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What's new at Boulder WeeklyContentsBoulder Weekly is published every Thursday. No portion may be reproduced in any form without written permission from the publisher.. Page 3 - no comments - 85 views  Letters | Fossil fuel apologistHowever, it is discouraging when he parrots neo-conservative attempts to discredit alternatives to energy production. Page 5 - no comments - 127 views  Lost in Walmart’s rabbit hole“We are deeply concerned by these allegations,” declared a corporate spokesman, “and are working aggressively to determine what happened.” Well, gosh, just walk aggressively over to the executive suite and ask CEO Mike Duke, board member Lee Scott and vice chairman Eduardo Castro- Wright. Page 5 - no comments - 120 views  Paper or plastic? Tax ’em!For decades, the question in the checkout lane has been, “Paper or plastic?” A great many people are hoping the Boulder City Council’s answer will be, “Tax ’em!” On Tuesday, May 15, City Council will take up the issue of banning or mandating fees for single-use shopping bags in the city. Page 6 - no comments - 138 views  quotes—70-year-old U.S. citizen Warren Weinstein, who was kidnapped by al-Qaeda in Pakistan last year, asking President Barack Obama to meet his captors’ demands. Page 6 - no comments - 137 views  In case you missed it | Mitt's world of plentyWhy, yes, of course, Mitt. All 313 million Americans should definitely live in dwellings of more than 40,000 square feet on 16-acre estates (the figures for the Kentucky estate belonging to Papa John’s pizza-chain founder John Schnatter, whose home Romney was in when he made the comment). Page 8 - no comments - 119 views  Frackwater bluesForecasters are projecting a summer drought that could be the worst Colorado has ever seen. Snowpack is paltry. And yet oil and gas companies are only increasing their drilling and hydraulic fracturing, or “fracking,” which use hundreds of thousands of gallons of water per application. Page 11 - no comments - 154 views  A high-powered momBailey insists that localizing the city’s electrical utility is the question, not the agenda. She says she has not been given marching orders to find in favor of severing Boulder’s ties to Xcel, Bailey, who was born in Japan because her father was in the military, moved to Austin, Texas, when she was 12. Page 15 - no comments - 138 views  eco-briefs l Global what?It’s hard to make changes and save the planet when the majority of us apparently have the attention span of the average second grader. Page 16 - no comments - 98 views  Different recipe, same great tasteThe band (which at this point consisted of Emmitt, Herman, Vann, accordion player Gerry Cavagnaro, drummer Michael Wooten and bassist Rob Galloway) plays the cover pretty faithfully for the first couple of verses. Then, suddenly, the drums cut out and Herman starts a spoken-word creed filled with local imagery, delivering a tale of. Page 18 - no comments - 166 views  DISCOGRAPHYLEFTOVER SALMON THROUGH THE YEARS. Page 20 - no comments - 136 views  The future is black“We are not Marilyn Manson,” Yonnas says. “The term ‘goth’ means a million things to a million different people, but I think that to me, it’s a culture and it’s definitely been able to describe my aesthetics, which is the dark and the beautiful, the romantic and also the macabre. Page 23 - no comments - 183 views  Ghosts of blues pastthrew it on top of me; it was still too dirty. We were two hours late for the photo shoot in New York — someone typed in the wrong ZIP code and we ended up in Coney Island or something. Wrong time of day to get into New York. … I look like I’m 500 pounds. Page 23 - no comments - 125 views  Arts | Week of May 10, 2012Macky Auditorium, University of Colorado at Boulder, 17th Street & University Avenue, Boulder, 303-492- 8423. Through May 27.. Page 28 - no comments - 141 views  Heather Hans, LSW, MSW, MSBA,CPAHEATHER HANS, LSW, MSW, MSBA, CPA Spiritual Healer, Teacher, Psychotherapist, Career Coach, Business Woman 100 Arapahoe Avenue, Building 1, Suite 3, Office B Boulder, CO 80302 (303) 720-1424 heather@heatherhans.com. Page 30 - no comments - 235 views  Wax On SpaFor many, having smooth legs, underarms, chests and even bikini lines is an important thing especially, when the weather gets warmer, and Wax On Spa is here to assist with all your hair free needs! Wax On Spa has been established in the industry for thirteen years . Page 30 - no comments - 164 views  reel to reelA group of British retirees (Judi Dench, Bill Nighy, Tom Wilkinson, Maggie Smith) who decide to “outsource” their retirement to the less expensive and seemingly exotic country of India. Page 36 - no comments - 93 views  Dance-climb fusion project moves to Boulder“Because of the discipline we’ve created it’s really been interesting the variety of backgrounds we get,” Von Rittberg says. She gets frequent inquiries asking what she’s expecting in a performer, she says, and the answers vary. Her background is in ballet, but now one of her strongest performers has a background as a rock climber and musician. Page 39 - no comments - 98 views  Tidbites l It's crafty, so get aroundAt its local pub and other locations, Boulder Beer will kick off the week with a simultap toast of its Flashback India Brown Ale on May 14. Taps will pour at 4:20 p.m. with a nitrogen-infused version of the award-winning black IPA.. Page 42 - no comments - 128 views  Restaurants rise from the ashesRecently, a couple of new additions have decided to brave the fierce competition, and they’re doing it from the gravesites of some of Boulder’s recently deceased restaurants. In April, the StarLite Diner took up residence in the building that once housed Ruby’s Diner at Twenty Ninth Street. Page 42 - no comments - 80 views  Upscale Mexican street foodOne of my pet peeves is the eatery that appropriates inexpensive ethnic food and gussies it up beyond recognition with little resulting benefit. Adding insult to injury is the establishment that jacks up the prices on affordable chow to something approxi mating the cost of a taco truck rather than the taco itself. Page 43 - no comments - 119 views  Clay’s Obscurity CornerComida’s queso fundido induced a cheesy flashback to my youth, and I decided to email my dad regarding his recipe. He replied thusly, “I am about to reveal to you a long-held family heirloom secret ... revered by epicureans worldwide.” Dad advised me to take a trip to the supermarket and “carefully make your way to the canned soup aisle . Page 43 - no comments - 95 views  appetizers l The Louisville RexLocated in East Boulder on Arapahoe, the Royal Clay Oven dishes out a reasonably priced lunch buffet with an emphasis on freshness and service. The lime-marinated tandoori chicken has a lively citrus undertone, and vindi masala, spiced okra, has a pleasant crisp-tender consistency. Page 46 - no comments - 117 views  Astrology | Week of May 10, 2012According to my understanding of the astrological omens, you have a sacred duty to cultivate more slack as if your dreams depended on it. (They do!). Page 49 - no comments - 89 views 
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