Wilson Peak in the Coors ad
I'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 drinking a product that involves alcohol, a diuretic, is refreshing. This is completely in-bounds marketing puffery.…
CU School of Medicine Pathologist Carrie Marshall, MD, in the Organ Room of tissues used for training and outreach.
Toni Schoenleber couldn’t do her job as a stroke clinical coordinator at UCHealth University of Colorado Hospital if she didn’t have brains. In fact, it’s because she has brains that she knew just where to go when…
If my website were a house, it would look something like this.
I'm in the middle of a bit of a website revamp. Moving from an aging, custom-designed HTML base (for which I learned Dreamweaver from a book. Ah, memories...) to a WordPress base.
It's not going particularly well, to be honest, because waybackwhen, I chose a…
A bit of humanity touches a comet, July 4, 2005
The small team still running Deep Impact, in orbit for going on nine years, on Aug. 8 lost touch with the spacecraft. Deep Impact smacked the comet Tempel 1 on Independence Day 2005 and went on to swing by a second comet, Hartley 2, and then…
This body of water does not typically exist.
The worst of this insane tropical storm is happening parts north - Boulder, Lyons and environs. There geographic verticality is guiding once-in-a-generation (rarer yet, actually) rains into tight channels that are shooting stream flow numbers into the 10x-50x ranges and doubling, tripling, quadrupling typical gauge height (this USGS…