Florida
I'd like to say that watching Republicans realize that the virus doesn't care about your politics has brought a grim satisfaction. But it hasn't. It's just depressing. Like with climate.
What a country: A Palm Beach County trailer park could be the site of a future Donald J. Trump presidential library - and the pitch may be made by Vanilla.
On November 26, 1931, cigar factory owners in Ybor City, Florida, initially a company town but by this time a neighborhood in Tampa, banned cigar makers from having people read.
I guess there's no reason for Florida's escaped monkeys to be any less disease ridden than Florida's people: In the heart of central Florida lies Silver Spring State Park—a large.
Forgive me for a similar post as to what I wrote about Houston, but a gigantic hurricane ripping apart Florida is entirely predictable and the developmentalist ideology that drives that.
From Lake County, Florida, this is pretty incredible. This is what the derangement caused by the militarization of our police looks like. pic.twitter.com/NMNjmtWa5c— Jack Smith IV (@JackSmithIV) April 9, 2017.
People largely responded positively to my call to do something, anything, but something to fight Trump. Right now, there's a lot of people who want to do nothing but relitigate.
A new Siemens wind energy project in west Texas and eastern New Mexico will produce 324 megawatts of energy, enough to fuel 180,000 American households. That's a lot of energy..
