Self Indulgence and Where are the Women?

Rarely do I get one email that provides such fodder. First, I receive an email from the Mountain Accord saying: Could it be more self indulgent? It’s like getting an email from Backcountry thanking Backcountry for being so AWESOME. Wow. Later it includes the picture below, which I assume is a photo of either the Executive …

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Thoughts on School Bond Debate

On Tuesday evening, the Project for Deeper Understanding held a debate about the proposed Park City School District Bond. Here are some thoughts from the evening: Dr John Hanrahan did a great job of moderating the debate. He asked good questions. One of the hardest parts of moderating session like this is asking pointed questions …

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Live Blog of Discussion and Debate on the Park City School Bond

Tonight, I’m live blogging the discussion and debate on the Park City School District’s proposed bond. This is part of the Project For Deeper Understanding at St Luke’s Church. The moderator is Dr John Hanrahan. School Board representatives include Phil Kaplan and Tania Knauer. Pro Bond representatives include Moe Hickey and Katherine Hoggan. Representatives opposing the …

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TV Show “Blood And Oil” Will Likely Be Cancelled

If you’ve been depending on ABC’s TV show Blood and Oil to provide you with some extra income, you might want to make other plans. In its third week, the show recorded a 1.2 rating in the critical 18-49 category. TV By the Numbers says, “On the opposite end of the spectrum, ‘Blood & Oil’ …

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Correction: Total School Bond Interest Will Be $25 Million

I had previously written that the total school bond interest would be $44 million. A reader corrected me and indicated that bond interest would likely be in the $25 million range… I will post his information below: You need to go look up how amortization on a loan/bond works, because this isn’t it. So yes, you are …

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We’re Not Just Spending $66 Million On the School Bond

Note: This post was updated to reflect a comment provided by a reader indicated I did not calculate interest correctly. I like to check out citizen comments on the Park Record. There is always something to learn. Today I was looking at the heated conversations on the “No School Bond” group article from Saturday. Commenters …

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It’s Electric

I was reading an article on California legalizing electric skateboards.  There are so many exciting changes happening in the way of assisted transit. E-bikes are becoming more popular (and affordable) every day and a change like this to a law in California, can only help advance the world of skateboard as a transit mechanism. While …

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