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December 8, 2020 Linda Brendle 0

David and I have been in COVID jail since the Saturday after Thanksgiving when I realized I couldn’t smell anything. I didn’t have any other symptoms, but I tested positive, so we were advised to quarantine for 10 days. […]

The end of a family tradition

December 1, 2020 Linda Brendle 0

Facebook sometimes brings sad news, and Sunday was one of those times. AJ’s Fish House, a community institution for 20 years, announced that its doors will close effective December 1. It is not only a great loss to fried fish fans in East Texas, but also to my family. […]

Information overload

December 1, 2020 John Kelly, CISSP 0

This spring, I was feeling a bit overwhelmed due to the worldwide pandemic combined with many social and cyber issues and crises in the US. The usual cyber dangers and threats were present, but now the pandemic increased the risk of being a victim of cyber crime. […]

How Thanksgiving grow

November 24, 2020 Linda Brendle 0

Like everything else this year, Thanksgiving is going to be a bit different. We usually go to the home of relatives for the holiday, but as the messages began coming in that various families were staying home alone this year, I began to plan my menu. […]

from my view of Emory on November 24, 2020

November 24, 2020 Submitted 0

Hello everyone, I hope everyone is having a great week! There are a few birthdays I want to recognize: Paisley Hines is turning two, Carter Cox turned one year old, and Gunner Stewart and Heather Griffin both celebrated birthdays. […]

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