www.cpr.org Colorado built a park over I-70 to contain pollution. Is the air safe to breathe?
CPR News tested the air quality at the Central 70 Cover Park to see whether it reduced pollution.
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Stay safe! I hope they find the guy soon.
denverite.com Is giving people cash working? What six months of Denver's Basic Income Project tell us
The study marks the mid-way point in the nation's largest basic income study.
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The Humane Society has some suggestions for how to protect feral cat colonies from coyotes. Not sure if you've already tried all of these or if they would even work for your location, but it seems worth considering.
A small North Carolina city’s bus service had such long wait times that it canceled it for van rides costing just $1.50 apiece
fortune.com A small North Carolina city's bus service had such long wait times that it canceled it for van rides costing just $1.50 apiece
Trips are actually now $2.50, a dollar more than they were at launch, and local resident David Bunn quips, “you can't drive a Pinto for that.”
That...was not how I interpreted the authors position.
What did you read that makes you think they specifically want Jesus to be taught in schools?
HOW AMERICA GOT MEAN
www.theatlantic.com How America Got Mean
In a culture devoid of moral education, generations are growing up in a morally inarticulate, self-referential world.
This sounds absolutely fantastic. If I could have ridden a train from Boulder to C. Springs in college, I would have never needed a car. With the number of commuters that live outside of Denver and commute to it (or more rarely in the other direction) having this option should greatly relieve the number of vehicles on I25
I haven't made any this year, but I have in the past. My favorite flavor I've made is a chai ice cream (just brew the tea in the ice cream base).
www.theatlantic.com Should We All Be Eating Like The Rock?
Some researchers say Americans should eat double or triple the protein recommended by government guidelines.
As far as I'm aware, booby traps are illegal everywhere in the US. Here's a source that states it's explicitly illegal in Texas if they are designed to seriously injure or kill someone. I'm not a lawyer, but certainly this falls into the definition of a booby trap? Can whoever ordered this be charged under this law, or even be charged with murder?
It can depend on where you're located and how deep you get into the sport. For beginner classes, in my area, they are ~$100 for 6 weeks. It gets more expensive once you need your own gear and if you choose to compete and/or take private lessons.
I think the most comparable comparison in costs are probably club hockey and club soccer.
- Walking my dog - Better awareness of my neighborhood/getting to know my neighbors. Fresh air, sunshine, and time to work through my thoughts helps me stay clear headed. Cardio is good for you.
- Fencing - both physically and mentally challenging. It is basically violently enforced meditation. Hella fun and is great stress relief. Cons - can be expensive and relatively few adults.
- Reading fiction - I enjoy getting lost in other worlds. Helps to disconnect from the internet from time to time
- Yoga - reduces random aches and pains from sitting all day at work/high impact activities. It just generally feels good afterwards.
- Curling - team sport I do with my spouse. Throwing shit and drinking/eating afterwards is nice. Good community to socialize with.
- Watching movies/tv/YouTube - Lots of great stuff out there. Easy to do too much of this one, especially youtube.
Most recently... empanadas.
But there are so many foods i hadn't been exposed to but absolutely adore. We didn't have much "ethnic" foods as a kid, so there's been a lot I've tried as an adult and loved. Butter chicken has become a staple for me. Saag paneer. Pad see ew is another great one. Savory pies in former British colonies (I had a butter chicken pie at a takeaway in NZ that was incredible). The list goes on...
www.smithsonianmag.com Archaeologists Uncover Oldest Evidence of 'Curry' Outside of India
Ancient spice processing in Southeast Asia reveals an early trade of ingredients for dishes that Westerners often call “curry”
I spent so much time at our neighborhood pool as a kid. We would get dropped off by a parent and then they'd come pick us up either around dinner time or when a thunderstorm rolled in. Other days, we would go after dinner and stay until it got dark and the pool would close.
I just looked it up, since my hometown had budget issues a few years ago, and it is now owned by the YMCA.
www.cnn.com Why America stopped building public pools | CNN Business
“If the public pool isn’t available and open, you don’t swim.”
For ages. Sometimes they have pretty good movies for free.
It sounds like a platform private companies can use to develop instantaneous peer-to-peer money transfer, as opposed to a true service run by the feds. Either way, the fact that it would allow someone to make a direct payment to another person's bank account anywhere would be a huge upgrade.
www.reuters.com Fed launches long-awaited instant payments service, modernizing system
The U.S. Federal Reserve has launched a long-awaited service which will aim to modernize the country's payment system by eventually allowing everyday Americans to send and receive funds in seconds, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, the central bank announced on Thursday.
Looks like the US is finally catching up to the rest of the world for transferring money
I'm the opposite. I saw it as white and gold, saw a picture of it in better lighting, and now can only see it as blue and black
Doing ~20min of yoga every day I can, which works out to about 4-6 days a week. All my random aches and pains disappeared and my body feels way less stiff.
If I skip a week or so, I definitely feel noticably worse than I do when I keep it up.
Earthship homes are also an alternative that are pretty decent at remaining a stable temperature. Plus, I think they look pretty cool!
Teal
Though I've always loved all the cool colors: Blue, Purple, Green
Not going to lie. As I was writing my response, I was thinking Who Framed Roger Rabbit might have been involved in my forming of this belief.
www.cnn.com Banks are leaving savers shortchanged as interest rates soar | CNN Business
When central banks raise interest rates, mortgage borrowers can expect higher monthly repayments, while savers are supposed to be rewarded with bigger returns on their deposits. Or so the theory goes.
I thought movies were real and they just literally followed people around with a camera for the events in movies. Of course, animated movies were a little difficult to resolve with this logic. So, I just figured there was an alternate universe where everything was animated and that's where they came from.
Hmmm. It almost like medical treatment decisions should be handled between the patient and doctor, not by politicians.
This is not an issue for me. I swipe back and it returns to where I left.