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Second suspect, went to Johnson’s Lake City hope someone with knowl- door. home after obtaining an edge of the case will come Both suspects fled on alleged gunman, arrest warrant but learned forward.” foot. remains at large he was in the Jacksonville On April 27 at 1:36 p.m., Shaw said Grandison is area. Johnson was later officers were notified of a considered armed and dan- From staff reports arrested by agents from robbery at A&M Discount gerous. the FDLE Jacksonville Beverage store at 394 SE Johnson faces charges of A suspect in the April 27 Regional Operations Duval St. Officers arrived first-degree felony murder shooting death of a local Center, Shaw said. at 1:37 p.m. and found the and robbery. convenience store owner Shaw said he could not suspects gone and store A warrant has been was arrested in Jacksonville reveal how officers learned owner Rajni Patel, 55, fatal- issued for the arrest of Saturday, according to the identity of the sus- ly shot. Grandison on the same police. pects. Patel’s wife Daxa was charges, according to James Leonard Johnson, However, he said, “we shot at during the robbery, Shaw. 23, was taken into cus- made leaps and bounds but was unhurt. “Through the untiring tody without incident by Johnson Grandison today (Saturday).” According to police, efforts of the investigators Florida Department of City Police Department. large. He said a $10,000 reward Johnson took money from who have been working Law Enforcement agents A second suspect, Ernest According to Shaw, offi- for information leading to behind the counter and in Jacksonville, according Larry Grandison, has been cers from LCPD, the state the arrest of Grandison Grandison shot Rajni Patel to Steve Shaw of the Lake identified but remains at attorney’s office and FDLE remains in effect and “we as he came through a side MURDER continued on 3A Ruby McCollum story retold in documentary McCollum’s grandson In 1992 McCollum died at the questions the accuracy age of 82, never having lived in Suwannee County again. of the film, however. Johnson, a professor of Motion Picture Arts at Florida State By HANNAH O. BROWN University, began pursuing the [email protected] story in 1994. McCollum’s story has been LIVE OAK-The 1952 first- investigated by noted writers degree murder conviction of Ruby such as Zora Neale Hurston and McCollum, a wealthy black woman William Bradford Huie. in Live Oak, has been further Huie, a well-known investigative explored by filmmaker Claudia journalist at the time, attempted Johnson’s recently released doc- to interview McCollum while she umentary, “The Other Side of was incarcerated, but was barred Silence.” from seeing M c C o l l u m her by Judge was the wife of a ‘A lot of people don’t Hal Adams. Sam McCollum, want to talk out of respect Johnson’s film the reported for their families. It’s not suggests that leader of a bolita that they fear retaliation McCollum was ring, an illegal or fear that somebody is silenced by the lottery game, going to do something to white-domi- in Suwannee them. Most of the time it’s nated power County. She is out of respect.’ structure of HANNAH O. BROWN/Lake City Reporter said to have had S u w a n n e e FAM Fest! an affair with Marlon Ivey County. Runners rush from the starting line at the 5K race during Fam Fest on Saturday. The event featured the race, the man she was Grandson of Ruby McCollum Sam and Ruby along with the Lake DeSoto Farmers Market, an art show, and a concert by “Patchwork,” an all-female bluegrass accused of shoot- McCollum are band. See more FAM Fest photos, Page 6A. ing to death in remembered as his office the morning of Aug. 3, wealthy and well-known members 1952, Dr. Clifford LeRoy Adams, of the community. They lived in a a prominent white physician and two-story Spanish-style home and state senator-elect. McCollum’s drove a new Chrysler. Top candidate for SRWMD story is clouded with rumors of Myster y sur rounds morphine dependency, tampered McCollum’s relationship with Dr. evidence, prison psychosis and a Adams. The film suggests that executive director named mysteriously aborted pregnancy. McCollum and Adams may have From staff reports Her trial was conducted before been in an adulterous relation- The other Protection Branch for the a jury of all white men, half of ship. It goes further to suggest LIVE OAK – Following candidates were Georgia Department of Natural whom were former patients of that the relationship may not intrviews Friday with four can- Steve Minnis, Resources: Environmental the deceased doctor. She was sen- have been consensual. McCollum didates for executive director director of Protection Division. tenced to death by electric chair. is rumored to have given birth to of the Suwannee River Water Gover nmental The selection committee Her conviction and sentence one child of Adams and to have Management District, a dis- Af fairs for is made up of five SRWMD were overturned and McCollum been pregnant with a second at trict selection committee chose the water dis- Governing Board members – was given a second trial. She the time of the shooting. Ann Shortelle, director of the trict; Chuck Shortelle Don Quincey Jr., Heath Davis, was deemed mentally incompe- “She was actually silenced,” Office of Water Policy for Florida Walter, direc- George Cole, Donald “Ray” tent and spent the next 20 years said former Suwannee County Department of Environmental tor of Science and Information Curtis III, and Carl Meece. at the Florida State Hospital in Protection, as its top candidate. for Applied Sciences Consulting Earlier this month, the commit- Chattahoochee. Shortelle will go before the full Inc.; and Cliff Lewis, assis- tee had narrowed the list of 17 FILM continued on 3A governing board June 12. tant branch chief of the Water candidates to four. Niblack Elementary School shines on the FCAT

By LAURA HAMPSON graders passed by scoring a level 3 and etary rewards while schools deemed fail- Initially, the State Board of Education [email protected] above on the writing portion of the new, ing can face sanctions that include staff, had increased the cut-off for a passing more rigorous Florida Comprehensive faculty and student transfers and even score from 3.5 to 4 while also making Columbia County schools were saved by Assessment Test 2.0. Last year 97 percent closure. the test tougher by increasing emphasis the Florida Department of Education from of students in the county passed the test, Across the state 81 percent of fourth- on such skills as spelling, punctuation an upsurge of failing writing scores this although a different version. graders passed, which is about the same and capitalization as well as the quality year, although scores are lower than last FCAT scores are the primary factor in as last year. The state also released scores year, according to results released Friday. determining A-to-F grades for schools. for eighth and tenth-grade writing tests, Across the county, 85 percent of fourth- Those that get high grades can earn mon- and ninth and tenth grade reading tests. FCAT continued on 3A

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Friday: Friday: Saturday: Saturday: Saturday: Saturday: 2-16-23-33 15 7-20-24-32-34 Afternoon: 2-8-9 Afternoon: 5-3-4-0 Not Available Not Available Evening: Not Available Evening: Not Available AROUND FLORIDA Gov. Scott heading to Spain to tout Florida

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Canada, Brazil and Israel. wheel fell off during take- Terminal two, which Despite ongoing economic Enterprise Florida is pay- off arrived safely in central includes the Delta Air Lines upheaval in Spain, Florida ing for Scott and his wife’s Florida. concourse, was evacuated Gov. Rick Scott is heading expenses with money from WFTV TV is report- for about two hours Friday to the European country private donations. ing the Icelandair flight as hazardous materials for a four-day trip where arrived at Orlando-Sanford technicians investigated. he will tout the Sunshine International Airport early Five people were sent to the State as a good place to do Saturday morning. hospital with respiratory business. FHP: Toddler The flight had to turn complaints, including three The governor is also killed in crash around and made an emer- Transportation Security expected to cement cul- gency landing late Friday Administration agents and tural ties in advance of next CLEWISTON — The after a wheel fell off during two passengers. year’s 500th anniversary Florida Highway Patrol is takeoff. The plane and its of Juan Ponce de Leon’s asking the public for infor- 200 passengers had to fly arrival on the state’s east mation regarding a crash around for hours to burn Symposium coast and he will meet with that killed a 2-year-old boy off fuel before landing at praises Truman King Juan Carlos. in Clewiston. the international airport in Scott leaves Sunday for An FHP report says alco- Reykjavik. The wheel that KEY WESTM— Former Madrid with a group of hol played a role in the early fell off was found on the Florida Gov. and U.S. Sen. more than 60 people that Saturday morning crash. runway. Bob Graham has opened a includes First Lady Ann Authorities say 22-year-old One passenger told weekend Truman Legacy Scott, Senate President Hermelinda Ramirez drove WFTV they were told there Symposium, praising Mike Haridopolos, onto the shoulder of the wasn’t “a lot to be worried the late President Harry Secretary of State Ken street, forcing the car to about” since the wheel was Truman for supporting Detzner as well as execu- overturn into a canal. She one of eight on the plane. foreign aid and opposing tives from Florida Power & ASSOCIATED PRESS and her passenger, 2-year- Passengers were placed American isolationism. Light and Florida Crystals Florida Gov. Rick Scott makes a speech at the annual old Alex Perez-Ramirez, on another flight to The conference has Corporation. Governor’s Hurricane Conference in Fort Lauderdale, May were submerged under Sanford. attracted political figures and Spain right now ranks 16. The governor leaves today for a four-day trip to Spain, water. The boy had been scholars to discuss aspects 33rd among Florida’s glob- where he will tout the state as a good place to do business. restrained inside the car of Truman’s 1945-1953 al trading partners, which and was pronounced dead Airport chemicals presidency, focusing on his places it behind many where he discussed the said this is a good time to at the hospital. unconfirmed foreign aid legacy. Events countries in Latin America trip. reach out to Spanish busi- The driver was taken to are centered at the Harry S. as well as Japan and China The visit, however, nesses that may be looking the hospital with serious FORT LAUDERDALE Truman Little White House, and several other countries comes at a time when Spain to move money somewhere injuries. An update on her — Broward County author- where Truman spent 11 in Europe. is grappling with serious else. condition was not immedi- ities continue to investigate working vacations. Events But Scott and state eco- economic problems includ- “Interest from prospects ately released. the unknown chemical that end Saturday. nomic officials say that ing a recent slide back into are not waning at all,” FHP says alcohol may closed a terminal at Fort Panelists include U.S. Spain has been a source recession. Mencia said in an email. “It have been a factor in the Lauderdale-Hollywood Rep. Russ Carnahan of of growing foreign invest- Some of the recent bad is precisely the economic crash. The agency is ask- International Airport. Missouri; Martin Palous, ment as well as the origin news includes reports of stagnation of the European ing anyone with informa- Sheriff’s Fire Rescue former Czech Republic of many tourists. There a rise in the level of bad Union that attracts Spanish tion regarding the crash spokesman Mike Jachles ambassador to the U.S. are already more than 300 loans on the books of its companies to the U.S. mar- to contact them or crime told The Associated Press and United Nations, and Spanish companies in the banks and word from the ket and Florida is by far stoppers. Saturday that the source Truman grandson Clifton state. government Friday that it the preferred location for has not yet been con- Truman Daniel. “By developing and main- may have to revise its 2011 Spanish companies in the firmed, calling it an ongo- The house also has taining relationships with budget deficit upwards for U.S.” Plane’s wheel ing investigation. Airport hosted former presidents key economic partners, we a second time. This is the fifth trip that falls off spokesman Greg Meyer Dwight Eisenhower, John can ensure that Florida’s Manny Mencia, senior Scott has taken abroad said earlier that it appeared Kennedy, Jimmy Carter economy continues to vice president of interna- since he became gover- SANFORD — A plane to have been an aerosol can and Bill Clinton and cur- grow,” Scott said Friday in tional trade and develop- nor in January 2011. He that made an emergency that exploded in someone’s rent U.S. Secretary of State his weekly radio address ment for Enterprise Florida, has also visited Panama, landing in Iceland after a luggage. Hillary Clinton.

Celebrity Birthdays PEOPLE IN THE NEWS n Politician Jimmy Hoffa is 53. Jr. is 71. n Actress Polly Walker n Singer Joe Cocker is is 46. 68. n NASCAR champion Loretta Lynn married at 15, not 13 n Singer/actress Cher is Tony Stewart is 41. 66. n Rapper Busta Rhymes LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Country n Actress Grace Jones is 40. music legend Loretta Lynn is three is 64. n Basketball player Kevin years older than she has led peo- n Actor Bronson Pinchot Garnett is 36. ple to believe, an age change that undermines the story she told of being married at 13 in “Coal Miner’s Daily Scripture Daughter,” documents obtained by The Associated Press show. Lynn’s birth certificate on file at “But the wisdom that comes the state Office of Vital Statistics in from heaven is first of all pure; Frankfort, Ky., shows that Loretta Webb was born on April 14, 1932, then peace-loving, considerate, in Johnson County, Kentucky. That submissive, full of mercy and makes her 80 years old, not 77. Also good fruit, impartial and sincere. on file is her marriage license and Peacemakers who sow in peace two affidavits from her mother, Clara Marie Ramey, and S.W. Ward Jr., who reap a harvest of righteousness.” was not related to the family, listing the same birthdate. - James 3:17-18 NIV The records weren’t filed until 1965, which meant that Lynn needed mul- tiple documents to prove her age at that Lake City Reporter time. Lynn’s signature appears on the How to reacH us document as Loretta Webb Lynn. 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If you have a concern, question or suggestion, made headlines at the Venice Film he’s not in Van Halen anymore. es with the Van Halens, but reunited please call the executive editor. Corrections and clarifica- Festival in September when he pre- The legendary rock band he led with them in 2007. tions will run in this space. And thanks for reading. Page Editor: Rick Burnham, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER LOCAL SUNDAY, MAY 20, 2012 3A Corrections officer faces child porn charges

By TONY BRITT pornography, according to infor- not part of a larger probe. Corrections Sept. 8, 1995. He is [email protected] mation released by the FDLE “This was an investigation by a correctional officer on the day Friday. the FDLE Cyber Crime Squad,” shift at the Hamilton County facil- A corrections officer at “FDLE, with assistance from Plessinger said. “This was just ity. Hamilton Correctional Institution the Columbia County Sheriff’s one arrest.” “The department is dismissing was arrested Thursday by Florida Office, executed a search war- Johnson is a correctional this employee immediately,” said Department of Law Enforcement rant at his residence, 601 NW officer at the Hamilton County Jo Ellyn Rackleff, Department agents and sheriff’s deputies, Emerald Lakes Drive,” said Gretl Correctional Institute and has of Corrections’ spokesperson. and faces multiple counts of pos- Plessinger, Florida Department been employed by the DOC for “We’re dismissing him under an session of child pornography, of Law Enforcement public infor- 16 years. extraordinary procedure. Anytime authorities said. mation officer. “He was booked According to information a correctional officer breaks the Stanley Romero Johnson, 44, into the Columbia County jail and from the Florida Department of law or participates in conduct Lake City, was charged with five arrested without incident.” Corrections, Johnson was hired unbecoming to an officer in our counts of possession of child Plessinger said the arrest was by the Florida Department of ranks, they are dismissed.” O’Donnell

Seventy-eight percent of High and 43 percent at Fort two years ago for delays in FCAT: Scores lower county 10th-graders passed White passed the reading getting the tests graded. MURDER the writing test, compared portion, compared with Kitty McElhaney, district Continued From 1A Continued From Page 1A to 95 percent last year and 50 percent statewide. Last director of curriculum, of details used to explain, Summers; and 94 percent 84 percent across the state year 32 percent of county assessment and account- this investigation, the sus- clarify and define. at Columbia City. this year. They scored a 10th-graders passed, com- ability, said that while the pects have been identified and After an emergency meet- Niblack Elementary 3.2 out of 6 on persuasive pared to 44 percent this district supports raising one arrested,” LCPD chief ing, the board approved principal William Murphy prompt that directed stu- year. achievement levels, it has Argatha Gilmore said in a pre- this week to lower the writ- said he was very proud dents to convince business “Naturally we are pleased to be incremental. “We can’t pared statement. “All local law ing test’s passing score to the school’s teachers and leaders whether students with the scores, particular- change too many variables enforcement agencies were 3.0. The board acted after students for out-perform- should have a part-time ly the percentage scoring at one time,” she said. persistent in their efforts to preliminary results showed ing other county schools as job sometime during high proficiently,” said Columbia Individual student reports apprehend the suspects who that otherwise only about a well as the state. Teachers school. County Superintendent for scores released Friday committed this horrific crime third of the students would were nervous waiting for At Fort White, 84 percent Mike Millikin. should go home with stu- in our community.” have passed the tougher the results, especially when of 10th-graders passed, Millikin said he is con- dents during the last week Gilmore singled out the test. Only 28 percent of the state lowered the bar, while 95 percent passed last cerned about the validity of of school, McElhaney said. Columbia County Sheriff’s county fourth-graders he said. year. At Columbia High, 79 the test as a whole. The state next will Office, the Suwannee County would have passed had the “Sometimes people try percent passed, while 95 The writing results com- release other FCAT results, Sheriff’s Office, FDLE and the state not dropped the bar to put my school down,” he percent last year. pletely caught the DOE including reading for lower Third Circuit State Attorney’s for proficiency. This is the said. Students write every FCAT reading and math off guard to the point the grades as well as math Office as instrumental in the third time in as many years day from kindergarten and exams similarly are tough- emergency meeting was and science for all grades investigation. that the state has redefined up. Sometimes the commu- er this year. As a result, called. “It bothers me when tested. No exact date for It was not immediately what counted as a passing nity undervalues what we A-to-F grades for schools such a high stakes exam the release has been set. clear where Johnson was score on the test. do at Niblack, but we work are expected to be lower. has questions brought up,” School grades will follow. being held. This year at Niblack, just as hard, Murphy said. The grades are used to Millikin said. 95 percent of fourth-grad- Overall 72 percent of reward top schools and “Florida’s higher stan- ers passed the writing county eighth-graders sanction those that get fail- dards help ensure students test; 92 percent passed passed the writing test, ing marks. The state board are learning what they at Westside; 89 percent compared 96 percent last voted not to let any school are expected to know so passed at Pinemount; 86 year and 78 percent state- drop more than one letter that they are prepared for percent passed at Columbia wide this year. grade to soften the blow. college, career and life,” “WE ARE WOMEN, WE ARE MOTHERS, WE UNDERSTAND” City, Melrose Park and At Lake City Middle, 76 High school students Education Commissioner Eastside; 81 percent passed percent of eighth-graders must pass the 10th-grade Gerard Robinson said in at Summers; 79 percent passed; 71 percent passed reading exam to gradu- a statement. “As Florida passed at Five Points; and at Fort White; 67 percent ate. Statewide the nearly transitions to higher stan- 77 percent passed at Fort passed at Richardson; 89,260 students who failed dards and higher expec- White. and 57 percent passed the 10th grade FCAT 2.0 tations, we can expect Columbia County fourth- at Challenge Learning reading test can retake it our assessment results to graders scored an average Center. up to four times or they can reflect those changes.” 3.3 out of a possible 6 on The countywide average qualify for standard diplo- That means lower test the narrative prompt that at the middle school level mas by getting equivalent scores for students and asked students to suppose was 3.2 out of a possible scores on the SAT or ACT lower grades for their someone had a chance to 6 on a persuasive prompt college entrance exams. schools. ride a camel and to write that directed students to Half the ninth-graders at A routine outside audit about what happens on that convince the principal Fort White and 45 percent of testing procedures is camel ride. whether eighth-grade stu- at Columbia High passed already under way and the Last year at Eastside and dents should be graded on in reading, compared with DOE will have an inter- Five Points 99 percent of how they behave in school. 52 percent statewide. Last nal investigation to focus FREE pregnancy tests in the ofice and fourth-graders passed the Last year 99 percent of year 44 percent of county on finding out what went offering DaVinci Robotic Surgeries. writing test; 98 percent at eighth-graders at Lake City ninth-graders passed, com- wrong, Robinson said. 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Commissioner Douglas “They had a relative Udell. “She never got a of Ruby McCollum, but I chance to show her side.” thought that was inaccu- In the film, Johnson rate,” Ivey said. “Where claims a veil of secrecy still she got that from I don’t lingers over McCollum’s know.” story in Suwannee County. Ivey said he was not Johnson said that law contacted by Johnson for enforcement still show up the film. He said he under- when the Suwannee County stood why people some- Courthouse is being photo- times do not want to share graphed. She also recount- information about their ed difficulty in acquiring family members. pertinent documents such “What is there to gain?” Discover How Much Better Your as the transcript from he said. “Would you want McCollum’s trial. somebody to talk about World Can Sound… Call (386) 466-0902 “Everywhere I turned, I your grandmother or your ran into silence,” Johnson A recent documentary casts mom?” said. the story of Ruby McCollum The film premiered on Johnson said her life was in a new light. April 15 at the Langston threatened while making Hughes African American 386-755-4911 the film. She took a hia- shoot Adams. Film Festival in Seattle. tus from working on “The “I always had the intui- Johnson called the pre- Other Side of Silence” and tive sense that the whole mier “a resounding suc- did not continue pursuing truth had never been told. cess.” She said more than the story until 12 years It took me 19 years bull- later. dogging this story, but I “This was not ever sup- discovered I was right,” posed to get out,” Udell said. she said. NOTICE OF MEETING “This was a story that was Johnson presented LAKE CITY COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY intended by the power struc- two counter-theories to ture to be maintained.” McCollum having shot and CITY OF LAKE CITY Marlon Ivey of Live killed Adams. Interviews Oak, McCollum’s grand- from Suwannee County son, questioned Johnson’s residents suggest that NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Lake City Community Redevelopment Agency for the claims of threats and another prominent physi- City of Lake City, Florida will hold a meeting on Monday, May 21, 2012 at 6:45 P.M., in the silence. cian shot Adams. A third “A lot of people don’t theory that local law Council Chambers located on the second floor of City Hall at 205 North Marion Avenue, Lake want to talk out of respect enforcement were respon- City, Florida. for their families,” Ivey said. sible for Adams’ death was “Everybody is not trying also presented. The film THE PURPOSE OF THE MEETING IS TO DISCUSS THE FOLLOWING ITEM: to sell a story. Everybody presented little evidence to is not looking for their 15 back either theory. • Façade Grant Application minutes of fame. It’s not Ivey, who has seen clips that they fear retaliation of the film, doubts that or fear that somebody is there is any new informa- All interested persons are invited to attend. going to do something to tion included within it. He them. Most of the time it’s said he had not seen the SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: If you require special aid or services as addressed in the out of respect.” film in its entirety and did Johnson’s version of not plan on buying it. American Disabilities Act, please contact the City Manager’s Office at (386) 719-5768. the story claims to have “The only thing I saw added a new dimension was just some people stat- AUDREY E SIKES to an already complicat- ing their opinions. I don’t ed tale. Johnson believes know what connection City Clerk McCollum did not actually they had to the situation,” OPINION

