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Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 8:51AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Good Morning Campers - we are doing the Channel Islands REPORTERS WANTED challenge today ... here is a link to work previous students have done in this project .. and we'll add links ot others as we go ...... button

Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 8:53AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Reporters Wanted : Lone Woman of San Nicolas Story ................................. It has been 150 years ago this year since the first rescue party went out to search for the Lone Woman of San Nicolas to rescue her from her 18 year isolation on the most remote Channel Island. But all they saw as a ghostly apparition beckoning to them. It was in 1853 that she was finally found and rescued.

Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 8:54AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Here is a description of her discovery that was published by an anonymous writer in a Sacramento newspaper on October 13, 1853 – the same year she was found. After reading it, write us your own 100 word short newspaper feature ( non-fiction ) on the historical events surrounding her recovery in 1853, pretend you are a writer who has learned about this amazing event and is giving your town news of what has happened.

Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 8:54AM PST (-0800 GMT)

Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 8:54AM PST (-0800 GMT)
“The wild woman who was found on the island of San Nicolas about 70 miles from the coast, west of Santa Barbara, is now at the latter place and is looked upon as a curiosity. It is stated she has been some 18 to 20 years alone on the island. She existed on shell fish and the fat of the seal, and dressed in the skins and feathers of wild ducks, which she sewed together with sinews of the seal. She cannot speak any known language, is good-looking and about middle age. She seems to be contented in her new home among the good people of Santa Barbara. “

Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 8:55AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Each Camp student has a variety of resources at their disposal to learn about this legendary woman. Have them combine resources – film, book, online historical accounts – to write their own 100-or-more-word news article that would have been a description of her ordeal and rescue. Publication date would be October 12th, 1853 and they can ‘scoop’ the above Sacramento writer. To read the historical account, go to the bottom of this page and begin following the trail of her story .... button

: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 9:28AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Human Footprint Leads To Life On Deserted Island July 1853 Santa Barbara After the terrible storm, the explorers discovered the print of a slender naked foot. The crew reported that "the footprint led us to clues." The next day, Nidiver, the explorer found a basket that contained a robe made up of seagull's feather. With further questioning as he crept closer and watched a woman in a low woven-brush roofless enclosure. Upon questioning, we found out why she was on the island alone, and where her family lived. It is determined that she had been looking for her baby on the boats, but he/she was not found. The crew reported that she had never found her baby before her eighteen years alone. With further questioning, we found that she lived on fish, seal's blubber, roots and shellfish; and the birds, whose skins were used for clothing. These birds were sea birds. Upon questioning, we relized that the bush enclosures were what the Lone Woman had used as screens for protection. She made frequent trips to a large cave on the north end of San Nicholas. The real mystery has still not been revieled. Some scientific questions have still not been answered. By: Natasha and Da Young

: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 9:30AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Indian Woman Survives Eighteen Years Alone By:Eri July 1853 This is a reporter that has discovered that an Indian woman was surviving alone.The ship that goes to the mainland,forgot to put her young baby on the ship.He was her baby,so she went to save him.After the wild dogs that had killed her brother,the Indian woman was all alone. In July of 1853,the otter men made a third trip to San Nicholas,whose name is Captain Nidiver and Charlie Brown.Nidiver and Brown walked several miles down the beach at night.In the moonlight,a long and thin naked foot was printed on the ground.They noticed that the woman was living.Weeks of hunting,he saw the woman wearing a garment made of bird's feathers.She was taken first to Santa Cruz for a month.She,then was taken again to live in Santa Barbara and lived with Captain Nidiver and his Spanish wife.

: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 9:31AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Hi!Our names are Natasha and Da Young. We were wondering if you got our newspaper article. Is it good?

: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 9:31AM PST (-0800 GMT)
The Lone Woman Found After 18 Years! By:Rebecca July 1853 Men named Charlie Brown and Captain Nidiver have just discovered that the Lone Woman is living after they found a naked footprint in the island of San Nicholas. Near by they found dry meat hanging from elevated crosspeices. Then they said that they saw a moving figure by the hills.They approached the the moving object it was a woman greeting them with gestures. They took her back with them on the ship to Santa Barbra. On the way back the woman told them that she was left behind because she stayed to look for her baby. During the 18 years she lived on seal blubber and fish. When they found her she was about 42 years old. A couple of days ago she died.

: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 9:33AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Courtney Phantom of The Sea Revieled Captain Nidiver was on an otter hunt. One of his crew saw a mesterious figure on the island beconing and shouting. On there third trip to San Nicolas island they discovered the women named Karana. Who had been stranded there for eighteen years.Amazingly she had survived all yhat time by making use of the local animals and plants. She never found her baby when she returned to the island eighteen years before. She was taken to live with Captain Nidiver in Santa Barbara. She was dissapointed when none of her people could be located at the misions. And none could even speak her language. About two months later she became ill and died.

: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 9:34AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Clues Finally Reveal the Mystery of San Nicholas Island July 1853 Santa Barbra Ca By:Alisa This reporter descovered the story of a women from San Nicholas who was alone 18 years.She was finally rescued by a captain called Nidiver and his partner called Charlie Brown. They had a trip to San Nicholas and it was their third trip. On that day Nidiver found a print of a slender naked foot. On the next day he found a basket of rushes and some food. After days and weeks they found new clues like a shelter,tools in a basket.They were sure there was someone on the island.Nidiver and Brown followed the footprints they finally found someone.It was the woman of San Nicholas!She seemed to be forty or fifty years of age and she looked well.When Nidiver and Brown tried to communicate with her they could'nt so they communicate with silent language. Nidiver and Brown brought the woman to Santa Barbra.She lived for a few months and died mysteriously.She is buried in the cementry beside the Santa Barbra Mission.

