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Culinary evolution
“Looking back, it was totally ridiculous behavior for a business decision,” says Frasca co-owner Bobby Stuckey of coming to Boulder in 2004 to open a restaurant...
Mandela, 95, dies; led South Africa out of apartheid
Former president of South Africa Nelson Mandela has died at age 95, leaving behind a legacy of ending the country's policy of apartheid...
Angry Birds Space Hits 10 Million Downloads In Less Than 3...
Fans of Angry Birds Space downloaded the game 10 million times in less than three days after launching Thursday for Android, iOS, Mac and Windows, Game maker Rovio...
CNN’s Piers Morgan interviews Rep. Todd ‘Legitimate Rape’ Akin’s empty chair
CNN host Piers Morgan wasn't happy with Rep. Todd Akin (R-MO), the candidate for U.S. Senate whose "legitimate rape" comment ignited a firestorm of controversy, after Akin skipped an interview on Morgan's show...
Jane Goodall’s new book: How extensive is the plagiarism?
Widely respected primatologist and author Jane Goodall, who has worked for decades with apes in Africa, has been found to have plagiarized sections of her newest book, Seeds of Hope...
Foreign countries stop buying US wheat, fearing GMOs
A rogue, illegal strain of genetically modified wheat was found in Oregon May 30. And its impact is already being felt on U.S. exports...
The case for public accountability
Jessica Ernst won’t back down and she won’t settle. And for that, the Canadian has drawn international attention for her ongoing multimillion dollar lawsuit against oil and gas company Encana for its alleged gross negligence while fracking natural gas reserves near ...
Google Shutting Down 5 More Services
Google's purge of its tired and least-popular services continues...
Apartment offers glimpse of Fort Hood suspect’s life
KILLEEN, Texas — Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan's dingy apartment...
Banner with cross symbol being taken down
SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. — A street banner the San Clemente...
Q&A with Archdiocese’s De Melo on Sacred Heart Decision
In an e-mail exchange, Boulder Weekly asked Jeanette De Melo, the director of communications for the Archdiocese of Denver, several questions that have been raised about the decision to keep a lesbian couple’s child from re-enrolling at the Sacred Heart of Jesus ...
