Met a guy on the beach in Destin one time. Came from Michigan on a vacation. Returned home, sold his stuff, moved to Destin!
Was in the web programming business and could work from anywhere. After a trip to FL, no more MI for that dude.
Frist don't come if you are bringing any blue state mentality with you. I doubt that is case if you are posting here.
As for your question.
Its the panhandle. Pensacola through Panama City and further.
South east has a ton of snowbirds there for the season. Its the most blue are of the state. But Ft. Lauderdale and the AIWW is so nice.
Take a look at this one:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3kJ7VPJnmI
Also look up any Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts. Comic gold.
How about this jewel from Don Rickles:
Common carrier status assigned to the local exchange carriers (baby bells) allowed for the proliferation of Competitive Local Exchange Carriers (CLECS) which dramatically reduced local and long distance voice and data expense from the mid 90's forward.
Further the expansion fueled the Internet boom as well as mobile carrier boom.
The theory was a last mile facility already exist into potential customer's home and business and that last mile was enabled by public right of ways and servitudes and was incentivized by a virtual monopoly protection. Therefore, any carrier should have the same rights to utilize last mile resources which in the case of the bell's was copper lines. Baby bells were allowed to charge the CLECS a rate that was intended to reflect the cost of deploying and maintaining the facility. This rate was obviously far less than the baby bell charged the customer for service and left a significant enough margin that CLECS could provide discounted service to end users and build their network.
IF twitter is considered a monopoly and was assigned common carrier status a similar effect would likely occur. Its not exactly the same as the monopoly power does not own the last mile rather operates over thousands of different networks. But it is quite interesting to ponder.
-Take every election seriously
-Get involved on the local level
-Send your kids to private school
-Work in your state to promote election integrity, nullification measures, and reinforcement of the US Constitution.
-Vote out incumbents
-Have a really good memory, e.g. If you live in Louisiana remember that Bill Cassidy campaigned as an ally and supporter of President Trump then voted for an unconstitutional impeachment.
-Practice morality and take your kids to Church on Sunday.
-Call out the ridiculous rather than going along to get along.
This could actually be a book in and of itself but will stop there.
Buildings Burned = 0
Occupied Zones = 0
Police Locked Out of Autonomous Areas = 0
Crowd Asked to Leave and Disperse and they Did.
Joint session continued after a delay of a few hours.
Not sure Seattle municipal buildings are even opened up yet????
Hmm, does not really have the characteristics of a riot as defined by the leftist over the past year or so.
I would just add to this that if it is a digital voting machine or digital counter, the software must be open source.
Further there has to no network connectivity to the device. i.e. Must be stand alone.
Nothing connected to a network or w/ wireless capability is full proof.
Digital can be secure. We vote in digital machines w/ a curtain in my state.
No reason that machine could not print out a confirmation receipt. Further no reason that you could not go to a election website and input the receipt number to verify your vote. Perhaps if you made a mistake or there was a discrepancy you could go sign an affidavit to have it changed????
I don't know or care where Dominion is located. Its a software company. It could be located in a cloud w/ remote programmers. If you want to get rid of Dominion it has to be done at the procurement level. Preventing new purchases is the key. BTW, that recently happened in Louisiana.
Any voting system software must be open source! That's the key to voting security not changing Dominion's address.
Good for you. Hope to move there eventually also. But live in the deep south now, so at least do not have to deal w/ bad winters.