Denver

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The Quickest Way Through Airport Security: It’s Not TSA Precheck

Everything was smooth on my way to Denver International Airport on my last trip. Traffic was minimal and so was the line to check my bag at the Southwest counter. On my way to security, I saw a single file line of about 100 people trying to reach the windy lanes marking the point where…

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CLEAR Biometric

The Quickest Way Through Airport Security: It's Not TSA Precheck

Everything was smooth on my way to Denver International Airport on my last trip. Traffic was minimal and so was the line to check my bag at the Southwest counter. On my way to security, I saw a single file line of about 100 people trying to reach the windy lanes marking the point where…

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Denver Bar Offers Human Foosball

Society Denver, a classic neighborhood sports bar in LoDo, is adding new entertainment in the form of life size human foosball. PVC pipe runs from one side to the other on the astroturf court where the goalies, defenders, and forwards stand.   Players have to hang onto handles that are attached to the pipes and can…

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Review Denver Bar: Society Denver

You won’t find any uppity society types at Society, a spacious and welcoming sports bar in Denver. In fact, the locally focused spot tries to keep things as unpretentious as possible, with an extensive menu of locally distilled spirits, beer and even wine that comes in a can. Located in the lively LoDo neighborhood of…

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Why You Should Sesh Fest in Denver

Denver’s Sesh Fest makes it easier to keep up with all the new Colorado craft breweries entering the scene. The second annual event was held Saturday, August 1 at the Sculpture Park (Where the big white dancing statues are). So yes, the festivities are over for this year but there is always 2016. Plus, there…

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Top Three Kettlebell Studios in Denver

  One look at a kettlebell and I was intimidated. The cast-iron weights, named for their resemblance to a teakettle, were first used to train Russian soldiers. Despite their daunting history, I decided to give kettlebells a go. Unlike traditional weight training, which can focus on static moves, kettlebell training requires fluid motion—swinging and lifting the…

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Bittersweet Restaurant

Away from the hustle and bustle of downtown Denver, find Bittersweet Artisanal Cuisine in the Washington Park Neighborhood. What was once a former 1950s gas station is now a high-end restaurant serving up thoughtful and innovate dishes like pork belly with strawberry puree and pickled Fresno peppers. Organic produce from two on-site gardens (600-square-feet total) provides many…

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Bittersweet Restaurant

Away from the hustle and bustle of downtown Denver, find Bittersweet Artisanal Cuisine in the Washington Park Neighborhood. What was once a former 1950s gas station is now a high-end restaurant serving up thoughtful and innovate dishes like pork belly with strawberry puree and pickled Fresno peppers. Organic produce from two on-site gardens (600-square-feet total) provides many…

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What’s New at Mile High Spirits in Denver

The local distillery recently opened a new tasting room and launched a unique new drink: Moscow mule in a can. When Mile High Spirits’ tasting room opened in Denver in 2012, the owners’ goal was to welcome locals and visitors alike to try his small batch, hand crafted spirits in a welcoming atmosphere accessible to…

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Denver: 15 Tricks to Navigate the City

Sprawling for some 15 miles north to south on the main highway alone, Denver gets bigger each year. The city doesn’t have a great public transport system, and most people drive, but follow these 15 tricks to navigate the city as efficiently as possible. Avoid the Boot The boot was invented in Denver, and parking…

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