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Hilda Solis Class of 1981
A Love of Labor
When U.S. Secretary of Labor Hilda Solis MPA '81 was looking for internship opportunities after her first semester in USC's Master of Public Administration (MPA) program, a Trojan alum pulled out his Rolodex and gave her some names to contact. As a result, she landed an internship in the White House Office for Hispanic Affairs under the Carter administration - her first experience in Washington, D.C.
Today, she heads the U.S. Department of Labor, the second-largest enforcement agency in the federal government charged with providing enforcement and protection in the workplace. Before becoming the first Hispanic woman to hold a permanent Cabinet post, Solis was a member of the U.S. House of Representatives - serving from 2001 to 2009 in California's 32nd Congressional District, which includes East Los Angeles and parts of the San Gabriel Valley.
The Trojan Family remains an important part of her network. In November, Solis returned to campus to accept the Robert P. Biller Award for Exemplary Public Service. The award is named after the late USC School of Policy, Planning, and Development (SPPD) dean and longtime administrator who led the school when Solis graduated.
Before his passing last August, Biller had remarked on Solis's ascent from community college trustee to congresswoman to Cabinet secretary. "By learning how politics and bureaucracy and public policy issues work, and then immediately translating that to a very constructive career of action, she has benefitted not just [her] constituents, but the rest of us," he said.
During her time as a graduate student at USC, Solis built close bonds with her classmates from the MPA program - bonds that continue to this day. "Some of my best friends are from my program here. Those friends have been supporting me much of my political career."
And vice versa. "My classmates have done great, good things, too," Solis says. "They are making significant contributions in whatever positions they hold. It isn't just my story. It's the story of all my MPA classmates. We are all working hard to make the world a better place."
Working hard, indeed. Immediately upon taking office in February 2009 - at the height of the financial crisis - Solis had to grapple with the grim statistic of Americans losing 800,000 jobs every month. She quickly began investing in training for "green" jobs and health and allied-health training - two sectors of the collapsed economy that were actually growing.
Solis noted there was some fear in local communities about dealing with the federal government. One of her primary concerns was how to engage people who had been critically under-represented in terms of access to job training programs. "Part of the process was building bridges and re-establishing ourselves as a Department of Labor that would protect workers and put workers first," Solis says. "That's a change, and it's still hard." She undertook a comprehensive strategic plan that reached out to members of Congress and into local communities. "People who do best in public administration are people who come in with an open mind, gather information, adapt to what they learn and make decisions."
Asked what her message would be to current SPPD students, Solis says: "You're going to keep learning and changing. You're going to keep moving forward and adapt and learn new things. And whatever you learn, don't be selfish. Share it!"
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GENEVA, Ill. - Northern Illinois notched its 31st win of the season, equaling the second-best mark in school history, with a 7-4 victory over Eastern Illinois Wednesday afternoon at Elfstrom Stadium, home of the Class A Kane County Cougars. The Huskies improved to 31-20 on the year.
Adam Holdenrid (1-2) earned his first collegiate victory and Pat Minogue had three hits and two RBI in the contest.
"We wanted to finish strong in state and it was important to defend our home away from home at Kane County," said head coach Ed Mathey. "I am real happy for Adam after fighting back from adversity from injuries and being able to get the win."
EIU got on the board in the top of the second when Jordan Kreke doubled home Ryan Campbell, who led off with a walk for a 1-0 lead.
The Panthers added a run in the third when Erik Huber tripled and was singled home by Mark Chagnon to make it 2-0.
Pat Minogue drew the Huskies even in bottom of the fifth when he drilled a two-out, two-strike offering into left field with the bases loaded to score Danny Reed and Tim Ryan and knot the game at two.
The Huskies took a 3-2 lead in the sixth when Matt Behren's RBI single to left scored scored Anthony Maziur, who was pinch running for Scott Simon following a single earlier in the frame.
Tim Kamin provided insurance runs in the bottom of the eighth with a pinch-hit single to left that scored Marc Besteman and Minogue for a 7-2 lead.
