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Klopf Architecture in Sacramento designed this single-story modern house with summer temperatures in mind, building a patio with a large overhang under the shade of a mature oak.
The Annual Bay Area Modern Architecture Tour is BACK. And thanks to technology, its borders have expanded to include wine countryâand this gem that’s designed to maximize shade and natural circulation on toasty days. Christine Lennon – July 16, 2021
A couple of new habits and trends that have developed during lockdown are likely here to stay. One is our willingness to do things online that we may have never considered beforeâlike take virtual tours. And our fixation on turning our homes into high-functioning havens for work and play doesnât seem to be going anywhere soon. These two ideas collide in the Bay Area Modern Architecture tour this Saturday, June 26th, organized by the Modern Architecture + Design Society, an organization that plans these ev
The prattling paintings of Renaissance England
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Theyâre also demanding results reach policymakers
Bidenâs budget called for $50 million to be spent on it June 1, 2021 5:01 AM By Alex Ruoff
Democrats aim to double the federal governmentâs portfolio of firearm violence research next year and get that research into the hands of key policymakers.
The fiscal 2022 budget President Joe Biden proposed to Congress Friday would increase to $50 million federal funds going to firearm violence research each year. That spending target matches what congressional Democrats pushed for in fiscal 2021, but it was cut to $25 million in the final agreement with Republicans.
Democrats say the increase should be coupled with a direction to the National Institutes of Health and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that this research must be aimed at improving anti-violence programs and helping policymakers reduce gun crimes â not simply circulated among academics.
One Nation senator Malcolm Roberts shares misinformation on COVID-19 vaccine adverse effects
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