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05/17/2012 - La reina del disco Donna Summer, cuyos himnos "Last Dance", "Love to Love You Baby" y "Bad Girls" se convirtieron en la banda sonora de la era de sexo, drogas y baile de los años 70, ha muerto. Tenía 63 años.   Read More

Mexican Consulate Denver

05/17/2012 - El Consulado General de México y varias organizaciones culturales invitan a la comunidad a participar en la ceremonia de apertura de la exhibición "Vochol Arte sobre Ruedas".   Read More

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05/16/2012 - Alex Lora, líder de El Tri y organizador de "Chido Fest 2012", habló con Viva Colorado acerca del nuevo álbum, su participación el los Juegos Olímpicos de Londres 2012 y la razón por la cual eligieron a Denver como una de las siete ciudades de la gira.    Read More

Mexican Consulate Denver

05/17/2012 - El Consulado General de México y varias organizaciones culturales invitan a la comunidad a participar en la ceremonia de apertura de la exhibición "Vochol Arte sobre Ruedas".   Read More

05/15/2012 - La Universidad Colorado Heights, una universidad privada y sin fines de lucro, invita a los interesados a participar este sábado de una recepción comunitaria en su campus para recibir información gratis en inglés y en español sobre opciones universitarias acreditadas pero no tradicionales.   Read More

05/08/2012 - Un grupo de niñas y jovencitas de Denver participará próximamente de un encuentro con la Congresista Diana DeGette, demócrata, y con destacadas mujeres en arte, medios, empresas y servicios, con la meta de explorar y reconocer "el poder de las mujeres" en la comunidad.   Read More

Los niños no nacen interesados en los juguetes. Pasan varios meses para que un bebé adquiera conciencia siquiera de que tiene su cuerpo, por no decir una sonaja o una pelota. Oh, cómo pasan rápido esos meses de bendita inconsciencia, perdiéndose en la conciencia de lo "mío."   Read More

Dejando a un lado las bromas, esta será una semana estelar y sensata. Los planetas favorecen el progreso. Incluso mercurio, el chico malo, quien ha estado en retrógrado desde el 12 marzo, decidida participar en el programa a mediados de la semana y comenzar a ayudar en todas tus acciones. Los obstáculos serán eliminados   Read More

Es la primera semana completa del tránsito solar de Aries. Mercurio, aún en retrógrado, es la estrella del espectáculo, haciendo algunos trucos mientras todavía puede. Urano se le suma con un toque de alteraciones, recordándonos que no debemos mostrarnos demasiado cómodos mientras él hace su baile anual de alineación con el sol.   Read More

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05/03/2012 - Con un gran festival internacional que durará todo el mes de mayo, Puebla, México, celebrará los 150 años de la famosa batalla que tuvo lugar en aquella ciudad el 5 de mayo de 1862, en la que el ejército mexicano derrotó a los invasores franceses. Para la "gran fiesta", que incluye conciertos, espectáculos y exhibiciones, se espera la llegada de numerosos turistas estadounidenses.   Read More

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05/02/2012 - Explicar la historia de los latinos en Estados Unidos desde 1800 hasta la actualidad. Este es el objetivo de la serie documental "Latino Americans" que la cadena pública estadounidense PBS tiene previsto emitir en otoño de 2013.   Read More

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04/26/2012 - El Día del Niño, que comenzó como un pequeño evento en el Museo de Arte de Denver, se ha transformado once años después en un festival que involucra varias instituciones culturales, organizaciones y bibliotecas en esta ciudad.   Read More

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05/08/2012 - I asked Denver moms on the Mile High Mamas Facebook page what they really want for Mother's Day on Sunday. While the responses were varied, the majority of them were surprisingly low-key.   Read More

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05/04/2012 - ¿Cómo se preparara una buena margarita? No hay una receta perfecta, pero algunos taberneros locales y conocedores de tequila están de acuerdo que la clave son los ingredientes frescos.   Read More