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ONE A N O T H E R OPINION VIEW Making Public- the Bill sector of Rights fat cats at cats with big optional salaries are once again the enemy of he framers of the the left. At the local, U.S. Constitution state, federal and were admirably Feven international level, liberal clear, or so they politicians are clamoring for and we thought, new levies on the selfish few Twhen they wrote in the Fifth living it up on easy street. Left Amendment that no person unsaid is that many of those shall “be deprived of life, liberty well-heeled plutocrats are pull- or property, without due pro- ing down a public salary. cess of law ... “ Lavish governmental pay- The framers thought that rolls and gold-plated retire- right important enough that in ment packages are straining the 14th Amendment they reit- finances from coast to coast. erated that this protection also Blacks and same-sex marriage California’s budget is $16 applied to the states, which also billion in the red, and Gov. could not “deprive any person erhaps history will After Obama spoke out for Jerry Brown this week began of life, liberty or property, with- show that the first same sex marriage, those begging Golden State voters out due process of law ... “ black president’s big- commonly identified as black to approve a ballot measure Clear enough? Perhaps not. gest contribution to America’s political leadership empowering him to raise The U.S. House on Friday black America was -- Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson, $9 billion by increasing the affirmed the government’s Pforcing this community to come Julian Bond, Joseph Lowery state sales tax to 7.5 percent power to detain indefinitely to terms with its own identity -- immediately took public posi- and imposing a tax on “mil- in military custody suspected and priorities. tions supporting the president’s lionaires” - defined as those terrorists, even if they are By formalizing his support of Star Parker stand. who earn more than $250,000. U.S. citizens on U.S. soil, with- same-sex marriage, President [email protected] But these leaders, who rep- President Obama’s own Buffett out charge or trial. All that is Barack Obama has pushed sanctity of life. resent the political behavior tax on “millionaires” would required is suspicion. blacks to decide what is most On Tuesday they go to the of Tuesday blacks, are out of kick in at the same amount. A coalition of Democrats important to them: The Biblical polls and vote for candidates sync with grass-roots sentiment, Earlier this year, the city of and Tea Party-movement message they hear in church who support abortion, moral which reflects the sentiments of Long Beach, N.Y., had to bor- Republicans, skeptical about every Sunday, or the big gov- relativism, and government Sunday blacks. row money so it could mint the ever-increasing power of ernment liberalism that they dependence. According to Pew, 47 per- a new pair of “millionaires.” a central government, failed regularly vote for on Tuesday of According to a 2010 Gallup cent of Americans support A police lieutenant who was to roll back that power, their Election Day. survey, 55 percent of blacks legalization of same sex mar- about to retire pocketed a amendment losing by the dis- I’ve often talked about what I said they attend church fre- riage, but only 39 percent of $572,863 payment, and a maying margin of 238 to 182. call the “Sunday-Tuesday Gap’ quently (“at least once a week” blacks and 33 percent of black departing sergeant welcomed Basically, the House reaf- in black America. or “almost every week”). Protestants do. an addition of $521,461 to firmed a provision in a defense The black church has always However, among Democrats, If there is a consensus on his bank account. That’s big bill that President Obama played a central role in black the party blacks overwhelm- anything today, it’s that most money for a small city, the signed on Dec. 31. In a sign- American life. Blacks attend ingly support, 39 percent say Americans feel the country is equivalent of each and every ing statement accompanying church with greater frequency they attend church frequently. on the wrong track. household writing a $75 check the bill, Obama wrote, “My than any ethnic group in the And among liberals, who are Where we part company is for the cops’ retirement. administration will not autho- nation. overwhelmingly Democrats, on the diagnosis of what is As bad as the municipal rize indefinite military deten- In church, they hear from 27 percent attend church fre- wrong. system can be, the federal tion without trial of American pastors who preach the Bible in quently. There are big questions we gravy train runs far deeper. citizens. Indeed, I believe that a most literal fashion. The black vote wasn’t always must decide that will determine According to a database of doing so would break with our According to a 2010 Pew so predictable. Eisenhower got the kind of country our kids and federal salaries compiled by most important traditions and Forum on Religion and Public 39 percent of the black vote in grandkids will be living in. the Asbury Park Press, the values as a nation.” Life survey, 34 percent of 1956 and Nixon received 32 per- There is no place where the Department of Veterans Affairs The Associated Press noted, the general public sees the cent in 1960. dilemma is clearer than among pays its top employee $398,322. “In a face-saving move, the Bible as the literal word of Now, 90 percent of blacks can black Americans. Another 800 employees earn House voted 243-173 Friday God. However, 57 percent be depended on to pull the lever Will America move more in a base salary of $300,000 or for an amendment that reaf- of blacks and 61 percent of for Democrats. the direction of the values of the more. A grand total of 3,797 firms Americans’ constitutional black Protestants say the Bible These are the blacks of blacks of Sunday or those of the department employees qualify rights.” should be read as God’s literal Tuesday. But now that Obama blacks of Tuesday? for the “millionaire’s” salary of It says something about our word. has made his support for same It’s time for black Americans $250,000. The Department of current crop of lawmakers that This helps explain why in sex marriage clear, what impact to set and clarify their priorities Health and Human Services 173 of them would vote “no” on responding to surveys on so- will this have on the blacks of and act in concert with them. has 182 “millionaires.” the Bill of Rights. Maybe for called “social issues,” -- abor- Sunday? The choices made today will Even salaries that don’t the past 220 or so years, the tion, marriage, family, infidelity, In 2008 in California, the impact not just their own future, quite reach the millionaire Constitution wasn’t as clear as homosexuality -- blacks poll like blacks of Tuesday voted for but the future of our whole level remain quite gener- we thought it was. white conservatives. Barack Obama. nation. ous. At the Federal Deposit However, when blacks go to But in the same election, Insurance Corp., 135 make ■ Scripps Howard News Service vote on Tuesday, they certainly the blacks of Sunday switched more than the $223,500 paid don’t vote like white conserva- over and voted for Proposition to the speaker of the House, tives. They vote like white the top legislative-branch sal- 8, which directed that mar- ■ Star Parker is president of Lake City Reporter liberals. riage be formally defined in the CURE, Coalition on Urban ary. A total of 798 Treasury On Sunday, blacks hear California state constitution as Renewal and Education Department staffers pulled in Serving Columbia County preachers talk about traditional traditional marriage of man and (www.urbancure.org) and author more than a congressman’s Since 1874 values, about family, about per- woman. of three books. salary of $174,000. The Lake City Reporter is pub- sonal responsibility, about the Hundreds of bureaucrats lished with pride for residents of who don’t have the fancy base Columbia and surrounding counties by Community Newspapers Inc. salaries can still find themselves We believe strong newspapers build invited to the taxpayer-funded strong communities —-“Newspapers LETTERS TO THE EDITOR country club through massive get things done!” bonuses ranging from $20,000 Our primary goal is to to $63,000 added on top of sala- publish distinguished and profitable community-oriented newspapers. Police officer got a slap on the wrist ries of at least $160,000. This mission will be accomplished When the pay isn’t so great, through the teamwork of professionals public-service employees still dedicated to truth, integrity and hard To the Editor: filed against him. officers are supposed to protect can live like millionaires by work. Earline Parker, the lady the public are they not? Then I jetting to exotic locales on the Todd Wilson, publisher “Officer” David Broom got Broom legally killed due to his propose that every law enforce- taxpayer dime. Four bureau- Robert Bridges, editor a politically correct, virtual gross negligence, was literally a ment officer spend at least one crats paid between $83,000 Sue Brannon, controller “slap-on-the-wrist” $280 fine and one-in-ten-million person, a true hour out of every shift they and $146,000 are stationed in a three-month suspension on “community angel.” Earline work ticketing aggressive driv- Burkina Faso. A pair of six- Dink NeSmith, president his driver’s license for aggres- volunteered thousands of hours ers. That would save hundreds figure-salaried Peace Corps Tom Wood, chairman sive driving that resulted in a of her time for the good of this of lives every year and millions employees can be found in death and caused an estimated community - each year - for of dollars in property damages Fiji. Twenty-five paper pushers LETTERS $1,000,000 worth of damage. the previous ten years or so. and medical expenses. I think enjoy the skiing in Switzerland, And now he thinks his slap-on- How many other people in this stopping aggressive driving and courtesy of the U.S. public. POLICY the-wrist decision is too severe region can come remotely close making the streets saner would Federal gigs are available on Letters to the Editor should be and wants it reduced? That’s to the good she did? make Earline proud. resort islands including Aruba, typed or neatly written and double ludicrous! So how can the community Bermuda, Bahamas, Barbados spaced. Letters should not exceed Personally, I think a man- win this negative situation? Rick Paul and Jamaica. 400 words and will be edited for slaughter charge needs to be Police and law enforcement Lake City The same people taking length and libel. Letters must be advantage of these perks are signed and include the writer’s name, calling for taxes on the rich. address and telephone number for California’s millionaire-tax ini- verification. Writers can have two How about pedal boats for Lake DeSoto? tiative is almost entirely bank- letters per month published. Letters rolled by public-sector labor and guest columns are the opinion of To the Editor: and small rowboats. I feel like (a concessioner) and start it unions. Government unions the writers and not necessarily that of people would pay a price to get through them. also are among Mr. Obama’s the Lake City Reporter. This may be a farfetched in them and pedal or row and it This is just an idea I had. top supporters. They real- BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, idea but couldn’t Lake DeSoto would benefit their health since Think about it. ize hardworking Americans Lake City, FL 32056; or drop off at become a recreation lake like it would burn calories and be need to pay more in taxes so 180 E. Duval St. downtown. some lakes in other places like good exercise. bureaucrats can continue to BY FAX: (386) 752-9400. Central Park in NYC and other Perhaps the Columbia County live like millionaires. BY E-MAIL: towns. Recreation Department could Harold Murphy [email protected] Pedal boats are popular do it or someone could invest Lake City ■ The Washington Times LAKE CITY REPORTER LOCAL SUNDAY, MAY 20, 2012 5A

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May 20 be hosting a fundraiser contact Vicki Myers at 755- for purchase. On Friday, at Moe’s on Highway 90 7714 Ext. 2411 or 866-642- the hours are from 2 p.m. Community Concerts between 5 to 8 p.m. on 0962. to 8 p.m, and the Blueberry The Jacksonville Monday, May 21. Please Bake-off, Tasting Party and Symphony Orchestra per- come out and support the May 23 Children’s Talent Contest forms 3 p.m. May 20 at Scouts. For information are Friday’s special events. the Levy Performing Arts please call 965-4674. Quilters meeting The Lake City Reporter’s Center. The full Jacksonville The Lady of the Lake Taste Buddies, Genie Symphony Orchestra pres- May 22 Quilters Guild will meet on Norman and Mary Kay ents a rousing “Patriotic Wednesday, May 23 at 10 Hollingsworth, will be judg- Pops Spectacular” program Author program a.m. with social time at 9:30 ing the Bake-Off! Saturday, featuring popular works by Mark Mustian, author a.m. at Teen Town, 533 NW the festival opens at 7 a.m., John Williams, Gershwin, of The Return and The Desoto St., Lake City. The and features the Blueberry Bernstein, Berlin, Sousa, Gendarme, will speak at program this month will be Pancake Breakfast, the and other season favorites. the Main Library Tuesday, the Completed Resolutions “Think Green” Parade, Ticket and membership May 22 at 7 p.m. In addi- Program. Bring one fat and the Adults’ Talent information is available at tion to his writing, Mark quarter for each resolu- Contest. The winners of www.comunityconcerts. Mustian is also an attor- tion you did not complete. the Bake-Off, Parade and info. ney and a Tallahassee City Those who completed their Talent Contests are award- Commissioner. A native resolutions will be reward- ed cash prizes. This event Senior celebration Floridian and a graduate of ed with your fat quarters. is hosted by the Wellborn New Mt. Pisgah A. M. the University of Florida, Community Association, a E. Church will be celebrat- Mark Mustian also serves May 24 non-profit 501(c)(3) corpo- ing with the Class of 2012 as the chair of the Lutheran ration. For more info call with Senior Day on Sunday, Readers Project, a nation- ’72 class meeting 386-963-1157. May 20 beginning at 10:30 al program that strives Class of 1972 Reunion a.m. You are cordially invit- to serve as a bridge con- Meeting at Beef O’Bradys June 2 ed to come join us while necting Lutheran readers May 24 at 7 p.m. Contact we uplift this class in this and writers. His critically George H. Hudson Jr. 386- Leadership class glorious occasion. Dinner acclaimed second novel, JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter 623-2066 for information. Free Leadership will be served. The Gendarme, is a Florida Trumpet man Seminar June 2 at 3 p.m. Book Award Gold Medal Columbia High School student Marvin Anthony, 16, plays the at Richardson Community Summer concerts winner. This free program trumpet outside of the school as he practices for a concert on Landlords meeting Center, 255 NE Coast The City of High Springs is sponsored by the Friends Thursday. There will be a work- Anders Lane. For more will present a free sum- of the Columbia County shop meeting for owners information call Pearlnita mer concert in the park Public Library. Care Center Community and Wednesday, May 23 and rental agents May 24 Mitchell 386-752-0110. series, featuring local musi- Room, 6037 West US from 3 to 6 p.m, at 7000 NW at 6 p.m. at Shands Lake cians and talent at James Highway 90. This group 11th Place in Gainesville. Shore Regional Medical Paul Park, 110 NW 1st Financial literacy class will meet every Tuesday Pre-registration is required, Center conference room. Charity golf tournament Avenue in High Springs. Jenny Jump of the at 10 a.m. from May 22 call 1.888.681.6388. This is the last meeting North Florida Blaze Dubbed Summer Sundays, Columbia County UF/IFAS through June 26. For more until September. 11U Youth Baseball Team this a great opportu- Extension Office will pres- information, please contact Loss workshop will have the 2nd Annual nity to explore High ent Money Matters, a free, the local Haven Hospice Sibling Healing, an educa- Golf Tournament at Quail Springs. Bring your own informational program office at 352-378-2121. tional workshop about work- June 1 Heights Country Club on blankets, lawn chairs and about financial literacy at ing through your grief fol- Saturday, June 2. Shotgun Refreshments! Enjoy our the Main Library. This pro- lowing the loss of a brother Blueberry festival start at 8.m. 18 hole scram- beautiful downtown area gram is a 3-part series on Free prostate cancer or sister, will be offered to The 19th Annual Wellborn ble, 4-person teams, lunch with your family and friends Tuesday mornings at 9:30 The Community Cancer the public on Tuesday, May Blueberry Festival is June provided, mulligan sales, on a Summer Sunday am, beginning on Tuesday, Center of North Florida 22 at 10 a.m. at the Wings 1 and 2. Admission is free! door prizes, prizes for 1st, afternoon. Summer Sunday May 22 and ending on is providing free prostate Education Center, 857 SW Both Friday and Saturday 2nd, and 3rd place teams, runs May 20, June 17, July Tuesday June 5. cancer screenings (clinical Main Blvd (Lake City Plaza). feature arts & crafts, food entry fee $200 per team, 15 and August 19 from 2 to exam and PSA test includ- The workshop, facilitated vendors, the Country Store hole sponsorships avail- 4 p.m. ed) next week. The center by Jerry Tyre, Wings Grief selling blueberry pies, cob- able $100. Contact Tim Loss support group will host free prostate clini- Services Manager will offer bler, muffins and more, Williamson at 386-234-0423 May 21 Haven Hospice is host- cal exams and PSA testing an overview discovering live entertainment by the for more. Proceeds will be ing a grief and loss sup- on Tuesday, May 22 from ways to cope with sibling Willow Creek Band, and utilized for the 2012 AAU Scout fundraiser port group May 22 at the 3 to 6 p.m. at 4520 W US loss. There is no cost. For fresh blueberries and National Championship Boy Scout Troop 85 will Suwannee Valley Hospice Highway 90 in Lake City information and to register, blueberry plants available Baseball Tournament. OBITUARIES

