Theurbansquared

Good Friends at San Francisco Bakery & Café . Have had soooo many cups of coffee and hired and fired a lot of agents from their outdoor tables. Highly recommended. 🤟🏾🍩☕

Do you have a heartwarming story from your visit to our café? We'd love to hear it! Your stories inspire us and remind us why we love serving the Austin community.

Whatcha gonna do?

🎯 🚔

Skate Texas

Why Realtors® Suck There are gangs in real estate — Realtors® are just the Hell's Angels.

BlackBerry reports surprise profit on demand for cybersecurity services Canada's BlackBerry reported a surprise profit for the fourth quarter on Wednesday, helped by higher demand for its cybersecurity services amid growing online crimes and high-profile hacks.

Teacher in Hays CISD bus crash sues truck driver, company for 'depraved gross negligence' The teacher was seriously injured in the crash and is seeking more than $1 million in damages.

Why Realtors® Suck There are gangs in real estate — Realtors® are just the Hell's Angels.

Shop Carhartt on Friday to help support women in the workforce!

We are honored that ’s has selected our Initiative as the 2024 grant recipient.

The demand for skilled workers is higher than ever as professionals in the trades retire at a faster rate than younger workers replace them, which is estimated to leave three million skilled roles unfilled by 2028. Despite the widening labor shortage, women only comprise roughly 4% of the US skilled workforce. This is exactly why ’s funding to help light the way for women to explore meaningful careers and increase representation in the trades is so critical.

Reading the market.

That time Paris Hilton kissed a women’s belly thinking she was pregnant …but she wasn’t.
via structuredmag

Vince Vaughn Returning for ‘Dodgeball’ Sequel at 20th Century Studios Time to brush up on the 5 D’s of “Dodgeball” — “dodge, duck, dip, dive and dodge” — because a sequel to the 2004 hit comedy is officially in the works. Vince Vaughn is returning t…

Researchers at the UCLA Samueli School of Engineering have developed a new technique to create fully foldable, lightweight, and chip-free autonomous robots that can perform complex tasks.

By embedding flexible and electrically conductive materials into a thin polyester film sheet, the researchers have created a system of information-processing units that can be integrated with sensors and actuators, and programmed the sheet with simple computer analogical functions that emulate those of semiconductors.

Once cut, folded, and assembled, the sheet becomes an autonomous robot that can sense, analyze, and act in response to its environment with precision.

The robots, called OrigaMechs, short for Origami MechanoBots, can be used in various industries, including space exploration and disaster response.