Today was a day of agritourism. Visited a couple of farms, picked some strawberries. First time I ventured into real rural countryside.
Our location is conveniently situated: an hour east to the beach, an hour west to the mountains, half an hour to Washington, and half an hour to a mountain river. And now I’ve discovered that there are plenty of farms around, and within the same half an hour, you can find yourself in wild rural areas with dusty dirt roads.
In the collection of intriguing vending machines: sale and rental of charged phone batteries. Well, selling them (44 bucks) is usual, but renting them – that’s interesting. Five dollars a day. You return them to the same kind of machine, and there’s a whole network of them here.
I just came across this game in uber. Very cleverly done. A set of tasks for algorithmists, timed. It seems to appear not just anywhere, but near IT company offices, plus, they probably pull data from somewhere else. There’s nothing else for the Uber passenger to do, so the conversion into resumes must be significant. And yes, I couldn’t solve a single one – too fast thinking required for me there)
Last night, we almost slipped on a snake on our way back from Conshohocken Brewing.
Apparently, it was just a common garter snake, a non-venomous scarlet snake (Cemophora coccinea)
I’ve been living and working in Pennsylvania all this week. Decided to save the company some money this time, and instead of staying in a corporate Marriott business hotel with paid WiFi and breakfast for almost $300 a night, I opted for the Best Western Plus motel at $115, with internet and a full morning snack.
Currently in the USA, this kind of advertising is being heavily broadcasted on the main channels
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