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  • 1. Feature

    Consumed by Fire

    By Eric Dexheimer
    Published: August 8, 2002

    Dropping down Route 9 from Hartsel into Lake George is like entering a thicket of gauze. A clear Colorado day gives way first to haze, then gray, then brown. Smoke grows...

  • 2. Music

    Power Play

    By Kurt Brighton
    Published: August 8, 2002

    There may very well be something terribly wrong with the members of Speedealer. "Everybody in this band is pretty pissed off," says bassist Rich Mullins. "I think our...

  • 3. Cafe

    Paint the Town

    By Jason Sheehan
    Published: August 8, 2002

    When I first sat down at Maruti Narayan's, the table was a blank canvas, holding only white plates and white napkins set against a white tablecloth. By the end of the meal, it...

  • 4. Film Feature

    Heart to Heart

    By Andy Klein
    Published: August 8, 2002

    Blood Work, Clint Eastwood's 23rd film as a director, is another crime thriller in the mode of True Crime (1998) and Absolute Power (1996) -- although it's better. More than...

  • 5. Night & Day

    Guerrillas in the Midst

    By Julie Dunn
    Published: August 8, 2002

    "Don't clone, darling, colonize!" That's the motto of a secret society that will soon infiltrate a bar near you -- but you don't need a coded knock or password to join the...

  • 6. Stuff

    Do the Math

    By Robert Wilonsky
    Published: August 8, 2002

    A press pass, reporter-turned-novelist Gregory McDonald once said, is good for one thing: It allows the journalist to ask very smart people very stupid questions. Certainly,...

  • 7. News

    Crossing the Line

    By Alan Prendergast
    Published: August 8, 2002

    Jonna Cohen and Michael Sobol knew they were taking a risk when they joined thousands of other protesters at the gates of an Army base in Georgia last November. With the...

  • 8. Music

    Altar Ego

    By Bill Gallo
    Published: August 8, 2002

    Denver-born trumpeter Shane Endsley migrated this summer from balmy, laid-back Los Angeles to dense, teeming Brooklyn so he can be closer to his fiancée -- and to New...

  • 9. Bite Me

    Bite Me


    Published: August 8, 2002

    Food for thought: I've been on this job for a month now -- thirty days that have been a cyclone blur of restaurants and reservations, a juggling act with me trying to keep a...

  • 10. Film Feature

    Free Willies

    By David Ehrenstein
    Published: August 8, 2002

    The past is a foreign country -- they do things differently there." So goes the immortal line from The Go-Between. And in the brilliant new documentary The Cockettes, that...

  • 11. Night & Day

    Spinnin' Discs

    By Susan Froyd
    Published: August 8, 2002

    When the back-to-back UFO Canine Frisbee World Cup Tournament and Quadruped Canine Frisbee Disc Competition get under way on the Arapahoe Community College campus this...

  • 12. Art

    Western Civilization

    By Michael Paglia
    Published: August 8, 2002

    The history of art in Colorado has yet to be written, so those of us with an interest in the topic have to get our information in dribs and drabs, chiefly through exhibitions....

  • 13. Off Limits

    Off Limits


    Published: August 8, 2002

    There was a time when Colorado bars weren't allowed to open until the polls closed. This year, though, you can vote in a bar -- or close enough. On August 13, the banquet room...

  • 14. Music

    Local Color


    Published: August 8, 2002

    Statewide drought be damned, releases from Colorado musicians continue to flow into local retail bins -- and the mailboxes of Backbeat writers. In the first installment of a...

  • 15. Food Fetishes

    Food Fetishes

    By Juliet Wittman
    Published: August 8, 2002

    Karen Beeman is tending her WeeBee Farms stand at the Boulder Farmers' Market on a Saturday morning. A band with alternating dried flowers and garlic heads adorns her hat....

  • 16. Artbeat

    Artbeat

    By Michael Paglia
    Published: August 8, 2002

    Veterans of Clay, in the North Gallery at the Lakewood Cultural Center (470 South Allison Parkway, Lakewood, 303-987-7800), is a small show, but it's filled with work by...

  • 17. Chotz

    Kitchen Magician

    By Robin Chotzinoff
    Published: August 8, 2002

    If you're going to suffer through an undergraduate business degree, work a demeaning restaurant job in order to pay tuition, sell out for the sake of money -- well, you might...

  • 18. Playlist

    Red Hot Chili Peppers

    By Michael Roberts
    Published: August 8, 2002

    The word "mature" keeps cropping up in positive reviews of this disc --mature songwriting, mature arrangements, mature subject matter, mature performances -- and such...

  • 19. Drink of the Week

    Drink of the Week

    By Julie Dunn
    Published: August 8, 2002

    As Russell Crowe strutted around the Colosseum -- a scantily clad warrior seeking revenge -- he should have challenged his opponents to the Gladiator drop-shot at the Foundry...

  • 20. Theater

    Clit Lit

    By Juliet Wittman
    Published: August 8, 2002

    I walked into the Denver Center's Stage Theatre harboring the darkest of suspicions. I'd read all about The Vagina Monologues -- who hasn't?--but somehow I'd managed to miss...

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