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Month: July 2019
Walkin’ The Dog
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Paula in Walla Walla
In a long-time family weekend tradition, we typically tune in to hear “Wait, Wait … Don’t Tell Me“, NPR’s popular weekly comic news quiz. Often guesting is Paula Poundstone — who host Peter Sagal says may be the funniest woman in America and is certainly one of our favorite laugh-getters, so when she was set to appear locally we didn’t hesitate to get tickets. Her show took place in the historic GESA PowerHouse Theatre. The venue provides seating for 300 in a 120-year-old repurposed structure. We turned out to be in good company, demographically-speaking, as the audience was perhaps 98 percent gray-hair and were overwhelmingly self-reported as public radio listeners. Some pre-performance looks around (no photography allowed during the act, as usual):
Window to the World Series 3
More reworked cellphone captures from TV from Bill:
![](http://whilebusy.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/wertz_window-to-the-world_singer.jpg)
UPDATE 7/29/2019: More of Bill's art can be seen on his FB page and here.
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Password Spraying
David Strom was at UCLA when I worked there in the 80s. He was also writing a column for PC Magazine and other publications. Since then, he has gone on in independent practice to become a noted expert in the computer security industry. Today, his newsletter cites one of the latest threats and warns us again of the need to better manage our passwords, a subject that can never be overemphasized. Read: https://blog.strom.com/wp/?p=7287
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Sweet Onion Festival
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