Telluride Medical Center: Course for Nurses
Earlier this month the Telluride Medical Center (TMC) brought a two-day Certified Emergency Nursing (CEN) Review Course to the region to enhance and reinforce the knowledge base of
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Fourth of July, Overview
The original resolution calling for the Continental Congress to declare the United States free from British rule was introduced by Richard Henry Lee of Virginia on June 7, 1776. Th
Telluride Academy: Circus Holus Bolus
Sally Davis is a musician, theater director, performer and arts educator and half of the dream team that founded the Telluride Academy’s legendary Mudd Butts, now in its 28th yea
Second Chance: Dog Den Dedication
So here I am hanging out at the new Second Chance Humane Society Dog Den thinking, “hmmm, I think I’ll go outside to lie in the sun”…and I do. That kind of freedom has neve
Telluride Yoga Fest: Dr. Scott Blossom Returns
The 7th annual Telluride Yoga Fest takes place this week, July 10 – July 13, with a class for all levels of practitioners: 4-day Guru pass, $495; 3-day Namaste pass, $395; 3-cla
Club Red: Cash’d Out Performs July 6
Sleek and sultry, with a capacity of 450, a large performance stage, red ambient lighting throughout the room, and seating areas for a more private experience, Club Red is is remin
NASA Launching Satellite to Track Carbon
Kenneth Chang, a science reporter for The New York Times, has written about the Orbiting Carbon Observatory-2 Satellite that is Launching on Tuesday Morning. Here are several e
Throwing a 4th of July Bash? Here Are 7 Summer Sides That Will Make Everyone Happy
Throwing a 4th of July bash? Here are several excerpts from an article in the Food Network’s Healthy Eats Blog by Abigail Libers who notes: “You’ll likely be faced
As Yosemite Park Turns 150, Charms And Challenges Endure
Here are several excerpts from an article (including a podcast) by Sasha Khokha, the California Report Central Valley Bureau Chief at KQED in San Francisco, about Yosemite Park tur
Empire of Rock, China’s Supercaves
In the above picture, climber Emily Harrington takes the hard way up southern China’s Moon Hill, an arch from the remains of a collapsed cave. Sightseers have an easier option;
Summer Sunday: Why June is the Best Month in Telluride
My husband and I have a disagreement. He says September. I say June. The debate is over our favorite month in Telluride. He favors the crisp days and cold nights of early fall. The
USA vs. Belgium: If The World Cup Was About Beer
“Tuesday afternoon’s match between the U.S. and Belgium will pit two countries with burgeoning beer scenes — and a shared love of fries.” Bill Chappell, an NPR
Gliding Over Telluride With “Glider Bob”
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to “glide” above Telluride with Glider Bob? Well, this video may be as close as you can get to that experience wit
Medical Moment: Bee Stings
Telluride Inside… and Out is proud to feature the Telluride Medical Center’s MEDICAL MOMENT, a weekly column that answers common medical questions in pop culture. Have
New York’s Ban on Big Sodas Is Rejected by Final Court
As reported in this article in the New York Times, “the Bloomberg big-soda ban is officially dead.” The state’s highest court on Thursday refused to reinstate New Yor
What Marc Andreessen Gets Wrong About Our Future Robot Overlords
Tasneem Raja, Mother Jones Interactive Editor, writes about alternative scenarios to mega-venture-capitalist Marc Andreesen’s vision of the future; one that he says will be
10 Absinthes You Should Be Drinking
Emma Janzen, a freelance drinks writer and photographer, discovers and reviews her 10 favorite absinthes in this post in the Serious Eats website. Which absinthe should you buy? It
Second Chance: Kangaroos? Really?
Recently there was an interesting article in National Geographic (April 2014) about wild/exotic pet ownership . The story discussed the motivation that drives people to own such p
Want to drink like a founding father? Pour some cider, Madeira, whiskey and more
It’s Wine Festival week here in Telluride, so why not as Michelle Locke, an Associated Press writer puts it, pour some cider, Madeira, whiskey and wine and drink like our fou
Amazing Pop-Up Solar Power Station Delivers Energy Anywhere it’s Needed
Beverley Mitchell, a writer for Inhabitat.com introduces us to a new pop-up solar power station that can deliver energy, water and internet connectivity to remote places around the
The Peaks Eco-Spa: Health, Beauty & Wellness
“Our mission is to empower individuals by helping them make conscious, positive choices about their health, wellness, and beauty designed to enhance everyday living and quality o
7 Tips On How To Crowdfund Your Travels
Author, global nomad, and public speaker, Francis Tapon, has some interesting thoughts on crowdfunding your travels in this guest blog post on Gobackpacking.com: It sounds like an
The Last of the Real Mountain Towns
Greg Melville writes in the Outside blog about a little known secret: “That cabin you’ve always dreamed of? It’s within reach—if you know where to look.” You k