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Path train ad for a realty company that invites viewers to "find [their] place in The Suburbs."
Brompton bicycle in the foreground with people eating street food in the middle distance and a bandstand with jazz musicians grooving in the background. A PATH sign for the Exchange Place station oversees the scene to the right.
Mairie du 10e arrondissement from Rue du Faubourg Saint-Martin
Sticker on a light post advertising "Learn Springsteen on Guitar.'
A line of people waiting to board a NY Waterway ferry to Brookfield Place from Paulus Hook in Jersey City. The line stretches off the pier and well into the waterfront path. The ferry is already partially loaded with passengers from the Hoboken Terminal.
Cat watching monkeys on TV.
Beautiful "No Cars" sign on Broad St, NYC.
Flyer for 7th Annual Great Jersey City Cleanup litter pickup event being held on 5/31/25 from 10a-2p ET.
Cat, surprised.
Cat, ugly sleeping with tongue out.
Cover of WFMU's LCD Magazine
Tabby cat winking and sticking his tongue out
Screenshot of text showing how little NYC Mayor Adams values the lives of the people in NYC. Says non-essential helicopter travel is crucial for business leaders and tourists and follows up by saying "we don't ban vehicles on our roads. The number of people that die from vehicle crashes, just astonishing."
Contestant on Wheel of Fortune named Piddle holding a wild card.
Cat sitting in the crook of my legs which are covered by a blanket.
Screenshot showing the following text: Fatimah's introduction contained a compelling attention-grabber that clearly expressed her interest in the topic. Her chosen subject is relevant to the audience because AI is now discussed often in the news, social media, and in academic settings. She also clearly outlined her thesis in a natural way that prepared the audience to explore the topic with her perspective in mind. While her passion encouraged audience engagement, it may be helpful for her to allow listeners to arrive at their own assessment of the topic's importance by avoiding phrases that definitively announce her point of view. The remainder of the presentation was well-organized and had a conversational flow, leading me to rate it as a 3. Each main idea was given appropriate weight and effectively utilized sources to help illustrate her points. There were a few moments where the flow was briefly interrupted as Fatimah found her footing in the speech's language, which might be improved with additional practice attempts ahead of its delivery. Overall, I think Fatimah did a great job and I enjoyed learning more about the role AI currently plays in devaluing the work of artists and illustrators.
2 NextGen Acela trainsets in the Philadelphia yard.
Lower Trenton Bridge over the Delaware River connecting PA & NJ with the "Trenton Makes, The World Takes" slogan only barely visible.
Amtrak Acela train pulling into Newark Penn Station on Track 2.
The full moon hangs next to the World Trade Center with Jersey City buildings in the foreground.