11th annual Civic Center EATS on May 3, 2016 in Denver. The event will be even bigger in 2017.
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The food truck nirvana that is Civic Center EATS returns May 2
Hundreds of people enjoy delicious food from a variety of food trucks at Civic Center Park on the first day of the 11th annual Civic Center EATS on May 3, 2016 in Denver. The event will be even bigger in 2017.
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10 picks for Doors Open Denver’s achitectural tour this weekend
Sophia Moroz, 5, place a red carnation at the entry to Babi Yar Park in Denver on Sunday, Sept. 25, 2016.
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Seen: Laugh Yourself Blue raises $300,000
Emily Roche, Nicole Storbakken, Ron Lindsey, Dustin Whitmore, and Amanda Kelly. The Firefly Autism gala at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts, Seawell Ballroom, in Denver, Colorado, on Thursday, April 13, 2017.
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Nordstrom is selling jeans caked in fake dirt for hundreds of dollars
Shoppers walk into a Nordstrom store in Pittsburgh. High-end department store Nordstrom is getting heat on social media for selling a pair of dirty-looking jeans for $425.
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Wednesday, April 26, 2017
Johnson & Wales students from all four campuses compete in Bake Off and Iron Chef competition
Elizabeth Harkess, a freshman at Johnson & Wales University North Miami Campus, is announced winner of the bake off on Wednesday, April 26, 2017.
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Johnson & Wales students from all four campuses compete in Bake Off and Iron Chef competition
Elizabeth Harkess, a freshman at Johnson & Wales University North Miami Campus, is announced winner of the bake off on Wednesday, April 26, 2017.
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Congress Park’s Chocolate Lab serves sweet and savory
These bacon-wrapped dates from Chocolate Lab have chocolate on them.
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Congress Park’s Chocolate Lab serves sweet and savory
These bacon-wrapped dates from Chocolate Lab have chocolate on them.
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Sneak a peek at Denver’s El Five, from the creators of Root Down and Linger
Paella with a view at El Five.
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Sneak a peek at Denver’s El Five, from the creators of Root Down and Linger
Paella with a view at El Five.
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Chef Troy Guard uses his passion for healthy eating to help kids with chronic illnesses
Chef Troy Guard watches Amaya sample her meatloaf dish she cooked during a taping at TAG Restaurant on April 25, 2017 on Larimer Square.
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Chef Troy Guard uses his passion for healthy eating to help kids with chronic illnesses
Chef Troy Guard watches Amaya sample her meatloaf dish she cooked during a taping at TAG Restaurant on April 25, 2017 on Larimer Square.
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Uncovering the Newest Trends in Alternative Billing
For adult merchants, especially adult website operators, the notion of “alternative billing” hasn’t really evolved from its Ameri-centric “anything but MasterCard or Visa” origins — but the options for serving the rest of the world’s consumers have increased dramatically over the years.
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Tuesday, April 25, 2017
Get Cooking: My grandmother’s mayonnaise
In this photo illustration an egg yolk falls out of its shell on Jan. 5, 2011.
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Flowers can make your cocktails beautiful — and flavorful. These Denver bars show you how.
The Spring Queen fling cocktail at Stoic and Genuine on April 3, 2017 in Denver. Spring is the season to find flowers in your cocktails.
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Flowers can make your cocktails beautiful — and flavorful. These Denver bars show you how.
The Spring Queen fling cocktail at Stoic and Genuine on April 3, 2017 in Denver. Spring is the season to find flowers in your cocktails.
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New Saigon in Denver changes owners
Thai Nguyen, right, watches as his wife Ha Pham cooks at New Saigon in 2013. (Cyrus McCrimmon, The Denver Post)
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Tell us about your mom and we’ll pick your Denver Mother’s Day plans
You can get mom flowers this Mother's Day, or you can blow her socks off with an awesome plan. (Lewis Geyer, Longmont Times-Call)
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With 4 million views and 50,000 followers, Denver YouTuber ready to break out
Denver's Tasneem Afridi was one of only five people in the U.S. chosen for YouTube’s Creators for Change fellowship.
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Summer’s coming: Elitch Gardens opens for the 2017 season this weekend
Elitch Gardens' latest thrill ride, the 17-story Star Flyer, will open to the public in April 2017.
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3 tips for protecting your baby garden plants during Colorado’s spring weather tantrums
Spring flowers are coated with snow along 9th street in Boulder on May 11, 2014.
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Remove the tails in this pink shrimp with grapefruit recipe
Iron Skillet Shrimp With Grapefruit.
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Remove the tails in this pink shrimp with grapefruit recipe
Iron Skillet Shrimp With Grapefruit.
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Sexual Enhancement Market Sees Growth From Couples-Friendly Approach
From cock rings and penis pumps to creams, gels and sprays, male sexual enhancement products have long been a fixture in the pleasure products/sex toys sector. But the marketing of those products has evolved considerably in recent years.
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Clafoutis: The rustic French dessert that one-ups a pancake — and it’s healthful
Honey Whole-Wheat Clafoutis With Raspberries.
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Monday, April 24, 2017
Major grocery chains said “no.” So hundreds in north Aurora are making an organic food co-op.
Fresh produce is stacked on shelves in the new Smartco store. SmartCo is a new warehouse grocery chain opening five stores in Denver in former Albertsons locations. The one on South Parker road opened Tuesday, June 22, 2010.
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Major grocery chains said “no.” So hundreds in north Aurora are making an organic food co-op.
Fresh produce is stacked on shelves in the new Smartco store. SmartCo is a new warehouse grocery chain opening five stores in Denver in former Albertsons locations. The one on South Parker road opened Tuesday, June 22, 2010.
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the stripper’s tax return
The stripper’s tax return
A woman has told how she started stripping to fund an unpaid internship when she was a student and went on to earn nearly $80,000 a year.
Sayoni Nyakoon, who at the time was studying for her undergraduate degree in Denver, Colorado, first got into the business when she took it up as a summer job aged 20. Sayoni was motivated by money - taking home an average of $400 per night before tax for working six hour days, four times a week - she wrote on Financial Diet.
