Dave Maddox
Dave is a man with his eyes open, always exploring and sharing. With undergraduate work in literature and classics at Harvard University, he has worked in the computer field to enable his travel and other habits, but has a renaissance leaning and digs into many different topics. His friends hate to watch "Jeopardy" with him.
He moved from Boston to Denver in 2006, enjoys travel to Europe and both helping non-native speakers of English and learning other languages. He has also taught computer skills as a volunteer for three decades, most recently at a senior center.
Readers of his work from around the world have commented on the fact that he provides multiple perspectives and background information so the reader can think about the topic at hand.
Dave develops material in a variety of media, using each to expose a different side of the subject or issue and address a different audience.
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He moved from Boston to Denver in 2006, enjoys travel to Europe and both helping non-native speakers of English and learning other languages. He has also taught computer skills as a volunteer for three decades, most recently at a senior center.
Readers of his work from around the world have commented on the fact that he provides multiple perspectives and background information so the reader can think about the topic at hand.
Dave develops material in a variety of media, using each to expose a different side of the subject or issue and address a different audience.
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First Person: Colorado's a Swing State Again; Facebook Friendships the Latest CasualtyIn 2008 it was phone calls all day, TV commercials all night,candidates taking turns visiting nearby and yard signs galore. Now, the non-stop action has moved to Facebook. What's a social person to do if politics aren't interesting?
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Mitt Romney Skirts Denver Again, Draws Overflow Crowd Dressed in Red, White and BlueAs the election fast approaches, Mitt Romney hasn't visited Denver since February. His visits to Colorado have been to areas long known for a conservative base. Why? At a Golden stop, the crowd may offer clues. -
First Person: Beauty, Breathing Trouble as Ariz. Smoke Blankets DenverStretching to Quebec in eastern Canada, smoke from Arizona's Wallow fire brings air quality problems but beautiful sunsets and sunrises in Denver.Also published on: -
Colorado fishing license information for 2011New fishing licenses and Habitat Stamps are required in Colorado as of April 1, 2011. Here is information on how much they cost, the numerous locations where you can get them as well as information on major fishing locations.
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Blackberry Playbook - Great for Corporations and iPad ResistersThe Blackberry Playbook looks like a strong competitor against the iPad and Android tablets, but its software may be its weakness.
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Denver Joins New York's Famed Public Library in Fight Against Budget CutsIn the early 20th century, libraries were seen as the hope of the future for cities, and philanthropists such as John Astor and Andrew Carnegie helped plant impressive temples of research. Now, local libraries in New York and Denver are endangered.
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10 Tips for Living Frugally in DenverBeing frugal in Denver means making good choices, not just cutting the budget. A smart family in the Mile High city can enjoy life together and keep the financial stress to a minimum thanks to the many cost-cutting resources in the city. -
Cheap running shoes for men: Take care of your feet and walletTop running shoes still selling for top dollar can be found at bargain prices. The key is knowing your what styles suit your running style so you don't compromise.
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No shoes needed: Barefoot running research starting to reveal benefitsRunning in bare feet or with new barely-there shoes is growing in popularity even as researchers and doctors play catch up trying to understand the risks and benefits of running as nature intended.
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Basic Web Page Design and Terminology in a Few MinutesWebsite visitors are more comfortable with a well designed web page. If you're responsible for designing or directing the design of a web page, make sure that you understand the basic terms, concepts and ideas behind web page design.
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Gmail Motion: April Fools' Joke Friday, Reality by MondayGoogle Motion's gesture-based e-mail reading April Fools' joke is inspired by real technology. It turns out, it's actually already been done using Microsoft's Kinect.
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Big Air in Denver Scenes of Freestyle Skiing with the City SkylineScenes from Denver's Big Air freestyle ski and snowboard competition. On the first night, a view of the "terrain" against the Denver skyline, ski takeoff and freestyle maneuvers high above the ramp. -
National Western Stock Show Scavenger Hunt: Stock Show Secrets and Things You MissedMany stock show treasures and curiosities are hiding in plain sight or just off the beaten path. Use this list as a scavenger hunt or a way to broaden your stock show experience. -
National Western Stock Show: Secrets of the Western Hat and Dress Western DayAt the stock show, hats are everywhere, worn and for sale to visitors. Every hat tells a story, some a lot more than others. -
Big Air in Denver Brings Freestyle Skiing Downtown Where All Can WatchBig Air is showcasing ski and snowboard talent on a giant ramp in downtown Denver. Tickets are on sale for the best views, seats and food offerings, but the view's great outside as well. -
National Western Stock Show: Cows on Facebook and Sheep that TweetThe livestock industry, based on ranches and farms isolated in rural areas, is connecting via social media. Streaming video is being used for auctions via smartphone and YouTube is a platform for showing cow videos to demonstrate cattle quality for sale. -
National Western Stock Show: Find Your Western Spirit and SpiritualityFaith-oriented organizations have a presence at the National Western Stock Show, most prominently in Sunday morning church services but also in other ways such as a ranch that offers church personal development experiences. -
Nation Western Stock Show and Cloning Cows -- Genetics and Ethics for HumansNearly every transaction in the livestock world now revolves around genetics. Ranchers and brokers rely on companies which help them analyze DNA, determine traits, create and store embryos and even clone them. Is this ready for the human gene world? -
Fresh Perspectives on Civil Rights on Martin Luther King Jr. Day 2011 in ColoradoMartin Luther King Jr. Day is a day of reflection as well as remembrance, and Colorado's diverse communities are holding a wide variety of events in 2011.
