Roberta Young(Bird)

Remember when Saturday Night Live was fearless & funny?

GOOD MORNING FROM FLORIDA, X This is why Everglades Restoration is vitally important for FLORIDIANS 🦩

One of the great Culinarists of all time - THE SWEDISH CHEF - is joined in the kitchen by his Uncle as they take a Swiss Turkey, some Chinese ingredients & turn it into a Yugoslavian Chicken. #DannyKaye

Mesmerizing detail of this mysterious Devata located on the top floor of Angkor Wat

BREAKING NEWS: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has officially withdrawn its application to deepen and widen the Port Everglades shipping channel. This is the most significant progress in more than a decade of advocacy to protect Florida’s Coral Reef from this harmful project.

Megalithic Pisac in Peru is arresting, both in its beauty and its complexity. The angled walls with their perfect corners are 🔥 🔥- not to mention its acoustics, which you can hear in this video.

Byron Donald's AI data centers and big payouts.

Floridians! All Floridians. Stop fighting each other and start paying attention to what politicians have been doing for decades. 👇👇👇👇👇

@omgsidewalks Peaceful

WHAT’S THE PHASE OF LIFE CALLED, WHEN YOU DON’T WANT TO LEAVE THE HOUSE? AND YOU DON’T WANT ANYONE COMING OVER TO THE HOUSE.

UPDATE on the proposed data center in Fort Meade, Polk County, Florida, population 5,100: — Florida Secretary of Commerce J. Alex Kelly, wrote a letter to Fort Meade Mayor Jaret Williams, raising red flags about the $2.6B Fort Meade data center plan I have included screenshots of portions of the letter. — Basically, Kelly said that if the more than 4,000,000-square-foot facility is ultimately constructed, it will present significant risks to central Florida's energy capacity, water resources and transportation infrastructure. — The data center would be located on a 1,300-acre former phosphate mine. (I included a screenshot of the location) The developer, Florida Ecopark LLC, says the facility would use 50,000 gallons of water per day and could create nearly 500 jobs by 2031. (Just for context, major phosphate operations often pull 30–34 million gallons of water from the aquifer daily.) — "We are 100% in support of positive growth and opportunities for the city, but we want to make sure we're set up for success and not approved too early to where we have false hope and no jobs for the citizens in the town," George McNerney, the vice chair of Watchdogs of Fort Meade, said. — One of the city commissioners, Candice Lott, told FOX 13 that “concerns raised by the commerce secretary will need to be addressed before any development can occur.” (I included screenshots of her statement.) — The developer still needs to acquire a number of permits from various agencies, including the Southwest Florida Water Management District, before the project can move forward.

Look familiar?

@Gunblaze1969 Rick James

Handsome guy needs a name

This is how in Pakistan make free electricity by just using magnets

Chip Roy said maybe it’s time to dump all 435 in the House, all 100 in the Senate, and start from scratch -Because Congress is failing Americans.

How many coincidences before it becomes statistically impossible to be a coincidence ?

@EthanLevins2 Clone glitch

Something seems off….