To put all the clichés and myths to rest, to let you hear it from the horse’s mouth — or the stripper’s tax return — let’s throw numbers around.
I would earn $76,800 dollars a year — before taxes — if I worked for six hours a day, four days out of the week, and averaged $400 each night.
‘Why become a stripper? An easy answer is: Money…At age 19, I started my undergrad at the University of Colorado, and found it difficult to balance working even just twelve hours a week and maintain decent grades.
‘Then, I turned 20, and was offered an unpaid internship with the Colorado Department of Education. I realized that if I accepted the offer, I would risk my financial security and independence. Later that summer, I became a stripper,’ she wrote.
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Carmelo’s baby momma a stripper?
TMZ reported that Carmelo had knocked up a stripper around 24 hours after the news of the forward’s marital split became public. The site says that “the other woman often works at a gentleman’s club in NYC.” Though Fameolous’ report contradicts TMZ saying that Mia works as a social worker, not a dancer. Their report adds that since the news of her relationship with Carmelo became public, Mia has moved to North Carolina.
Since the news of Carmelo’s alleged infidelity emerged, Mia has deleted her Facebook page and switched her Instagram to private. Though in one Instagram post seen by Heavy.com, Mia is shown to know civil rights icon and comedian Dick Gregory.
Mia wants Carmelo to “kick in” for the baby’s costs, including medical bills, according to TMZ. While Fameolous reports that since becoming pregnant, Mia has been open about motherhood and has been texting photos of her sonogram to friends.
ACM Awards with Stripper-cowboys
Bryan and Bentley are co-hosting the show for a second year, and joked about doing Vegas activities leading up to the awards show, even showing photos of them dressed as stripper-cowboys.
Bryan even joked days ahead that the ACM Awards would unite Democrats and Republicans.
“Democrats and Republicans are going to get along on Sunday night. They’re all going to watch the ACMs together and stuff’s going to start happening in this country. It’s going to change,” Bryan said in an interview with The Associated Press. “Cats and dogs are going to make out.”
From: denver.cbslocal.com
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Motherhood gets a microphone, builds a community with “Listen To Your Mother” coming to Boulder
The participants in the 2017 Listen To Your Mother event on April 29 in Boulder. Far back row l to r: Ellen Nordberg, Stephanie Sprenger; Middle row: Elizabeth Cook, Lynn Benton Gottman, Carla Fisher, Lisa Shearer Cooper, Amy Muller, Stephanie Gates, Eddie Young, Kristina Newman; Front row: M. Regina Oakes, Aimie K. Runyan, Bri Hill Kastner, Maura Weiler.
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Big-name Denver chefs launch artisan pastry line you can buy at Whole Foods
The Füdmill team – Alex Seidel, Keegan Gerhard, Lisa Bailey and Matt Vawter
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Big-name Denver chefs launch artisan pastry line you can buy at Whole Foods
The Füdmill team – Alex Seidel, Keegan Gerhard, Lisa Bailey and Matt Vawter
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Raising Cane’s is bringing its chicken to Denver. So we want to know, is it really that good?
Are these chicken fingers from Raising Cane’s worth losing our minds over?
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We’ve made your Denver Mother’s Day plans based on the kind of mom you have
Early Bird gluten free El Jefe Stuffed Waffle
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New bagel shop in Boulder is serving up Montreal-style bagels, whatever that is
Plain bagel with smoked maple cream cheese from Woodgrain Bagels.
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New bagel shop in Boulder is serving up Montreal-style bagels, whatever that is
Plain bagel with smoked maple cream cheese from Woodgrain Bagels.
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NMG’s Megan Stokes Helps Brands Find New Revenue
NMG Management, which helps adult companies find new ways to increase revenue and brand exposure, has some of the industry’s most prominent studios listed as clients.
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Sunday, April 23, 2017
84-year-old Gloria Siekmeier runs her 30th Cherry Creek Sneak in Denver
Gloria Siekmeier, 84, right, chats with her grandson-in-law Ben Feijoo, left, as they admire her great-grandchildren, and Feijoo's kids, Eliana, second from left, and her twin brother Gabriel before the start of the 35th annual Cherry Creek Sneak on April 23, 2017 in Denver. Siekmeier has run the Cherry Creek Sneak races for 30 years. She goes back and forth from running the 5k and the 5 miler. This year, her 30th year running, she chose to do the 5 mile race.
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How Advertisers Use Your Devices to Sell You Stuff
The paranoia has reached an all-time high. Now some people actually believe that their microwave ovens are spying on them — despite the fact they don’t have any listening devices or cameras.
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Saturday, April 22, 2017
As Mobile Grows, So Does Need to Push Sales
The number of consumers browsing and buying online will reach 270 million by 2020, driven largely by activity on mobile devices, according to Forrester.
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Friday, April 21, 2017
New photo book features LGBTQ people and their homes, some in Colorado
Former registered nurse Jerry Shelton walks in front of his home in Fruita.
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Seen: Dine & D’Art not your typical fancy-pants bash
April Johnson and Luki Song perform before dinner. The ArtReach Dine & D'Art Gala at Kuni Lexus of Greenwood Village in Greenwood Village, Colorado, on Friday, April 7, 2017.
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Baking with spring flowers: lilac sugar and pavlovas
Lilac sugar, made with fresh lilac flowers and sugar, on April 17, 2017, in Denver Colorado.
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Baking with spring flowers: lilac sugar and pavlovas
Lilac sugar, made with fresh lilac flowers and sugar, on April 17, 2017, in Denver Colorado.
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CU study examines the role of lactate in cancer and why exercise reduces cancer risks
BOULDER, CO - APRIL 19: Dr. Inigo San Millan, right, reads data on the computer as triathlete Zach Barber runs on the treadmill during a metabolic and physiologic test at the University of Colorado Sports Medicine Performance Center April 19, 2017 in Boulder, Colorado.
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With AI, Routine Tasks Start Fading Away
Even if we don’t completely replace ourselves or a coworker with an AI, we will certainly replace parts of our jobs.