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Images of December 21, 2010 Total Lunar EclipseImages of the stages of the December 21, 2010 lunar eclipse as viewed in the clear sky of Denver, Colorado through total eclipse. Taken with Nikon camera, 300mm lens. -
2010 Colorado U.S. Senate Race is a Hot One in a Newly Democrat-controlled StateColorado came into focus as key to the Democrat's strategy to win the West in 2008. Colorado now has a chance to vote its satisfaction (or not) with bringing Democrats to power locally and nationally as they vote for U.S. Senator. -
Columbine 11th Anniversary Arrives Less Than Two Months After Another Colorado School ShootingWhy is Columbine High School's massacre not an isolated incident, but the first of many? After 11 years the problem is continuing, in Jefferson County, Colorado and nationwide. Has anyone really listened to what happened at Columbine? -
2010 Nation Western Stock Show Features Colorado Governor Bill Ritter's Western SkillsStock Show attendees in the stands during a Chamber of Commerce social event saw Colorado Governor Bill Ritter roping and riding and performing other Western skills in spirited contest. -
2010 National Western Stock Show Feeds Agriculture's Growth with Big Focus on EducationThe National Western Stock Show uses the proceeds from today's livestock business to build tomorrow's through an extensive scholarship program. This year, the Government of Canada sponsored a special youth event. -
2010 National Western Stock Show Reveals Big Jump in Alpaca RanchingAlpacas numbers at the National Western Stock Show were way up this year, by 50 percent. Here are some reasons why from local ranchers, and information on an all-Alpaca event at the same location in May.
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2010 National Western Stock Show Helps Build Multicultural Mix in AgricultureIn multicultural Denver, the National Western Stock Show reveals a limited cultural mix in agriculture. Scholarships and events with minority stars in the rodeo world contribute a national diversity effort in agriculture.
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2010 National Western Stock Show Colorado Governor Bill Ritter Roping Straw GoatColorado Governor Bill Ritter shows his skill at roping a straw goat at a Chamber of Commerce event at the 2010 National Western Stock Show. Would candidate John Hickenlooper measure up?
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2010 National Western Stock Show Lively Cow Auction at the Beef PalaceSelling a cow for auction at the National Western Stock Show. It's fast and lively, with lots of bidders. You can learn a lot about cattle just from these few sales. Guess what the final price is?
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Stock Show Meditations, Or a Buddhist at the Beef PalaceSpending time among thousands of beef cattle today, I think about my vegetarian past and my meat eating nature. Rather than rationalize, being totally present is my answer to my choice of eating steak.
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2010 National Western Stock Show's Sweet Smell of SuccessThe 2010 National Western Stock Show has opened and it's looking good, growing in spite of a difficult economic scene. It's what to do in January in Denver, and people come from around the world. Read on for info, and follow them on Twitter.
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Obama's Speech on Security Confuses Action with ResultsPresident Obama, speaking on air travel security, promised to fix specific problems in "the system" and remind intelligence services to work together. To those who work in corporate America, it was the same old toothless middle management song.
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Denver's Deep Freeze Just Another Day for HomelessAs Denver drops well below zero and warnings go out to beware of hazardous cold weather, the risks to those "without" seem to be all but ignored. In a few days the city will warm again, but will it be without any valuable lessons learned?
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'Balloon Boy' Falcon Heene and Colorado's Eccentric Family HeritageThe family of "Balloon Boy" Falcon Heene has been called eccentric, among other things. It turns out that Colorado has quite a tradition of famously eccentric residents.
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Dow Over 10,000; the 'All Clear' for Investors?The Dow over 10,000 is a magic number for the media, but I'm looking for solid company growth and government hands off.
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What's in Health Care Reform Bill H.R. 3200 and H.R. 3400?H.R. 3200 and H.R. 3400 are Congress' attempt to enact sweeping reform to the American health care system. Many Americans are reading them for themselves and detouring from partisan mudslinging to caring for the country's healthcare future.
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Preventing 'Power Vampires': Smart Power Strips and Other Cool Gadgets from Smarthomeusa.ComThe Smart Power Strips from Smarthomeusa.com are getting all the buzz, but there are a bunch of other products that they offer which will also help reduce your energy consumption and trim your bill.
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Bix 7 and Bix Beiderbecke Memorial Jazz Festival; Hot Times in Davenport This WeekendBix Beiderbecke died at 28, not much time to leave such an indelible mark on the world of jazz. Davenport, Iowa, his home on the Mississippi this weekend hosts both the Bix 7 race and a jazz festival of national stars and up and coming youth.
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Harvard Professor Gates Arrested for Disorderly Conduct at His Home, Accuses Police of RacismProfessor Henry Louis 'Skip' Gates reportedly cried racism in a verbal tirade considered "disorderly conduct" by police outside his home. His department has had an uncomfortable relationship with Harvard, with several professors exiting to Princeton.
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Twitter Feed and Search Put Jobshout.Com Listings into the Social Networking WorldJobshout is getting wide coverage as a way to simplify job searching. Users with Twitter skills can keep tabs on new jobs and search previous tweets. Employers can post basic 30-day listings for free.
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Conservative Classifieds: Ronald Reagan Lives on at New Gipperslist.Com"Conservative" and "grassroots initiative" are being combined more and more. Recently launched, gipperslist.com is just such a combination, and it just got a boost from conservative radio talk show host Sean Hannity with lots of Internet attention!
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Orthorexia in the News: An Eating Disorder That's Part of a Growing American ProblemAn offshoot of the sometimes deadly eating disorder anorexia nervosa, orthorexia describes another disease of our times - obsession with "healthy eating" to the point where it is actually very unhealthy. Here's how it happens, and what to do about it.
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K-Love's Jon Rivers: Painkiller Addiction Led to Sudden DepartureOn K-Love's website, former Morning Show hosts Jon and Sherry Rivers announced that his family had taken sudden action to help him recover from a prescription painkill addiction, resulting in their 'disappearance.'
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Mo's Bacon Bars: Exotic Bacon and Chocolate Bars Drawing Internet FansA recent promotion has brought more fans to Vosges' Mo's Bacon Bar, an exotic treat which draws raves and leaves some just wondering 'why?' Here's where to get them online and locally, and some information on other unique treats Vosges offers.
