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Veteran Fang & Claw
winner and STBC board member Rob Eschenfelder (center) took home
another tiger for asking Pinellas Supervisor of Elections candidates
Deborah Clark (Left, R-I) and Jack Killingsworth (Right, D)
whether they would support the office being appointed rather than elected. |
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Member
Tammy Moore (2nd from left) won the Fang & Claw on September 25, 2008 at
the St. Petersburg Yacht Club for asking
Pinellas County Sheriff candidates Jim Coats-R (far left)
Randall Jones -D
and Gregory Pound-NP (far right) whether they would hire
their opponent to work in their administration should they be elected. |
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Member
Paul Tash (center) won the prize for asking
Pinellas County Property Appraiser candidates Ben Friedlander-D (L)
and Pam Dubov-R (R) what policies they'd put in place
regarding appraising the boss' property at the September 10, 2008 program at the St.
Petersburg Yacht Club. |
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Brand new member
Kelly Cisarik (2nd from R) took the tiger on her first try for asking
Pinellas County Commission District 3 candidates (L-R) Nancy
Bostock, Rene Flowers and Darden Rice about their commitment to funding
employees' defined benefit plan, at the August 22, 2008 program at the St.
Petersburg Yacht Club. |
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Pinellas County Commissioner and
STBC board member Ken Welch (2nd fromL) won the tiger at the August 8, 2008, program at
the Feather Sound Country Club, for asking the Democratic candidates for
U.S. Congress District 10 their opinions on offshore drilling. From
L-R are Max Linn, Welch, Samm Simpson, and Bob Hackworth. |
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The prize went to USF student
Gail Davis (L) at the June 26, 2008, program at USF St. Petersburg, for
asking Creative Loafing Political Editor Wayne Garcia why the Club
didn't ask young persons for their input directly on the "Youth Vote" topic. |
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Pinellas County
Commissioner and Past President of STBC
Bob Stewart (R)
added a tiger to his collection for
the toughest question asked of Sheila McDevitt (L), Vice Chair of the
Florida Board of Governors, at the May 20, 2008, program at the St.
Petersburg Yacht Club. |
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Member
Wendy Paser (R) took the prize for asking St. Petersburg Times'
Tallahassee Bureau Chief Steve Bousquet (L)
what Governor Crist
might say now about his promise to hold education harmless while campaigning
for Amendment 1 (which resulted in cuts to K-12), at the May 6,
2008, program at the Feather Sound Country Club. |
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Longtime member
Don Crane (R) got chuckles and the tiger for asking author and noted
Florida political historian David Colburn (L) if he thought there was
any current leadership to note in Tallahassee, at the April 15, 2008 program
at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club. |
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Member Willi
Rudowsky (center) won the stuffed tiger at the very spicy April 4 debate
on the Proposed Marriage Protection Amendment featuring John Stemberger
(L) and Nadine Smith (R) at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club. |
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Florida Republican
Party Chairman Jim Greer (R) gave the tiger to Past President Tom
Dunn (L) at the March 18, 2008, program at the Feather Sound Country
Club. Dunn asked whether George W. Bush's unpopularity had ruined the
Republican "brand name." |
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Member Stacy Ames
(2nd from L) took the prize at the March 12, 2008, candidates' forum for
asking Darryl Rouson (far L) whether there had been any "quid pro
quo" in his candidacy for the FL House District 55 special election. Also
pictured here are candidates Charles McKenzie (2nd from R) and
Earnest Williams (far R). |
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United States Senator
Bill Nelson (L) fielded several tough questions at
the February 22, 2008, program at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club, but
longtime member Paul Tash (R) took away the tiger for asking Nelson's
opinion on the integrity of one of his peers who's seeking the presidency. |
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Member Maurice
Williams (center) won the tiger for asking William March (L) of
the Tampa Tribune and Adam Smith (R) of the St. Petersburg Times, why
their discussion of the presidential primary didn't include any "issues," at
the February 6, 2008, program at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club. |
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Board member and Past
President Gregory Wilson (R) added another tiger to his collection,
this time from Capitol Steps cast member Michael Thornton, who added
a little comic relief to the Annual Meeting on December 20, 2007, at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club. |
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It was a tie for the
tiger between board members Bruce Marger (far L) and Past President
Gregory Wilson (far R) at the November 20, 2007 program at the St.
