Steven B

@stevenbfla

A Floridian learning to live in Philadelphia. Proud UCF alumni

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Steven B@stevenbfla· 5d

Another 17 went the rest of the first day. Just a very cool program by a very cool museum. #delaware and #wilmington have a gem.

Screenshot of an Instagram post. A black table is in the middle with three women sitting behind it. The background is a white, red and blue wall covered in artwork by Delawareans. A caption on the post says 13 artworks sold in the first hour

Steven B@stevenbfla· 23d

The lack of attention @angieforfl.bsky.social is getting in the Florida race is a crime. But she's a Black woman and an actual Floridian so it isn't unexpected. The Dems still don't seem to grasp that Florida is a real place with people who deserve better than to be seen as the help, at best.

Steven B@stevenbfla· Jul 11

This is one of those "well akshually" points that shows extreme ignorance. The leagues have contracts with the unions. They're closed shops. With the most powerful unions in America. The unions agree to this system.

Steven B@stevenbfla· Jul 9

If not for a conscientious therapist this story could be so much more tragic than it already is. Sports books are no better than the bar room bookies with leg breakers on call of the past.

His losses totaled nearly $2 million, according to the lawsuit. Desperate and feeling like he could not confess the scope of his financial ruin to his family, Thompson texted his therapist, who then contacted the police.
Officers raced to Thompson's home and prevented him from harming himself.
Balsam said Thompson's tragic story should give sports leagues and its players pause.

Steven B@stevenbfla· Jul 6

Good on IBEW 614 calling out PECO's sexist proposal. Solidarity shouldn't know gender or sex (outside of making sure everyone's at the table and on equal footing).

Peco's latest offer, according to Larry Anastasi, president and business manager of IBEW Local 614, would give call center workers a lower wage increase than the rest of the union members. According to the union, 98% of call center workers are women.
"We will not accept a contract that undercuts the women of our union," Anastasi said in a
statement.
The company's current offer, the union said, would bring an average annual wage increase of 3.5% for non-call center workers, between 2027 and 2031. Call center workers would receive 3% annual wage increases in the same time frame.
To Anastasi, that is unacceptable.

Steven B@stevenbfla· Jul 3

Don't y'all go calling this "Carolina Gold" this here is Florida Mustard BBQ sauce.

A wide pot with a low side full of a dark gold mustard barbecue sauce. It sits on a gas stove with a dark stone backsplash. The barbecue sauce is Classic Florida style; sweet and tangy with a bit of datil pepper sauce and stone ground mustard.

Steven B@stevenbfla· Jun 26

Hiding in the walk-in must hit different when you're cold-blooded, too.

Steven B@stevenbfla· Jun 26

I don't know enough about Sanna Marin to have an opinion on the math. But I'm really curious about some of these questions. Especially the whole "elites trying to secretly take over" like that's a fact in the USA. It just wasn't so secret y'know?

Steven B@stevenbfla· Jun 21

Mean income in the USA was $5,000 per month in 2024.

Line chart showing mean personal income in the USA. 2024 it was $67,080

Steven B@stevenbfla· Jun 18

How many prosecutors do this same thing to hide victim statements that oppose the murder of defendants? They'll never face this scrutiny or punishment. This is a farce. A slap in the face of prosecutorial redorm. The same tactics @jesspish.bsky.social (& others) has shown reformer cops face.

Decades later, prosecutors in Krasner's office, in seeking to vacate his death sentence, suggested in court that the victims family backed their effort. But it was later discovered that they had consulted only one relative and never contacted Lisa Hart-Newman, the couple's surviving daughter, who strongly opposed

Steven B@stevenbfla· Jun 18

Sounds like Winkelman was doing good in the face of a broken and immoral system. The death penalty is morally repugnant and should be opposed at every turn. Judges hate anyone who challenges their authority to murder people under the cover of the law.

A panel of federal judges found that Nancy Winkelman was complicit in efforts to mislead a federal judge while seeking to overturn the death sentence of a man convicted of killing an East Mount Airy couple in the 198os and allow him to serve life in prison instead. The ruling, made public this week, adds to the mounting judicial scrutiny of post-conviction work in Krasner's office.

Steven B@stevenbfla· Jun 17

And making his presence known.

Apple sports screen showing the score, scorers and latest play from the England Croatia match. with Marco Pasaliç having a shot on goal. The background is white on the left behind England and red on the right behind Croatia. Blended in the center

Steven B@stevenbfla· Jun 16

Holy Mother of God (prayerful). Redemption and reform is always possible; as DeWine is showing now. Age is no excuse for not learning and bettering yourself. The death penalty is wrong, morally and functionally. Murder is never right.

DeWine, who faces a term limit in December, said he felt compelled to share his observations now, having had 50 years of experience with the issue from the time he was a young county prosecutor, through being a congressman and U.S. senator, and then serving as Ohio's attorney general. But he said his outright opposition to the procedure has only crystallized over the past year.

Steven B@stevenbfla· Jun 16

Under passcode you can change it to alphanumeric which adds variables to make cracking it harder.

iOS new passcode screen showing the four options: 4-difit numeric code, 6-difit numeric code, custom numeric code and Custom Alphanumeric code.

Steven B@stevenbfla· May 29

Peak carbrain. Apparently convenient parking is more important than preventing DHS from throwing protesters underneath semi-trucks.

A bluesky post about NJ police closing off the road in front of a concentration camp after ICE threw a protester under a truck.

A hastily redacted user replied "Conveniently also preventing protestor from being able to park anywhere near the facility." Showing that they consider parking more important than lives.

Steven B@stevenbfla· May 25

This feels a little targeted in light of the Reactionary Trad Caths telling the Pope to mind his own business. It's a shame their minds are closed.

