Steve Graham
Steve Graham is a Colorado journalist who jumped into the freelance world after nearly 10 years as a reporter and editor for community newspapers. He has written extensively about entertainment, politics and people in the Denver area and around the world.
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Want Sustainable Beer? Buy it WarmThe life-cycle analysis found that only five percent of the carbon footprint of a six-pack of beer is generated in the New Belgium plant. "Upstream" inputs account for 48 percent, and "downstream" inputs account for 47 percent.
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The Best Ways to Reduce, Reuse and Recycle Your Beverage ContainersA brewery or winery can't help you reuse your bottles, but here are some other ways to reduce, reuse and recycle your drink packaging.
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How Green is Your Apple?How green are all these Apple gadgets? Here are the latest sustainability ratings for Apple products, from both the company's own PR department and some often-critical environmentalists.
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Solar Dollars and SenseSolar water heating costs less and is greener than solar photovoltaic systems.
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Can Farms Be Greener Than Organic?Farmers that want true sustainability are moving to active fallow farming, which is simpler, cheaper and greener than organic farming. -
How to Have a Biodegradable HouseHere are some potentially surprising products that are biodegradable and, in many cases, compostable. These products are all green from creation to demolition.
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The Armenian Genocide: Agreeing on the BoilerplateUnited States, Turkey need to acknowledge Armenian genocide, start a healthy dialogue
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Vancouver Olympics Aim to Be Green and Environmentally FriendlyThe 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver are aiming to cut energy use, push sustainable sourcing and expand public transit. -
Common Reasons for Hair Thinning in MenA celebrity dermatologist helps explain two common reasons for hair thinning in men - a hereditary cause and a dietary cause that may look the same.
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Dealing with Thinning Hair for MenDr. Marta Renton, the Head & Shoulders Global Celebrity Dermatologist, exposes the truth about thinning hair for men.
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What Causes Hair Loss?Hormones, illnesses, stress and even you hairstyle may be contributing to hair loss
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Top 10 Home Improvement New Year's Resolutions for 2010Weatherizing, painting and babyproofing top my list of home improvement New Year's resolutions
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City Guide: Denver's Historic Live Music VenuesDenver music fans have several options for great live music in great old theaters
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Why Perform an Energy Audit Before Selling a Home?Home sellers should consider scheduling an energy audit before putting a home on the market
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New, Fresh Paint Colors Will Help Sell HousePre-sale home remodeling plans should include a professional paint color consultant for a faster, more lucrative sale
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Why Perform a Residential Energy Audit Before Buying a Home?Along with an inspection, home buyers should schedule a residential energy audit while negotiating on their new house.
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Interview with a Green Real Estate AgentThe environmental movement has reached the real estate business, where green real estate agents can help buyers and sellers save energy and water, and use sustainable home design and building materials.
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Considerations for Homebuyers Installing Solar PowerMost homebuyers want to save energy, and some are seriously considering rooftop solar panels - either thermal or electric. Here are some considerations for homebuyers planning to install solar power systems.
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Home Wind Power Considerations for BuyersMost home buyers want to save energy, and some are seriously considering home wind power systems. Here are some considerations for home buyers planning to install a home wind turbine.
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Why Prospective Home Buyers Should Walk the Neighborhood AreaProspective home buyers are likely to drive through their new neighborhood area, but they should also walk the neighborhood area and get a true sense of the area around the home.
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Interview with a Feng Shui ConsultantThere is plenty of misunderstanding and skepticism of Feng Shui. Carmelita Garcia-Konrad is a Feng Shui consultant who explains the principles and value of Feng Shui. -
Transportation Considerations for HomebuyersIt's not enough to glance at a map if homebuyers want to know about transportation issues. Buyers should closely consider commutes, transit maps and more
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Area School Ratings an Important Factor in Home SearchResearching education is a key part of any home purchase. Area school ratings are affect quality of life, changes in home value and more. Elementary school ratings, high school ratings and school district ratings are important considerations.
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Homebuyers Should Consider Potential Energy Efficiency SavingsEvery homebuyer should look to maximize energy efficiency savings, but some older homes may not allow for the best housing energy efficiency.
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Get Informed and Fight "Don't Read, Just Vote" BillsThe cap-and-trade bill is another example of long, complex legislation that faced a vote before it could be read. Get involved and fight these dangerous bills.
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AmeriCorps an Option for Grads, College StudentsAmeriCorps has thousands of jobs for high school graduates, providing a scholarship, housing stipend and valuable experience.
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Resolving the Middle East Peace CrisisThe seemingly endless conflict between Israel and Palestine could be resolved soon - and why a resolution is so crucial.
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Corporate Profit Motive is Destroying NewspapersFormer Baltimore Sun reporter David Simon's impassioned testimony during yesterday's Senate hearings exposed greed as the real killer of newspapers
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Revisiting The Omnivore's DilemmaThe Omnivore's Dilemma is compelling, timely for different reasons now than it was upon 1996 release.
