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January 23, 2022
Elon Musk bashes Twitter's new NFT profile picture feature. Here's why the tech CEO is against this innovation.
January 22, 2022
We are on a mission Increasing housing supply remains a massive challenge in US cities, and the fragmented nature of the real estate industry has resisted innovation at scale. Juno is a real estate startup radically rethinking how housing and apartments get designed, built, and developed. Through...
January 22, 2022
We are on a mission Increasing housing supply remains a massive challenge in US cities, and the fragmented nature of the real estate industry has resisted innovation at scale. Juno is a real estate startup radically rethinking how housing and apartments get designed, built, and developed. Through...
April 20, 2021
Tonightโs meeting takes place at 6 p.m., and will begin with three presentations. The first will be an update from CalTrans on the reconstruction of Highway 62, followed by a San Bernardino Fire Area Incident Report from Assistant Chief Scott Tuttle. The final guest presentation will be from Astrid Johnson, the president of Morongo Basin ARCH, a non-profit designed to combat homelessness. The council will then award two engineering contracts to Engineering Resources of Southern California Inc...
March 4, 2021
EXCLUSIVE: Sacked Air Malta pilots secretly put on government payroll Pilots being given new work contracts through a government agency, which until a few weeks ago was headed by Lawrence Mizzi โ the father of Konrad Mizzi. ย 1 month ago Air Malta pilots made redundant last year are now being put on the government payroll and assigned jobs that have nothing to do with their experience and skills, The Shift can exclusively reveal. Last June, in an effort to save the national airline, 69 pilo...
March 3, 2021
GARRETT รขยย Plans are moving forward to open the Garrett City Pool this summer. Work has begun this week to dismantle the large, blue slide at the city pool in order for a new slide to be installed this spring, according to Parks Superintendent Eric Mossberger. The city is taking applications for lifeguards and will train them for the season, with the mindset that the pool will be open this year. Applications can be made at City Hall or on the cityรขยยs webpage. City Planner Milton Otero t...
January 7, 2021
Work moving forward on several Madison County road projects Reunion Parkway Phase 2 Project will cross I-55, north of exit 108 and connect with Bozeman Road on the western side and Parkway East on the eastern side of the interstate. (Source: Mississippi Engineering Group, Inc) By Anthony Warren | January 6, 2021 at 4:14 PM CST - Updated January 6 at 4:14 PM MADISON COUNTY, Miss. (WLBT) - Construction could begin as soon as the spring on a project designed to improve traffic flow along De...
December 12, 2020
County gives OK to several projects Pair of structures to cost $1.5 million ROSA SALTER RODRIGUEZ | The Journal Gazette The Allen County commissioners agreed Friday to spend $777,814 on a bridge over the Ellison Ditch on Ternet Road and $721,207 on a structure on Foote Road over the Hamm stormwater interceptor. Both projects had multiple bidders. Primco, Fort Wayne was the low bidder for the Ellison project and R.G. Zachrich Construction LLC of Defiance, Ohio, was the low bidder on the Foote Ro...
August 16, 2019
That my colleague sarah fisher and kourtnei brown have reported. its across the country. theres a cloud computing contract for i believe i.c.e. and the petition calls for google not to provide engineering resources for i.c.e. or the refugee resettlement office. so this is something that were seeing across multiple sectors and its a trend that seems to be intensifying the longer we get into the trump administration. >> yeah. interesting thing is this. we know that this president loves corporation...
March 5, 2019
Dat contaminated the data base with message logs they had no authority to collect. i want to make sure i understand and our viewers understand, this was a tech problem they didnt fix rather than a philosophical or national security decision that we dont need this anymore? >> well, i think its kind of both. it turns out to be extremely hard to make this thing work. it looks like it was the problem is more on the telecom side than on the nsa side. the companies are sending more information and the...