The Denver Post's iPad application puts the best in Colorado and National news at your fingertips, giving you the latest breaking strories, amazing photo galleries, sports updates, entertainment happenings and much more. You can choose the news that's important to you by section or category, a photo gallery or a business brief.
This free app also allows you to access news when you're offline, such as on plane flights, as well as sage the information you want for later. And you can share the news that's important to you with your friends by email, Facebook and Twitter.
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What’s New in Version 2.0
Skiers and snowboarders looking for a comprehensive guide to Colorado’s high country resorts: look no further. The Denver Post’s 2012-13 Colorado Ski Guide provides engaging narratives on each of the state’s 25 ski resorts, with insider insight into some great powder haunts, family friendly cruisers and terrain parks at world-renowned winter playgrounds such as Aspen, Vail and Steamboat.
Pull down tabs on each resort feature information about the number of trails and lifts, ticket prices, vertical feet on the mountain from top to bottom, amount of beginner, intermediate and advanced terrain and opening and closing dates. The app includes recommendations on restaurant choices, hotels and condos and exciting nearby recreational activities for each ski area.
Beyond the resort overviews are a healthy dose of feature stories on topics such as Olympic ski legend Billy Kidd’s favorite resorts and runs, this season’s 50th anniversaries at Vail and Steamboat and other winter diversions such as ice climbing and snowmobiling. We reached out to our Facebook friends for their recommendations on what slopes to check out and where the fun hangouts are — then we added a section with our own favorites. Our guide even has information on how to get discounts at some of the smaller mom-and-pop ski resorts across Colorado.
Last but not least, this book provides an awesome array of photos, slideshows and videos of skiers and snowboarders doing what they do best — turning tricks in the parks and pipes, catching big air in the back bowls and absorbing faceshots of Colorado’s signature champagne powder. We topped it off with a slide show from our archives looking back at some of the history of Colorado skiing. It’s a visual banquet we hope will put you in the mood to hit the slopes and keep coming back.
The Denver Post’s “Year in Photography 2012” app showcases the work of some of the best photographers in the world as they cover news events, newsmakers and memorable moments from across the globe. The book features nearly 300 pictures from photojournalists at The Denver Post, The Associated Press, Getty Images, AFP and Reuters.
The stunning array of photos takes readers inside Colorado’s highest impact stories, including the Aurora theater shooting that killed 12 people and injured 58 others and the epic Waldo Canyon and High Park wildfires that ravaged communities from Colorado Springs to Fort Collins. Among the famous and infamous people captured by the lenses of The Post photographers are Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning, accused Aurora theater killer James Holmes and Regis Jesuit High School swimmer and Olympic gold medalist Missy Franklin. But it’s not just the dramatic and surreal. There’s the serenity of a mountain snowfall and a blue umbrella and the incongruous sight of cowboys on horseback waving to the USA Pro Challenge cyclists as they speed across South Park under ominous skies. Photographer Joe Amon also goes deep inside the life of a young woman panhandling the streets of Denver to feed her heroin addiction as part of a riveting photo essay a year in the making.
“The Year in Photography 2012” app doesn’t stop there. It provides:
• Interviews with Denver Post photojournalists Craig Walker, RJ Sangosti, Helen Richardson and Joe Amon, who talk about the stories they covered, how they got some of their extraordinary pictures and what kind of advice they’d offer to other photographers.
• Introductions to each of the 11 sections in the book by Denver Post writers, who provide details, insight and context into the photos.
• Section covers that help readers stay organized by topic.
• 289 high-resolution photos with explanatory captions.
In addition to pictures from The Denver Post photo staff, “The Year in Photography 2012” offers visuals from world-renowned photojournalists in sections including Best of the World/Nation, the U.S. Presidential campaign, the violence in the Middle East, the London Olympic games, the world of entertainment, the world of sports and Superstorm Sandy.
This free app is a unique compilation of must-see pictures from one of the most tumultuous years of the 21st Century — 2012.
Tough. Gorgeous. Just like our state’s heart-stopping mountains, gardening in Colorado is a beautiful balance of extremes. The Denver Post’s Garden Colorado harvests a decade of the best advice and inspiration for anyone who grows anything here, be it a lawn, a vegetable garden, breathtaking flowers or a grove of sheltering trees. Because like everything else at a mile high, gardening here is different.
