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Today's Front Page News

Vestas surges after Denmark says it won't block Chinese bids
http://business-news.thestreet.com/denver-post/story/vestas-surges-after-denmark-says-wont-block-possible-chinese-bids/1(hidethestreet) Vestas Wind Systems A/S surged 13 percent, the most.  

• Famous tax evaders and avoiders are not alone
• Metro Denver business leaders discuss education reforms for jobs
• DU tests foreign students for TB after positive test last fall
• Colorado wildfire review points to incorrect forecasts, failure to patrol controlled burn
• In-home, night dialysis treatments gain favor with patients, companies

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Today's Local Politics

Colorado Senate panel kills plan to use lottery funds to aid veterans
A bill that would have allowed voters to decide in November whether to create a lottery to help veterans died Monday after an unexpected turn in a Senate committee.  

• Camping-ban fight intensifies as ACLU asks Denver to nix measure
• Denver's Curious Theatre pick Gov. Hickenlooper as subject of 2012 Denver Stories
• Democrats critique Joe Coors for personal donation in congressional race
• Douglas County joins others wanting to drop appointed public trustees

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Today's Business

Tax evaders and avoiders are not alone
As you scurry to get that tax return in the mail or are still hunting for that W-2 form you thought was on the desk, know this: If you fail to pay your taxes, you will be in notable, and growing, company.  

• Vestas surges after Denmark says won't block possible Chinese bids
• Douglas County joins others wanting to drop appointed public trustees
• Oracle tells jury Google stole its copyrights to develop Android
• Lockheed takes $70 million hitover GPS III satellite overruns
• E-textbooks win fans, but some students still prefer paper

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Today's Sports Headlines

Von Miller: Thumbs up on being healthy for Broncos
Outside linebacker Von Miller had to play the final six games of his rookie season last year with a heavy brace protecting his injured right thumb.  

• At last, the sun shines on L.A.
• Tulo's defensive start has been anything but golden
• Rockies fail to solve left-hander in 7-1 loss to Padres
• Running backs falling out of first-round favor in NFL draft
• Denver Post reporter John Meyer named to Colorado Ski and Snowboard Museum and Hall of Fame

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Today's Entertainment

Douglas County's Lamb Spring archaeological dig could rewrite human history
Molly the Columbian mammoth lived, grazed, and died, about 13,000 years ago near a spring in what is now a fast-developing chunk of Douglas County. Five thousand years later, early North American humans spent time at the same spring, where they killed and butchered bison.  

• Denver-area's Lamb Spring archaeological dig hints at early North American humans
• Denver comedian Josh Blue is red hot
• Video: Katy Perry's see-through dress

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Today's Style

Invisible carbon monoxide can kill before you know what's happening
Last Christmas Eve, my legally blind, adult daughter died of an accidental carbon monoxide poisoning. That's when I learned that this "silent killer" can take a life in minutes.  

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Today's Opinion

Editorial: Smokers shouldn't have to walk a mile
Colorado's diminishing population of tobacco smokers faces the prospect of fewer places where it's OK to light up as more cities ponder extending indoor smoking bans to public areas outdoors.  

• Guest Commentary: Proud to pay taxes in Colorado