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November 12, 2010 11:33 AM

D. J. Williams of the Denver Broncos defends against the Baltimore Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium on October 10, 2010 in Baltimore. (credit: Larry French/Getty Images)

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Andy Garcia came to Denver to give authencity to "Things to Do in Denver When You're Dead." Seen here is Steve Buscemi, a supporting actor in the movie. (source: Miramax)

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An image from the Republican caucus at Grandview Middle School in Aurora. (credit: CBS)

GOP Caucus Day In Colorado

Stacee Baker of Broomfield took this photo in Superior on Feb. 4. She wrote: "Families from Renovation Church in Broomfield accepted the challenge to build a snow sculpture today."

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Haji Mahmood sent in this picture of his dogs enjoying the snow in Nathrop in December 2011.

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Shaun White celebrates as he takes the podium for the goal medal in the men's snowboard superpipe final during Winter X Games 2012 at Buttermilk Mountain on January 29, 2012 in Aspen, Colorado. White earned his fifth consecutive gold medal in the event and scored a perfect 100 points on his final run. (Photo by Doug Pensinger/Getty Images)

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Ellie Garrett jumps into the snow.

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Adams was born August 20, 1974, in Italy but her family moved to Castle Rock. She sang in the choir at Douglas County High School and danced at Boulder's Dinner Theatre which is where she was discovered and is now a major star in Hollywood. She has been nominated for an Academy Award three times -- for "Junebug," "The Fighter" and "Doubt." Her first major breakthrough role was in Disney's "Enchanted" where she starred as Giselle. She performed one of the nominated songs from Enchanted at the 2008 Oscars. Other movies she has starred in include "The Muppets," "Julia & Julia," "Leap Year" and "Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian." She gave birth to her first child in 2010. (Photo by Mark Davis/Getty Images)

Famous Coloradans

June 4, 2004, was the date of Marvin Heemayer's rampage through the town of Granby with an armored bulldozer. The Komatsu D355-A with a 410-horsepower engine destroyed or damaged 12 buildings and caused $5 million damage. CBS4's Copter4 helicopter was the only news helicopter to fly over Granby while the rampage was going on. Granby is a mountain town of 1,600 residents. Heemeyer rammed the 20-cubic-yard blade of his "MK Tank" into several town buildings, including the municipal center. Every round that SWAT teams and police fired at Marvin Heemeyer did little more than pockmark the steel-plated covering of the bulldozer. Heemayer killed himself inside the bulldozer after the 90 minute rampage came to a stop. The bulldozer was towed out of Granby and eventually dismantled. (image credit: CBS)

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Margo Tuttle from Bailey sent in this photo of a Colorado fox in December 2009.

Colorado Foxes

Kyle Patterson, Public Information Officer/Management Specialist at Rocky Mountain National Park, shared this photo taken at Rocky Mountain National Park on May 12, 2011.

Rocky Mountain National Park

Linda Kirkpatrick of Evergreen took this photo during the Evergreen Lake Plunge on Jan. 1.

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Danilo Gallinari (Photo by Garrett W. Ellwood/NBAE via Getty Images)

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Tom Gagnon of Gilpin County took this photo on Feb. 7 of moose "in LaChula Vista Subdivision, on Thorodin Mountain."

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