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One foot on the big stage

Mojomama finally got one foot on the big stage last weekend.  At The Levitt Pavilion in Denver’s Ruby park, opening for legendary artist Melvin Seals & JGB on August 24th. We have graced many stages over the last two decades. Some are fabulous like eTown hall, or the Brighton armory and the Greeley blues jam […]

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Could AI Dominate Boulder and the World? The Alarming Truth!

Will AI Rule Boulder and Rule the World? Is Humanity Safe? As a result of extensive discussion with CHATgpt, it is clear that AI, Artificial Intelligence, CAN pose a very real danger to humanity. Let’s look at the dangers and some possible ways to protect ourselves from these threats. Will AI replace humans and rule […]

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Ten Best Things To Plant In Boulder: Why Home Gardening is IMPORTANT!

Boulder Backyard Spring flower, you may have noticed, are a favorite of mine. Color combinations that are “designed” to attract the specific needed pollinators also work for me as an artist. Have you ever looked at a flower and thought “what a terrible color combination?” Bet not! I have not. Here are solid suggestions for […]

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Boulder’s Burning Question: Cannabis or Cancer, Which is Safer?

          Organic Chemistry Class: Lab Technique You already know from reading my blogs that I am not great at suspense. If I was, I’d be writing mystery stories and I’d be wealthy. I am neither writing mysteries nor am I wealthy. Yet. I had always wondered if smoking pot was any safer than smoking tobacco. […]

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Spheres of Influence in Boulder: The Playful Past of Perfect Shapes

While some of this is Boulder Blarney, the history of the circle as told here does contain some truth. The history of the circle experienced its most important moment sometime in the Third Century CE, or about 2800 years ago. 2024 years plus 300 years. That’s when Archimedes first described some of the properties of […]

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To BEE or Not To BEE. That Is The Question

As This Boulder  Honeybee Travels From Flower to Flower, It Collects pollen. The Pollen is the Large “Orange” Pouch Under The Hindquarters. Photo Lenny Lensworth Frieling Photo Lenny Lensworth Frieling Whether it is hive collapse or some other challenge to our bee population, our very existence relies upon the health of our pollinators  worldwide. Let’s […]

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CU Entrepreneur Showcase Week #6: Matthew Nelson, Junior

  Name: Matthew Nelson Business: Electric Honey Experience CU Leeds Business Analytics and Psychology, Junior “What is the Electric Honey Experience?” The Electric Honey Experience is an annual 2 night, 3 day camping festival that celebrates Creative Expression, Music, and Spirituality to raise money for charity. There is a wide variety of music from Grateful […]

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Professional Women Meet Quarterly to Network and Lead

Join tomorrow to network and build relationships with other women July 27, 5:30 pm The WILD Council is a network of professional women who come together regularly to build relationships and engage in networking activities. Here are highlights of the council’s efforts in transforming the landscape of future leaders by empowering one female at a time. […]

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