: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 9:35AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Hi! My name is Rebecca I love this program. I hope you like my newspaper article. Thank you!

: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 9:37AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Hi!My name is Eri.I like this program!I wanted to know if my article is ok.Do you like it?

Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 9:44AM PST (-0800 GMT)
These are very good articles - waht school are you from ? Your titles are top notch - really make the reader want to know waht the story is. Please look over your copy tho as many sentences are not complete thoughts ... Natasha and Da - this setnence is not a full thought : With further questioning as he crept closer and watched a woman in a low woven-brush roofless enclosure. ............. Second sotry has no student name but here is a contradiction that needs to be resolved : He was her baby,so she went to save him.After the wild dogs that had killed her brother,the Indian woman was all alone. ... in the REAL event - who was left behind - her babay or her brother ?

Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 9:45AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Eri - I see now where your name as on the second story - please put your name and school name in the box below that says Your Handle ..... thanks

Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 9:46AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Rebecca - great start - this sentence needs some help : They approached the the moving object it was a woman greeting them with gestures.

: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 9:46AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Hi!My name is Alisa.Did you like my newspaper article?

: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 9:47AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Hi! my name is Courtney do you have an estimate of how many articles Tulsa sent you?

Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 9:48AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Courtney - you need to do a spell check on your story - lots of typos ... and - Karana is the name from the book from the 1960s - what was the name the Lone Woman was given in real life ?

: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 9:50AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Hello my name is Courtney. Did you enjoy the article I sent you?

Courtney: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 9:54AM PST (-0800 GMT)
What was the Lone Women's real name?

Rebecca : . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 9:54AM PST (-0800 GMT)
The Lone Woman Found After 18 Years! July 1853 Men named Charlie Brown and Captain Nidiver have just discovered that the Lone Woman is living after they found a naked footprint in the island of San Nicholas. Near by they found dry meat hanging from elevated crosspeices. Then they said that they saw a moving figure by the hills.They approached the the moving object. It was a woman greeting them with some kind of sign languge. They took her back with them on the ship to Santa Barbra. On the way back the woman told them that she was left behind because she stayed to look for her baby. During the 18 years she lived on seal blubber and fish. When they found her she was about 42 years old. A couple of days ago she died.

Giovanny: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 9:57AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Phantom of St. Nicholas Revealed! A Lone woman was discovered stranded on St. Nicholas Island for 18 years. She was stranded for 18 years and survived by eating abalone, fish, and water. This reporter discovered that she was able to tame a wild dog. She made stations so that when she became old she would be able to eat and drink. when she found out that her baby was left on the island. It was determined that that she was stranded from the 1830’s to 1853 when Captain Nidiver and Charlie Brown found her on the island. The clues that lead to the Lone women where a slender naked footprint, food, and clothing. This reporter will continue to keep you informed on this incredible story. Nidiver and Brown are now telling this reporter that the Lone Women is believed to be the Phantom of the island which people thought was superstition and now is not superstition but real.

Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 9:58AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Rebecca - you win SCOOP ONE !! good story - congratulations !!

Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 9:59AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Giovanny - good work, but work a little more on full sentences .. some of yours are not a full thought ... then resubmit ...

Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 9:59AM PST (-0800 GMT)
We needto know what school our star reporters are from - please identify your school and teacher - thanks !

Giovanny: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 10:01AM PST (-0800 GMT)
how was my artical please tell me what you think

Giovanny: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 10:04AM PST (-0800 GMT)
We are from Tulsa Street School in Grnada Hills, Lausd.Our teacher is Mrs. JoAnna Perine.

Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 10:04AM PST (-0800 GMT)
If you need to see your artilce and other postings above, type 50 in the scroll back box and it will take you up 50 messages. Then click the chat button and it will jump back up there.

Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 10:06AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Welcome to Tulsa Street School - glad you are online for your first live interactive learning project. Hello to Mrs. Perine. What grade level are you ?

J. Perine Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 10:10AM PST (-0800 GMT)
This is a Fifth grade class and we have 5 computers on line that are really cooking. WE are finally figuring this out. Thanks.

: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 10:21AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Human Footprint Leads To Life On Deserted Island July 1853 Santa Barbara After the terrible storm, the explorers discovered the print of a slender naked foot. The crew reported that "the footprint led us to clues." The next day, Nidiver, the explorer found a basket that contained a robe made up of seagull's feather. As he crept closer, Nidiver watched a woman in a low woven-brush roofless enclosure. Upon questioning, we found out why she was on the island alone, and where her family lived. It is determined that she had been looking for her baby on the boats, but he/she was not found. The crew reported that she had never found her baby before her eighteen years alone. With further questioning, we found that she lived on fish, seal's blubber, roots and shellfish; and the birds, whose skins were used for clothing. These birds were sea birds. Upon questioning, we relized that the bush enclosures were what the Lone Woman had used as screens for protection. She made frequent trips to a large cave on the north end of San Nicholas. The real mystery has still not been revieled. Some scientific questions have still not been answered. By: Natasha and Da Young

: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 10:24AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Hello! Our names are Natasha and Da Young. We need to know how our story is, is it good? Thank you!

Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 10:25AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Natasha and Da Young - very good work .. still a few typos that are easy to fix - you win SCOOP TWO !!! congratulations.

Marcy, Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 10:26AM PST (-0800 GMT)
It so so impressive that you are 5th graders - I would have guessed older from the quality and ingenuity of your work. Glad to have you on board as Star Reporters !!

Courtney, Tulsa : . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 10:31AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Phantom Of The Sea Revealed Captain Nidiver was on an otter hunt, when one of his crew saw an mysterious figure bekoning and shouting. On their third trip to San Nicolas island they discovered the Indian girl, who had been stranded there for eighteen years. Amazingly she had survived all that time on the local animals and plants. She never found her baby when she returned to the island eighteen years before. She was taken to live with Captain Nidiver in Santa Barbara. She was very dissapointed when none of her people could be located at the missions. No one could even speak her language. About two months later she became very ill and died.

Courtney, Tulsa : . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 10:35AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Did you like my article?

Courtney, Tulsa : . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 10:36AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Did you like my article?

Courtney, Tulsa : . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 10:38AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Did you like my article?

: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 10:40AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Giovanny: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 9:57AM PST (-0800 GMT) Phantom of St. Nicholas Revealed! A Lone Woman was discovered, and she was stranded on St. Nicholas Island for 18 years by eating abalone, fish, and water. This reporter discovered that she was able to tame a wild dog. She made stations so that when she became old she would be able to eat and drink. When she found out that her baby was left on the island. It was determined that she was stranded from the 1830’s to 1853 when Captain Nidiver and Charlie Brown found her on the island. The clues that led to the Lone Women, where a slender naked footprint, food, and clothing was. This reporter will continue to keep you informed on this incredible story. Nidiver and Brown are now telling this reporter that the Lone Women is believed to be the Phantom of the island, which people thought was superstition, but it is now not superstition, but real.

: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 10:41AM PST (-0800 GMT)
. . . . Tue, Oct 24, 10:40AM PST (-0800 GMT) Giovanny: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 9:57AM PST (-0800 GMT) Phantom of St. Nicholas Revealed! A Lone Woman was discovered, and she was stranded on St. Nicholas Island for 18 years by eating abalone, fish, and drinking water. This reporter discovered that she was able to tame a wild dog. She made stations so that when she became old she would be able to eat and drink. When she found out that her baby was left on the island. It was determined that she was stranded from the 1830’s to 1853 when Captain Nidiver and Charlie Brown found her on the island. The clues that led to the Lone Women, where a slender naked footprint, food, and clothing was. This reporter will continue to keep you informed on this incredible story. Nidiver and Brown are now telling this reporter that the Lone Women is believed to be the Phantom of the island, which people thought was superstition, but it is now not superstition, but real.

Giovanny: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 10:44AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Hi! My name is Giovanny. I was wondering if I got a scoop.Thanks!

Marcy, Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 10:45AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Courtney - good work - you get SCOOP THREE - you mentioned a few things about her feelings that others had not thought to - good insights ! congratulations !!!

Marcy, Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 10:48AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Giovanny - here is a line that needs work : "When she found out that her baby was left on the island " .. it is not a full thought ... and .. check the correct name of the island - St. Nicholas is Santa Claus ... San Nicolas is the Island .... a little more polishing if you could please ...

Giovanny: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 10:49AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Did you read my article? Please write back.

Alisa, Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 10:49AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Clues Finally Reviel The Mystery of San Nicholas Island July 1853 Santa Barbra This reporter discovered the story of a woman from San Nicholas who was alone for 18 years. She was finally rescued by Captain Nidiver and his partner named Charlie Brown. They took a trip to San Nicholas, it was their third trip. On that day Nidiver found a foot print of a slender naked foot.The next day he found a basket of rushes and some food.After days and weeks they found some new clues like a shelter and tools in a basket. They were sure there was someone living on the island. Nidiver found a footprint, so they followed them until they finally found someone. It was the woman of San Nicholas! She seemed to be forty or fifty years of age and she looked healthy. When Nidiver and Brown tried to communicate with her, they couldn't. So they communicated silent language with the Lone Woman. Nidiver and Brown brought the woman to Santa Barbra. She lived for a few months and died mysteriously.She is buried in the cementry beside the Santa Barbra Mission.

Justin & Tyler Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 10:49AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Human Footprint Leads To Life on Deserted Island Of San Nicholas. A Crew of people lead by Nidiver in July of of 1853. They discovered there is a woman that lives on the island. When they were seaching for the woman they found clothing and food. Nidiver also found a basket of rushes in a tree.It contained lots of items such as bone needle, thread made of sinews, shellfish hooks, ornamants, & a partly completed robe of bird feathers. A group of sea otter hunters reported that they saw a figure of a woman beckoning and shouting when they visited the island. When they returned with the woman to Santa Barbara she explained she had survived on seal blubber, abolone, and dried meat. We hope this remarkable survivor has a good life, here in Santa Barbara. These reporters will keep you informed.

Hector, Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 10:53AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Human Footprints lead to life on deserted island In 1853 Captain Nidiver made a third trip to San Nicholas. The crew were killing otters for their skin. Some otter hunters saw a figure on a cliff. Then they saw dried meat hanging in the tree. The crew made a trick, they dropped all their items to see if they would get picked up. No one picked them. They found her in a hill were the houses were. They tooked her on the boat and found no one who could speak her language. Also no one new her culture. I hope she has a good life.

