by elephantjournal.com on May 22, 2013
Just past noon as the sun soared high I walked away from the Boulder Courthouse, addled with camera gear, feeling small as a gnat. Heck, the whole of Boulder was but a gnat under the commissioners’ gavel—the “f”word* had just been slammed down on us. *Heretoforth, all instances of the “f” word are in reference [...]
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by Hayley Hobson on May 22, 2013
For many of us, there are obstacles that stand in the way of how to get what we want. Why is that? It should be easy, right? Unfortunately, for some, it is not easy. Believe it or not, some people just don’t know what they want. They have no idea how to think outside the [...]
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by elephantjournal.com on May 21, 2013
How Progressive Is Boulder, Anyway? The May 21 Decision on Fracking Might Tell Us.
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by Michelle Marchildon on May 16, 2013
Whenever I travel or teach in foreign places, like Canada, or Boulder, people want to know the same thing: Why do I write for elephant journal? When I published “Finding More,” I thought the public may want to know if it was true (yes). And when I published “Theme Weaver,” I thought they may want [...]
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by Hayley Hobson on May 15, 2013
It’s not a secret that sex sells or that just the mention of sex gets everyone a little hot under the collar. Humans were designed to be sensual beings and are drawn to sex as a profound vehicle to connect, feel, experience pleasure and euphoria, make babies and love others. When the time and space [...]
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by elephantjournal.com on May 13, 2013
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by elephantjournal.com on May 13, 2013
The Buzz: social experience in tea and coffee + “your time” for simple indulgences. elephant is proud to partner with Pekoe, a wonderful business we’ve enjoyed hanging out (and drinking) in for years. We love laptopping it up at their sip houses around Boulder and enjoying their yummy, mindfully-sourced coffee & teas. ~ the Management One of [...]
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by elephantjournal.com on May 13, 2013
Break free of the human zoo and learn to move your body the way it was meant to be moved! This is an approach to training that promises to completely redefine the way we think about fitness. It is adaptive, playful, and based on principles of human evolution. It centers around teaching useful movement skills that can actually be [...]
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by elephantjournal.com on Apr 30, 2013
Source: 28.media.tumblr.com via Evelyn on Pinterest As servers, it is our job to create an experience for every customer. We answer their questions, provide them with drinks, serve as the medium between them and the kitchen, and make them feel they have everything they need and nothing they don’t. We are their trusted source [...]
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by News on Apr 30, 2013
When you think of City Council, you don’t usually imagine a packed room, full of young people, raising flowers and raising hell. On April 16, I listened as scores of young people pleaded with City Council to consider Boulder’s transition into a green energy future, focused on slashing greenhouse gas emissions and tackling climate change. [...]
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by Hayley Hobson on Apr 24, 2013
Don’t wait until it is too late to do and say everything that means something to you.
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by elephantjournal.com on Apr 21, 2013
With the growing season underway and Earth Day four days earlier, Growe is hosting “Plant. Growe. Celebrate,” A fun filled night of music and dancing, food, drinks and unique fundraising items. Chef Kyle of The Kitchen will prepare a spring-inspired menu of appetizers and tasty food for guests to enjoy and wine, Avery Beer and [...]
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by Walk The Talk Show on Apr 19, 2013
Live. Love. Bike. That’s the name of Ryan Van Duzer’s film about a biking across America. The cyclist and travel video journalist joins Waylon Lewis on Walk the Talk Show to talk about what biking means to him and share his inspiring film. “Instead of focusing on the physical aspect, I wanted to take this [...]
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by Walk The Talk Show on Apr 16, 2013
Waylon goes to Slow Money 3rd National Gathering in San Francisco. The gathering brings together people who are rebuilding local food systems across the U.S. and around the world. Three days of conversations, network building and action planning on an historic wharf in a food-loving town. What could be better? Watch the video and learn [...]
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by Jillian Locke on Apr 15, 2013
“I understand the importance of being engaged in life, but I also understand the profound significance of unplugging and disengaging from the energetic warfare we put ourselves through and become embroiled in, just by living.”
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by elephantjournal.com on Apr 13, 2013
Support the uniqueness of local towns by contributing to communities & making conscious choices. elephant is proud to partner with Pekoe, a wonderful business we’ve enjoyed hanging out in (and drinking) for years. We love laptopping it up at their sip houses around Boulder and enjoying their yummy, mindfully-sourced coffee & teas. ~ the Management. [...]
