Interesting, because Amazon would have me believing that in order to digitize a book you have to destroy the rare first edition version of it for your AI.
(thank you Internet Archive for archiving our internet and media <3, you are an invaluable resource)
#2 just won't do! We are coming for the #1 spot! But don’t let the noise fool you.
The historic progress Baltimore is seeing is real and not a coincidence. It is because Baltimore has been intentional about changing the way we think about public safety, building the systems needed to support our shared vision for public safety.
Investing in community intervention and prevention alongside constitutional law enforcement.
Our focus now is sustaining this work, because any one life lost to violence in Baltimore is one too many.
Full report here: https://t.co/2aoIo3iZba
For years, the naysayers have counted Baltimore out. But the numbers across the board are telling a different story.
At our peak, Baltimore had 16,000 vacant properties citywide. Through hard work and the right investments, we’ve brought that number down to fewer than 12,000. Eliminating 1 in 4 vacant properties across our city.
And we’ve reduced homicides and nonfatal shootings to the lowest levels our city has seen in 50 years.
The progress our city is seeing is real. And is proof of what happens when we commit to doing things differently, despite what others may say. While we still have work to do, I am proud of how far our city has come.
Reminder, Obama had an order that banned spam callers from calling your cell phone. It was one of the first things Trump rescinded when he took office in 2016.