Everyone at RefactorU was great - the instructors, administrators, community engagement planners -…read morethey are all wonderful. RefactorU throws a lot of information at you in a short time, but in a really well-structured way so that you actually have time to learn it all, and learn it all well. I'm astounded by how much I learned, and how dedicated the instructors were to supporting our experience: from TAs who come in on the weekends to offer help, to being responsive when not-totally-kosher sexist jokes were being made in class (hey, it's the tech industry, right?). They organize events with employers and recruiters to help you make connections. They know they only succeed when their students succeed, and they are all about that. My only complaint is that, being as successful as they are, they have been growing a lot, and for my personal learning style, our class was too big. We had 33 people, so there were quite a few of us sharing the instructors' attention. It was also often a very loud work environment (33 people in one room), which for me usually meant having to choose between leaving and going somewhere quiet to get work done, or being in a room where I have access to help from instructors and classmates. Overall, I'm glad I went and really impressed by what they accomplish as a school. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to others.

I graduated from RefactorU just over six months ago, and I have to say, attending RefactorU was,…read moredecidedly, one of the best decisions I have ever made in my life. I cannot imagine my life now without the skills and the friends I made and learned at RefactorU. I want to thank everyone there for being there for all of us in my cohort! The course is first rate, and I wouldn't trade my time there for the world. Chris in particular is an AMAZING instructor and human being, and the material presented truly did prepare me well for a real-world job as a developer. I made some great friends and got a great job (only took me 3 weeks after I graduated!), and I cannot tell you how happy I am. I solve puzzles every day, design beautiful websites, and go home every night happy (and well paid!). Thanks to everyone at RefactorU, I love what I do and do what I love.

Every straight dude knows that the best place to pick up women is a yoga class, so why not seem…read moretotally oblivious to the all-women networking group called, We2e in Boulder? Just show up like you are trying to network and mingle and see if anybody says anything. You are sure to meet women in their late 20's, 30' who are business owners in Boulder and Denver. To not stick out you might have to get really into some of the monthly programs, this means, when the workshop on, "True beauty, Inside and Out" happens, you have to totally be into it. Some chicks dig this... The ones who don't will tell you and probably tell you a whole lot of other nasty things to... Just ignore them and keep to your game. Those are the gatekeepers. Every third Monday of every month the We2e woman's networking group meets at a different spot and network and participate/watch a presentation on everything from business start-up experiences to marketing tactics, to acupuncture. The theme with this networking resource is woman, so men... I was kidding about crashing the thing.... Unless of course you are the presentation for that night. *snicker.... For more information contact Heather at: heather@CallunaEvents.com * Star one is for an all-women's networking group ** Star studded two is for a variety of ages in the group *** Star mista three is for a variety of business owners in the group... helps with the networking and referrals **** Hippo star number four is for offering appetizers and sometimes wine ***** Our final and last star is a shout our to the girls for still welcoming me to the meetings, even though I can't make it as much as I would like...

A warm and wonderful congregation! I celebrate all of my Jewish Holidays here. Chanie Scheiner is…read morean excellent cook and Rabbi Pesach Scheiner is knowledgeable and engaging. They're also known as "The Boulder County Center for Judaism" https://www.boulderjudaism.com/

They are actually called "Chabad Lubavitch of Boulder County."…read more Really lovely and caring people here. Whatever your needs are, they are there! I enjoy their services and women's events. Definitely check them out sometime!!

I spent my childhood in physical pain from scoliosis. By chance, I stumbled upon an article about…read moreRolfing when I was 18. I found a wonderful Rolfer named Cathy Holler in West Covina, Ca. She opened my eyes about how fascia and your nervous system are all wrapped together. By changing your fascia, you are releasing pain patterns and emotional pain. Within a year of continuing to receive sessions and then deciding to attend the Rolf Institute, my spine had changed 10 degrees (out of the danger zone of needing surgery) my foot grew a shoe size and my back pain was gone. Rolfing has been a huge part of my life, helping me to believe in change. Not just in bodies, but my relationships with people.

I have recently begun my journey at the Dr. Ida Rolf Institute. A couple months back I applied to…read morebe considered for the student clinic (they match you up with a Rolfer whom you see for all of the 10-series visits). Just when I thought I had not been chosen a fateful email reached my in-box. Having a long history and journey through various ailments I'm overjoyed to be a part of my student's journey. Many of my injuries have stemmed from my posture and while I've tried my darnedest to self correct I've come to the realization that there is only so much I can do. Upon arrival at the Institute for my first visit I was greeted in the lobby and provided a tour of the amenities including changing rooms and lockers (with locks) where I could leave my personal belongings. Each clinic attendee has a robe with their name on it to change into for their comfort. It was not long before the students came out to greet us and introduce themselves. My student and I spent time discussing about my medical history as well as any ailments or injuries I may currently be struggling with. From there we took some before photos and videos (I'm beyond excited to see my journey in photo form) and proceeded into the first session (of 10) which was wonderful. As this is a student clinic there is a large room with several comfortable tables (much like massage tables). While there is one student Rolfer assigned to each clinic attendee, there is also an additional student observing and at times providing input. I felt safe, comfortable, and at ease during my session. My student talked me through the entire process and was very receptive to my input and feedback regarding sensations I was feeling during the session. I left feeling taller, calmer, lighter, and happier. I'm totally amazed at the positive changes I already see and feel in my body. I cannot wait to return tomorrow for my second session. I highly recommend exploring this modality. Want to learn more? Check out the videos on their website. If you are comfortable in a group setting definitely take some time to explore their clinic offerings. You'll be glad you did.