Everybody’s got a mom...

I don't think it's a preview anymore. You can see it for yourself in all its glory.

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/secure-crypto-mining-smartphone-phenix-x1#/

person I know forwarded me a preview of the indiegogo over the weekend... debated on sharing or not... decided to for the lolz and the mockery. It seemed like a not so great idea... but I still have a DVD player and people might call me a luddite.

the ambient sounds are fantastic. This is a fun track, man...

unicorn.

Overheard this at a coworker's workstation:

New(ish) Bon Iver is in my ears:

This resonates deeply with me. Thanks for pouring it all out.

I love everything about this post. I'd love to see pics of that.

and you know I was just busting balls about your submission. The fact that you're on this journey is fantastic. I'm just happy you've been allowing us to come along for the ride.

I didn't see the KB submission.... KB OneWatch 2020?

I am what you might call an occasional bike-to-work-er. I ride when I can, I love it when I do, but sometimes driving is just too easy. Denver is a GREAT bike city. Ample trails keep you away from cars, and even when you're in the street, there are lots of "bike lanes" or at least signage to remind drivers to be aware. There are even fairly aggressive traffic laws that protect cyclists right of way.

In the 20 years or so that I've been occasionally riding to work, I've always skipped "Bike To Work Day". For some reason I rejected it, and didn't want to ride with the masses. This year, I decided to join in the fun.... and fun it was. What I always thought would be annoying turned out to be amazing and invigorating. To see so many people out on two wheels was refreshing and made me feel like part of something bigger. I mean - I see no less than 50 other cyclists every leg of my journey on a normal day - but today I saw HUNDREDS. And yet - the trails didn't feel crowded or too busy. There were a few spots where I needed to slow down to get through the masses at a refreshment station, but all in all - it was awesome.

I am pretty excited for you to be there! I hope you have a wonderful time.

The research isn't unanimous, and it isn't finished.

I appreciate this point very much. We don’t know yet. And while as parents we try to navigate what we think/feel might be best for our kids, all of this stuff adjusts over time as we gather more information.

If the government is even considering this... they should also considering prohibiting building in these zones immediately.

Why should tax dollars be spent to protect inherently risky building areas?