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Friday, October 16, 2026

HERE COMES THE ...

 As you approach the weekend in South Florida, we have one word for you: 

RAIN  


It's going to be a rainy weekend. Too bad it's Miami, where the cultural activities include checking out the wine prices at the local gas station, posing for selfies at the Surf Club, and going to the mall. 

Have a blast, but carry an umbrella. 

Meanwhile, the Florida Supreme Court continues its very strange defense-friendly opinions. Take a look at Jones v. State, a murder conviction and death sentence vacated on an appeal of a 3.850 motion.  That's as rare as stumbling upon a production of A Midsummer Night's Dream in Hialeah or Doral (for our robed readers, that's an oft produced Shakespeare play).

So while it's raining, enjoy this from the Beatles, which for those of you of the Starbucks/IG/Snap generation, was a band of some renown some years ago. 


  

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