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  • In my experience...

    Drinking at altitude and at sea level does have slight differences. As a local of Boulder, CO and a part-timer of Keystone, CO, I know that drinking higher up leads to a faster, more thorough drunk. Whenever I visit sea level, or even come down from 9,000 feet, I can drink more, or have a higher tolerance. I do think that the research presented ...
    Posted to Explainer by MoSnow on September 4, 2008

  • Belated reply:

    coming home from work last night, parked the car out front (among several mountain ash & golden ash trees) for easy access, looked up at a gorgeous, cloudless sharp blue sky and heard: birdsong. Thanks for a great post, DC. (Life is good.) ''L.''
    Posted to Best of the Fray by Lunesta on May 14, 2008

  • Disagree w. you Jack on her motives ...

    but I do hope she succeeds, nonetheless. Pls. see post to you above. And omygawd, you should have seen Mount Evans this morning, all blanketed with full coat of snow -- stunning!! The entire Front Range mountains were covered with it, and lower down in the Foothills, laced with it like a tattered antimacassar. bright blue sky in the background, ...
    Posted to Best of the Fray by Lunesta on May 14, 2008

  • Sports Nut's Annual MLB Predictions thread

    Yes, it's back, by popular (read: my own) demand, Sports Nut's annual MLB Predictions thread. Simply list the winners of all 6 divisions, the 2 wildcard teams, and how the playoffs will play, um, off, plus any other happenings that might, um, happen. Then we will ridicule you. Start ridiculing me...now! NL East....Phillies. Oh, how I hate to ...
    Posted to Sports Nut by sports_nutty on March 28, 2008

  • Human Animal Bonds

    http://www.habic.cahs.colostate.edu/ This is actually a program where dogs are trained to provide assistance with at risk youth, hospice patients, long term patients and hospice patients. The organization is run completely on volunteers . A link is provided for further information!! This is a great program and i would encourage everyone to ...
    Posted to Heavy Petting by supafly2006 on January 7, 2008

  • Rebuttal from the Rockies

    Okay, not strictly from the Rockies. I am not affiliated with any professional baseball team and I currently live in Brooklyn. The thing is the Rockies did damn well. If it weren't for the eight day layoff they might have made a series of it. Games 2-4 were somewhat competitive and the Rockies were just finding their bats by the time the series ...
    Posted to Sports Nut by Beaujoe on October 29, 2007

  • Two more suggestions

    One that's routinely given around here is to only water in the early evening or morning, or at night. The cooler it is when you water, the less that will evaporate. Watering less often, but more deeply is also supposed to be good for encouraging root development. Do your homework. My mom found a specialty garden supply in Denver called ...
    Posted to Gardening by feline74 on July 31, 2007

  • Pacific Northwest???

    From the Article: ''The shoes' original home was Boulder, Colo. The early Crocs customer was probably a Pacific Northwesterner who liked to boat or garden—this was a niche shoe, after all.'' Since when did Colorado join the Pacific Northwest? Is Kentucky now a part of the Northeast? How the hell can Colorado get any credit for grunge ...
    Posted to The Highbrow by Seoulman on July 17, 2007

  • Not unless you relish being married to a yo-yo...

    ''He loves California and hates Colorado''... Your life & family are in Colorado. Prediction: Marry him & he'll yo-yo between Colorado (where you are) & California (where he really wants to be) Recommendation: Wait another year & another & another until he either settles on living in Colorado or moves on to someone who lives ...
    Posted to Dear Prudence by Cooltruth on July 12, 2007