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ASK!: Governor calls shots on lowering flags

Gov. Ritter has sole authority to order that U.S. and state flags be lowered at state and federal facilities in Colorado.

MEITUS: Life's short - move it buddy

Pardon me for being a little cranky, but it's less than a week until my birthday - otherwise known as the special date that never creeps up on anyone. And here I am just shy of 56 - a number that I find impossible to believe - because the stone is apparently moving downhill, fast.

BORNSTEIN: Theater ticket prices are creeping up

Things are rough all over - at least for ticket buyers at the two largest regional theaters, where the most popular shows will have you paying new highs for single tickets.

ASK!: Stock traders' jackets designed for the frenzy

The strange-looking jackets you see on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange are cheaper alternatives to suit coats for traders who might ruin them in the frenzy of trading.

ASK!: No simple answer on presidents and parties

Ann, of Golden, wants to know how many presidents were Democrats and how many were Republicans.

ASK!: Security on MySpace

Journalists can obtain photos from some MySpace and Facebook pages because the owners can set different levels of security.

WINTER: Women will unite, or maybe they won't

Women will make their choices for president and vice president based on whether they see their values reflected in the ticket, not on the gender of the nominees.

CAMERON: Weathering a visit with my parents

Recently I decided to take a vacation and visit my parents, which is like trying to relax by going to a tax audit.

BORNSTEIN: Miners Alley Playhouse actor Jeffrey Haas enlists for real after playing soldier

Three days after he finishes playing a soldier in Vietnam, Jeffrey Haas will suit up in a more contemporary uniform as he reports for duty to the U.S. Army.

SHULGOLD: Bob isn't not your average Colorado Ballet fan

Meet Ballet Bob, the amusing pot-bellied, tutu-clad TV pitchman for Colorado Ballet this season.

V.I.PARTY!: Supper sings for orchestra

The season opening gala of the Colorado Symphony Orchestra raised nearly $100,000 for the CSO and its education and outreach programs.

ASK!: Protecting politicians

Ken wants to know how it's determined which presidential candidates get Secret Service protection. He asked specifically about Ralph Nader, Ross Perot and Ron Paul.

V.I.PARTY!: MaxFund toasts canine heroes

Puttin' on the Max raised $30,000 for MaxFund, an animal shelter that takes in injured strays, rehabilitates them and adopts them out to loving homes.

V.I.PARTY!: Zoo event brews fun, funds

Around 3,000 people raised $85,000 at Brew at the Zoo for the Red Apple Fund for Lifelong Learning, a scholarship program that ensures access to Denver Zoo education programs for children and families.

PEARSON: Breaking down the broadcast

This year's Emmy Awards telecast moved like a house on fire. A small house. It moved fast but generated little heat.

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