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06 Jul  Telluride Arts presents First Thursday Art Walk, Kids Walk

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The First Thursday Art Walk is a celebration of the arts in downtown Telluride for art lovers, community and friends.  A dozen venues open their doors from 5 p.m. – 8 p.m. to introduce their new exhibitions and artists.  Restaurants feature Art Walk specials. New...

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03 Jul To Your Health: Choosing a sunscreen

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By Laura A. Cattell, PA-C Ed. note: It's the Fourth of July, with local crowds on Telluride's Main Street soaking in the fun – and, if the weather gods are on our side – the sun. Sunscreens should be as much a part of the...

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03 Jul High Ranking for Telluride Foundation

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According to a 2010 Columbus Survey of 252 community foundations nationwide, the Telluride Foundation ranked as 4th most active grant maker as a percent of asset size, and ranked 3rd for total gifts per capita. The purpose of the survey was to benchmark community foundations beyond...

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02 Jul Alacazem 2011.06.30

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June 30 to July 7, 2011 Visible Planets: Morning: Mercury, Venus, Mars and Jupiter   Evening: Saturn The Sweet Love, Lust and Choice of Cancer Eclipse Energy I’m reading about climate change and thinking about 2012. It’s overwhelming. There is so much information available to us...

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30 Jun Telluride Institute News: Peter Gold — Connecting Tibetan Buddhism with Navajo Sacred Teaching

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    By Elisabeth Gick [click “Play” to listen to Elisabeth’s conversation with Peter Gold] Author/anthropologist Peter Gold is coming to the Telluride Institute’s Compassion for a World in Crisis Festival. Peter Gold is a man of many titles – anthropologist, ethno musician, student of...

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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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27 Jun TSRC Town Talks: Making Tiny Devices to Treat Big Diseases

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TSRC Town Talks for June 28th. Dr. Singer discusses new technologies that will lead to earlier detection, quicker diagnosis, and faster treatment of heart disease and cancer.

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25 Jun Hunting and Gathering: Plenty Hot, but Plenty Happy

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By Lisa Barlow It was beastly hot in NYC yesterday. By the time the mercury hit 100 degrees, the cat had tried to climb into the open refrigerator and we were all collapsed in the back yard like Dali’s dripping clocks. With company coming in...

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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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