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Here’s an interesting article by Adam Grant that appeared in the New York Times’ Sunday Review last week, Raising a Moral Child: What does it take to be a good parent? We know some of the tricks for teaching kids to become high achievers. For example,...

17 April, 2014 /

Hello human citizens of Ouray and San Miguel Counties. Clarence here. Many of you know me as the feline overlord, aka “greeter,” at Second Chance Humane Society. I would like to dish about a couple of my friends here at the shelter. [caption id="attachment_40164" align="aligncenter" width="600"]...

16 April, 2014 /

    It’s been a rough few years for herbs. A Canadian study published late last year found that of 44 herbal products tested, many were adulterated or mislabeled. The study authors said that two samples of echinacea contained a weed that could interact with certain medications;...

15 April, 2014 /

Every week, baking expert will be going rogue on Food52 -- with shortcuts, hacks, and game-changing recipes. Today: Alice shares a new, addictive dessert to steal the show at your seder -- and to keep around for the rest of the year. This chewy, crunchy, sweet, and...

14 April, 2014 /

Planet Bluegrass is excited to announce the lineup for the late-night indoor shows held Thursday,June 18 – Sunday, June 22 at several venues in Telluride and Mountain Village during the 41st Annual Telluride Bluegrass Festival. This year's lineup includes intimate performances from Yonder Mountain String...

14 April, 2014 /

Looking for something to do this off-season?  Throw the bikes on the car, grab your compass and get ready for some great outdoor fun. Nestled in western Colorado's alluring high desert  just north west of Grand Junction, Fruita offers a variety of outdoor adventures including some...

13 April, 2014 /

It takes a while for the mind to adjust to vacation. Consciously, we think we’re relaxing. We go through the motions of relaxing. We do yoga. Drink beer. Stretch out in the sun. Sleep in. Yet, for me, it isn’t until about day 4, that...

12 April, 2014 /

In 1896, approximately 150 years after the dawn of the industrial revolution began to disrupt Earth’s natural energy balance, Nobel Laureate chemist Svante Arrhenius theorized that carbon dioxide (CO2) derived from fossil fuel combustion induced atmospheric global warming. Nonetheless, it took another 62 years before...

11 April, 2014 /