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06 Nov Alacazem 2009.11.05

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November 5 to 12, 2009 Visible Planets: Morning: Venus, Mars and Saturn    Evening: Jupiter Venus, Pluto and the Four Gates of Avataric Descent Voluptuous Venus enters seductive Scorpio on Nov. 7th and proceeds to sextile powerful Pluto in ambitious Capricorn Nov. 8th. These celestial events...

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28 Oct 350.org Day in Telluride big success

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Telluride’s The New Community Coalition lead the charge locally on the global celebration of climate action, 350.org day, an event which brought together individuals, nonprofits and local businesses to finding local living solutions for worldwide climate change. 350.org day was also a perfect time to...

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28 Oct Your Ah Haa Moment: Spooktacular Wrap up and Sally Davis

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In communities around the world like Telluride, 350.org day celebrations on October 24 represented a giant step in raising global and government awareness about the realities of climate change and the need to cap carbon emissions to 350 parts per million starting yesterday. The Ah...

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26 Oct “As You Like It” at Telluride’s Palm Theatre October 29

Posted at 05:00h in Old Events, Performing Arts by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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[click “Play” to hear Peter Meineck on Aquilla Theatre] As we like it: the Palm Theatre in Telluride brings New York’s Aquila Theatre Company to town with its production of Shakespeare’s “As You Like It” on Thursday, October 29, 6:30 p.m. “As You Like It” ...

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19 Oct Telluriders in Pittsburgh: Katz at Carnegie and a Warhol at Warhol Museum

Posted at 04:00h in Fine Art, Old Events by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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Cold, snow and wind are pre-empting fall in Telluride and elsewhere in America. Telluride Inside…and Out is in Pittsburgh, where rain washed out plans for grandkids' soccer games. On Friday, however, we visited the extraordinary Carnegie Museum, whose must-see permanent collection – two Van Goghs...

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09 Oct Michael Palm: Much more than a theater in Telluride

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Telluride may have been his second home, but our mountain hamlet was one of his great loves. The gravitational pull of the wandering planet called Michael D. Palm was irresistable. Michael was, by any measure, a remarkable man: gifted educator, musician, athlete, businessman, and philanthropist....

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02 Oct Alacazem 2009.10.01

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October 1 to 8, 2009 Visible Planets: Morning: Mercury, Venus and Mars  Evening: Jupiter Blessing the Beauty and Bounty of the October Harvest Moon Yesterday the wind blew so hard it lifted the roof off one of our loafing sheds. And on the way up...

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28 Sep Telluride environment: forest health

Posted at 04:30h in Around Telluride, Old Events by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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[click “Play” to hear Clint’s interview with Kevin Gurney] Telluride’s The New Community Coalition, The Telluride Institute and the Wilkinson Public Library joined forces to present a workshop, keynoted by Dr. Kevin Gurney. The subject: “Forest Health and the Community Carbon Connection.” The event takes...

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28 Sep WOW!: Telluride designers triumph in New Zealand

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In Telluride, around the globe, who doesn't like a feel-good story about the triumph of the underdog, especially in times like these, when underdogs are really under the weather – and almost everybody is an underdog. That's why movies like "Breaking Away," "Rocky" and "Strictly...

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27 Sep Telluride Gallery of Fine Art: good bye to Bernie Fuchs

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Last June, the Telluride Gallery of Fine Art gave painter/illustrator Bernie Fuchs a 50-year retrospective exhibition to honor a great artist who owner Will Thompson felt was "sorely undervalued and overlooked." But when Bernie Fuchs passed away last Thursday, September 17, of cancer, both The...

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