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Travel Picks: Top 10 quirky museums around the world	17.5.2013	Denver Post: Entertainment
Hear the word museum and odds are you conjure up an image of portrait halls and sculpture gardens - the traditional home of traditional art. However, the world is a huge, creative and even quirky place. So to satisfy those offbeat tastes here are 10 quirky museums.
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Doctor who promised cancer cure faces sentencing	17.5.2013	Denver Post: National News Headlines
LOS ANGELES—At the age of three, Brianica Kirsch was diagnosed with brain cancer. Her parents, desperate to find alternative measures for their daughter who had undergone surgeries and chemotherapy, turned to Dr.
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"King Coal" losing crown as U.S. energy diversifies	11.5.2013	Denver Post: National News Headlines
DANVILLE, W.Va. — After working 37 years in the coal mines of West Virginia, Ronny Justice punctuates his sentences with coughs.
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State: Parachute Creek pipeline spill may violate waste-disposal laws	2.5.2013	Denver Post: News: Local
State: Parachute Creek pipeline spill may violate waste-disposal laws
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Health officials say creek pollution controlled	30.4.2013	Denver Post: News: Local
Health officials say creek pollution controlled
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Vail Daily health feature: Enhancing your chance	22.4.2013	Vail Colorado: Our World
First we believed babies came from a stork. Then at one point we discovered the truth, learning about the tale of the sperm and the egg from either our parents, a teacher, or a wise older friend, like a fourth grader. We thought we kn ...
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Guest Commentary: New Belgium's line on fracking is too tough to swallow	19.4.2013	Denver Post: Opinion
When Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper testified before a congressional committee in February that he drank "fracking fluid" without experiencing any harm, I thought immediately about some of the products out there that really do cause harm.
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Got the evil eye? Maybe a curanderismo can help	13.4.2013	Durango Herald
ALBUQUERQUE Evil eye. Magical fright. A sick soul. These are all afflictions usually treated by traditional Mexican healers known as curanderos. And this summer, an Albuquerque museum is planning an exhibit on the magical art of curanderismo, or the practice of traditional Mexican folk healing.
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Drilling debate continues in Legislature	12.4.2013	Durango Herald
DENVER The natural-gas and oil push by Colorados Democratic Legislature pressed on Thursday, with Democratic lawmakers advocating new limits on the states most powerful industry.
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Universal Health Care shutdown affects 1,100 Utah seniors	2.4.2013	Salt Lake Tribune
by Kirsten Stewart The Salt Lake Tribune Published Apr 1, 2013 12:32PM MDT About 1,100 Utah seniors enrolled in Universal Health Care’s two Medicare Advantage plans have until May 31 to pick a new managed-care policy. Otherwise, they’ll revert to traditional Medicare and possibly face higher-out-of-pocket costs, say state officials who urge displaced enrollees to research their options and act soon. Florida-based Universal Health Care Insurance Co. was court ordered into receivership, which means the state of Florida will take control of the company for purposes of liq... ...
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Universal Health Care shut down affects 1,100 Utah seniors	1.4.2013	Salt Lake Tribune
by Kirsten Stewart The Salt Lake Tribune Published Apr 1, 2013 11:46AM MDT About 1,100 Utah seniors enrolled in Universal Health Care’s two Medicare Advantage plans have until May 31 to pick a new managed-care policy. Otherwise, they’ll revert to traditional Medicare and possibly face higher-out-of-pocket costs, say state officials who urge displaced enrollees to research their options and act soon. Florida-based Universal Health Care Insurance Company was court ordered into receivership, which means the state of Florida will take control of the company for purposes of... ...
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Jobs, not health	19.3.2013	Salt Lake Tribune
Published Mar 18, 2013 05:33PM MDT One of only two air-quality bills to pass among many proposed on the Hill this legislative session was acclaimed by Gov. Gary Herbert and lawmakers as a “quantum leap forward” in improving air quality. Unfortunately, SB275 is no such thing. The bill, if Herbert signs it, will expand Utah’s compressed natural gas-vehicle fueling network and help school districts, governments and businesses buy natural-gas vehicles and convert old vehicles to CNG. Despite a petition signed by 8,500 Utahns, a let... ...
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Whole Foods to open health resort	16.3.2013	Durango Herald
Whole Foods, the natural foods kingpin, is planning an upscale health resort where guests could stay and learn about a healthier lifestyle.
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Vail Symposium announces September series	15.3.2013	Vail Colorado: Columnists
VAIL - The Vail Symposium announced this week a September series of thought-provoking and innovative programs around consciousness and integrative medicine. In its second year, Living at Your Peak, the umbrella for the Vail Sym ...
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Vail Daily column: A portly president? Why not?	6.3.2013	Vail Colorado: News
Article Two of the United States Constitution provides for the executive branch of government. Clause I holds that "The executive power shall be vested in a president of the United States of America. He shall hold his office dur ...
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Pollinator problems	5.3.2013	From the Blogs
New research shows how much we rely on native bees and other pollinators.
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Vail Daily letter: Keep natural turf	4.3.2013	Vail Colorado: Business
Sometimes I think it might have been better to let the approved development of the 200 planned condominiums go ahead instead of ending up fighting and fighting almost on an annual basis to preserve Ford Park. Although we were promis ...
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Vail Daily health: From dry to dazzling	25.2.2013	Vail Colorado: Business
In the summer, the lack of humidity here feels like a sweet relief from sweatier climates. However, in the winter less moisture in the air can wreak havoc on your skin, causing it to be dry, flaky, or irritated. Unhealthy skin can ...
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Business leaders hear from public sector	23.2.2013	Durango Herald
New testing, lower state funding, more primary-care doctors and declining natural-gas revenues are a few of the most pressing issues facing the countys largest governmental and nonprofit institutions, leaders of those entities told local businesspeople Wednesday.
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Vail Daily health story: Boost your natural oomph	19.2.2013	Vail Colorado: Columnists
Winter can be the most wonderful time of the year, but it can also be the busiest. Working more than one job or trying to fit it all in before the season ends can leave us feeling more like slushy mush rather than fresh powder. Our fi ...
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