
hornbri
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Started K and 3rd grade this morning. So far ok, but it has just been lots of learning how to use the tools (zoom or whatever) so far.
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Just now, Fozzz said:
If Biden loses this year then none of this matters...and well, maybe that would be best.
Biden might choose to be only 1 term based on age.
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4 minutes ago, hayden_horn said:
i would just posit that he had his handgun at the ready. when i'm transporting my handgun, it's probably not loaded, and if it is, it's not chambered, and it's holstered. i realize plenty of people ride around with a loaded and chambered gun (my brother does), but it's not how i would roll. i'm just surprised at how quickly he drew a bead and shot 5 times in a consistent pattern.
can't wait to find out he was a off duty cop....
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1 hour ago, Brisketexan said:
You seriously think he....accidentally turned into that crowd? Without seeing that they were right there in front of him? For real? Help me understand here, because that boggles the mind.
Yes - Austin drivers are terrible.
Cool story time...I was in a car in the right hand lane where those people were once. I was stopped because the next light was red and traffic backed up. A car turning right (just like this car) ran right into me because he was so busy looking left waiting for his opening he did not see a STOPPED SUV in front of him. So yes it happens because people are terrible drivers.
I dont know what happened here but it is not clear one way or another if it was on purpose.
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24 minutes ago, Brisketexan said:
Knowledge and intent to cause serious bodily harm are the relevant questions, and it seems rather obvious that the driver saw a crowd of people and decided to drive into them on purpose.
I don't know if that is obvious. Depending on how bad he was driving (looking at his phone, drunk, whatever) he may of never seen the people if he is looking left as he turns and never looks where he is going (seen it many times), he starts far enough back without stopping to look both ways he may have never looked right (obviously still at fault).
Still he committed some crime, but that doesn't = he saw the people and then decided to drive into them on purpose.
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10 hours ago, 'stache said:
This is why his character bother's me. If Wendy wants to be a badass cartel person, she can't have him around that long knowing he'll get not only himself but probably her and her family killed. She tries to be so badass and rational but takes that long to have him offed. And of course we never saw the body, so my guess is he's still alive to continue the fuckery.
I really hope he doesn’t come back. That’s all was thinking when they didn’t show the kill or body.
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watched the last two weeks of episodes last night, this is getting really good.
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Just announced on conference call, Austin it is.
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I think we are going to head to Breck for three weeks end of Aug/ early Sept.
I doubt football happens, and the kids are going to remote learn anyway, I can work from anywhere with internet. We can escape the heat for a bit and hike, Bike etc outside. We will rent a VRBO and cook at the house and stay around there and do outside stuff. Looking at the temperature differences, sounds nice.
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Email just came out:
SpoilerTexas Athletics is currently preparing for the 2020 Texas Football season to begin on Sept. 5 against USF. We are so excited for a homecoming at DKR-Texas Memorial Stadium and can’t wait to see y’all! I want you to know that as we are working toward hosting football games this season, our number one priority remains the health and safety of our student-athletes, staff and fans.
As we continue to work closely with the Governor’s office and follow state guidelines for social distancing, we anticipate seating at DKR-Texas Memorial Stadium to be at a reduced capacity. As of today, capacity is limited to 50 percent. This has several important effects that I would like to share:
- At 50 percent capacity, we anticipate being able to offer all season ticket holders an opportunity for season tickets. Each season ticket holder will be allocated season tickets up to their respective Texas-OU priority limit for each home competition.
- There will be a reseating process for the 2020 season only. We are doing our best to place all season ticket holders as close to their usual seats as possible. You will not lose your Loyalty Point status or current seating location for 2021.
- If you opt out of season tickets for the 2020 Texas Football season*, you will not lose your Loyalty Point status or current seating location for 2021.
* Please note: if you choose to opt out of your 2020 Texas Football season tickets, you may convert the ticket cost and seat-related gift into a 100% tax-deductible donation to the Longhorn Foundation, into a credit toward the 2021 season, or you may request a full refund. When you convert your payments into a gift, you will receive 10 loyalty points for every $100 you give (normally 2 points per $100 for seat-related gifts).