Giovanny: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 10:53AM PST (-0800 GMT)
. . . . Tue, Oct 24, 10:40AM PST (-0800 GMT) Giovanny: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 9:57AM PST (-0800 GMT) Phantom of San. Nicholas Revealed! A Lone Woman was discovered, and she was stranded on St. Nicholas Island for 18 years by eating abalone, fish, and drinking water. This reporter discovered that she was able to tame a wild dog. She made stations so that when she became old she would be able to eat and drink. It was determined that she was stranded from the 1830’s to 1853 when Captain Nidiver and Charlie Brown found her on the island. The clues that led to the Lone Women, where a slender naked footprint, food, and clothing was. This reporter will continue to keep you informed on this incredible story. Nidiver and Brown are now telling this reporter that the Lone Women is believed to be the Phantom of the island, which people thought was superstition, but it is now not superstition, but real.

Giovanny: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 10:54AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Did you like my story this time?

: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 10:57AM PST (-0800 GMT)
iovanny: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 10:53AM PST (-0800 GMT) . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 10:40AM PST (-0800 GMT) Giovanny: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 9:57AM PST (-0800 GMT) Phantom of San Nicholas Revealed! A Lone Woman was discovered, and she was stranded on San Nicholas Island for 18 years by eating abalone, fish, and drinking water. This reporter discovered that she was able to tame a wild dog. She made stations so that when she became old she would be able to eat and drink. It was determined that she was stranded from the 1830’s to 1853 when Captain Nidiver and Charlie Brown found her on the island. The clues that led to the Lone Women, where a slender naked footprint, food, and clothing was. This reporter will continue to keep you informed on this incredible story. Nidiver and Brown are now telling this reporter that the Lone Women is believed to be the Phantom of the island, which people thought was superstition, but it is now not superstition, but real.

: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:00AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Did you read my article? Did I get a scoop four?

Marcy, Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:00AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Alisa - great progress - just check on two things - the word in your title must be 'reveal'? and the spelling of the island is San Nicolas. You win SCOOP FOUR !!! congratulations !

Hector, Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:02AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Human Footprints lead to life on deserted island In 1853 Captain Nidiver made a third trip to San Nicholas. The crew were killing otters for their skin. Some otter hunters saw a figure on a cliff. Then they saw dried meat hanging in the tree. The crew set up a test, they dropped all their items to see if they would get picked up. No one picked them.The crew continued the search to see if there was life on the Island. They found the indian woman on the hills where the houses were. They took the indian woman on the boat and found no one who could speak her language. Also no one new her culture. I hope she has a good life.

: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:03AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Giovanny:

Marcy, Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:03AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Justin and Tyler - good work ! check that first sentence as it does not seem a full thought - might want to comibne it with the second sentence ? You go into details of what was found and that makes it more interesting - plus you mention the beckoning woman - very intriguing - just polish up the sentences so they are full thoughts and resubmit.

Justin & Tyler Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:04AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Human Footprint Leads To Life on Deserted Island Of San Nicholas. A Crew of people lead by Nidiver in July of of 1853. They discovered there is a woman that lives on the island. When they were seaching for the woman they found clothing and food. Nidiver also found a basket of rushes in a tree.It contained lots of items such as bone needle, thread made of sinews, shellfish hooks, ornamants, & a partly completed robe of bird feathers. A group of sea otter hunters reported that they saw a figure of a woman beckoning and shouting when they visited the island. When they returned with the woman to Santa Barbara she explained she had survived on seal blubber, abolone, and dried meat. We hope this remarkable survivor has a good life, here in Santa Barbara. These reporters will keep you informed.

Samer, Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:04AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Phantom of San Nicholas Revealed! An Indian woman was stranded on an island because her baby was not on the rescue boat so she jumped over board but never found her baby. She lived on the deserted island for 18 years. She lived in a cave and made many supplies for her survival. The food she made was dried meat hanging from a tree. Today in the year of 1853 Captain Nidiver and his crew found a clue that a person was living on the islands. The first clue they found was a footprint in the sand. They climed on a mountain and they found a figure in the hills. They met the indian woman and couldn't believe she was living. No one knows what the indian woman's culture and what happened to her baby.

Hector, Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:05AM PST (-0800 GMT)
This is hector did you get my newspaper article?

Giovanny: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:05AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Did I get scoop five? come on please!

Alisa, Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:05AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Clues Finally Reveal The Mystery of San Nicolas Island July 1853 Santa Barbra This reporter discovered the story of a woman from San Nicholas who was alone for 18 years. She was finally rescued by Captain Nidiver and his partner named Charlie Brown. They took a trip to San Nicholas, it was their third trip. On that day Nidiver found a foot print of a slender naked foot.The next day he found a basket of rushes and some food.After days and weeks they found some new clues like a shelter and tools in a basket. They were sure there was someone living on the island. Nidiver found a footprint, so they followed them until they finally found someone. It was the woman of San Nicholas! She seemed to be forty or fifty years of age and she looked healthy. When Nidiver and Brown tried to communicate with her, they couldn't. So they communicated silent language with the Lone Woman. Nidiver and Brown brought the woman to Santa Barbra. She lived for a few months and died mysteriously.She is buried in the cementry beside the Santa Barbra Mission.

Marcy, Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:06AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Hector - you have a good foundation to build on .. maybe some more details ? And were there 'houses' on the hills ? That doesn't sound right if it was a deserted island. Also, I think the figure on the cliff and the basket of goods were found on two diferent trips out ? check your facts ... resubmit soon ...

