I told folks that when writing this blog stopped being fun, I would just stop. Thank you. I was looking at the Alameda Museum presentation for next Tuesday and, for the first time, it really seems like the Alameda Museum is hitting its stride and trying to be more inclusive and technology forward.
The full blueprints are not uploaded to the online archive yet, just two pages in case you were wondering. In other Wellness Center news, looks like someone is trying to figure out how they missed the news of one of the McKay buildings getting demolished and have put in a PRA to find those records,.
In eight months because the majority of the fixed readers were installed in April the combined fixed and mobile ALPR scanned 38,, license plates which were probably yours and mine many many times. So on to the goodish news, of those That would be a more meaningful comparison. But, one ask, if anyone has access to an old mini cassette player, let me know.
While looking for that I also ran across an article about how VHS tapes are making a small comeback for a niche audience which means that my hoarding of video tapes plus my VHS players may come in handy one day. From the press release:. While money is cold comfort to the family for the loss of a beloved member, hopefully that money can provide some stability for the family, financially, after years of uncertainty. Radium is, of course, the arts program which is bringing programming to Alameda Point in the converted shipping containers near the new waterfront park.
This is the testing ground to see if a performing arts space is built on that same location if it will be successful and the ENA will give Radium time to start the negotiation process and with an ENA they can start securing financing which they would not be able to do without the ENA in hand. These sorts of projects you would think that everyone would be behind but not for some residents of Alameda Point.
