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The Sandwich Issue
Who doesn’t love a good sandwich? Certainly not us. Here are five of our favorite joints to get one.
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Magazine
Blazing Fast Stupidity
I probably shouldn’t have said anything. It was what, just a month or two ago, when I gave local cable provider Comcast kudos for the way they were handling certain aspects of their formidable high-speed Internet business.
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Transforming Main Street
I am a bit jealous of my friend Neil. It has little to do with his collection of horribly good ’80s movies or his even larger collection of awesomely bad music from that decade. It’s not even his straight-out-of-Pier 1…
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11 Questions with Producer Peter Coggan
Did you know Boulder has a film production company? Did you know this company recently wrapped production on a movie called Woodshop starring former Professional-Wrestler-turned-action-movie-star-turned-Minnesota-Governor-turned-actor Jesse Ventura? Did you know the movie is a dramedy about a high school valedictorian…
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All Kinds of Breeds Mixed Together Make Perfect…Pets!
Puppies and kittens are undeniably cute. We were certainly enamored with the dozen or so doggies running around for this month’s cover photo shoot. Many of them were Designer Dogs, products of a newish fad that has breeders crossing Pugs…
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Mile High is Not the Only Tough Ticket in Town
Barack Obama will speak in front of 75,000 plus people at Invesco Field tonight. It’s the toughest ticket in town. Perhaps the second most difficult ticket to find is to get into the Boulder Theatre tonight for a live simulcast…
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Treated to an Empire
One of the toughest parts of this job is watching our food critics have all the fun. I hear of a hot new restaurant, and instead of tasting it myself, I have to send a food writer to do it—and…
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