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Outside Voice: The garden is filled with nothing but good excuses
Vinca minor – commonly known as creeping myrtle or periwinkle – is a hardy, spreading perennial that works great as a ground cover in challenging location, such as under trees or near a house foundation. Dana Coffield, The Denver Post
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How to add fragrance to the colorful tapestry of your Colorado garden
Fragrance adds an additional component to your Colorado garden.
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Punch List: The week of April 22 is fine to shop for bloomers for your Colorado garden, but it’s too early to plant them
Many different annual seeds can be sown before the last spring frost, usually mid-May. Check seed packet for planting depth and sun location. They include — alyssum, bachelor button, dianthus, bee balm, bells of Ireland, bunny tail grass, calendula, cleome, love-in-a-midst, lupine, poppy, snapdragon, sweet pea and viola.
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Splurge vs. Save: Coffee tables for every style and space
Mid-century modern marble coffee table.
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Techniques of the Trade: Doing war with Japanese beetles
From Boulder to Pueblo, warming soils are waking up landscapes with blossoms, sprouts, and bugs. But it's the munching hoard of Japanese beetles that lately has Front Range gardeners freaking out. Betty Cahill, Special to The Denver Post
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With beekeeping, community goes a long way
Beekeepers at a vineyard apiary who have combined their honeybee colonies so they can share equipment and ease their workload near Langley, Wash. Community beekeeping is a practical option for hobbyists trying to establish new colonies.
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Thursday, April 20, 2017
Jameson: How to buy a rug, part 1: Meet the dealer
Tying 1,264 knots per square inch, this Turkish weaver will take 14 months to complete this hand-knotted, silk rug, which will be about the size of a pillowcase, and will ultimately sell for over $13,000.
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How to get free admission to the Wild Animal Sanctuary on Earth Day and other deals around Denver, April 21-27
The Wild Animal Sanctuary releases the first pride of Bolivian lions into their 20-acre outdoor habitat, April 14, 2011, in Keenesburg.
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Subway shuts hundreds of U.S. stores in historic retrenchment
Companies like Subway have been using "noncompete" agreements to stop workers from seeking better compensation at rival companies. (Associated Press file)
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Ask Amy: Exhausted mother deserves husband’s support
Dear Amy: I am a married mother of a 2-year-old, and a 5-month-old baby. My husband and I are both professionals, and I am currently on parental leave. My husband’s is the “primary” career in the house, and he earns a lot more than I do. I am happy taking care of my little ones,
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Lubes, Lotions and Potions: Manufacturers Talk Gateway Products
Sensual body care products have strong consumer interest and plenty of appeal for customers of all types. With lubes, massage oils, creams, lotions, and sprays all bringing in significant sales, manufacturers weigh in on the mainstream appetite for these products and the industry’s current trends.
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Denver-based dating app attracts like-minded investors, raises $1.8 million
MeetMindful, the Denver startup behind the same-named conscientious dating app.
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Wednesday, April 19, 2017
Seen: LivLyme Foundation Gala
Dr. Richard Horowitz with the Junior Host Committee: Emerson Coleman, Annie Pardun, Sophia Aalami, and Olivia Goodreau. Inaugural LivLyme Foundation Gala at Infinity Park Event Center in Denver, Colorado, on Saturday, April 8, 2017.
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Generating More Revenue With Native Ads
Publishers and advertisers both have different wants and needs when it comes to advertising. Publishers are looking to increase revenues and maximizing their fill rates, while advertisers are looking for excellent targeting and high-quality traffic. Native advertising is the format that provides these benefits.
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Get Cooking: Ways to get rid of unwanted fat on food
Some "must-have" utensils for cooking including a perforated spoon that could help scoop fat that pools at the rim of a pot.
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Get Cooking: Ways to get rid of unwanted fat on food
Some "must-have" utensils for cooking including a perforated spoon that could help scoop fat that pools at the rim of a pot.
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Low and slow: The skills you need to create an epic slow cooker meal, plus a few recipe ideas
Denver Post features editor Barbara Ellis' slow cooker Sausage Lasagna from “Slow Cooker Revolution” by America's Test Kitchen at the Denver Post studios April 11, 2017 in Denver, Colorado.
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Low and slow: The skills you need to create an epic slow cooker meal, plus a few recipe ideas
Denver Post features editor Barbara Ellis' slow cooker Sausage Lasagna from “Slow Cooker Revolution” by America's Test Kitchen at the Denver Post studios April 11, 2017 in Denver, Colorado.
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Tuesday, April 18, 2017
Molly’s of Denver closing her store after decades of dressing female power brokers
Longtime Denver retailer Molly Broeren is closing her store in downtown on April 18, 2017 in Denver.
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How to make your kid’s art last forever
Plum Print makes custom books out of kids' artwork. For $89 and up, the company handles everything, including taking photos of the artwork.
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A vegetarian’s guide to brown-bagging everyday lunch favorites
Registered dietician Susan Ellis recommended a hummus wrap with tomatoes and cheese in a whole wheat tortilla for a nutritious vegetarian lunch. As a side, eat a greek yogurt for protein and a rainbow of vegetables for nutrients.
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A vegetarian’s guide to brown-bagging everyday lunch favorites
Registered dietician Susan Ellis recommended a hummus wrap with tomatoes and cheese in a whole wheat tortilla for a nutritious vegetarian lunch. As a side, eat a greek yogurt for protein and a rainbow of vegetables for nutrients.
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Meet the owner and CEO of Palangi Fit in Arvada
Angie Gingerich throws a punch into the mitts of Sam Botts during a kickboxing class at Palangi Fit on April 11 in Arvada.
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Attention, America: A part-time Parisian is bringing back the quiche
Dorie Greenspan's Herbed Mushroom Quiche.
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Attention, America: A part-time Parisian is bringing back the quiche
Dorie Greenspan's Herbed Mushroom Quiche.
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Meet the head cheese of Cheese Ranch in Golden
A wheel of Parmesan cheese on a table at Cheese Ranch on April 12 in Golden. Cheese Ranch offers a variety of gourmet cheeses as well as sandwiches made to order.
