One of my favorite development facts about Florida is that, in 1912 before the Key West rail bridge was finished, Key West was the largest city in the entire state, even though it was reachable only by ship. Its population? Less than 20,000.
In other words it speaks to the total lack of development in the state as a whole back then.
Certainly periods of no food were a big part of our evolutionary history.
Wow. Good luck and keep us in the loop.
I’m pretty sure that isn’t true. Can you find some link to the actual legislation?
You don’t enrich uranium to 60% for industrial use.
I saw some excerpts describing the damage some have taken, and many of the troops were evacuated before the war, knowing these would be targets. But they’re all (or almost all) still being used for aircraft sorties, which means they’re nowhere near obliterated. It’s not hard to disable a runway with a bomb.
Link?
We leave for Spain/Portugal/Morocco in 1 week.
Cant wait!
Nice!
Great photos AM.
Fun!
This isn't a link to that, just a general debunking.
It was 33 this morning but the high is 58.
I've never been to any of them. A few looked quite good, other definitely not. One or two looked sad.
I bet if they had done this 20 years ago the NY winner would have been Shake Shack, back when they were literally just a shack in Madison park. Now they're a big chain.
Thanks, Daniel.
Jūrgen Habermas, Robert Trivers, and now Chuck Norris.
I think you misunderstood me. Malmood_OD and thejimmydoreshow aren’t part of the Israeli government.
@Daniel I wouldn't support privatization. But they should allow them flexibility in reducing frequency of service at least for regular mail 2-3 times a week would be fine for non-express stuff) and set their own rates. Seems like that would give them enough control over their costs and revenue to let them survive.