Alice B. Daniels fun spirit and was always plan- Mr. Napoleon “Poley” B. Gibbs, is so thankful for all the kindness sons: Ted Williams, Lakeland, his baby girl, Ayla. Mr. Gonzalez ning and thinking about the next Jr., 76 of Lake City passed away and consideration by so many Fl, Tom Williams, Lake City, Fl; was a Christian. Mr. Gonzalez is Mrs. Alice B. Daniels, 92 years family occasion. She had a way to be with his Heavenly Father throughout the years of his life. one sister: Lily Wheeler, Miami, survived by his wife of 37 years, of age, passed away Friday, Feb- of getting everyone to not only at the Haven Hospice Suwan- Funeral services will be conduct- Fl; six grandchildren: Trisha, Adriana Gonzalez; his parents, ruary 24, 2012 at her residence. attend but to do what they were nee Valley Care Center in Lake ed on Monday, May 21, 2012 at Kristi, Jennifer, Alison, Julie, Seraina and Zunilda Chirino She was born assigned, even the great- grand- City on Thursday, May 17, 11:00 am in the chapel of Guerry Travis; twelve great-grandchil- Gonzalez; his children, Wilfre- on Novem- children! Laughter was always a 2012. Poley was born March Funeral Home with his son, N.B. dren; and her cousin: Angela; do Gonzalez Jr.(Yisel); Gabriel ber 23, 1919 big part of these events. She was 19, 1936 in Claxton, Georgia. “Bo” Gibbs, III oficiating. In- Brooksville, Fl. A portion of Sun- Gonzalez (Kimberly Johnson); in Stamford, the reason for so many wonderful He was preceded in death by his terment will follow at Memorial day’s service at Branford United Adriana Boston (Tommy, Jr.); Connecticut memories of holidays, vacations sisters, Millie, Mamie, Ella, Liz Cemetery. Visitation with the Methodist Church in Branford, Ayla Gonzalez; all of Lake City; and was a and get-togethers for family and and also by his brothers, Lamar family will be one hour prior Fl will be dedicated in her honor. his brothers, Armando Gonzalez daughter to the friends. She was a special lady and Charles. Poley lived many to the service from 10-11:00 In lieu of lowers family ask do- of Lake City and Serain Gonza- late Alexan- who will be greatly missed by all. places as a youth; Wellborn, FL, am at the funeral home. In lieu nations be made to the Hospice lez of Miami, Florida and a sis- der and Stella She was a long-time mem- Lake Okeechobee, FL and Vida- of lowers, please make me- of Nature Coast, 150 N Main ter, Zoly Gonzalez of South Car- Obuchowski. A homemaker, ber of the Fort White Meth- lia, GA before moving to Lake morial contributions to Haven Street, High Springs, FL 32643. olina. Eight grandchildren also Mrs. Daniels had been a resident odist Church and an inte- City around 1950. He worked Hospice at 6037 W US Hwy 90, Daniels Funeral Homes & survive. Services for Mr. Gon- of Aurora, Ohio for the past ive gral part of the community. for many years with Colum- Lake City, FL 32025. Arrange- Crematory, Inc., of Live zalez will be conducted at 5:00 years and previously lived in Sallie Mae was preceded in death bia Oil Co., Rountree-Moore ments are under the direction of Oak and Branford, FL in P.M. on Tuesday, May 22, 2012 Lake City. For many years she by her husband, Joe Sid Deese. Ford and Sunshine Hardware GUERRY FUNERAL charge of arrangements. in the Chapel of the Dees-Par- was an active volunteer at the Survivors include her ive chil- of Lake City. Poley’s favorite HOME, Lake City. Please rish Family Funeral Home with Lake City Hospital where she dren; Betty Koon (Bill, deceased) activities were ishing and shar- sign the guestbook at www. Bro. Keith Hatcher oficiating. also served as President of the of Ft. White, FL; JoAnn Deese, ing time with his many friends. guerryfuneralhome.net Wilfredo “Willie” Gonzalez The family will receive friends hospital volunteer organization. of Ft. White, FL; Linda Pope He dearly loved being on the for One Hour prior to the funeral She was a member of the O.E.S. (Richard) of Lakeland, FL; Sid water, especially the Suwannee Alice B. Williams Mr. Wilfredo “Willie” Gonza- service. . Arrangements are un- chapter of Lake City. She was Deese (Martha) of Ft. White, FL; River. The times he spent with lez Sr., 54, of Lake City, died der the direction of the DEES- preceded in death by her hus- and Sally Walton (Jerry) of Mon- his numerous friends and fam- Alicia B. Williams, 88, Lake unexpectedly, Thursday, May PARRISH FAMILY FUNER- band, Jerry K. Daniels and ticello, FL, nine grandchildren, ily on the water, were some of City, Fl passed away on Mon- 17, 2012. A native of Manhat- AL HOME, 458 S. Marion her brother, Lee Obuchowski. Kathy, Kerri, Bill, Michael, Joey, the best times of his life. His day, May 14, 2012 after a short tan, New York, Mr. Gonzalez Ave., Lake City, FL 32025 752- She is survived by her sons, Jay, Ben, Deanna and Missy, cheerfulness and quick to laugh illness. The Guayaquil, Ecuador had been a resident of Lake City 1234 Please share your thoughts King (Teresa) Daniels of Aurora, twelve great-grandchildren and personality endeared him to all. native moved to Lake City in since 1992 having moved here and wishes for the family at our Ohio and Robert Lee (Felicia) three great-great-grandchildren. Poley is survived by his lov- 1980 from Miami, Fl. She re- with his family from Tampa, on-line family guestbook at par- Daniels of Anaheim, Califor- A graveside service was held ing wife Dorothy of 47 years, tired from Coulter Electronics in Florida. Mr. Gonzalez had been rishfamilyfuneralhome.com nia as well as six grandchildren Saturday, May 19, 2012 11 in which only his passing could Miami and her favorite scripture the head of maintenance at the and eight great grandchildren. AM at the Fort White Ceme- separate them from one an- was Psalm 23. She also deeply Lake City Middle School for sev- Graveside memorial services will tery with lunch following at the other. He is also survived by loved her sons, grandchildren, eral years and was most recently Obituaries are paid advertise- be conducted on Thursday, May First Baptist Church Fellowship his daughters, Linda Adleman, great-grandchildren, her friends the general manager of the G&S ments. For details, call the Lake 24, 2012 at 2:00 PM at Memorial Hall. There was no visitation. Alachua, Fl, Sue King, Alachua, and was a member of Branford Plant Nursery. His spare time City Reporter’s classified depart- Cemetery with Rev. Ralph Rodri- In lieu of lowers donations may FL, Lois Kleinberg, Mt Dora, United Methodist Church. Mrs. was spent with his beloved wife, ment at 752-1293. guez, pastor of Southside Baptist be made to Dowling Park, P O FL, Shari Secchi, Melbourne, Williams is survived by her two Adriana and his “Little Princess” Church oficiating. Alice’s cre- Box 4305, Dowling Park, FL FL, Polly Johnson, Palm Bay, mated remains will be laid to 32064. Arrangements are un- FL, his sons, Napoleon (Ceci- rest next to her beloved husband, der the direction of the DEES- lia) Gibbs, III, Middleburg, FL Jerry K. Daniels. Local arrange- PARRISH FAMILY and Danny (Barbara) Witt, Lake ments are under the direction of FUNERAL HOME, 458 City and numerous grandchil- GUERRY FUNERAL S. Marion Ave., Lake City, dren and great grandchildren. HOME, Lake City. Please FL 32025 752-1234 Please Poley was a kind and wonderful sign the guestbook at www. share your thoughts and man, respected by all who knew guerryfuneralhome.net wishes for the family at our him. He was genuine and sin- on-line family guestbook at cere and a friend to many. He parrishfamilyfuneralhome.com lived a gentlemanly life and re- Sallie Mae Timmons Deese spected other people and trusted Jesus Christ as his Lord and Sallie Mae Timmons Deese Napoleon “Poley” B. Savior. Poley’s handshake and passed away peacefully Thurs- Gibbs, Jr. his word could be counted on, day, May 17 at Dowling Park like his friendship. Our family with her family by her side. Sal- lie Mae was born on October 19, 1920 in Eridu, Florida to the late Bud and Sallie Timmons. She was the youngest of ive. Her siblings Mamie Capps, C. R. Timmons, J.W. Timmons and NEW Albert Timmons all preceded Water Bottles her in death. She was raised in Lamont, Florida and attended Nascar & Harley Davidson Aucilla Public School where she met her husband, Joseph Sydney Tervis Cups Deese. After graduating in 1938, she and Joe Sid married and moved to Fort White, Florida New Arrivals where they raised ive children and started a business, Southland Timber Company. Sallie Mae Guy Harvey was a homemaker who devoted her life to her family. Her pas- sions were family, ishing (she Shirts once caught a 10 bass on a cane Mens Womens Children 755-1992 pole) and any sport in which the Gators were playing. She had a WILSON’S OUTFITTERS 1291 SE Baya Dr, Lake City (386) 755-7060 [email protected] 6A LAKE CITY REPORTER LOCAL & STATE SUNDAY, MAY 20, 2012 Page Editor: Rick Burnham, 754-0424 For a good cause

HANNAH O. BROWN/Lake City Reporter Hundreds turned out to the Lake DeSoto area Saturday for FAM Fest, an event benefitting Haven Hospice. FAM Fest included a 5K run, an art show, the Lake DeSoto Farmer’s Market and a concert by renowned regional all-woman band “Patchwork.” Clockwise, from top left: Patient Care Manager Angie McClellan spins cotton candy. Early sunlight casts long shadows as runners break from the starting line during the 5K run, and then continue around Lake DeSoto. Patchwork entertains the crowd with traditional, old-time music. First ‘Warning shot’ defendant had no record By MITCH STACY and went back inside. Alexander Associated Press rejected a plea deal that would tropical have resulted in a three-year pris- TAMPA — Marissa Alexander ‘ We were trying to get at the thug who on sentence and chose to go to had never been arrested before trial. A jury deliberated 12 min- storm no she fired a bullet at a wall one day was robbing a liquor store who had a gun utes before convicting her. in 2010 to scare off her husband "The irony of the 10-20-life law when she felt he was threatening in his possession or pulled out the gun and is the people who actually think threat her. Nobody got hurt, but this they're innocent of the crime, they month a northeast Florida judge threatened someone or shot someone dur- roll the dice and take their chanc- RALEIGH, N.C. — The first was bound by state law to sen- es, and they get the really harsh tropical storm of the season tence her to 20 years in prison. ing the commission of the crime.’ prison sentences," Newburn said. formed Saturday off the coast of Alexander, a 31-year-old moth- "Whereas the people who think South Carolina with top winds of er of a toddler and 11-year-old they are actually guilty of the 45 mph (75 kph), but it wasn't twins, knew it was coming. She crime take the plea deal and get threatening land. had claimed self-defense, tried Victor Crist out (of prison) well before. So it Forecasters say tropical storm to invoke Florida's "stand your certainly isn't working the way it Alberto was centered about 140 ground" law and rejected plea Former state legislator is intended." miles (225 km) east of Charleston, deals that could have gotten her Alexander was also charged S.C., in the afternoon. a much shorter sentence. A jury who crafted ‘10-20-life’ bill with domestic battery four No coastal watches or warnings found her guilty as charged: months after the shooting in were in effect, but forecasters aggravated assault with a dead- another assault on Gray. She say they may issue one later. The ly weapon. Because she fired a 10 years in prison. Fire the gun, in Gov. Jeb Bush's first term. He pleaded no contest and was sen- Miami-based National Hurricane gun while committing a felony, and it's an automatic 20 years. said Alexander's sentence — if tenced to time served. Center says there were no haz- Florida's mandatory-minimum Shoot and wound someone, and she truly did fire a warning shot Her family says that doesn't ards affecting land so far, and the gun law dictated the 20-year sen- it's 25 years to life. and wasn't trying to kill her hus- erase the fact that a relatively law- tropical-strength winds weren't tence. Critics say Alexander's case band — is not what lawmakers abiding person — a woman with reaching shore. Some strength- Her case in Jacksonville has underscores the unfair sentences wanted. a master's degree — who was ening was possible. drawn a fresh round of criti- that can result when laws strip "We were trying to get at the making positive contributions to It was moving about 3 mph (6 cism aimed at mandatory-mini- judges of discretion. About two- thug who was robbing a liquor society will endure prison for two kph) to the southwest. mum sentencing laws. The local thirds of the states have manda- store who had a gun in his pos- decades over a single violation in National Weather Service NAACP chapter and the district's tory-minimum sentencing laws, session or pulled out the gun which no one was hurt. meteorologist Sandy LaCorte in African-American congress- mostly for drug crimes, accord- and threatened someone or shot "She had a restraining order Wilmington said the system will woman say blacks more often ing to a website for the Families someone during the commission against him. Now Marissa is continue moving to the south- are incarcerated for long peri- Against Mandatory Minimums of the crime," said Crist, who incarcerated and he's not," said west before reversing course and ods because of overzealous pros- advocacy group. served in the state House and her father, Raoul Jenkins. "I'm heading northeast over the next ecutors and judges bound by the "We're not saying she's not Senate for 18 years before being wrestling with that in my mind several days. She said the center wrong-headed statute. Alexander guilty of a crime, we're not saying elected Hillsborough County and trying to determine how the of the storm is not expected to get is black. that she doesn't deserve some commissioner. system worked that detail out. It's close to the Carolinas' coast. It also has added fuel to the sort of sanction by the court," On Aug. 1, 2010, Alexander was really frustrating." LaCorte said Alberto will pro- controversy over Florida's "stand said Greg Newburn, Florida working for a payroll software Newburn says Alexander's duce increased waves at North your ground" law, which the director for the group. Rather, company. She was estranged from case is not an isolated incident, and South Carolina beaches. judge would not allow Alexander he said, the judge should have her husband, Rico Gray, and had and that people ensnared by man- There is a high risk of rip cur- to invoke. State Attorney Angela the authority to decide an appro- a restraining order against him, datory-minimum laws cross racial rents along North Carolina's Corey, who also is overseeing the priate sanction after hearing all even though they'd had a baby barriers. Outer Banks, and a moderate risk prosecution of shooter George the unique circumstances of the together just nine days before. In central Florida, a white man along the southeastern beaches Zimmerman in the Trayvon case. Thinking he was gone, she went named Orville Lee Wollard is and the entire South Carolina Martin case, stands by the han- U.S. Rep. Corinne Brown, D- to their former home to retrieve nearly two years into a 20-year coast. Winds will gust to around dling of Alexander's case. Corey Jacksonville, has been an advo- the rest of her clothes, family sentence for firing his gun inside 25 mph. says she believes Alexander cate for Alexander. Brown was members said. his house to scare his daughter's The weather service said there aimed the gun at the man and his present at the sentencing, where An argument ensued, and boyfriend. Prosecutors contend- will be isolated and scattered rain two sons, and the bullet she fired she and Corey had a brief, terse Alexander said she feared for ed that Wollard was shooting at showers along the coast of the could have ricocheted and hit any exchange afterward as sign-tot- her life when she went out to her the young man and missed. Carolinas into early next week. of them. ing supporters rallied outside the vehicle and retrieved the gun she He rejected a plea deal that A forecast map by the hurricane At the May 11 sentencing, courthouse. legally owned. She came back offered probation but no prison center predicts that the storm will Alexander's relatives begged "The Florida criminal justice inside and ended up firing a shot time. Like Alexander, he took drift toward the open sea off the Circuit Judge James Daniel for system has sent two clear mes- into the wall, which ricocheted his chances at trial and was con- Midatlantic by midweek, but it's leniency but he said the decision sages today," Brown said after- into the ceiling. victed of aggravated assault with difficult to accurately predict a was "out of my hands." ward. "One is that if women who Gray testified that he saw a firearm. Circuit Judge Donald storm's path days in advance. "The Legislature has not given are victims of domestic violence Alexander point the gun at him Jacobsen said he was "duty The official start to hurricane me the discretion to do what try to protect themselves, the and looked away before she fired bound" by the 10-20-life law to season is June 1, but tropical the family and many others have 'Stand Your Ground Law' will not the shot. He claims she was the impose the harsh sentence. storms often occur before then. asked me to do," he said. apply to them. ... The second aggressor, and he had begged "I would say that, if it wasn't for The 2011 Atlantic hurricane sea- The state's "10-20-life" law was message is that if you are black, her to put away the weapon. the minimum mandatory aspect son produced 20 tropical cyclones implemented in 1999 and cred- the system will treat you differ- A judge threw out Alexander's of this, I would use my discretion 19 tropical storms, seven hurri- ited with helping to lower the ently." "stand your ground" self-defense and impose some separate sen- canes and four major hurricanes. violent crime rate. Anyone who Victor Crist was a Republican claim, noting that she could have tence, having taken into consid- shows a gun in the commission of state legislator who crafted the run out of the house to escape her eration the circumstances of this ■ Associated Press certain felonies gets an automatic "10-20-life" bill enacted in 1999 husband but instead got the gun event," Jacobsen said. Page Editor: Rick Burnham, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER NEWS SUNDAY, MAY 20, 2012 7A Obama sees consensus on fix SRWMD: By BEN FELLER and Conserve JIM KUHNHENN Associated Press water now CAMP DAVID, Md. — Confronting an economic crisis From staff reports that threatens them all, President Barack Obama and leaders of LIVE OAK–The Suwannee other world powers on Saturday River Water Management contin- declared that their governments ues to urge all water users to con- must both spark growth and serve in light of ongoing drought cut the debt that has crippled conditions. the European continent and put “We’re asking everyone to investors worldwide on edge. reduce water use, particularly "There's now an emerging lawn and landscape irrigation, consensus that more must be which typically consumes half of done to promote growth and the water used for residential sup- job creation right now," Obama ply,” said District Acting Executive proclaimed after hosting unprec- Director Charlie Houder. edented economic talks at Camp The 12 months ending on April David, his secluded and high- 30 had the lowest rainfall total ly secure mountaintop retreat. (37.46 inches) of all May-April Seeking a second term amid periods since 1932, and was the hard economic times, Obama third driest of all 12-month peri- hailed a debate heading in the ods. The District’s average12- direction he likes, with nations month deficit rose to 17.1 inches, now talking of ways to spark with some areas experiencing their economies instead of just more than 25 inches of deficit. slashing spending. ASSOCIATED PRESS River flows are extremely low, Yet there were no bold pre- World leaders attend the first working session of the G-8 Summit at Camp David, Md,, Saturday. From left are and gages on some rivers are scriptions at hand. Instead, lead- French President Francois Hollande, U.S. President Barack Obama, British Prime Minister David Cameron and setting new record low flows for ers seemed intent on trying to Russian Prime Minister Dmitri Medvedev. this time of year. Part of the Santa inspire confidence by agreeing Fe River near High Springs has on a broad strategy no matter government-led growth seemed job, offered Obama a reminder of shortages. nearly stopped flowing, according their differences. With all of them aimed at German Chancellor his own responsibilities to work to The mere preparation to to district officials. facing their own difficult political Angela Merkel, who came to the expand the economy, "even if he's release oil reserves could help Levels at all monitored lakes realities, they built some sover- summit as the European leader in an electoral period and who has calm markets and ensure that are below average. Groundwater eign wiggle room into their pledge who had demanded austerity as a Congress that's not necessarily oil prices, which have been levels continue to decrease, with to take all necessary steps, saying the most important step toward easy to deal with." dropping, don't climb again and almost all district monitor wells "the right measures are not the easing the eurozone's debt cri- Coping with shaky oil mar- anger consumers as U.S. elec- setting new record lows for the same for each of us." sis. But the election of Socialist kets, the leaders set the stage tions approach. time of year and many setting new Obama played international Francois Hollande as president for a united release of world oil The Group of Eight summit historic lows. host as Europe's debt crisis threat- of France, and Greek elections reserves to balance any disrup- includes leaders of the United Most of the springs on the ens to drag down the U.S. recov- that created political chaos in the tion in world markets when tough States, Japan, Britain, Germany, Santa Fe are near or below record ery and his own political future, country were clear rejections of new sanctions are imposed on France, Italy, and Russia. low levels. Treehouse Spring in underscoring the stakes for him the belt-tightening Merkel repre- Iran's exports because of its dis- Associated Press writers David Alachua County had no observ- in getting allies abroad to rally sented. puted nuclear program. The lead- McHugh, Jamey Keaten, Nancy able flow for the first time in around some answers. Hollande, a new voice at the ers said they were ready to take Benac and Anne Gearan contrib- its record. Manatee Springs Much of the new emphasis on table in just his first week on the "appropriate action" to meet any uted to this report. continued to set new low aver- age monthly flows, and Fanning Springs saw the intrusion of river water during high tides because Jobless rate of low spring flow. Branford man arrested for assault The three-month precipitation falls in county outlook issued by the Climate Prediction Center is for equal By TONY BRITT later released on Highway Patrol chances of above-normal, normal, or From staff reports and JESSIE R. BOX $5,000 bond. troopers in front below-normal precipitation through According to of the station. FHP July. Above-normal temperatures The jobless rate in Columbia BRANFORD—A Branford Lake City Police Cpl. Stalnaker told are expected through July. County dropped to 7.8 percent for man faces a charge of aggra- Department reports, Moody he witnessed District staff continues to April, according to figures released vated assault with a weapon a call was made the suspect, Lewis, evaluate the need to declare a Friday by the state. The March 2012 after he allegedly threatened reporting a distur- threaten the victim Phase III Water Shortage Order rate was 8.2 percent. another man with a stick during bance involving two with a stick while to require water use restrictions State unemployment fell from 9 a Wednesday altercation. men at the Florida the victim holding for all users. Under the water percent to 8.7 percent in April, the James Edward Lewis, 45, Highway Patrol sta- his small child. shortage order, restrictions, and lowest figure since January 2009. of 4334 SW 282nd Terrace, tion. Lewis Lewis told authori- some exemptions, would apply The U.S. jobless rate was 8.1 per- Branford, was charged with LCPD officer Joe ties it was the victim’s to residential, agriculture, com- cent in April. aggravated assault with a Moody reported that when he fault and he was protecting him- mercial, and industrial users. For The April 2011 unemployment weapon and booked into the arrived he found a suspect had self. He was arrested and taken more information about limits on rate in Columbia County was 9.1 Columbia County jail. He was been handcuffed by Florida to jail. landscape irrigation, visit www. percent. mysuwanneeriver.com. Florida to double-check names on voter purge list