We’ll tell you how:
• To understand and tend the soil, lawn, and landscape you’ve already got
• Create bounty and flavor with productive, pest-free vegetables
• Wow the whole neighborhood with season-spanning flower displays
• Thwart the limits of small spaces with containers
You’ll understand Colorado’s climate and its challenges in new ways, and be able to tap all the resources in your community with the touch of a finger. Month-by-month to-do lists chart the whole growing season for the lawn, trees, perennials, flower, herb and vegetable patch. “Five easy species” features clue you into specific varieties tried and tested in Colorado’s soil and Colorado’s temperatures. You’ll also learn about how to garden in ways that sip water — and thwart wildfire risks.
Learn how to grow and nurture :
• Lettuce — one of the easiest crops for our state, in a garden or in containers.
• Herbs — the crop no kitchen or cook can do without.
• Bulbs — repeat guests with showstopping color and glamour.
• Shrubs — bringing structure, bloom, scent and pollinators to your yard.
• Berries — the taste of summer that makes you the envy of the town.
• Tomatoes — manage the “difficult divas” with the right soil and care.
• Trees — select, plant, prune and enjoy the best choices for our region.
• Plants — to enhance, protect and beautify your property.
A visually satisfying array of photos to illustrate the explanatory text is also part of this app. And just to round things out we throw in some high-country recipes and visit some amazing Colorado gardens to meet the fascinating, funny, quirky and ingenious gardeners behind them.
The Denver Post's new iPhone application puts the news at your fingertips, giving you the latest breaking stories, sports updates, weather alerts, entertainment happening and much more. You can choose the news that's important to you by section or category, where it's a daily video, a photo gallery or a business brief.
This free app also allows you to access news when you're offline, such as on plane flights, as well as sage the information you want for later. And you can share the news that's important to you with your friends by email, Facebook and Twitter.
Stay connected to the vents happening in your world with The Denver Post iPhone app!
Local & National Breaking News
Breaking news, Broncos, Avalanche, Nuggets, Rockies, Weather, and more. The Denver Post’s Android app puts the news at your fingertips, giving you the latest breaking stories, Broncos, Avalanche, Nuggets, Rockies, and other sports updates, weather, entertainment, politics and much more. Share the news that’s important to you with your friends by email, Facebook and Twitter.
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The Camera - DailyCamera.com Boulder, Colorado's local news source covering Boulder County, Superior, Erie, Lafayette, Louisville, Longmont and Niwot is now available.
The Camera - DailyCamera.com Boulder, Colorado's local news source covering Boulder County, Superior, Erie, Lafayette, Louisville, Longmont and Niwot is now available.
The Denver Post's Pro Baseball application puts the Colorado Rockies news at your fingertips, giving you the latest breaking sports scores, new updates, game schedules, player stats, roster changes, latest line, photo galleries and Twitter and Facebook updates from the team, players, and the Denver Post staff. You can share news that's important to you with your friends by email, Facebook and Twitter. Stay connected to the events happening in your world with The Denver Post Pro Baseball app!
The Denver Post's Pro Basketball application puts the Denver Nuggets news at your fingertips, giving you the latest breaking sports scores, new updates, game schedules, player stats, roster changes, latest line, photo galleries and Twitter and Facebook updates from the team, players, and the Denver Post staff.
You can share news that's important to you with your friends by email, Facebook and Twitter. Stay connected to the events happening in your world with The Denver Post Pro Basketball app!
The Denver Post's Pro Football application puts the NFL and Denver Broncos news at your fingertips, giving you the latest breaking sports scores, new updates, game schedules, player stats, roster changes, latest line, fantasy football tips, photo galleries and Twitter updates from the players and the team. You can share news that's important to you with your friends by email, Facebook and Twitter. Stay connected to the events happening in your world with The Denver Post Pro Football app!
The Denver Post's Pro Hockey application puts the Colorado Avalanche news at your fingertips, giving you the latest breaking sports scores, new updates, game schedules, player stats, roster changes, latest line, photo galleries and Twitter and Facebook updates from the team, players, and the Denver Post staff. You can share news that's important to you with your friends by email, Facebook and Twitter. Stay connected to the events happening in your world with The Denver Post Pro Hockey app!
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