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Comms exec. Pro-am photographer. Ex-Calvin Klein underwear model. Hey, two out of three ain’t bad. (He/Him)

Out for a (humid) 30mi bike ride today. Stopped at a kid’s lemonade stand — because you always stop for a kid’s lemonade stand and you always overpay. He was out of lemonade, but still had lemons. Lemon basil pasta for dinner it is.

Two hands exchange yellow lemons over a tablecloth adorned with lemons. One hand has a black bicycle glove on it.

Stuck in traffic next to a big construction vehicle and the dude driving it is rocking out to “My Heart Will Go On” by Celine Dion on full blast. He looks like he’s having a great Wednesday morning. Enjoy life good sir.

Saw an early screening of "One Night Only" last night. It's like "The Purge" but opposite. Almost unbelievable premise that quickly fades into a com-rom (emphasis on the com). Great casting and cameos. Add it to your must-go-see list.

A quartet of frames from my new everyday walk around camera (24mm Zeiss on a Sony a6700). The man standing behind bars in the third frame is staring at a sign at an immigrant vigil that reads “Welcome to the U.S.”

A candid street scene outside a lively bar or music venue at dusk. Large front windows reveal a warmly lit interior where a live band performs; several musicians and audience members are visible in silhouette beneath hanging lights. On the sidewalk, pedestrians pass in both directions. At center, a man wearing a light-colored cowboy hat, sleeveless shirt, jeans, boots, and visible arm tattoos walks beside a woman with long curly blonde hair wearing a short white polka-dot dress, high-heeled sandals, and a tan crossbody purse. To the left, two other adults walk past the windows, while another person stands near the entrance. On the right, three people chat beside a red brick wall and decorative awning; one man is dressed entirely in white, including a wide-brimmed hat and sunglasses. Empty metal chairs sit against the storefront windows, suggesting outdoor seating. The warm glow inside contrasts with the cooler tones of the sidewalk, creating the feeling of an active evening in an entertainment district. Fight fascism.At dusk in a park, two older adults stand side by side holding lit candles during what appears to be a vigil or memorial gathering. The woman, with shoulder-length gray hair and dressed in a black shirt and pants, cradles her candle with both hands and looks ahead with a solemn expression. Beside her, a man with long gray hair, a full white beard, a dark baseball cap, black T-shirt, and dark jeans holds his candle at chest height while gazing into the distance, his face reflecting quiet emotion. Behind them is a curved metal memorial structure displaying plaques and photographs, framed by leafy trees. Another attendee wearing a wide-brimmed hat sits quietly on a low wall in the background. The candle flames provide warm points of light against the fading evening. Abolish ICE.A black-and-white photograph viewed from behind a person leaning over a low brick wall, both hands gripping the top edge as they look toward an event taking place beyond a metal fence. The person wears a light-colored patterned short-sleeve shirt, with only the back of their head and shoulders visible. In the distance, several people stand near a partially visible handmade sign that begins with the words “WELCOME TO THE USA,” though the remaining text is obscured. Trees, houses, and an out-of-focus flagpole form the background. The composition emphasizes the barrier between the observer and the gathering, creating a sense of watching from the sidelines. Abolish ICE.A black and white photograph of a small tattered American flag draped over a sign that says private property no trespassing.

Why is the union movement so weak and impotent 🤔 Maybe because of thinking and actions like this?

Bucks County Beacon@buckscountybeacon.com · 2w ago

Pennsylvania AFL-CIO Angela Ferrito, explaining her union's endorsement of #PA01 GOP Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick, said he’s become the kind of Republican who will “sometimes almost put their neck out.” The union's own public scorecard shows Fitz has aligned w/ its priorities only about 46% of the time.

Republican Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick gets an 'F' (46%) on the Pennsylvania AFL-CIO's own scorecard. That earned him the union's endorsement. Should they set the bar a little higher, maybe? What do you think #BucksCounty #Pennsylvania #PA01?

Bucks County Beacon@buckscountybeacon.com · 2w ago

Pennsylvania AFL-CIO Angela Ferrito, explaining her union's endorsement of #PA01 GOP Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick, said he’s become the kind of Republican who will “sometimes almost put their neck out.” The union's own public scorecard shows Fitz has aligned w/ its priorities only about 46% of the time.

Saw South Pacific at Bucks County Playhouse last night. Its DNA is deeply rooted in Doylestown: Oscar Hammerstein wrote much of the musical at Highland Farm. It's based on hometown native James Michener's Pulitzer-winning novel. And, as a bonus, my daughter's high school friend was in the ensemble!

Mamdani left soccer field lights on all night…..the lights usually go off at 10pm. They set a camera up and guess what they saw?? Residents playing soccer with their friends ALL NIGHT. One man said how much he loved it because his friends work late and can’t get to the field before 10pm.

THREAD: Akamai’s cloud leaders have laid out a compelling case for why a cloud built for raw power is no longer enough in a world that runs on proximity. My quick summary of their points, plus a provocative thesis from IDC's Dave McCarthy that calls into question how we define hyperscale. /1