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Monday, July 23, 2007. Here's an itinerary of what we did. I'll post some trip reports in the hiking section when I get a chance. In the meantime, you can look through some of our photos. Arrived in Denver, escorted by Uncle David to Boulder and Flatirons, then to Leadville (highest city in US at 10,200ft), to Camp Hale (site of 10th Mountain Division), and eventually to Glenwood Springs where we took a brief tour of the Hotel Colorado. Guided by Uncle David and Liza. Hot Springs Pool in Glenwood Springs.

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Monday, July 23, 2007. Here's an itinerary of what we did. I'll post some trip reports in the hiking section when I get a chance. In the meantime, you can look through some of our photos. Arrived in Denver, escorted by Uncle David to Boulder and Flatirons, then to Leadville (highest city in US at 10,200ft), to Camp Hale (site of 10th Mountain Division), and eventually to Glenwood Springs where we took a brief tour of the Hotel Colorado. Guided by Uncle David and Liza. Hot Springs Pool in Glenwood Springs.

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The View from New Hampshire: September 2006

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Friday, September 29, 2006. Energy Resources - Stock and Flow. If an energy resource has no flow, no matter how low the consumption rate, the resource will eventually be exhausted. Therefore, the sustainability of an energy resource is solely dependent on the flow. As long as the consumption rate is less than or equal to the flow, the energy is being used in a sustainable manner. As demand continues to increase and supply drops, price will rise, so clearly oil will become an energy source of the past.

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The View from New Hampshire: October 2006

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Thursday, October 05, 2006. Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Oil Facts. According to the Dept. of Interior, there are 10.4 billion barrels of technically recoverable oil in the ANWR [1]. According to the Dept. of Energy, there is a 95% likelihood of there being 5.7 billion barrels, a 5% likelihood of there being 16 billion barrels, with an average estimate of 10.3 billion barrels [2]. Now, ten billion barrels of oil sound like a heck of a lot, huh? Well, how about we reduce consumption instead. We cou...

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The View from New Hampshire: Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Oil Facts

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Thursday, October 05, 2006. Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Oil Facts. According to the Dept. of Interior, there are 10.4 billion barrels of technically recoverable oil in the ANWR [1]. According to the Dept. of Energy, there is a 95% likelihood of there being 5.7 billion barrels, a 5% likelihood of there being 16 billion barrels, with an average estimate of 10.3 billion barrels [2]. Now, ten billion barrels of oil sound like a heck of a lot, huh? Well, how about we reduce consumption instead. We cou...

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The View from New Hampshire: Climate Change Report by Economist Sir Nicholas Stern

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Monday, November 13, 2006. Climate Change Report by Economist Sir Nicholas Stern. Sir Nicholas Stern, Chief Economist and Senior Vice-President of the World Bank from 2000 to 2003, released a climate change report on 30 October 2006. The report suggests that the global economy could be forced to shrink by 20% due to the effects of climate change. However, the report says taking action now would only reduce global gross domestic product (GDP) by 1%. Here are some of the findings of the report. The impacts...

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The View from New Hampshire: Hiking Section. This section of my blog will capture my outdoor adventures. Most of my adventures are hiking trips, but I enjoy outdoor activities of all kinds. Most of my outdoor adventures take place in the mountains of New England, but I have been out west to Colorado, Wyoming, Washington, and Oregon. I went on a 30-day NOLS North Cascades Mountaineering course during the summer of 2003. I was active in the NHOC at the University of New Hampshire while I was there. Alaska ...

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THE Northern Lights: Bringin Em Up Brouillard: 12/05

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THE Northern Lights: Bringin Em Up Brouillard. Thursday, December 29, 2005. Christmas Day with our Families. Here are some pics from Christmas. We had such a wonderful time! As usual, it went by too quickly. Dad cookin' the omelettes. OH YEAH - YUM! Mom can bring home the bacon. Fry it up on a griddle. Pat and Fran diggin' in. Three guesses on who is holding the shovel. Hint - it's not Rick). Derek discovering his toys Christmas morning. His basketball and soccer ball were the big hits. Here are a couple...

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THE Northern Lights: Bringin Em Up Brouillard: 01/06

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THE Northern Lights: Bringin Em Up Brouillard. Friday, January 27, 2006. Hmm, frozen blueberries SEEMED like a good idea for a snack. But will the blue dye ever come out of his jeans, the high chair seat cover, his bib and my shirt? Yeah, I'm thinking "no." He had the blue under his nails for two days - it looked like we hadn't bathed him in weeks - LOL! BUT, look how much fun he's having? Posted by The Brouillard Family @ 9:40 AM. Wednesday, January 11, 2006. Should we sell it on eBay? Then you need to ...

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THE Northern Lights: Bringin Em Up Brouillard: 08/05

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THE Northern Lights: Bringin Em Up Brouillard. Friday, August 26, 2005. Memories of Grandma T. Here are a few nice memories of time spent with Grandma. She loved music and she was good at it. That was something she was proud of. When I think about her love of flower arranging, music, crafts, I think of what a very creative, artistic person she was. I admire that creativity very much. As I'm writing this I also remember she wrote a lot of poetry! To be here with my Grandma! What did they say? It was defin...

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THE Northern Lights: Bringin Em Up Brouillard: 10/05

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THE Northern Lights: Bringin Em Up Brouillard. Friday, October 21, 2005. Ahh, it's Fall: Time for Pumpkin Carving, a Fair, a Pony Ride from Hell. A few weeks ago, we went to the Deerfield, NH Fair. It was a gorgeous day. We thought we'd take Derek on his first Pony Ride! So into the Pony Ride line we head, with ticket in hand. Me with camera prepped, and Rick pointing out the ponies to Derek. Here are some pics;. No, Dad, I don't wanna go! Get me off this thing! For the love of God, NO MORE!

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THE Northern Lights: Bringin Em Up Brouillard: 11/05

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THE Northern Lights: Bringin Em Up Brouillard. Tuesday, November 15, 2005. Derek's 18 month and Baby #2 13 week ultrasound. These are Derek's 18 month old pictures. I was comparing them to his earlier photos can't believe how big he is getting. It goes by so quickly! What's amazing about these ultrasound photos is that the baby is only about 4 inches long. It's incredible that all body parts and organs are formed so early and SO SMALL! Posted by The Brouillard Family @ 4:40 AM. Thoughts of the Day. On Sa...

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The View from New Hampshire: Hiking Section: Trail Maintenance Backpacking Trip - Isolation Trail (West)

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The View from New Hampshire: Hiking Section. This section of my blog will capture my outdoor adventures. Most of my adventures are hiking trips, but I enjoy outdoor activities of all kinds. Most of my outdoor adventures take place in the mountains of New England, but I have been out west to Colorado, Wyoming, Washington, and Oregon. I went on a 30-day NOLS North Cascades Mountaineering course during the summer of 2003. I was active in the NHOC at the University of New Hampshire while I was there. Most of...

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The View from New Hampshire: Hiking Section: The Horn (3,905 ft)

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The View from New Hampshire: Hiking Section. This section of my blog will capture my outdoor adventures. Most of my adventures are hiking trips, but I enjoy outdoor activities of all kinds. Most of my outdoor adventures take place in the mountains of New England, but I have been out west to Colorado, Wyoming, Washington, and Oregon. I went on a 30-day NOLS North Cascades Mountaineering course during the summer of 2003. I was active in the NHOC at the University of New Hampshire while I was there. Most of...

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