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Meet the head cheese of Cheese Ranch in Golden
A wheel of Parmesan cheese on a table at Cheese Ranch on April 12 in Golden. Cheese Ranch offers a variety of gourmet cheeses as well as sandwiches made to order.
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Starting tomorrow you can try the Unicorn Frappuccino that changes colors
This photo provided by Starbucks shows the company's “Unicorn Frappuccino." Starbucks says its newest beverage not only changes colors with a stir of the straw, but flavors as well. The Seattle chain says its “Unicorn Frappuccino” starts as a purple drink with blue swirls that tastes sweet and fruity, before changing to pink with a tangy and tart taste with a stir of the straw. The company says the drink is available for a limited time while supplies last, from April 19 to April 23, 2017, in the United States, Canada and Mexico. (Starbucks via AP)
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How to turn asparagus into a bowl of pasta that sings of spring
Penne With Asparagus Pesto and White Beans.
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How to turn asparagus into a bowl of pasta that sings of spring
Penne With Asparagus Pesto and White Beans.
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Apple readies iPhone overhaul for smartphone’s 10th anniversary
Phil Schiller, Apple's senior vice president of worldwide marketing, talks about the pricing on the new iPhone 7 during an event to announce new products Sept. 7, 2016, in San Francisco.
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Quick to make, fun to eat: Why Chinese lettuce wraps will never go out of style
Pork and Mushroom San Choy Bau.
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Quick to make, fun to eat: Why Chinese lettuce wraps will never go out of style
Pork and Mushroom San Choy Bau.
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Father Woody Programs at Regis University finds new way to help homeless
Tricia Charfauros cuts plastic bags into strips that will be tied together and crocheted into sleeping mats and pillows for the homeless at Regis University in Denver. Regis University's Father Woody Service Projects is working on a new project to make pillow and mattress cases for the homeless out of recycled grocery bags.
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Lingerie Manufacturers Discuss Latest Trends Driving the Marketplace
Sexy lingerie has been capturing the imaginations of designers, photographers and models for many years, from flappers in the 1920s to Bettie Page in the 1950s.
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A quick guide to Colorado’s national parks — because entry is free this weekend
Strong winds and light rain blowing sand up and over the dunes at Great Sand Dunes National Park March 31, 2017.
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Monday, April 17, 2017
Members of shuttered Longmont kickboxing gym battling for refunds
A workout class at ILoveKickboxing, 2318 W. 17th Ave., May 3, 2016.
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University Park neighborhood is getting a new breakfast-heavy restaurant
Smoked brisket hash with cornbread at Four Friends Kitchen in Stapleton.
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Billing Solutions That Best Suit a Merchant’s Needs
At SegPay, we work with merchants to identify payment processing solutions that best suit their needs.
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Sunday, April 16, 2017
Yes, dog parks can be poop pastures, but are they unsafe?
Dogs enjoy each other's company as they gather around the water bowl at the Railyard Dog Park on April 12, 2017 in Denver.
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Saturday, April 15, 2017
Porn ‘Public Health Crisis’ Is False, Dangerous
We are witnessing the early stages of a moral panic, the likes of which we have not seen since the Reagan Administration.
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Spring cleaning: 4 steps to a more organized garage
A garage organization project in Los Angeles – before being organized to the client's goals.
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Good Friday marked around the world in various ways
La Escuela de Cristo Catholic Church penitents burn incense during an afternoon procession through the streets of Antigua, Guatemala, Friday, April 14, 2017. Hundreds of processions take place throughout Guatemala during the Holy Week.
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Pope speaks of humanity’s “shame” in Good Friday procession
Pope Francis lies down in prayer during the Good Friday Passion of Christ Mass inside St. Peter's Basilica, at the Vatican, Friday, April 14, 2017. Pope Francis began the Good Friday service at the Vatican with the Passion of Christ Mass and hours later will go to the ancient Colosseum in Rome for the traditional Way of the Cross procession.
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Friday, April 14, 2017
Seen: Living Portraits of African-American Women
Lynn Hoskins, left, and Nadine Roberts Cornish were among the honorees at the 25th celebration of Living Portraits of African/American Women on Saturday, March 25, 2017, in Denver.
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Weld County thrillseekers get a lift from new skydiving center
Ron Ross skydives along with an instructor on April 1, 2017. The 73-year-old decided to go for it when a work friend invited him to come along for his daughter's 18th birthday.
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With a new retail store for its artisans, RiNo wants to remind visitors of its roots
The RiNo Arts District will open a new retail store inside Zeppelin Station, a 100,000-square foot office building and market hall under construction at 35th and Wazee streets.
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Conor O’Neill’s Irish pub off Boulder’s Pearl Street Mall to close. Again.
The exterior of Conor O’Neill’s Traditional Irish Pub & Restaurant in Boulder.
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Where science and art meet: Botanic Gardens’ illustration classes help students find beauty in details
Student Vicky Youcha sketches an apple during a Denver Botanic Gardens' School of Botanical Art and Illustration class, where participants learn how to create scientific renderings of plants, on April 4, 2017 in Denver.
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Jameson: Melissa Michaels on what every home should have
Personality, please. That’s what every room needs more of, says blogger and author Melissa Michaels. “It’s easy to create a room that’s a cookie cutter look of someone else’s or an imitation of a picture, but a that doesn’t reflect you.”
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Cam World: Chaturbate’s Ramona Flour Cultivates Community
Wreathed in a scarlet mane of silky flames, Ramona Flour is a mesmerizing Renaissance woman, her painterly figure gorgeously inked and her savvy intellect sharpened to a witty edge.
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Outside Voice: Can we prove our self-sufficiency in the garden?