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Dizzy Feet Foundation for Dance Announced by Nigel Lythgoe on "So You Think You Can Dance"As the "So You Think You Can Dance" phenomenon spreads across the globe and the world mourns Michael Jackson who brought legendary dance moves to pop music, show co-founder Nigel Lythgoe announces a major foundation to support dance studies of many kinds.
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Korean Mega-Star 'Rain' to Star in Wachowski Brothers' 'Ninja Assassin' This FallAsian mega-star 'Rain' (Jung Ji-hoon) is known in the U.S. for his too-frequently canceled concerts and his role in Wachowski Brothers' "Speed Racer". Called the "Asian Justin Timberlake", his star is quickly rising in America.
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Obama Family and Evergreen Chapel at Camp David; Time Story Denied by White HouseA Time.com article today said that the Obama family was calling Evergreen Chapel at Camp David their spiritual home. White House Press Secretary Jan Psaki has call the story false, but the real story may lie in the Time reporter's own faith.
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Amid Tornadoes, Floods and Hail Storms, Denver RTD Prepares to Graduate Citizen Emergency TeamCitizens around the country are participating in CERT training to be able to assist effectively in emergencies. In Denver, the latest round of trainees is living through weather emergencies as they prepare to graduate.
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Google Voice Works for Me; Starting Today Invites Are Going to New UsersGoogle Voice has been a reliable way of simplifying my phone life. Until now, I was one of the lucky ones who got to use it. Today, Google is starting to send invites to new users!
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U.S. Census 2010 - Political Battle Over Who Will Be Included in the National 'Family Picture'Word that ACORN, accused of a variety of violations in the 2008 election, might run the U.S. Census has led to battles in Washington. Officials are now saying that GOP objections are putting the national headcount at risk
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Iranian Conflict Hits Home in DenverIranians in America often live quietly because of their government's reputation. Change in their homeland is affecting them deeply here in Denver and throughout the USA, and also showing that they are not their government.
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Seniors Staying Healthy: 10 Tips for Preventive Health CareSenior life can seem like endless doctor visits for some; use these tips to keep out of the waiting room!
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Kids and Preventive Health Care -: 10 Tips to Save Doctor TripsYou can perform 'routine maintenance' on your kids' health with a few simple preventive steps!
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Even a One-Person Business Can Make Big Green ChangesMy 30 years in business as a consultant show even service businesses can make big green changes thanks to modern technology and changes in perception of business priorities.
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100 Days of Barack Obama: Unexpected Choices, Uncertain Future?President Barack Obama, 100 days into his Presidency, is making choices and change beyond what most may have expected. Is it possible to plan for the future in this situation?
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Quick, Safe, Easy - the Best Organic Liquid Lawn FertilizersThe best liquid organic lawn fertilizers combine environmentally sound ingredients with excellent results, often lasting longer than other liquid lawn fertilizers.
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Landscaping Tips: How to Prune Your ShrubsPruning shrubs means getting involved in your plants' life cycles and helping them to best meet your needs. The right tools, techniques and timing make all the difference.
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Obama Girls Discover New Rainbow Play Systems Swing Set at White HouseBarack and Michelle Obama surprised their daughters with a new Rainbow Play Systems swing set, installed on the south grounds of the White House.
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Denver Welcomes Returning Barack Obama, Now President, for Stimulus SigningPresident Barack Obama arrived today in Denver to sign the latest economic stimulus bill, passed on Friday by Congress. There are many reasons why Denver is a logical choice for this historic event, besides today's high winds!
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Biobags and Other Garbage Bags that Biodegrade with Their ContentsTrash bags, leaf bags and garbage bags made of corn and other renewable resources are as strong as plastic, but don't last longer than you want them to.
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Pond Landscaping Ideas - How to Start Your Backyard PondPond landscaping features add peace and beauty to your yard and become a habitat over time. Here are tips on how to get started, avoid common mistakes, and do your first project affordably.
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Backyard Oasis - Landscaping Ideas for a Quiet RetreatMost backyard landscaping is oriented towards socializing, but sometimes you just need a quiet place to relax and enjoy. Here's how to create the perfect spot.
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Garden Ideas for a More Beautiful and Successful GardenUsing landscaping techniques and a few special tips, you can make your garden a showpiece in your yard.
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Valentine's Day for the UninspiredWorn out and uninspired about the Day of Love? Take another look and see why you get even more than you give.
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Recession-Proof ValentineLove is only complicated when put into words. Here's a simple formula.
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National Western Stock Show 2009 - Colorado Old Time Fiddlers CompeteColorado Fiddle Championships bring a wide variety of fiddle enthusiasts to show their talents and compete. Young and old, rural and from the Denver Metro area, they all played to a large and appreciative audience during the first two days of the stock show.
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National Western Stock Show 2009 - Stock Yards OpeningWhen you visit the Denver stock show, don't forget to go over to the yards. As the two weeks of the show progress there will be more and more to see, and you are welcome to wander around or get a view from the catwalk above. The sights, sounds and scents are a big part of the stock show experience.
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National Western Stock Show 2009 - Shopping, Eating, and HospitalityBesides the exciting shows and rodeos, the exhibit halls are most visitors' first stop at the Denver stock show. Here's some of what you can find there, including buffet and regular restaurants, hats, boots and western clothing, art and farm equipment, and a visitors' center for the show's many inte
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National Western Stock Show 2009 - Paint Horse CompetitionThe Paint Horse competition is one of the more colorful of the many equestrian events at the Denver stock show. Here is a contestant performing for the judge and a large audience.
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National Western Stock Show 2009 - A Focus on KidsA petting zoo, pony rides carousel-style, carnival games and face painting are among the many activities specifically for kids at the Denver stock show, located upstairs in the Education Building.