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Serve America Act will help nation handle next disasterAmeriCorps youths are rebuilding the hurricane-ravaged Gulf Coast, and the expanded force will be ready for the next natural disaster.
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Shell Abandons Renewables, Slapped with FineThe Shell oil company recently decided not to spend any new money on renewable energy projects. A month later, it was slapped with an unrelated environmental fine. There's a bigger problem here.
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Armenian Genocide Recognition Events in DenverArmenian genocide to be recognized at state capitol and in events at the University of Denver.
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Reflections on ColumbineI covered the Columbine massacre, but like most everyone, I have no explanation for the shootings and no ideas to prevent a future massacre -
Colorado "Tea Party" Draws an Estimated 2,000Conservatives organize tea parties, but could draw Democrats with anti-debt, anti-bailout message -
Electric Smart Grid Gets Two Major BoostsElectric smart grid would save energy, reduce fossil fuel usage and create jobs. Such major advantages are attracting serious public and private money
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Gun-Safe Technology is Turned into Stash Safe to Put Under Your MattressNew stash safe replaces box springs, is harder for thieves to find and may be a safer way to stash money under the mattress -
Sleep Better: Sleeping Tips for when You're SickBe careful with drugs, rely on home remedies and relax before bedtime if you want restful sleep when you're sick. -
Obama Pushes Turkey to Acknowledge Armenian HolocaustObama pushed the Turkish parliament to normalize relations with Armenian, which implies recognition of the Armenian holocaust
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Making Politics More like "American Idol"By appointing judges and having regular popular votes, Congress could adopt the "American Idol" format and end partisan gridlock. -
Obama's Environmental VictoriesEconomy overshadowed Obama environmental policy, but major landmarks were achieved well within Obama's first 100 days
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Tool, WSP, Fray to Headline 2009 Mile High Music FestivalMile High Music Festival likely to be bigger draw than last year's Petty and Matthews-led event
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Snow Day for a Freelance WriterWe're expecting about 6 inches by tomorrow morning. It already looks like fore than that, but I'm no meteorologist. -
Profile of the Inactivists, a Really Odd Rock BandColorado's Inactivists are a strange band. -
Great '80s MusicEven if you don't like '80s music, here are a few great glimmers of light from a dark decade. -
Reducing Charity Tax Write-offs Won't Cut GivingObama proposal would limit charity tax write-offs for high-income donors. Opponents are crying foul, but charities shouldn't worry. -
Carbon Dioxide Sequestration BreakthroughDeal on funding choice projects will accelerate development of carbon dioxide sequestration, vital to potentially reversing global warming.
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The Best of the 2009 SXSW Music Lineup for Watching from HomeIf you can't afford a wristband and don't have top-shelf press credentials, you're not going to SXSW, but that doesn't mean you have to totally miss the music event of the year.
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Tribute to Dr. SeussOn his birthday, here's my silly attempt at using Dr. Seuss style in an ode to a great writer.
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Sad Eulogy for Print JournalismColorado's best newspaper folds with an excellent tribute to local reporting. -
Charitable Facebook ApplicationsFacebook: It's not just for keeping up with friends anymore. It's also a good way to donate to your favorite causes, often for free
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Green Home ImprovementsEfficiency measures can help save your pocketbook and the environment
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Ketelsen Campers Business ProfileBusiness profile of a prominent camper dealership in metro Denver that gives to charity -
Adolescents Live ReviewLegendary punk band the Adolescents made a triumphant return in 2006.
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Albert Hammond Jr. Live ReviewReview of concert by Albert Hammond Jr., a Strokes member and son of a famous songwriter. Also on the bill: standout opener The Mooney Suzuki.
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Ani DiFranco Reprieve ReviewReview of Ani DiFranco's "Reprieve" album, a return to folk form but not a standout disc.
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Centro-Matic Live ReviewConcert review of alt-country band Centro-Matic, one of the best and most underrated bands in the business.
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Everclear Album ReviewReview of Everclear's attempted comeback album Welcome to the Drama Club.
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Matt Costa Live ReviewLive review of concert by singer-songwriter Matt Costa and underrated indie rock band The 88.
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Rainer Maria Catastrophe Keeps Us Together ReviewAlbum review for indie rock band Rainer Maria.
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Regina Spektor Live ReviewReview of 2006 theater show by the now-famous Ben Folds collaborator
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Zen Boy and Karma Girl CD ReviewReview of self-released CD by California folk-pop duo
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Profile of New Concert Director at Denver Music Venue/SchoolDavid Weingarden brings wide-ranging tastes to Swallow Hill, Denver's home for folk and roots music for 30 years
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Child Brings Harmony Among Kids and PoliticiansA girl in suburban Denver launched a group that reduced bullying and encouraged politicians to keep their messages positive.