EIU got back within three at 7-4 in the ninth when Erik Huber hit a two-run home run to center field.
Holdenrid went 6.2 innings, allowing six hits and two earned runs with two strikeouts for the win ahead of hitless relief outings by Brett Kellam and Andy Deain. Simon and Reed each had a pair of hits in the contest.
Tyler Brandon (2-4) took the loss for the Panthers (20-28).
NIU moves on to Toledo to close out the regular season with a three-game series against the Rockets beginning Thursday afternoon at 2 p.m. CDT.
-NIU's 31st victory equals the school's second-highest season total set in 2004.
-The Huskies improved to 9-3 against Division I intrastate foes this season and 40-18 vs. Illinois opposition under Ed Mathey.
-NIU has posted double-digit hit totals in six of the last seven games.
-Scott Simon has hit safely in his last seven games with his 21st multi-hit outing of the year.
-The Huskies are 3-0 in games at Elfstrom Stadium.
-NIU owns a 9-2 record in games during the month of May.


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The Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory (GFDL) is engaged in comprehensive long lead-time research fundamental to NOAA's mission. Scientists at GFDL develop and use mathematical models and computer simulations to improve our understanding and prediction of the behavior of the atmosphere, the oceans, and climate. GFDL scientists focus on model-building relevant for society, such as hurricane research, prediction, and seasonal forecasting, and understanding global and regional climate change.
Since 1955, GFDL has set the agenda for much of the world's research on the modeling of global climate change and has played a significant role in the World Meteorological Organization, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change assessments, and the U.S. Global Change Research Program. GFDL's mission is to be a world leader in the development of earth system models, and the production of timely and reliable knowledge and assessments on natural climate variability and anthropogenic changes.
GFDL research encompasses the predictability and sensitivity of global and regional climate; the structure, variability, dynamics and interaction of the atmosphere and the ocean; and the ways that the atmosphere and oceans influence, and are influenced by various trace constituents. The scientific work of the Laboratory incorporates a variety of disciplines including meteorology, oceanography, hydrology, classical physics, fluid dynamics, chemistry, applied mathematics, and numerical analysis.
Research is also facilitated by the Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Program (AOS), which is a collaborative program at GFDL with Princeton University. Under this program, Princeton faculty, research scientists, and graduate students participate in theoretical studies, both analytical and numerical, and in observational experiments in the laboratory and in the field. The program is supported in part by NOAA funding. AOS scientists may also be involved in GFDL research through institutional or international agreements.
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- February 1, 2016 Enhanced Atlantic Sea Level Rise Relative to the Pacific Under High Carbon Emission Rates - Recent observational studies indicate that more than 90% of the anthropogenically-generated heat anomaly generated between 1971 and 2010 has gone into warming the oceans. Furthermore, the Atlantic basin is warming faster than the Pacific. This study demonstrates that basin scale differences in heat uptake and sea level rise are a forced response from increasing atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations, and the inter-basin differences vary with emission rate. Read more
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Starting on Monday, Feb. 2, 2009: Dr. Amie Haugo, will see patients at MeritCare Moorhead (1301 8 St. S.); nurse practitioner Shelby Kary at MeritCare North Fargo (2601 Broadway N.) and Drs. Gary Kennedy, Susan Nelson and Ron Wiisanen, and Tina Lundeen, nurse practitioner, at MeritCare Southpointe (2400 32 Ave. S., Fargo). Dr. Ron Wiisanen, executive partner of family medicine services says, "We have a wonderful group of patients that we serve at MeritCare Island Park. They've been very understanding about this change and have said that they're very pleased that they'll be able to be seen by their same doctor."
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A Marine is served dessert during the Single Marine Thanksgiving Lunch hosted by the staff non-commissioned officers and officers of Headquarters and Service Battalion Nov. 22. The lunch was held to provide single Marines with some home cooking for the holidays. Once the single Marines were served, all other Marines were invited to grab a plate.