NORTHGLENN, CO - JUNE 22: Wheatgrass at Friends Trading Company in Northglenn, Colorado on June 22, 2016. Friends Trading Company grows and packages Wheat Grass and other micro greens for wholesale. (Photo by Seth McConnell/The Denver Post)
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7 ways you can grow food in spaces you never imagined possible
Nick Mangels was new to gardening a few years ago. He wanted a new, productive hobby but didn't want to ruin the grass or alter the landscaping of his suburban home in Erie. He was able to avoid digging up grass, moving rocks and sawing wood by buying the first few and eventually making these self-watering containers he uses to grow in. These containers connect with a hose/timer system and all the nutrients the plant will need is added at the time of planting. Nick grew over 1,800 peppers and 1,300 tomatoes in his garden the year these photographs were captured (2015) as well as watermelons, egg plant and other veggies – all in containers.
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Tools of the Trade: Your shed needs one pruner and one lopper
Good quality garden tools may cost more at the outset but are more budget friendly over time. Select bypass pruners and loppers with hardened steel blades. You can buy them new, like these Fiskars PowerGear2 pruners, which run about $25, or look for similar tools at yard sales and thrift shops that can be sharpened and oiled and returned to service. Photo provided by Fiskars.
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Punch List: The Colorado garden clean up continues in the week of April 15
Soil thermometers are sold at garden centers. Using one is the best tool for when to direct seed or transplant. Insert 2- to 3-inches deep and check after 5 minutes. The tool helps you know whether the soil is warm enough to sow seeds.
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Thursday, April 13, 2017
Free entrance to national parks and other deals around Denver, April 14-20
Students from Westview Middle School along with teachers and former students hike to find game cameras that they placed at Rocky Mountain National Park for a research project on Wednesday.
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Get into national parks for free, BOGO Slurpees and other cheap things to do this weekend
Students from Westview Middle School along with teachers and former students hike to find game cameras that they placed at Rocky Mountain National Park for a research project on Wednesday.
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Here’s how much the average single American spends on her dating life
Patti Stanger and Perez Hilton attends the Match.com Dating Confessions Panel Hosted By Patti Stanger on Feb. 8, 2014 in New York City.
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Cam World: TheaForYou Hypnotizes Audiences on Stripchat
TheaForYou is an exotic mirage of heavenly dreams, dancing through streaming lights whenever she graces the web-cam on Stripchat.
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“Disgraced” at the Ricketson is an unsettling, explosive drama
“Disgraced” at the Ricketson Theatre. Left to right: Vandit Bhatt, Olivia Gilliatt and Dorien Makhloghi.
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Wednesday, April 12, 2017
Seen: Little Hearts Luncheon tugs at the heartstrings
Cora Jane performs for the crowd. The 2017 Little Hearts Luncheon and Fashion Show at the Wings Over the Rockies Air & Space Museum in Denver, Colorado, on Friday, April 7, 2017.
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DU announces honorees for Legends of Dance in Colorado
Maria Mosina performs during rehearsal for "La Sylphie" on Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2015.
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Dear Cosmopolitan magazine: “Cancer is not a diet plan”
A screenshot of the Cosmolitcan Magazine tweet captured Monday April 10, 2017.
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Dear Cosmopolitan magazine: “Cancer is not a diet plan”
A screenshot of the Cosmolitcan Magazine tweet captured Monday April 10, 2017.
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Of course those eyelashes are fake … and they are spectacular
MIreille Enos's lashes power the glittery panache of her show, "The Catch."
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A lifetime of chickens as pets, food and summer jobs
Willgottheim, FRANCE: Picture of new born chicks at the Couvoirs de l'Est firm 23 February 2006 in Willgottheim, east of France. The Couvoirs de l'Est company, which sell chicks to stockbreeders, reduced its production to face the falling demand due to risks of bird flu in France. AFP PHOTO FREDERICK FLORIN (Photo credit should read FREDERICK FLORIN/AFP/Getty Images)
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Colorado Dines Out for the Arts hits Denver today
A burger from CHUBurger, an Oskar Blues Foodery, in RiNo.
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Help Illegal Pete’s pick its next menu item
A man walks past an Illegal Pete’s restaurant, in Boulder, Colo. on Thursday, Oct. 23, 2014. The burrito chain is hosting a concert to benefit the African Community Center on March 9.
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Denver chef and restaurant owner Troy Guard has a busy summer ahead
TAG Restaurant Group owner Troy Guard at TAG Restaurant in 2016.
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WIA Profile: Michelle Marcus
Each month, industry news media organization XBIZ spotlights the career accomplishments and outstanding contributions of Women in Adult. WIA profiles offer an intimate look at the professional lives of the industry’s most influential female executives.
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Littleton Crabapple Route a source of pride
Several crabapple trees greet patrons at the post office April 3 in downtown Littleton. The trees are some of those lining 7 miles of roads in the city thanks to a commitment by local residents to carry on a city beautification program that began 40 years ago.
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Fruit invasion at craft breweries blurs lines of traditional beer styles
Great Divide Roadie Grapefruit Radler beer at the Great Divide Barrel Bar April 6, 2017 in Denver.
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Fruit invasion at craft breweries blurs lines of traditional beer styles
Great Divide Roadie Grapefruit Radler beer at the Great Divide Barrel Bar April 6, 2017 in Denver.
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Ask Amy: Dad has definite ideas of who is in the family
My in-laws are all the products of failed marriages, so there are blood relatives and step relatives to deal with on both sides of the aisle.
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How to hard boil eggs — and still be able to peel them — the easy way
Hard-boiled eggs with mayonnaise, chives, and salt and pepper.
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How to hard boil eggs — and still be able to peel them — the easy way
Hard-boiled eggs with mayonnaise, chives, and salt and pepper.
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Tuesday, April 11, 2017
Rocky Mountain Fur Con scratched in Denver over fears of violence
Furry enthusiasts attend the Eurofurence 2015 conference on Aug. 21, 2015 in Berlin, Germany. Furry fandom, a term used in zines as early as 1983 and also known as furrydom, furridom, fur fandom or furdom, refers to a subculture whose followers express an interest in anthropomorphic, or half-human, half-animal, creatures in literature, cartoons, pop culture, or other artistic contexts. Many but not all of the followers of the movement wear furry animal costumes. The earliest citation of anthropomorphic literature regularly cited by furry fans is Aesop's Fables, dating to around 500 BC.
