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I must admit I've been fascinatedwith the Tesla Roadster ever since itwas first announced back in 2006. I waseven more enamored when I learnedthe reasoning behind the $100K road-

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You don't have to drive an unat-tractive car to do something positivefor the environment, Reyes said. Hecontinued to say the move to moreelectric vehicles is being driven byunpredictable oil prices plus greateracceptance of electric and alternativecars.

Tesla welcomes the new entries intothe field by Nissan, Mini and Chevy.The more electric vehicles the better,he said. The infrastructure's there andthe technology is getting better and better.They drove a roadster all theway from California to the ChicagoAuto Show, stopping at RV parks torecharge because they have the higheroutput hookups.

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Boulder was picked for their firstColorado retail shop because theupscale demographics of Denver's

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Happily my first ride in the road-ster was with Tony Longhurst of theBoulder gallery - he could confidentlydemonstrate the car's capability onthe streets of Boulder safely. The carachieves breathtaking acceleration - idleto 60 in 3.7 seconds. It has a downrightwicked cornering ability. The motormakes even less noise than the low-level of wind noise. It's the closest thingto hang-gliding on wheels, except inthe Tesla, the sun shines right on yourface.

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The ninth season of CongressPark Neighbors Historic Speakersseries is presented by the CPNHistoric Preservation and EducationCommittee. Lectures run May throughOctober, with a lecture given the lastWednesday of each month. The lec-tures are held at Heitler Hall, National Jewish Hospital, at 7 PM, unless oth-erwise stated. Note the change ofday, location, and time for the Octoberresearch session at the public library.Lectures are free and open to the pub-lic. Parking is available in the lot on Jackson Street. This schedule is alsoposted on the Congress Park web siteat www.congressparkneighbors.org.

Lecture topics are chosen to helpthe owners of old houses in the arealearn how to better care for their fineantique homes and appreciate thehistory and architectural style of thesehomes. If you have questions or would

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The 2010 schedule includes:May 26, 2010. Working With A

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ing with contractors. June 30, 2010. Choosing Paint

Colors for your Historic house. MeganSchlegel, the Color People, will guideyou through the process of choosing acolor scheme for your historic house.Her presentation, using photos of thegood, the bad, and the ugly demon-strates how to avoid poor color choicesfor your home. Megan encouragesattendees to bring a picture of theirhouse to discuss possible solutions to

their color dilemmas.July 28, 2010. Solar Power for Your

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August 25, 2010. Care andMaintenance of Stained or LeadedGlass Windows. Stained or leadedglass windows were a very populardecorative element in turn-of-the-cen-tury homes in Denver. Mike Delva,Denver Art Glass, will discuss thebasics of maintaining the historic lead-ed glass windows in your home andanswer questions about when and whyto call for professional help.

September 29, 2010. Arts and CraftsInteriors. Most of Denvers old homesare built in the Arts and Crafts styleof architecture. Diane Gunson, ASID,NCIDQ accredited interior decorator,will show period details from Arts andCrafts interiors and give examples onhow to update the colors and designsto retain that historic look. Bring yourfavorite colors and Diane will discusspossibilities for integrating them intothe Arts & Crafts tradition.

Tuesday, October 26, 2010.Researching the History of Your OldHouse. Curious about your housespast? Learn how to research yourhistory in this fun, hands-on session

in the Western History Section of theDenver Public Library downtown.Librarian Bruce Hanson, will walk youthrough the process of using the exten-sive research materials of the WesternHistory Section. Meet at 6:30 PM, 5thFloor, in the main branch at 13th andBroadway. Note the day (Tuesday),time and location change for this pro-gram only.

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The Denver ScholarshipFoundation has empowered thou-sands of students to go to college andpursue their dreams, and I am happyto be a part of their efforts this year,said Mayor Bloomberg. By puttingcollege within reach for more students,especially first-generation college stu-

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there are five days set aside for reflec-tion. Before the end of the Baktun,there is a period of reflection for fiveyears. It is used to cleanse and fortifyour path.

Miguel and the elders know exact-ly where that path leads...