Petersburg Yacht Club, featuring Col. Steve Strawder (Ret.) of the
Minuteman Civil Defense Corps. |
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Member Ray
Arsenault (L) won the tiger from Attorney Darryl Rouson,
member of the FL Tax & Budget Reform
Commission, at the November 8, 2007 program at the St. Petersburg Yacht
Club, where Rouson tasked the Club with offering a more diverse array of
speakers. |
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Member and City of
Largo Mayor Pat Gerard (L) took home the tiger for asking FL Senator
Charlie Justice
his position on the state
legislature taking local taxation decisions away from municipalities and
their residents, at the October 24, 2007 program at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club. |
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Young Tiger Daren
Miller from St. Petersburg High School won the prize from Pinellas
County School Superintendent Dr. Clayton Wilcox at the October 9,
2007, program at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club, for asking about racial
balance ramifications in the proposed school assignment plan. |
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Member Carolyn
Fries (2nd from Left) took home the tiger for asking St. Petersburg City
Council District 3 candidates Debra Johnson-Woodard, Chris Kelly
and James Bennett
what role the city should play in
helping its citizens increase their earning potential, rather than focusing
solely on cutting taxes and insurance rates, at the September 7, 2007
candidates' forum at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club.
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Board member and Past
President Gregory Wilson (L) won yet another tiger for asking FL
Department of Children & Families Secretary Bob Butterworth (R) about
the disparity of funding for Pinellas County children versus other counties
in Florida, at the August 2
program at Orange Blossom Catering. |
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Former board member
Bob Safransky (L) won the prize for asking FL Chief Financial Officer
Alex Sink (R) how many beans she’d have to take out of her jar to
provide health insurance for just 20% of Florida’s residents, at the June 22
program at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club. |
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STBC member Jennifer Thomason (R) won
the prize for asking Cut Taxes Now! Board Chair Dr. David McKalip (L)
how he could reconcile keeping us safe while challenging benefits for
government workers at the
June 7, 2007, program at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club. |
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STBC board member and past president
Gregory Wilson (R) won another tiger for his collection for asking St.
Petersburg City Councilwoman and FL League of Cities President Rene Flowers
(L) who was responsible for the misuse of Sadowski trust funds at the
May 29, 2007, program at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club. |
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STBC board member Neil Brickfield (L)
took the tiger home for asking St. Petersburg Times Capital Bureau Chief
Steve Bousquet (R) if he didn't think Gov. Charlie Crist was the
smartest man in the room, then who is - at the
May 8, 2007, program at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club. |
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Past President and veteran Fang & Claw
winner Jim Gillespie (L) won YET another tiger, this time from
Congressman Adam Putnam (R) at the
April 11, 2007, program at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club. |
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Another Past President, Beverly Mitlin (R)
added a tiger to her collection from Pinellas County Commissioner and
Florida Association of Counties President Susan Latvala (L) at the
April 4, 2007, program at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club. |
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Past President and veteran Fang & Claw
winner Jim Gillespie (R) won another tiger from National Association
of School Boards President Jane Gallucci (L) at the
March 16, 2007, program at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club. |
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Member Nicole Jones (R) took home
the tiger for asking Pinellas County Commissioner Bob Stewart (L)
if the county is using Penny for Pinellas tax money to lobby its citizens, at the
February 22, 2007, program at the Feather Sound Country Club. |
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Brand new member Dave Coale
(R) won a tiger on his first try, asking St. Petersburg Police Chief
Chuck Harmon (L)
if he'd guarantee that the department would never slash tents again, at the
February 14, 2007, program at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club. |
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STBC Board member Neil Brickfield
(R) won the tiger for asking Progress Energy Florida CEO Jeff Lyash (L)
to comment on Commission appointments at the January 16, 2007, program at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club. |
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STBC Board member and former President
Gregory Wilson
(L) took home another tiger for asking CAIR Executive Director Ahmed
Bedier (R) to name a model country at the Annual Meeting on December 27, 2006, at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club. |
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Former President Tom Dunn
(R) added another tiger to his collection when he put St. Petersburg Times
Metro Columnist Howard Troxler (L) on the spot about the paper's
recent piece on Ambassador Mel Sembler when Troxler spoke to the Club on
November 15, 2006, at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club. |
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Longtime member Gary Silvers
(Center) took the prize for addressing the slew of negative campaign
advertising when the Pinellas County party chairs Tony DiMatteo (R,
shown at left) and Ed Helm (D, at right) stepped into the Tigers' Den
on November 1, 2006, at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club.