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Man who died climbing Mount Princeton was talented, fearless Boulder chef
Chef Matthew Lackey inside Arcana Restaurant in Boulder in 2016. Lackey died on Monday in a climbing accident.
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Man who died climbing Mount Princeton was talented, fearless Boulder chef
Chef Matthew Lackey inside Arcana Restaurant in Boulder in 2016. Lackey died on Monday in a climbing accident.
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Highlands Ranch water provider pumping up conservation programs amid warm, dry spring
Yvonne Faulkner removes winter yard debris from around the plants in her garden on April 6, 2017 in Highlands Ranch. Faulkner purchased two boxes of xeric plants from her water utility, Centennial Water and Sanitation District a few years ago in an effort to lower the water use in her yard and garden. The district will be selling the plants to residents again this year.
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Photos: Original Cherry Cricket reopens after fire
After being closed for nearly five months because of a kitchen fire, the popular Cherry Cricket restaurant reopened, on April 11, 2017 in Denver, Colorado.
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Photos: Original Cherry Cricket reopens after fire
After being closed for nearly five months because of a kitchen fire, the popular Cherry Cricket restaurant reopened, on April 11, 2017 in Denver, Colorado.
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Business Q&A: Baba & Pop’s Handmade Pierogi
Jeremy Yurek and his wife, Katherine Yurek, places potato and cheese filling onto dough as they make pierogi at a commercial kitchen on April 4, 2017, in Denver. Baba & Pop's Handmade Pierogi are available in stores, at select farmers markets and online, locations can be found via their website babaandpops.com.
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Longmont’s Borrowed Boards brings Netflix-style rentals to board games
Longmont resident Alex Wheaton is launching a Netflix for board games: a subscription-based service that will curate and lend the latest and greatest in the ever-expanding world of board games.
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Meet the founder of Gluten Free Things in Arvada
John Irvin pulls a pan of fresh baked hamburger buns from the oven at Gluten Free Things on April 5, 2017, in Arvada. Gluten Free Things is a completely gluten free bakery that sells breads, buns, pastries and other gluten free things.
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Cam World: A Good Grind Reaps Cam Model Riches
For years, webcam modeling was taboo and considered by many as a dirty and raunchy activity. However, in today’s economy, webcam jobs are being accepted more and more by everyone across the globe.
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Ask Amy: Photo of deceased friend lives on — on Facebook
My dearest friend suddenly passed away from a heart attack. His funeral was yesterday.
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Best thing we ate this week: Gnocchi at The Pig & The Sprout
Totally vegetarian and totally delicious.
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Best thing we ate this week: Gnocchi at The Pig & The Sprout
Totally vegetarian and totally delicious.
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Monday, April 10, 2017
Pizza chains are making a desperate push to avoid posting calories on menus
Elio Blanco and Yenelis Garcia prepare pizzas at Domino's Pizza April 14, 2004 in Miami, Florida.
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Odell Brewing to open brewery, taproom in Denver’s RiNo neighborhood in late 2017
The bottling line at Odell Brewing Company, Fort Collins, Sept. 9, 2010.
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Cam World: Beauty on Point — Cam Girls Talk Tradecraft
Cam girls are the girls that are always on point — with the perfect make-up and perfect skin, the shiny hair and long nails.
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Denver Easter Guide 2017: Brunches, egg hunts, Easter Bunny sightings and more
Racers dress up in the Easter spirit for the Bunny Bolt 5K at City Park in Denver.
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Sunday, April 9, 2017
Saturday, April 8, 2017
Friday, April 7, 2017
The Source’s Chaos & Cream rolls up Thai-style ice cream
Scoops of ice cream are so 2016.
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The recipe that may convince you to make Indian food at home
Spiced Spring Vegetables and Coconut Polenta.
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The recipe that may convince you to make Indian food at home
Spiced Spring Vegetables and Coconut Polenta.
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Spring asparagus deserves this simple avgolemono sauce
Asparagus With Avgolemono Sauce.
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Spring asparagus deserves this simple avgolemono sauce
Asparagus With Avgolemono Sauce.
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Weeds to pull, or greens to harvest? Turning edible “weeds” into dinner
A bee flies over a dandelion flowers near the village of Gornaya Mayevka, some 30 km outside the capital Bishkek, on May 12, 2015. AFP PHOTO / VYACHESLAV OSELEDKO (Photo credit should read VYACHESLAV OSELEDKO/AFP/Getty Images)
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Weeds to pull, or greens to harvest? Turning edible “weeds” into dinner
A bee flies over a dandelion flowers near the village of Gornaya Mayevka, some 30 km outside the capital Bishkek, on May 12, 2015. AFP PHOTO / VYACHESLAV OSELEDKO (Photo credit should read VYACHESLAV OSELEDKO/AFP/Getty Images)
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“Going in Style” keeps the comedy afloat with a pleasant, easygoing fizz
Michael Caine as Joe Harding, Morgan Freeman as Willie Davis and Alan Arkin as Albert Garner in "Going in Style."
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Designing for outdoor spaces means finding a look you love, not just a patio set
A patio area designed by Betsy Burnham of Burnham Design. Rather than selecting a set of matching outdoor furnishings, designers are encouraging clients to mix and match a variety of styles and brands as they decorate their outdoor space.
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Six foods that’ll give your brain a boost
Freshly harvested blueberries can help boost mood.
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Six foods that’ll give your brain a boost
Freshly harvested blueberries can help boost mood.
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Love to garden but live in a place with a tiny yard? A little planning lets you make a big splash
Brick-lined terraces planted with perennials offer a layered effect. Credit: Ivy Street Design & Associated Landscape Contractors of Colorado Awards
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Techniques of the trade: Rose-pruning advice for beginners
Prune your rose bushes in spring to get bountiful blooms like this bush near a sundial in South Suburban Parks and Recreation's Warm Memorial Rose Garden.
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Punch List: What to do in your Denver-area garden the second week in April
Japanese beetles – a pest in Denver-area gardens in July and August – feast on a rose.