Samer, Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:06AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Phantom of San Nicholas Revealed! An Indian woman was stranded on an island because her baby was not on the rescue boat so she jumped over board but never found her baby. She lived on the deserted island for 18 years. She lived in a cave and made many supplies for her survival. The food she made was dried meat hanging from a tree. Today in the year of 1853 Captain Nidiver and his crew found a clue that a person was living on the islands. The first clue they found was a footprint in the sand. They climed on a mountain and they found a figure in the hills. They met the indian woman and couldn't believe she was living. No one knows what the indian woman's culture and what happened to her baby.

Justin & Tyler Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:06AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Human Footprint Leads To Life on Deserted Island Of San Nicholas. A Crew of people lead by Nidiver in July of of 1853 they discovered there is a woman that lives on the island. When they were seaching for the woman they found clothing and food. Nidiver also found a basket of rushes in a tree.It contained lots of items such as bone needle, thread made of sinews, shellfish hooks, ornamants, & a partly completed robe of bird feathers. A group of sea otter hunters reported that they saw a figure of a woman beckoning and shouting when they visited the island. When they returned with the woman to Santa Barbara she explained she had survived on seal blubber, abolone, and dried meat. We hope this remarkable survivor has a good life, here in Santa Barbara. These reporters will keep you informed.

Marcy, Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:07AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Justin and Tyler - here are the two lead sentences that need to be combined ... "A Crew of people lead by Nidiver in July of of 1853. They discovered there is a woman that lives on the island"

Marcy, Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:11AM PST (-0800 GMT)
To Giovanny - wanted you to know I am watching for you to fix the spelling on the Island name - here is what I can see you last submitted : ............... FIX St. Nicholas to SAN NICOLAS ..... . . . Tue, Oct 24, 10:40AM PST (-0800 GMT) Giovanny: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 9:57AM PST (-0800 GMT) Phantom of St. Nicholas Revealed! A Lone Woman was discovered, and she was stranded on St. Nicholas Island for 18 years by eating abalone, fish, and drinking water. This reporter discovered that she was able to tame a wild dog. She made stations so that when she became old she would be able to eat and drink. When she found out that her baby was left on the island. It was determined that she was stranded from the 1830’s to 1853 when Captain Nidiver and Charlie Brown found her on the island. The clues that led to the Lone Women, where a slender naked footprint, food, and clothing was. This reporter will continue to keep you informed on this incredible story. Nidiver and Brown are now telling this reporter that the Lone Women is believed to be the Phantom of the island, which people thought was superstition, but it is now not superstition, but real.

Justin & Tyler Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:12AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Human Footprint Leads To Life on Deserted Island Of San Nicholas. A Crew of people lead by Nidiver in July of of 1853, they discovered there is a woman that lives on the island. When they were seaching for the woman they found clothing and food. Nidiver also found a basket of rushes in a tree.It contained lots of items such as bone needle, thread made of sinews, shellfish hooks, ornamants, & a partly completed robe of bird feathers. A group of sea otter hunters reported that they saw a figure of a woman beckoning and shouting when they visited the island. When they returned with the woman to Santa Barbara she explained she had survived on seal blubber, abolone, and dried meat. We hope this remarkable survivor has a good life, here in Santa Barbara. These reporters will keep you informed.

Giovanny: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:12AM PST (-0800 GMT)
I've been waiting for 1 hour! please

Marcy, Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:13AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Samer - I see your two postings - good work - try to look at the last sentence - it seems to be missing a word ? And did she only live in a cave or did she have other kinds of homes ?

Marcy, Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:14AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Justin and Tyler - you did comibne the sentence but it has an extra word - one mroe revision please : A Crew of people lead by Nidiver in July of of 1853, they discovered there is a woman that lives on the island. "

Marcy, Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:15AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Giovanny - I keep asking you to catch the spelling error in the island's name - you are down to something so simple to fix - resubmit with San Nicolas not St. Nicholas ( that is Santa Claus )- I am holding the next scoop for you !!

Hector, Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:16AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Hector, Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:02AM PST (-0800 GMT) Human Footprints lead to life on deserted island In 1853 Captain Nidiver made a third trip to San Nicholas. The crew were killing otters for their skin. Some otter hunters saw a figure on a cliff. Then they saw a full basket of dried meat hanging in the tree. The crew set up a test, they dropped all their items to see if they would get picked up. No one picked them.The crew continued the search to see if there was life on the Island. They found the indian woman on the near the mountains where the houses were located . They took the indian woman on the boat to another Island and found no one who could speak her language. Also no one new her culture. I hope she has a good life.

Marcy, Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:17AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Hector - reread your article - something is off about the houses and the hill ...

Justin & Tyler Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:17AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Are you there Marcy?

Giovanny: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:18AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Tue, Oct 24, 10:40AM PST (-0800 GMT) Giovanny: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 9:57AM PST (-0800 GMT) Phantom of San Nicholas Revealed! A Lone Woman was discovered, and she was stranded on San Nicholas Island for 18 years by eating abalone, fish, and drinking water. This reporter discovered that she was able to tame a wild dog. She made stations so that when she became old she would be able to eat and drink. When she found out that her baby was left on the island. It was determined that she was stranded from the 1830’s to 1853 when Captain Nidiver and Charlie Brown found her on the island. The clues that led to the Lone Women, where a slender naked footprint, food, and clothing was. This reporter will continue to keep you informed on this incredible story. Nidiver and Brown are now telling this reporter that the Lone Women is believed to be the Phantom of the island, which people thought was superstition, but it is now not superstition, but real.

