The FOX 8 I-Team obtained video raising questions after a Cleveland man said he got no mail for months.
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The FOX 8 I-Team obtained video raising questions after a Cleveland man said he got no mail for months.
🎶 USPS is still garbage 🎶

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Toronto is getting an i-team
Bloomberg Philanthropies runs a program called Innovation Teams (also called i-teams). It is one of their approaches to driving innovation within cities. What they do is provide grant funds to cities in order to help them assemble a local “i-team”, which they will fund for up to 3 years.
They, like me, believe that cities are uniquely positioned to solve some of the world’s most challenging problems. So the teams essentially function as in-house (in-city?) innovation consultants, using an approach that relies heavily on research and data.
Here are some of the successes they’ve had so far (excerpt taken from here):
“In New Orleans the i-team helped the city reduce its murder rate by 20% in less than two years. In just sixteen months, Memphis’ i-team leveraged the approach to fill 53% of the empty storefronts in key commercial tracts of the city, giving hope to small business owners and reinvigorating the city’s core. Mayors in pioneer cities successfully deployed their i-teams to decrease homelessness, reduce youth violence, and stimulate economic growth, and these i-teams continue to be re-deployed to solve new and pressing problems.”
Because of these early successes, the program is expanding. Their latest round of funding will bring i-teams to Durham, Baltimore, Austin, Detroit, Anchorage, Be’er Sheva (Israel), and Toronto. This will be the first i-team in Canada. And I am excited to see what they are able to accomplish.
You know what would be really funny? If the I-team, who are each like 2 feet tall, could combine into a bot that's-! 3 feet tall, maybe 4. Like, not even the size of a fully grown human.
Speedrunner will exploit any weakness just to do its job faster. It is very impulsive and hates being slowed down. At the same time, however, it methodically plans out every move and possibility so nothing can slow it down when doing its job. Its alt form is a pc.
Oss is an eccentric bot with a passion for science. Its alt-form is the Oss system and it's constantly making new gear based on the system's accessories. If not that, then it's doing crazy things in one of its favorite sandbox or sim games.

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Connector is a very patient bot who has the ability to scan his surroundings using his shoulder-scanner. He transforms into an *-box/A-box. Online he is a master at manipulating people but it's not so easy offline.
Crabby is a member of the autobot group I-team, a group consisting of autobots that transform into various electronics. Crabby, like it's name suggests, is a very cranky bot. It loves violence and is very impatient. It's alt-mode is the relatively new Duo console (a Switch).