By GARY FINEOUT 2012 elections when Florida tions, applauded what he local officials. State officials said it when it launched a state- ASSOCIATED PRESS is expected to be one of called "the sudden tenac- The Department of State could take several weeks to wide voter registration data- the swing states that could ity" of the Department of has been trying for months complete this latest check. base. The state database determine the election. State. During a statewide to access a federal database There are currently more is supposed to check the TALLAHASSEE — Local election supervi- conference of election that tracks visitors who are than 11 million active regis- names of registered voters Florida officials, responding sors this week complained supervisors held this week in the country but have tered voters in the state, but against other databases, to skeptical comments this to state officials that the Corley relayed how he had been turned down. But the a few thousand votes could including ones that contain week from county election original list was based found two voters on the Department of Highway make the difference in what the names of people who supervisors, said they are on old information taken possible non-citizen list Safety and Motor Vehicles is expected to be a tight race have died and people who now going to double-check from 2011 and that they that had been born in Ohio — which can access the between President Barack have been sent to prison. whether 182,000 registered had already found inaccu- and Massachusetts. database — said they would Obama and GOP presump- But it turns out that until voters are U.S. citizens. racies in it. State officials During that conference, soon double-check the citi- tive nominee Mitt Romney. 2011 no one was actively State officials announced acknowledged that some state election officials zenship status of those on The 2000 election between checking to verify citizen- late Thursday that the people may have become and an official with the the list. State election offi- George W. Bush and Al ship status. Florida agency that handles naturalized citizens after Department of Highway cials said they would absorb Gore was decided by just Before the launch of driver's licenses plans to they obtained their driver's Safety and Motor Vehicles the cost of the effort which 537 votes in the Sunshine the database, Florida had check a federal database to license. fielded questions from is expected to cost 50 cents State. come under fire for previ- verify the citizenship status The names will now be county election supervi- to check each individual Florida law requires vot- ous efforts to remove fel- of those initially identified checked with a database sors who were concerned name. ers to be a U.S. citizen resid- ons from the voting rolls, as being in Florida legally maintained by the U.S. about the quality of the "We want to make sure ing in the state. Florida also including a purge that but ineligible to vote. Department of Homeland information that had been our records are accurate," does not allow someone to happened right before the The state has sent a list Security. given to them regarding said Boyd Walden, director vote if they are a convicted 2000 presidential election. to county election supervi- "As a result, all of the someone's citizenship sta- of the Division of Motorist felon and have not had their An effort to remove felons sors of more than 2,600 potential non-citizen names tus. They pointed out how Services for the state. "Of civil rights restored. back in 2004 was halted people who have been iden- we send to supervisors as supervisors get much course the Department of The state has been after it was discovered that tified as non-U.S. citizens. part of this initiative will more detailed information State is going to benefit responsible for helping the list drawn up by the But state officials have also be based on much more on other types of ineligible from that." screen voters since 2006 state had errors. said there may be as many current and reliable infor- voters. as 182,000 registered vot- mation," said Chris Cate, Gisela Salas, the direc- ers who are not eligible to a spokesman for the tor of the state Division of Mitt Romney, I am a Christian Floridian and I plan to vote Nov. 6, 2012. vote. Department of State. Elections, said at the meet- Would you please answer the following questions, each of which has The move comes just Brian Corley, the Pasco ing that the state was look- months before the critical County supervisor of elec- ing for ways to reassure three possible answers of “YES”, or “NO” or “PCSR” (Politically Correct Sidestep Response). It has been 15 days with 0 answers, Sir. 1. Is God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit one God? Medicare Medicaid State of Florida & VA Employee Express Scripts Patients (Please support your answer with at least one reference, Sir) 2. Are Florida public school students created in the image of God the PUBLIC NOTICE Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit? (Cite references) Are you being required to switch to 3. Are the 66 Books of the Holy Bible the only books written through the inspiration of God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit? mail-order prescriptions 4. 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Sunday, May 20, 2012 www.lakecityreporter.com Section B FROM THE SIDELINE Orange Park handles Fort Brandon Finley White, 35-7 Phone: (386) 754-0420 [email protected] Raiders take quarter — each time start- ing drives on Fort White’s rematch with side of the field. Future Indians on Friday. “We made some plays here and there,” Indians looks By TIM KIRBY head coach Demetric [email protected] Jackson said. “We didn’t sus- tain the drives. Turnovers ORANGE PARK — When will kill you. We had three fun you’re playing up in class major drops and one was from 2B to 6A you expect intercepted. You are not t times to take some licks, but Fort going to beat a mediocre Columbia White High let Orange Park team doing that, and you High’s High have too many easy are definitely not going to offense opportunities. beat a good team.” could have The Raiders beat the Orange Park added two Abeen called slow and Indians 35-7 in the spring more touchdowns in the methodical last year. game in Orange Park on third quarter before Fort There’s nothing wrong Friday. White got on the board in with that and the Tigers After losing in the game lightning fashion. used that offense to last year, Orange Park was On the Indians’ final pos- propel Columbia back focused and four turnovers session of the varsity por- into the playoffs and the by Fort White greased the tion of the game, Tavaris second round. skids. Following a scoreless Williams broke a 48-yard JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter But judging by the first quarter, the Raiders put Fort White’s Tavaris Williams runs the ball after escaping a number of tackles during practice spring game, Columbia’s up 21 points in the second INDIANS continued on 4B Thursday. offense should be fun to watch under new offensive coordinator Mitch Shoup this fall. Shoup comes in with an offensive-line pedigree, so an up-tempo offense wouldn’t be something most would expect from the Tigers, but that’s exactly what was unveiled during Spring repeat the 33-7 win against Dunnellon High in the spring game. While the ground game was still very impressive, what was fun to watch was Columbia’s attacking pace. There were multiple instances when Columbia went to the hurry up. Columbia took chances down field. And the only thing that stopped the Tigers in most instances were penalties. There’s an entire summer left to iron out the wrinkles. Columbia probably had more holding penalties called in the spring game than its entire 2011 season. But it’s always good to have a few negatives to point out after a spring game. That helps the players realize that they’re not where they need to be yet. It gives the staff something to keep the team’s head level. But there is potential for Columbia to have one of the most explosive offenses in the area this fall. BRANDON FINLEY/Lake City Reporter Jayce Barber was Columbia High’s Lonnie Underwood breaks into the open field in the Tigers’ 33-7 win against Dunnellon High in Dunnellon on Friday. particularly impressive despite coughing up the ball twice on fumbles. He’ll get that worked out for the fall. Tigers pick up 33-7 win at Dunnellon What’s impressive is Barber’s passing numbers. He completed By BRANDON FINLEY would cap off the effort. 13-of-16 passes for [email protected] Lonnie Underwood had a 215 yards and a 14-yard run to the one and touchdown. Not bad Columbia High made it Timmons did the rest for a for a player who was two-for-two in spring games 10-0 lead with 8:19 remain- participating in two against Dunnellon High, ing in the second quarter. sports during the spring. but this year it was in more Another three-and-out Columbia had a convincing fashion as the allowed the Columbia trio of running backs Tigers won 33-7. offense to really get rolling. that showed skill and After a punt on The Tigers drove deep into freshman Lonnie Dunnellon’s first drive, Dunnellon territory again, Underwood finished the Tigers put together an but this time missed a field with five carries for 70 impressive 15-play drive goal. Underwood had a 57- yards. He could have resulting in a Brayden yard touchdown run called finished with 150 had two Thomas field goal to open back on the drive due to long runs not been the game with a 3-0 lead. holding. called back due to The defense then sank Dunnellon’s closest holding. its teeth in for a three-and- thing to a scoring drive It’s just spring, but if out and Columbia’s offense came late in the first half it’s any indication, fall is picked up where it left off. after a Barber fumble gave looking bright. Ronald Timmons began the other Tigers the ball the drive with four impres- in scoring position. Ben BRANDON FINLEY/Lake City Reporter ■ Brandon Finley covers sive runs and after three Kuykendall came away with Jayce Barber completions it Columbia High offensive coordinator Mitch Shoup talks to the offense after a drive during the sports for the Lake City continued on 6B Reporter. was the running game that CHS spring game. 2B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, MAY 20, 2012 Page Editor: Tim Kirby, 754-0421 SCOREBOARD AAU STATE GYMNASTICS

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W L Pct GB Track: Heartland Park Topeka. 3 p.m. St. Louis 22 17 .564 — Next race: NHRA Supernationals, June 1 CBS — PGA Tour, Byron Nelson Cincinnati 19 19 .500 2 ⁄2 1-3, Old Bridge Township Raceway Park, Championship, final round, at Irving, Texas Pittsburgh 18 21 .462 4 Englishtown, N.J. 4 p.m. Houston 17 22 .436 5 OTHER RACES TGC — LPGA, Sybase Match Milwaukee 16 23 .410 6 ARCA RACING SERIES: Menards 200, Play Championship, semifinal and Chicago 15 24 .385 7 Today (Speed, 5-7 p.m.), Toledo Speedway, championship matches, at Gladstone, N.J. West Division Toledo, Ohio. HOCKEY W L Pct GB 9 p.m. Los Angeles 26 13 .667 — NBCSN — IIHF World Championships, San Francisco 20 19 .513 6 SOFTBALL 1 Gold Medal game, Russia-Finland winner Arizona 18 22 .450 8 ⁄2 vs. Slovakia-Czech Republic winner, at 1 Colorado 15 23 .395 10 ⁄2 NCAA Div. I regionals 1 Helsinki (same-day tape) San Diego 14 26 .350 12 ⁄2 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Thursday’s Games Gainesville Regional 1:30 p.m. N.Y. Mets 9, Cincinnati 4 Friday TBS — Boston at Philadelphia Arizona 9, Colorado 7 South Florida 1, UCF 0 2:20 p.m. San Francisco 7, St. Louis 5 Florida Gulf Coast 2, Florida 1 WGN — Chicago White Sox at Pittsburgh 5, Washington 3 Saturday Chicago Cubs Atlanta 7, Miami 0 South Florida 8, Florida Gulf 8 p.m. Houston 4, Milwaukee 0 Coast 3 ESPN — St. Louis at L.A. Dodgers Philadelphia 8, Chicago Cubs 7 Florida 7, UCF 1, UCF elininatec MOTORSPORTS L.A. Dodgers 8, San Diego 1 Game 5: Florida Gulf Coast vs. 8 a.m. Friday’s Game Florida (n) SPEED — MotoGP World L.A. Dodgers 6, St. Louis 5 Today Championship, French Grand Prix, at Saturday’s Game Game 6: South Florida (47-11) vs. Le Mans, France St. Louis at L.A. Dodgers (n) Game 5 winner, 1 p.m. 5 p.m. Today’s Game Game 7: Game 6 rematch, if SPEED — MotoGP Moto2, French St. Louis (Lohse 5-1) at L.A. Dodgers necessary, 3:30 p.m. Grand Prix, at Le Mans, France (same- (Billingsley 2-3), 8:05 p.m. ——— day tape) Monday’s Games Los Angeles Regional COURTESY PHOTOS NBA BASKETBALL N.Y. Mets at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. San Diego State 1, Florida St. 0 The 2012 Spring AAU Gymnastics State Championships was April 28-29 in Daytona Beach. 3:30 p.m. Washington at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Hofstra 7, UCLA 2 ABC — Playoffs, conference Atlanta at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. Saturday Bard Gymnastics of Lake City qualified 42 athletes in four levels for state. semifinals, game 4, Miami at Indiana Colorado at Miami, 7:10 p.m. Hofstra 2, San Diego State 0 TOP: Gym Achievers are (front row, from left) Gabriella Griffis,Joey Horton, Cameron Horton 10:30 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Houston, 8:05 p.m. Game 4: Florida St. vs. UCLA (n) and Emily Flugrath. Back row (from left) are Hannah Scott, Haley Houston, Katelyn Horton TNT — Playoffs, conference semifinals, San Francisco at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. Game 5: San Diego State (31-23) vs. game 4, San Antonio at L.A. Clippers San Diego at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. Game 4 winner, 9 p.m. and Eliana Durante. Not pictured are Natalie Williams and Aaleigh Johnson. NHL HOCKEY L.A. Dodgers at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Today MIDDLE: Level 3 qualifiers are (front row, from left) Vyctoria Murray, Lauren Tylutki, 3 p.m. Game 6: Hofstra (40-13) vs. Game 5 Kaylee King, Kayla Hardy, Kiley Craig, Faith Fields and Emylee Schafer. Back row (from left) NBC — Playoffs, conference finals, Interleague play winner, 3 p.m.. game 4, Phoenix at Los Angeles Game 7: Game 6 rematch, if necessary, are Mckenzie Brown, Daisha Paulnot, Lauren Wilson, Grace Duncan, Chloe Conner, WNBA BASKETBALL Friday’s Games 5:30 p.m. Manda Perry and Suzanna Raines. Not pictured is Sarah Baker. 12:30 p.m. Chicago White Sox 3, Chicago Cubs ——— BOTTOM: ABC — Phoenix at Minnesota Level 4 and Modified Optional qualifiers are (front row, from left) Sarah Garbett, 2 College Station Regional ——— Daphene Greene, Andrea Comartie, Brandi Oliver, Taiya Driggers, Natalie Duarte and Baltimore 2, Washington 1, 11 innings Friday Monday Philadelphia 6, Boston 4 LSU 1, Texas State 0 Hailey Bush. Second row (from left) are Alaina Anschultz, Crystal Norris, Alexia Scott, MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL N.Y. Yankees 4, Cincinnati 0 Texas A&M 11, Bethune- 7 p.m. Aja Lewis, Eva Kirby and Raven Martin. Not pictured are Rebekah Baker, Rachel Baker, Miami 3, Cleveland 2 Cookman 0 ESPN — Atlanta at Cincinnati Spencer Todd and Kinleigh Collins. Detroit 6, Pittsburgh 0 Saturday NBA BASKETBALL Toronto 14, N.Y. Mets 5 Texas A&M 2, LSU 0 7 or 8 p.m. Atlanta 5, Tampa Bay 3 Texas State 5, Bethune-Cookman TNT — Playoffs, conference Texas 4, Houston 1 3, Bethune-Cookman eliminated semifinals, game 5, Philadelphia at Boston Arizona 6, Kansas City 4 Game 5: LSU vs. Texas State (n) 9:30 p.m. Minnesota 11, Milwaukee 3 Today TNT — Playoffs, conference Seattle 4, Colorado 0 Game 6: Texas A&M (41-16) vs. Game semifinals, game 5, L.A. Lakers at Oklahoma L.A. Angels 7, San Diego 2 5 winner, 2 p.m. City (if necessary) San Francisco 8, Oakland 6 Game 7: Game 6 rematch, if necessary, NHL HOCKEY Saturday’s Games 4:30 p.m. 8 p.m. Cincinnati 6, N.Y. Yankees 5 NBCSN — Playoffs, conference finals, Toronto 2, N.Y. Mets 0 game 4, N.Y. Rangers at New Jersey Cleveland 2, Miami 0 HOCKEY San Francisco 4, Oakland 0 BASKETBALL Pittsburgh at Detroit NHL playoffs Tampa Bay 5, Atlanta 2 Seattle 10, Colorado 3 CONFERENCE FINALS NBA playoffs Minnesota at Milwaukee (n) (Best of 7) Arizona at Kansas City (n) Thursday CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS Baltimore at Washington (n) Los Angeles 2, Phoenix 1, Los Angeles (Best of 7) Boston at Philadelphia (n) leads series 3-0 Thursday Chicago White Sox at Chicago Cubs Saturday Indiana 94, Miami 75, Indiana leads (n) N.Y. Rangers 3, New Jersey 0, N.Y. series 2-1 Texas at Houston (n) Rangers lead series 2-1 San Antonio 105, L.A. Clippers 88, San L.A. Angels at San Diego (n) Today Antonio leads series 2-0 Today’s Games Phoenix at Los Angeles, 3 p.m. Friday Cincinnati (Cueto 4-1) at N.Y. Yankees Monday Philadelphia 92, Boston 83, series tied (Sabathia 5-1), 1:05 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at New Jersey, 8 p.m. 2-2 Miami (Jo.Johnson 1-3) at Cleveland Tuesday L.A. Lakers 99, Oklahoma City 96, (D.Lowe 6-1), 1:05 p.m. Los Angeles at Phoenix, 9 p.m. (if Oklahoma City leads series 2-1 Pittsburgh (Correia 1-4) at Detroit necessary) Saturday (Scherzer 2-3), 1:05 p.m. Wednesday San Antonio 96, L.A. Clippers 86, San N.Y. Mets (Gee 2-3) at Toronto New Jersey at N.Y. Rangers, 8 p.m. Antonio leads series 3-0 (H.Alvarez 3-3), 1:07 p.m. Oklahoma City at L.A. Lakers (n) Today Miami at Indiana, 3:30 p.m. San Antonio at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Monday Philadelphia at Boston, 7 or 8 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Oklahoma City, 9:30 p.m. Tuesday Indiana at Miami, 7 or 8 p.m. L.A. Clippers at San Antonio, 9:30 p.m. (if necessary) WNBA schedule

Friday’s Game Los Angeles 72, Seattle 66 Saturday’s Games Connecticut 78, New York 73 Atlanta at Indiana (n) Chicago at Washington (n) San Antonio at Tulsa (n) Today’s Games Phoenix at Minnesota, 12:30 p.m. New York at Connecticut, 5 p.m. BASEBALL AL standings

East Division W L Pct GB Baltimore 26 14 .650 — Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, MAY 20, 2012 3B SPRING SCENES

Columbia High’s Javere Smith comes away with a sack during the Tigers’ 33-7 win against Dunnellon High in the spring game on Friday.

