Siesta Key Beach 7/22/26 with a storm heading from the east. @MattDevittWX
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For all these dumbasses claiming if they had Elon's money they'd end world hunger, cause world peace, educate everyone, or whatever, blah blah blah... No you wouldn't. You're full of shit and everyone knows it, because that's not how the world works.
Throwing money at a problem doesn't fix it. The entire history of government demonstrates that. Saying vapid nonsense just makes weak, unimaginative people with a childlike grasp on reality feel better about themselves for caring harder, while accomplishing nothing.
Meanwhile, the guy you hate revolutionized EVs and self driving cars, brought affordable reliable internet to every corner of the Earth, and is making the dream of colonizing space real. And the process of doing all that has given hundreds of thousands of people jobs.
While you posture about how you'd give everybody an imaginary unicorn, he's done stuff that's actually changed the world for the better.
And you don't get it. You can't get it. Because you're just too fucking small.
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Here's a look at some of the coldest temperature observations from Northern Alaska today! Today marked the 21st day at or below -40°F at Fairbanks International Airport of the season. This is highest number of -40°F days in Fairbanks in 55 years or since the 1970-71 season. #akwx
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This is your monthly reminder that we began cutting steel on the USS John F Kennedy in 2011.
I toured her on Monday and she looks complete but is not expected to complete sea-trials until 2027.
That’s 16 years. Sixteen!
Replying to @johnkonrad
The US has 11 carriers. If one is sunk, it takes 9 years to build a replacement.
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Viral posts on X are circulating Flightradar24 screenshots claiming the U.S. Air Force has “disabled virtually all flight tracking transponders.”
That’s misleading. This day/night drop is normal—activity is typically higher during U.S. daytime and much lower overnight (U.S. time).
Comparison - 7 days ago, same time.
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The most amazing sunset and colors tonight I've ever seen. Tampa Bay! – at Wimauma, FL
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Over the weekend, the Garmin Emergency Autoland system was activated for the first time in a real emergency scenario. The aircraft landed safely in Denver and all onboard are safe. flightradar24.com/blog/aviat…
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Florida chef saves regular’s life after he stops showing up for daily meals trib.al/fi1oQNQ
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When we first started many didn’t believe it could be done. An all American made organic pillow with real American wool. We were told American wool was a dying industry and that we weren’t big enough to meet order minimums for American grown organic cotton. We were told that bootstrapping (literally building everything from scratch without any real funds) wasn’t going to be possible.
I thank God for our stubbornness and our belief that you can do whatever you put your mind to. We put our heads down and have busted our asses to get to where we are.
We now have our very own wool mill (1960s American made machinery to vertically integrate) and our own property with a sew shop and a space for wool processing.
This is just the beginning and you can expect big things from The Woolshire going forward. Thank you all from the bottom of our hearts for your love, prayers, and support.
Happy 3 year birthday, Woolshire.
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As we continue to lay the groundwork for AAM, we’ve added air transportation technology to our SunTrax testing facility, creating the first dedicated research & development site in the nation that combines both air and surface transportation. As part of this announcement, FDOT is also excited to share our AAM Business Plan to showcase the action we’re taking today to ensure AAM becomes a viable transportation option tomorrow.
Read Florida’s bold next steps for AAM here at our enhanced SunTrax website >> suntraxfl.com/suntrax-air/
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I was in devastated Black River #Jamaica last night (in search of a new wheel for my car). The city is a shocking sight. But I'm happy to report the situation was under control: police & military all over; aid trucks everywhere giving out food, water, & care packages; mobile clinic folks tending to medical needs; & bulldozers already clearing the downtown area. Most importantly, the prevailing mood was calm. Residents seemed to have their hands full with supplies. Jamaica is going to need international help to fix this situation. But they've taken aggressive first steps on their own. 👊 #Hurricane #MELISSA
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Operation Cool Runnings delivered over 1,000 lbs of humanitarian aid, MREs, medicine, generators, & medical equipment, to Jamaica after Hurricane Melissa, & evacuated the first group of Americans from Montego Bay.
Flights Bobsled001 & Bobsled002 landed safely in Key West at 9 PM EST.
Help us keep bringing Americans home and delivering life-saving aid to Jamaica. projectdynamo.net/donate
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The United States is in close contact with the governments of Jamaica, Haiti, Dominican Republic and The Bahamas as they confront the devastating impacts of Hurricane Melissa. We have rescue and response teams heading to affected areas along with critical lifesaving supplies.
Our prayers are with the people of the Caribbean.
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this is such a telling self own.
yes, we were accepting of all sorts of personal identities.
but no, no one felt entitled to force them on anyone else or demand that they accept it.
and boys played on boys teams and girls played on girl's teams.
and no one demanded to use the wrong bathroom.
you could have had this too but instead went full crybully demanding accommodation and pretending that biological gender is a social construct and that "dudes who tuck" have a right to be in the girl's locker room and that it's "hate speech" to claim otherwise.
you have not been reasonable people.
"accept me?" is very different than "accept me!" (or else)
the 80's moved personal identity forward because it was just people being people and lots of them were interesting. this led to experimentation and quite a lot of acceptance.
we literally had a society where construction workers from pittsburgh thought hair bands in leather and lipstick were awesome.
you guys have set back personal identity 40 years because you could not resist wielding it as a weapon.
where once was fun and tolerance, you made everything into politicized struggle sessions. that's not identity, that's a power grab.
you squandered what was given to you by being little brats about it.
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Sharing this out. Great resource here!
The Exchange Credit Program (the Military Star Card) is offering a 3-month, 0% interest and no payments on all commissary purchases from October 1–31. Applies to all commissary locations and is available to both new and existing Military Star cardholders. MyECP.com
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We didn't have to do this in the Canada I grew up in #cdnpoli
It’s 9pm, Niagara. Have you completed your #9pmRoutine?
Ensure all your valuables are secure, cars, doors and windows are locked, and alarms are activated if you have them.
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That's the number of people who took the DOGE buyouts. The agreements formalize as resignations at the end of the fiscal year.
BREAKING: Over 100,000 federal workers are set to formally resign tomorrow.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The "resignations" are part of the planned early retirement offered by the OPM at the beginning of 2025 as part of a D.O.G.E. directive.
opm.gov/about-us/fork/…
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We've heard from some older Floridians who believe the Florida Dept of Health is preventing them from accessing COVID-19 vaccines in pharmacies or requiring that they obtain a prescription. This is a hoax. Although these vaccines are unsafe and not fit for human use, the decision to administer them at a pharmacy rests in the hands of the pharmacist or pharmacy. FDOH is not involved in this decision.








