Therefore, when the dignity of our brothers and sisters is violated, when politics fails to address the tragedies of humanity, when the economy turns against the person or science oversteps the limits of its competence, the Church - together with other Christian denominations and believers of other religions — must make her voice heard, not in order to dominate, but to promote communion.

Steven B@stevenbfla· May 25

Calling Magnifica Humanitas "The AI Encyclical" is like calling Pope Leo XIV "the White Sox Pope". It obfuscates the truth beyond that one fact. This section is an explicit reminder that the duty of gov't is to care for people and charities should be for emergencies, not the norm.

This closeness does not stem from an intent to supplant civil institutions, much less from an implicit criticism of their work. Rather, it stems from evangelical charity, which impels the Church to draw near to the wounds of
humanity whenever they surface with greater severity. When the Church intervenes, she does so following the example of the Good Samaritan, with discretion and closeness, aware that what arises from urgent necessity cannot become the norm, nor replace the institutional responsibilities proper to the civil community.

Steven B@stevenbfla· May 18

Oh the North East wannabe suburbanites and ex-South Philly "Italian"-Americans would really hate this if they could read.

"The legal errors are unsurprising," Krasner wrote to committee Chair Jim Jordan of Ohio and Tom McClintock, chair of the subcommittee on immigration, noting that neither had passed the bar. "The factual errors are also unsurprising, given your histories of adhering to wholly repudiated, counterfactual and unscientific election denialism, climate change denialism, and the like.
"Law matters. Facts matter," Krasner wrote.
"I can only hope they will start to register in your careers, especially as they relate to this supposed oversight of far more qualified law enforcement personnel whose goal is to serve the public rather than to serve themselves."

Steven B@stevenbfla· May 16

Uber knows the tax would be DOA in Harrisburg. This is a bad faith tactic by Uber to cut the people of Philadelphia out of the decision. Uber is a luxury most often used by those with disposable income. An extra buck a ride is nothing to the individual, but everything to Philly schools.

The plan - which would require approval from the state, not Council - appears to have some traction in both City Hall and in Harrisburg, where, the sources said, lawmakers are examining whether a hike of the existing tax could raise the revenue the school district needs to avoid some of its
more than 300 planned staff cuts.

Steven B@stevenbfla· May 7

Shot & Wash of a job descriptions (it's an AI implementation position for HR, not HR).

Job description for an "AI & People Operations Associate" for Red Ventures.

Red Ventures has had -19% employee growth in 12 months. So all that slop implementation hasn't worked out to well

Steven B@stevenbfla· Apr 17

Some peak Law Enforcement Baronial Class going on here. Unidentified adult man attacked teenagers, who defended themselves. But because he was a cop they're the ones facing criminal charges. Stay out of Quakertown, PA. Hell, boycott all of Bucks County for this.

Steven B@stevenbfla· Apr 16

Even the Society of Human Resource Managers is pointing out that we've gotta do something about the lack of entry level jobs. And they have the data. Too bad they won't take the stance that executives are merely using AI as justification to do what they always do. Cut labor to the bone.

Screenshot of an email from the Society of Human Resource Managers highlighting a story on how AI is justifying the destruction of entry level jobs

Steven B@stevenbfla· Apr 11

As long as the primary way people interact with the NFL is via gambling (including fantasy!) this is always going to be a problem. All folks care about is how a players look on boxscores, not how teams function or perform. Especially "small market" teams like the Jags who don't get tons of coverage

But the recent firestorm of Hunter and his 2026 usage isn't disrespect. It has past the point of ignorance, even. At this point, it is people outside Jacksonville clearly and plainly telling us one thing: they do not actually care what the Jaguars are doing with Travis Hunter.

Steven B@stevenbfla· Apr 7

This is some really unfortunate pricing by Home Depot. (Or on purpose, good. Or on purpose, bad.)

A pile of white 5 gallon buckets with officially licensed America 250 branding on them. They're priced at $4.88, with a preceding 1 at too high of a pitch for human ears. The price is written with stars and stripes illustrated inside.

Steven B@stevenbfla· Mar 31

It's actually him. But it's a great example of why you shouldn't trust real estate agents by default. Too many will fall for any con

Steven B@stevenbfla· Mar 16

Is that I-5YQ's music?!

Screenshot of a Wolkieepedia article about I-5YQ, a humanoid robot that learned how to get drunk in one of the most underrated MASH inspired scifi works of all time.

Steven B@stevenbfla· Mar 11

Google started sending me Gemini emails. This is at the bottom of them and I definitely don't remember signing up for Gemini. It's the last thing I'd do. Fucking worse than Slop at least slop has some value.

Steven B@stevenbfla· Feb 25

These dogwhistles are getting awfully loud.

A screen shot of a Reddit post. The title is "Rothschild: The name that appears 12,000 times in the Epstein files and no one wants to say"

The antisemitic bigot that posted it goes on to make some vague points implying there is a cover up.

Steven B@stevenbfla· Feb 23

Nobody ever told me about how whimsical all the little snow hats are after a heavy snow. Definitely a peak part of the post-blizzard landscape.

A snow covered scene. A bird feeder is in the foreground with a conical squirrel guard on its post, they're covered in about 4-6 inches of snow on the tops. In the background is a low stone wall and bushes covered in the same amount of snow hats.

Steven B@stevenbfla· Jan 28

Best part of this article is knowing that Tom Coughlin is one year closer to being rightfully denied a spot in Canton. No matter what he did as a coach his behavior as the Jaguars EVP of Football Operations was a disgrace. Who else has gotten their franchise blackballed by the NFLPA?