Photos by JEN CHASTEEN Special to the Reporter

LEFT: Columbia High’s Ronald Timmons breaks into open ground against Ronald Timmons.

RIGHT: Braxton Stockton cuts outside against Dunnellon High in the spring game.

BELOW: The offensive line huddles up before a play during the spring game.

BOTTOM LEFT: Columbia High’s Jeremy Bradley lays a big hit during the spring game.

BOTTOM RIGHT: Columbia High quarterback Jayce Barber looks for an open receiver during the Tigers’ 33-7 win in the spring game against Dunnellon High. 4B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, MAY 20, 2012 Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 SPRING SCENES CHARITY GOLF

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Brad Womble (from left), Bill Powell and Greg Dyal watches as Herman Dyal (second from right) makes a putt on No. 9 during the Kiwanis Club Golf Tournament on Friday. More than 100 golfers teed off in the event held at The Country Club at Lake City. Proceeds benefit the children of Columbia County. The team of Bucky Nash, Chris Hewitt, Kevin Morton and Max Smith won the scramble with a 54, in a scorecard tiebreaker over the team of Wiley Hunter, Jody DuPree and Keith Blackie. In individual awards, Smith had longest putt, Mike Streicher had longest drive, Jordan Wade was closest to the pin and Blair Voitle was closest to the line. JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Quarterback Andrew Baker scans the field for an open receiver. INDIANS: Newman scores touchdown Continued From Page 1B run from the Fort White On the next drive, the In fourth quarter junior 30 to the Orange Park 22. Raiders went 40 yards on varsity play, Fort White On the next play, Andrew seven plays with Eddie began pinned at its 10 and Baker threw a perfect pass Fuller scoring from the 2. never really got any room to to Shayne Newman on a Orange Park then recov- maneuver during the entire deep route for a touchdown. ered a fumble at the Indians quarter. The Raiders kept Nathan Escalante kicked 27 and scored in four plays. the ball out of the end zone, the extra point for a 35-7 Austin Logue drove in from but did record a safety. score. one yard out. “Shayne ran a good route After an interception, ——— on the touchdown,” Jackson Orange Park began its next Fort White 0 0 7 x — 7 said. “I noticed they were drive at the Indians 45. Orange Park 0 21 14 x — 35 walking the safety down Fort White’s Drew Gaylard Second Quarter and that they were doubling squelched the drive with OP—Fuller 2 run (Z. Williams kick), 10:17 Trey (Phillips).” a fumble recovery at the OP—Logue 1 run (Z. Williams kick), Baker and Phillips Indians 17. 7:50 hooked up on five catches Baker scrambled for 13 OP—Hetherington 8 pass from Mezera (Z. Williams kick), :07 for 47 yards. The Indians yards to get some breath- TIM KIRBY/Lake City Reporter dropped three passes and ing room, but Fort White Third Quarter OP—Ross 32 pass from Mezera Brenda Douglass (from right), Kim Nicholson and April Huntzberry register Mark Boris (left) one potential long-gainer turned the ball over on the (Padgett kick), 6:36 and Jonathan Ulsh at the Relay for Life Golf Tournament sponsored by Save-A-Lot at was just off the fingertips of next two possessions. OP—Logue 28 run (A. Williams kick), the receiver. Orange Park quarter- 3:59 Quail Heights Country Club on Saturday. The team of Ulsh, Keith Eddy, Jeff Norris and Williams finished with 67 back Jacob Mezera com- FW—Newman 22 pass from Baker Greg Speakman won the tournament. Ricky Crawford Sr., Todd Carter, Keith Hudson and (Escalante kick), 3:12 Ricky Crawford Jr. finished in second. Jason Raymond won a trip to Jekyll Island; yards on 13 carries. He had pleted four straight pass- ——— another 32-yard run that es for 35 yards to score Orange Park Fort White Josh Boris won closest to the pin; longest drive went to Speakman; Boris and Eddy had the was chopped down to 14 just before the half. Kaleb First downs 11 5 longest putts; Norris was closest to the hole; and, Chuck Nicholson was the 50/50 winner. yards after a holding pen- Hetherington caught the Rushes-yards 38-232 21-69 Passing yards 120 69 alty. He had a couple of big touchdown pass from eight Comp-Att-Int 10-15-0 6-13-2 losses on a fumbled pitch yards out. Punts-Avg. 2-32 3-28 SOFTBALL AWARDS and a busted play. In the third quarter, Fumbles-Lost 3-1 2-2 “The offensive line pass Orange Park put together Penalties-Yards 4-30 3-24 protected a lot better than an 8-play, 50-yard scoring INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING—Fort White, Williams I expected,” Jackson said. drive on its first posses- 13-67, Baker 5-3, Chapman 1-0, Phillips “They didn’t run block as sion. Ahmad Ross caught a 2-(-1). Orange Park, R. Fuller 13-80, Logue well.” 32-yard pass for the touch- 6-64, E. Fuller 7-26, Phillips 3-25, Bullard Fort White’s defense down. 3-24, Davis 1-6, Brister 1-5, Mezera 3-1, Abdel 1-1. stopped the Raiders’ open- Logue scored the Raiders PASSING—Fort White, Baker 6-13- ing drive on fourth down final touchdown on a 28- 69-2. Orange Park, Mezera 10-15-120-0. from the Indians 24. The yard run. RECEIVING—Fort White, Phillips next drive also ended on “Cowboy (Kellen Snider) 5-47, Newman 1-22. Orange Park, E. Fuller a fourth-down try, but and Cameron (White) 3-39, Logue 2-16, Ross 1-32, Nerris 1-14, Hetherington 1-8, Kintyhtt 1-7, R. Fuller Orange Park was ahead in played real hard on 1-4. field position. defense,” Jackson said.

COURTESY PHOTOS

ABOVE: Columbia High had its softball awards banquet on Tuesday. Winners were: Stephanie Pilkinston, Co-MVP Award (from left); Kayli Kvistad, Co-MVP Award; Holly Boris, Most Outstanding Offensive Award; Payton Sund, Comeback Award; Erin Anderson, Rookie of the Year Award; Taylor Douglass, Academic Award 4.0 GPA.

BELOW: The junior varsity also had its softball awards banquet to cap off an undefeated season. Winners (from left) were Leslie Ann Ronsonet, Most Outstanding Defensive Player and Infield Award and Academic Award 4.0 GPA (from left); Ashley Shoup, MVP for the JV Season, DOC Ocala Tournament MVP and Academic Award 4.0 GPA; Jessica Shimmel, Most Outstanding Offensive Player Award; Lacey King, Rookie of the Year; Kaitlyn Hill, Most Outstanding Outfielder Award; Breland Phelps, “Pinkerton” Award (Pilkington Award) and Academic Award 4.0 GPA; Caleigh McCauley, Most Outstanding Offensive Player Award; Jessie Thomas, Academic Award 4.0 GPA.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fort White’s Trey Phillips moves around a defender during a scrimmage while at practice Thursday. Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, MAY 20, 2012 5B I’ll Have Another wins Preakness, Triple try next

By RICHARD ROSENBLATT “He’s a special horse. We’ll Associated Press see how he comes out of it, and if he comes out of it in BALTIMORE — I’ll Have good shape, we’re heading Another waited a little lon- to New York, baby.” ger to catch Bodemeister It’s been 34 years since in the stretch this time, Affirmed swept the Derby, and now that he’s done it Preakness and Belmont twice in a row it’s time for and became the 11th and a Triple Crown try in the most recent Triple Crown Belmont Stakes in three champion. Since then, 11 weeks. horses have won the first With a breathtaking clos- two legs only to come up ing rush, the smooth-strid- short in the Belmont. The ing colt won the Preakness most recent try came in Stakes by a neck at Pimlico 2008, when Big Brown was Race Course on a sunny pulled up around the turn Saturday, a dramatic finish for home and did not fin- that topped his win two ish. Before that, Smarty weeks ago in the Kentucky Jones was run down in the Derby. final 70 yards by Birdstone The race unfolded the in the 2005 Belmont. same way as the Derby, with If margins are an indi- the speedy Bodemeister cation, perhaps I’ll Have moving to the lead under Another has a Triple Mike Smith, with I’ll Have Crown in his future. Another hanging back in Affirmed won the Derby 1 fourth in the 11-horse field. by the identical 1 2⁄ lengths The early fractions were over Alydar, and then beat slower than the Derby, his rival by the same neck but when it came time for margin in the Preakness. Bodemeister to hang on, “I didn’t feel confident I’ll Have Another found we were going to get another gear under young there until 10 yards from jockey Mario Gutierrez the wire,” owner J. Paul and ran down trainer Bob Reddam said. Baffert’s horse in the I’ll Have Another, sent shadow of the wire. off as the second choice “We’re thinking Triple at 3-1 over 8-5 favorite Crown, baby,” an elated Bodemeister, covered the 3 trainer Doug O’Neill said. 1 16⁄ miles in 1:55.94.

COURTESY PHOTOS First triathlon completed Ashley Jones, 15, a student at Fort White High completed the Tomoka Triathlon in Ormond Beach on May 13. It was Jones’ first triathlon that was USAT sanctioned with officials and consisted of a .25-mile swim, 16 miles on the bike and a 5K run. Jones finished second in the 15-19 age division and 104th overall in a time of 1:43.32.

TOP: Ashley Jones makes one of two passes over the intercoastal bridge in the Tomoka Triathlon.

ABOVE LEFT: Jones rides during the 16-mile bike portion.

BELOW LEFT: Jones emerges from the water following her swim.

ABOVE: Jones shows off the hardware won at her first sanctioned triathlon. BRIEFS

CROSS COUNTRY County sign-up WOLVES FOOTBALL Conditioning clinic under way Spring game at on Thursday Columbia County school on Friday Coach April Morse of Recreation Department Richardson Middle the Eye of the Tiger cross has a Summer Camp School’s spring Orange country team will conduct from June 11 to Aug. 3. & Green game is 1 p.m. a summer conditioning Registration is 8 a.m. Friday at the practice field clinic at 6 p.m. Thursday at to 5 p.m. at Richardson behind the school. Cost is Alligator Park. Community Center. Cost $5 adults, $2 students. For details, e-mail Morse of $225 per child includes For details, call Kaleb at [email protected]. weekday breakfast and Watkins at 755-8130. lunch, plus mini camps BOYS CLUB and field trips. The camp YOUTH FOOTBALL is limited to the first 60 Summer program applicants. A $10 discount Pop Warner registration open is offered through sign-up Saturday www.lakecityreporter.com. The Boys Club of For details, call Nicole Registration for Columbia County has a Smith at 754-7095. Pop Warner Football summer program from new players and June 4 through Aug. 10 for YOUTH SOCCER cheerleaders is 9 a.m. to girls and boys ages 6-14. 2 p.m. on Saturday, and A variety of activities are Tryout for 12U June 2 and June 16. Teams offered including sports, travel team will close as rosters fill up. game rooms, arts and For details, call Mike crafts, and special events. A tryout for a premier Ferrell at (386) 209-1662. Cost is $250. level under-12 boys travel For details, call the club team is 6-8 p.m. Thursday YOUTH BASEBALL at 752-4184. at the CYSA complex. For details, call Sheila Chiles High hosts SUMMER CAMP at 697-4379 or Colleen at tournament (386) 344-3091. City outdoor camp Chiles High in sign-up ongoing YOUTH VOLLEYBALL Tallahassee is hosting a baseball tournament for The Lake City Summer camp 18U and 16U divisions Recreation Department at Suwannee High on June 15-17. There will has a Summer Outdoor be pool play and a single Camp for ages 6-13 from Suwannee High coach elimination championship June 11 through Aug. 10. Heather Benson will host a format. Each team will play Registration is under way volleyball camp on a minimum of three games. and is limited to the first 60 June 19-21 for ages 11-17 To sign up a team, campers to sign up. Cost is (10 a.m. to noon) and ages download a form from $225. Trips to Wild Waters, 6-10 (12:30-1:30 p.m.) at the www.chilesbaseball.com. Adventure Landing, Chuck Suwannee High gym. Cost For details, contact E. Cheese’s and Wild is $20. tournament director David Adventure are planned, For details, contact Elsbernd at (850) 766-0126 with skating and movies. Benson at (386) 688-2078 or [email protected]. For details, call Wayne or [email protected]. Jernigan at 758-5448. edu. n From staff reports 6BSPORTS

6b LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS sunDAY, MAY 20, 2012 Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420

BRANDON FINLEY/Lake City Reporter Columbia High coach Brian Allen is fired up on the sideline after the Tigers make a big defensive play against Dunnellon High. CHS: Dominate spring Continued From Page 1B

a pick, however, and the ond-team units entered TIM KIRBY/Lake City Reporter Tigers shut out Dunnellon the game in the fourth in the first half. quarter. Coach Farnell retires after 42 years Columbia struck again “It’s never as good as Mason Farnell’s 42-year career as a P.E. teacher at Eastside Elementary was celebrated by family and friends during a on its second drive of the it sounds or as bad as it luncheon at Berea Baptist Church on Saturday. Farnell also has coached school soccer and track and taught swimming in second half. This time looks,” Allen told the team Columbia County. He is credited as the ‘Father of Field Day’ for the annual fifth-grade event and helped start soccer in it was Braxton Stockton after the game. “We are Lake City. One of the soccer fields at the CYSA Complex is named in his honor. There were tributes to Farnell and a square kicking the offense into making too many mistakes high gear with a 33-yard to win state. If you want to dancing performance by the Dixie Dancers. ‘The journey has been so wonderful,’ Farnell told the gathering. ‘My desire run. Underwood followed be satisfied with making through all of it is to let everybody know how God has blessed me.’ Joining Farnell are brother Bert Farnell and wife Mary with a 21-yard run with the second round of the (from left), Amanda Farnell holding Mason, son Jonathan Farnell holding Marshall, Mason, wife Phyllis, grandson a couple of passing plays playoffs, then we can do Joseph Stephens, daughter Rebecca MacLaren and husband Don MacLaren. mixed in for good yardage. those things, but we have Underwood capped off the to have more focus to win drive with a six-yard run to state. State champions do put Columbia up 17-0 with things differently.” 6:38 remaining in the third Allen will speak to the Spurs rally to beat Clippers, quarter. community about the The defense then got state of the program at into the action as Felix 7 p.m. on Monday when Woods picked off an option the Columbia Quarterback take 3-0 edge in series play and ran it back 60 Club presents Columbia yards for a defensive score High School Sports — an By BETH HARRIS Playing with a left hip period, which ended with a 63 percent midway through and a 23-0 lead with 5:30 to hour-long program with Associated Press injury and a sprained right turnover by Mo Williams, the second quarter, when play in the third quarter. topics including Honoring knee, Griffin missed just to trail 69-61 heading into Griffin’s one-handed dunk A three-and-out on the History, Understanding LOS ANGELES — Tim three shots in the first half, the fourth. kept them ahead by 20 Dunnellon’s next posses- the Future and Preparing Duncan scored 19 points, when he scored 20 points San Antonio led by 11 points. sion gave Columbia the for the Future. helping engineer a 24-0 run and the Clippers led by 24. points early in the fourth The Spurs closed the half ball back and its offense “We want him to speak in the third quarter after the Slowed by a strained right before the Clippers got on a 15-5 spurt, with Parker wouldn’t need long as to the people of the com- Spurs trailed by 24 points, hip, Chris Paul finished within seven on consecu- and Ginobili scoring five Barber hit Shaq Johnson munity so they can know and San Antonio defeated with 12 points and 11 assists tive baskets by Williams. each, to trail 53-43 at the on the first play for a 65- what he’s all about,” Ron the Los Angeles Clippers after two previous sub-par Gary Neal hit a 3-pointer to break. Griffin missed just yard touchdown strike. Williams, vice president 96-86 on Saturday to take efforts in the series. launch a 13-9 spurt, capped three of his 13 shots in the Dunnnellon closed out of the quarterback club a commanding 3-0 lead in After a quiet first half by Parker’s 3-pointer, that first half, when the Clippers the third quarter with said. “We want to give the their second-round playoff in which he scored eight extended the Spurs’ lead to controlled the boards and a touchdown of its own football program back to series. points, Duncan helped the 89-78. Paul, so dominant in the paint. to make the varsity final the people of Columbia Tony Parker added Spurs control the third the final period during the 35-7 before the sec- County.” 23 points, rookie Kawhi quarter when they out- regular season, was limited Leonard 14 and Manu scored Los Angeles 26-8. to four points. Ginobili 13 to help the top- The Spurs took their Reggie Evans, a defen- seeded Spurs win their 17th first lead during a 23-0 run sive spark for the Clippers in a row and improve to 7-0 on a fadeaway jumper by off the bench, missed 6 of in the playoffs. Duncan, who scored nine 8 free throws in the final Blake Griffin had 28 points in the outburst that 3:42. points and 16 rebounds, put them ahead for good. The Spurs were 9 of 22 and reserve Mo Williams Danny Green added seven from 3-point range, with added 19 points for the and Leonard five. The Leonard hitting three. Clippers, who face some Clippers’ defense complete- Los Angeles came in 2- daunting NBA history head- ly faltered and they piled 1 at home in the playoffs ing into Game 4 on Sunday up miss after miss on the and 24-9 during the regular at Staples Center. No team offensive end. season. With their red-clad has ever rallied from a 3-0 The Clippers scored sellout crowd on its feet, the deficit to win a series. the final four points of the Clippers were still shooting

