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"Our business was changing, and even though we were the industry leader, we had tremendous concerns about our competitive position. Most of our customers had been regulated in the past, and were able to get approvals for their pricing based upon their cost structure. Now, as they go through deregulation, they are fighting it out over price and that's impacting on their choice of suppliers. Some of the things that were important to our customers in the past are now 'unnecessary bells and whistles.' So, we have to do the same thing they are doing, and make the tough decisions to get our own cost structure to the point where we can win. There were a lot of things we had to change, often to the great disappointment of our own engineers who were used to being rewarded for upgrades rather than for cost savings. And in the case of the ingredient we buy from [the supplier in question], it's such a significant part of our cost structure that every percentage point of savings there is huge in the overall scheme of things. And it was one of the areas where both our customers and we felt there were some of those 'unnecessary bells and whistles'." [Customer General Manager]
When we talked with the purchasing executive that had run the Internet auction in question, we got even more insight into this situation:
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What's the Deal with Tea-Smoking?
We keep hearing about this tea-smoking technique for infusing flavor and are determined to give it a try for ourselves. It's even one of Skye Gyngell's toolbox recipes! We know that it's done indoors using a tightly-lidded roasting pan and a handful of tea leaves, but not much beyond that. Have you ever tried it?
Tea leaves give off an aromatic smoke when burned. If trapped inside a cooking vessel, this smoke can flavor foods like fish, chicken, and duck with delicate, tea-like flavors. That's the idea behind tea-smoking, and as far as we understand it, it's not so much a cooking technique as it is a flavoring technique.
The basic process sounds simple. You combine loose-leaf tea (usually a black tea) with a little sugar and an assortment of other spices like cinnamon or peppercorns, and toss these into the bottom of a wok or roasting pan. You set a wire rack inside the pan so the food is suspended above the tea, add the meat itself, and put the lid on. A few minuets over medium-high heat on the stove-top and your food becomes infused the smoky tea flavor.
Our biggest question and concern is how much actual smoke this process creates. Most recipes specify to have an exhaust fan running, but don't show too much concern about filling the house with smoke or setting off smoke alarms. Perhaps we'll wait for summer when we can open all the windows before cooking!
Still, this technique is really intriguing to us. We like the idea of using different teas to flavor dishes in different ways. And we really like that we can do this indoors without a charcoal grill!
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My husband just did this with a recent Asian bacon he made: http://low-on-the-hog.blogspot.com/2011/02/charcutepalooza-2-basic-dry-cure-asian.html
It turned out delicious!
if your smoker lid is tight fitting, there is not much smoke released into the house.
I've used a deep steam table tray with a cover to pretty good effect, and they're available at restaurant supply stores for a not a lot of money. some foil to hold the smokeables and a bit more under a folding steamer rack work pretty well. just don't put the smoke producing stuff under the food being smoked.
you can't seal it totally, or the vessel will explode, (or at least deform badly.) I once did it in an old dutch oven, but it took forever to clean it properly afterwards.
the one thing about using teas to smoke is that you are really not so much as flavoring as scenting the food. so if you want to experiment, take a few leaves and toast them and see if you like the scent. if you do, bingo. I used a metal spoon over a burner with a couple of flakes in it to experiment. with an electric stove top, just drop a leaf or two on the burner element.
I remember making this Barbara Tropp recipe many years ago. It turned out amazing. It involved lining a wok with heavy duty foil and crimping the foil over the wok cover. I didn't have any problems with smoke inside the house---but when it was time to open the wok cover I uncovered it outside.......
i've done this with chicken before - using a foil-lined wok - and it worked great. there is smoke, but with the wok covered it's pretty much contained. i dont have an exhaust fan and it didn't set off my smoke alarm, if that helps! warning, line your smoking vessel well! burnt sugar is v hard to get off and could ruin some pans.