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1972 Chevy El Camino - Behind The ScenesWritten on May 1, 2005
People always ask about the project cars that have either fallen out of the magazine or that don't have editorial installments in the current issue, so here's our new department where you can come for updates on CC cars and engines and general staff hilarity. You've got Readers' Pages up front-think of this as Writers' Pages.
You may know that Hot Rod ripped off our Cheap Street Chevelle, made it ugly, and gave it away. So that's history. Some have asked about our '65 Pontiac with the EFI 455, and that, too, disappeared when its owner, staffer Tony Nausieda, hit the road to pursue an actual paying career. Likewise, Henry D's '78 Malibu with the LT1 swap has also left the fleet. Matt King's SuperNova still lives in town and could be the subject of staff beatings, and his thrasher '65 Biscayne has a life sentence in paint jail.
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I've had this camera for over year now.. I'm going to be upgrading soon to a DSLR. Why? Because it's too slow.. The shutter delay is huge!
I have twins and when they didn't move much, it was a great camera, the picture quality is very good and the ability to connect the camera to the TV in the living room was a much more useful feature than I imagined..
It also shoots very good video too...
Everything about this camera is great except the shutter delay. I wouldn't be upgrading if it wasn't for that.
HUGE shutter delay 1-2 seconds, my kids have run out of the shot by the time the flash goes off.
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ST. LOUIS - In a matter of minutes, A.J. Burnett squandered a four-run lead. It was the Pittsburgh Pirates' biggest failure in their latest setback.
"As good as it looked early, it's never easy against this group," said Burnett, who was knocked out in a five-run fifth during the St. Louis Cardinals' 6-5 12-inning victory on Thursday.
"They figured me out early. It's just a matter of putting them away and that's what I didn't do."
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Pittsburgh's Garrett Jones, left, scores as St. Louis catcher Yadier Molina handles a throw.
Matt Carpenter had four hits and scored the winning run on Matt Holliday's single for the Cardinals' second extra-inning triumph against the NL Central leaders in three days.
The Cardinals took two of three in the series to pull within two games of the sagging Pirates, who have dropped five of six. St. Louis won 4-3 in 14 innings in the series opener Tuesday night.
"They're a good club, we're a good club," said Pirates reliever Tony Watson, who threw three scoreless innings and retired the heart of the order in the 11th. "We get them later in the year so we'll have to show up big."
Rookie Kevin Siegrist (1-1), St. Louis' seventh pitcher, struck out two in a perfect 12th.
Russell Martin and Clint Barmes homered for Pittsburgh, which blew a 4-0 lead in one inning. Jose Tabata had three straight hits after entering as a pinch hitter.
Carpenter sparked the winning rally with a one-out walk. He went to third on Jon Jay's single before Holliday grounded a single up the middle off Bryan Morris (5-6).
"He did a good job and laid off some pitches that started in the zone and broke away, so my hat's off to him for not swinging," Morris said. "My last pitch, it caught more of the plate than I wanted to and that's about it."
Carpenter, the Cardinals' leadoff man, leads the National League with 48 multihit games and 40 doubles. He entered with league-leading averages of .366 at home and .367 in day games.
Holliday also had an RBI double and has a 12-game hitting streak.
Martin hit a tying leadoff drive off Trevor Rosenthal in the eighth, handing the setup man his second blown save of St. Louis' 4-6 homestand.
The Pirates hit for the cycle against Lance Lynn in a four-run fifth that featured rookie Andrew Lambo's first hit and RBI on a double and Barmes' two-run homer. The Cardinals responded in the bottom half with a two-run single by Daniel Descalso and RBIs in consecutive at-bats from Carpenter, Jon Jay and Holliday off Burnett.
"Everything seemed to be working back towards the middle and up," manager Clint Hurdle said. "There's some things we've tried to identify from the last start and from this start and I think we'll have a conversation to see if any of them are true."
Hurdle didn't seem overly concerned about Burnett, though.
"I know also he's a guy that's experienced everything there is in the game and he will be good and ready to take the ball the next time," he said.
