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Quantifying Contributions from Topological Cycles in the Brain Network towards Cognition
Abstract This study proposes a novel metric called Homological Vertex Importance Profile (H-VIP), utilizing topological data analysis tool persistent homology, to analyze human brain structural and functional connectomes. Persistent homology is a useful tool for identifying topological features such as cycles and cavities within a network. The salience of persistent homology lies in the fact that it offers a global view of the network as a whole.
Denver Food Blogger Abbe Odenwalder Will Compete on PBS's The Great American Recipe
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Tastes Like Heaven: Fresh Ingredients Are Key for This Growing Ice Cream and Gelato Brand
"If you walk into the kitchen, you're going to see cases and cases of lemons and limes. Every single day, we're squeezing liters and liters of lemons, limes and oranges," says Martha Trillo, the owner of Heaven Creamery. In fact, there are so many fresh ingredients back there, "it looks like a restaurant kitchen," she jokes. But Heaven Creamery isn't a full-service restaurant at all; it's an ice cream and gelato parlor, which Trillo has grown from one shop in 2020 to four and counting.
After Working in the Edibles Industry for Years, This Woman Is Now Serving Gourmet Mochi
Although some people may know mochi from its Americanized ice cream version, Taeko-san Takeout is introducing Colorado to gourmet mochi at a level far beyond what you can find in the grocery store. Using modified versions of her Japanese grandmother's recipes, owner Madeline Dunhoff is bringing authentic mochi, onigiri and curry to local farmers' markets, and offers delivery/catering orders across the greater Denver metro area.
Local Entrepreneur Annie Song Is Bringing Four More Paris Baguette Locations to Colorado
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Local Entrepreneur Annie Song Is Bringing Four More Paris Baguette Locations to Colorado
Paris Baguette, a South Korean bakery cafe concept founded in 1986, gained international popularity as it opened stores in multiple countries, including the U.S. Now, it has designated Colorado as one of the prime locations for further expansion. While the first Paris Baguette in the state opened in Parker back in March, local business entrepreneur Annie Song is set to bring four more locations to the metro area. Her first location will debut at 10601 East Garden Drive in Aurora in July.
Even Without a Chinatown, This Man's Mission Is to Keep Denver's AAPI Community Connected
You moved to the Mile High when he was sixteen and got a degree in accounting from the University of Denver. In 2001, he began working for the Internal Revenue Service, but he spends his free time on a variety of endeavors, including managing and writing for his online blog, the Denver Chinese Source, which provides information on Chinese restaurants and happenings in the metro area.
Lucky Canes Is One of the Businesses Popularizing Sugarcane Juice in Denver
Formerly confined to the tropical regions of the world, sugarcane juice has become more popular in the United States, but in Denver, options were limited. Those seeking out the beverage, which is made from the extract of crushed sugarcane, could find it at places like New Saigon Bakery and Kutea on South Federal Boulevard and Konark Grocers in Highlands Ranch. But now, sugarcane juice is expanding beyond its previously niche audience the Mile High and into the spotlight.
Former Petroleum Engineer Set to Bring Fort Collins Dumpling Spot to the 16th Street Mall in May
Chopstickers, a casual Chinese noodle and dumplings eatery at 1335 West Elizabeth Street in Fort Collins, was met with surprising internet fame two years ago when a TikTok featuring its soup dumplings went viral, garnering over two million views. "We had customers from Wyoming come to our location just to eat the soup dumplings," says co-owner Zhijian Liu.
This New Spot in Thornton Wants to Satisfy the Demand for Hot Pot Up North
On March 30, co-owners Amber Tran, Cameron Deng and Kam Chan cut the ribbon at the grand opening of their new restaurant, Hot Pot Spot at 13765 Grant Street in Thornton. The event signified more than just the physical opening of the building. In a city far removed from the clusters of Asian restaurants in Denver and Aurora, Hot Pot Spot serves an introduction to the culture of these shared Chinese meals for those in the northern metro area.
The Best 2023 Easter Brunch Specials in Denver
Hop on over to one of these hip spots for an epic Easter brunch on Sunday, April 9. From grand buffets to breakfast staples with a Colorado twist to fresh seafood platters, it's time to have the biggest, brightest and most filling meal of the season. Make a reservation at one of these nineteen eateries — you might even find an Easter egg or two on the menu.
This Popular Downtown Tea Bar Made an Unusual Move, Paying Its Staff to Take a Month Off
Known for its emphasis on excellence and minimalist design, Milk Tea People, a tea bar at 1614 Market Street, quickly became a staple for many after opening in July 2021. Its dedication to ethically sourced tea leaves, organic ingredients and carefully crafted recipes for its drinks and wafchis (a Belgian waffles-and-mochi hybrid) has drawn plenty of customers. But last December, it announced that it would close for the entire month of January.
Bryan's Dumpling House in the Denver Tech Center Serves Xiao Long Bao and Other Chinese Specialties
Despite opening just a few weeks ago, Bryan's Dumpling House is a bustling place full of cheerful people and fragrant aromas. Located just off I-25 and East Belleview Avenue in the Denver Tech Center, the restaurant delivers the comfort of handmade Chinese dumplings and spicy wok dishes with both pizzazz and authenticity. Bryan is a curious eighteen-month-old who loves waddling around the restaurant that carries both his name and a legacy of traditional Chinese cuisine.
The Molecule Effect on Santa Fe Closing March 18, But Plans to Reopen in a New Space Nearby
As the saying goes, when one door closes, another one opens. In the case of the Molecule Effect, a coffeehouse and wine bar, its new door will be opening just fifty steps north of its original location on the corner of Santa Fe Drive and West 12th Avenue. After the Molecule Effect's landlord said he would not renew its lease in 2021, the community rallied around owners Mark Landman and Megyn Rodgers, which resulted in an agreement to extend the lease through this month.
Thornton's Saigon Bowl Reels in the Flavor of the Vietnamese Coast
When Joe Duong arrived in the United States from Vietnam in 1986, he didn't plan on opening a restaurant. Instead, Duong worked in the IT department at Denver International Airport. Eventually, though, he took a job at the original Saigon Bowl restaurant in the Far East Center, at 333 South Federal Boulevard. The experience unlocked his taste for restaurant life, and in 2019, Duong opened his own Saigon Bowl at 9931 Grant Street in Thornton.
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