Be sure to read the Alt text. "thoughtful vertical expansion" and "distinctive architectural presence."

I include Boulder County because it has the highest penetration of EVs. The other urban counties on I25 around Denver follow.

The total number of all vehicles on the road fell by a little over 1% across the last four months, an unusual pattern and not seasonal. No answers to why in the data, but there are many auto industry stories about generally falling sales.

Have we found the (theorized) portion that contains Hamlet yet?

500 watts of solar panels provided most of the energy for our window AC last summer.

The Fed lowered daily interest rates. The bond market responded with higher interest rates on 10+ year bonds - predicting higher inflation. 10 year bonds drive the interest rates on mortgages and credit cards. Humans borrowing money are going to pay a lot more.

There wasn't much of a slowdown. Barely noticeable. Rounded to two digits there wasn't one at all!

#hapoytobewrong

A way to read Proust and the Squid is that it says people who read have different brains than those who don't.

Same for writing or any deep analysis IMHO.

500 watts of pv with a battery runs a window ac

In case you're curious, I asked Google's search AI for a definition of a terrorist organization and shortened it to the character requirement for bsky

Data: atlaspolicy.com/evaluateco/

Statewide EVs as % of new sales grew steadily from 16 to 20% over the past year

Hyundai had the best September, growing EVs-on-road by almost 10%

EV pickups still at 3.7% of statewide EVs, led by Ford and Rivian

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