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Diplo Dino

Finished #reading The Gold Coast by #KimStanleyRobinson. It’s more #cyberpunk than #solarpunk IMHO although there’s plenty of attention given to the features of the land and the history of #orangecounty. If you’re interested in #california and curious to learn about the region while also enjoying a futuristic read, I would recommend it.

With that said, I do feel like this #book in particular left more loose ends than usual, so I’m curious what the last part of this “triptych” will be like!

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AI6YR Ben

Missed this. Measles case through LAX on February 19th, infant in Orange County confirmed.

Note: this should not be an issue to people who are vaccinated (MMR easy to obtain).

"The OC Health Care Agency (HCA) has confirmed a case of measles in an infant returning home to Orange County (OC) following international travel. The affected traveler arrived at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) on Wednesday, February 19."

ochealthinfo.com/press/measles

www.ochealthinfo.comMeasles Case in Orange County | Orange County California - Health Care AgencyThe OC Health Care Agency (HCA) has confirmed a case of measles in an infant returning home to Orange County (OC) following international travel. The affected traveler arrived at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) on Wednesday, February 19. 
#OrangeCounty#Measles#LosAngelesCounty
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AI6YR Ben

Potential Critical Fire Weather Conditions in Southern California

"Critical fire weather conditions are possible January 23-25, as another round of Santa Ana Winds may emerge, coupled with anomalously dry weather conditions. Strengthening surface high pressure in the Intermountain West will likely favor an increase in Santa Ana winds over Southern California during this period.

a) There is a 40 to 50% chance of below normal precipitation in Southern California next week. Below normal is defined as the driest third of climatologically observed precipitation for mid to late January...."

Potential Critical Fire Weather Conditions in Southern California Critical fire weather conditions are possible January 23-25, as another round of Santa Ana Winds may emerge, coupled with anomalously dry weather conditions. Strengthening surface high pressure in the Intermountain West will likely favor an increase in Santa Ana winds over Southern California during this period. a) There is a 40 to 50% chance of below normal precipitation in Southern California next week. Below normal is defined as the driest third of climatologically observed precipitation for mid to late January. b) Santa Ana winds have the potential to re-emerge, although the exact timing and magnitude remain uncertain. There is a 40-60% chance of hazardous high winds January 23-25. High winds are defined as winds that exceed the 85th percentile for mid to late January. Widespread critical fire weather conditions, downed trees/power lines, continued smoke and poor air quality, and power outages are possible if the dry and windy conditions are realized. Please review the Wildfires Preparedness Checklist at: www.ready.gov/wildfires For short-term forecasts, visit www.spc.noaa.gov and weather.gov
#SantaAnaWind#FireWx#CAwx
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MiBaWi - Michael Barthel

"These are the toughest things to have to deal with. It breaks my heart," said OCFA Fire Chief Brian Fennessy. "I know my team and all the rest of the firefighters in the OCFA and throughout the region and the country ... are praying for our members. We just ask that anybody that's listening to this, please do keep our firefighters in thoughts and prayers."

#Irvine#OrangeCounty#California
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azteclady

@romancelandia @bookstodon

Public libraries must remain public cultura infrastructure if they're to fulfill their mission at all, let alone survive.

Worth noting how little it costs to keep them functioning compared to what cities everywhere pay cops--who, lest we forget, have no constitutional obligation to save, serve, or protect the public; to know the laws they're "applying", or not to commit crimes themselves.

#Libraries #OrangeCounty #HuntingtonBeach

nbclosangeles.com/news/local/2

NBC Los Angeles · 2 petitions look to overturn controversial changes at Huntington Beach librariesBy Hetty Chang
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