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I’ve long had a strong interest in geography—not just maps and coordinates, but the visual identity of cities. Street grids, neon signage, storefront continuity, transit infrastructure, and architectural patterns all leave clues about where a scene was filmed. With the advent of ready access to movie clips or music videos, I sometimes try to identify […]
Longs Peak isn’t just another Colorado 14er. It’s the mountain that people talk about in half-whispers at trailheads and over post-hike burritos—(and perhaps after a solid nap!). It’s the mountain with a reputation that is equal parts inspiring and sobering. At 14,259 feet, Longs Peak is the highest point in Rocky Mountain National Park. Reaching […]
It all started innocently enough in Denver, Colorado. A truly unique airline is born. The “hometown airline” gets pulled together by a bunch of the hometown enthusiasts. A folksy and savvy CEO who prefers a rural existence, a few lightly-credentialed but experienced and caring executives, an extraordinarily disciplined, ethical, and qualified board of directors, and […]
The Effects of Faster Cheaper Communication can be hard to notice (and also challenging to handle when we recognize them). The cost of communication has steadily fallen since humans showed up all those years ago. The pace of decline has accelerated as computing power and network speeds continue their exponential growth. While the price has […]
Not the weather that’s far too easy. The economy? Nah, too useful. Instead Jeff Linroth forecasts.. Jeff Linroth forecasts the future…of the republic. Much is made of our current “polarization”, as if it is new. Actually there have been many ebbs and flows of discord among Americans, and for many reasons. We have always managed […]