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That shouldn’t be much of a surprise. Miamians need to earn .50 an hour just to afford rent on a decent one-bedroom apartment. Riptide has also noted how rents in Miami are some of the most unaffordable for an average resident in the nation. The Miami Herald, meanwhile, has an interactive investigative report this week explaining why Miami’s recent real estate boom has favored the rich and screwed over the average citizen.
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— lunawicc says:
All of a sudden I cannot upload images from my Pictures file.
When I click on old uploader and new uploader absolutely nothing happens
Please don’t respond in any sort of intelligent computer language. I have a hard enough time figuring out how to find the Start function, so keep it simple.
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— lunawicc says:
I have tried everything. Shut down adblock, changed security, rebooted, everything, and nothing has changed.
When I hit the command to upload images it is like there is no communication at all.
I must say I am so fed up with the new flickr and all of the problems. I just want to continue to load my pictures, and tell my stories, add tags etc. without having to spend ages trying to find where and how to do this. I still want to use flickr because of my longtime contacts, but this is getting ridiculous.
If Avast and flickr are having a problem, then I suggest the two get together and sort it out.
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…..item 2)…. Miami Ranked Third Most Stressed American City …
… Miami New Times … blogs.miaminewtimes.com/riptide/ ….
Riptide … Miami News / Crime / Sports / Debauchery
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You’d think a place where world travelers flock to lie around on the beach would be in a constant state of paradise-induced relaxation for its residents. Of course, anyone who calls Miami home knows that isn’t always the case.
In fact, real estate blog Movoto has ranked Miami the third most stressed-out city in the entire United States.
So how did the folks at Movoto come to this conclusion? They factored in a number of criteriam including:
.. Commute time
.. Unemployment
.. High cost of living
.. Crime per 100,000 residents
.. Hours worked
.. Population density
.. Percentage of income spent on rent
Data came from the U.S. Census .. Bureau’s American Community Survey and FBI crime stats.
It turns out Miami’s high rents are the leading reason for the city’s bronze-medal placing.
"The biggest contributor to stress here is what we were just talking about with regard to NYC: affording a place to live," Movoto writes. "Miami residents put an average of 37 percent of their yearly household income towards rent, so just slightly less than NYC, placing this city at third overall for that criterion."
That shouldn’t be much of a surprise. Miamians need to earn .50 an hour just to afford rent on a decent one-bedroom apartment. Riptide has also noted how rents in Miami are some of the most unaffordable for an average resident in the nation. The Miami Herald, meanwhile, has an interactive investigative report this week explaining why Miami’s recent real estate boom has favored the rich and screwed over the average citizen.
Miami also ranked 12th overall (of America’s 100 biggest cities) for crime, 14th for commute time, and ninth for population density. The Magic City ranked lowest for hours worked, at 47th.
Apparently, folks in Hialeah are a little less stressed. They came in 15th. Which still isn’t that great. Though, even Hialeah came in fourth for unaffordable rents.
In case you’re wondering, Washington, D.C., was ranked first, with NYC taking second. San Francisco just missed the podium in fourth place.
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— Carolina Sofia from Facebook
That’s Miami; first world country city with third world country salaries, traffic and attitude, but at least we have the beach! 😉
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— Tony Castaneira from Facebook
One good thing about Miami. It ain’t Broward. That shithole is all strip malls and townhomes populated by racists who use to live in Miami but hated the fact that somebody of color could do the job better than them
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— Phil Ramirez from Facebook
Add to that, the upcoming speed limit increase to 75mph STATEWIDE and Hialeans’ "TOCAME LA PING@" attitude, plus their undeserved swag… Things will sure get lovely here!!
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— Cary Gonzalez from Facebook
Because the chill out concept is just an illusion created and perpetuated by the tourism industry and local politicians. Wanna chill out at the beach? Be ready to spend A WHILE driving around looking for parking and then pray your car is still there and in one piece when you get back. Or, you can shell out 0+/night for a substandard hotel that will also charge you /night for parking.
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