Both managers put a heavy stamp on the game. Hurdle hit for two regulars in the sixth and emptied his bench, and the Cardinals' Mike Matheny used three relievers in the sixth and seventh.
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Senior citizens had a chance to show off their talents Saturday afternoon at the Abilene Civic Center.
It was the City of Abilene's Third Annual Talent Show for Seniors.
Each participant was 55 years or older. Acts included singing, musical performances, variety acts and dancing.
Cash prizes were awarded to the first, second and third place winners.
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Really feeling that Stridor, sand or rock golem, Mantasuar, Spydor, Sagitar or other top fan demanded beast should come first.
Other threads have started popping up about what the 2015 holiday item is. Many say Battleram, I've even see Mosquitor with Hordak. As I read the reasons some think this and that, I came to the realization that it might finally be one of the dinos. What got me to this conclusion? This will be one of the last two items ever to appear under the "Classics" label. The original dinos were some of the last items to ever be released in the vintage line. (the others were the Europe exclusive Megator and Tytus, and the I just recently discovered existed Laser figures) So who thinks I may be right on this and we will see the dinos soon?. If not, its a theory that makes sense like the Battle ram one (finishing the original wave makes sense to)
Also come on Matty give us the meteorbs even if they are "accessories!"
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Really feeling that Stridor, sand or rock golem, Mantasuar, Spydor, Sagitar or other top fan demanded beast should come first.
Skeleton-Warriors, Ra-Jar, Spinwit, Rock Golem, General Tartaran, Hawke, Slob-Boar, King Agho, Hunga the Harpy, Sh'gora, Masks of Power Demons, Nocturna, Lizzor, Sagitar, Crimson Fury, Lodar, Vizar, Angast, Negator, King Miro, Melaktha, Crystal-Man, ABC Giants, Stridor, Road Ripper, Land Shark
Same here. There are a bunch of beasts that are so much more important and demanded and thus should be released waaaaaaay before the Dinosaurs. Just releasing the Dinos at the end of Classics because they were released at the end of the original line would be a bad reason and a bad decision as far as I'm concerned. But who knows how Mattel is thinking, so I guess everything is possible.
Yeah I would still say the battle ram has a better chance, that or Stridor.
Preternia dinosaurs by the end of 2015? I think that won't happen. There are many more Vintage figures awaiting to be released for the MOTUC toyline.
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And by december 2015, there won't be any more vintage figures to sale, theorically.
Unless that by vintage figures you meant...vintage items !
Which leads your logic to vehicles, playsets (how likely is that?)
Okay, no more kidding, Mantisaur? Stridor/Nightstalker?Very possible candidates, yes.
But the mantis could only pretend at this price tag if, of course, The ultimate Hordak variante comes with her.
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As things stand today the odds are probably against any of the POG dinosaurs appearing in Classics ... however, if one of them was to be a chance, I'd say it would be Bionatops. After all, he is the main character's ride in the Preternia era when Battle Cat is left back in the modern time. Bionatops featured in the recent mini-comics, adding to the possibility.
There is also the great link of the techno-virus linking the early MOTUC bios with the dramatic conclusion to the Classics POG storyline where Skeletor acquires the technovirus from Bionotops.
It certainly would be awesome to see this creature added to the Classics line up.
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Not sure it will happen, but I'd be happy as hell to see Bionatops in the line.
Yeah, it's highly doubtful we'll see them, but I would love to see Bionatops make it to figure form in MOTUC.
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I would love for it to be a Dino! At this point the only beasts I'm interested in getting are any if the dinosaurs, Mantisaur, or Stridor (if you can call him a beast).
I personally don't have the desire for more horses or Clawdeen, and I don't have any a need for the back half of the Battle Ram...so a Dino would be my preference.
Sadly no these won't happen in 2015. they would be 100% fully new tooled beasts and to do that Takes away from Characters getting any new or 100% tooling. Like others have said there are characters & other beasts that take priority over the Preternia Dionosaurs.
