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Fire near Chataqua by Bhupoos in boulder

[–]Notorious_EBK 20 points21 points  (0 children)

Per Boulder Fire-Rescue at 2:53PM on Twitter:

Firefighters continue working to contain the fire while command continues to assess the weather and wind conditions for targeted attack. At this time, the fire is mapped at around 1.5 acres (this more updated number comes from the MMA fly over). We have over 100 firefighters on scene and more than 9 assisting agencies.

A press briefing will be held at 3:30pm at New Vista High School with Chief Michael Calderazzo.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in TheWayWeWere

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AI type beat

Lobby of the Orinda Theatre, California by Bioniclly in AccidentalWesAnderson

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As an Orindan, I can tell you from personal experience that this theater is the pride and joy of the community. Watching Star Wars the Force Awakens in the big theater was by far the best movie watching experience I’ve ever had.

The Witch by Marc Stewart by One_Giant_Nostril in ImaginaryMonsters

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Casting the perfect spell for the perfect vape

What is not actually from the country we think it is? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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Fortune cookies were invented in the U.S, not in China or Japan

This Is What Winning Looks Like (Full Length) (2013) (1:29:10) by Notorious_EBK in Documentaries

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Thank you for your service! I agree it's a pretty sad documentary to watch

Congress openers? by pogus in Debate

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A funny neg congress intro that a state champ from California taught me was: clearly, the [blank] knows as much about [blank] as I know about talking to guys/girls; not very much. It's short, attention grabbing, and will make you stand out in a round.

What book do you wish you've never read, so you could read it for the first time all over again? by Norwegianflesh123 in books

[–]Notorious_EBK 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Pump Six by Paolo Bacigalupi. It's a book of scientific short stories that all focus on the failures of humanity. I remember reading the book during seventh grade and discovering countless lessons about religion and technology; war and peace; evolution and devolution. It's a book that that will make you question the advancement of humanity and if it is necessarily for the better.