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Red Cliff's iconic bridge connects Colorado's past to its future
Via: Nerm_L • News Viners • 1 Comments • 2 Likes • 3 months ago
“Bridges do more than connect roads. In Colorado, some connect us to the past.”
Colorado is celebrating 150 years of statehood during America 250.
The essential guide to visiting Chicago | National Geographic
Via: Nerm_L • Coffee Break • 3 Comments • 2 Likes • 3 months ago
“Dive into architectural gems, culinary hot spots, green spaces and the newest presidential library in the Midwest's biggest city.”
Plenty to see. Lots to do. Wear comfortable shoes.
Hidden Colors · National Parks Conservation Association
Via: Nerm_L • Coffee Break • 1 Comments • 2 Likes • 3 months ago
“Photographer Cody Cobb shines a black light on national park landscapes to reveal a palette ordinarily invisible to the naked eye.”
A different photography technique that creates striking images.
Time for a Coffee Break!
By: Nerm_L • General Interest • 12 Comments • 3 Likes • 3 months ago
“Grab a fresh cup, kick off your shoes, and sit a while.”
Welcome to Coffee Break. Come on in, take a break, and be sociable. Pull up a chair for chit chat, water cooler gossip, and coffee klatsch philosophizing. Sports, fashion, cars, food, hunting, Hollywood gossip, funky science, odd events, high tech, low tech, no tech, and Big Foot are topics...
How U.S. Farmers Use Brewer's Spent Grain as Livestock Feed
Via: Nerm_L • Coffee Break • 5 Comments • 4 Likes • 3 months ago
“Millions of tons of brewer's spent grain are generated annually in the U.S. This byproduct is delivering value for a diverse array of livestock...”
Bessent said the K-shaped economy 'is over.' Here's what financial experts say
Via: Nerm_L • News Viners • 1 Comments • 1 Like • 3 months ago
“At a time when many Americans remain stressed about affordability, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has declared that the U.S. economy is no longer...”
'C' stands for canard. Scott Bessent & TrumpCo are trying to bamboozle Americans into believing they haven't wrecked the economy with half-baked 'hedge fund' policies. Bessent would have us believe minor blips in uncorrected data mark a brand-new trend. But relying on favorable anecdotes...
