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UP BEAR CREEK
Mexican New Mex Fusion in Santa Fe

In this week’s Up Bear Creek: A restaurant name correction, a review of books, a call for recognition of Liu Xiao-bo, Leonard Peltier, and those murdered at Wounded Knee.
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Could Expansion of Big 10 Spell Opportunity for a Beleaguered Notre Dame?

With college football changing at a rapid rate, is Notre Dame at risk of falling behind into oblivion?
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RAISING ELLE
The Things We Carry

If only we could choose which of our parents’ traits to inherit.
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The Oscar and The Killer Whale

The Oscar and The Killer Whale
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UP BEAR CREEK
Doing Poetry Down in Old Mexico

Field notes from a poetry conference in Mexico.
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I’ll Take John Daly Over Tiger Woods Any Day

The list of everything John Daly has done is three times as long as Tiger Woods’ list, yet I can’t help to like Daly and dislike Woods.
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Judy Shepard Asks: ‘Why is “Gay” an Insult in the First Place?’

Judy Shepard comes to Gay Ski Week with one message: Erase Hate.
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Wake-Up Call

Early-morning visitors shake up the routine, but when everything settles down, coffee is made (and the miscreants are caught), several favorite movies have been revisited
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UP BEAR CREEK
Learning the Tao of T’ang Poetry

The Tao of T’ang Poetry that remains pertinent through the millennia…
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Trying to Endure a Pregnant Ski Season

‘I can’t help but feel envious of all of my blissfully soccer ball-free cohorts, whisking around on Dynamo without a care in the world.’
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Ouray School District R1 Board Report

Update on FY11 Budget Process
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The Geezers Club

Two nervous cats with new knees, new hips and a favorite mountain.
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Tiger Woods as Arrogant as Ever in Media Spectacle

Did you buy his apology?
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The Luxury of Hearing: ‘Your Child Is Going to Be Fine’

A 2-year-old’s stay at Montrose Memorial Hospital is a luxury, her mother reflects, on the heels of interviewing to area physicians who were headed for relief work in Haiti.
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It’s Time to Call Your State Rep. in Support of HB-1188

In Colorado, nobody really knows if you are trespassing or not when floating on rivers through private land. HB-1188 would clarify that ambiguity and keep Colorado’s rivers open to boaters and ang...
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Honoring One of the Region’s Finest

Honoring Moab’s most amazing man, Lance Christie.
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Jimmie Heuga, Little Big Man

The Winter Olympics spark memories of Jimmie Heuga, who brought home the bronze from Innsbruck in 1964. His memorial is today.
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This video frame grab image provided by NASA, taken in Dec. 2009, shows a Lyssianasid amphipod, which is related to a shrimp, where a NASA team lowered a video camera to get the first long look at the underbelly of an ice sheet and a curious shrimp-like creature came swimming by and then even parked itself on the cable attached to the camera.  In a surprising discovery that shakes the idea of where higher life can thrive, scientists for the first time found a shrimp-like creature and a jellyfish frolicking beneath a massive Antarctic ice sheet. (AP Photo/NASA)AP - In a surprising discovery about where higher life can thrive, scientists for the first time found a shrimp-like creature and a jellyfish frolicking beneath a massive Antarctic ice sheet.


Mon Mar 15 15:05:53 -0500 2010

FILE - In this March 11, 2010 file photo, Pakistan's Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani, right, welcomes Afghanistan's President Hamid Karzai for bilateral talks at the prime minister's official residence and office, in Islamabad, Pakistan. (AP Photo/B.K.Bangash, File)AP - The Afghan government was holding secret talks with the Taliban's No. 2 when he was captured in Pakistan, and the arrest infuriated President Hamid Karzai, according to one of Karzai's advisers.


Tue Mar 16 00:56:46 -0500 2010

In this Sept. 17, 2009 file photo, Don McLeroy, former Texas State Board of Education chairman, talks with new Chairwoman Gail Lowe during a break in a meeting of the board where hearings on a new social studies curriculum were taking place. On Wednesdsay, March 10, 2010, McLeroy, a devout Christian conservative, will be attending his first board meeting as a lame duck, where the board is set to take their first vote on new social studies curriculum standards. (AP Photo/Harry Cabluck, File)The Newsroom - The nation’s public school curriculum may be in for a Texas-sized overhaul, if the Lone Star state’s influential recommendations for changes to social studies, economics and history textbooks are fully ratified later this spring. Last Friday, in a 10-to-5 vote split right down party lines, the Texas State Board of Education approved some controversial right-leaning alterations to what most students in the state—and by extension, in much of the rest of the country—will be studying as received historical and social-scientific wisdom. After a public comment period, the board will vote on final recommendations in May.


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