Looking forward to a very bright 2016 with MOTUC Collectors Choice, He-Man and the Masters Of the Universe animated Filmation line, Thundercats & SNAKE MOUNTAIN
I would love a Tyrantisaur for King Hsss and a Bionatops for PDHe-man though I want Mantisaur more.
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Unfortunately, it's very unlikely. However, I would love to get Bionatops and Tyrantasaurus....not so interested in Turbodactyl and personally would prefer at least six other beasts over these two.
It's all been done before. Everything to say has already been said. Do me a solid and pretend I posted something witty and original here
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I wish! I'd love to get all the Vintage Dinosaurs. Bionatops and Tyrantisaurus, especially. I think it will be the back end of the Battle Ram, which is neat-o too, but I'd prefer a Dinosaur.
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The dinosaurs are too odd, with the line ending if anything 'beast' like gets in it will be Stridor...but I somehow don't see TG letting the line end without putting out the back half of the battle ram. I am sure when they put out the front half last year, he figured near then end of the line he would find a place...somewhere...I think they did.
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It's unfortunate that there is not more parts-sharing amongst departments at Mattel.
They could coordinate a dinosaur or two and cross sell. The tolling costs could be shared.
A Want List of Sorts: at this point... I just hope there is a 2017...


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Much Ado About Nothing
By William Shakespeare
Shakespeare's comedy features one of the most popular romantic duos of all time-- Beatrice and Benedick. A play of twists and turns, rich wit and the triumph of the human condition in our never ending search for the perfect love.
February 11, 17, 18 – 8pm
February 12, 19 – 2pm
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The Medium
Gian Carlo Menotti
Produced by the Department of Arts and Letters in collaboration with Mosaic Arts
Set amid the devastation of post-war Europe, the haunting ghost story is about a fraudulent medium who ultimately becomes the victim of the voices she conjures. An instant sensation on Broadway where it ran for over 100 performances, the opera's balance of lyric writing and intense theatricality define the Menotti style.
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Dona Nobis Pacem
Ralph Vaughn Williams
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The 2005 International Documentary Festival Amsterdam wrapped up this weekend with Adan Aliaga's "My Grandmother's House" (La Casa de Mi Abuela) awarded the VPRO Joris Ivens Award for best feature film in competition. The Spanish documentary is story of a grandmother and her grandchild living life in a Spanish industrial town. Nikolaus Geyrhalter's "Our Daily Bread" won a special jury award in the Joris Ivens competition, winning a 12,500 Euro prize. Kim Longinotto and Florence Ayisi's "Sisters in Law," which opened the festival on November 24th, won the audience award, winning a 4,500 Euro award.
In the Silver Wolf competition, for films under one hour in length, Arunas Matelis' "Before Flying Back to Earth" was selected as best short documentary, winning the 10,000 Euro award. It follows the day-to-day routine of kids in a leukemia ward in Lithuania. The festival awarded its first Silver Cub Award this year, honoring Samantha Rebillet's "Butterfly Man" as the best documentary under 30 minutes, including a 5,000 Euro prize.
Astrid Bussink's "The Angelmakers," about a series of arsenic murders involving women in Hungary who killed their husband or relatives and went to prison, was presented the First Appearance Award, honoring a film by a first-time director, including a 2,500 Euro prize.
Among other prizes, Micha X. Peled's "China Blue" won the Amnesty International - DOEN Award, including a 5,000 Euro award. Ray Westler's "Shadya" won the Golden MovieSquad DOC U! Award, selected by a jury of young people.
Organizers noted that IDFA welcomed its one millionth visitor this year, seeing a slight jump in ticket sales compared to last year.
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Mobile Trends: Consumer Views of Mobile Shopping
By David Dorf-Oracle on Mar 22, 2011
At the recent e-Tail West conference I previewed the Mobile Trends study that Oracle released today. Mobile Trends: Consumer Views of Mobile Shopping and Mobile Service Providers is the third such survey commissioned by ATG, which was recently acquired by Oracle. Over 1,000 consumers were interviewed regarding their use of mobile devices for shopping. Here are some highlights regarding mobile commerce:
- 48% of all U.S. consumers are using their mobile devices to research and browse products and services
- 38% found a store based on their current location
- 29% of consumers have made at least one purchase via a mobile phone, more than double the number reported in November 2009
And the use of mobile devices continues right into the store.
