Category Archives: Florida

A Bird Strike Caused a Plane to Drop Three Dummy Bombs

According to the FAA, over 14,000 bird strikes happen every year at US airports. Most of the time they’re inconsequential, occasionally they can cause a lot of damage, but things could have been especially catastrophic on Monday when a bird strike caused an A-10C Thunderbolt II to accidentally release three bombs over Florida. Thankfully, they were just dummies designed for trainings.
— Read on gizmodo.com/a-bird-strike-caused-an-air-force-plane-to-accidentally-1836111269

Video News Taking Over Social Media

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At the Palm Beach Civic Association, where I’m the Communications Director, I started writing and producing a weekly news broadcast about the Town of Palm Beach. Because of social media, it has become wildly successful. We’re getting over 12,000 views a week. That’s right, an island town with only 7,300 physical addresses and 5,800 registered…
— Read on marketingworkstoday.wordpress.com/2018/06/27/video-news-taking-over-social-media/

SpaceX: Not Perfection at First

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All those perfect #SpaceX missions weren’t always that way. Lots of 💥 before perfection. Great videos with #humor!

How Not to Land an Orbital Rocket Booster https://youtu.be/bvim4rsNHkQ via @YouTube

Drowning Doesn’t Look Like Drowning – Soundings Online

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Mention drowning and we all tend to envision a person in the water waving his hands, splashing and screaming for help. That’s not even remotely close to what a drowning person looks like, writes Mario Vittone in this week’s Lifelines: Safety And Rescue At Sea blog.
— Read on www.soundingsonline.com/

As a professional ocean lifeguard with over 70 rescues, this article is 100% true. –R. Michael Brown, Former Lieutenant Boca Raton Beach Patrol

Americans are Moving to Florida

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www.linkedin.com/feed/news/americans-are-moving-to-florida-5002650

In the Know: Interview with Kirk Blouin & Bob Wright in the Town of Palm Beach

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Python #2,000 Hunted and Removed from Everglades in 2 Years.

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50 percent of pythons removed from the Everglades have been adult females each capable of laying 40 to 100 eggs per season.

That’s 500 snakes per year each laying that many eggs. Even if they got half of the snakes left (unlikely) that means a minimum of 20,000 pythons are being born per year.

That number has to be low.

https://www.palmbeachpost.com/news/20190318/indiantown-python-hunter-captures-historic-python-in-early-monday-morning-hours

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