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National Western Stock Show 2009 - Cattle Judging SampleA brief sample of the excitement and pride of showing cattle at the National Western Stock Show in Denver. Judges award prizes, but also offer tips and evaluations to help young ranchers develop their skills.
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National Western Stock Show 2009 - Barn ScenesWhen you visit the National Western Stock Show in Denver, make sure you go 'behind the scenes' and check out the cattle up close! Just watch where you step, and don't open any gates. The action is lively, and the people are friendly but busy.
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National Western Stock Show 2009 - Auctioneer in ActionRanchers come from around the world to Denver's National Western Stock Show in January each year to buy and sell cattle. The auctioneer plays a vital role in many sales, and is entertaining as well!
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National Western Stock Show 2009 - Brief Cattle Auction BullA brief sample of the auctioning of a bull at Denver's National Western Stock Show. Genetics are key and 'shares' in a bull may be sold, as well as quantities of semen for breeding programs using artificial insemination.
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Global Reaction Sees Important Double Role for ObamaChange, President-elect Barack Obama's mantra, is combined with the inspiration of populations worldwide who are gaining hope from his success.
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How Will We Know Who Won Colorado's Electoral Votes?Colorado has been struggling with voting processes in the last several elections, close races could be affected by any further problems in the 2008 Presidential election.
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Colorado's Shift to the Left Follows New EnglandColorado is attracting new populations, and with them are coming new ideas, shifting local politics to the left.
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Denver Voters Thinking Beyond TV, See Real Meaning of Obama ChangeDenver voters from bus stop to boardroom -- Obama fans or not -- are thinking more deeply about what change really means. Even information revealed to raise concern about his past is contributing to the awareness Obama's strengths as a thinker.
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Will DNC Success Sway Colorado Swing State Voters?The success of the DNC as a local event as well as a national launching point for Barack Obama´s election campaign will be inspiring his visit to swing state Colorado on Sunday.
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TV Money Pulling Out; Should Colorado Voters Still Vote?Colorado is full of trend reports that might persuade some to pass on the polls. Swing state voters have local impact as well, and national races are far from decided.
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Colorado Voters Feel like Joe the Plumber -- No PrivacyI'm the next Joe the Plumber. My privacy has taken a back seat to national politics, and it seems like it all is hinging on me sometimes.
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Tips on Adjusting to Contact Lenses from a Long-Time Lens WearerIf your eyesight isn't perfect and you don't want scalpels and lasers near your eyes, contact lenses are a great option for nearly natural eyesight. Here are some tips on adjusting to them so you can enjoy!
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Ralph Nader Speaks on the Forgotten MajorityExcerpt from Ralph Nader's speech at DNC Super Rally in Denver, speaking of how the public's opinion takes backseat to corporations for most politicians. You'll enjoy his punch line!
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Ralph Nader's Closing DNC Rally ThoughtRalph Nader tells it straight as he closes his rally speech during DNC week in Denver. An ancient Chinese quote that contrasts sharply with what he observes around town.
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Sean Penn Speaks at Ralph Nader DNC RallySean Penn spoke eloquently, then spoke his real mind - hold politicians' asses to the fire, and warn them Ralph's coming if they whine about it.
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Jello Biafra Speaks at Ralph Nader DNC RallyFrom the Dead Kennedys to Ralph Nader's campaign, Jello Biafra speaks his mind and complains about how ridiculous the Denver DNC is.
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Cindy Sheehan Speaks at Ralph Nader's DNC RallyCindy Sheehan, known for anti-war protests after the death of her son, calls the two parties the "twins" and is running against Nancy Pelosi.
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Grassroots and Radicals at DNC in Denver on MondayFolksinging to the police, a revolutionary communist speaking out and a group levitating the U.S. Mint were part of DNC Denver on Monday.
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Denver Police Reported to Surround DNC Activist Convergence CenterIn the background of the Denver DNC, small-scale police actions are ocurring, with the latest reported at the activists' Convergence Center.
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Denver Metro Residents Prepare for DNC ChaosFrom downtown commuters in suits to homeless, everyone has expectations and a plan to deal with the upcoming DNC. As a smaller city, the Democratic Convention will be huge change.
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Denver Police, Protesters ClashDenver Police massed their forces at the Colorado State Capitol on Sunday at the start of the Democratic National Conventions. Protesters had filled the street while festival visitors watched nearby.
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DNC 2008 Sunday Police and Protests EverywhereVarious protests and police maneuvers around downtown Denver on Sunday at DNC 2008.
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DNC 2008 Sunday Activism, Exhibits and HistoryPublic exhibits and expression are out at the beginning of DNC week. From a dramatization of African-American political history to disabled actors, marchers and "green" activists, the city is alive with passion!
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Sunday DNC 2008 Protest in DenverOne of the first large protests of DNC 2008 in Denver. Police, demonstrators and the public begin to face reality of the week to come.
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PHAMALY Physically Handicapped Musical at DNC 2008This group of performers have varying physical handicaps and use their talents to send a message about disabilities and society at the DNC.
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Google's Two-Story "Tent" Hosting Bloggers at Denver DNCIf you're attending the Democratic National Convention, you'll find a "hive" of bloggers and other alternative journalists in the "Big Tent" tucked away in LoDo, sending news out to the world about the DNC.
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John McCain Brings "Straight Talk" to Town Hall Stop in Denver, ColoradoSeeing John McCain in person is a reminder of why "all politics is local," as the late House Speaker Tip O'Neill once said. Today's Town Hall in Denver was a chance to get a good feel of who the candidate is.
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Searching Our Way Through the Coming Economic CollapseWhen your car is dead in the driveway and you can't afford a gallon of anything, you will be able to keep hope and find answers for yourself and your community, on the world's vastest resource which needs no pump or pipe, just a thin wire.
