We are now using AI in a lot of different ways throughout our property management, construction, development, and investment businesses The most important thing that it has done for us is unrelated to AI We had to get our act together on the data side AI doesn't help when your data is scattered across seven places and none of it is clean. So over the past year we got very good at making everything easily findable. Every property, every loan, every service contract, every insurance policy. For the 123 Main Street file, everything is actually there (and the current version). Now AI works for us, because it finally has full context. But even if we weren't using AI, we are better operators today because we have gone through the effort of structuring and cleaning our data and files.

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Tesla has just officially launched the larger Model Y L in the US, starting with a Limited Edition Premium AWD "Launch Series" trim! • Price: $61,990 • Launch Series includes: 1 year of FSD (Supervised), 1 year of Supercharging, 1 year of Premium Connectivity, plus your choice of any exterior paint color, interior color, and wheel option at no additional cost. • Other Launch Series exclusives: Badging, floor mats, puddle lights, suede dash inserts and sill plates. • Range: 325 miles • 0-60 mph: 4.4s • Battery: 88 kWh • Six exterior paint options: Stealth Gray, Diamond Black, Pearl White, Marine Blue, Ultra Red, and Cosmic Silver (new to the U.S.) • Two interior color options: Black & Zen Gray • Two active air-cooled wireless phone chargers in front • Vehicle-to-load (V2L). Comes with V2L adapter. No PowerShare. • Wheel sizes: 19" (325 mile range) and 20" (320 miles) • All-black headliner • Three row, six-seat layout • Front seats: Powered thigh extenders, heated & ventilated, adjustable headrests • Second row seats: Captains chairs, electric lifting armrests, ventilated & heated, electric folding, additional air vents in B-pillar • Third row seats: Heated, electric folding, cupholders and dedicated air vents in C pillar, two LED lights in ceiling • Length: 196" (7" longer than Model Y) • Curb weight: 4,600 lbs • Total storage space: 89 cubic feet • 16" center screen, 8" second-row screen • Peak Supercharging speed: 250 kW • 18 speakers, including one subwoofer • Second row and third row seats fold completely flat • 12v outlet in rear trunk area • Suspension: Second-generation suspension system. Equipped with continuous variable damping. • 8 cameras, including front bumper camera with washer • RGB ambient lights, silver-coated glass roof for better heat rejection, 360 acoustic glass, HEPA air filtration system (same as on current smaller Model Y). Deliveries in the U.S. start in October. More photos in thread below:

Thomas Paine publishes an open letter in the Pennsylvania Evening Post, under the name “Republicus,” which advocates for the name “United States of America” for the new nation now emerging. This is the first time such a term has been used.