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Song of The River

Chasing Water tells the tale of the once-mighty Colorado River.

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Tar Sands vs. the Spirit Bear

An award-winning documentary offers a glimpse of a little-known pipeline plan—and the paradise it threatens.

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High-Tech Yogi

A Santa Cruz programmer takes yoga mobile

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The Disc of Love

My first boyfriend had the right idea. For Valentine’s Day in sixth grade, he gave me a single long-stem rose and a mixtape featuring The Beatles’ “I Wanna Hold Your Hand.”

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Mating For Non-Dummies

Finally, a how-to sex book that hits the sweet spot

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Meet Your Match

The Santa Cruz County Animal Shelter gets ready for its 2nd annual unconditional lovefest and pet adoption fair.

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Paleo Man

Karsten Mueller eats a paleo diet and plays outside every day. And he thinks you should too.

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iFitness

Taking a look at the apps that make life easier for runners, yogis and dieters.

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Supersoaker

Not much happens in a sensory deprivation tank.

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Chilling With The Chi

Eugene Ervin has studied t’ai chi for 35 years. He tells Maria Grusauskas why.

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10 Ways to Tell It’s Too Warm for A Saturday in January

Notes on an unseasonably warm weekend  in Santa Cruz

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Ten Questions for Andy Zenczak

The owner and operator of Gadgetbox Recording Studios on the things he’d fix if he were a superhero, his love of breakfast cereal and his favorite record to emerge in the last 10 years.

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Ten Questions for Lucy Martin

The Felton painter, whose piece “Amanita Muscaria” graces the cover of this week’s issue, talks about her favorite hiking trail and her new show of wild mushroom paintings in San Francisco.

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Art Museum

Writer Stephen Kessler on an afternoon spent at the Museum of Art and History

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The 2012 Bucket Lists

If you had only 50 weeks to live, what would you do? A few Santa Cruzans you might know piped up to answer our nosy question, posed with the Mayan calendar in mind and our tongue in our cheek.

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