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by elephantjournal.com on Apr 11, 2013
We have the opportunity to revise and retell the myth. Are you familiar with the Greek myth of Sisyphus? Here’s the short version: A mortal angers the gods and is condemned to eternally push a boulder uphill every day, only to have the boulder roll downhill every night. Sound familiar? I see this myth as [...]
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by elephantjournal.com on Apr 11, 2013
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by Hayley Hobson on Mar 26, 2013
Source: bobbiandmike.com via Samantha on Pinterest Sometimes when I hear people speak about love, I think they are romanticizing love in its ideal form. None of us are always patient or kind. We are busy and spread thin, running from this to that, doing, doing, doing. Oftentimes, we treat those that we love the most [...]
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by elephantjournal.com on Mar 23, 2013
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by elephantjournal.com on Mar 12, 2013
I was reminded that art, no matter the size, is palpable and has great depth that can change us—that it is possible to let go of our immediate, surface reactions to an art piece and let a new understanding arise.
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by elephantjournal.com on Feb 26, 2013
Ever heard of the Harlem Shake? If you’re online, you probably have as there are have been over 40,000 variations uploaded. A brief history: The meme started with a video uploaded on February 2nd by The Sunny Coast Skate crew out of Australia, which was based on another comedy blogger Filthy Franks video, where in [...]
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by elephantjournal.com on Feb 22, 2013
On August 10, 2009, I arrived at Boulder, Colorado with my 1997 Saab full to the brim, and my soul excited to start another chapter of my life. Although I was only a novice musician when I moved out here, luck quickly pushed me into Boulder’s rock/jam/funk music scene, its singer/songwriter scene, and its bluegrass [...]
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by elephantjournal.com on Feb 18, 2013
Congressman Polis will be hosting a public event regarding the GMO Labeling Bill at Alfalfa’s Market, 1651 Broadway Street in Boulder on February 20th at 12:30 pm.
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by elephantjournal.com on Feb 11, 2013
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by Yoga Pod on Feb 7, 2013
To be able to teach, or rather, guide, from a place to allow for students to learn from their own interpretations, visions, creative impulses, is not an easy trick. It means that the entire school structure has to look different than a normal yoga school. There will be a lot of open-ended, student led discussion. There won’t necessarily be “right” answers, only full-spectrum education and answers that offer the probability of high levels of success. There will be no hierarchy of status, but instead, a round table of brilliant minds and hearts all working together.
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by Helene Rose on Jan 30, 2013
Just as food directly influences our physical body, words directly influence our spiritual body.
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by elephantjournal.com on Jan 18, 2013
Experiencing a broader meaning of community every day. Within this community of self, the community of many, we are coming together and fracturing at the same time. Within the first week of January, as I’m settling into feeling the birthing of beginnings, I notice relationships unhinge. I sense great possibilities within this unhinging; revealing new [...]
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by Jamie Ginsberg on Jan 17, 2013
“Aligning yourself with nature in your practice is essential.” – Gina Caputo Shooting with Gina was amazing, she has a laugh that you can feel in your soul and while I have seen the flatirons in pictures, this was my first time hiking them. We hiked up the trail a bit and found the perfect place in nature to get to know Gina and find out what she is up to.
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by Cayte Bosler on Jan 7, 2013
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by Waylon Lewis on Jan 4, 2013
Update: more on the relationship of the neighborhood and the behavior of the elk, via the Daily Camera. Update: officers placed on paid leave (paid vacation?) pending internal investigation. Let’s keep the heat on. {Daily Camera} So wrong on so many (alleged at this point) counts: it’s illegal to hunt within City bounds, it took [...]
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by elephantjournal.com on Dec 20, 2012
Join Waylon & elephant at BMoCA for Miracle + Wonder NYE Party. Monday, December 31 to Tuesday, January 1 9pm-2am $20 Members / $25 Advance Non-members / $30 at the door Revel in this year’s miracles + wonder at what the New Year may bring as you celebrate in style with BMoCA. Fortune telling | dancing | artists working [...]
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by Bud Wilson on Dec 20, 2012
Chasing Ice is an important, infuriating, powerful, helpful, frustrating enlightening film
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by Yoga Pod on Dec 17, 2012
This is an inspirational multimedia experience that supports self-awareness and enhances personal and professional fulfillment. It is a guided journey to discover personal mission & Vision by aligning with the energy of the chakras.
