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22 Jul Mountainfilm in Telluride Makes Key New Hires

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Tour and Educational Programs Poised to Expand After the Rain2009 Mountainfilm Telluride, Colorado (July 20, 2011) – Mountainfilm on Tour has been operating for more than 12 years and takes films from the annual Memorial Day festival in Telluride to several dozen venues worldwide each...

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22 Jul Alacazem 2011.07.21

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July 21 to 28, 2011 Visible Planets: Morning: Mars and Jupiter   Evening: Mercury and Saturn The Mid-Summer Leo Heart of Soul and Spirit As the Sun moves into Leo and we approach the annual cross-quarter mark of mid-summer, I can’t help but feel the intense...

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21 Jul Telluride Gallery of Fine Art: Drescher in show of top children's book illustrators

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"I like the idea that books have a life of their own after they're published, making their way into people's lives and weaving connections between myself and the readers." Who imagines a world in which a pudge triumphs and keeping up with the Joneses proves...

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15 Jul Alacazem 2011.07.14

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July 14 to 21, 2011 Visible Planets: Morning: Mercury, Venus, Mars and Jupiter   Evening: Saturn The Incandescent Flush of Purple and Gold of Spirit “Throughout my whole life, during every moment I have lived, the world has gradually been taking on light and fire for...

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11 Jul Australia Unveils Carbon Tax

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by Ben Williams Australia is joining climate action leaders such as New Zealand and the European Union by unveiling a nationwide plan to tax CO2 emissions at $23 per metric ton. With an economy significantly reliant on extraction industries, and the nation as a whole...

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09 Jul Anthem rocks Telluride's Opera House Sunday, 7/10, with 1970s sounds

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Telluride's historic Sheridan Opera House welcomes Anthem, a 70s classic rock experience. The band pays homage to the music of the decade that one historian (Bruce J. Schulman in "The Seventies: The Great Shift in American Culture, Society and Politics") argues began January 1968 with...

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08 Jul Telluride Blues and Brews Festival sponsors a gondola cabin!

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Many scientists believe we need to act now to avoid irreparable warming to the planet. Even if we stopped emitting greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide today, the Earth’s mean annual temperature is still projected to rise for another century. That’s an alarming fact.

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29 Jun Telluride Institute News: Clifford Saron – Meditation and the Mind

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[click “Play” to hear Pamela Zoline’s interview with Clifford Saron]   by Pamela Zoline   Among the frontiers on which we, smart chimps or bruised angels, find ourselves, perhaps the most intriguing, dangerous and profound is right here and now as we peer into the...

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28 Jun Telluride Wine Festival: Bonanza for Wine, Spirit and Food Geeks

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By J James McTigue I love geeks; therefore I love Telluride Wine Fest. This year’s 30th festival was full of wine geeks and foodies, all intent on enthusiastically sharing the intricate technicalities and personal stories behind their artfully crafted creations. It’s hard not to listen...

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24 Jun Telluride Institiute News:  Show a Little Compassion

Posted at 22:32h in Around Telluride, Old Events by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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By Dan Collins Does Telluride really need another festival in the middle of the summer? Probably not. Do we really need more compassion? More sharing and caring? Yes. Why? Because it's good for us and for the planet. "How so?" you ask. Come find out...

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