Best of luck, Jay! Who would have thought the quiet, shy kid I went to highschool with might come up with an invention so incredible. I hope you make your fortune with it. Even if it doesn't work like you hope, congrats for your efforts! You've done us all proud.
“Clabber” is the residue from milk that is so overboard that it has become chunky. Actually, once milk has “clabbered”, you are set to make cheese with it. You can clabber milk by adding vinegar or lemon juice to it, or just leave it in the fridge way past it's 'use by' date or on the counter for an afternoon. Make your own inferences and/or metaphors here.
It's made a recent comeback in Colorado in the past couple of years, so far on the east side of the mountains, but creeping westward. Skunks are very efficient at spreading the virus and so far most rabid animals tested had the skunk strain.
Is this the same symbol that is on the Craig fire website under hazmat? If so, there isn't a triangle. There are four squares standing on their points (diamonds?) inside a larger square, also rotated to stand on a point.
So long to one of the very best teachers I ever had! I still remember my Earth Science days from 20+ years ago, thank's to Mr. Bergman's energy and passion for the subject. Best to you in retirement, Pete! You have served us well.
Craig has it's own version of Baxter Black. Real life experiences told in plain english, sprinkled with just enough self-deprecating humor and wit. Keep it coming, Neal - we can all use the chuckles.
Patrick, yes this is one annoying thing about reading online. Sometimes, if you go to the “Community” tab at the top of the page and bring the comments to the article up, you can read the article by clicking the title of it at the top of the comments. Usually, this displays it without it being in layers.
I'm proud of you Braeden - not for your initial action but what you've done to rectify it. Never be afraid to admit you are wrong, or to say you're sorry. Keep that in mind and you will go far in life, not to mention have a happy marriage someday!
I like the story too! And I love Craig. I moved away nearly two decades ago, but it still has a place in my heart. Obviously, as I read the Daily Press online nearly every day and get a little thrill when I see one of my old friends' or their familys' name here.
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carn (Anonymous) says…
Best of luck, Jay! Who would have thought the quiet, shy kid I went to highschool with might come up with an invention so incredible. I hope you make your fortune with it. Even if it doesn't work like you hope, congrats for your efforts! You've done us all proud.
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carn (Anonymous) says…
“Clabber” is the residue from milk that is so overboard that it has become chunky. Actually, once milk has “clabbered”, you are set to make cheese with it. You can clabber milk by adding vinegar or lemon juice to it, or just leave it in the fridge way past it's 'use by' date or on the counter for an afternoon. Make your own inferences and/or metaphors here.
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carn (Anonymous) says…
One word: rabies
It's made a recent comeback in Colorado in the past couple of years, so far on the east side of the mountains, but creeping westward. Skunks are very efficient at spreading the virus and so far most rabid animals tested had the skunk strain.
22 October 2009
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Is this the same symbol that is on the Craig fire website under hazmat? If so, there isn't a triangle. There are four squares standing on their points (diamonds?) inside a larger square, also rotated to stand on a point.
I like nimrod's theory, though.
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So long to one of the very best teachers I ever had! I still remember my Earth Science days from 20+ years ago, thank's to Mr. Bergman's energy and passion for the subject. Best to you in retirement, Pete! You have served us well.
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Craig has it's own version of Baxter Black. Real life experiences told in plain english, sprinkled with just enough self-deprecating humor and wit. Keep it coming, Neal - we can all use the chuckles.
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Patrick, yes this is one annoying thing about reading online. Sometimes, if you go to the “Community” tab at the top of the page and bring the comments to the article up, you can read the article by clicking the title of it at the top of the comments. Usually, this displays it without it being in layers.
14 October 2008
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I'm proud of you Braeden - not for your initial action but what you've done to rectify it. Never be afraid to admit you are wrong, or to say you're sorry. Keep that in mind and you will go far in life, not to mention have a happy marriage someday!
6 October 2008
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I like the story too! And I love Craig. I moved away nearly two decades ago, but it still has a place in my heart. Obviously, as I read the Daily Press online nearly every day and get a little thrill when I see one of my old friends' or their familys' name here.
You all still have a great little town.
29 May 2008
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Please leave the name alone. The new building will be a different one, but the community pride and spirit it houses will be the same.