i used a recipe similar to this one: http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/Tea-Smoked-Chicken-100901

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We get beat up, we argue, inflamed with passion, our hearts rise and fall at valuation, conversion, and clickthru. Each and every decision is rooted in analysis in an attempt to squeeze ourselves into the blessed 3% of startups that actually survive. Once in a while a risk/chance/endeavor plays out big for us. Such was the case of my startup Skout, a mobile dating service, at last year's DEMO. We were a team of eight strong-headed entrepreneurs — the vast majority Swedish, me being the only Oklahoman American — located in the heart of South Park, Silicon Valleys aortic valve of startups. We had just put together an extremely compelling use-case scenario for our Mobile "Hookup" application: we created location-aware touchscreen dating machines (we called them "jukeboxes") that could be installed in pubs or other locations where singles might want to find each other. And we were negotiating with a partner to bring our solution to real life when we applied to DEMO. Although the product hadn't been completed, we were accepted to present 10 days later at what is undisputedly the largest sounding board for launching your product to the world. The fact that we managed to get the product ready in time says a lot about the fortitude of our crew and the value of DEMO to an unknown emerging player like Skout. The Weeks Before The build out of the product came fast. In just 8 days we had it working stably at around 40% of the time and were convinced that this "singles touch" would be the wave of the future in finding that Mr/Mrs Right Now. The presentation prep came from our hilariously brilliant board member Andreas Weigend. I rented a car, picked up the jukebox from our partner who moved mountains to help an underdog startup pursue the dream of being on the DEMO stage. And as a (premature) prelude to victory, our gang went out to celebrate the launching of our revolutionary product. Day Before Presentation 1 – 4 am I went home from the bar early around 1 am, since I had to drive the product to Palm Springs at 4 am to make our live rehearsal, and I wanted to make sure I'd be fresh for the trip. My annoying buzzer went off, and my girlfriend angrily wondered aloud when I'm going to get a real-job. I got dressed, hastily showered, and walked outside to pick up our product director for the journey. To my amazement, my rental car (with the jukebox inside) wasn't where I left it! The Ecast Machine is a beautiful 42 inch piece of artwork. It looks more like a supermodel than a jukebox, but I'm a dude and I geek out on sexy touchscreen devices. This beautiful thing is GONE … along with my rental car. Earlier in the evening, my roommate, who is 50% Canadian, 50% dbag, and 100% VC, had come home to see a strange car in our driveway, and instead of asking around, he thought the best course of action was to have it towed. (You'd think it'd be nice to room with a VC … maybe it would get you an inside track to funding. But, funding is a bit like marriage, and while Jon, my VC roommate, and I are good friends, the synergy ends there. His firm focuses on clean tech … yawn for me. The one thing we did share that night was co-annoyance when he drove me to pick up the car he'd had towed. (Please leave a comment if you think he should reimburse the fees for this.) 4 — 10 am After I got back the car and the work of art inside it, I picked up the director of product, and barreled at breakneck speed down the I-5 with only Mr. Goodbars and can after can of Redbull to keep me going. I drove while my product guy complained and snored. 10 am — 3:30 pm We were back on track and almost at the convention center when we got absolutely lost — for like 1.5 hours. Ben, our brilliant product guy, can't read a map or get directions via iPhone. 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During the mixer we received an email from a blog asking us to put together a video demonstration of our product, and we realized we would need a camera to do that. My mission would be to get a camera. I was able to convince another startup crew to let us use their camera, and all it cost was extensive liver damage and a slight scolding from the group. Thanks Bjorn and Jessica Scorpio! The Night Before We were restless. Tossing, turning with the feeling you get when you're waiting for Christmas to come, but you know you may just get a lump of coal in your stocking. Although we were prepared (kind of), we still weren't 100% sure the machine would make it through the demo. We were out late, practicing our presentation, working on finishing the product (yes, it wasn't completely ready), and sending out press releases. 10 am We got up too nervous to even look at the other demos. We kept practicing over and over again to try to get the presentation down, but for some reason it just wasn't clicking. And the product kept crashing. 11 am We finally pushed the last build right before we were to present. We needed to get the machine on stage at 11:15. The last build not only crashed, but there was a gigantic typo. Now, Swedes are notorious QA machines and are extremely strict on process, protocol, and … grammar. So we had to fix it. Needless to say, we got our machine to the stage not only a little late, but with an untested build. We headed to the ready room. 12 ish We were back stage and decided that even if the machine was going to break down, we were going to let people know how proud we were of our team, our product, and our play. I began getting psyched and jumping around. I shadow boxed with VCs behind stage. Our CEO, Christian Wiklund, and I were slapping each other like pre-game football players. Energy was on our side. The people before us had a total melt-down and received a 404 error. Yet, we were not afraid. On Stage Bright lights … the blurr from the camera flashes is blinding, and the heat from the stage light could melt an iceberg. Nervousness melted into passion. We were able to standout — Christian commands presence with his Arnold'esque height and tone. Our presentation was humor, seriousness, and passion. The one thing about Skout is we sometimes have just as much passion as sense, we are proud of what we do, and the crowd LOVED IT. (Well, according to Twitter they did.) When you look out from the DEMO stage, all you see is the upper eschalon of media, digirati, and the fore-runners of startup culture. You get the chance to immediately prove that you belong where you are. It's a surreal feeling of accomplishment amid the exhaustion leading up to that moment. PS: You get plenty of bonus points if you make them smile. Post Presentation If you do well at DEMO you do WELL. Skout, which was virtually unknown, has since been in nearly every major Western publication. Our DEMO presentation has allowed us to easily get in and pitch at every major valley VC fund. Before our presentation, we had to explain to disinterested people who we were and what we did. Post presentation, we had people at the conference, partnership opportunities, and VC firms coming to us. This may not be the case for every startup. Honestly, your product may suck, or your pitch may be terrible (although, if that's the case, you're unlikely to get through the vetting process). Just as Skout helps singles hook-up a little easier, DEMO makes driving awareness and mindshare of your startup a little easier. I plan on coming to DEMO regularly now. If you come find me, I'll buy you a drink and tell you some good stories. VentureBeat is studying mobile marketing automation. Chime in, and we'll share the data.


