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Billy Bob down at the tuner shop doesn’t need to worry about any of that, if he flashes a tune which grenades the engine, too bad, so sad.

Rogers worked with students Kurt Burdick ’19 and Alexis Farrington ’20 on the project, which presented them with several challenges before they could move on to mass production.

Growth and the development it brings is inevitable. How we manage, design and direct growth and development is the key. Development should work for and with Denver’s people and our communities — not be done to us. To protect what we all love about Denver, we have to enact smarter growth plans. That means reigning in developers. Denver is a city that prides itself on doing things better. So many great neighborhoods have withstood the test of time because of first-rate planning and design. Stapleton and Lowry are recognized nationally as new developments that got it right – But, much of the stuff built in recent years – not so much.

Fiber art and cartography collide in "Changing Neighborhood," a quilt by Harlem artist Ife Felix. From top to bottom, this patchwork uses color and form to represent a progression from diverse, mixed neighborhoods to hard lines and a stark block of white — a fully gentrified area.

Photographic book containing images from Her Majesty’s visit to Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy in November 2017

What, like it’s hard? This paint-by-numbers Monet water-lilies print will let you try your hand at Impressionist strokes.

Joe said the wind was so powerful, he thought the roof might collapse. While fearing for his own life, Joe still shielded two of his fellow employees from flying glass and other debris by hiding them under an anchored information desk.

The numbers in the banner photo show a ‘header’ … the leader of punched tape that could have a program name, data-set name, data, or anything else identifiable in human readable format. The actual data starts after that header.

"Through his background and experiences in Mexico, the US, and globally, he embodies the broad perspectives that Storefront has become known for, bringing a critical voice to contemporary issues at every scale – from local and regional to national and international."

Eric O’Neill: [00:03:06] And so, I was a little discouraged, and my brother – who is a screenwriter out in Hollywood – and two other screenwriters got together with me, and we wrote what became the movie "Breach." But I always wanted to write a book. The movie was amazing. It opened many doors, but it was a story told about me. Gray Day is my story, told by myself. And it took a few years, and I’m actually happy it worked out that way, because if I had tried to write Gray Day – what became Gray Day – at 26, it would have just been that Robert Hanssen narrative. It wouldn’t be the story that it is now – a deep look at espionage, and the evolution of espionage, and how espionage has become cyberattacks.

The venue had three stages, with various acts from the tri-state area performing including Root Shock, Suburban Sensi, Philadelphia Slick, The Holtzmann Effect, Rogue Chimp among many others.

Many designers put a lot of thought into crafting just the right soundtrack for their runway show, but it doesn’t get much better than hearing the late great Maya Angelou reciting her poem "Phenomenal Woman." That was the way Prabal Gurung chose to conclude his spring runway show, and it seemed to speak as much to another upcoming collection of his — more on that in a second — as to his general outlook on the Gurung customer.