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Winning is Sublime
"What I Got" skyrocketed Sublime to fame in the late 90's before they broke up. They're back, as Sublime with Rome, and appearing at the City Auditorium with Everlast and we've got tickets.
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Analyzing Obama
The old saying that "no good deed goes unpunished" is especially applicable to President Obama now. He has completed three years of a brilliantly constructive presidency, but many are bitterly criticizing and faulting him. Like every president, he has made terrible mistakes. But look again:
He has stopped an economic free-fall and started it crawling back up. He passed the first health-care coverage law in recent memory, in spite of fierce and relentless obstructions from Republicans. He passed the first law regulating banks since the 1930s, again despite that Republican blockade...
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Stage alchemy
Artists make international magic in Cirque du Soleil's Dralion.
We fight, or you'll lose
Between the Lines
Bach is on one side, and Colorado Springs media are on the other. No gray area.
Bit o' honey
Turns out oil and gas drilling could mean big bucks for local schools and governments, including El Paso County.
Rotten tomatoes
Once-promising salsa business ends in a mess — especially for jilted workers.
Sound advice
Die Antwoord, Van Halen, Ladysmith Black Mambazo
Forged by the fire
Historic steel-mill legacy and Pueblo-grown chilies lend Muggsy's an everyman appeal.
Fourth Annual Collection Drive
An effort from Horizon Prosthetics to collect shoes for Shoes for Orphan Souls and old prostheses for Limbs for Life.
Sat., Feb. 25, 9 a.m.-2 p.m.
Horizon Prosthetics, 6055 Lehman Drive, # 104
"Hope for Living"
A seminar from the Second Wind Fund of El Paso and Teller Counties, which helps prevent youth from taking their life; includes lunch. Will be held at Saint Michael the Archangel Episcopal Church (7400 Tudor Road).
Sat., Feb. 25, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Cheyenne Mountain State Park Volunteer Open House
Learn how you can volunteer for this state park, by perusing opportunities (from interpretive programs to trail maintenance and more), speaking with current volunteers and more. A Mystery Hike will also be given at 1.
Sat., Feb. 25, 1-4 p.m.
Cheyenne Mountain State Park, 410 JL Ranch Heights
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Beware, the Internet is coming
New Scientist magazine gained a little attention in 2009 when it said the Internet certainly could become self-aware, saying "it is easy to see… -
Book review: Companion to Spanish Colonial Art at the Denver Art Museum
At the Prado in Spain, little cigarette-machine-like vendors dispensing thin books dot its numerous galleries. For a few Euros, little volumes in your language… -
Local control reigns in New York for fracking
A New York state court has ruled that local government, indeed, has authority to ban fracking, according to this report by ProPublica. And, the… -
Salsa company is broke
Nadia Cordoba, a former employee of a once-promising local company, found out today that the complaint she had filed for seven weeks of back… -
Tour of Colorado Springs bicycling event in trouble
All that upbeat talk last week about a new Tour of Colorado Springs bicycling event, with perhaps thousands of participants following a course around the city, vanished this morning. Mayor Steve Bach announced that he has… -
UPDATE: Got a noise complaint? Call Fort Carson
Fort Carson now says the helicopter training actually begins tomorrow, Thursday, Feb. 23, rather than early April as a previous press release stated. The… -
A sneak peek at music-based Facebook game, Songster
So full disclosure up front on this one: I grew up with Mowgli co-founder and COO Adam Kunz, who provided all the info I'm…
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