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Sharla Jackson Band ProfileProfile of a pop-rock band based in Evergreen, Colorado
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Extreme Makeover: Energy EditionHow a family saved $1,800 on energy bills - and tips to help you do the same.
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Climate Change is Coming No Matter What We DoLeading scientist presents dire scenarios, hopeful possibilities in presenting latest research on global climate change
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Barack Obama's Toughest Media CriticsConservatives who dislike Obama should hold their nose and check out some far-left media for serious criticism of the new president.
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Lincoln's Lessons for Barack ObamaBarack Obama already famously copied Lincoln's team of rivals, but what else can he learn from Honest Abe?
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Top Five Academy Award Best Actress PerformancesMovies about serial killers, concentration camps and 12th Century queens generated the most deserving performances for Academy Award best actress winners.
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Get Free Music from the World's Best BandsHere's how to hear and download free, legal music from the tastemakers' favorite bands
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Obama Likely to Recognize Armenian GenocideThe American people and government responded with aid and anger in the immediate aftermath of the Armenian genocide. The federal government has since avoided even recognizing the historic facts based on political, military and energy expediency.
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Obama to Select Ron Kirk as Cabinet-level Trade NegotiatorObama may have been chosen Kirk to reward friendship and fundraising, but Kirk brings other advantages
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Organic Food Group Launches Petition to Block Vilsack NominationFormer Iowa governor Tom Vilsack is President elect Barack Obama's choice for secretary of agriculture, but a food organization hopes to block his confirmation.
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Many Environmentalists Pleased with Obama's Salazar Cabinet PickPresident-elect Barack Obama chose Colorado Sen. Ken Salazar as his secretary of the interior. While some environmentalists are protesting, other groups see Salazar as a moderate who will appropriately balance their interests with other needs.
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Rocky Mountain News for SaleThe Rocky Mountain News is for sale, a shame for news fans in Denver, the Rocky Mountain region, and the nation
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Big Blue Ball a Great World Music SamplerCollaboration between dozens of great global artists was 17 years in the making
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Why Do You Need a Color Consultant for Your Home?Christina Kittelstad is a Denver-based color consultant. This interview explains the benefits of color consulting.
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Why You Should Read The Post-American WorldFareed Zakaria's brilliant tome is a handbook for American success in a redefined world, rather than an anti-American world-government screed, as some suggest.
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Presidential Polls in ColoradoColorado voters are fiercely independent and don't conform to traditional party labels, so polls don't reflect how unpredictable the state will be on Nov. 4.
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Best Background Music for WritersDoes classical music put you to sleep? Is jazz too busy? Try some of these instrumental rock bands for music while you work
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Give to New Orleans This Christmas: Donating Gifts, ToysA list of worthy, effective charities in the New Orleans area, where you can donate Christmas toys, money or time.
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Obama Vs. McCain: Tax PoliciesThere has been a lot of talk about taxes recently in the presidential campaign. Here is an analysis of some key points of each candidate's policy plans.
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Is Obama's Rhetoric Enough?Speeches can change history, so don't dismiss Obama's oratory skills. They could make a difference.
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Best of AC: Articles on Halloween MoviesA few links to great Halloween movie content on Associated Content.
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A 2008 Lebanon Travel DiaryReflections on a Lebanese wedding at an exciting time in a beautiful country.
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Funnies in the Presidential DebateIt was hard to find humor in the dull, dry first presidential debate, but there were a few good jokes
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How to Pitch a Story to a Community NewspaperMany writers are looking to break into the print world, or just get their voices out in their communities. Here's how to get your stories in your local newspaper.
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Tasty Labneh Can Save Money, the Environment and Your Family's HealthA one-time investment in cheesecloth can save you money for a long time, reduce your environmental impact and help you get healthy. The cheesecloth - and a little salt, if you want - is all you need to make dried yogurt or Labne, a delicious, fat-free sour cream substitute.
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'Office' Season Five Opener a Winner"The Office" opened season five with a overwrought weight-loss gag, but all the characters and deadpan humor are back
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Why Vote? Free StuffYou don't have to wait until your candidate takes office to reap the benefits of voting
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Ten for Turkey Day: A Thanksgiving PlaylistThanksgiving is lacking in the music department. It's all about food and football, but why not gather the family around the iPod Shuffle to listen to these 10 Thanksgiving tracks.
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Colorado Can Fix School Funding FiascoColorado voters have a chance to undo two of their earlier mistakes with their measure this November.
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Colorado's Amendment 48 Could Ban AbortionAmendment 48 is being referred to throughout Colorado as "the personhood amendment," but it has much more serious implications than the name or ballot language suggest.
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With Amendment 58, Energy Prices on the Ballot in ColoradoEnergy prices are a hot-button issue all over the United States this election year, but nowhere is the issue quite as complicated or controversial as in Colorado.