- 16% compare prices with another brand or store
- 7% look for coupons or discounts for that brand or store
- 6% seek ratings or reviews on a product or service
- 5% collect rewards for visiting a store
The paper itself contains much more data, including breakdowns by age and gender. It also contains valuable information for mobile providers. From the data, I see four clear trends for the retail industry:
1. More and more consumers are using their mobile devices to shop, both on the move and in the stores. This trend should continue as more consumers switch to smartphones, and retailers provide more information via mobile devices. Retailers that don't offer a mobile website or application run the risk of alienating their customers, which are becoming more accustomed to using their mobile devices for shopping.
2. Inside the store, consumers are beginning to expect features previously only available on e-commerce sites. Mobile truly is the bridge between the digital and physical worlds of shopping. Retailers would be wise to look at the entire shopping process from the eyes of their customers, and not view these channels separately.
3. Today's consumer will leave the house without their keys, wallet, and purse, but they'll never leave their phone behind. So it makes sense to integrate payments into mobile devices so checkout can be smoother for both parties. From the survey, 56% of consumers aged 18-34 are interested in mobile payments. Retailers should keep their eyes on Google, Apple, eBay, and Isis to see how payment technology plays out.
4. Mobile and social are beginning to intersect. Consumers want advice while they're shopping so they are using their phones to access ratings and reviews, and in some cases asking their friends for opinions while they shop. Loyalty will be forever changed by the checkin, with retailers giving discounts in exchange for more customer information. Retailers need to find fun ways to involve their customers' friends as part of the shopping process.
On that last point, Oracle Retail has been experimenting with automatically performing check-ins with Twitter, Facebook, and Foursquare when a consumer checks-out at the register. The hope is that a purchase will garner interest from friends, in effect accelerating the dissemination of product ideas.
Mobile has the potential to impact retail in ways that remind me of e-commerce's early days.


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Camping in St. Joe Peninsula State Park
    Home for the next 2 nights is St. Joe Peninsula State Park. It's in the gulf, and is miles from any town. There are no concessions, but restrooms and showers are clean and modern. Two nights camping was $53 for our tent. For $5 we had firewood, and for $2 a bag of ice. Our site in Sandy Pines Campground is very pretty, and secluded. However, it's on the edge of a swamp, and so rather damp. We heard an owl hooting while we ate our meal of homemade chili! Another campground is Gulf Breeze.  http://www.floridastateparks.org/stjoseph/
      The BP Station is the center of commerce. Rentals at the Scallop Cove B. P. include canoes, kayaks, bikes, beach chairs and fishing equipment. Bait, groceries, ice cream, lunch, clothes, and souvenirs are available. They also have charter fishing trips. They do have the corner on the market! http://www.portstjoe.info/business.cfm/id/685040168
   A quick camp breakfast of coffee, fruit, and toast started us on our day. The owl was hooting during breakfast! Biking along the beach roads, renting of course from the B. P.,  provided an opportunity for us to get close up views of some of the pretty beach houses, see butterflies and birds, observe the plants, and get exercise.  Cute names like Jamaica, Summer, and Bay Breeze were some of the street names. Houses were named Coquina, Almost There and Haven.   We saw two dead snakes and remembered how the ranger had told us rattlesnakes are protected now because so many people deliberately kill them! Rattlesnakes have their uses – killing rats is one! Cost was $7 for an hour per bike.