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Fickle spring weather demands faith and discipline from Colorado gardeners
Spring snow on tree blossom, on April 4, 2017 in Arvada.
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Thursday, April 6, 2017
Free wine or beer at Mod Market and other deals around Denver, April 7-13
Sarah Masson, front left, and Stephanie Larsen have lunch at Modmarket in Greenwood Village on Thursday, Jan. 4, 2012.
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When planning your garden, don’t forget to factor in texture
Hydrangea blooming red and blue on the same bush. Hydrangea are coarse-textured plants that draw the eye because of their contrasts in shape or appearance.
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Free wine or beer at Mod Market and other deals around Denver, April 7-13
Sarah Masson, front left, and Stephanie Larsen have lunch at Modmarket in Greenwood Village on Thursday, Jan. 4, 2012.
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A seasonal fan’s ode to baseball on the Colorado Rockies’ opening day
Opening ceremonies kick off at Coors Field in 2015.
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Where to celebrate Rockies Opening Day 2017 in Denver
Natasha Duran, left, and Jordan Schmeltzer sing "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" during the seventh-inning stretch of the Rockies' home opener against the Arizona Diamondbacks at Coors Field in Denver in 2014.<!–IPTC: DENVER, CO. - APRIL 04: Natasha Duran, left, and Jordan Schmeltzer sing "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" during seventh inning stretch of the Colorado Rockies home opener against the Arizona Diamondbacks at Coors Field in Denver, CO April 04, 2014. (Photo By Craig F. Walker / The Denver Post)–>
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Where to celebrate Rockies Opening Day 2017 in Denver
Natasha Duran, left, and Jordan Schmeltzer sing "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" during the seventh-inning stretch of the Rockies' home opener against the Arizona Diamondbacks at Coors Field in Denver in 2014.<!–IPTC: DENVER, CO. - APRIL 04: Natasha Duran, left, and Jordan Schmeltzer sing "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" during seventh inning stretch of the Colorado Rockies home opener against the Arizona Diamondbacks at Coors Field in Denver, CO April 04, 2014. (Photo By Craig F. Walker / The Denver Post)–>
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Cam World: Virtual Reality Doubles the Immersion
In recent years, technological developments have exceeded the expectations of digital media lovers’ wildest dreams. Hundreds of thousands of new creations have hit the market, making the world a more exciting place than ever before.
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For Newman Center, a 2017-18 season that opens the door to younger audiences
The L.A. Dance Project is set to appear at Newman Center March 10, 2018. Photo provided by Newman Center Presents.
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David Letterman gets his due in “The Last Giant of Late Night”
New York Times comedy critic Jason Zinoman has a new book about – and lots of personal investment in – the influential career of late-night king David Letterman.
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Wednesday, April 5, 2017
Denver’s Fika Coffee Passport is your guide to caffeine enlightenment
Blayne Grenfell pushes his personal french press coffee Saturday, February 25, 2012 at Denver Bicycle Cafe.
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Denver’s Fika Coffee Passport is your guide to caffeine enlightenment
Blayne Grenfell pushes his personal french press coffee Saturday, February 25, 2012 at Denver Bicycle Cafe.
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Can playing Tetris ease our minds after a trauma? A study suggests it can.
(KG) FE15STTETRIS – Tetris fanatics meet every month for intense head-to-head competititon in a double-elimination tournament format. Karl Gehring/The Denver Post (Photo By Karl Gehring/The Denver Post via Getty Images)
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Meet the owners of The Paint Cellar at Southlands in Aurora
The Paint Cellar at Southlands offers some local fun in Aurora with a DIY vibe and painting classes.
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Oskar Blues opening taproom on Boulder’s Pearl Street
Bartender Lucas Green fills a glass of beer at Oskar Blues restaurant in Longmont in 2011.
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Oskar Blues opening taproom on Boulder’s Pearl Street
Bartender Lucas Green fills a glass of beer at Oskar Blues restaurant in Longmont in 2011.
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Shocker: Some cats like people more than food or toys
A person pets a cat in the pop-up shop "Cat Cafe" on April 24, 2014 in New York City.
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In Memoriam: Peter Serratore Remembered as Team Player, Loyal Supporter
Peter Serratore, who began in the industry in the late 1970s and was a top sales rep at Holiday Products for more than 20 years, passed away on Dec. 22.
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Get Cooking: Deglazing a pan
The secret to a better supper: Fond – the leftover browned bits in your pan.
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Get Cooking: Deglazing a pan
The secret to a better supper: Fond – the leftover browned bits in your pan.
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This party salad happens in a loaf pan
Layered Mediterranean Eggplant and Feta Terrines with Kalamata Dressing.
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This party salad happens in a loaf pan
Layered Mediterranean Eggplant and Feta Terrines with Kalamata Dressing.
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Salad makes a nice base for the best available fish
Rockfish, Bacon, Kale and Parsnip Salad.
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Salad makes a nice base for the best available fish
Rockfish, Bacon, Kale and Parsnip Salad.
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Tuesday, April 4, 2017
5 early spring ingredients, 15 easy ways to use them
Shaved Asparagus Salad With Pistachios + Preserved Lemon Dressing.
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5 early spring ingredients, 15 easy ways to use them
Shaved Asparagus Salad With Pistachios + Preserved Lemon Dressing.
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Keep watch for these three new labels on packaged foods
Food shopping can be a daunting experience. With roughly 20,000 new products introduced each year, decoding the nutrition facts and label claims on even a small fraction of them could keep you in the grocery aisle all day.
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Keep watch for these three new labels on packaged foods
Food shopping can be a daunting experience. With roughly 20,000 new products introduced each year, decoding the nutrition facts and label claims on even a small fraction of them could keep you in the grocery aisle all day.
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When salad with chicken gets boring, try this recipe
Green Salad With Chicken, Apple and Maple Walnuts in Buttermilk Dressing.
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When salad with chicken gets boring, try this recipe
Green Salad With Chicken, Apple and Maple Walnuts in Buttermilk Dressing.
