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Keeping up: U spk txt?
Statistics point emphatically to kids and young adults under
25 driving the tidal surge in text messaging — up fourfold
in the past two years to almost 30 billion messages a month.
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Quarry proposal worries officials
A rock quarry that would produce 1 million tons annually has
been proposed near the intersection of Colorado 119 and U.
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| Business |
Ball opens center in Alabama
Boulder-based Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp. announced it
is opening a new Ball Conference Center in Huntsville, Ala.
The conference center is part of Ball's Bradford facility
in the Cummings Research Park.
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The art of the double deal
To real estate investors, a good day is when they can buy a piece
of property or sell it. A better day is when they can do both.
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| National News |
Counselors on deck at Omaha mall
People returned to the West roads Mall on Saturday, most to shop
for the holidays but some to grieve in the place where a gunman
killed eight people and himself three days earlier.
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Winfrey, Clinton kin draw Iowa women
Oprah and Hillary — two women so famous that they are known
by their first names — were vying for the attention of
Iowa voters Saturday on opposing sides of the close Democratic
presidential campaign.
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| Sports |
Huge payrolls putting AL in league of its own
Pulling a piece of black luggage almost as big as himself, Yankees
general manager Brian Cashman rushed out of the Opryland Resort
on Thursday, pulling the curtain on the winter meetings.
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Broncos keep close eye on player safety
Dave Abrams is the point man for the Broncos in making sure potentially
dangerous situations are recognized and dealt with responsibly.
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| Avalanche |
Energy top priority for "BBC Line"
Ben Guite, Brad Richardson and Cody McCormick are the Avalanche's
"BBC Line." Previously, a good moniker for the Avs'
fourth line could be "MIA."
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For the thousandth time
The Avalanche is closing in on its 1,000th NHL regular-season
victory as a franchise, dating back to 1979 when it was known
as the Quebec Nordiques.
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| Broncos |
Broncos keep Stokley with extended deal
The Broncos rewarded wide receiver Brandon Stokley with a three-year
contract extension.
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Shanahan's fine surprises Henry
Travis Henry was stunned to hear his coach's wallet
took a hit simply because Mike Shanahan supported what turned
out to be Henry's victorious case against the NFL.
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| College |
Hood-led Air Force ends skid
Adam Hood scored a career-high 16 points Saturday, helping Air
Force end a four-game losing streak with a 77-53 victory over
Prairie View A&M.
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Buffaloes pay for slow start
Brad Jones scored 19 points and Ryan Dermody added 18, helping
lift Wyoming to a 73-64 victory over Colorado on Saturday.
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| Rockies |
Innocent days due to end officially
At its essence, baseball appeals to the little kid in all of
us.
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On second thought, Iguchi on Rox radar
Kazuo Matsui is gone and so is Jamey Carroll. Whether Tadahito
Iguchi fills the vacancy left at second base likely won't
be answered for at least a few more days.
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