Marcy, Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:20AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Still here - in 'til noon for you ...

Giovanny: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:20AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Giovanny: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:18AM PST (-0800 GMT) Tue, Oct 24, 10:40AM PST (-0800 GMT) Giovanny: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 9:57AM PST (-0800 GMT) Phantom of San Nicolas Revealed! A Lone Woman was discovered, and she was stranded on San Nicolas Island for 18 years by eating abalone, fish, and drinking water. This reporter discovered that she was able to tame a wild dog. She made stations so that when she became old she would be able to eat and drink. When she found out that her baby was left on the island. It was determined that she was stranded from the 1830’s to 1853 when Captain Nidiver and Charlie Brown found her on the island. The clues that led to the Lone Women, where a slender naked footprint, food, and clothing was. This reporter will continue to keep you informed on this incredible story. Nidiver and Brown are now telling this reporter that the Lone Women is believed to be the Phantom of the island, which people thought was superstition, but it is now not superstition, but real.

Justin & Tyler Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:20AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Human Footprint Leads To Life on Deserted Island Of San Nicholas. A Crew of people lead by Nidiver in July of 1853, they discovered there is a woman that lives on the island. When they were seaching for the woman they found clothing and food. Nidiver also found a basket of rushes in a tree.It contained lots of items such as bone needle, thread made of sinews, shellfish hooks, ornamants, & a partly completed robe of bird feathers. A group of sea otter hunters reported that they saw a figure of a woman beckoning and shouting when they visited the island. When they returned with the woman to Santa Barbara she explained she had survived on seal blubber, abolone, and dried meat. We hope this remarkable survivor has a good life, here in Santa Barbara. These reporters will keep you informed.

Marcy, Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:21AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Giovanny - It seems you made some interesting changes and just note - the island is spelled Nicolas, not Nicholas - and you are ready for your SCOOP FIVE award !! congratulations !!!

Marcy, Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:22AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Giovanny - saw the change to Nicolas when I posted again - great work !

Giovanny: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:22AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Giovanny: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:20AM PST (-0800 GMT) Giovanny: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:18AM PST (-0800 GMT) Tue, Oct 24, 10:40AM PST (-0800 GMT) Giovanny: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 9:57AM PST (-0800 GMT) Phantom of San Nicholas Revealed! A Lone Woman was discovered, and she was stranded on San Nicholas Island for 18 years by eating abalone, fish, and drinking water. This reporter discovered that she was able to tame a wild dog. She made stations so that when she became old she would be able to eat and drink. When she found out that her baby was left on the island. It was determined that she was stranded from the 1830’s to 1853 when Captain Nidiver and Charlie Brown found her on the island. The clues that led to the Lone Women, where a slender naked footprint, food, and clothing was. This reporter will continue to keep you informed on this incredible story. Nidiver and Brown are now telling this reporter that the Lone Women is believed to be the Phantom of the island, which people thought was superstition, but it is now not superstition, but real.

Marcy, Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:22AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Justin and Tyler - that first sentence is still out of kilter - try once more please !

Samer, Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:24AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Phantom of San Nicholas Revealed! An Indian woman was stranded on an island because her baby was not on the rescue boat so she jumped over board but never found her baby. She lived on the deserted island for 18 years. She lived in a cave,also in a bush, and made many supplies for her survival. The food she made was dried meat hanging from a tree. Today in the year of 1853 Captain Nidiver and his crew found a clue that a person was living on the islands. The first clue they found was a footprint in the sand. They climed on a mountain and they found a figure in the hills. They met the indian woman and couldn't believe she was living. No one knows what the indian woman's culture was and what happened to her baby.

Marcy, Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:24AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Samer and Hector - are you working on revisions ? I am waiting to see what you do to improve your good stories...

Hector, Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:25AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Hector, Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:16AM PST (-0800 GMT) Hector, Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:02AM PST (-0800 GMT) Human Footprints lead to life on deserted island In 1853 Captain Nidiver made a third trip to San Nicolas. The crew were killing otters for their skin. Some otter hunters saw a figure on a cliff. Then they saw a full basket of dried meat hanging in the tree. The crew set up a test, they dropped all their items to see if they would get picked up. No one picked them.The crew continued the search to see if there was life on the Island. They found the indian woman on the near the mountains where the houses were located . They took the indian woman on the boat to another Island and found no one who could speak her language. Also no one new her culture. I hope she has a good life.

Marcy, Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:25AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Samer - you caught the corrections on target - great work ! SCOOP SIX for you ! congratulations !!!

Justin & Tyler Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:26AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Human Footprint Leads To Life on Deserted Island Of San Nicholas. A Crew of people led by Nidiver in July of 1853, they discovered there is a woman that lives on the island. When they were seaching for the woman they found clothing and food. Nidiver also found a basket of rushes in a tree.It contained lots of items such as bone needle, thread made of sinews, shellfish hooks, ornamants, & a partly completed robe of bird feathers. A group of sea otter hunters reported that they saw a figure of a woman beckoning and shouting when they visited the island. When they returned with the woman to Santa Barbara she explained she had survived on seal blubber, abolone, and dried meat. We hope this remarkable survivor has a good life, here in Santa Barbara. These reporters will keep you informed.

Marcy, Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:26AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Hector - read this one and correct it please : "They found the indian woman on the near the mountains where the houses were located " .. getting close to your scoop !!!

