Cover Story
Ive been street performing on the Pearl Street Mall in Boulder for almost 20 years. Another performer, Ibash-I (pronounced ee-BAH-shee), the contortionist Ive been performing alongside for about 15 years, is being threatened with deportation from the United States.
Buzz
While the sophomore slump thing, releasing a vaguely disappointing follow-up to a surprisingly strong debut, may or may not be the most predictive model for a recording bands fortunes these days, especially since making records is often now a...
Cuisine
Formerly a tea of limited flavors, kombucha producers introduced more fruit flavors to their selections, which ultimately requires more sugar for the fermentation process. According to news reports, kombucha products typically have less than 0.
OverTones
What I was trying to do was play songs that have been a part of my musical life, so none of these songs were songs that I learned for this record, he says. They were songs that Ive known for years. The simple fact was, its been two years since my last record, and I was eager to record Natural Forces and Pantry and Farmer Brown.
Restaurant Review
The reasonably priced menu here features sushi, traditional donburi rice bowls, curries and a handful of fish and meat entrees. The latter category includes two types of grilled mackerel and Korean barbecue beef. Much to my dismay, this eatery was out of one of my all-time favorite fish dishes, miso black cod.
In 2010 most kids have at least one video game system. Whether it’s a Nintendo DS or Sony PSP, a Wii, PS3 or Xbox 360, video games seem to dominate a considerable amount of a kid’s leisure time. You don’t often see kids playing with board games and toys like they did in the 70’s and 80’s. Gone are memory games like Simon or electronic handheld games like Merlin but it appears that legendary game maker Mattel is trying to elbow it’s way back into a world ruled by video games.
Discarded, but not broken-arted By Charmaine Ortega Getz Behind a blank facade in one of North Boulder?s industrial strip malls is a room vibrant with color, conversations and the noise of artisans turning out small, quirky masterpieces of recycled goodness. This is Sweetbird Studio, creative home of a Hygiene resident who says art transformed her [...]
Whether it?s genetics or zeitgeist, I felt compelled last year to start a vegetable garden. My younger son, now grown, helped me plant a test garden of sorts, haphazardly sowing veggies amid our flowers and opening up one vegetable bed, in which we planted green beans, broccoli, peppers, cucumbers and squash. It was an exciting time, as we both crept out to the garden each morning to see what had sprouted. Though we didn't plant that much, we got so much food out of that last-minute agricultural experiment that we decided it was time to become full-blown urban farmers.
Here at Boulderweekly, we practice what we preach: Live local, sustainable and green. As part of that lifestyle, we have our own company garden (organic of course!). You don’t get much more local than right outside your own front door. What projects have you been working on lately? A garden of your own? Solar panels [...]