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Why Does Blue Mesa Reservoir Fall Faster as It Gets Lower?
I have a tendency to notice something, wonder why it is happening, and then spend entirely too much time figuring out whether my assumption is actually correct. Recently, that something has been the water level at Blue Mesa Reservoir. Blue Mesa is Colorado's largest reservoir and an important part of the Gunnison and larger Colorado River system. During the summer, I started watching its daily elevation, inflow and outflow numbers. At first, I had a simple question: How quic
Isaac Ketcham
Aug 183 min read


Solar Power & Individualism
Quick Overview of Solar
Isaac Ketcham
Dec 18, 20242 min read


Insights on American Politics, Wine, and Economy
Today, let's delve into a few insights on American politics, wine, and the economy. These three topics may seem quite distinct at first...
iketcham20
Dec 18, 20242 min read


American Man's Views on Politics and Economy
In today's ever-changing world, the intersection of politics and the economy often leaves many individuals pondering the implications and outcomes of various policies and decisions. As an American man with a keen interest in these subjects, I find myself constantly analyzing and dissecting the latest developments to gain a deeper understanding of how they may impact our society. The political landscape in the United States is a complex web of ideologies, parties, and agendas.
Isaac Ketcham
Dec 18, 20242 min read


Exploring Politics, Wine, and Spirits in America
In America, the intersection of politics, wine, and spirits often creates an intriguing landscape that reflects the diverse interests and tastes of its people. From Washington D.C. to wine country vineyards, and bustling cities to quaint distilleries, these realms coexist in a unique tapestry that shapes social conversations and influences cultural trends. Politics, being a cornerstone of American society, plays a vital role in shaping policies that affect the production, dis
Isaac Ketcham
Dec 18, 20242 min read
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