Gulf-effect snow is pretty rare for Florida, but has happened before with just the right set-up. Will there be enough moisture? That's the million dollar question. Models say we've got a shot, especially near Tampa Bay. Can't rule it out just yet in Southwest Florida too. Let's

Not a disaster for Al Gore. He’s rich AF now.

And this sums up why car companies in the 1980s were the epitome of bureaucracy. You had to send a memo to make a design change that had zero impact on safety, performance, and vehicle functionality.

100% Preventable - Strong words here from NTSB Chair Jennifer Homendy on 2025 DCA Midair Collision: "We should be angry, because for years no one listened. This was preventable, this was 100% preventable...having a helicopter route crossing runway...with only 75 feet of

The next frontier for Banana Ball. Youth sports has its challenges. It’s expensive, overly competitive and often inconvenient for families. It will take a lot of work to create something that is new and different. But we are ready for the challenge.

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The MacBook Air was one of the most consequential products Apple delivered. At the time, it was the future had arrived.

I say this with love, my fellow marketers. When someone buys something from you, and you carpet bomb them with 12 emails over 7 days, you are an agent of your own demise.

Europe has zero native hyperscalers. Nothing to compete with AWS/Azure/GCP on: - Global scale - Ecosystem depth - AI accelerators - Managed services breadth

IMAX was imagined as a better movie experience. The Sphere is an entertainment destination. Sphere wins.

Today is National Florida Day. From hosting the nation’s oldest city, St. Augustine, to the space launches of the future, and everything in between, Florida has helped shape the American story. As we approach our semiquincentennial, we celebrate the people, places, and moments

My wife borrowed my truck yesterday to drive up to Venice, it’s about 110 miles round-trip. I feel like I was robbed of an important odometer milestone.

I was the press attaché at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran when I was taken hostage for 444 days by the zealous followers of Ayatollah Khomeini. During that time, the spokesperson for the hostage‑takers, Massoumeh Ebtekar—whom we called “Mary”—interrogated us with venom and publicly

Best mariachi band ever.

So normal in Wisconsin. Got it.

This is the single defining behavior of successful leaders. Immediacy. Good CEOs act on information or they discard it, they don’t put it to the side for later. Politicians successfully fail up and do not act with immediacy and agency, which leads to task forces and summits.

Bessent is a stone cold killer.

Warner Bros. is a yoke around the neck of acquirers: - Time Warner: hit-driven, unpredictable. Profits were juiced with cable (HBO). Cable slowed, losses showed - AT&T: exploding cash burn, financial controls clashed with creative decisions - Discovery: $50b in debt, massive

With the same people running the same institutions, nothing will change. Over-regulation isn't a lifestyle choice; it is an ideological position that is central to their operating system.

I'm assuming this is as advertised, and if so, genuinely impressive.