@randy_westlund Idaho's public architecture peaked at the University of Idaho. I would recommend a good tour of their campus including the admin building, memorial gym, life sciences, and all the historic fraternity's down Greek row. We don't live on a fault; let's use brick and mass timber.
@randy_westlund Agree. Briefly comparing Dillon's, hybrid and home rule structures; a hybrid model wouldn't be too unattainable. It may just have to be upside down, giving more state rule over larger cities, rather than less. #boise
@RogueLou18 A supermajority of the acreage in Oregon that has burned this year is grassland and sagebrush. Oregon isn't losing much merchantable timber. I also wouldn't call juniper woodlands 'forest'.
@randy_westlund Much of the 'green area' in new developments are grassy roadside swales. I am not entirely opposed to road ownership being integral to roadside landscaping. At least within the right-of-way. Parks are a different story.
@pontificatormax Future? The priest at my old parish fired the 'liturgical dancers' 10 years ago and there has only been a slow march back to tradition since. There is no future for something that is not sustainable.
@realtjhaines I attended a Corpus Christi mass in Seville where a group of 10 young choristers called 'Seises' performed a sacred, 15th-century choreographed dance with castanets in front of the high altar.
@TheIdahoSheriff@randy_westlund Are our cameras the wired closed-loop versions or the cloud AI enabled versions? The principal concern is their pattern recognition capacity. Is it better for every house to have a cloud-based AI enabled ring camera, or the city to have a few wired traffic cameras.
@gpkthoughts@randy_westlund I agree. They are not voluntary associations when home prices are this high and supply is this low either. Busy working families who should have the influence are sidelined by the Californian retiree mafia.