  The exercise had us ready for lunch, so we headed to Cone Heads, one of the only places to eat. We found a ship shaped building, painted bright blue, with tiki umbrellas covering the patio tables and an outdoor pool table. They sell produce, too! We each had a grilled fish sandwich with a side of fries and a glass of wine. Delicious! Our tab was $30 before tip.  Other food items include burgers, salads, chowder, and desserts. There are some vegetarian items! Prices range from $3.99 to $13.99.Â
    The beaches here are beautiful white powdered sugar sand! The dunes are protected, so don't walk on them!   Trees are magnificent, with Spanish Moss draped over the branches as decoration.  There were very few people here when we were here, in early November. Most of the few business that are in the area are closed for the season. Boating, fishing, birding, swimming, and hiking are some of the outdoor activities to enjoy. History is rich in the area. Natives were here long before Europeans, as evidenced in tool and pottery remnants. Spanish explorers were here in the 1500s. Settlers began moving here in the 1800s.  The American government bought much of the land in 1940 for military training.  Â
   Jellyfish, sea turtles, rays, and sharks are among the marine life.  On land, rats, snakes, and mice might be seen.   While we were registering, a woman called the ranger and said a snake was in her camper!  There are many birds: terns, sandpipers, woodpeckers, wrens, woodpeckers, hawks, and ducks.  Please heed the alligator warnings on the bay side and central areas. Always be careful in a wilderness area or preserve!
    One of the local critters decided to check out our cooking bin during the night. It was closed and contained no food, but a crash woke us up to discover the contents spilled on the ground.
    Greg decided to catch our dinner, and enjoy surf fishing. The Whiting were biting, and within an hour, he had 6 of them and a flounder to prepare. He had so much fun!  MaryJo guarded the bait and fish from marauding sea gulls and plovers!   A swim in the cool water was nice, too. Nothing like fresh fish, grilled over a campfire! The owl hooting in the swamp was a nice accent to the meal.
    Taking down the tent and breaking camp is an easy undertaking when the weather is fine!  We are partial to this area, although it is remote. Port St Joe is a picturesque little town which we passed through on the way out of the Panhandle.


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A controversial tweet from a non-profit supported by donations from Comcast has caused the company a bit of controversy over the last 24 hours and it all has to do with former FCC Comissioner Meredith Attwell Baker. In case you have forgotten, Meredith Attwell Baker approved the Comcast-NBC merger about four months ago and then – recently – took a job with the same company.
Reel Grrls is a summer camp for teenage girls in Seattle that offers courses on documentary film making, video production and film animation. The trouble began, as most trouble happens online these days – on Twitter. The official account for non-profit Reel Grrls tweeted its disdain for Baker joining Comcast-NBC as a lobbyist:
"OMG! @FCC Commissioner Baker voted 2 approve Comcast/NBC merger & is now lving FCC for A JOB AT COMCAST?!? http://su.pr/1trT4z #mediajustice"
This short sentence was enough to piss off an employee at Comcast-NBC employee, who threatened to pull its funding from the non-profit:
"Given the fact that Comcast has been a major supporter of Reel Grrls for several years now, I am frankly shocked that your organization is slamming us on Twitter," Steve Kipp, a Comcast Communications executive wrote in an email to Reel Grrls. "This is not the first time either," Kipp wrote. "I've seen at least one other negative tweet about Comcast."
The email turned out to be a bad idea. In a statement to the media, Reel Grrls claims said that it is not asking Comcast-NBC to restore any funding but does want the company to "consider whether it is appropriate to expect to be beyond reproach by any who choose to work with them."
Seeing the public response to the exchange changed Comcast-NBC's stance rapidly. The company issued a statement casting Kipps' comments in a bad light:
"We are in the process of reaching out to Reel Grrls in Seattle and let them know the funding the organization has received from Comcast is not in jeopardy," said Sena Fitzmaurice, a spokeswoman for Comcast. "We sincerely apologize for the unauthorized action of our employee. This is not the way Comcast behaves toward its nonprofit partners."
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UPPER DARBY, Pa. (AP) -- Police say a Philadelphia-area woman returned to a dollar store where she'd been banned and pepper-sprayed employees who tried to escort her out before giving the can to her 7-year-old daughter and asking her to continue the fight.
