How Apple HealthKit Could Bring a Cultural Shift Around Health
Health technology writer Mark Sullivan takes a look at the potential of Apple’s HealthKit technology in this VentureBeat article, a potential he sees as pretty significant. W
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Drink Boxed Wine
Brian Barrett, Editor in Chief, at Gizmondo offers up 8 very compelling reasons why, if you’re not already, you should be drinking boxed wine. Any possible objection you have to
TSRC: Closer To Permanent Home
Telluride Science Research Center signs agreement to lease with Town of Telluride for 17,500 square foot site The Board of Directors of the Telluride Science Research Center (TSRC)
Telluride Med Center: Health/Wellness Program for Students
This October marks the end of a three-year, 1.6 million, grant that brought increased focus on health and wellness for students in Telluride and Norwood. The Telluride Medical Cent
FALL SUNDAY: Marijuana and Moms
A long time ago, when I was twenty-something and at the apex of my carefree partying lifestyle,
Life After Brooklyn: Moving Out of Brooklyn Because of High Prices
Michelle Higgins, who covers residential real estate for The New York Times, writes about the changing times in Brooklyn. What was once an affordable alternative to living in Man
10 Outstanding Texas Wines That Are A Good Value
From the Dallas News comes this article which outlines the 10 most outstanding Texas wine values. Revving up for Texas Wine Month in October, the wine panel looked for outstanding
Dog Collar, Leash Made Of Old Bike Tubes
Mallory Paige’s article in Gear Junkie shares about an eco-friendly company in Portland Oregon that uses old bike tubes to make dog collars. Cyclist Lanette Fidrych wanted t
Second Chance: A Clean Dog Saves Lives
This Saturday, September 27, Second Chance teams up with Clark’s Market in Telluride for a great fun-raising opportunity for you and your dogs. The offer is an end-o
Don’t Blame Big Food For Our Health Problems, Just Stop Buying Crap
Dr. Will Clower, an award-winning author, argues in this article in MindBodyGreen, that we shouldn’t blame big food for our health problems, we need to just stop buying cra
The Ten Best Delis in North America
Telluride has a great dining scene… but I do wish we had a traditional Jewish deli. There’s nothing like it. ShalomLife has put together their list of the top ten
Kenneth Cukier: Big Data is Better Data
For those wanting a glimpse into the future, this Ted Talk video by Kenneth Cukier, the Data Editor of The Economist, is a must view: Self-driving cars were just the start.
Use the Oven to Make the Best Darned Italian American Red Sauce You’ve Ever Tasted
Here’s a recipe from J. Kenji López-Alt, the Managing Culinary Director of Serious Eats, that your absolutely going to want to have so you can make “The Best Darned I
5 Myths Even Devoted Yogis Still Believe – Busted
Some folks , ahem, bend over backwards to tout the many benies of yoga, including the “extras” you get practicing at 104 degrees. Only that is simply not true. Check out this
His Camera Takes Us To The World ‘We Must Preserve’
Rena Silverman, met up with the photographer Sebastiao Salgado, in New York City on Thursday and conducted a very interesting interview with the man about his work and new exhibi
Telluride Medical Center: New Facility MV or Lawson
The Telluride Hospital District (THD) has taken another significant step in the long journey toward building a new regional medical center. The THD Board of Directors announced the
Fall Sunday: Backpacking With Kids in the Weminuche
When you have kids, you give up a few things. Sleep. Money. Time. You accept the trade-off: deprivation for family. Andy and I were down with all of that. But one thing we weren’
Hundreds Of Thousands Turn Out For People’s Climate March In New York City
As reported by Nick Visser, the associate green editor at The Huffington Post, Hundreds Of Thousands Turn Out For People’s Climate March In New York City. More than 300,000
Asanas for Alpinists: Getting Your Ski Legs Limber!
The days are getting shorter, the aspens are turning a brilliant shades of yellow, and there is a distinct chill in the air here in Telluride. Winter is just around the corner. RE:
Second Chance: Creating Compassionate Children through Volunteering
Compassion is defined as “deep awareness of the suffering of another coupled with the wish to relieve it.” But it’s more than just that. Compassion is an attitude, a philoso
Telluride Film Fest: Roger Ebert Honored
For many years, the iconic critic Roger Ebert was a regular at the Telluride Film Festival – and many other similar gatherings around the globe. After Ebert lost his battle wit