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How to "Go Green" for Mother's Day and Celebrate an Earth-Friendly MomIt's truly the thought that counts when you use these tips to celebrate Mother's Day in a Green way that will honor your eco-friendly mom's values.
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Give Mom Precious Memories with a Professional, DVD Scrapbook for Mother's DayWith today's computer equipment, many people already have what they need to produce a great DVD with lots of memories ready for mom to watch on TV, a video scrapbook she'll love.
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Bluetooth Headsets for a Verizon Phone: Where to Get ThemBluetooth headsets for your Verizon phone are easy to find and very affordable, here's the information you need.
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Bluetooth USB Dongle: What is It and Where Can You Buy One?Bluetooth USB dongles eliminate all the cables previously required to upload and download with each of your portable gadgets. Here's more about what they are and where to get them.
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Where to Get Bluetooth Headsets for an AT&T PhoneJust a little earpiece, and no wires - Bluetooth headsets for your AT&T cell phone are easily available and reasonably priced.
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Where to Find Portable Digital KeyboardsYour personal digital keyboard choice can be for a five year old, a pro, or a family entertainer. Here are places to find what you're looking for, and a few tips on how to shop.
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Reverend Jeremiah Wright Speaks to the National Press Club About America and Barack ObamaReverend Jeremiah Wright spoke, entertained, and answered questions at the National Press Club today. What do his words have to do with Barack Obama's campaign? Should we be concerned that he will guide an Obama Presidency while condemning America?
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Colorado's Participation in 50-state Barack Obama Event Disappointing but with HeartColorado's version of the 50-state national event for Barack Obama's Presidential candidacy was extremely low key, but made some good impressions anyway.
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Dr. Seuss' Birthday and the NEA's Read Across AmericaA creative, inspirational writer who used simple texts to create complex worlds and ideas, Dr. Seuss' birthday is an annual celebration of reading for children.
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ELF Said to Be Responsible for Firebombing "Green" MansionsThe Earth Liberation Front continues to use violence and mayhem to promote respect for the earth, but in this age of rampant terrorism, tolerance for even well-intentioned and calculated violent acts is unlikely. Here are some alternatives.
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Gloria Steinem Complicates Clinton Campaign with Attacks on McCainGloria Steinem spoke at a "Women for Hillary" event in Texas, but the end result was embarrassment for the Clinton campaign, not the advancement of a woman candidate.
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Regional Turboprop ATR 42-300 with 46 Aboard Crashes Over AndesA Santa Barbara airlines turboprop ATR 420-300 crashed into a rock wall after takeoff from a high-altitude airport surrounded by mountains. All 46 aboard perished, and the cause is not yet known. ATR planes are used worldwide at other difficult airports.
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Chicago Cubs Tickets on Sale Today at Wrigley Field and OnlineIn one of the first signs of Spring in Chicago, Cubs tickets went on sale today. Here's how to get yours, and why being first in line didn't matter this year.
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Amcor 3.5 Inch Portable Touchscreen GPS for Under $100 Offers Much for DriversThe Amcor Portable Touchscreen GPS is today's deal at Woot.com, Linens and Things and elsewhere for under $100. A commodity price with a rich feature set is attracting a lot of interest.
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John McCain and Vicki Iseman, Hillary Clinton and Huma Abedin; Rumors Abound, but to What End?As Americans sort out issues such as foreclosures, health insurance, and the Iraq war, do we really need sex scandals too?
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Will Denver See the Lunar Eclipse or Wait Until 2010?A lunar eclipse on Wednesday will be the last until late 2010, and Denver's forecast is for cloudy skies. Whatever the weather, here are some ways to experience the lunar spectacle, which will include an eerie color change as well!
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Organic Vegetable Gardening Guide to Zucchini and TomatoesWithout chemical shortcuts, gardeners will find satisfaction in working with nature to develop the soil and learn to tend the vegetable plants in new ways. Here are tips for the first years of an organic vegetable garden.
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Your Trip Could Be More Memorable Than the Destination - How to Meet People While FlyingOn the way to destinations around the country and around the world, I've found ways to connect with people and make the journey unforgettable sometimes, interesting other times. It's a different environment than your home town or city - try these tips and see!
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The Best Benjamin Moore Paint Colors for Your Home OfficeBenjamin Moore offers an amazing variety of paints, paint colors, finishes and textures. Start with one of these color schemes to create a great environment in your home office.
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Where to Find Tax Forms in Denver - or Get Your 2007 Taxes Done for FreePick up your tax forms or download and print them, but there's another option in Denver - the Denver Asset Building Coalition offers free tax preparation at sites around the city. Even if you didn't make much, the Earned Income Tax Credit may mean you have a check coming.
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Budget Hotels Near Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL)Hotels in the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport area provide excellent meeting facilities as well as affordable rooms. Here are six properties to suit a variety of needs.
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Budget Hotels Near Denver International Airport (DEN)Denver International Airport is about 25 miles from Denver downtown. Here are a number of budget hotels near the airport, and one half way between the airport and the city.
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Budget Hotels Near St. Louis International Airport (STL)St. Louis International Airport has many good budget hotels. Here are a half-dozen, with varying features for the business traveler.
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Super Bowl, Mortgage Crisis Combine for Arizona Mega-StoryPhoenix real estate is getting a shot in the arm as local homeowners find they can pay two months' mortgage with a four-day Superbowl rental!
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Hunting for Antique Radios in Denver and on the InternetHunting for antique radios can be one of the most enjoyable parts of a radio hobby, and restoration and cabinet finishing make it a multifaceted pursuit.
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German Rock Group Tokio Hotel's Top Ten SongsTokio Hotel went "from zero to number 1," as the band's web site notes. Even in its early beginnings, the band's creative abilities are very clear. Here are ten top songs from the group, with many German-language versions included for their harsh poetry.