04/11/2012 - When soaked in water, chia seeds become plumped and gelatinous, with a texture similar to tapioca. And that makes them an ideal addition to smoothies.   Read More

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05/18/2012 - Donna Summer, one of the most influential singers of the disco era, died Thursday at 63. The cause was cancer, according to Brian Edwards, a publicist for Summer, who said she died at her second home in Naples, Fla.   Read More

05/17/2012 - After the screams, text messages and covers of varying quality have come to an end on May 23, "American Idol" will crown its Season 11 winner — and presumably look to retool the once-juggernaut show in the face of sharply declining ratings.   Read More

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05/17/2012 - Disco queen Donna Summer, whose pulsing anthems such as "Last Dance," "Love to Love You Baby" and "Bad Girls" became the soundtrack for a glittery age of sex, drugs, dance and flashy clothes, has died. She was 63.   Read More

Mexican Consulate Denver

05/17/2012 - El Consulado General de México y varias organizaciones culturales invitan a la comunidad a participar en la ceremonia de apertura de la exhibición "Vochol Arte sobre Ruedas".   Read More

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05/12/2012 - Google announced today it will present a two-day seminar beginning Monday to help Colorado businesses get online.   Read More

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05/11/2012 - The time is right to get outside and enjoy live music from the hottest bands around. Here is a list of this summer's most anticipated concerts.   Read More

Politics are not only for election ballots. We "vote" for one another with our words, body language and actions every day. The Libra Moon dominates the day, and diplomacy will be key. Luckily, it is not very hard to come by, as most people are naturally inclined to at least wonder what others need and want out of the deal.   Read More

What do your things say about you? Do you keep possessions tidy, clean and in good working order? Do you care more about the luxurious qualities of your things than their practical use? Such questions have relevance on this first full day of the Taurus sun. It's also the eve of the Taurus new moon, which is perfect for accounting and assessment.   Read More

Depending on what time they are born, some babies born today will be Aries and some will be Taurus. The sun moves into the Taurean part of the sky at 9:12 a.m. PST, making babies born beyond that point today bulls, not rams. The weeks to come bring a focus on the beauty in the world, especially that which is material in nature.   Read More

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05/15/2012 - Archaeologists have found a small room in Mayan ruins where royal scribes apparently used walls like a blackboard to keep track of astronomical records and the society's intricate calendar some 1,200 years ago.   Read More

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05/06/2012 - What began 25 years ago on Santa Fe Drive as a small fundraiser for a Denver non-profit organization has grown into one of the nation's largest Cinco de Mayo festivals, now spanning two full days and overflowing Civic Center park.   Read More

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05/03/2012 - Puebla, a sixteenth century colonial Mexican city where large industries and culture coexist, wants Americans to choose it as a tourist destination and has launched an unprecedented campaign to appeal to them.   Read More

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05/04/2012 - It's time for Grow's annual flower photo contest. Upload your best garden photographs to denverpost.com/bloomers.  

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05/16/2012 - Joan Hinkemeyer is as crazy about green beans as some gardeners are for homegrown tomatoes. The Denver gardener says nothing compares to the taste of a freshly picked green bean. "They're better than a chocolate brownie any day."  

Photos by Cyrus McCrimmon, The Denver Post

05/16/2012 - Poetry. Family. Mysticism. Humor.You don't have to be an installation-scale artist to weave all of these things into a garden.  

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In 1998, Bernie Tiede, a beloved assistant funeral director with a beautiful voice and a kindly way of ushering the deceased of Carthage, Texas, to their eternal resting places, was tried for  

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NEW YORK—Now that she's stopped modeling, former Sports Illustrated Swimsuit star Brooklyn Decker is posing for the cameras more than ever: There she is with the paparazzi in Australia, on the red carpet in London and on the cover of this month's Women's Health and the June issue of Redbook.  

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"Battleship" is big, dumb fun that knows it's big, dumb fun and enthusiastically embraces its big, dumb, fun nature.