Morning headlines from DenverPost.com

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Today's Front Page News

Occupy Denver protest strike discord with corporate greed
A common outrage against "corporate greed" is one of the unifying elements in a 2-week-old Denver protest that participants hope will ignite a broader social movement.  

• Judge's ruling allows Nov. 1 election ballots to be sent to inactive voters
• 3 women win Nobel Peace Prize
• Leprino cheese factory to open in Greeley, a big break for Weld County dairy farmers
• Stock show asks Denver to delay decision on pulling out of request for state tax subsidy
• Colorado approves two leases for Christo river project

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Today's Local Politics

Judge: Denver may send ballots to inactive voters
Denver Clerk and Recorder Debra Johnson may send ballots to inactive voters, District Court Judge Brian Whitney ruled this afternoon.  

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Today's Business

Funding options for new stock show complex include extension of Denver stadium tax
Extending the sales tax used to pay for new venues for the Colorado Rockies and Denver Broncos is among the options being considered to pay for a new complex for the National Western Stock Show & Rodeo.  

• Open Range Communications on hook for balance of federal loan
• Economy adds 103,000 jobs in September, but it's not enough
• Colorado in the running for 600-job solar plant
• Parker: Food Network show switches to Denver production company
• JA Finance Park in Denver teaches youths about budgeting expenses

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Today's Sports Headlines

Rees takes control of Notre Dame QB job
Notre Dame sophomore quarterback Tommy Rees isn't sure how to answer when asked if the Irish have become his team.  

• Morgan brews up win over D-backs, lifts Milwaukee into NLCS
• CU Buffs in for physical fight against Stanford
• DU Pioneers' freshmen making big impact
• Top nine drivers separated by 19 points with seven races to go
• Carl Edwards turns in fast qualifying run, earns first-row start at Kansas Speedway

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Today's Entertainment

Movie review: "50/50" gets cancer quandary half right
When it come to keeping tabs on impressive on-screen young'uns, there are your followers of Ryan Gosling. Your trackers of Mia Wasikowska. Your forever Anne Hathaway hopefuls. Us? We root for all the above but count ourselves among the longtime fans of Joseph Gordon-Levitt.  

• Theater review: Powerful "Mockingbird" gets under America's skin color
• Theater review: New "Pickup" musical needs to pick a lane
• Theater review: "Hair" flows across decades surprisingly well
• Colorado Halloween, pumpkin patches, corn mazes, fall events calendar
• Husted: Haunted-house operators Chris Stafford & Warren Conard on scaring up a living

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Today's Opinion

Milbank: Too much nuance
As the Occupy Wall Street demonstrators moved to Washington on Thursday and swarmed outside the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, President Obama was at the other end of Lafayette Square trying to align himself with the swelling protest movement.  

• Parker: Eat, pray, don't run for president
• Carroll: Echoes of Prohibition in nation's pot policies
• Guest Commentary: Bringing pancreatic cancer out of the shadows
• Editorial: A victory for voters, for now
• Editorial: Ready for some broncos, Four Corners?