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Today's Front Page News

Rockies fall to Dodgers 7-3 despite late rally
During Friday night's game at Dodger Stadium, a promotional video for the new movie "Dark Shadows" was played repeatedly. It should have been seen as an omen.  

• Pill to prevent HIV infection opens new phase in AIDS fight
• Colorado transgender photographer focuses on family, identity
• Political billboards in Colorado use energy policy to fuel debate
• Backers of civil unions transform House speaker McNulty into political lightning rod
• HHS Secretary Sebelius meets with Denver women to discuss health care

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Today's Local Politics

Political billboards in Colorado use energy policy to fuel debate
What do Democrats Ed Perlmutter, Joe Miklosi, Sal Pace and President Barack Obama have in common with Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad?  

• In northern Colorado, Romney drills home plans to step up oil, gas
• Colorado Day of Prayer is unconstitutional, state appeals court rules

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Today's Business

Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin gives up U.S. citizenship
Eduardo Saverin, the billionaire co-founder of Facebook, renounced his U.S. citizenship before an initial public offering that values the social network at as much as $96 billion, a move that may reduce his tax bill.  

• 4 Colorado counties among critics of plan to limit oil-shale land
• Special session will benefit business, Colorado governor says
• JPMorgan's $2 billion loss adds to call for stricter regulations

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Today's Sports Headlines

Rockies fall to Dodgers 7-3 despite late rally
During Friday night's game at Dodger Stadium, a promotional video for the new movie "Dark Shadows" was played repeatedly. It should have been seen as an omen.  

• Thousands pay tribute to Seau at memorial service
• Nuggets' "Birdman" Andersen may be extortion victim
• L.A. Lakers fans voice their displeasure after Game 6
• Metta World Peace makes a difference for Lakers
• Hamilton powers Texas past Angels 10-3

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Today's Entertainment

Theater review: "Twelfth Night" exploits love's labour's laughs at Arvada Center theater
In the dark of the Arvada Center's Black Box Theater, a comedy's a-brewing as winds whip, distressed voices call out and a ship's timbers are heard shivering, cracking, smashing against a coastline.  

• Theater reviews: "Big Heart" and "Date" prove love is for amateurs
• Ostrow: TV Preview: HBO's mammoth obesity doc, "The Weight of the Nation," hits the wrong target
• The annual Create Denver Expo offers up a big weekend of high-tech adventure
• Denver's amusement parks: Here's how Lakeside and Elitch's stack up. Enjoy the ride. They're now open.
• "On the bubble": Are your TV favorites safe or cancelled?

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Today's Style

50-something female cyclists plan to go the distance in RAAM race
When Dina Hannah spontaneously decided to take up a company challenge for employees to ride their bicycles to work, she never imagined that first 15-mile commute would lead to a 3,000-mile race  

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Today's Opinion

Editorial: Rethink pot shop ad ban
We had to rub our eyes earlier this week to make sure we hadn't misread an article by The Post's Jeremy P. Meyer — but no, it said exactly what we thought it had.  

• Editorial: Will McNulty do the right thing on civil unions?
• Petri: Mothers don't stand a chance these days