To the great encounter with theFifth Sun on Dec. 21, 2012. This isimportant for all humanity. It is a newdawning a new clarity a new hori-zon and new hope for humanity.

So it would seem the Mayan visionof this new age is more in keeping

with the so-called Age of Aquarius,popularized by the Broadway musi-cal Hair and the song by the Fifth

Dimension.If thats the case then peace will

guide the planets and love will steerthe stars.

As with most of life, the true futurelies somewhere between the optimaloutcome and the worst case scenario,

but if we can take the Mayans at theirword, the winter equinox of 2012 will

bring more of the former than thelatter.

For more information on the Mayansand the village from which Miguel comesplease visit schoolcopala.ning.com/***

Don Bain

Denver Notions

Over 2,000 years ago a civiliza-tion began to emerge from the jun-gles of the Yucatan, creating cities ofstone that have survivedthe constant onslaught ofnature to undo the works

of man.The Maya emergedfrom the rainforest notonly to build pyramidsand temples, but also to establish anadvanced mathematical system anda calendar that measured the move-ment of the heavens better than any

before or since.The inaccuracy in the Mayan cal-

endar was less than 5 minutes peryear. They would have to add oneday every 292 years to correct for that

slight miscalculation. All this frompeople who had no way to measuretime, as far as we know.

The descendants of these proud,artistic and very spiritual people arestill in touch with those roots and theknowledge of the ancients. They have

guarded their culture, customs andwisdom through thousands of yearsof natures fickle attention, coloniza-tion, a viciously brutal civil war andthe reduction to refugee status formany simply to escape the violenceof that war.

Miguel Angel was in Denverrecently to share that insight anddispel the misinformation spread byHollywood and movies like 2012,which lays an erroneous predictionof doom on the Mayan Calendar. Heextends Warm greetings from all ourMayan ancestors and people.

Like approximately 200,000 of hiscountrymen and women, Miguel left

Guatemala during the war, shortly before its end. Four hundred andforty communities disappeared dur-ing the long, bloody war. Even so, theMayan culture is very much alive.

Miguel was selected to be an unof-ficial ambassador for the Maya peo-ple, of whom many have moved toCalifornia or Florida to seek safetyand a better life.

A meeting was held by the elders,mainly of the Quich region, mainlyto discuss revealing to the world thehidden knowledge of the Mayan cul-ture, Angel said. Primarily Mayanspirituality. To the elders, this knowl-

edge is the cosmic bridge which willhelp all of humanity for the next 5,000years.

He was educated in thetraditions of the Maya andlearned Spanish informal-

ly in order to communicatewith the world at large.Angel was the founder

and executive director ofMayans in Exile, a cultural group inMiami that produces radio shows inthe Mayan language about their cul-ture, traditions and belief system.

In 2002, he returned to Guatemalato meet with the elders and begin a10-year spiritual preparation for theexpiration of the 13th Baktun onDec. 21, 2012. He brings a message of

hope and great potential as the 14thBaktun unfolds in the Americas.

He told the elders of his experi-ences in the U.S. and it sparked theirinterest. They feel North Americais vital to the changes coming in thenext age.

According to Angel, we all have animportant role to play.

Still, when they asked him to fulfillhis role, he wasnt sure why he was

being asked to come here and sharethe knowledge. Now he understandsthe message he carries is very differ-ent than what is being put forth aboutdestruction and cataclysm.

With great respect and humility,there is something much better com-ing for humanity.

He was also helping to raise fundsfor schools that teach the Mayan way,preserving their culture, knowledgeand potential contributions to human-ity.

The government doesnt reallysupport the schools and the commu-nity. Because of the way the differ-ent curriculum they are being taught.It is very different. For example, theyhave a girl who can count to 1,000,000in the Mayan number system.

The anthropologists say it isunknown where the Mayan civiliza-tion originated. The Maya have theknowledge of their ancestors, theirgrandfathers and grandmothers, andtheir elders. They know because theywere visionaries who were able to seethrough the darkness.

Before the end of the Mayan year

Miguel

Angel and

the wisdom

of the Maya

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