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Brand new member Dr. David McKalip
(center) won the tiger on his first try, asking FL House District 52
candidates Angelo Cappelli (R, shown at left) and Bill Heller
(D, at right) a pointed question about stem cell research decisions on
October 13, 2006, at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club. |
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Member Rik McNeil
(Center) took the prize for asking Florida's CFO candidates Tom Lee
(L) and Alex Sink (R) about private school voucher support at the St.
Petersburg Yacht Club on September 27, 2006. |
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Former board member Bob Safransky
(R) won the tiger for the toughest question asked of USF Professor and
politcal analyst Susan MacManus (L) at the St.
Petersburg Yacht Club on September 15, 2006. |
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The question of disenfranchisement won
the tiger for STBC Past President Keith Bailey (center) at a forum
for the two Democratic candidates for Pinellas County Commission, At Large,
District 2, Calvin Harris (L) and Norm Roche (R) at the St.
Petersburg Yacht Club on August 29, 2006. |
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Member George Burke (R) won the tiger for
asking the toughest question of LeRoy Collins (L), Republican
candidate for U.S. Senate on August 22, 2006, at the St. Petersburg Yacht
Club. |
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It was a packed room for the candidates
for FL Senate District 16 at the Feather Sound Country Club on July 27,
2006. Shown here from L-R are Rep. Charlie Justice (D), Fang & Claw
winner, member Ben Friedlander, Rep. Kim Berfield (R), and
Rep. Frank Farkas (R). |
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Young Tiger Andrea Apple
(R) from St. Petersburg College took the stuffed tiger from Attorney
Deborah Cerminaro Eldridge (L), who addressed the Club about her new
non-profit Children's Best Interests First, Inc., on June 28, 2006 at the
St. Petersburg Yacht Club. |
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Brand new student member Simon Shewmaker
(R) got the prize (his second in a row) for "carving up" guest speaker
Sheri Vicari (L) of VoteSmartFlorida.org on June 20, 2006 at the St.
Petersburg Yacht Club, where the program was focused on the proposed
constitutional amendments. |
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Young Tiger Simon Shewmaker
(2nd from R) took the prize for toughest question of the candidates for the
Pinellas County School Board At-Large District 2 seat on May 18, 2006 at the
Feather Sound Country Club - he asked what each of the candidates proposed
to improve personal financial literacy curriculum in the public schools. |
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STBC board member Neil Brickfield
(L) won the stuffed tiger on May 9, 2006 at the Feather Sound Country Club, for asking Florida Senator and Attorney General
candidate Skip Campbell whether he supported then-Secretary of State
Katherine Harris' decision after the 2000 presidential election. |
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Member Bill Jonson (L) took the
prize from USF Professor Gary Mormino for asking why we Floridians
don't seem to treasure our sense of "place" like other countries, at the
April 26, 2006 program at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club.. |
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STBC member Russ Barlow
(L) won the stuffed tiger for asking Tampa Bay Devil Rays' new president
Matthew Silverman (R) to list the top three issues left over from the
Naimoli administration at the March 23, 2006,
program held in the Batter's Eye Restaurant at Tropicana Field. |
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Past STBC President Audrey Greenberg
(L) took the tiger for asking Democratic Congressional candidate Scott
Farrell (R) to name who he thought should headline the national
Democratic ticket at the February 9, 2006,
program at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club. |
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Former board member Bob Safransky
(L) won the prize from newly re-elected St. Petersburg Mayor Rick Baker
at the January 11, 2006, program at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club. |
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Past President and Tiger Timer Lou
Kubler (L) won the tiger for asking former US Congresswoman Patricia
Schroeder about Senatorial health benefits at the December 2, 2005,
program at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club. |
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STBC Board member Bob Safransky (R) won
the prize from the head table for toughest question asked of Pinellas County
Emergency Management Director Gary Vickers (L) at the November 22,
2005, program at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club. |
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Veteran Fang & Claw winner and Past STBC
President Jim Gillespie (R) added another tiger to his collection,
with a winning question posed to Congressman Jim Davis (L) at the
August 5, 2005, program at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club. |
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Attorney Diane Bailey won the
prize for the toughest question at the June 29, 2005, program at the St.
