There have been some last minute changes to the Fair Trade Film Festival taking pace this weekend at the Alamo South Lamar, with one film out and one film in.

This week in Big Stacy Park, the city of Austin opened its first public rain garden and it's encouraging residents to build their own.

On the road again: Willie lands on Second Street, while the City Council prepares for their next meeting. TDH blazes up below the fold.

Capital Metro today released a formal reply to the Texas Sunset Advisory Commission’s staff review of the transit agency. The response was straightforward – the agency agreed with all of the report’s recommendations, and even said it had anticipated some of the criticisms and was already working on implementing some of the proposed solutions.

Mmmm … TDH sure could go for a taco right about now. Fittingly enough, since City Council members tackled the issue of mobile food cart regulation yesterday, and the conversation was enough to make anyone work up an appetite.

Glug, glug: The Totescast has a soggy installment this week regarding two investigations at the Austin Water Utility – one resulting in the layoff of deputy director Perwez Moheet – that still raised as many questions as it answered.

Busy day on the Board and Commission roster: City Council's Public Health and Human Services committee meets today, with potential new regulations for mobile food vendors on the agenda. Speaking of which, how long until we get a Korean taco truck or doughnut stand at the Betty Dunkerley Campus?

Someone in one of the public forums on the proposed Downtown Bicycle Boulevard project asked that people "look at the project from 30,000 feet." Well, this doesn't appear to be that high, but this CGI flyover video of what the project might look like shows it at least as high as a moon tower.

What are the biggest differences between the tea party crew and the immigration reform advocates that marched in Austin this weekend? Well, for a start, grammar.