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Tonight (Wednesday, Oct. 27) is the first game of the 2010 World Series. The San Francisco Giants host the Texas Rangers to get things started in the fall classic. Back in April, I'm not sure anyone in America would have predicted that these two teams would be the ones left standing when October rolled around.
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What band but Low could, without even the faintest whiff of irony, title a tune "If You Were Born Today (Song for the Little Baby Jesus)"? Sparhawk envisions the scenario thus: "They'd kill you by age eight/Never get the chance to say/Joy to the world/And peace on the earth." Utterly devoid of self-consciousness, the song is moving for believer and heathen alike. "When the Christmas record came out, that kind of opened the floodgates," Sparhawk admits. "I think a lot of people find it refreshing that we call a spade a spade and say, "We're going to do some religious songs here, and it's because we mean it, you know?'
"Mormons aren't notorious for being fringe artists," Sparhawk continues. "Of course Mick Ronson from the Spiders From Mars was the one I lean toward. I know when I went to [Brigham Young University], I wanted to go see something rebellious and contrary. Unfortunately most people who go out and see shows are trying to get away from the religious part, sad as it is. There's the religious side -- you go to church and everybody's trying to be very proper, clean living and all this stuff -- and then there's the music that you go home and listen to that doesn't have anything to do with the religion. I guess there's some people in the church who are excited about the fact that we're a bridge between those two worlds.
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Of the University of Louisville
In Open Session
The Finance Committee of the Board of Trustees of the University of Louisville met on Monday, September 24, 2001, in Ballroom B of the University Club with the members present and absent as follows:
Mr. William P. Mulloy, Sr., Vice Chair, Presiding
Mr. Ulysses L. Bridgeman, Jr.
Mr. Kevin Cogan
Mr. Owsley B. Frazier
Dr. Rick Feldhoff
Mr. Darryl Owens
Mrs. Joyce Hagan Schifano
|Other Trustees Attending:
Mrs. Marie Abrams
Mr. Carlton Brown
Mr. Nathaniel Green
Mr. Grant Helman
Mr. Milton M. Livingston
Ms. Jessica Loving
Mrs. Linda Wallbaum Cauble
Mr. J. Chester Porter
Mrs. Annette Schnatter
Mrs. Melissa Long Shuter
Mrs. Sandra Metts Snowden
Mrs. Beth Worland
Mrs. Mary Yarmuth
|Trustees Absent:
|Mr. Milton Livingston
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Mr. Larry Owsley, Vice President for Finance & Administration
Mr. Mike Curtin, Director, Planning & Budget
Dr. Denise Gifford, Vice President for Student Affairs
Dr. Carol Garrison, Provost
Ms. Carolyn Cochran, Office of the Provost
Ms. Terri Rutledge, Assistant Vice President for Finance & Administration
Ms. Trisha Wolf, Board Liaison
Mrs. Debbie Dougherty, Board Liaison
I. Call to Order:
Having determined a quorum present, Chair Mulloy called the meeting to order at 11:30 a.m.
II. Approval of Employee Health Insurance Option
Vice President Owsley reported that after the State Health Purchasing Alliance was discontinued in December 1998, the University purchased insurance coverage for its employees for calendar years 1999, 2000, and 2001. The University currently offers health insurance options through three carriers: Anthem BCBS, Humana, and United Healthcare. The initial 2002 carrier proposals included composite rate increases from 25% to 39%. Because the University's originally budgeted its contribution at $237 per employee per month, or a 5% increase, the net effect would be an 89% increase in cost per employee if he or she selected the same coverage as in 2001.