Petersburg Yacht Club titled "From Felt to Lovelace: Deep Throat & The
American Media." Presenting the tiger are Poynter Institute's Dr. Roy
Peter Clark (L) and Dr. Bob Steele (R). |
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Board member Jerri Evans got her
first stuffed tiger for the toughest question posed to NAACP President
Darryl Rouson at the Renaissance Vinoy Golf Club's Sunset Ballroom on
June 9, 2005. |
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Political Science Professor Darryl
Paulson (R) took the prize for toughest question of Col. Michael
Pheneger, U.S. Army Ret., who filled in for former Georgia Congressman
Bob Barr on April 5, 2005, at the Renaissance Vinoy's Sunset Ballroom to
discuss the ACLU's position on the Patriot Act. |
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Past STBC President Gregory Wilson
added another stuffed tiger to his collection for his tough question of
Florida Department of Children & Families Secretary Lucy Hadi on
March 2, 2005, at the Renaissance Vinoy Resort's Sunset Ballroom. |
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It was another win for a Young Tiger at
the February 22, 2005, program featuring Dr. Carl Kuttler (L),
President of St. Petersburg College. Dr. Kuttler is shown here presenting
the tiger to Steven Gould, a student at Boca Ciega High School, after
the program at the Feather Sound Country Club. |
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Young Tiger Kahram Meyers of
Lakewood High School (R) started off 2005 with a bang, winning the tiger for
a very well-composed question to Dr. Karen Brown Dunlap, President of
the Poynter Institute, on January 27, 2005 at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club. |
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It was a rough round of questions for
Florida ACLU Executive Director Howard Simon (R) at the St.
Petersburg Yacht Club on December 2, 2004, but Paul Tash (L) came out
the winner of the Fang & Claw Award, true to its name at this meeting! |
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Member George Locascio (L) added a
tiger to his collection for his sharp query of Pinellas County Administrator
Steve Spratt (R) at the Feather Sound Country Club on November 16,
2004. |
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Commissioner John Morroni took
home a tiger as some of the sitting commissioners grilled the candidates for
the open District 1 seat on October 21, 2004, at Feather Sound Country Club.
Shown here are (L-R) Norm Roche (D), Ronnie Duncan (R),
moderator Darryl Paulson, and Morroni. |
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Longtime STBC member Betty Morgenstein
took the prize for toughest question at the Candidates' Forum for FL House
District 52 on October 7, 2004, at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club. Pictured
here (L-R) are Liz McCallum (D), Morgenstein, Frank Farkas
(R), and moderator Fay Law. |
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Incoming Pinellas County Schools
Superintendent Dr. Clayton Wilcox (R) made an impressive inaugural
appearance in the Tiger's Den at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club on September
28, 2004. Pinellas Classroom Teachers' Association President Michelle
Dennard (L) walked away with the stuffed tiger for her winning question
of the super. |
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Only the truest
of tigers turned out the day after Hurricane/ Tropical Storm Frances rolled
through, but the show went on as planned. Veteran Fang & Claw
winner
Linda Osmundson
(L) won the prize for the toughest question for
Senator Jim Sebesta
(R), at the September 7 program at
the Feather
Sound Country Club. |
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The last question of the day turned out
to be the winner for Bill Jonson, who won the stuffed tiger at the
candidates' forum for Pinellas County Sheriff at the Feather Sound Country
Club on August 24, 2004. Shown here (L-R) are Jonson, Bubba Clem (D),
Jim Coats (R) and Tim Glassburner (R). |
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Past STBC President and current
board member Darryl Paulson added another tiger to his collection for
the winning question at the August 10, 2004 candidates' forum for Pinellas
County Clerk of the Court. Shown
here (L-R) are Ken Burke (R), moderator Fay Law, Brian
Aungst (R), Paulson, and Carrie Wadlinger (D). |
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Rob Eschenfelder won the tiger
(and the crowd's hisses) for his tough question at the July 30, 2004, forum
at the Radisson featuring the Democratic candidates for U.S. Senate. Shown
here (L-R) are Betty Castor, Eschenfelder, Peter Deutsch and
Alex Penelas. |
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It was only fitting for STBC Past
President and veteran questioner Jim Gillespie (R) to win the stuffed
tiger from veteran speaker Lucy Morgan, at the well-attended June 23,
2004 program at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club. |
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STBC Board member Gordon Hill (L)
received the stuffed tiger for his tough question of U.S. Senator Bill
Nelson at our May 25, 2004 program at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club. |
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Brand new member Darden Rice (L)
walked away with the prize for her question of Martha Marks,
President of REP America, at our program at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club on
May 5, 2004. |
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Past President and Tiger Timer Lou
Kubler (L) asked the toughest question and earned the stuffed tiger from
Dr. Donald Eastman, President of Eckerd College, on April 27, 2004 at
the Bayfront Center. |
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Member Gene Smith (L) got his
very first stuffed tiger by asking the toughest question of Congressman C.W.
