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The author of “Woman of Light,” a national bestselling novel based in Colorado and steeped in the state’s history, will speak at Colorado Mountain College Breckenridge on Monday, March 27 from 7-8:30 p.m. Kalli Fajardo-Anstine.
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The Department of Science and Technology (DOST) threw its all-out support to the coco wound patch, which was developed by a Filipino registered nurse.
DOST Secretary Fortunato “Boy” T. de la Peña hailed Denver Chicano, proprietor of PatchMed Cosmetics Trading, for developing the perforated coco patch “Vermac”.
Vermac is an advanced biocellulose perforated wound dressing for diabetic wound and skin grafting. (Photo from Department of Science and Technology)
“Nakakamangha itong company na ito dahil nakita ko kung papaano sila umangat sa kanilang ginagawang produkto (This company is amazing because I witnessed how they succeeded with their product lines),” he said.
Vivian Alexander, aka Diosa Azteca
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En una otra vida, I used to play roller derby (not very well). I still follow along, though - it is 100% my favorite sport. During the World Cup (yes that s a thing), I always support Team Indigenous and Team Mexico. Locally, well - there s no shortage of amazing teams here in Colorado (it s almost ridiculous how many amazing teams we have). Denver Roller Derby, aka DRD, is, in fact, ranked #4 in the world (the. world.). When I saw my guest this week was transferring from Team Mexico to DRD, well. I almost decided to lace my skates back up to even watch her practice from the sides (still might if we can ever play derby again!).