Massive wildfires continue to rage in the West as tallies of properties and lives lost grow.
Source: Western wildfires break records as devastating toll on lives and homes begins to emerge
This is midday. 2020…
Massive wildfires continue to rage in the West as tallies of properties and lives lost grow.
Source: Western wildfires break records as devastating toll on lives and homes begins to emerge
This is midday. 2020…
Tonight was the virtual Meet the Teacher Night.
On the positive side, we’ve now battle-tested five simultaneous Zoom sessions while Disney+ streamed on the TV.
Completely unrelated, WhichCraft Tap Room & Bottle Shop is in walking distance and offering curbside pickup of all their beer. Sigh. Heaven help us.
But Sturgis was unique in drawing people from across the nation to one small town, where they crowded into bars, restaurants, tattoo shops and other businesses, many without masks. An analysis of anonymized cellphone data, conducted by a firm called Camber Systems, found that 61 percent of all U.S. counties had been visited by a rallygoer.
61% of all U.S. counties. Of course, not everyone has the virus, but that’s why events like SXSW were the first to shut down and need to be last to resume.
The coronavirus pandemic is snarling municipal trash pickup in several U.S. cities, sparking complaints from frustrated residents as uncollected garbage bakes in the summer sun.
Source: As trash piles up during COVID-19, residents raise a stink
I haven’t seen or heard any issues in Austin, thankfully. This does remind me of The West Wing episode about the government reports regarding MSW.
WordCamp Austin 2020 is putting out a call for musicians, alongside its call for speakers. The event’s organizers are rising to the challenge of creating a unique experience for attendees, while working within the constraints of a virtual format. Because the city prides itself on being “the live music capital of the world,” due to…
WordCamp Austin Opens Call for Musicians