Responding to Vice Chairman Mulloy's request for an explanation about stop loss coverage, Vice President Owsley explained that the recommendation before the Trustees is for self-insured employee health insurance coverage for 2002; the stop loss coverage is provided as an added protection should any given employee's health insurance costs exceed the set amount as listed in the recommendation. Vice President Owsley further reported the University will conduct a mid-year review, with an opportunity to reassess for future years. Vice President Owsley noted that the recommendation to increase the University's contribution from $237 to $245 is in line with Jefferson County contributions to its employees' health insurance plans.
Mr. Frazier made a motion, which Mr. Bridgeman seconded to approve the President's recommendation that:
1) the University's monthly contribution per employee for health insurance coverage be increased from $237 to $245;
2) the benefit design changes indicated in Attachment A, pp. 8-13, be approved; and
3) the University self-insure the 2002 health insurance program with stop-loss coverage as follows:
a. $100,000 per insured participant; and
b. aggregate stop loss
4) By July 1, 2004, the University establish a claims fluctuation reserve equal to 10% of estimated annual claims; and
5) The Administration conduct a comprehensive program review and present its conclusions and recommendations to the Board at the June 2002 meeting.
The motion passed.
III. Adjournment
There being no further business to discuss, Dr. Feldhoff made a motion, which Mr. Bridgeman seconded, and the meeting adjourned at 11:45 a.m.


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Increasing the federal debt ceiling will result in going further in debt and increasing interest costs. Neither is in the interest of the United States. Pundits and politicians are convulsing to convince us that the Republican solution, "Cut, Cap and Balance" is lunacy. They scream "extremist" and proclaim, "it can't pass". Their fear is understandable. It can pass and should.
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Testifying to the October 2010 Board meeting of Alaska Housing Finance Corporation, I objected again to the higher interest rates charged for apartment financing. Since October, nothing has changed. For the last three years, nothing has changed. AHFC continues to gouge Alaska small businesses - requiring 35% higher interest rates than comparable apartment lenders. If Wells Fargo did that, they would be charged with predatory lending and prosecuted. Excessive interest rates hurt the very housing AHFC's mission is to help.
Posted: November 23, 2010 - 5:24 pm
Governor Parnell required all Commissioners, Deputies and Directors to provide their resignations. Transition is an exciting time in the early days of a new Administration.
After the Reagan election, I served on the President's transition team. Jimmy Carter's governance was rejected. To change the Washington bureaucracy, President Reagan chose strong administrators. James Watt, Reagan's Secretary of Interior, called all Carter appointees into the auditorium on his first day, thanked them for their service then asked them to clear out their desks. Instant new direction.
Posted: October 25, 2010 - 1:18 pm
Let's take a break from the heat of the U. S. Senate race. Let's look at the Governor's race through the prism of the Alaskan economy. We need the best economic jockey as Governor to champion our state's economy for the next four years.
Posted: September 25, 2010 - 1:36 pm
What would you do if someone took money from your 401K, putting in an IOU? Promised to put it back in ten or twenty years. Don't call the FBI. The FBI's boss, President Obama just did that with your social security trust funds. Washington spent your money on federal expansion, leaving us worthless paper. Mr. Obama is not the only culprit creating funny money. It is a Washington disease, going on for decades.
Posted: September 8, 2010 - 4:12 pm
When I was a kid and lost at horse, I demanded a best two out of three rematch to salvage my bruised ego. Candidates Lisa Murkowski and Bill Walker are doing the same thing. There should be a difference between a pick up game of basketball and a primary election. Who authorized the Murkowski and Walker camps to rewrite the rules when they lose? Not the voters.
Posted: August 30, 2010 - 11:49 am
As Republican Party Chair in the eighties, I knew Bill Wade, President of Arco Alaska. Bill came up with the oil patch motto, "No decline in 99". That meant that oil companies agreed on a strategic plan to stop the decline of Alaska oil production. "No decline in 99" increased oil production sufficiently to offset declines in the maturing Prudhoe Bay fields. Industry put up exploration dollars, drilled and got the oil to the pipeline.
Posted: August 20, 2010 - 5:02 pm
We will all sorely miss Ted Stevens. Our prayers go to Catherine and his family. Family was vital to Ted. Thousands of staffers were proud to be a part of that Stevens family.
