Yellow Scene Magazine

Foodie Adventures: Who says being a foodie means sitting at a table?

October 17, 2012 Like 1 Lacy Boggs

When I say “foodie adventures,” I’m not talking about eating Rocky Mountain oysters or chocolate-dipped scorpions—though you could do that, too!—I’m talking about getting out of your seat, out of the restaurant and burning off a few calories while you…

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Eatery news

October 17, 2012 Like 0 Lacy Boggs

Openings/Closings Rocket Fizz Boulder, a “soda pop and candy shop,” opened on Pearl Street. Twirl Boulder, a self-serve frozen yogurt shop, opened on 15th St. West Flanders Brewing Company opened in the former BJ’s space on Pearl St. Harold’s Restaurant…

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Restaurant review: La Revolución Taqueria Y Cantina

October 17, 2012 Like 0 Lacy Boggs

Taquerias are hip right now all across the country, so it’s no surprise to me that someone decided to open one on Main Street in Louisville—La Revolución Taqueria y Cantina brings the trend to one of the most happening strips…

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Challenging Element: Popcorn

October 17, 2012 Like 0 Andra Coberly

Fall often seems like a season in limbo—after months of heat and drought but before the temperatures drop and the pastures of Boulder County seize up into cold, barren fields. That feeling extends to food. Just before the holidays give…

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Free Fallin’: When stealing has its perks

October 17, 2012 Like 0 French Davis

A couple weeks ago, Brian Barrett wrote a column for Gizmodo.com titled, “Why I Pay for Content, (and why that makes me feel like a sucker).” In it, Brian talks about how woefully arcane pay-for-content systems have become, and why…

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Distribution Jackpot

October 17, 2012 Like 1 James Burrus

When it comes to being a successful craft distiller, the proof is in the distribution. Boulder Distillery—makers of 303 Vodka, 303 Whiskey and a soon-to-be-launched, barrel-aged rum—has hit the big leagues with a distribution contract with Republic National Distribution Co.…

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10 Questions With Jazz Great Ron Carter

October 17, 2012 Like 0 French Davis

There’s a reason jazz bassist Ron Carter is the most prolific player on the planet. He’s that good. He’s won every award there is for a musician, and he teaches at Julliard. From the heady breakthrough days of the Second…

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Editor’s picks

October 17, 2012 Like 0 French Davis

Locally Grown, Globally Inspired The Colorado music scene has long been known for its diversity, at least on a local level. Punk, rockabilly, indie rock, ska, funk, jazz, country and even hip-hop have been represented well here, not to mention…

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Is That a Demon or is That Me?

October 17, 2012 Like 0 Jonathan Strungis

In the world of paranormal investigation, it’s easy to get caught up in something that’s beyond your understanding. This is a story of caution. Be careful what you believe. … It was the dead of night when the email came…

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14 Local Haunts

October 17, 2012 Like 0 editor

Macky Auditorium CU Campus In the 60s, Elaura Jaquette was lured into a soundproof organ recital room in Macky Auditorium. There, a janitor brutally raped and murdered the 20-year-old CU student. Today, students and faculty report hearing organ music, voices…