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The Monte Cristo: The fried American sandwich that’s a little bit French
A look at the Monte Cristo
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The Monte Cristo: The fried American sandwich that’s a little bit French
A look at the Monte Cristo
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Rosenthal: Tips on how to age well … or better, anyway
Whether you are approaching age 50, 60, 80 or beyond, growing older requires us to deal with loss in one form or another.
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Thornton pinball wizard wins 2017 Women’s World Pinball Championship
Helena Walter Higgins plays pinball in the basement of her home in Thornton. Higgins won the Women's World Pinball Championships in Texas last month. Higgins is from Sweden originally, and has been competing in the international pinball circuit for 10 years.
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Voodoo Doughnut suspends eating challenge after man chokes to death at Denver store
Voodoo Doughnut plans to open at 1520 E. Colfax Ave. in Denver this fall.<!–IPTC: Voodoo Doughnut plans to brings its crazy creations to Denver this fall. (Photo provided by Voodoo Doughnut)–>
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Where you can get free ice cream today in Denver, Boulder and Fort Collins
Peyton Talaga, 2, right, enjoys a free scoop of Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream with her mom Lindsey and sister Dylan, 4, left, at the Ben & Jerry's Store on 2339 East Evans ave in Denver, Colorado on April 14, 2015. Each year the company has a free cone day nationwide in all of their stores. The store in Denver, owned by Carolyn Steffens, each year has a box for donations to be given to the local chapter for Cystic Fibrosis. The store estimates they will give away between 2,000 and 3,000 scoops of ice cream in the 8 hours of free ice cream and raise more than $2000 for their charity.
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Where you can get free ice cream today in Denver, Boulder and Fort Collins
Peyton Talaga, 2, right, enjoys a free scoop of Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream with her mom Lindsey and sister Dylan, 4, left, at the Ben & Jerry's Store on 2339 East Evans ave in Denver, Colorado on April 14, 2015. Each year the company has a free cone day nationwide in all of their stores. The store in Denver, owned by Carolyn Steffens, each year has a box for donations to be given to the local chapter for Cystic Fibrosis. The store estimates they will give away between 2,000 and 3,000 scoops of ice cream in the 8 hours of free ice cream and raise more than $2000 for their charity.
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Cam World: Top Models Often Reinvent Their Rooms
Throughout my travels this year, after meeting with many cam models and studios, I’ve observed a recurring theme among the crème de la crème — in order to stay on top, they often change things up in their rooms.
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Ask Amy: Violent ex threatens current relationship
Dear Amy: I have been dating a divorced gentleman for almost two years. He has dated in the past, but as soon as he is comfortable in a relationship, his ex-wife shows up and destroys everything.
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Monday, April 3, 2017
Full scholarships to Douglas County summer camp programs available
A camper rides his mountain bike at Avid4 Adventure’s Boulder day camp in 2016.
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Summit County ganja-preneur wants to expand cannabis, food and wine tours beyond Colorado
Philip Wolf, the founder of Cultivating Spirits, speaking at a cannabis, food and wine event. Wolf found that different terpene strains in marijuana affect mood.
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Summit County ganja-preneur wants to expand cannabis, food and wine tours beyond Colorado
Philip Wolf, the founder of Cultivating Spirits, speaking at a cannabis, food and wine event. Wolf found that different terpene strains in marijuana affect mood.
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The Old Spaghetti Factory is opening a new Colorado location
Old Spaghetti Factory will be opening a second Colorado location in Westminster.
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WIA Profile: Ela Darling
Each month, industry news media organization XBIZ spotlights the career accomplishments and outstanding contributions of Women in Adult. WIA profiles offer an intimate look at the professional lives of the industry’s most influential female executives.
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Ask Amy: Mom wants estrangement to extend to daughter
I love my mom deeply, and don’t want to betray her, but I also miss my family and want to have a relationship with them.
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Quest for the best breakfast burrito in Denver crowns a true Cinderella
Asada Rico, a 16th Street Mall cart, has been rolling up mom's burrito recipe since 2009. Stout St. & 16th St., Denver, 720-434-2698, AsadaRico.com, Mon.-Fri. 7 a.m. – 3 p.m.
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Sunday, April 2, 2017
Aspen’s Strafe ski wear designers live their business: “This is what we do every day.”
ASPEN, CO - MARCH 17: Twin brothers Pete, left, and John Gaston, right, are pictured in their store at the base of Aspen Highlands ski area on March 17, 2017 in Aspen, Colorado. The young brothers created the specialized ski mountaineering gear company in Aspen to, as they say, "Make gear that we need". The bothers started the company because of their obsession with Highland Bowl. "Hiking the bowl, ripping down to the lift, and riding up to begin the lap again places unique demands on apparel in terms of breathability, weather, protection, insulation, mobility and storage." They needed apparel that blended breathable, waterproof materials and constructions with snow-specific features and fits for moving efficiently and skiing hard all day. In 2009 they developed their first prototypes and in 2010 had their first product available for sale. The company is inspired by a dedication to living life in the mountains. Photo by Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post)
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“The Poetry of Pop,” or how to fall in love with the Top 40 all over again
“The Poetry of Pop,” Adam Bradley’s latest book, challenges us to fall back in love with the music that bombards us every day. (A portrait of Adam Bradley, painted by his mother, Jane Bradley)
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Boulder farmers market glimmers in soggy April debut
It’s spring and the smell of fresh tomatoes, mushrooms, lettuce and baked goods fills the air. Local and organic food is once again available at the Boulder County Farmers Market.
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Peace, love, profit: the “Stanifesto” of Stanley Marketplace that lured big names in Denver dining
Stanley Marketplace, the new urban marketplace in northwest Aurora bordering Stapleton, recently opened, on March 29, 2017 in Aurora.
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Peace, love, profit: the “Stanifesto” of Stanley Marketplace that lured big names in Denver dining
Stanley Marketplace, the new urban marketplace in northwest Aurora bordering Stapleton, recently opened, on March 29, 2017 in Aurora.
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Saturday, April 1, 2017
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