Denver/Colorado Folks

 Windsor Gardens Own

Howie Flomberg

Presents his personal memoir of the sixties

“Stumbling Through the Sixties”

Book celebration and Signing

Come and just enjoy the party.

The Emerald Grill @ Windsor Gardens

597 S. Clinton St.

Denver, CO 80247

(303) 341-7480

Free snacks, a cash bar and a door prize

Wed. May 29 – 6:00 till???

See you there!

Howie

howard.flomberg@gmail.com

(303) 856-3170

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The books are on order

The Books are on order - I ordered 40, with the 5 I have on hand - I should have plenty for the launch party. See you all then

Final edits are in! I make the first order tomorrow. Plan on the Book Signing sometime during the last week in May.

Meanwhile I work on my next book: Recovering from the Sixties

Howie

It's Sunday night and I'm exhausted. I'll be posting tomorrow though

Howie

What will happen tomorrow?

Tomorrow is the big day - the whistle blowers have tuned their whistle and congress is waiting to hear from them.

What's going to happen?????

I'm selling books

Ok, not a lot, but any is better than none? Plus I'm selling kindle. Well I'm published and selling. Ego boost.

The Stupidity of Zero Tolerance

If you've read much of what I've written you know that when I was a young teenager some friends and I  tried to build a rocket. With 20/20 hindsight, that was a totally stupid thing to do. We did  some of things right and and some  things quite wrong. 

• We set it off in an empty construction yard. 
• We mixed up Black Powder (Gun Powder) from easily obtainable chemicals. (OK, very stupid thing) 
• We had a long enough fuse to get our butts behind a berm. 

 The rocket exploded on it's erector-set gantry.

But just doing it was stupid. it was called a Pipe Bomb by the local news . As a side note we all grew up to be respected people in the sciences.


Today we might have been tracked down by the FBI and jailed.  the following column upsets the scientist in me.

http://godfatherpolitics.com/10662/zero-tolerance-policies-to-end-all-academic-scientific-inquiry/

What damage are we doing to natural curiosity?