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Barack Obama Holds Overflowing Super Tuesday Rally at the University of DenverBarack Obama is one of two Super Tuesday visitors to Denver today, the other being candidate Hillary Clinton's husband, former President Bill Clinton. His morning event was so well attended that overflow space and an outdoor field had to be put to use.
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Bill Clinton and Barack Obama in Public Events at University of Denver January 30Former President Bill Clinton and Senator Barack Obama will both speak at the University of Denver on Wednesday, January 30th, with both events open to the public.
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Top Ten Reasons to Look Forward to Next Year's National Western Stock ShowThe internationally famous National Western Stock Show in Denver has many repeat visitors, some over decades! The obvious livestock business, rodeo watching, and horse competitions, here are a few other reasons to return in 2009.
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Top Quality Beef from Local Ranches at the National Western Stock ShowBeef is something new at local farms in Colorado, whether it's the tenderest breeds or lower fat than chicken, and humane treatment, renewable energy and community involvement make these businesses an excellent choice.
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Most Popular Wedding Dates for Fall 2009Fall is a time of prosperity and beauty in New England, as the crops are harvested and the beautiful fall foliage seems to bloom on the trees. Plan ahead for these popular dates and locations in 2009!
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LeapFrog QuickStart - Educational Toy, Computer Skills Training for Young ChildrenThe LeapFrog QuickStart gives your child their own "PC" at a very affordable price. While learning ABCs and other skills, children become familiar with mouse and keyboard as well.
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Pleo Dinosaur by UGOBE: Tech Toy Product ReviewThe Pleo Dinosaur by UGOBE is an amazing, evolving robot toy, with enough versatility that it will never become boring to a lively child's mind.
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Entrepreneurs Display Their Innovations at the National Western Stock ShowLocal and regional entrepreneurs are in their booths at the National Western Stock show to discuss and sell their innovative products.
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Discovering "Cow Tech" at the National Western Stock ShowGenetics is a big part of raising cattle these days, and a host of other technologies are used even on smaller ranches. At the National Western Stock Show, a mini trade fair of products and services gives some insight into "cow tech."
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Dow Futures Down, World Markets Dip Sharply; Is an American Recession Coming?While the New York market idled on the Monday holiday, stock futures continued to drop significantly, and world markets joined in. What's in store for America's economy?
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Discovering Western Art at the National Western Stock ShowThe power of Western Art is unique, yet takes its place in the spectrum of world art as artist portray the people and beauty of the American West. Top artists' works are shown at the National Western Stock Show.
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National Western Stock Show Opens New Worlds to ChildrenThe National Western Stock Show, continuing through January 27th, is a great family event, with many exhibits and events that will help children learn about farm and ranch life and agricultural careers, as well as the responsibility and fun of working with animals.
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Horse Lovers Will Be in Heaven at the National Western Stock ShowDiscovering the world of ranch and competitive horsemanship, the National Western Stock Show has what you're looking for!
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Urban Ranch Experience at the National Western Stock ShowThe National Western Stock Show, continuing through the next two weekends and the week in between, is a spectacle, an education, and a great opportunity to spend some cold days inside enjoying farm and ranch life and amazing entertainment.
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CDC Opens Investigation into Unexplained Dermopathy, or "Morgellons Disease"Morgellons Disease, as it is currently known, is the latested mystery condition to make sufferers' lives unbearable. The sensation of insects crawling under the skin, lesions, mental disability and even small fibers growing out of the skin have been reported.
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Former Congressman Mark Siljander Indicted for Money Laundering and Supporting TerrorismFormer Congressman Mark Siljander has been indicted, along with an Islamic non-profit organization and several others, on charges resulting from support he allegedly gave to the organization which is said to provide funding for terrorists.
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Investors Puzzling Over Chipotle Mexican Foods FutureChipotle Mexican Foods (CMF) is a rising star in the "fast casual" market, with what looks like a formula for success. Investors are looking to see if their results will keep growing as costs in the industry sector increase.
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Macworld 2008: Did it Bring What You Wanted?Macworld 2008 had some interesting news and a cool new notebook, but profit motive still keeps the really cool stuff from Apple's plans
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Chinese New Year Foods - Easy and Kid-FriendlyChinese New Year foods can be ordered as well as cooked, or do both! Here are some traditional auspicious foods to order, and a simple and fun recipe for another. Enjoy bringing in the first year of the Chinese Zodiac!
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Check the Boston Newspapers, Radio and TV for the Best Local Patriots CoverageBoston is a sports town, and championship hopes keep the buzz active! Here's a list of Newspaper, TV, Radio and Blog coverage to keep you informed from local sources.
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Chinese New Year Cards - E-Cards for Friends Around the WorldChinese New Year Cards aren't always easy to find, but for your friends on-line, you can send e-cards! For friends in Asia, this also beats the week or two that traditional paper cards take to arrive from the United States.
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General Motors Teams with Innovative Biofuel Technology Start-Up CoskataRunning cars on "old tires and garbage" is the goal of General Motors' partnership with Coskata Inc., a company which is creating technologies to convert junk cellulose to ethanol fuel for under $1 a gallon.
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HTC Touch Accessories: CasesDesigners and manufacturers have been busy making stylish, functional and cool cases for the HTC Touch. Here's a review of five available today!
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Sir Edmund Hillary, Climber, Adventurer and New Zealand Hero, Dead at 88Sir Edmund Hillary has died at 88, after a lifetime of adventures and contributions to the world in which he lived. His remarkable life is followed by others who believe in life's possibilities as well, meeting other previously unmet challenges.
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What is a Ptochocracy?Ptochocracy isn't used much, but it describes a latent power throughout the world which the rich and powerful have always feared. From the Bible to modern American immigration issues, its relevance is universal.
