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him to an abandoned shack and put his body up on the rafters. A while later, some other cowboys went into the shack to play poker, not knowing Poker Jim was up there until he fell down and broke up their poker game. Ouch! Fort ...

From CLAIRE MARTIN, Denver Post,  22 Nov 2009

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Behind the Scenes of New Moon

Enter the recipients' email addresses, separated by commas: Your email has been sent. Courtesy of Summit Entertainment; Inset: Getty Images Screenwriter Melissa Rosenberg tells The Daily Beast about life in the Twilight zone—and (spoiler alert!) ...

From CLAIRE MARTIN, The Daily Beast,  19 Nov 2009

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You oughta know: The Goeringer family

For Georgetown chef and confectioner Scott Goeringer, "home sweet home" is not just a figure of speech. The business that became the Georgetown Valley Candy Co. began in his boyhood Aspen Park home, founded when his mother, Nina, converted a bedroom ...

From CLAIRE MARTIN, Denver Post,  15 Nov 2009

Unwrap the best chocolate

When times are tough, the tough get going. Straight to the chocolate. And not just any chocolate, but "the good chocolate," the kind that Diane Keaton means in "Annie Hall," when "a spider the size of a Buick" requires an irresistible bribe for her ...

From CLAIRE MARTIN, Denver Post,  15 Nov 2009

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From stuffed to sleek: Formerly fat Colorado couple become bodybuilding winners

that there was more to life than just getting your stuff done, and thinking ahead more than five minutes," said Troy Raper, who teaches orchestra at Palisade High School and is the principal bassist with the Grand Junction symphony. 2007 ...

From CLAIRE MARTIN, Denver Post,  8 Nov 2009

PT boaters prepare for their last reunion

PT boats fought in the Atlantic and the Pacific during World War II. Next summer marks the final reunion of the PT Boaters, the men who served aboard the agile little U.S. vessels that attacked large ships during World War II. To document this ...

From CLAIRE MARTIN, Denver Post,  8 Nov 2009

You oughta know: WWII conscientious objector "certainly was serving my country"

Barbara "Dods" Bryant, 88, holds a letter from her husband, Art, whose recently published memoir is titled "Dear Dods: Letters from a Conscientious Objector in WWII." (Hyoung Chang, The Denver Post ) Art Pierce Bryant, 89, honors Veterans Day, but as a ...

From CLAIRE MARTIN, Denver Post,  8 Nov 2009

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You oughta know: Lessons from a KKK trial

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From CLAIRE MARTIN, Denver Post,  1 Nov 2009

The eight Colorado Song Cycle songs

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Grave Images: Celebrating the dead

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