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Today's Front Page News

Facebook too hot for stop with Denver mutual funds
http://business-news.thestreet.com/denver-post/story/facebook-too-hot-stop-denver-mutual-funds/1(hidethestreet) Facebook executives skipped their visit to Denver today as part of their.  

• Alzheimer's study to test drug's ability to prevent disease
• With camping ban, days may be numbered for Occupy Denver
• 2 Denver schools investigated for abnormalities on standardized tests
• Denver cops donate books to stock library at veterans complex
• Colorado lawmaker and his gay son split on civil unions bill

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Today's Local Politics

With camping ban, days may be numbered for Occupy Denver
Every night, Ajay Jones, 24, falls asleep on a strip of grass along West 14th Avenue in Civic Center with dozens of others in what has become known as the Occupy Denver encampment — a camp that will soon be illegal.  

• Colorado lawmaker and his gay son split on civil unions bill
• Colorado House speaker set trend aside in opposing civil unions
• Colorado Senate defeats driving-while-high bill; key backer was absent
• Ann Romney to be at Cherry Hills Country Club fundraiser in Denver
• Colorado groups urge veto of limits on voted-ballot inspections

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Today's Business

Homeless advocates, Denver businesses seek solutions amid camping ban
Advocates for the homeless are working with business leaders and elected officials to find ways to address the shortage of Denver-area shelters, housing and treatment services.  

• Facebook too hot for stop with Denver mutual funds
• Poll: Half of Americans call Facebook a fad
• JPMorgan's $2 billion trading loss draws federal probe, sources say
• Lewis: Jamie Dimon's theory of self-deception

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Today's Sports Headlines

Soccer star Beckham to bring Olympic torch to UK
LONDON—Organizers of the 2012 Olympics say soccer star David Beckham is bringing the Olympic flame back from Greece as the torch begins an 8,000 mile (12,875km) tour across Britain.  

• Marco Scutaro's first home run decisive blow in Rockies' win
• Air Force, CU, CSU alums picked for College Football Hall of Fame
• Kiszla: It's time for Rockies' Dan O'Dowd to produce a winner
• DU lacrosse star Jeremy Noble wears No. 45 to honor an ex-teammate
• Rockies' Christian Friedrich hits strike zone

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Today's Entertainment

Solar eclipse, transit of Venus coming to Colorado skies
They traveled the globe 250 years ago, spending months at sea and dealing with storms and disease, with wars and homesickness and miserable food, to witness Venus crossing the sun from different locations. The transit of Venus. Next month, when it happens for just the third time in 130 years, you can check it out, minus the shark worries and the rogue cannonballs.  

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Today's Style

South Platte River bounces back for fly-fishing after Hayman Fire
This stretch of the South Platte River was one of the top fishing tailwaters in the United States 10 years ago, registering between 2,000 and 3,000 trout per mile in its winding waters 50 miles southwest of Denver, according to local experts.  

• Solar eclipse, transit of Venus coming to Colorado skies
• Addicted to your social network?
• Simple Craigslist precautions ensure a fun — and safe — website exchange
• Tobias: Thrift-store and garage-sale tips prepare you for big finds
• Sale Insider, 5/14/12

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Today's Opinion

Editorial: Colorado can't fall prey to anti-vaccination nonsense
The whooping cough epidemic in Washington state offers some important public health lessons for places such as Colorado where vaccination opt-out rates are unacceptably high.  

• Editorial: Digging into the past of Romney and Obama
• Guest Commentary: Great Outdoors Colorado an investment in future
• Carroll: The online challenge to college costs
• Editorial: Right approach on Denver camping ban
• Guest Commentary: A British expatriate weighs in on the Affordable Health Care Act