I cannot thank you, our loyal and dedicated Texas fans, enough for your support. Your investment in our programs is invaluable, and we are so grateful for each and every one of you.
To help us provide the best gameday experience at DKR-Texas Memorial Stadium this fall, we would greatly appreciate you sharing your current feelings about attending 2020 Texas Football home games. Please respond to this survey on or before July 24, 2020, and a Texas Athletics staff member will reach out to you to discuss your responses in further detail.
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1 hour ago, wood said:
Finally booked a condo for this week. Of course, fml, they also just made stricter rules for the city beaches...
So I guess we can't use our awesome Neso shade this time. I really hope they aren't enforcing the '15 feet between each umbrella' thing for families who want to sit together. There's just the 4 of us. Not sure how separating us helps with the 'rona.
"The order addresses rules for beach vendors and beachgoers.
All non-single pole shade structures will be prohibited, as well as all types of canopies and pop-up tents.
Single-pole shade structures larger than 8 feet in diameter will be prohibited. All single-pole shade structures will be separated by a minimum of 15 feet from the outside edge or tip of the structure.
Only two chairs per single pole shade structure will be permitted. Other setups are prohibited within the 15 feet between equipment.
For beach vendors, all secondary beach chairs and umbrellas must be stored at the dune line and setup on demand only. Chairs and umbrellas must be rented and occupied at the time of setup for the secondary rows.
According to the order, the mayor and the emergency management coordinator can close the beach at any time if social distancing is not followed.
A violation of the order is a Class C Misdemeanor punishable by a fine not to exceed $500.
“The Island is a popular place to visit and the public should be mindful that the COVID-19 virus is still impacting the Rio Grande Valley,” a post from the City of South Padre Island Facebook page states. “While on the beach, everyone should follow protocols to prevent further spread of this virus.”
They were enforcing the 15 feet requirement last week. Some numerous times they ask people to move or take down one umbrella.
You could have more people under one umbrella. The rule was just to limit it to just two chairs so if a couple people can sit on a blanket or something you would be fine.
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Everyone we went to or have seen is offering take out. Masks are in usage in all buildings with only saw one Karen at wap-mart who didn’t want to wear a mask but was forced to. We did not drink this week but I assume they are doing alcohol like the rest of the state.
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Had the drumstick today, it was good but won’t replace Oreo.
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Only got to eat there a couple of times before it closed but I remember it being really good.
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1 hour ago, Js1 said:
Maybe less "because of" and more "as a result of."
The newfound ability by US employers that physical office space is not required and WFH is a viable option certainly does make it intriguing for employees to relocate without having to find new jobs.
I'd say there's a lot of tax law he needs to do a lot of research into or pay someone.
The tax issue is a big one and actually even applies to different states. For example if you WFH in say NY or CA guess what, you owe state income tax.
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We are here now. Crowds are not bad mid week. If the county beaches stay closed this weekend I really don’t Sunday will be bad.
Going to get ceviche ceviche tomorrow, got meatballs last night to go it was pretty good. I would say yes on los tortugas, good seafood.
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25 minutes ago, justhookit said:
Statewide mask order. Finally.
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1 hour ago, Iconoclast Texan said:
Ok so the beaches in front of the condos are open but the county beaches are closed. I guess I am good.
Yeah thats how I read it, we are supposed to head down Monday. I think we are still planning on it unless they make further changes to beach access. Would love to hear how it goes this weekend for you.
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4 minutes ago, SuperSport said:
Money printer woke up early this morning, Futures climbing like whoa.
Pfizer with vaccine news + positive jobs news driving that.
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I thought the first episode was good. The 2nd was alright but got boring in the middle. I will give it one more.
Mexican
in Austin
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Don Mario's is pretty good, big fan of the street style tacos they have.