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There are countless Dungeons & Dragons podcasts, but not many boast an A-list actor in it. Dark Dice, which stars Jeff Goldblum in Season 2, arrives on May 12.

Denver7 building sparks heated debate: Council seeks compromise as group fights for landmark status Council could hear arguments on both sides May 10 The company that owns Denver7, E.W. Scripps, is selling the building on the corner of Speer Boulevard and Lincoln Avenue to a developer after 52 years and looking for a new home with more space. But a group of Denver residents is fighting to preserve part of the Denver7 building as a landmark. and last updated 2021-04-28 00:45:52-04 DENVER — ...

Kaze And The Wild Masks Review Summary: Kaze and the Wild Masks is a competently made, and mostly enjoyable addition to the platformer pantheon. However, its over-reliance on gimmicks from the past only calls to mind stronger efforts. Cyber Shadow are well worth seeking out. What concerns me, though, is the lack of originality — too often, developers have turned to the past for inspiration but struggled to make it their own. For better or worse, rookie developer PixelHive took this same rout...

David Wise, a Director at Space Architects, shows the new Iridis App, designed as part of a joint venture with the University of Stirling SPACE Architects has signed a joint-venture with world-class dementia research specialists the University of Stirling, forming a new company, Iridis Digital Ltd. The five-figure co-investment will see Iridis bring together architecture, research and technology to improve the process of ageing. New technology developed through the partnership will allow ...

Cindy Adams Dunn, the state conservation and natural resources secretary, presented the award. Dunn said Wise is a pioneer in buffer work, and a contributor to countless working groups, committees and teams focused on increasing buffer implementation. She added that Wise has contributed significantly to common techniques and innovations in buffers, and is receptive to all ideas presented both by people new to buffers and by seasoned professionals. “David Wise firmly believes and consistent...

The hot and not list for the week. Feel free to concur or disagree by dropping a line to editor@kamloopsthisweek.com. HOT: Kamloops as a destination. The city’s Tournament Capital moniker is known country-wide by sports teams, but Kamloops is also seen as a place to be by non-sports organizations. This summer, the B.C. Teachers’ Federation will be at Thompson Rivers University for its annual summer convention, marking only the second time the union has ventured outside the Lower Mainland fo...

Gu and Porteous clinch halfpipe gold medals in Aspen Freestyle 13 Mar 2021 © Mark Clavin // U.S. Ski & Snowboard An incredible first day of finals action at the Aspen 2021 FIS Snowboard and Freeski World Championships wrapped up with halfpipe competition on Friday afternoon, where clear blue skies and spring-like temperatures brought a relaxed vibe around the pipe, while inside it Eileen Gu of China and...

Hanna Faulhaber airs out of the halfpipe during the women’s freeski qualifications during the FIS World Championships at Buttermilk in Aspen on Wednesday, March 10, 2021. Faulhaber finished fifth and will compete in the finals on Friday. (Tamara Susa/Aspen Snowmass) Fresh snowfall overnight made for a sticky superpipe in the morning, but it wasn’t enough to slow down Basalt’s Hanna Faulhaber in her world championship debut on Wednesday at Buttermilk Ski Area. The 16-year-old was fifth in ...

With both the Utah 2019 World Championships gold and silver medallists out of this week’s Aspen 2021 world champs due to injury, and with no other women’s champions from years past slated to drop in on competition, we’re ensured of seeing a brand-new World Champion by the end of the day on Friday. Estonia’s Kelly Sildaru will not be competing this week after injuring her knee in training for the X games big air at the end of January, while Cassie Sharpe of Canada suffered an injury mid...

Aspen’s Alex Ferreira airs out of the halfpipe during the men’s ski superpipe finals at the X Games Aspen on Friday, Jan. 29, 2021, at Buttermilk Ski Area. (Kelsey Brunner/The Aspen Times) Back-to-back contests with a career’s worth of promise on the line have Aspen’s Alex Ferreira fired up. The halfpipe skier has managed to shine on the sport’s biggest stages in recent years and they don’t get much bigger than the world championships. “It’s definitely going to be intense, but i...