Upper Darby police say 27-year-old Delaina Garling went to the Family Dollar Store on Monday, a place she'd been banned from for alleged theft. When employees tried to escort her out, police say she doused them with pepper spray.
Police Superintendent Michael Chitwood says after employees tackled Garling, she handed the can to her daughter and said: "You know what to do, baby. Spray it!" Chitwood says the girl never used the spray.
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Quick Justice: It could be called quick justice. Two burglars caught in the act early last week have already entered guilty pleas and were sentenced Friday to prison by 75thDistrict Judge Mark Morefield. Jane Hemmick, 54, and Chistopher Loften, 32, were captured by Liberty police last Monday after tips from observant citizens. Friday, Jane Hemmick pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 10 years in prison with a chance for probation after serving 90 days. Christopher Loften also pleaded guilty to burglary and was sentenced to three years in prison.
Assault Plea: 25-year-old Justin Sye Garrett has pleaded guilty to aggravated assault causing bodily injury in the 75thDistrict Court. KSHN reported a Liberty County jury failed to reach consensus in a trial late last month. At that time, Judge Morefield declared a hung jury, and the case was set to go to trial again later this month. Then, on March 8, Justin Garrett pleaded guilty and was sentenced to six months in a state boot camp with 10 years more probation. The charge stems from a two-vehicle wreck on December 27, 2010, that left a woman with a traumatic brain injury. Evidence showed Garrett's blood-alcohol level was .11 – that's above the legal limit of .08.
Jubilee 5k: One new event at this year's Liberty Jubilee is the Jubilee 5k Fun Run. It starts this Saturday morning at 8 from the corner of Main and Sam Houston and continues through various Liberty neighborhoods. Cost is $20 per runner. It benefits the Liberty High School Class of 2016. You can enter at City Hall, Clawson's Printing or Shivers Enterprises.
Essay Winners: Three Liberty County students have been honored by the Libertad Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, as part of the organization's American History and Christopher Columbus essay contests. Those students are Faith Calico from Liberty High School, Scarleth Lopez of Woodrow Wilson Junior High in Dayton and Dillan Ferguson from Devers Elementary. Ferguson also won the state title in his division.
Obituaries: John Adrien White, 44 of Ames. Funeral service is 11 a.m. tomorrow in Mt. Rose Baptist Church in Liberty. Kendra Noelle Clanton, 4, of Baytown. Service is 10 a.m. Friday in New Journey Church of Baytown.
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Wideman Cameron completes loan switch to Rotherham
Cameron will be looking to help the Millers build on a solid start to their League Two campaign during his temporary stay at the New York Stadium.
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The following paragraph will probably be the one to skip - I find its topic quite formal and while important, not that exciting. Anyway, the next year will be my final high-school year (well, I'm currently in a Gymnasium but I guess it's just a fancy name to call a school in here). I'm not dissing my school, though. It's quite a nice place for learning and communicating, and stuff like this. I can call myself a quite successful student (good grades), I love physics but sometimes I find studying so useless and just plain boring. Whatever.
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Well the time has officially arrived, we are on on our way to Florida and Disney
I can't believe that the time has come so quickly, the last time I looked there was still 2 months to go and now it's officially time
We left home this morning and had a long 5 hour drive to Gatwick Airport. We checked into the Hilton and were given an upgrade to a deluxe room, what they didn't say was that it was a twin bed room the room is very nice though
We went over to Wetherspoons in the Airport for something to eat, I can't believe how much it's changed, where have all the shops gone before you go through to departures
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I don't know how I will get any sleep tonight I am soooooo excited Chris just rolls his eyes at me but he's excited to, he just pretends he's not
We've got some different places we want to go this time, we have tickets for Disney (obviously ) SeaWorld - haven't been for a few years, Universal Studios - haven't been for a very long time and Kennedy Space Centre. We are also hoping to get down to St Augustine and also to Sarasota to rent a boat. The rest of the time we will be relaxing by the pool or shopping
It's the F&WF so we will be spending some time there and we are meeting some friends.
Well that's what's planned, whether we manage to do it all is another story You'll have to watch this space