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Dennille Decker [email protected] It’s been a busy month for Chamber ay has been another busy month for the Lake City– MColumbia County Chamber of Commerce! We have welcomed four new mem- bers to the Chamber this month. They are Art League of North Florida, Prevatt Law Firm, Tiffany & Company Catering and Grace Pediatrics. We have hosted a ground break- COURTESY ing for the new Westside Lake City Campground has 40 RV and 12 tent sites, along with cabins, cottages and many other facilities sitting on 26 acres of land near the Osceola Community Center and National Forest. a ribbon cutting for the re-grand opening of Papa John’s. Our monthly mixer, hosted by Remax Realty, was a success by all accounts! Our Ambassador Committee also started Summertime a new program called “Surprise Patrol”. We kicked this off May 1st and the first business selected was Vann Carpet One. A group of 15 Ambassadors gathered at the Chamber Office and walked over to Vann Carpet One with music playing, pom poms, whistles, noise makers and cupcakes to give the customers and employees Fun a surprise visit and thank them for their continuous support of the community Lake City Campground offers as well as the Chamber of Commerce. The best part a natural atmosphere along COURTESY is we videoed the entire The office at the Lake City Campground. thing for all to see! Check with the creature comforts. out the Ambassadors in action as well as the employees at Vann Carpet By HANNAH O. BROWN One’s reaction by visiting [email protected] www.lakecitychamber.com . Be on the lookout next ith sum- month, we could be visiting mer fast you! approach- There is still a very ing and important event to be held the school in May and I would person- seasonW coming to a close, ally like to invite the entire it’s time to start planning for community to come and some summertime fun. hear firsthand from Jesse Lake City Campground, Quillen, Executive Director a 26-acre facility that sits of Economic Development next to the Osceola National for Columbia County and Forest in Lake City, offers Allison Megrath, AICP, a natural atmosphere along Real Estate Manager for with the creature comforts Plum Creek as they dis- that keep a camping trip cuss; Location, Partnership from getting too stressful. and Opportunities: Previously a KOA camp- Bringing Industry to ground, Lori Zuccola and her Columbia County. The sister took over the grounds event will be held on in 2004 in the middle of hur- Wednesday, May 23rd at ricane season. 11:30am at The Lifestyle “We work every single Enrichment Center. day,” Zuccola said. “It’s 24/7. Members are $20.00 and It’s a lot of hard work.” guests are $25.00. Our goal Zuccola said the sisters through this luncheon is cut down trees, paved roads, to provide the community cleared out ponds and foun- with a better understanding tains, added a recreation COURTESY of terms that are often used room and upgraded the A cottage at the Lake City Campground. when describing growth camping sites. opportunities in Columbia The campground has 40 County such as the RACEC pull-through RV sites with during their stay. Prices vary based on what facilities are site, Catalyst Site, Rural water, sewer, electric and cable. Tent sites, A recreation room, pool, playground and requested. Lake City Campground does not Enterprise Zone, Foreign cabins and other accomodations are also winding nature trail are also open for use by require that a reservation is made in advance Trade Zone and Inland available. campers. Pets are also invited to stay as long for RV or tent sites. Port. Additionally, we Campers have access to bathrooms and as they are kept on a leash. Zuccola said that many campers come would like for you to hear laundry facilities during their stay. Zuccola said campers have seen deer, rab- back every year to stay on their grounds. the progress that Plum Two ponds sit on the campgrounds. One bits, snakes and tons of birds on the trails of “Campers are pretty good people,” Zuccola Creek, the land owner of is stocked with bass, brim and a variety of the campgrounds. said. “They are always helpful and always the 2,600 +/- acre property, other fish for campers to catch and release “It’s a beautiful area,” she said. good.” has made in positioning the site for industry to want to locate in Columbia County. There has been a close working partner- ship between Plum Creek Two ponds sit on the campgrounds. One is stocked with bass, brim and a and over 30 stakeholders variety of other fish for campers to catch and release during their stay. to ensure appropriate due diligence has been CHAMBER continued on 2C 2C LAKE CITY REPORTER BUSINESS SUNDAY, MAY 20, 2012

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A man stops to photo- Facebook stock fails to sizzle graph Nasdaq in Times Square as Facebook By BARBARA ORTUTAY “This is like kissing your out the afternoon and hugged has its IPO, Friday in Associated Press sister,” said John Fitzgibbon, the $38 mark for much of the New York. The social founder of IPO Scoop, a final hour, before closing at media company priced NEW YORK — It was research firm. “With all the $38.23. barely a “like” and definitely drumbeats and hype, I don’t By the end of the day, its IPO on Thursday not a “love” from Facebook think there’ll be barroom about 570 million shares had at $38 per share, and investors as the online social bragging tonight.” changed hands, a huge trad- beginning Friday regu- network’s stock failed to live Added Nick Einhorn, an ing volume for any company. lar investors will have a up to the hype in its trading analyst with IPO advisory TD Ameritrade reported chance to buy shares. debut Friday. firm Renaissance Capital: that in the first 45 minutes of One of the most highly “It wasn’t quite as exciting trading, Facebook accounted anticipated IPOs in Wall as it could have been,” he for a record 24 percent of ASSOCIATED PRESS Street history ended on a said. “But I don’t think we trades executed by its cus- - ADVERTISEMENT - bland note, with Facebook’s should view it as a failure.” tomers. stock closing at $38.23, up 23 Indeed, the small jump in By comparison, on its Can You Turn “Be a Millionaire Day” cents from Thursday night’s price could be seen as an first day back on the stock pricing. indication that Facebook market, in November 2010, into Reality? That meant the company and the investment banks General Motors represented If you look hard enough, you can fi nd taking withdrawals, presumably at retirement, founded in 2004 in a Harvard that arranged the IPO priced 7 percent of overall trades on many obscure holidays, but few of them can you’ll have to pay taxes, but by then, you may dorm room is worth about the stock in an appropriate the online brokerage. instantly capture people’s interest as much as be in a lower tax bracket. And since you’ll have $105 billion, more than range. Steve Quirk, who over- Be a Millionaire Day, which is “celebrated” on some control over your withdrawals, you can Amazon.com, McDonald’s And it was good for ordi- sees trading strategy at TD May 20. While amassing a million dollars may help control taxes, too. and Silicon Valley icons nary investors, who are often Ameritrade, said that about not be as signifi cant a milestone as it used to be, • Build share ownership. As an investor, Hewlett-Packard and Cisco. shut out from IPOs or buy 60,000 orders were lined up most of us would still feel pleased if we could one of the best things you can do to build your It also gave 28-year-old CEO the stock at a high price on before Facebook opened. someday attain “millionaire” status. While there wealth is to increase the number of shares Mark Zuckerberg a stake day one. Other social-media compa- are no perfect formulas or guarantees, here are you own in your investments. So, look for some steps to consider when working toward buying opportunities, such as when prices are worth $19,252,698,725.50. Facebook offered 15 per- nies, most of whom have gone “Going public is an impor- any investment goal: low. Also, consider reinvesting any dividends cent of its available stock in public in the last year, saw • Put time on your side. The earlier you or distributions you may receive from your tant milestone in our history,” the IPO, so there was enough their shares plummet when begin saving and investing, the better your investments. Zuckerberg said before he to meet demand. In compari- it became clear what kind chances of reaching your fi nancial goal. You • Don’t be overly cautious. For your money symbolically rang Nasdaq’s son, Google offered just 7.2 of reception Facebook was can’t expect to “strike it rich” immediately to grow, you need to put a portion of your opening bell from company percent of its stock when it getting in the public market. with any single investment, but by investing investment dollars in growth-oriented vehicles, headquarters at 1 Hacker went public in 2004 — and Shares of game-maker Zynga year in and year out, and by choosing quality such as stocks. It is certainly true that stock Way in Menlo Park, Calif. rose 18 percent on day one. Inc. and reviews site Yelp Inc. investment vehicles, you have the opportunity prices will always fl uctuate, sometimes quite “But here’s the thing: Our Here was Facebook’s both hit all-time lows. to achieve growth over time. sharply, and you may receive more or less than mission isn’t to be a public “timeline” Friday, trading The stock market will • Pay yourself fi rst. If you wait until you your original investment when sold. But if you company. Our mission is to under the symbol “FB” on now begin assigning a dol- “have a little extra money lying around” before avoid stocks entirely in favor of more stable make the world more open the Nasdaq Stock Market: lar value to Facebook that you invest, you may well never invest. Instead, vehicles, you run the risk of earning returns and connected.” The stock opened at 11:30 will rise and fall with investor try to “pay yourself fi rst.” Each month, move that may not keep you ahead of infl ation. As But for many seeking a big a.m. at $42.05, but soon whims. It will be subject to some money automatically from a checking you approach retirement, and even during first-day pop in Facebook’s dipped to $38.01. It briefly broad economic forces and or savings account into an investment. When retirement, your portfolio will probably still you’re fi rst starting out in the working world, need some growth potential. Work with your share price, the single-digit traded at one point as high held accountable for profit it increase was somewhat of a you might not be able to afford much, but as fi nancial advisor to determine the appropriate as $45 and by noon was at earns —or loses— from one you advance in your career, you can increase approach for you. letdown. $40.40. It fluttered through- quarter to the next. your contributions. • Think long term. By creating a long-term • Control your debts. It’s easier said than investment strategy and sticking to it, you’ll be done, but if you can keep a lid on your debt less likely to take a “timeout” from investing in payments, you’ll have more money with which response to perceived negative news, such as CHAMBER: May has been a busy month to invest. market downturns and political crises. • Take advantage of tax deferral. When Following these suggestions may someday Continued From Page 1C you invest in tax-deferred vehicles, such as allow you to reach the point when your performed. Through this Lake City around Lake Please contact us for more a traditional Individual Retirement Account fi nancial goals become a reality for you. extensive work effort, not Desoto. Our fireworks information. (IRA) and your 401(k) or similar employer- only will the site be ready will actually be held on We are always looking sponsored retirement plan, your money has This article was written by Edward Jones with all necessary master the 4th of July with festivi- to grow membership. If the opportunity to grow faster than it would for use by your local Edward Jones Financial development permits in ties beginning at 5:00pm. you would like more infor- if placed in an investment on which you paid Advisor. place but our local work- The firework show should mation on the benefits of taxes each year. Of course, when you start force will be ready to pro- go off at approximately membership to the Lake vide solid employees to the 9:20pm or when it is dark City – Columbia County of industries that choose to enough for optimal view- Commerce please give us move to Columbia County. ing. More details will be a call at 752-3690 or visit us Mark your calendar provided over the next at 162 S Marion Ave. for the annual 4th of July month. We are accepting ■ Dennille Decker is the Celebration that will be vendor applications for the executive director of the held again in downtown 4th of July Celebration. Lake City/Columbia County Chamber of Commerce. 3C LAKE CITY REPORTER BUSINESS SUNDAY, MAY 20, 2012 9/11 families upset over ground zero museum delays Association. Berger said this By SAMANTHA GROSS week his union is meeting Associated Press with officials about future NEW YORK — They plans and he’s expecting were promised a place to a new completion date of mourn their loved ones, June or July 2013 — a deci- display their photographs sion that would raise proj- and educate their children ect costs further because of and the children of strang- the overtime required. But ers about exactly what was no deal can be made until lost on 9/11. But today, fam- the port and the foundation ily members of those killed come to an agreement. have no completion date for For some family mem- the museum that is to be bers, the problems at the built alongside the Sept. 11 16-acre site feel like an memorial at ground zero — unpleasant flashback. and many are upset. In 2005 and 2006, bitter “The memorial is open, negotiations between the but that’s only half the Port Authority and private tribute to those who were developer Larry Silverstein killed,” said Patricia Reilly, stalled construction on all who lost her sister in the the office towers planned attacks. “The museum is the for the site, with port offi- place where they’re going cials calling Silverstein to tell the story about the greedy for demanding give- people — who they were, backs on the rent he paid, where they were, what they and Silverstein saying the were doing and what hap- agency had never turned pened to them that day.” over buildable land for his office towers. In 2006, the Construction of the muse- ASSOCIATED PRESS um — originally sched- Workers prepare a roof on the National September 11 Museum for a concrete pour, at the World Trade Center construction memorial was redesigned after its projected cost rock- uled to open on the 11th site in New York in In this July 2010 file photo. Although they were promised a place to mourn their loved ones, see their anniversary of the attacks eted and some began to — has largely ground to a faces, educate their children and the children of strangers about exactly what was lost on 9/11, the family members of those question whether the proj- halt amid a financial dispute killed have no completion date for the museum that is to be built alongside the Sept. 11 memorial at ground zero and some ect could move forward. between the Port Authority fear the powers that share control of the site are again becoming paralyzed by politically driven disagreements over who “It’s all politics, and it’s of New York and New Jersey, should pay for what. ridiculous,” said Jim Riches, which owns the site, and whose firefighter son died the foundation that controls in the trade center. “They the memorial and museum. “We were supposed to get Michael Bloomberg is the bers said. with the words “Blessed are should put politics aside After months of little obvi- a contemplative area nearby foundation’s chairman. In the meantime, person- those who mourn.” and get down to business.” ous progress, some family where we could sit and pray, Last month, Port Authority al items and mementos that Burlingame wants to Riches has given the members are increasingly visit,” she said. “I’m waiting Executive Director Patrick families have donated to the make sure her brother’s museum the crushed hel- worried that the powers for the remains to find their Foye said there had been museum are in a sort of story survives. met found next to his son’s that share control of the final resting place.” “significant progress” limbo, with many wrapped “You have children who body when it was unearthed area are backsliding into Work has been slowed toward a resolution, but any and packed away in storage were very young on 9/11 six months after the attacks. the kind of politically driven since late last year, when deal has yet to materialize. spaces that hold everything or maybe not even born yet He can ask for it back at any dysfunction that once para- the subcontractors at the On Thursday, a spokesman from damaged fire engines who have no idea what actu- time, he notes, but he won’t lyzed the site. site stopped getting paid. for the port would say only to children’s drawings. ally happened that day,” she — despite his frustration “They shouldn’t allow The Port Authority claimed that discussions were con- “There are people out said. “That story needs to with the delays. disagreement to get in the the Sept. 11 memorial foun- tinuing. A spokesman for there ... who hold these items be told, and it needs to be “Maybe 20 years from way,” said Reilly, who espe- dation owed it $300 mil- the foundation declined to as very, very precious,” preserved for future gen- now, 50 years from now — cially wants the museum to lion for infrastructure and comment about the fami- said Debra Burlingame, a erations.” they won’t know who I am, be completed so she can go revised project costs, while lies’ concerns. foundation board member The subcontractors at the they won’t know who my there to visit the thousands the foundation argued the Officials have said pub- whose own family’s dona- site were recently paid $15 son is,” Riches said. “But of fragments of human port instead owed it money licly there is no way to com- tion has been put on hold million that had been owed you know what? Some little remains too damaged to because of project delays. plete the museum by this until the dispute is resolved. to them, but they won’t kid is going to go in there identify with DNA test- Three powerful political fig- year’s anniversary of the They will donate a prayer return to the job until there’s and say, ‘Look at this, this ing. No trace of her sister, ures have been entangled attacks, but no formal com- card that her brother was an agreement on future pay- fireman went in there to Lorraine Lee, who worked in the dispute: The gover- munication has gone out to carrying when his plane ment and a new schedule is help people, and then he on the 101st floor of the nors of New York and New the families to inform them flew into the Pentagon. adopted, said Ron Berger, was crushed to death by World Trade Center’s south Jersey control the port, of the delays and keep them Somehow, the small card the executive director of these terrorists.’ ... It’s a tower, has been identified. while New York City Mayor apprised, some family mem- survived the fire, inscribed the Subcontractors Trade powerful message.” Developer: Pols can’t keep approving new casinos

By WAYNE PARRY repeatedly at The East Coast of Deutsche Bank Securities, Figures released Thursday there is room for further four casinos with more slot Associated Press Gaming Congress, a major said Revel might hurt, rather by state regulators showed growth. But most agree it machines “than anything in annual casino industry con- than help, Atlantic City’s the casinos saw a 17 percent is tougher to do business in Las Vegas. It’s an experi- ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. ference, held this year in overall casino market. increase in gross operating the Northeast casino mar- ment that nobody knows — Casinos are not like the newly opened Revel “Everybody’s a loser; profit for the first quarter of ket than it ever has been how it’s going to turn out. A Starbucks stores: You really casino resort in Atlantic when you add supply to a this year, following a 26 per- before. contest I don’t want to win is can’t have one on every cor- City. The $2.4 billion Revel market that’s not The Cordish Maryland will probably be ner. is being counted on to help growing very Co.’s Maryland the king of the oversaturated That’s the word from turn around Atlantic City’s much, everybody Live!, opening market with the highest tax David Cordish, whose com- five-year slump. But several gets cannibalized,” ‘What happens when you on June 6, will rate. It’s a real problem. pany is opening a huge experts at the forum said he said. “We need have 4,750 slot “What happens when new casino next month in the solution to Atlantic City’s some of this capac- put mega-casinos close machines and you put mega-casinos close Maryland. woes is the closure of one or ity to close and go together is they generally cost $500 mil- together is they gener- Yet Cordish warns that more of its 12 casinos. away. I would have not only oversaturate the lion. ally not only oversaturate the expansion of casino gam- “Here in Atlantic City, thought that would market, they don’t work.’ “ T h a n k s , the market, they don’t bling can’t go on unchecked we have assets for sale that have happened two David, for bring- work,” Cordish said. In the forever. A big problem is the literally nobody wants to years ago, but the David Cordish ing 4,700 new Washington, D.C., region attitude of politicians nation- buy,” said Gary Loveman, properties are still slots to this mar- soon, he added, “you’ll have wide who view casinos as president of Caesars here.” ket,” joked Don four of the largest casinos free money. Entertainment, which counts Zarnett said he M a r r a n d i n o , in the country operating “I don’t know how we can four Atlantic City gambling doubts any Atlantic City cent increase in the fourth eastern division president within a short drive of one control the politicians; they halls among its 56 casinos. casino will close until they quarter of last year. of Caesars Entertainment. another.” certainly don’t understand “There is simply too much see whether New Jersey The expansion of casino “That’s great news for us.” But new casinos keep the word ‘oversaturation,’” supply in Atlantic City. The will approve Internet gam- gambling has continued Cordish said the casino coming. Timothy Wilmott, Cordish said Thursday. supply doesn’t go away. bling and throw the strug- rapidly over the last several market needs the stability of president of Penn National “They think you can have That’s a very bad thing. The gling properties a lifeline. years, nowhere more fierce- knowing how many opera- Gaming, which has 26 casi- casinos like Starbucks.” problem here? Nobody ever He also predicted that New ly than in the Northeast. tors there are going to be, nos nationwide, said the If that attitude continues, closes.” York will approve a casino in There is serious disagree- particularly with the 67 per- company is interested in new Cordish said, “it’s going to During a panel of Wall Manhattan within five years. ment within the industry as cent tax Maryland imposes markets in Massachusetts implode on them.” Street experts, Andrew Not all the news from to whether the market is on its casinos. and Texas and is opening That sentiment was voiced Zarnett, managing director Atlantic City was bad, though: oversaturated or whether He said the state will have new casinos in Ohio soon.

