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Just how high was the Big Thompson Flood? And how often will a flood like that occur?
Recently, the family and I were taking in an afternoon in Boulder, CO. After taking in a lunch at the lovely Dushanbe Tea Room we took a stroll along Boulder Creek. Right by a retaining wall stands this object. This … Continue reading
Guy racing another guy in a squirrel costume, obviously a systems problem
Artifact Entry Event: Only the first half of this video of some between-innings entertainment, like so: (Editor’s note: I had to grab the video via a screencast, which doesn’t have the greatest resolution. If anyone can download the video directly, … Continue reading
Do violent video games cause violence? One Social Studies teacher’s experience teaching Math
(A lot of people have heroes. Many of those heroes are athletes or celebrities. For others, they are cops, firefighters, and teachers. One of mine is Lee Fleming, a co-worker, friend, and inspiration. Lee has taught Social Studies and Spanish. A couple … Continue reading
