Does anyone have a contract(s) that a data center has or will sign with a city, state, county or ?
Maybe we can combine crowd sourcing and AI to create, a contract that is optimal for the community, at the expense of the company building the datacenter.
The economics of a datacenter are incredibly profitable. As least for now. So now is the time to negotiate the best possible deal.
Since X doesn't let you post documents, you would need to host it elsewhere and post a link and your thoughts here
I did the same thing for PBM contracts. It works.
As always. All thoughts are welcome.
This frequent flyer runs almost entirely on flower power.
Rufous hummingbirds can migrate nearly 4,000 miles, fueling up on nectar and insects along the way.
Photo by Jake Bonello/USFWS
For the first time since it was built in 1981, the historic La Pigna Arch on Federal Hill in Providence came down for restoration.
Details: https://t.co/nIArojxWOX
We’re closing out another unforgettable summer at Blossom with The Music of John Williams, whose iconic scores have brought some of the biggest moments in movie history to life! 📽️ 🎵
See you this weekend, September 4–6!
Wendell Berry, environmental activist and author of more than 50 books of fiction, essays, and poetry, has died at 92. Berry’s essay collection DISPATCHES FROM RURAL AMERICA is slated for publication next month by @CounterpointLLC. https://t.co/OlOGFBKxFU
In 2024, Trump claimed to have “a concept of a plan” to replace Obamacare and bring down health insurance costs.
No plan was ever enacted, but he still sabotaged Obamacare.
Now millions of Americans are paying thousands more on premiums every year.
My final @nytopinion Chart:
INSTEAD OF WATCHING AN HOUR OF NETFLIX TONIGHT.
This 60-minute Cambridge lecture by Demis Hassabis will teach you more about the future of AI than most people will learn in the next 5 years.
Bookmark it and give it an hour, no matter what.
Did you know there's a floating island in the Charles River?
It's home to 3,000 native plants and was built to fight harmful algae blooms, improve water quality, and help make the Charles swimmable again.
It sits near the Longfellow Bridge.
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ALERT: A friendly Bernese Mountain Dog was found around 4 PM today near Medal of Honor Park (M Street Park) in South Boston.
• Light blue collar (no tags)
• Found running off leash
• Very friendly
Boston Animal Control/311 has been contacted.
Please help share!
Many marathon runners fade around mile 20 despite excellent fitness. Often, that’s because fitness alone isn’t enough—durability is what helps you maintain your pace deep into the race.
On this week’s episode of The Amazing Runner’s World Show, Jeff and Aly discuss 6 training strategies to improve your late-race performance in the marathon.
Watch the full episode at the link below.
🔗: https://t.co/qoogcf99JM
Boston Common isn't just a park.
Established in 1634, it's the oldest public park in the United States and has been part of Boston's story for nearly 400 years.
From grazing cows to Revolutionary War history, few places have seen more of America's past.
Looking down at Nelson Crag at sunrise this morning. Heat and humidity is expected in New England in the days ahead. To check how it will affect the summits, check our Higher Summits Forecast at https://t.co/d1cUZjg1E0
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The @Georgetown and @HomeboyInd fundraising campaign supports the development of the Father Gregory Boyle Center for Radical Kinship, which will become the centerpiece of Hope Village, billed as “a visionary initiative reimagining reentry in Los Angeles.”
https://t.co/Wc1CuUB6j2
Old Ironsides took to Boston Harbor today to commemorate the Battle of Bunker Hill.
The oldest commissioned warship in the U.S. Navy fired a 21-gun salute off Castle Island before sailing past the shipyard where it was built more than 225 years ago.
📸: @cameronmenna