"Bill" Young, at the sold-out program on April 7, 2004, at the St.
Petersburg Yacht Club. |
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Member Marcia Cohen (L),
demonstrating her tenacity usually reserved for the courtroom, won the award
for toughest question of Dr. Karen White, USF St. Petersburg's
Regional Chancellor, at our March 11, 2004 program at the St. Petersburg
Yacht Club. |
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Veteran F&C winner and Past President
Jim Gillespie (R) added another tiger to his collection from St.
Petersburg Police Chief Chuck Harmon at our February 24, 2004 program
at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club. |
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Member Ken Feck (L) earned the
stuffed tiger for toughest question from Philip Gailey, St.
Petersburg Times Editor of Editorials, at our February 11, 2004 program
at the Bayfront Center in St. Petersburg. |
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STBC Board member Diane Bailey (L)
took the Fang & Claw Award from the head table at our January 22, 2004
program at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club featuring Bob Kersteen,
Chairman of the Citizens for Fair Campaign Practices. |
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Brand new member Harry Harvey took
the prize at his very first meeting for his question to Darryl Rouson
of the NAACP at our January 8, 2004 program at the St. Petersburg Yacht
Club. |
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Of the many sharp questions in the
audience for St. Petersburg Times editorial columnist Martin
Dyckman (L), the award went to frequent F&C winner Rob Eschenfelder
at the December 16, 2003 meeting at the Bayfront Center. |
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Second generation Tiger Chris Fraser
shows off the fuzzy prize he just received from Dr. Carl Kuttler,
President of St. Petersburg College (shown at back) at the November 18, 2003
program at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club. |
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Political pundit Dr. Susan MacManus
provided a spirited program in the Den on November 6, 2003 at the Feather
Sound Country Club. Member Walter Kalaf (L) won the stuffed tiger for
his question of the venerable MacManus. |
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Member George Campbell won the
prize for toughest question at the November 7, 2003 program featuring the
post-primary candidates for St. Petersburg City Council. Shown here (L-R)
are candidate Bill Dudley, Campbell, Councilman Bill Foster
and Councilman Rick Kriseman. |
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FL Lieutenant Governor Toni Jennings
(left) was a good sport in the Tigers' Den on Friday, October 31, 2003
(Halloween!) at the Feather Sound Country Club. Member Gary Silvers
took the prize for the toughest question. |
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Longtime member and community activist
Ruth Varn took the prize at our October 7, 2003 forum on the Albert
Whitted Airport issue at the Bayfront Center in downtown St. Petersburg.
Here, Varn (center) shows off her stuffed tiger with speakers Jack
Tunstill and Charles Schuh. |
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At our September 10, 2003 program we
explored the issue of re-importation of pharmaceuticals. At left, Dr. Dan
Buffington presents the stuffed tiger to "Miss Kitty" Janelle Quinn
(former STBC Executive Director)
at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club. |
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One of our Young Tigers, Chris Wence
(L) from Pinellas Park High School, had the winning question for U.S.
Representative Jim Davis (R) at our August 28, 2003 program at the
Feather Sound Country Club. |
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Past STBC president Jim Gillespie
(L) took the prize at our August 6, 2003, meeting at the St. Petersburg
Yacht Club for his tough question of former FL Senators Jack Latvala
(center) and John McKay (R). |
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At our June 25, 2003, program at the St.
