Fire Phone Immerses Users in Amazon’s World
David Streitfeld, a New York Times Technology Reporter, offers up some initial impressions on Amazon’s new Fire phone, announced yesterday by Amazon CEO, Jeffrey Bezos. Here
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Telluride Venture Accelerator: LifeDojo
Corporate wellness programs. They are the new black dress of healthcare. Everywhere. All the rage. The term refers to any program designed to improve and promote health and fitness
7 Qualities Of A Great Friend
In this excerpt from a post on MindBodyGreen, Stephen Guise, author of the best-selling book “Mini Habits,” explores the 7 Qualities Of A Great Friend: Great friendship
The 120 Foot Long Jellyfish That’s Loving Global Warming
Here’s an excerpt from a fascinating post by Matt Simon that recently appeared in Wired, The 120-Foot-Long Jellyfish That’s Loving Global Warming: The lion’s mane jellyf
6 DIY Versions of Store-Bought Snacks
Here’s some healthy Do It Yourself (DIY) food snacks from Foodlets.com*: Having kids means having snacks on hand. Try these can’t-miss recipes for homemade versions of supe
Fun Facts About Pets And Dating
In a recent Huffington Post article, Robbie Couch explores how pets bring people together and a whole host of other fun facts about how your pet may be affecting your dating life.
Poets’ Corner: Rosemerry for Father’s Day
“When I was a boy of fourteen, my father was so ignorant I could hardly stand to have the old man around. But when I got to be twenty-one, I was astonished at how much he had lea
Poets’ Corner: Feela for Father’s Day
To honor the memory of his father on Father’s Day, David Feela choose to continue a tradition scholars say might have emerged from Babylonian ruins, where upon a 4,000 years ago
Earth Matters: Where Climate Change and Geopolitics Collide
In a rare moment of enlightenment, Republican John Boehner recently stated “I’m not qualified to debate the science over climate change.” In the past, Boehner was a staunch
Second Chance: Exercise for Happy Pet Home
Animals, just like people, are at our best when our minds and bodies are kept active. At Second Chance Humane Society, the shelter staff does a lot to keep us engaged, happy, healt
Cave-Dwelling In Spain Offers A Welcome Inconvenience
OZY Writer Laura Secorun Palet, contributed this article to NPR about people who’ve chosen an “underground” (literally) way of life. Have you ever fantasized abou
30 Things I’ve Learned in 18 Years of Parenting Boys
Some very good advice from “Alexandra” who writes in the Scary Mommy blog. I am a mom to all boys. I am thrilled to be their mother and I don’t pretend that I am ha
Nose Printing of Dogs
Did you know that a dog’s nose is like a fingerprint. Alex Lieber, writes about using nose prints for dog identification in this brief albeit interesting article in PetPlac
Summer Sunday: Flat
I love to mountain bike. But, I hate the logistics. I hate fumbling with car racks, bike pumps, C02 cartridges, shock pumps, chain tools, pedal screws and allen wrenches. However,
Grilled Thai Spice Chicken Sliders
Here’s something scrumptious from Telluride Local, Marla Meridith, the creator, editor, food stylist, photographer and go-to gal for Family Fresh Cooking. These Thai Spic
On Ice: 100 Year-old Negatives Discovered in Antarctic
In this fascinating article, Steve Meltzer, a writer and photographer for Imaging Resource, discusses the discovery of 100 year-old negatives in the Antarctic. Conservators restori
Being Happy With Sugar
James Hamblin, MD and Senior Editor at The Atlantic, debunks the popular media claims that sugar is toxic and discusses what to make of the intense disagreement about the recommend
How Chocolate Might Save The Planet
Robert Krulwich has been called “the most inventive network reporter in television” by TV Guide. Krulwich, a Science Correspondent for NPR , gives his take on the wor
Coral Reef Restoration
The Nature Conservancy and its partners are literally nursing coral reefs back to health in an attempt to restore this vital marine habitat. Beauty and Brawn: Coral Reefs Have it A
World’s First Wrench 3D-Printed with Recycled Ocean Plastic Wins Innovation Award
Colin Payne, an independent professional writer, researcher and photographer based in British Columbia, Canada writes about the first 3D-product made with recycled ocean plastic an
Second Chance: Ribbon Chewing Ceremony
Hi my name is Ellie McNelly and I am excited to invite the whole community to attend a “Ribbon Chewing Ceremony” on Saturday, June 7, from 1-3 p.m. to commemorate the opening o
Paragliding Telluride [Video]
Today, Keith Brown posted a wonderful video of what it’s like to paraglide in Telluride. Enjoy the ride!
A Shipping Container Costs About $2,000. What These 15 People Did With That Is Beyond Epic.
A luxury home doesn’t always necessarily mean thousands of square footage, towering great rooms and gilded toilet