Hector, Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:29AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Hector, Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:25AM PST (-0800 GMT) Hector, Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:16AM PST (-0800 GMT) Hector, Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:02AM PST (-0800 GMT) Human Footprints lead to life on deserted island In 1853 Captain Nidiver made a third trip to San Nicolas. The crew were killing otters for their skin. Some otter hunters saw a figure on a cliff. Then they saw a full basket of dried meat hanging in the tree. The crew set up a test, they dropped all their items to see if they would get picked up. No one picked them.The crew continued the search to see if there was life on the Island. They found the indian woman near the mountains, where the houses were located . They took the indian woman on the boat to another Island and found no one who could speak her language. Also no one new her culture. I hope she has a good life.

Marcy, Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:29AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Justin and Tyler - here is what you wrote : "A Crew of people led by Nidiver in July of 1853, they discovered there is a woman that lives on the island. When they were seaching for the woman they found clothing " .........here is the corrected version I suggest : A Crew of people led by Nidiver in July of 1853 discovered there is a woman that lives on San Nicolas Island. ... do you agree with the suggested changes ? IF so, please make them and submit for your SCOOP !!

Hector, Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:30AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Did you read my corrections?

Marcy, Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:31AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Hector - you hung in there - last typo is turning new into knew ! congratulations - you win SCOOP SEVEN !!! good work ....

Justin & Tyler Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:33AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Human Footprint Leads To Life on Deserted Island Of San Nicholas. A Crew of people led by Nidiver in July of 1853 discovered there is a woman that lives on San Nicolas Island.When they were seaching for the woman they found clothing and food. Nidiver also found a basket of rushes in a tree.It contained lots of items such as bone needle, thread made of sinews, shellfish hooks, ornamants, & a partly completed robe of bird feathers. A group of sea otter hunters reported that they saw a figure of a woman beckoning and shouting when they visited the island. When they returned with the woman to Santa Barbara she explained she had survived on seal blubber, abolone, and dried meat. We hope this remarkable survivor has a good life, here in Santa Barbara. These reporters will keep you informed.

Marcy, Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:35AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Justin and Tyler - got it !! your win SCOOP EIGHT !! Congratulations !!! I like your "these reporters" personal comment at the close .. leads us to want to hear more !!

Marcy, Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:36AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Tulsa Street School - can you cut and paste your EIGHT winning stories onto a word document to create your OWN paper ?? Maybe set up in columns like a newspaper ? If you do, send it to us as an attachment or fax it to 805-899-8698 Thanks Mrs. Perine for such a great session today ... they did very good work !

Eri,Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:39AM PST (-0800 GMT)
: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 9:30AM PST (-0800 GMT) Indian Woman Survives Eighteen Years Alone By:Eri July 1853 This is a reporter that has discovered that an Indian woman was surviving alone.The ship that goes to the mainland,forgot to put her young baby on the ship.He was her baby,so she went to save him.After the wild dogs that had killed her brother,the Indian woman was all alone. In July of 1853,the otter men made a third trip to San Nicholas,whose name is Captain Nidiver and Charlie Brown.Nidiver and Brown walked several miles down the beach at night.In the moonlight,a long and thin naked foot was printed on the ground.They noticed that the woman was living.Weeks of hunting,he saw the woman wearing a garment made of bird's feathers.She was taken first to Santa Cruz for a month.She,then was taken again to live in Santa Barbara and lived with Captain Nidiver and his Spanish wife.

Eri,Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:40AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Did you read my article? Was it good?

Justin & Tyler Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:40AM PST (-0800 GMT)
oUR CLASS NEVER GIVES UP

Marcy, Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:46AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Eri - watch to not get the brother in the book mixed up wit hthe baby in the real story .... also, you have commas in places that do not work ... keep trying ... you will get your scoop soon ...

Hector, Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:48AM PST (-0800 GMT)
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Eri,Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:48AM PST (-0800 GMT)
hello Marcy thanks for scooping me Giovanny

Marcy, Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:49AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Hector - please keep on subject - this chat will be posted for the public to view and you want to be proud of waht is under your name ..... can you help Eri finish up ?

Marcy, Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:51AM PST (-0800 GMT)
YOU WROTE : Justin & Tyler Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:40AM PST (-0800 GMT) oUR CLASS NEVER GIVES UP ... That is the REPORTER'S SPIRIT !!!!!

Eri,Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:51AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Eri,Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:39AM PST (-0800 GMT) : . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 9:30AM PST (-0800 GMT) Indian Woman Survives Eighteen Years Alone By:Eri July 1853 This is a reporter that has discovered that an Indian woman was surviving alone.The ship that goes to the mainland forgot to put her young baby on the ship.He was her baby,so she went to save him.After the wild dogs had killed her baby.The Indian woman was all alone. In July of 1853,the otter men made a third trip to San Nicholas,whose name is Captain Nidiver and Charlie Brown.Nidiver and Brown walked several miles down the beach at night.In the moonlight,a long and thin naked foot was printed on the ground.They noticed that the woman was living.Weeks of hunting,he saw the woman wearing a garment made of bird's feathers.She was taken first to Santa Cruz for a month.Then she was taken again to live in Santa Barbara and lived with Captain Nidiver and his Spanish wife.

Courtney, Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:53AM PST (-0800 GMT)
bla bla bla

Eri,Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:55AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Hi! I'm Eri. Did you read my article? I have fixed it.Was it good? Thank you.

