Suspicious Observers: News 29 March 2020 > Polar Wind & Magnetic Reversal, Tornado & Volcano

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•Mar 29, 2020

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Source for this excerpt is https://www.rt.com/op-ed/484297-covid-art-culture-dali/

What would Dalí do? The pandemic of today is the great art of tomorrow

27 Mar, 2020 

Alexander Adams

is a British artist, poet and critic. He has published several books ( latest ‘Culture War: Art, Identity Politics and Cultural Entryism’ in 2019). His art is in museum collections worldwide.

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Fractured Fairy Tales > The Magic Fish From "Rocky and Bullwinkle"

Bargaining in a market economy . . . Yes, there is a "take-away"

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•Mar 28, 2020  

Food Insecurity Fears When The Supply Chain Breaks Down Across The Planet

Is Global Food Rationing Here ?

Signs flashing across the planet that price controls, domestic stockpiling and rationing are beginning.
Climate Revolution: A ‘Must Read’ for understanding our Sun driven climate as we progress deeper into the new Eddy Grand Solar Minimum. Weather extremes leading to Global food scarcity and high food prices are here now, and this book describes the expected changes, how to survive & thrive during future challenging times with practical preparations.

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•Mar 28, 2020

SpaceX's New Spacecraft - The Dragon XL Plans For A New Lunar Gateway To Orbit Around The Moon

Streaming upload from Scott Manley:

"SpaceX has been awarded a contract to deliver cargo to lunar orbit, and the spacecraft they're planning to use is a new variant of the Dragon - The Dragon XL is radically different from other members of the family, it's not designed for atmospheric reentry or landing. It'll launch inside a cargo fairing on top of a Falcon Heavy, and should be able to transport 5 tons of cargo to the Lunar Gateway as part of the Artemis program."

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•Mar 28, 2020

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The Void |COURTESY PSA: Message from Mesa Arts Center's Executive Director, Cindy Ornstein

Dear friends and patrons,  Joni Mitchell sang, “Don’t it always seem to go, that you don’t know what you got till it’s gone.”  She was singing about the disappearance of our natural environment, but that sentiment applies to lots of things these days—to gathering with friends, seeing a live performance, going to a movie or a museum. Things we may have taken for granted will be sorely missed for some time.  As you likely know by now, Mesa Arts Center is temporarily closed to public participation through April 30 in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19.  With ours and many other arts and cultural destinations temporarily closed, I feel a void. These community assets offer places where we can reconnect with each other, with the world and with our own humanity. Perhaps you feel the loss as well.  That said, we recognize there are many pressing health and safety needs at this moment, and those are top of mind for all of us, as we seek to ensure the well being of friends and family.  In addition to managing schedule changes and providing ongoing customer service, and planning ahead for programs that will await you, Mesa Arts Center staff is working diligently to find ways to serve you during these challenging times. We hope to share arts resources and tools for in-home arts experiences in the coming weeks, including some special performances.    Meanwhile, we hope you’ll find a way to take comfort through the arts in your own homes, by reading a poem, listening to music or singing with your family. We will all be healthier and happier if we can give ourselves some beauty, some relief, some escape and something to remind us of our common humanity. We will get through this together.  Please know that we are thinking of you, wishing you good health, and looking forward to welcoming you to Mesa Arts Center again soon.  Warmly,  Cindy Ornstein Executive Director, Mesa Arts Center Director of Arts and Culture, City of Mesa

PSA: Temporary Service Level Changes at ADOR Customer Lobbies in Phoenix, Mesa and Tucson

Temporary Service Level Changes at ADOR Customer Lobbies in Phoenix, Mesa and Tucson Customers Encouraged to Use Online and Over-the-Phone Services In light of COVID-19, the Arizona Department of Revenue (ADOR) will temporarily modify current services in an effort to protect the health and safety of its customers and employees while continuing to provide information and support to Arizona taxpayers.  Effective March 30, 2020, customers requiring in-person assistance at ADOR’s three customer service locations in Phoenix, Mesa and the Southern Regional Office in Tucson will need to make an appointment with a department representative. They can do this by emailing AZTaxHelp@azdor.gov or calling (602) 716 –ADOR (2367). Taxpayers can also submit forms, correspondence, and questions directly to ADOR staff through the AZTaxHelp@azdor.gov email. Additionally, the department encourages taxpayers to access a suite of resources on ADOR’s websites - AZDOR.gov or AZTaxes.gov.Support services include the following: AZTaxes.gov for filing and payment of transaction privilege tax and withholding tax; and payment only for individual and corporate income tax. FAQs, forms, YouTube tutorials and other resources on AZDOR.gov. Live Chat with ADOR staff, 7 a.m. – 6 p.m. Monday through Friday on AZDOR.gov and AZTaxes.gov. Check refund status online on AZTaxes.gov by selecting “Where’s My Refund.” Telephone assistance is available, as well, through the Department of Revenue’s Customer Care line at (602) 255-3381 or 800-352-4090, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Taxpayers are strongly encouraged to use these resources before considering whether it is necessary to make an appointment to come to any of the ADOR office locations in person. Appointments can also be made for cash and credit card payments. A drop-box is available for payments, forms, applications and returns without appointment. For more information, visit www.azdor.gov.