Tom Carpenter is a General Editor for the Arizona Daily Sun, based in Flagstaff, Arizona. With a focus on local stories, Tom's articles cover a range of topics from community events and personal reflections to outdoor adventures and local wildlife. His writing style is engaging, often incorporating humor and anecdotes to connect with readers.
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By: Tom Carpenter
“The Beaufort scale is an “empirical measure that relates windspeed to observed conditions...” — Royal Meteorological Society
A knock at the door. Who is it? Gallery: Flagstaff groups work in harmony for Big Sing Big Sing Big Sing Big Sing
By: Tom Carpenter, Richard Smith, Maria Pastukhova
Renewables and efficiency to boost energy security and regional stability
This week's column from Tom Carpenter.
Disclaimer: Despite evidence to the contrary each week in this space, Tom has been an educator for most of his professional life.
What folk been ye þt at myn hom comynge Perturben so my feste with cryynge? (What folk are you who at my homecoming disturb my festival with crying?)—Geoffrey Chaucer, "The Knight's Tale," c. 1385
This week's column from Tom Carpenter.
This week's column from Tom Carpenter.
Does fashion matter? Always — though not quite as much after death.—Joan Rivers
While I can’t back up the following statement with hard data, I would bet my favorite shotgun on this as truth: More than 80% of the roosters ever shot in North America have been bagged by folks wearing blue jeans, tennis shoes or work boots, flannel shirt or sweatshirt, and ball cap, while toting a shotgun that didn’t bust the bank account.
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