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In Frustration, Presidential Candidates Turning to Late Night Talk ShowsMainstream media's selective coverage and diminishing authority on the presidential election led Ron Paul and Mike Huckabee joined Jay Leno and David Letterman, respectively, to discuss their campaigns and their visions for America.
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Ritz-Carlton Hotel, Likely Democrat HQ for Convention, to Open in Denver This WeekThe new Ritz-Carlton hotel in Denver will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony on January 11. The entire hotel has already been booked for non-state-delegate convention attendees by the Democratic National Committee, making it a likely headquarters.
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Rescue of Buried Snowmobiler Marks Increased Colorado Avalanche DangerColorado avalanche danger is now high, and 90% of fatalities are from human-caused snow slides. Everyone heading into the Rocky Mountains should be prepared and aware!
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Is Britney Spears Moving to Denver?The paparazzi will be stampeding down to Denver to see what Britney Spears is up to.
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Analysis: Skiing Dangers Include Terrain, Other Skiers and Now LawyersA recent suit filed by a 60 year old against an 8 year old boy has raised the ire of many who see it as an abuse of new opportunities in ski liability law. In other cases, millions have been awarded for tragic accidents.
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Denver's Weather is Changing; Is City Hall Keeping Up with the Snow?Denver's wishful thinking last year led to rutted, nearly impassable residential streets. Winter weather here is changing, is the city finding new strategies?
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Al-Qaida Leader Blamed in Bhutto Death, Control of Nuclear Weapons at Stake in PakistanInternational leaders are recognizing that former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto's assassination may be a turning point in terrorist political intentions, with Pakistan's large Muslim population and nuclear capability.
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Having Made His Mark, Tom Tancredo Bows Out of Presidential ElectionTom Tancredo ran on a single issue - illegal immigration. In Washington, it's a political footbal - in Colorado, it's an everyday reality. Having brought it to light in the nation, he's now bowing to the lead candidates to carry on, he says.
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Skype to Go - Affordable IPEVO TRIO Phone Comes to AmericaA handy accessory when traveling or by your desk or home office, the TRIO makes inexpensive Skype calls and offers a well-designed feature set.
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New or Old, Your Internet Router May Be Letting Strangers InA Sophos survey indicates that more than half of all users have borrowed another's broadband service using a WiFi connection. Security settings are the answer, they say, to avoiding many risks.
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Ralph Nader Documentary An Unreasonable Man on PBS December 18Ralph Nader not fought for consumer rights, but the rights of citizens to participate in their democracy. As "An Unreasonable Man" shows, both rights are illusions unless citizens keep fighting for them.
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New Landmark Theater in Denver Area to Offer More Adult AmenitiesLandmark Theatres, a chain of 58 historic and art house theaters, is opening a Greenwood Village theater with full bar and gourmet concessions, similar to one recently opened in Baltimore.
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Light Rail Scare in Denver Shows Difficult Coexistence with Freight RailA freight train in Littleton, Colorado, today derailed onto the local transit tracks, frightening early morning commuters, damaging equipment and likely causing more expansion headaches for the RTD.
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Home Remedies for Infant Skin RashesMany baby rashes will pass on their own. However, babies' skin is easily affected by ingredients in commercial products. Here's what to avoid, what to look for and some simple hints when treatment is needed.
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Desi Christmas - Denver's Christmas in IndiaDesi Christmas is a labor of love, sharing Indian culture in the spirit of Christmas to the Denver area. You'll find lots more Denver Indian culture to enjoy afterward, too.
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Your Blackberry as a Window on Your Workplace DocumentsWICKSoft says their Mobile Documents for the Blackberry gives the pocket device secure server-based document access, with excellent speed and quality.
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St. Olaf Christmas Concert is Broadcast to Movie Theatres Around the Country December 2ndThe St. Olaf Christmas Festival, one of the top Christmas concerts in the world according to the New York Times, is being simulcast to movie theatres around the country on December 2nd.
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Sports Memorabilia for Christmas? How About Teeth from Your Favorite Soccer Player?Teeth from the playing field are their most dramatic product, made into bracelets and keychains, but if you have a team you love to hate, they can help you take it out at home instead of at the stadium.
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You Can Sell Pink Tasers to Your Friends at a Home PartyTaser parties hit the news this week, for women's self defense and style. Find out how to hold one yourself, and why these Taser models should sell well.
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Black Friday Sales Start at Midnight on Thanksgiving Night in DenverA number of popular Denver shopping destinations will be opening at midnight after Thanksgiving - and Wal-Mart will be open on Thanksgiving as well!
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Denver Forum Brings "Generations" of Diverse Colorado Bioscience TogetherBioWest Mature Company Forum in Denver shows the variety of bioscience in Colorado, including pharmacy technology, hearing implants and a better way to make biodiesel fuel, and aids bioscience industry growth.
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"Hay Scams" Spreading on the Internet"Hay scams" are a variation on popular Internet scams, and one sources says there have been over 4100 so far. Farmers are losing hundreds or even thousands of dollars to scam artists.
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NASA Physiology Study for Women in Space May Benefit Bedridden Women on EarthA NASA study at Ball State University in Indiana showed that brief, intense exercise prevented both muscle loss and strength loss in women in a simulated spaceflight environment.
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More than $2 Billion Growth in "Green" Construction Anticipated in Next 5 YearsThe economy and the environment are dual factors in the rapid growth of "green" construction, which makes commercial sense and is even a factor in home remodeling projects.
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What is the Bilderberg Group?The Bildeberg Group is known for including many of the most prominent names that appear in the newspapers daily. It meets annually in private, but for what purpose?
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Denver 8 TV Programming Schedule: Award-Winning, City-Produced ProgrammingDenver 8 Television is much more than watching the Mayor and City Council meet. It's professionally produced broadcast and Internet programs on Denver's current issues, history, and future, and it keeps residents up to date and informed.
