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BORNSTEIN: Democrats crafted script with flair for the dramatic

Yes, the Deomcratic National Convention was meticulously scripted, but there were moments that were either spontaneous or so artfully presented they took the breath away.

MEITUS: My Eastern roots haven't gone West

As I - ahem - mature, I notice I've begun to revert to my Eastern lifestyle 27 years after moving here.

ASK!: Trolls find a home at C-470 and Alameda

Walt has seen the small stone buildings at each end of the overpass at C-470 and Alameda Parkway and wonders what their purpose is.

Canyon open space puts on a rock show

A grouping of red sandstone ridges is the centerpiece of Red Rock Canyon Open Space, a picturesque hiking and biking area that has quickly become a locals' favorite.

CAMERON: Son and roomies give it the old college try

I'm glad I'm not in college now, if my son and his roommates really do clean and study as much as they say they do, which I really believe.

ASK: No Ask this week

No Ask!

CAMERON: Another day older and deeper in denial

Like most people, I fight back against getting older, using medicine's most potent anti- aging agent: denial.

WINTER: Heroes worth worshiping

In this high political season, when the world seems so fragile and cutthroat, when truth is spun in 15 directions, the Olympic heroes reminded me anew of what makes America precious.

Fete des Fleurs: Charity reigns at stylish Botanic Gardens benefit

The rain didn't stop the festivities. Nearly 400 people raised more than $200,000 for the Gardens' annual fund, which supports general operations.

ASK!: Q's tail too long for a license plate

There are no Q's on standard Colorado license plates because the "tail" of the Q would go outside the designated space.

SHULGOLD: Three's a crowd for dancemaker Robert Sher-Machherndl

Not that Robert Sher-Machherndl hates crowds, but the Boulder choreographer has yet to create any works calling for a stageful of dancers. His latest work, A Strange Land, premiering tonight at Chautauqua Auditorium, calls for a cast of three.

PEARSON: Watch Olympics on the Web

What's the best way to watch the Olympics? You could Tivo five-hour blocks of Olympics coverage, then fast-forward to the events you want. Or you can go the Internet route.
ASK!: DNC to cause 5-hour Taste of Colorado delay

A Taste of Colorado normally starts at lunchtime the Friday before Labor Day, but the Democratic National Convention "festivities" will delay the start till 4 p.m.

ASK!: Clearing the air on emissions tests

Why can't all emissions tests be like the roadside version, which takes seconds? Partly because the roadside version is designed for really clean cars that will easily pass the test.

SHULGOLD: Modern radio conveys classical music

Classical radio today has gone digital, high-def, Wi-Fi and satellite, available through the Internet as well as home and car stereo.

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