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The onslaught of summer movies continues. Here’s three mini reviews from AP critics to help you decide what to see this week: |
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 Loveland loves ’em so much, the city holds a cherry pie festival. This weekend is the 11th annual event. There will be fun, music and lots of pie and ice cream. |
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 World-renowned sculptor fashions latest creation — destined for the Bahamas — at Loveland studio |
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 Centuries-old wall surrounds city once a banking haven |
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Writer’s favorite memories from each of the United States |
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Reviews for "The Eraser" by Thom Yorke, "Testimony..." by India.Arie and "What's Wrong with Right" by The Hacienda Brothers |
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 The music is as inviting, homey and ultimately colorful as the lawn outside your house. Or your neighbor’s house. Or maybe the one growing like gangbusters by the duplex down the street. |
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 The free summer shows continue in downtown Fort Collins with the Denver Taiko Drummers presenting the art of Japanese drumming. |
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 Having plumbed the lighter side of narcotics in “Dazed and Confused” (1993), filmmaker Richard Linklater descends into a bleak netherworld of addiction and squalor in “A Scanner Darkly. |
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 It’s back to school for Jerri Blank (Amy Sedaris, twisted sister of humorist David), who resurrects her late Comedy Central show (1999-2001) of the same name in “Strangers With Candy.” |
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|  | "Humankind cannot gain anything without first giving something in return. To obtain, something of equal value must be lost. That is Alchemy's first law of Equivalent Exchange. In those days, we really believed that to be the world's one, and only truth." | |
|  | We're not that bright, even though in our own little world, we're geniuses. We like 80s hair bands and one-hit wonders, but among us we have respectable tastes, too. Metallica, Iron Maiden, U2. Pursuit of all things trivial is a lifestyle, not just a game. We like some sports, love other sports, and can find something to say about anything. We watch TV and movies and we've read a book or two, even a few classics (Yes, Classic Comics count!)
We call it insight, you call it what you will. | |
|  | Felix Wong is an outdoor enthusiast living in Fort Collins. A mechanical engineer by day, he is especially passionate about bicycling, running, and backpacking. | |
|  | Hola Amigos! I'm Sandra. I like to believe that people are 70 percent good and 30 percent dumb. I'm stickin to that story. Reading this blog might make you want to be good, but probably just dumb. | |
|  | Donovan Henderson is editor of NEXTnc. | |
|  | Here at Nextnc we have some characters. Get a sneak peak behind the curtain and find out what amusing antics our staffers get themselves into on a weekly basis. | |
|  | What is up FoCo?
I am a recent college graduate of Minnesota State University Moorhead. After recieving my B.A. in English and Mass Communications this past August I moved down to Colorado.
I enjoy long walks on the beach, candlelight dinners, and heavy metal. My hobbies include reading and writing, music, movies, and getting drunk. Some of my favorite contemporary authors include Bret Easton Ellis, Chuck Palahniuk, and Kurt Vonnegut. My top movies are anything directed by Kubrick. I enjoy listening to anything that rocks.
Right now I am just trying to get to know Colorado and FoCo better. Mostly in order to find the best drink specials on each day that ends in Y. So if you know where I can get a cheap drunk on, let me know!
--Drew | |
|  | Life's little morsels of inspiration, observation and encouragement seen through the eyes of the Nextnc reporter.
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|  | Ms. Giles currently lives in Colorado where she stars in her own private reality show. She writes aphoristic accounts of her life, taken completely out of context, and embellished with characters and situations disguised to resemble something close to interesting. | |
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