Was just going by your second reference, which mentions the Journal of Empirical Legal Studies (onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/1740...). Browsing through the issues only seemed to have one possible article.

Are people allergic to primary sources? dho.stanford.edu/wp-content/u... appears to be it, published in April. I don't have time to read it now, but I'm not sure it says what you think it says.

Warm and dry, dry, dry in Colorado. Fire warnings again. Wish we had some of that snow and hot chocolate.

One of the locals (Marco’s) in Colorado makes these, so good! I didn’t realize they were Sonoran. Toss in fiery pickled jalapeños on the side for good measure.

Pumping water out of the aquifer makes money. Does pumping water back in make money as well?

“estimate trends for 2025–2035 by applying a linear regression model”

That’s doing some heavy lifting. Further automation is going to require operating in less constrained environments. Which is going to affect that rate.

experience.arcgis.com/experience/e... there it is.

boulderodm.gov/jan-5-wildfi... Looks like the web map isn’t in place yet. At least, I can’t see it.

Bah, twin peaks, not twin sisters. Got the wrong big rocks!

My state's governor. His net worth is estimated at about half a billion. And he's bad at karaoke.

It's one of those.

I’m allergic to hazelnuts and have US healthcare, so it might indeed be the most expensive candy in the world.

Cowboys on horseback, too. A little chihuahua or mini dachshund tucked into the lined denim coat.

Ah, Glenwood, and a good rest stop. Saw that a lot shuttling between the west slope and front range.

And do surveillance cameras reduce crime? Eh, not really: www.comparitech.com/vpn-privacy/...