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by Yoga Pod on Dec 17, 2012
Boulder’s Only Multi-Discipline Hatha Yoga Teacher Training at Yoga Pod
200-Hour Yoga Alliance Certified
February 23 – May 4, 2013
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by elephantjournal.com on Dec 17, 2012
Improving Daily Life. At the recent LifeHacks event in Boulder—a regular event aimed at providing change agents with practical tools that help improve productivity and effectiveness—the Integral Center, Buddhist Geeks and HUB Boulder teamed up to explore several LifeHacks, aimed at practical ways of working within the domains of our mind, body, relationships, and work. [...]
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by elephantjournal.com on Dec 3, 2012
On day one, we sliced glass bottles with a tile blade, crushed aluminum cans to have three even sides, and pounded the crap out of those tires using dirt and a sledge hammer. Needless to say, this coop wasn’t going anywhere.
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by Waylon Lewis on Dec 2, 2012
“I have to give a wag of my finger to University of Colorado students, because…” “…Forever ensuring that no one will think of it as a safety school…” A sad day for the few civil liberties Republicans tend to care about:
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by Waylon Lewis on Nov 29, 2012
Photo: @waylonlewis on Instagram. If I get killed before my time, 50/50 it’ll be on 9th Street. Wear a helmet, my loving family says! I say: helmets don’t help. There’s studies on it. Helmets result in folks driving closer to cyclists, on average. In Amsterdam, families don’t wear helmets—what helps is bike lanes, bike paths, [...]
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by Ryan van Duzer on Nov 19, 2012
Although our idyllic little town of Boulder seems affluent in every way, there are 200 kids on the streets on any given night. Attention Homes is the only youth shelter in Boulder and I recently participated in their first ever “Sleep Out.” Our goal was to raise money and awareness and we did both. In [...]
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by elephantjournal.com on Nov 16, 2012
If Charles Dickens had sat down with Rodgers and Hammerstein, Andrew Lloyd Webber and Matt Stone and Trey Parker to write a holiday show, they just might have come up with A Broadway Christmas Carol. But their efforts couldn’t have been any funnier than the hit musical created by Kathy Feininger, which will be performed in [...]
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by elephantjournal.com on Nov 16, 2012
It’s not going to get any better, experts say, until societies begin to dramatically cut greenhouse gas emissions while adapting to a more extreme atmosphere.
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by elephantjournal.com on Nov 11, 2012
There are no conversations, only the cadence of our steps on the pavement and gravel. We enjoy the silence as much as each other’s company. Elki and I walk together almost every day. It has become our routine, our time together, a moment we value and share. We occasionally glance at each other, as [...]
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by elephantjournal.com on Nov 9, 2012
We’re not all friends of the local yogini, purveyors of exotic chocolates, drinkers of the latest chai who hang out at the downtown oxygen bar. We don’t all hike straight uphill each morning, nor scale rocks and drive Nissan Leafs. We don’t all seek hypnotherapists, confessors or coaches. Some of us are regular people who [...]
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by Roger Wolsey on Nov 6, 2012
Since my parents didn’t raise any dummies, I said yes. On Thursday night of last week, I was ushered through a cloth, air-conditioned corridor in that hot gym along with several other VIPs (including Senator Mark Udall, Rep. Jared Polis, and State Senator Michael Bennet). Polis warmed up the crowd, and before I knew it, a “voice of God” announcement rang out through the P.A. system saying, “And now, to give the prayer of invocation, Pastor Roger Wolsey”… I took a deep breath, walked onto a red-carpeted stage, and prayed before a crowd of 10,000 people (easily 8-9,000 more than I’ve ever spoken in front of before).
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by elephantjournal.com on Nov 3, 2012
“Why do we long for human contact? How can touch be so universal and, at the same time, so uniquely intimate?”
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by elephantjournal.com on Nov 2, 2012
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by elephantjournal.com on Oct 30, 2012
Why do we touch? Why do we long for human contact? Boulder-based dance company, Evolving Doors Dance, takes on the essence of touch with their premiere evening-length concert SKIN. Artistic Directors, Angie Simmons and Amy Shelley, examine the many facets of human contact, skin-on-skin, if you will, as we journey through a variety of questions: How do we [...]
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by Cayte Bosler on Oct 26, 2012
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For many male knitters, cross stitching in public has been just the confidence boost they needed—not to mention, the mental health benefits of slowing down.
“The first time I knitted in public I felt immense relief. Hiding my knitting needles in my pockets was uncomfortable and dangerous.”
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