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Free Days at Denver's Museums, Zoo and Gardens in November and DecemberDenver's Scientific and Cultural Facilities District (SCFD) has an ongoing program to provide regular "free days" at local attractions such as museums and zoos. Here's a list of when they are, and what you can see and do!
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Googling on Halloween: What was Hot on the Holiday?Halloween eve's "quick and easy halloween costumes" gave way to Halloween Myspace comments, Nicole Kidman's revealing fashion and the Reformation are also on the list, along with "The Other Winfrey." Before the Turkey clip art takes over, take a look at Halloween on Google!
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Italian Students to Talk to Woman-Commanded International Space Station by Amateur RadioPeggy Whitson, Amateur Radio callsign KC5ZTD, and other "hams" aboard the ISS, talk to students around the world via amateur radio. An Italian school in Rome named for Galileo is looking forward to their contact on October 31!
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How to Track and Watch the Current Space Shuttle Mission STS-120Watching live mission video and tracking orbits using NASA web-based software makes you part of the mission!
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What's Going on This Week with Space Shuttle Mission STS-120?There are many ways to watch and listen to the space shuttle mission. Here are some tips on when to listen, and what will be going on in space.
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Live from Space! Space Shuttle Audio Courtesy of Your Local Amateur Radio ClubAmateur radio operators have been communicating with the space shuttle and space stations for decades, and many "ham" stations across the country and on shortwave transmit live audio from current space shuttle missions!
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Event Honoring Adventurer Steve Fossett Will Continue in His AbsenceAdventurer Steve Fossett's life will be honored at a gala hosted by Barron Hilton, to take place in Denver at Wings Over the Rockies museum. So far, he has not been found after a routine flight in September.
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Fried Coca-Cola, Techie Toilets and Very "Adult" Dolls Are on Your Mind TodaySome of the hot searches on Google today, including Toto toilets from Japan and RealDolls, featured in a new movie "Lars and the Real Girl."
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Fox Business Channel Starts: What's New from the Wall Street Journal's New Owner?The new owner of the Wall Street Journal has had a business channel under the Fox brand in the works for some time. Today's it's on the air. How does Fox Business compare with CNBC and Bloomberg?
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International Software Quality Conference Comes to DenverThe American Society for Quality is focusing on the art and science of software development in an international conference in Denver this month.
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Colorado Governor Bill Ritter Provides Massive Wind Power for StateColorado's leadership in not only developing but also implmenting renewable energy sources took another step forward when the Governor unleashed the power of a 300 megawatt "wind farm" last week.
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Top Female Skateboarders Come to DenverTop X-Games competitors C. B. Burnside and Mimi Knoop headline fashion and action sports event promoting women's athetics and related causes including breast cancer at Mile High Station.
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Landscaping for Dogs Part of Dumb Friends League Fundraiser in Denver"We do landscaping doggy style" is Pawfriendly Landscapes' motto, and their unique service makes Denver-area homes friendly for pets that frequently are found at the Dumb Friends League shelters.
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Second Annual Denver Marathon to Tour City and NeighborhoodsDenver's second major marathon to begin in 2006, the Denver Marathon takes place on October 14 - a great opportunity for runners and spectators alike!
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Free Days at Denver Attractions -- Zoo, Art Museum and More -- in OctoberSeveral of Denver's museums and educational attractions have days most months when Colorado residents can explore them for free! Here's the October schedule.
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Denver Metro Area Looks at Future Needs of Businesses, WorkersA report released September 24 by the Denver Office of Economic Development and the Workforce Board of Metro Denver in Colorado provides an analysis of the workforce supply and demand in the region.
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Google Exec, Tim Armstrong, is Keynote Speaker at Colorado Technology Showcase and ConferenceTim Armstrong, Google President for Advertising and Commerce for North America, will address the CSIA DEMOgala in Denver on October 11, a showcase for Colorado technology companies and a forum for future technology development in Colorado.
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Democratic Convention Should Be Safe Haven for Pot Smokers, Group SaysLocal marijuana advocates have seized every opportunity they find both to compare pot to alcohol, and to reduce the number of pot-related arrests in the city. The DNC is their next target for leverage with the city.
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Nanotech Showcase at University of Denver Shows High Potential of New IndustryColorado is one of the hottest locations for research as well as business investment in nanotechnology. The University of Denver event will be an annual update of this fast growing industry.
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Susie Essman, John Henson to Host 60-Second Film Festival in HollywoodA comedy short film festival is crossing over from handheld mobile devices to Hollywood, and aspiring filmmakers can take their online short film talents to the mobile arena to win!
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DigitalGlobe in Colorado Launches New "Spy" SatelliteDigitalGlobe has launched the second of three satellites which will feed the increasing demand for high-resolution, frequently-updated color images of the earth, including your backyard!
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First Municipal Rugby Stadium in the U.S. Opens in Glendale, ColoradoRugby, a fast-paced but gentlemanly sport from which American Football was born, has been a Colorado staple for decades, and is popular all over the world. Denver fans now can enjoy watching at Infinity Park in Glendale, Colorado.
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British National Health System Offers New Blood Pressure Medication AliskirenA new medication known as Tekturna in the US, or aliskiren, is now offered on the National Health System in the UK. FDA-approved in March, 2007, the medication offers new treatment options for hypertension.
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Denver International Airport Sets New Passenger Records, Models Responsible GrowthDenver International Airport has been one of the world's busiest for some time, and continues to grow monthly, while giving attention to the values of the City of Denver for responsible growth.
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Eddie Murphy Movie NowhereLand Looking for Extras in DenverNowhereLand, a major motion picture starring Eddie Murphy, will be filming in Denver starting at the end of the month. Over 1,000 extras are needed. Sign up this weekend.
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UK Company, Combat Climate Change, Urges Climate Change Action for Practical Reasons While Debate ContinuesA UK company is pushing practical actions for personal benefit to get undecided citizens active in preventing global warming.