Natural gas prices drop House passes small business contracting bills on rising supplies Associated Press teed that they’d make it to the Advocate Act, which would oversee 13 current mentor- Associated Press that ended May 11. That’s Eight bills aimed at making House floor, said D.J. Jordan, make it easier for the Offices ship programs for small busi- spokesman for the House of Small and Disadvantaged nesses. Natural gas is no longer nearly 41 percent above year- it easier for small businesses earlier levels and the five-year to win federal contracts won Small Business Committee, Business Utilization in federal —The Small Business at decade lows, but the price which sponsored the bills. He agencies to advocate for small Protection Act, which would remains sensitive to reports average. Analysts expected a approval Friday in the House of smaller increase of 52 billion Representatives. But the legisla- said it also made sense for business contracts. revamp the SBA’s size stan- of any significant increase in them to be attached to the bill —The Subcontracting dards, or the measure it uses supply. to 56 billion cubic feet. tion’s fate is uncertain because Natural gas plummeted the measures are attached to because 70 percent of feder- Transparency and Reliability to determine what a small busi- The price dropped al contracts are made by the Act, which intends to make ness is. Thursday as the govern- earlier this year as a produc- a defense spending bill that tion boom helped fill storage President Barack Obama has Pentagon. Thousands of bills it easier for the government —The Contractor ment said supplies continue introduced in Congress each to stop large businesses from Opportunity Protection Act, to build, at a time when mild facilities while a mild winter threatened to veto. allowed consumers and busi- The $642 billion defense bill year never make it to a full winning contracts by using which would overhaul the weather is dimming demand House or Senate vote. small companies to front for appeals process for contract in parts of the country. nesses to use less gas for passed the House by a vote heat. It has bounced back of 229-120. It goes next to the The contracting bills them and would allow more bundling. Bundling is the pro- Natural gas fell 2.4 cents include: small businesses to team up to cess that brings a number of to end the day at $2.594 per as some energy companies Senate, which is expected to reduced production. Some make changes in the defense —The Government win contracts. small companies together to 1,000 cubic feet in New York. Efficiency Through Small —The Small Business provide goods or services to That’s still nearly 70 cents, or utilities also switched to using spending proposals. Obama more cheap natural gas to has threatened to veto the bill, Business Contracting Act, Opportunity Act, which would fulfill one large government 37 percent, above the 10-year which would raise to 25 per- make small business advocates contract. Often they are sub- low of $1.907 hit on April 19. generate power instead of which departs significantly coal. Others used it as a sub- from his proposed Pentagon cent the amount of federal part of the federal contracting contractors of larger compa- The Energy Department contracting dollars that should process. nies. reported Thursday that nat- stitute for nuclear power that budget. was offline for maintenance, The eight contracting bills go to small businesses. Under —The Building Better —The Contracting ural gas stockpiles rose 61 current law, the figure is 23 Business Partnerships Act, Oversight for Small Business billion cubic feet to 2.667 tril- PFGBest analyst Phil Flynn were attached to the defense said. bill because doing so guaran- percent. which would Allow the Small Jobs Act, which is intended to lion cubic feet for the week —The Small Business Business Administration to fight fraud in contracting. Classified Department: 755-5440 4C LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED SUNDAY, MAY 20, 2012 BUY IT Lake City Reporter Take ADvantage of the SELL IT Reporter Classifieds! CLASSIFIED 755-5440 FIND IT ADvantage

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Health Department State of administrator Hugh Giebeig Genie Norman and to retire with Mary Kay Hollingsworth 35 years of service. [email protected] etirement Singing R praises of The Dixie Grill ou know Spring is in full swing when one of our favorite things to do on a Sunday Yafternoon is to head over to Live Oak to check out the newest offerings at Nobles Greenhouse. Nobles extends their hours to include Sunday afternoons from Mid-March thru Mother’s Day so we make the Sunday traditional trip whenever we can. On a recent trip, Tim and Mary LAURA HAMPSON/Lake City Reporter Kay decided to have a lei- Hugh Giebeig, Columbia County Health Department adminis- surely lunch at The Dixie trator, will retire May 31 after 35 years working for the state. Grill before perusing the fabulous plant selections at Nobles. Established in 1959, The ‘It’s been good to help Dixie Grill serves up old the people in your own southern favorites, includ- ing a hearty country break- community.’ fast and they are open seven days a week. They Hugh Giebeig, also cater any occasion, any a 1971 Columbia High School graduate. size and any time. The day we went, we got there just before throngs of church goers piled in. And By LAURA HAMPSON a lot from Kight in a boy do they! Guess the [email protected] short amount of time. locals know good southern The health department cooking doesn’t always fter 21 years building was later dedi- have to be prepared in leading the cated in Kight’s name. their own kitchens. Columbia In 1994, Giebeig also We started out with County Health became the administrator an order of Fried Green Department, for the Hamilton County LAURA HAMPSON/Lake City Reporter Tomatoes, you get six, that administratorA Hugh Heath Department. Hugh Giebeig, (standing) Columbia County Health Department administrator, talks to Mark were battered and fried Giebeig will retire this Not working every day Lander, business manager, at the department’s offices in downtown Lake City. Giebeig like no other we’ve found month. will be a strange feeling, started as a business manager in 1989 and became the department’s administrator in 1991. around here. A creamy Giebeig, of Lake City, he said. Growing up he “sabi sauce,” sort of like a has worked for the state worked at his father Earl mix between a Remoulade for 35 years, including Giebeig’s filling station and horseradish sauce, 12 years as a regional on S. Marion Avenue. “As for fees, may be all they the health department Money from a grant comes along side for dip- director for child sup- long as I can remember can afford. like a business, relying and hospital authorities ping, if you feel the urge. port enforcement. He I’ve worked,” he said. Although demand has on client fees, Medicaid funds the program, which One of our tests for a truly was hired as a business Looking ahead, obesity gone up even in the last reimbursements and treats dental problems in great fried green tomato manager for the health and financial concerns year, budgets have gotten county, state and federal elementary schoolers on is when they are just as department in 1989, among patients are going smaller, he said. money. However, the state free and reduced lunch crispy at the end of our under director Melvin T. to be the biggest issues Giebeig said he’s most has put more controls on and teaches them how to meal! These are definitely Kight. After Kight suf- facing the health depart- proud of not having to lay the department, he said. care for their teeth, he worth the extra calories. fered a heart attack while ment, he said. off employees because The health department said. Their regular lunch on vacation, Giebeig was “A lot of people depend of budget constraints. has 35 programs ranging Many children have menu is loaded with good appointed to the adminis- on the health department The health department from septic tank systems never seen a dentist, old fashioned southern trator position in 1991. for primary care,” he has about 47 employees. and monitoring tanning especially because favorites, including fried “It’s been good to said. When money wasn’t avail- salons to family planning Columbia County does chicken, fried livers or giz- help the people in your When people lose their able the department has and immunizations. not have a dentist who zards, pork chops, steak own community,” said jobs, they lose their insur- left positions unfilled, but Giebeig said the dental accepts Medicaid, he said. and even a nice selection of Giebeig, a 1971 Columbia ance coverage. Going to never laid off employees, bus is the best program “It’s really one of the seafood. On this day, one High School graduate. the health department, he said. the department has best programs I think of their specials was tender Giebeig said he learned which uses a sliding scale Giebeig said he runs started. GIEBEIG continued on 2D roast beef and gravy, so Tim decided he’d go with that. A heaping scoop of mashed potatoes and green beans rounded out his meal. Mary Kay couldn’t pass Summer woes for St. Augustine grass up the Dixie Fried Chicken and opted for two special he most com- GARDENa lawn, especially TALK as the var that is most widely diseases have similar until the grass begins its sides of the day that includ- monly used produced by growers and symptoms and can eas- decline. ed eggplant casserole and lawn grass sold in Florida. When ily be confused. Both Keep your St. fresh cooked rutabagas. throughout the first introduced in 1973, diseases produce small Augustinegrass and other The fried chicken is abso- state of Florida ‘Floratam’ had good resis- brown spots on leaf warm-season grasses lutely phenomenal! Just Tis St. Augustinegrass, tance to chinch bugs, the blades that will enlarge healthy to minimize about salivating as this or Stenotaphrum secun- number one pest of St. and turn gray or tan with insect, disease and weed review is being written. datum. This grass Augustinegrass. Chinch time. The turf suffers by problems. Reduce the The secret to this “juicy produces a dense, blue- bugs are now a serious thinning from scattered need to treat for pests by on the inside and crunchy green turf that grows threat, however, since yellowing and dying leaf following the researched- on the outside” chicken is well in most of our soil Nichelle the resistance has dimin- blades. based cultural practices the special brine The Dixie types. Some of the dwarf Demorest ished over the years. Determining which leaf found at http://edis.ifas. Grill uses as part of their cultivars are more shade [email protected] These insects suck juices spot has infected your ufl.edu/topic_lawn_care recipe. The eggplant cas- tolerant than other grass from the plant near the grass is extremely impor- and set aside the extra serole was rich and creamy species grown in Florida. heat and humidity of soil line, causing yellow tant because treatment is time and money for a with a hint of pimento for a For those living on the summer arrives. Insects to brownish patches in very different for each of vacation. Lawn and gar- unique but delicious taste. coast, the salt tolerance and diseases can move the turf. Damage is first them. Go to http://edis. den help is available by The rutabagas tasted just makes St. Augustinegrass in, damaging and stress- noticeable along side- ifas.ufl.edu/topic_book_ calling or visiting the like Mary Kay remem- a good choice for lawns. ing the grass to the point walks and driveways as disease_problems to Columbia County Master bered her grandma cook- If you have a St. where weeds make a the temperatures rise. determine which disease Gardeners. 752-5384 ing in her tiny little kitchen Augustinegrass lawn, strong appearance. The Leaf spot diseases most is causing symptoms and that turned out some of the you’re already aware that first defense is using often occur in late spring treat accordingly. Root ■ D. Nichelle Demorest is best meals and memories. this grass needs supple- cultural methods to keep to early fall, especially rots also occur during a horticulture agent with the Included with all entrees mental irrigation during plants healthy. Read during periods of heat the rainy summer season, Columbia County Extension is a trip to the salad bar. dry spells. But there are about these at http:// and frequent rainfall. but the fungus attacks of the University of Florida TASTE BUDDIES other things to watch for edis.ifas.ufl.edu/ep070 Both Cercospora leaf the roots and is usually Institute of Food and continued on 2D that can quickly destroy ‘Floratam’ is the culti- spot and gray leaf spot not visible above ground Agricultural Sciences. 2D LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, MAY 20, 2012 Beyond floral prints: Dresses in ND exhibit alive By DAVE KOLPACK Associated Press of nutrients, some of which “make steroids look tame,” FARGO, N.D. — Stevie Famulari said. Famulari has brought a bit And it had to look good on of Central Park to North the human body. Dakota. The opera gown was the The 40-year-old Famulari, first to be planted, and blooms a native New Yorker who with poppies, daisies, violets, moved to Fargo five years zinnias and baby sprouts. ago, has created five park- Although Famulari makes inspired dresses out of living regular visits to a hothouse plants that grow, flower and to nurture her sartorial reseed themselves. One of plants, she said the compli- the pieces, an opera gown, cated project is indebted to has already died once and the staff of Shotwell Floral, a grown back. Each dress con- longtime Fargo flower shop. tains more than 5,000 living J.D. Shotwell, a company blossoms. vice president and fifth-gen- The creations are more art ASSOCIATED PRESS eration florist, said the big- than attire, though Famulari Above: Fargo artist Stevie Famulari works on the gest challenge is finding the lined each one with a water- project at a greenhouse in Fargo, ND recently. proper nutrients for plants proof material that allows Famulari, a New York City native who teaches land- that have no soil. They are them to be worn and, after scape architecture at North Dakota State University, watered two to three times a trying them on, declared the has created five wearable garments made from day, he said. wearable bearable. “To tell you the truth, it has “It is not like I got super plants that grow, flower, and reseed themselves. At left: This drawing provided by Famulari shows been a learning process for us, comfortable, but I have worn too,” Shotwell said. less-comfortable dresses,” an opera gown, one of five garments the Fargo, Kimberly Schultz is one of she said. ND, artist created. Each of the garments is lined Famulari’s first and best friends Famulari’s work is entitled with a waterproof material to allow them to be in Fargo. A Boston native, “The Green Line Project: worn. Each dress contains over 5,000 living Schultz is a stylist who works Garden Parties.” She created blossoms. on wigs and makeup for opera an opera gown, an asym- performers. She dolled up metrical gown, a lawn coat, the models— ranging from a a wedding gown and a lace 25-year-old Miss North Dakota gown. The collection is on talk-show circuit, including she said. “I’m intelligent, I’m nel-wearing guys who spray State University. runner-up to a 73-year-old display through the end of Oprah. versatile, I’m flexible, and, roads,” she said. They were “It’s the most unique thing retired college professor — for the month at Fargo’s Plains Famulari also frequent- frankly, it would ruin the researching how to make that I have seen in forever,” the project’s photo shoot. Arts Museum. ly appears on the “Food spontaneity of this.” seeds to grow on a vertical Larsen said. “Nobody was Schultz is partial to the floral “I’m the first living piece in Network Challenge” show, Famulari formulated the surface without falling off. quite sure where it would go, opera gown, but said the lawn that museum,” said Famulari, where one of her cakes had park-turned-dress idea about She first bounced the but we knew we didn’t want coat has promise. whose other titles include to be hosed down with a fire three years ago, as she began idea off Dan Larsen, a geo- to be on the sidelines.” “You see fashion coats that pastry chef, doctoral student extinguisher. She laughed pondering how renowned textile and erosion control Their brainstorming ses- have the fur that look just like and landscape architecture when asked if there was any landscapes, such as Central expert for Brock White, a St. sion resulted in a felt-like fab- the lawn coat. Plus, it smells professor. trial and error before she Park or Versailles, would Paul, Minn.-based construc- ric that creates its own eco- good,” Schultz said. But this isn’t her first proj- decided to move forward look on dresses. tion supply company and system — it holds the seed Schultz said Famulari likes ect to challenge the senses. with the Green Line Project. Her plan to combine sci- one of the Green Line proj- and stays moist, but it’s not so to push artistic boundaries and She fashioned a dress out of “Those Food Network ence, art and fashion was ect sponsors. He had given wet that it kills the root. The make people think. chocolate that was a regular Challenges are indicative of advanced, oddly enough, by guest lectures to Famulari’s fabric requires plants with “People keep asking what at several New York choco- my personality. I don’t do test a group of three dozen land- landscape architecture stu- a shallow-root system that it’s for,” Schultz said. “It isn’t for late conventions and earned runs. I don’t pre-practice,” scape engineers — or “flan- dents at North Dakota will bloom with the same set anything. It’s for art.” her appearances on the Stefani squeezes in fashion, music around her sons

By SAMANTHA CRITCHELL her day. — and I feel like my par- girls? Associated Press “I like to be with them ents let me be creative — “When I first started whenever I can, of course,” but they’d always check my this line, I thought it was NEW YORK — Gwen the 42-year-old singer- skirt length,” Stefani says. going to be for under 5, Stefani is no stranger to designer says. “They were strict.” but Target wanted me to multitasking, juggling her Her mother was very do the bigger girls, which music career — she’s wrap- hands-on, and Stefani says Stefani has been design- is a really strange age,” she ping up a new album with that’s what she’s striving to ing her LAMB line for says. “They’re so inspired No Doubt — and her fash- do. Some of her favorite women for nine years, so, by things they see, trying to ion projects, which include memories include wearing she says, this collabora- find themselves, expressing the debut of the newest Holly Hobbie bonnets and tion on a children’s line themselves, they’re influ- Harajuku Mini collection at velvet dresses with lace col- came pretty easily because enced by friends, what they Target next week. lars that her mother made she knows the design and see on TV and the Internet. But, Stefani says, it’s her for her. manufacturing process, has I thought it sounded like a sons that mostly keep her more ideas than she knows big job but I’ve gotten into on her toes. Some days, run- “Growing up, I had a real- what to do with, and has it.” ning Kingston, 6, and Zuma, ly amazing mom who was learned to edit herself for The clothes, available in 4, back and forth to school, really creative. She made a clear, consumer-friendly stores Monday, are a mix of doing homework and tuck- stuff for every holiday, and message. the girlie frills and mascu- ing them into bed seems to I learned how to sew. ... Plus, how much fun is line silhouettes that Stefani ASSOCIATED PRESS take up the biggest part of She has really good style it to dress up grade-school says are staples of her own Gwen Stefani is joined by her son Kingston on the runway wardrobe. after her L.A.M.B. fashion show held during Mercedes-Benz And she’s conscious of Fashion Week in New York in 2010. Stefani is no stranger being age-appropriate. to multitasking, juggling her music career — she’s wrapping Engagement announcement “That part is challeng- up a new album with No Doubt — and her fashion projects, June 2 at Olustee Park, Lake City. A recep- ing,” she says, “but I think which include the debut of the newest Harajuku Mini collec- Upchurch-Davis tion will follow at the Columbia County we’ve done a good job.” tion at Target next week. Charles Upchurch of Macon, Ga. Fairgrounds Banquet Hall. All friends and and Landra Upchurch of Conway, S.C. family are invited. The bride-elect gradu- announce the engagement and approac- ated from Carolina Forest high in 2004 ing marriage of their daughter, Kimberly and North Greenville University in 2008. Stop by the Mary Upchurch of Jacksonville, to Darrin She is currently working as a lease spe- Dewayne Davis of Jacksonville, son of cialist for Horizon Reality Management at Lake City Reporter Claude and Carline Kennedy of Lake Alantica Apartments in Jacksonville. The City, Fla. and Wayne and Kari Davis of groom graduated from Fort White High in Jacksonville. The groom is also the grand- 2004 and will graduate from ITT-Technical for your son of the late Pauline Peeler Murray. The Institute in 2013. He is currently working wedding is planned fo 6 p.m. Saturday, at Carr Tech Ind. of Jacksonville. complimentary engagement TASTE BUDDIES: Dixie Grill praises package. Continued From Page 1D • Soaps By Design & Stocked with standard bread pudding with a deli- just off US Highway 90 in items, we recommend you cious rum sauce called Live Oak at the corner of Unique Gifts load your bowl lightly as our names too. Both were Dowling Avenue. 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You can contact them at • Camp Weed Cerveny ing a piece of chocolate The Dixie Grill is located TasteBuddiesLakeCity@ Conference Center meringue pie but the in downtown Live Oak, gmail.com. 386-364-5250 • GeGee’s Studio 758-2088 GIEBEIG: Health Dept. admin. to retire Continued From Page 1D we’ve started,” he said. his wife Donna will take parties planned in his Giebeig said he doesn’t their camper on the road, honor, Giebeig said he’s have any big plans for but not too far as she not a big fan of the spot- Aisle Style retirement, but will spend is still working for the light. time fishing and watching Department of Children “I would just like to fade Complimentary Florida State University and Families. off into the sunset,” he games. While friends and co- said. Engagement Package Giebeig said he and workers have retirement 3DLIFE

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By Dean Fosdick The costs of producing ferns, heucheras, hellebores, Associated Press non-timber products in forest daylilies. farm setups can vary dramati- — Nuts: Walnuts, hickories, orest farming can be cally, the U.S. Department of pecans. an attractive option Agriculture says. — Mushrooms: Shiitake, for property owners “Maple syrup or woods lion’s mane, oyster. who want to earn cultivated for ginseng produc- — Others: Pine straw for more from their land tion may need an investment mulch, deadfalls for firewood, withoutF cutting timber. of several hundred dollars maple syrup, honey. It generally involves thin- or more to purchase the Is forest farming worth it? ning existing woodlots to necessary equipment to get Consider these net profit fig- leave the best canopy trees started,” the agency said in ures Davis compiled for sev- for wood production while a fact sheet. “On the other eral high value specialty har- opening the forest floor to hand, craft materials, leeks, vests: understory crops — things native fruits and nuts that are — Wild simulated ginseng like mushrooms, blackberries already growing on a site may will generate an estimated and ginseng. not require any out-of-pocket $20,460 per half-acre after nine The combination of those costs other than containers years. products with timber “is a real to gather the products while — Organic, forest-grown winner,” said Kenneth Mudge, harvesting.” goldenseal will pay out some an associate professor of orna- There’s a difference $2,490 per one-tenth acre after mental horticulture at Cornell between forest farming and four years. University. “It’s a good way to “wildcrafting,” which is gath- — Woods-grown ramps will get some early returns while ering and processing naturally be worth $770 per one-tenth waiting for your trees to grow ASSOCIATED PRESS occurring forest products on acre after three years. large enough to be processed private or public lands. “Know and develop your Above: The flower- into lumber.” market before you plant,” ing plant Bloodroot The potential is huge, said “Advantages forest farmers Davis said. “Selling (non-tim- used now primarily James Chamberlain, a non- have over wild harvesters is ber) forest products is not a for its ornamen- timber forest products tech- they can produce large vol- get-rich scheme.” tal is seen near nologist with the USDA Forest umes of the product that is in New Market, Va. Service Southern Research demand, their product will be Consider value-added prod- recently. At right: Station, at Blacksburg, Va. more uniform and they can ucts if you want to make still There are about 53 mil- provide quality control,” said more money from your wood- A Fiddlehead lion acres of family-owned Jeanine Davis, an associate curled up frond is lot. Creating wreaths and gar- forest in Appalachia alone, professor at North Carolina lands from forest greenery and seen in early spring Chamberlain said. “Much of State University’s Mountain vines and selling them directly in New Market, Va. that area has habitat for grow- Horticultural Crops Research to consumers can boost the recently. ing herbaceous plants that can and Extension Center, at Mills value of that greenery 20 times be harvested.” River. or more, Davis said. Almost any shade-tolerant Some typical woodland “White oak baskets, herb plant or fungus will grow in a crops: extracts, herbal teas, beeswax wooded setting. — Edibles: Berries, pawpaw, candles and other products “I recommend native plants, ramps. you can make and sell,” she though, that are attuned to — Medicinals: American gin- said. “You can also run a native the area you’re interested in,” seng, goldenseal, bloodroot. plant nursery and sell seeds ASSOCIATED PRESS Chamberlain said. — Ornamentals: Hostas, and planting stock.”