Ted's legacy is the most powerful military force in the world. He was the civilian military strategist who funded the defense of the United States and proved Alaska's strategic importance to the world. He proved that Alaskan troops could reach 90% of the occupied world in nine hours or less. His legacy cemented Alaska's military bases as front line defenders of the United States' world interests.
Posted: August 1, 2010 - 5:28 pm
The demand by candidates Ralph Samuels and Bill Walker that Governor Parnell immediately disclose confidential terms of the TransCanada/Exxon open season bids for the Alaska gasline is very dangerous ground. Disclosure would violate Alaska's promise to keep confidential the competitive bidders' information. That promise was contained in the enabling legislation (AGIA) that brought us these bids in support of building an Alaska gas pipeline. The Alaska Legislature, in a nearly unanimous vote (59 to 1), set the terms of negotiations for the parties to sign aboard the project.
Posted: July 26, 2010 - 1:01 pm
Quick, somebody turn the telescope around for politicians and bankers looking at Alaska's economy. They cite CNBC's survey ranking Alaska's economy #41 out of 50 states. But, the Rockefeller Institute just reported that Alaska leads the nation with the highest job growth of any state. Alaska is one of only two states nationally who had positive annual job growth.
Posted: May 21, 2010 - 12:58 pm
My very wise daughter sent me this and I wanted to share it with you.
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Ralph Samuels says the last couple of years of trying to get a gasline to Valdez or Alberta has been a waste of time and money. He supports a smaller bullet gasline to Fairbanks, Southcentral and the Kenai. Industry has not seen that route as warranting expenditures to engineer it. Buyers have expressed no interest in buying. His bullet line is in direct opposition to TransCanada-Exxon and Denali's Conoco Phillips and BP, with applications to the Federal Energy Commission, FERC.
Posted: April 23, 2010 - 11:18 am
If you, as a property owner, had $1,250,000 cash in the bank, would you borrow $4,000 to build a building? That, times 1,000, is what the Alaska Legislature is asking us to do this fall.
We have $12.5 billion in the state Constitutional Budget Reserve account. Yes, that is a b. We have a billion plus surplus in current year revenue. We had a billion plus surplus in the last fiscal year. So, why go in debt $400 million? Pay cash or figure out a different way to complete projects.
Posted: April 18, 2010 - 1:00 pm
Building the UAA sports complex on campus right next door to the largest and busiest hospital in Alaska does not make sense. The increased traffic alone should veto that site. When I served on the Anchorage Planning and Zoning Commission, we certainly would have stopped such a future mess. Dumping that much more traffic north of Tudor Road would be a disaster.
Posted: March 20, 2010 - 3:48 pm
George Sullivan was a man of immense character. I grew up with George as the Mayor when Anchorage was a small but growing town. George was a guy you had to love.
Posted: February 25, 2010 - 5:47 pm
I had an epiphany. Don't worry, it's not contagious. My revelation: folks don't understand that a leaseback project, the UAA Seawolves Sports Center, is a freebie. The cost to the State of Alaska and the University is nothing, nada, zero.
A leaseback is built for a specific user (UAA) and leased by the owner/developer to the user for a long term. Wal-Mart and the big box stores do it all the time. What's unique here is that the Seawolves Center is projected to generate more income than required for debt service and expenses. Constructed in a federal tax credit zone, it qualifies for a $20 million tax credit.
Posted: February 14, 2010 - 2:58 pm
At 10:30 AM on Sunday, Valentine's Day, my phone rang. Wells Fargo calling from their automated Idaho phone bank, asking for a person I have represented for years in payment of a car loan. The call shifted to a collector who asks for the individual. I respond that they have the written authorization to deal with me upon this person's behalf. The individual I represent is not capable of dealing with interrogations by Wells Fargo. It upsets her mightily and makes her cry. Since I have four decades in banking, I volunteered to help.
The Wells Fargo employee informs me that they are attempting to collect a debt and proceeds to tell me that the account is delinquent. Lie #1. The loan is not past due and has not been past due for years. February's payment was paid within the contractual grace period. No late fee due.
Posted: February 4, 2010 - 3:30 pm
In March of 2008, Hickel Investments, Hickel Construction and Engineering Inc. and the Crawford Family Trust made a proposal to the University of Alaska Anchorage to build two new stadiums for the UAA Seawolves. We were ready to form Alaska Collegiate Sports Facilities LLC to design, build and operate two new stadiums in Anchorage. We felt and still feel that our UAA Seawolves deserve nationally ranked facilities to match our nationally ranked teams.
