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>Uthmeier, who was appointed to the Cabinet position by Gov. Ron DeSantis in February 2025, issued an unprompted legal opinion declaring the state constitution’s ban on funding for religious institutions to violate the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, which guarantees the free exercise of religion.

Where I live, it's university students getting blackmailed when they have people take their tests for them in LockDown Browser.

For the most part, I understand the process of taking the exam. I did take an online driver's ed course in high school, which counted towards the TLSAE requirement. And I understand that when physically going to take the test, you need to bring proof of completion of the course.

I have a weird circumstance where when I completed driver's ed, my mother refused/didn't allow me to go to the DMV , and I therefore never actually got to take the online test either (I do know it has to be in person if you're 18+).

I want to be able to go to driving school so basically I'm wondering:

- Knowing that the ASI online test expired when I turned 18, does the TLSAE completion still stand or will I have to retake a course?

- Since I can't access the ASI account, if I do still have the TLSAE requirement, what kind of proof of completion do I need if I want to take the permit exam now?

Hello everyone!

I’ve been dreaming of visiting the Kennedy Space Centre ever since I was a child, and I’m finally making it happen: I’m getting ready to spend a week in Orlando in mid-October :) I was wondering if there’s a good bus service in the city and to the KSC and Disney? And what would you recommend I do or visit? Please kind replies only

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Hey everyone,

I’m looking for hardware recommendations for a portable AC unit. I live in a ~1200 sq. ft. 3rd-floor apartment in North Florida (Tallahassee), and the insulation/airflow is pretty poor. My south-facing bedrooms get brutal in the afternoon, and the central air just can’t keep up.

Our management strictly prohibits window-mounted units, so a portable unit is my only option.

I’m strictly looking for a dual-hose setup to avoid the negative pressure issues of single-hose units. I’d also prefer inverter technology for efficiency and lower noise since it will be in a bedroom/office.

Most dual-hose inverters (like the Midea Duo) seem to start at 10,000+ BTU (SACC). I’m worried that might be overkill for a single bedroom and lead to short-cycling. However, I already run a dedicated dehumidifier in the space. Would having that separate dehumidifier running make a more powerful 10k or 12k BTU unit more viable, or should I stick to looking for a smaller 8,000 BTU unit (like the Hisense dual-hose inverter)?

Even with the separate dehumidifier, it's swampy here. I need something with a reliable self-evaporative system so I’m not constantly emptying a tank.

Has anyone seen a significant performance difference between the 8k and 10k BTU dual-hose inverters in high-humidity climates when paired with a standalone dehumidifier? Any specific models you’d recommend for a small room?

Thanks for the help!