This day in history…on the Blog

The blog has been around since 2005. Here is what I have written on this day during that period: May 20, 2007: IN was in…

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GB Chamber CEO Peltier resigns

Press Release: The Board of Directors of the Gulf Breeze Area Chamber of Commerce has accepted the resignation of Meg Peltier as President/CEO. Meg will…

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Scott signs election bill

Press Release: The League of Women Voters of Florida is gravely disappointed by Governor Rick Scott’s decision to approve HB 1355, a controversial elections bill…

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The Ed Show again

Mike Papantonio and I have been asked to guest host The Ed Show, the syndicated radio version, from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. He’s the talent, I’m…

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Rick Scott for President, Part 2

Don’t laugh. NY Times columnist Nate Silver writes that a Southerner has an edge in winning the GOP presidential nomination. Since 1980, a Southerner has…

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Trump’s name has legal trouble

Buyers of apartments in the Trump International Hotel and Tower Fort Lauderdale thought Donald Trump was the developer. He was a mere licensor who was…

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Anti-climate change report retracted

The journal Computational Statistics and Data Analysis has pulled a report by Edward Wegman that condemned scientific support for global warming. Its analysis was an…

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New UWF VP

Press Release: University of West Florida President Judith A. Bense this week announced the appointment of Matthew D. Altier to vice president for administrative services,…

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Maritime Park photo of the day

Latest Photo of the Maritime Park from Ed Spears:

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Drink Beer, Save the Coast

Press Release: SweetWater Brewery and Goldring Gulf Distributors are teaming with Emerald Coastkeeper’s and Mobile Baykeeper’s to raise money to help with Gulf Coast restoration…

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Local GOP to causus

Press Release: – The Escambia County Republican Executive Committee announced today the date and location to select delegates from Escambia County to participate in the…

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FDOE raises school grading scale

The State Board of Education yesterday approved a plan to slowly bump up A-to-F grading standards, so schools will need to do better to earn…

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PYP Whitepaper: BP Oil Spill’s impact on Tourism

Press Release: PENSACOLA, Fla. (May 17, 2011) – On April 20, 2010 the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig exploded in the Gulf of Mexico and leaked…

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What election fraud?

My May 12 Outtakes, “Fixing Elections,” focused on what I considered the changes to Florida’s Election laws–changes I believe had little to do with improving…

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What is best school district in Florida Panhandle?

Not Santa Rosa or Okaloosa….it’s Walton County. The State Board of Education approved the designation of 13 Florida school districts as 2011-12 Academically High Performing…

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Blogtake: Shoving problems downhill

The federal and state governments are cutting their spending. Hooray! ….while sort of. The needs and problems aren’t going away simply because the programs are…

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Pictures of 2011 Mississippi River Flood

A friend sent me a link to this website, Lloyd’s Donaldson Point River Watch. It shows three pictures of the same house – 2007, 2008…

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Gov. Scott gives interview

Not to mainstream media–or even us–, but to the Florida Baptist Witness. Gov. Rick Scott gave Florida Baptist Witness a 20-minute interview on May 3….

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Buzz: Hubbs-Sea World touring city

Officials from Hubbs-Sea World Research Institute are in Pensacola today looking at possible locations for their new research center.

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Scott launches publicity machine

Gov. Rick Scott will spend the next few weeks redefining the 2011 Legislative Session as success for his administration. His Facebook page–yes, Scott has a…

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