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Mark Cerick, left, picks up online ordered meal at the restaurant Somebody People in Denver on Wednesday, Nov. 25, 2020.
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Colorado public health officials this week unveiled a new program to let participating counties offer restaurants and other businesses a path to expand their capacities beyond the limits set by their county’s color level on the COVID-19 restriction dial.
The new 5 Star State Certification Program “requires businesses certified through the program to implement safety measures beyond what is already required by public health orders and guidelines,” according to a Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment news release.
in the entirety of human history have ever lived. and he cannot accept that a close election in the 50/50 country didn t go his way. this is deeply i never heard of these american icon awards and i think it s a faintsly stupid title for an award. if you do actually have something called an american icon award, then the guy has to be an icon for all americans, including the 60 whatever million people who voted for trump. brian: by the way, obviously he reads a script for a living. what s with the language? if you have these feelings can you actually make a statement not that anyone wants those statements without the language that we re bleeping every single time and then people sound most lie like they are in support of it. the other thing it is a terrible example for people who, if you disagree with somebody people who we re looking up to them now going
gon 20g gov 2019 news. but i m going to skip that. all right, jennifer, we asked you all to pick sort of a obvious potential front running candidate and somebody behind you know, somebody people aren t talking about that you think we will be talking about. so the person that i think is very obvious is bernie sanders. i ve already been covering you have him as a front-runner? i tap him as a front-runner. there is already a line, he s going to be almost like nelson mandela. he s going to run in his 80s. you put bernie sanders and nelson mandela in the same sentence. that s what his supporters are doing. it s clear that he s very excited about it and he thinks he can beat donald trump. and the person that could run but i don t think will is oprah
to college. the thiel fellowship is focused on a small sub set of people that i think will do fantastic even without a college credential. i think it s a bigger question, what one does for average people, less advantaged backgrounds, i don t have answers for it. many intellectuals are saying it would be better if somebody people don t go to college at all. i think that s an assault on democracy. and it s an attempt to keep people in their place and reinforce social inequality. education should foster social mobility and the possibility of equality. there s no you got to be crazy to intentionally not get a college degree, if you have a choice today. and if the college education is really a college education, and not just training in one particular little field. you learn how to learn, so that can actually open up new things
billboard magazine, thanks so much. thanks for having me. we re continuing to follow developments in the death of pop super star whitney houston. tonight an all-star tribute will be paid to the singer at the grammys. houston s body was found yesterday in the beverly hilton hotel just hours before she was to attend a pregrammy party. she was 48 years old. poised to make a comeback after battling drugs for years. houston s body is in the los angeles county morgue waiting for an autopsy that is expected to be conducted some time today. the beverly hills police say they will release information on their vebts investigation as early as tomorrow. we have a team of correspondents following this developing story. casey wian is covering the police investigation and entertainment reporter kareen wynter is covering the reaction from the music industry and the mood at the grammys today and tonight and deb feyerick in new jersey getting reaction in whitney s hometown. careen, to you