Petersburg Yacht Club, past STBC president Gregory Wilson added another
stuffed tiger to his collection with a winning question for Lucy Morgan,
the St. Petersburg Times Capital Bureau Chief. |
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Veteran Fang & Claw winner Rob
Eschenfelder took the prize from Pinellas County School Board members
Mary Russell (L) and Nancy Bostock (R), at our June 11, 2003,
meeting at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club. |
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U.S. Ambassador to Italy Mel Sembler
drew a huge crowd to our May 28, 2003, program at the St. Petersburg Yacht
Club. The stuffed tiger went to Darryl Rouson (L), shown here
receiving his prize from the Ambassador. |
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At our May 8, 2003, meeting at the Feather Sound
Country Club, Pinellas County Sheriff Everett Rice took the tough
questions with a good sense of humor, especially when presenting the stuffed
tiger to Linda Osmundson. |
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Member Joan Deguire (center)
received the Fang & Claw award for her tough question at our forum on
U.S./Cuba policies, featuring Patrick Manteiga (L), Editor/Publisher
of La Gaceta Newspaper, and Attorney Ralph E. Fernandez (R), on April
24, 2003.
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At our April 4, 2003, meeting, past STBC
President Darryl Paulson added another stuffed tiger to his
collection for inquiring about citizen initiatives. In this photo, Paulson
(R)
receives the prize from Florida Attorney General Charlie Crist at the
Feather Sound Country Club. |
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Past STBC President Gregory Wilson
(R)
added another stuffed tiger to his collection as he was declared the Fang &
Claw winner for his query of U.S. Representative Mark Foley, who
joined us at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club on March 14, 2003. |
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Former Board of Directors member Linda
Osmundson (on the right) accepts the stuffed tiger at our March 4, 2003
program at the Bayfront Center from the Poynter Institute's Ethics Group
Leader Bob Steele for inquiring about the ethics and ramifications of
airing political dirty laundry. |
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Seasoned Fang & Claw questioner and
former Board of Directors member Rob Eschenfelder (on the left) took
the prize at our February 11, 2003 program at the Bayfront Center for asking
St. Petersburg Mayor Rick Baker what he would do if Governor Bush called
him tomorrow to appoint him Lieutenant Governor. |
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Proud member Gordon Hill (on the
left) accepted the stuffed tiger from Florida Senator Les Miller at
our January 30, 2003 program at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club. |
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The venerable Howard Troxler of
the St. Petersburg Times met his
match in one of our Young Tigers - Sarah Young from St. Petersburg High School is
shown here receiving the coveted stuffed tiger at the sold-out "new year's
program" on January 16, 2003 at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club. |
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A very congenial Rick Flagg (L) presents the stuffed tiger to
Tony Collins for his pointed question at the Feather Sound Country
Club on December 13 (Friday the 13th, no less!), 2002. |
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Longtime member and registration desk volunteer Shirley Bassett
won the Tiger for the toughest question asked of Pinellas County
Administrator Steve Spratt
at the Bayfront Center Sun Pavilion Room on October 14, 2002. |
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All the way from Washington, D.C., Rev. Barry Lynn (R),
Executive Director of Americans United for Separation of Church and State,
presents the stuffed tiger to Dr. Edward Stein (L) from Tampa at the
Bayfront Center Sun Pavilion Room on October 1, 2002, the second time he's asked the
toughest question in just five months! |
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We love it when our Young Tigers speak
up! STBC President Keith Bailey (L), presents the tiger to
Jerome Leonardo from Boca Ciega High School on September, 2002 at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club after a
Candidates' Forum for Florida House of Representatives, Districts 51, 52 &
53. |
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Candidates for Florida Attorney General Buddy Dyer, D (L),
and Charlie Crist, R (R) present the tiger to
Rush Dozier on September 12, 2002 at the Feather Sound Country Club after the
Candidates' Forum. |
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STBC President Keith Bailey (L), presents the tiger to
Rob Eschenfelder on August 29, 2002 at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club after a
Candidates' Forum for Pinellas County School Board, District 4 (pre-primary). |
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Professor Darryl Paulson, a seasoned questioner
and questionee, won the tiger from controversial suspended USF Professor
Dr. Sami Al Arian on August 1, 2002 at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club. |
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Brand-new
Tiger Darryl Rouson (R) won the tiger from Governor Jeb Bush
at the University of South Florida St. Petersburg Campus Activities Center
on July 12, 2002. |
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Paul Tash (L) had the winning question for John Loftus at the
Bayfront Center Sun Pavilion Room on June 24, 2002. |
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Tampa Tiger Bay member Dr. Edward Stein (L) crossed the Bay to win the tiger
from FL House Speaker Designate Rep. Johnnie Byrd on June 12, 2002 at the Radisson. |
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