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McVoy can be reached at the Ocala Hilton: Hilton Ocala
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Ocala, FL 34474
He's a speaker at the Waterfowl Summit and will be back on Friday. For all of you that suffered in the latest blackout, I'm sure McVoy sends his apologies. Oh, and here is his bio that he supplied to the Waterfowl Summit:
Christopher McVoy, hydrologist and wetland ecologist, has spent the past 17 years supporting Everglades restoration through scientific research. One recent product, the University Press of Florida's book "Landscapes and Hydrology of the Predrainage Everglades", is now widely considered the definitive characterization of the Everglades in their original splendor. Dr. McVoy is Co-Author. Dr. McVoy has personally walked, canoed, airboated, and helicoptered throughout 90% of the remaining Everglades. He is happiest working 2 or 3 feet deep in it's sloughs. Since 2010, Dr. McVoy also has served as Commissioner on the City Council of the City of Lake Worth, where he continues to be a voice for sustainable development. Dr. McVoy is a graduate of Cornell University and of the University of Florida He is currently working as a consultant to the US Department of the Interior.
Makes you all tingly, doesn't it? This will be well publicized tomorrow. He's not happiest serving the people of Lake Worth? Are you kidding me?
Thanks for the research. McVoy has a REAL JOB and actually gets paid a salary for important work. He is a thinker and does not make rash judgments unlike some others I know. On top of all of that, he is a nice guy, and that's unusual for someone in politics today.
ReplyDeleteHow would you know if most people in politics are nice or not. Most of the people you rail about on this blog you have never even sat down and talked to let alone getting to know them. You can formulate an opinion by talking to others and listening to distortions and lies, but are you really getting to know that person.If you chose to consider only your chosen candidates as nice than it limits your scope and only those candidates will seem nice.
ReplyDeleteI am quite familiar with the candidates. Thanks for asking. Actually, candidates should be calling those they represent and try to get voters to understand them, not the other way around. Mr. Stafford, as an example, never invited me to A MEET AND GREET EVEN THOUGH I told him I was interested.
ReplyDeleteWhat does mcvoy have to do with a power outage?He is no more responsible for that than you are,dunce.Soundslike a Stafford remark to me.
ReplyDeleteI spoke to Commissioner McVoy last night when he knocked on my door, so I think your first poster is mistaken. And frankly, I'm glad to have at least one commissioner who is well-rounded and holds down a real job that is meaningful to the public at large, and the future of the Everglades. At least I know that he is not in office to benefit or enrich himself, unlike the other commissioners we will be left with after the election.
ReplyDeleteBeing familiar with a few candidtes does not give you an insite into their mindset. Only civil conversation and eye to eye contact will get you there. Don't be so narrow minded in thinking that candidates will seek you out. I have had to seek out candidates on my own to talk to them and really understand their positions. It is our duty as voters to get all the information possible to make a decision as important as the leadership in government. Sometimes familiarity is only what someone else wants you to know.
ReplyDeleteat 10:45--thanks.
ReplyDeleteAs this blog is about an alligator kill in a national park, I am not going to take any more comments on Mr. Stafford on what he should or should not do. It's his election to win or lose.
Sorry Lynn, I thought it was you that sent this thread off into a political discussion.My appologies.
ReplyDeleteHow about they do an open season on all the Pythons that are running around the Everglades on Invasive and dangerous species duty? That to me would be a better use of time.....
ReplyDeleteLike that idea Tp.
ReplyDeletethey did do an "open season" on pythons in the last year. Do you really think it's a good idea to send idiots with guns into the everglades to shoot things up? How much thought do you people put into these brilliant ideas, anyway? twelve seconds or so?
ReplyDeletewhy don't we send all the tempting plump people out into the glades as bait for the pythons?
why don't you invent a python trap, get rich, and move to Boca?
why don't we get some python whistles, lure them to the boat ramps, and shoot them in the parking lot?
or we could get Sarah Palin in a helicopter, by golly. make sure she puts on her f***ing glasses.
Isnt there just ONE FUC$ING inch in this miserable pot hole of a state where our wildlife can remain un-molested?!?Katie Mcgiveron
ReplyDeleteJudging by the majority of comments, I can see why the women involved in politics in Lake Worth are either, lesbian, divorced, battered, single, or childless. Same goes for most of the"men".
ReplyDeleteThank you for posting this urgent action alert!
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