"\"TweetShareShareEva Botkin-Kowacki’s excellent big-picture story on lidar is out today in the Christian Science Monitor. In her reporting, she came across “The Laser That’s Changing the World” and, from there, me....
"\"TweetShareShareI was recently in touch with a writer friend of mine who lives in London. We\\u2019re both old enough that we emailed rather than Snapchatted or WhatsApped. I mentioned that I was writing a book about the history of lidar....
"\"TweetShareShareI posted this on the Wolverine Forum, the University of Michigan Alumni Association’s online community a few days ago; figured it should see the light outside the community’s gates and re-post here. For those of you...
"\"TweetShareShareI’m a fan of Coors, particularly of the family, which does great philanthropic work around here. Its marketing materials are a consistent source of enjoyment, too, particularly the Coors Light side, which posits that...
"\"TweetShareShareI’m as out of touch as my parents were as far as what teens are up to. I had to look up “Fortnite” yesterday. I spelled it like the poetic way to say “two weeks.” Generally, if it doesn’t...
"\"TweetShareShareMy 12-year-old daughter has generous grandparents. Her paternal grandmother inquired about Christmas-gift possibilities. My daughter came up with the idea of a microscope. Her grandmother was all over it. My daughter’s...
"\"TweetShareShareWatching as the Trump Administration and Senate leaders pander to those rare Republican holdouts is one part entertaining (The Florida senator Trump once insulted, repeatedly, as \\u201cLittle Marco\\u201d can now hold the...
"\"TweetShareShareI was driving the carpool home down east Sixth Avenue in Denver yesterday. This is million-dollar territory, grand old houses, big lawns. Huge trees with lots of leaves, both on the properties themselves and in the...
"\"TweetShareShareThe future didn\\u2019t look much like we thought it would. I\\u2019m not talking about flying cars or colonies on Mars \\u2013 although those two are looking promising at the moment. In 2006, the U.S. Energy Information...
"TweetShareShare Denver’s a long way from Hurricane Irma, but like everybody else I’ve been following it. With events like this one, it’s fascinating to check out the detailed Weather Underground forecasts. With Hurricane H...
"\"TweetShareShareA lot of us have a hard enough time deciding what to scrounge up for dinner.\\u00a0Lucy McRae\\u00a0is thinking about life in the year 4,600. She\\u2019s not alone. Science fiction writers have spent plenty of time imagining the...
"\"TweetShareShareThe preservation of our collective story\\u200a\\u2014\\u200aso much of which is told in electronic pulses and stored in bits and bytes\\u200a\\u2014\\u200amay well hinge on the oldest of materials: clay. It\\u2019s not just any...
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