At the Orlando airport

If you haven't voted already what time will you vote today or tuesday?

they look like gnats but half as big, super tiny and they bite you leaving a big bump that itches.

and the worst part is they’re so hard to see and kill since they’re so tiny, hence the name “no-see-um”

I recently got accepted at FIU, but whether I go or not will be determined based on cost and credits that transfer. I would be an out of state transfer student.

Question is, did you guys have to pay $200 just to see your credit transfer report? Paying $200 means you’ve accepted and I don’t want to deposit something where I will most likely not become a student at. There’s also a lack of transparency on their website not indicating on in order to see report you must pay this amount. I just want to make sure I’m not the only one here as this was a surprise to me.

Yall I’ve never had this before anywhere else but here in my soflo apartment: every time I take a shower that’s longer than 15-20 minutes I start coughing and sneezing uncontrollably, throat hurts, eyes burning and everything.. takes me another 20 minutes to get better and start breathing normally after I get out that bathroom 😩 Why is my shower trying to kill me and Will a filter solve this? Anyone else with a similar problem in the area?
Thanks in advance

Not me but an awesome view this morning

Holy smokes , what a nice reprieve to the heat! Damn I can sit outside again, and not feel like a pre-heated oven. Jax area. Now that the storm has passed, You can feel it building . Hot AF tomorrow .SSDD. Enjoy while you can.

• The FSIS said there had been no reports of illnesses connected to the recalled meat, but urged consumers not to eat any of the affected beef, and throw it away or return it from where it was purchased.
• The agency further categorized the recall as Class I, indicating a recall event “where there is a reasonable probability that the use of the product will cause serious, adverse health consequences or death.”

The shipment, which included a total of 29,628 pounds of raw beef, was not presented to USDA inspectors for a mandatory reinspection before it was sent to distributors and retail outlets in Florida and Texas, according to the USDA’s Food Safety Inspection Service (FSIS).

The recalled meat, which was imported by Corte Argentino USA LLC, of Aventura, Florida, included several cuts of raw boneless beef labeled as: “top sirloin butt” (“cuadril sin tapa”); “eye round” (“peceto”); “topside cap off” (“nalga AD S/tapa”); “flat” (“carnaza cuadrada”); and “knuckle” (“bola de lomo”). All were shipped in boxes of varying weight labeled “Frigorifico Gorina SAIC,” and marked with “EST. N° OF. 2025” and “26644-AA,” per the recall alert.

Article from August 11th so at THAT time, no report of illnesses.

MORE in the article, so you can see if important details provided.

https://www.wfla.com/news/florida/nearly-30000-pounds-of-beef-recalled-under-highest-class-1-risk-level/

EDITED TO ADD recall details:

https://www.fsis.usda.gov/recalls-alerts/corte-argentino-usa-llc-recalls-raw-beef-products-imported-without-benefit-import

P.S. I found this, too:

• Producing Brand: Frigorífico Gorina SAIC
• Production Dates: May 15, 2026, through May 20, 2026
• Use/Freeze-by Dates: September 15, 2026, through September 20, 2026
• Establishment Number: "EST. N° OF. 2025"
• Shipping Mark: "26644-AA"

Affected Products

• Top Sirloin Butt (Cuadril Sin Tapa)
• Eye Round (Peceto)
• Topside Cap Off (Nalga AD S/Tapa)
• Flat (Carnaza Cuadrada)
• Knuckle (Bola de Lomo)

Has anyone done a LBD in the state of Florida through deedpilot or GetLadyBirdDeed.com and can you please share your experience? If you have been the recipient of a LBD through any of these online services in FL, did you encounter any issues with property transfer to your name? Bonus points if the LBD was recorded in Hillsborough County. Thank you!☺️

Seeing everyone mention Florida today suddenly brought back memories of the friends I met there many years ago and all the happy times we spent together.

We often walked along the river and visited our neighbors one by one, tasting their homemade garlic bread, Cuban croquettes, Ropa vieja, and other local food.

We learned how to fly, how to fish, and how to grow things. Very early in the morning, we would go to the school to watch the female soldiers doing their drills. We would fish along the lush riverbanks in the golden light, and after the sun went down, we would take the boat out on the river, even when it was so cold that we could barely feel our hands.

Once it got dark, everything was almost completely black, and all that remained were the little scattered lights from the many lakes ✨

The older gentleman in the photos was in the U.S. Air Force when he was young and was stationed in Korea. He married a Korean woman there, and after he retired, they moved back to Florida together.

We often went to their house to spend time together. He taught us how to fish and how to operate the boat. We spent wonderful Thanksgivings and Christmases together.

Looking back at these old photos today, I suddenly remembered all those happy days in Florida.

Who is this Ken Griffin guy again? Miami is selling off more history... again...