The partners costed the job at $94.5 million for a full hockey stadium and a full basketball stadium. We worked with then Representative now Senator Kevin Meyer and Representative Bill Stoltz, both avid athletic supporters, who captured $15 million for architecture and design of UAA sports facilities. Two years later, half of that money has been spent on designing buildings that the UA Regents just refused to authorize.
Posted: January 28, 2010 - 7:40 pm
My liberal friends are in a major snit. The U. S. Supreme Court ruled that corporations and unions can endorse or oppose candidates and spend their money to do so. Liberals fear huge corporations will control campaigns and lead to irretrievable loss of political purity.
The news media is owned by huge corporations. They spend billions advocating their biases to elect their favored few. Can anyone deny the media's love affair with President Barack Obama? President Obama outspent his opponent by hundreds of millions. He needn't have spent so much of his own campaign cash. Katie Couric and the other corporate media elite spent billions more to beat McCain/Palin.
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I might actually pick it up once I'm done exams. I always try to buy the occasional indie game from the PSN, I have almost all the Pixel Junk games, Burn zombie burn, and Tales from space: About a blob so far.
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Douglas Alward.Update: The manhunt for Douglas Alward, the convicted kidnapper and attempted murderer who walked away from the correctional facility in Sterling on Sunday night is over. FBI spokesman Dave Joly confirms that Alward was apprehended in Yuma earlier today and Department of Corre ... More >>
Betsy Markey as pictured on ebetsy.com.Fort Collins Coloradoan editor Bob Moore's blog is a must-read for anyone interested in Northern Colorado politics -- and his post about congressional wannabe Cory Gardner's latest attack on incumbent Betsy Markey shows why. This morning, Gardner's camp ... More >>
An image from ColoradoImmigrant.org.Last Friday, we previewed a student walkout decrying the controversial new Arizona immigration law. On Saturday, the events continued here and in several other locations across the state. These get-togethers were well attended everywhere, says Chandra Russ ... More >>
An image from ColoradoImmigrant.org featuring participants from a previous event.Yesterday, Denver Public Schools announced on a ban on all work-related travel to Arizona due to the recent passage of a controversial immigration bill that Republican gubernatorial hopeful Scott McInnis digs and ... More >>
Ah, to be young and broke in the big city ...Our daily slog through through local blogosphere. Tips would be appreciated. Denver: A great place to date in a recession. Allegedly. (5280) The West --- in fact, the entire National League -- could be won in Colorado. (Purple Row) Cory Gardner, ... More >>
Even those public-radio fans who financially support their favorite stations tend to despise fundraisers that eat into regularly scheduled programming -- particularly the ones that stretch out for the better part of a week, if not longer, as is usually the case at Colorado Public Radio, which is cur ... More >>
KUNC comes up with a listener-friendly fundraising method. There are few things more depressing for public-radio fans than tuning in a station and hearing a fundraising pitch, as I did today when dialing to KCFR, Colorado Public Radio's news arm. After all, that probably means the rest of the week ... More >>
Jared Polis. On Sunday, the front page of the Denver Post's Perspective section was dominated by endorsements of Democrat Jared Polis, who's running for Congress in the 2nd District, and Republican Marilyn Musgrave, making her third re-election bid in the 4th District. Hard to imagine stranger be ... More >>
Locals Only: It's been about a year since former executive director of the Colorado Hip-Hop Coalition, Apostle, aka Jeff Campbell, left Colorado to focus solely on his music career with his group Heavyweight Dub Champions. But the impact the Colorado Hip-Hop Coalition had in the late '90's and e ... More >>
LOCALS ONLY When it comes to hip-hop, one of the main requirements in making the music is to represent where you're from. Although Colorado may not seems as fresh as places like New York, Los Angeles, Atlanta or Chicago, most Colorado emcees are very proud to represent the state where they reside ... More >>
How can a gringa deal with her friends' racism?
James Mangold remakes a classic western for our ADD times.
What won't the best actor of his generation do for a role? Not much.
Readers weigh in on the Mexican�s logo.
Be there or be square!
Marc Holtzman's got a feeling that something in the Grand Old Party ain't right.
A Matter of Taste
From the week of December 13, 2001
Hair metal finds a new home -- in Aurora.
As spring melts into summer, water users along the St. Vrain could find themselves up the creek.
Yuma County Prairie Chicken Viewing Trips
Idalia�s students may have only one school, but at least it�s theirs.
The EPA blew this job -- but Colorado towns will pay the price to clean up the mess.
At the Blue Jay Inn in Buffalo Creek, life sews on.
A quartet of dreamers takes over one of Denver's last drive-in theaters.