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Category Archives: Texas
LinkSwarm for April 17, 2020
Welcome to another Friday LinkSwarm! With all those “China lies” links earlier in the week, this one may be a little light. Snapshot of what the Coronavirus lockdown is doing to the economy. Bonus: “Scooter sharing companies like Lime and … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Communism, Democrats, Guns, Military, Texas
Tagged 2016 Presidential Race, aircraft carrier, airlines, Austin, Bird (scooter company), Border Controls, Charles de Gaulle (aircraft carrier), China, Chris Cuomo, Communism, coronavirus, Democrats, France, Gretchen Whitmer, Guns, Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden, LinkSwarm, Media Watch, Michigan, Military, North Dakota, North Korea, oil industry, Russia, Shandong, Taiwan, Tarrant County, Texas, Vernon Jones, Vietnam, Vietnam War, Watuga Texas, Wuhan
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LinkSwarm for April 10, 2020
Happy Good Friday, everyone! Are we finally seeing some light at the end of the tunnel? The Wuhan coronavirus numbers have gone from doubling every two or three days to taking more than a week to double, which suggests successfully … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, Guns, Media Watch, Military, Texas
Tagged 2020 Election, aircraft, Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, Austin, California, Center for Disease Control, China, CNN, coronavirus, Crime, Democrats, Diamond Comics, education, F-35, Foreign Policy, Guns, homeless, Houston Rockets, Hungary, hydroxychloroquine, Jeremy Corbyn, Keir Starmer, Labour, LAPD, Laredo, Michelle Caruso-Cabrera, Military, NBA, Nevada, poker, Quintin Tarantino, Rand Paul, red light cameras, Ronald Reagan, Rudy Giuliani, Sally Kohn, Steve Sisolak, Sweden, Terry Gilliam, Twitter, unemployment, Victor Davis Hanson, Viktor Orban, Wuhan
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Active Central Texas Amber Alert
Close enough to my area to be worth passing on: Police are searching for a 12-year-old girl who went missing late Tuesday night and is believed to be in grave or immediate danger. Amisty Monrreal is described as standing 5 … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Crime, Texas
Tagged Amber Alert, Amisty Monrreal, Crime, San Antonio, Texas
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Cornonavirus Economic Resources: Texas and Elsewhere
Since the Wuhan Coronavirus has delivered a quick kick to the nads of the economy, I’m sure being out of work really sucks right now. Here’s a quick roundup on economic resources that might help, both in Texas and elsewhere. … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Texas
Tagged Austin, Cisco, coronavirus, Facebook, Taxes, technology, Texas, Texas Workforce Comission, unemployment, Wuhan
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Dispatches from the Texas Lockdown
It seems forever since Texas went into full lockdown mode over the Wuhan coronavirus, but it’s only been a week. Since I was already working from home full-time, I’m doing fine, but I can understand how more social people might … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Texas
Tagged Austin, Bexar County, Collin County, coronavirus, Dallas, Denton County, Greg Abbott, Harris County, HEB, Houston, Houston Methodist Hospital, Ken Paxton, Metroplex, Tarrant County, Texas, Travis County, Wuhan
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Austin Now Under Heavy Manners
Travis and Williamson Counties are all under three week stay-at-home lockdowns due to the Wuhan coronavirus. Mayor Steve Adler, Travis County Judge Sarah Eckhardt and Williamson County Judge Bill Gravell all signed shelter-in-place orders Tuesday. The orders take effect at … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Texas
Tagged Austin, Bill Gravell, Dallas, Harris County, Sarah Eckhardt, Steve Adler, Texas, Travis County, Williamson County
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LinkSwarm for March 20, 2020
I hope you’re enjoying your splendid isolation on the first day of spring. As in previous weeks, the Wuhan coronavirus dominates the news with the reminder that the Gods of the Copybook Headings are never far away… President Donald Trump … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Crime, Democrats, Foreign Policy, Social Justice Warriors, Texas
Tagged #GamerGate, Ann Bennett, Austin, Austin City Council, Baltimore, Center for Disease Control, China, Christopher Hitchens, CNN, coronavirus, Crime, Defense Production Act, Democrats, dogs, Ebola, Half Price Books, Harris County, homeless, Ilhan Omar, Iran, LinkSwarm, Nancy Pelosi, New York City, Peter Bright, Public Interest Legal Foundation, Saturday Night Live, Semiconductors, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, Woody Allen, Wuhan
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Texas Coronavirus Update for March 12, 2020
Everyone and their dog is doing a Wuhan coronavirus roundup, so let’s make this update Texas-specific (which may make it easier to get into the other roundups). There are currently 19 reported cases in Texas, 13 of those in the … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Texas
Tagged Austin ISD, coronavirus, Houston, Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, pandemic, San Antonio, SXSW, Texas, Wuhan
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