Post News: CDOT test to slow I-70 traffic near Eisenhower Tunnel successful

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Today's Front Page News

CU research on DNA cracks the lager code
Many a beer drinker has stared into the bottom of a glass, belched and gone blearily philosophic wondering just where that golden gift of brew came from. The University of Colorado School of Medicine can do Homer Simpson one better.  

• CDOT test to slow I-70 traffic near Eisenhower Tunnel successful
• More metro-Denver city managers grapple with fuller plates
• Colorado prison class teaches inmates green job skills
• Griego: Program moves women from pain, to hope, to heroes
• Aurora council designates land as blighted for Gaylord project

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Today's Local Politics

Colorado Democrats propose big changes to congressional maps
Democrats on Monday proposed dramatic changes to Colorado's congressional boundaries, an effort they say is aimed at making seats more competitive.  

• Aurora council sending tax hike for police hires to voters

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Today's Business

Aurora council designates land as blighted for Gaylord project
The Aurora City Council on Monday voted unanimously to designate as "blighted" 125 acres of vacant land near Denver International Airport.  

• Sports Authority CEO David Campisi resigns
• Developer pulls out of proposed Loveland high-tech campus
• AEG to launch ticket-selling service to rival Ticketmaster
• In Denver, former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson warns of U.S. being overleveraged
• Colorado Unemployment division's retooling will cost 50 jobs

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Today's Sports Headlines

World-class cycling returns to Colorado with USA Pro Challenge prologue
They lined Colorado Avenue here Monday as if it were a victory parade. In a way, it was. International pro cycling stage races returned to Colorado for the first time since 1988, and a cycling-crazed state turned out as though welcoming home its favorite recreational sport.  

• Dave Krieger: Tim Tebow's third-string role with Broncos a polarizing issue
• Veteran George Hincapie, 38, could be called best supporting cycling
• Colorado Springs shines on first day of USA Pro Cycling Challenge
• Tailback McGahee provides needed power running to Broncos
• Broncos hope this is the last time they change direction

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Today's Entertainment

Husted: Blind Coloradan in running to win TV reality challenge
They said he couldn't do it — but maybe he did. The finale of the ABC reality/challenge series "Expedition Impossible" is Thursday night, and Erik Weihenmayer, the Golden-based blind man who climbed Mount Everest 10 years ago, might be on the winning team.  

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• Ostrow: Al Jazeera is reliable and often ahead of the curve in its coverage of Libya
• New on DVD, 8/23/11
• Movie review: "The Guard" is a darkly witty Irish romp

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Today's Style

Assistant needs to unleash the geek (8/23/11)
Dear Amy: I have a very pushy, very intelligent boss. He often asks me to do things (with computers) that are simply not possible. For example, he wants me to transfer and save DVDs onto an iPad, and transfer DVDs of family videos I had made for him from old VHS tapes onto his computer - also impossible.  

• Davidson: Runway's on fire for calendar-release fete
• Cameron: Video Twitter or "Vwitter" promises to be all the rage
• Keeping your electronic devices and ID safe
• College Spending 101: How to give your university-bound kid a handle on budgeting for campus life
• Growing strong and healthy bodies

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Today's Opinion

Libya nears end of a brutal era
For all we know, Moammar Khadafy may be in custody by the time this newspaper reaches your breakfast table. Although the Libyan capital remained tense and unsettled Monday evening, it appeared only a matter of time before remaining Khadafy loyalists were scattered to the winds or taken into custody.