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Only in Colorado

February 17, 2020 Roy A. Ackerman, Ph.D., E.A. 2 Comments

When you think of Colorado, what comes to your mind?

In my case, it’s Pike’s Peak (a water reuse facility exists there), Aspen, Denver, and Coors. (No, I don’t really drink their beer. I knew the firm for years because they made chemical apparatus [yes, they started during Prohibition]- and because their cans use ultraviolet light curing of their labels.) Oh, yeah, pot is legal in Colorado. (They love the idea of mile-high living, I guess.)

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May Day

May 2, 2016 Roy A. Ackerman, Ph.D., E.A. 4 Comments

I remember the first time I experienced an earthquake. I was in Long Beach (CA) and was awakened in the middle of the night. I looked out my sliding glass doors and noticed that the pool was sloshing about. True, it was early in the morning, but even my addled brain recognized that pools don’t slosh when no one was in them.

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