Courtney, Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:56AM PST (-0800 GMT)
phoop

Rebecca , Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:56AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Marcy are we suppose to email our halloween pictures or post them on the chatroom? Thank you

Courtney, Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:56AM PST (-0800 GMT)
phoop

Marcy, Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 11:57AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Eri - you made some good changes so let's give it SCOOP NINE !!! congratulations !!

Natasha,Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 12:00AM PST (-0800 GMT)
I think that Eri deserves a scoop!She has put so much effort into her article. Thanks for your cooperation and patience.

Marcy, Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 12:01AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Rebecca and all - Remember we are doing an Island Mammoth Dig this Friday the 27th ..... and for next week ..... prepare your Halloween stories in advance, in a word document if you can, and then come post them in the chat room here on Oct 31st. If you have a digital camera and can send us digital pictures of yourselves in costume - send those to camp@rain.org and we will include them. Otherwise, they can be mailed later. Will anyone be entering the Camp contest with an indian, pirate, Spanish soldier, Zorro, sailor or other realted costume ? We will post digital pics of all costumes, but winners must be somehow related to the Camp theme they are working on ... good luck and see you the 31st !!!

Marcy, Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 12:03AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Tulsa Street - you won NINE SCOOPS !! the most of any school so far. EXCELLENT WORK !!! Your deescriptions included some interesting highlights that made each and every one different - and - very interesting to read. CONGRATULATIONS TO EVERYONE !!!

: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 12:11AM PST (-0800 GMT)
hello Marcy are you stil there if you are can you wait 10 minutes we are sending you another artical

Marcy, Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 12:11AM PST (-0800 GMT)
I'll be here ...

Giovanny,Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 12:15AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Thank you Marcy for waiting

Rebecca,Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 12:16AM PST (-0800 GMT)
We got another one for you.

RebeccA,Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 12:19AM PST (-0800 GMT)
our class is so excited to to get scooped that our teacher can't get the class back to our seats.

Alisa,Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 12:19AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Could you wait just for a little?

RebeccA,Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 12:20AM PST (-0800 GMT)
We are going for the goal of ten scoops!

Alisa,Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 12:21AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Marcy?

Alisa,Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 12:21AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Are you There?

Giovanny,Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 12:22AM PST (-0800 GMT)
are you there?

Alisa,Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 12:23AM PST (-0800 GMT)
^.^ Thank you marcy ^.^

Rebecca, Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 12:25AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Woman Survives Eighteen years Alone After eighteen years, Lone Woman finally was discovered. Sea otter hunters reported that they saw a woman with long black hair telling them to come to her. Nidiver has now found the clue of the woman's slender naked foot. Nidiver also found a basket of rushes hanging in a tree. Nidiver proposed replacing the things, but Brown scattered them around, saying that, if they were picked up, it would be proof that the owner has visited the spot. Lone Woman has lived on fish, seals blubber, roots, and shellfish: and the birds, whose skins she used for clothing, were seabirds. And for protection she made bush enclosures to keep the dogs frm getting her. Nidiver has taken her to Santa Cruz Island for a month long hunting trip. None can speak her language.

Elisa, Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 12:25AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Rebecca, Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 12:25AM PST (-0800 GMT) Woman Survives Eighteen years Alone After eighteen years, Lone Woman finally was discovered. Sea otter hunters reported that they saw a woman with long black hair telling them to come to her. Nidiver has now found the clue of the woman's slender naked foot. Nidiver also found a basket of rushes hanging in a tree. Nidiver proposed replacing the things, but Brown scattered them around, saying that, if they were picked up, it would be proof that the owner has visited the spot. Lone Woman has lived on fish, seals blubber, roots, and shellfish: and the birds, whose skins she used for clothing, were seabirds. And for protection she made bush enclosures to keep the dogs frm getting her. Nidiver has taken her to Santa Cruz Island for a month long hunting trip. None can speak her language.

Alisa,Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 12:26AM PST (-0800 GMT)
@^.^@ ~(%):><:(%)~

Elisa,Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 12:27AM PST (-0800 GMT)
My name is Elisa

Giovanny,Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 12:27AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Are you there! please are you there wwwwwwwwaaaakkkkkeeeuuuupppp

Alisa,Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 12:29AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Marcy-ok

Elisa, Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 12:29AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Marcy, I accidently wrote Rebecca instead of my name. I'm sorry that I'm giving you a hard time.Did you read my article? Was it good? This is a very fun program. Thank you.

Giovanny,Tulsa: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 12:30AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Hello~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 12:31AM PST (-0800 GMT)
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: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 12:31AM PST (-0800 GMT)
man~~~~~!!!

MARCY: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 12:31AM PST (-0800 GMT)
you got SCOOP TEN !!!!!!

Marcy, Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 12:33AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Elisa - good story - some new details were brought out - especially like the colorful description of the beckoning gesture .. here you go SCOOP TEN !!!!

Marcy, Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 12:35AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Soem one is forging my name above there ... and that is one of the things reporters can NOT do - it will ruin their ability to ever be taken seriously again ... but I think you did it out of silliness ... but not again please. Glad you all had fun, but lets get on to our other activities for the day please .... will we see you Friday for the Mammoth Dig ? and do post scary - not gruesome stories - on Halloween !!!

Marcy, Your Editor at Camp Internet: . . . . Tue, Oct 24, 12:37AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Well Tulsa Street School - that is TEN SCOOPS in one Day !! excellent work and we'll send you an email when it is posted for you to see in the archive .... warning tho, you will also see the silly things posted and I hope learn to respect this learning center and not do that again ... we trust you to respect this online envrionment and protect it with responsible behavior .... see you soon online ! signing out for today.