Reality TV gives birth to top baby names By Stephen Ohlemacher ket without learning more while the top boy names are show about battling stylists who had a No. 1 country hit Associated Press than you hoped to know more stable, Astrue said. at a beauty salon in Green called “Country Must Be about the Kardashian fam- William, for example, has Brook, N.J. She’s also in a Country Wide”. WASHINGTON — ily. That’s just reality.” been a popular boy’s name spinoff called “Glam Fairy.” Americans get baby Reality TV is giving birth Rounding out the top five for more than 100 years, Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi is names from a lot of plac- to some of the most popular for boys: William, Jayden never falling out of the top the star of another reality es — religion, relatives baby names. No, not Snooki. and Noah. Michael came 20. Mason is the exception, TV show about New Jersey and, yes, popular culture, But Mason, as in Kourtney in sixth, the lowest ranking entering the top 100 for the called “Jersey Shore.” Wattenberg said. She lik- Kardashian’s son, jumped since 1948. first time in 1997. Snooki has never cracked ened baby naming trends John J. KowalczyK 10 spots to become the sec- Isabella, which had been On the girls’ side, Sophia the list of top 1,000 names, to “a fossil record of our Receives Medical Degree ond most popular name for the top girl’s name for two first cracked the top 100 in but she is in the midst of a culture.” John and Judy Kowalczyk, newborn boys in 2011. years, dropped to second 1997. Isabella dropped off well-publicized pregnancy, Parents tend to shy away formerly of Lake City, FL, proudly The more traditional announce the graduation of their place in 2011. Emma, Olivia the list altogether from 1949 so stay tuned. from names that conjure up son, John J. Kowalczyk, M.D. Sophia is the new top name and Ava rounded out the to 1990. Barack and Mitt have negative emotions — Adolf from the University of Rochester for girls, while Jacob is top five. Social Security also tracks never made the list, either. fell off the list for good in School of Medicine and Dentistry No. 1 for boys for the 13th in Rochester, NY, on Friday, May The Social Security which names increase in But Willard, which is Mitt 1929. But, Wattenberg said, 18, 2012. straight year, according to Administration provides popularity and which ones Romney’s first name, was parents aren’t necessarily the list released Monday Dr. John J. Kowalczyk will begin lists of baby names dating drop. on the list as recently as paying homage to celebri- his residency in Anesthesiology by the Social Security his residency in Anesthesiology to 1880 on its website. The The fastest rising name 1989. ties when they give their at the University Hospital at Case Administration. top two names that year for girls: Briella, which Brantley was the fastest children the same name. In Medical Center in Cleveland, Ohio this June. Kardashian, the reality TV were John and Mary. John jumped 394 spots, to No. rising name for boys, jump- many cases, they are simply Ohio this June. star, gave birth to Mason in is now No. 27 and Mary has 497. Briella Calafiore stars in ing 416 spots to No. 320. using a name they might The Kowalczyk family currently December 2009 following a fallen to No. 112 — the low- “Jerseylicious,” a reality TV Brantley Gilbert is a singer not have heard otherwise. reside in Loveland, Colorado. heavily publicized pregnan- est for both names. cy. In 2010, Mason jumped The list, which also from No. 34 to No. 12. Last includes top baby names Congratulations Thomas Austin year, 19,396 baby boys were by state, draws millions of Amy named Mason, an increase Amy BArBer viewers. The agency hopes mArie Tyler! BArBer of nearly 4,600, by far the that people go to the web- Anderson We are all so proud biggest jump for any name. Anderson We are all so proud site to see the baby names of you and your “It shows what we’re pay- and stay to learn about of you and your ing attention to, what we’re other services, said Social accomplishments. thinking about,” said Laura Security Commissioner We love you very much! Wattenberg, creator of the Michael J. Astrue. Mom, Dad, Grandma, website babynamewizard. Top girl names tend to Papa, T.J., Grandi, Jason, com. “Today, you can’t be more volatile — chang- Jenn and lily! walk through a supermar- ing from year to year — Congrats on your big day. 70-year-old woman You have We are all so You have graduates from USM We are all so We are so proud of you! made us so proud of you! Associated Press proud of you! thought, ‘Oh my goodness, May God Bless Spread your wings I’m going to cry;’ it just was proud. Spread your wings BAY ST. LOUIS, Miss. — you always. proud. and fly! very emotional,” Strohmetz you always. Love, your momma, and fly! More than 50 years after Love, getting her high school said. Love, meme, nanny, and all Mom, Dad and Aaron She graduated Saturday Mom, Dad and Aaron diploma, a Bay St. Louis Mom, Dad, Jason and Aaron & family your loving family. woman has graduated from with a 3.95 grade point aver- the University of Southern age and numerous honors. Mississippi. Her degree is in American Amanda Cheyenne Carol Strohmetz, 70, had studies, with a minor in a college diploma but not women’s studies. the bachelor’s degree she The classroom was quiet Kendall C. really wanted. different than she remem- bered. “Technology has Brown “Many years ago I had got- Lee ten an associate’s degree in advanced so much since We are proud business, and then I worked I was in school, and the We are proud in business my whole life. students are plugged into of you. Your everything, iPads and all But I was never really crazy faith and hard about business,” Strohmetz kinds of Kindles and com- faith and hard told WLOX-TV (http://bit. puters,” Strohmetz said. work has been She gave her classmates work has been We are so ly/J6hQKz ). successful We are so About three years ago, partial credit for her success. successful proud of you. she started taking courses “The young students are so thus far. energetic and so much fun, thus far. Follow your at USM’s Gulf Park campus, dreams baby taking a couple of courses. and it is just so stimulat- Good luck with your dreams baby ing to be around them. And girl. As she got more comfort- nursing career. girl. able, she added more so they just spurred me on; it she could finish up faster. was great,” Strohmetz said. With love – Dad, G.M. & Papa “When we walked into She said she has always been a big fan of the Golden the coliseum and walked Love you, into the auditorium where Eagles. She’s on her second Love you, we were graduating from, USM school flag — the first I filled up. I choked up and was so worn she had to Mom & Dad replace it. Mom & Dad 4D LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, MAY 20, 2012

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Å Army Wives “General Complications” The Client List “Life of Riley” (N) Å (:01) “Murder on the 13th Floor” (2012) USA 33 105 242 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit BET 34 124 329 (5:30) ›‡ “The Cookout” (2004, Comedy) Ja Rule. Å ›› “Video Girl” (2010) Meagan Good. A hip-hop dancer fi nds that fame has a dark side. Å The Game Å Stay Together Stay Together Stay Together ESPN 35 140 206 (5:00) SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) Å a MLB Baseball St. Louis Cardinals at Los Angeles Dodgers. From Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles. SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å ESPN2 36 144 209 Billiards NHRA Drag Racing Dollar General Summer Nationals. From Topeka, Kan. (N Same-day Tape) Å 2011 World Series of Poker 2011 World Series of Poker SUNSP 37 - - Captain’s Tales Sportfi shing TV Flats Class Ship Shape TV Sportsman’s Adv. Florida Sport. Fishing the Flats Addictive Fishing Pro Tarpon Tournament Reel Animals Inside the Rays DISCV 38 182 278 MythBusters “Newton’s Crane Cradle” MythBusters “Torpedo Tastic” Å MythBusters “Bouncing Bullet” Å MythBusters “Mailbag Special” (N) MythBusters Investigating insect myths. MythBusters “Mailbag Special” Å TBS 39 139 247 ›› “Old School” (2003, Comedy) Luke Wilson, Will Ferrell, Vince Vaughn. Å ››› “The Hangover” (2009, Comedy) Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms, Zach Galifi anakis. Å (:20) ››› “The Hangover” (2009) Bradley Cooper. Å HLN 40 202 204 Murder by the Book Dominick Dunne: Power, Privilege Dominick Dunne: Power, Privilege Murder by the Book Murder by the Book Dominick Dunne: Power, Privilege FNC 41 205 360 FOX News Sunday With Chris Wallace FOX Report (N) Huckabee (N) FOX News Sunday With Chris Wallace Geraldo at Large (N) Å Huckabee E! 45 114 236 Kardashian Kourtney & Khloé Kourtney & Khloé Keeping Up With the Kardashians Khloe and Lamar Keeping Up With the Kardashians Mrs. Eastwood & Company Keeping Up With the Kardashians TRAVEL 46 196 277 Extreme RV’s Å Sand Masters (N) Sand Masters Hotel Impossible Å Baggage Battles Baggage Battles Sturgis: Wild Ride The 2010 Rally. Sturgis: Cops Å HGTV 47 112 229 House Hunters Hunters Int’l Holmes on Homes “Clean Slate” Å Best of Holmes on Homes (N) Å Holmes Inspection “Bigger Not Better” Holmes Inspection Flipped house. Holmes on Homes Å TLC 48 183 280 My Big Fat American Gypsy Wedding My Big Fat American Gypsy Wedding Sister Wives “Sister Wives Separated” Sister Wives Date night. (N) Å My Big Fat American Gypsy Wedding Sister Wives Date night. Å HIST 49 120 269 Ax Men “Family Rivalry” Å Ax Men “Swamp Gold” Å Ax Men “Up in Smoke” Å Ax Men “Betting It All” (N) Å (:01) Ax Men “The Ax Stops Here” (:01) Ax Men “Swamp Gold” Å ANPL 50 184 282 Swamp Wars “Flesh-Eating Lizards” Tanked “Polar Opposites” Swamp Wars “Florida’s Born Killers” River Monsters “Mongolian Mauler” River Monsters “Phantom Assassin” River Monsters “Mongolian Mauler” FOOD 51 110 231 Food Network Star “Impossible Beginnings” Fifteen fi nalists compete to host. Cupcake Champions “Madagascar 3” Food Network Star A food tour of New York. (N) Mystery Diners (N) Chopped “Reversal of Fortune” TBN 52 260 372 T.D. Jakes Å Joyce Meyer Leading the Way Live-Holy Land Joel Osteen Å Kerry Shook BelieverVoice Crefl o Dollar Å ››› “David and Bathsheba” (1951) Gregory Peck, Susan Hayward. FSN-FL 56 - - Rev3 Triathlon Boys in the Hall World Poker Tour: Season 10 World Poker Tour: Season 10 (Taped) UFC Unleashed (N) UFC Primetime The Game 365 World Poker Tour: Season 10 SYFY 58 122 244 (4:00) ›› Stealth ›› “Outlander” (2008) James Caviezel. An alien joins forces with Vikings to hunt his enemy. Å ›› “Resident Evil: Apocalypse” (2004) Milla Jovovich, Sienna Guillory. Å “30 Days of Night: Dark Days” (2010) AMC 60 130 254 (5:00) ›› “U.S. Marshals” (1998) Tommy Lee Jones, Wesley Snipes. Å The Killing “Off the Reservation” Å The Killing “Sayonara, Hiawatha” (N) Mad Men “Christmas Waltz” (N) Å (:04) The Pitch (N) Å COM 62 107 249 Dodgeball-True (:29) ››‡ “Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby” (2006) Will Ferrell, John C. Reilly. Å Daniel Tosh: Happy Thoughts Å Aziz Ansari: Dangerously Delicious (N) Hannibal Buress: Animal Furnace (N) CMT 63 166 327 (4:45) ››› “Rocky II” (1979) Sylvester Stallone. Å ››› “Urban Cowboy” (1980) John Travolta, Debra Winger. A Texas oil worker looks for love at a popular honky-tonk. (:45) ››› “Rocky II” (1979, Drama) Sylvester Stallone. Å NGWILD 108 190 283 Dog Genius Canine intelligence. American Cougar ››‡ “The Last Lions” (2011, Documentary) Narrated by Jeremy Irons. Puma! Elusive Hunter of the Andes (N) ››‡ “The Last Lions” (2011) NGC 109 186 276 Wicked Tuna “Mutiny at Sea” Inside the Green Berets Empire (N) George W. Bush: The 9/11 Interview Wicked Tuna “Grudge Match” (N) Empire SCIENCE 110 193 284 The Planets “Terra Firma” Å The Planets “Moon” Å Do We Need the Moon? Å Base Camp Moon Å The Planets “Sun” Å Do We Need the Moon? Å ID 111 192 285 Scorned: Love Kills Å Scorned: Love Kills Å 48 Hours on ID “A Killer Defense” Nightmare Next Door Å Unusual Suspects (N) Å 48 Hours on ID “A Killer Defense” HBO 302 300 501 Despicable Me (:45) ››› “X-Men: First Class” (2011, Action) James McAvoy, Michael Fassbender. ‘PG-13’ Å Game of Thrones (N) Å Veep “Nicknames” Girls “The Return” Game of Thrones Å MAX 320 310 515 (:15) ››‡ “The A-Team” (2010) Liam Neeson. Former Special Forces soldiers form a rogue unit. “The Pool Boys” (2009, Comedy) Matthew Lillard. ‘R’ Å ›› “The Change-Up” (2011, Comedy) Ryan Reynolds, Leslie Mann. ‘NR’ Å SHOW 340 318 545 (4:45) ››› “The Ghost Writer” (2010) The Borgias “Day of Ashes” Å The Big C Å Nurse Jackie Å Nurse Jackie (N) The Big C (N) The Borgias Juan returns from Spain. Nurse Jackie Å The Big C Å

WEEKDAY AFTERNOON Comcast Dish DirecTV 12 PM 12:30 1 PM 1:30 2 PM 2:30 3 PM 3:30 4 PM 4:30 5 PM 5:30 3-ABC 3 - - News Be a Millionaire The Chew The Revolution General Hospital Dr. Phil Be a Millionaire News 4-IND 4 4 4 Chann 4 News Paid Program Eye for an Eye Varied Programs Paid Program Judge Alex The Nate Berkus Show The Dr. Oz Show Chann 4 News Chann 4 News 5-PBS 5 - - Super Why! Barney & Friends Caillou Sid the Science Dinosaur Train Cat in the Hat Curious George Martha Speaks Wild Kratts Electric Comp. Roadtrip Nation R. Steves’ Europe 7-CBS 7 47 47 Action News Jax The Young and the Restless Bold/Beautiful The Talk Let’s Make a Deal Judge Joe Brown Judge Judy Action News Jax Action News Jax 9-CW 9 17 17 Law & Order: Criminal Intent Judge Gunn Judge Gunn Judge Mathis Lifechangers Lifechangers Maury The People’s Court 10-FOX 10 30 30 Jerry Springer The Jeremy Kyle Show Judge Joe Brown We the People The Doctors Dr. Phil Family Feud Family Feud 12-NBC 12 12 12 News Extra Days of our Lives First Coast Living Swift Justice Anderson The Ellen DeGeneres Show News News CSPAN 14 210 350 (9:00) U.S. House of Representatives U.S. House of Representatives Varied Programs U.S. House of Representatives WGN-A 16 239 307 In the Heat of the Night WGN Midday News Varied Programs (:10) Walker, Texas Ranger Walker, Texas Ranger Walker, Texas Ranger Old Christine Old Christine TVLAND 17 106 304 M*A*S*H M*A*S*H Gunsmoke Gunsmoke Bonanza Bonanza Bonanza OWN 18 189 279 Varied Programs A&E 19 118 265 CSI: Miami Criminal Minds Criminal Minds The First 48 The First 48 The First 48 HALL 20 185 312 Emeril’s Table Petkeeping The Martha Stewart Show The Martha Stewart Show The Waltons The Waltons The Waltons FX 22 136 248 (10:30) Movie Varied Programs Movie Varied Programs CNN 24 200 202 (11:00) CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom The Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer TNT 25 138 245 Las Vegas Las Vegas Leverage The Closer Law & Order Law & Order NIK 26 170 299 Mike the Knight Max & Ruby Dora the Explorer Dora the Explorer SpongeBob SpongeBob Kung Fu Panda The Penguins Big Time Rush Big Time Rush SpongeBob SpongeBob SPIKE 28 168 241 CSI: Crime Scene Varied Programs CSI: Crime Scene Varied Programs CSI: Crime Scene Varied Programs MY-TV 29 32 - Hawaii Five-0 Gunsmoke Bonanza The Big Valley Kojak The Rockford Files DISN 31 172 290 Mickey Mouse Varied Programs Special Agent Oso Never Land Varied Programs Austin & Ally Austin & Ally Varied Programs LIFE 32 108 252 Old Christine Old Christine Grey’s Anatomy Grey’s Anatomy Grey’s Anatomy How I Met/Mother Reba Reba Reba USA 33 105 242 Varied Programs NCIS NCIS BET 34 124 329 The Parkers The Parkers Movie Hates Chris Hates Chris My Wife and Kids My Wife and Kids The Parkers The Parkers ESPN 35 140 206 SportsCenter SportsCenter SportsCenter Lines First Report Coll. Football Live NFL Live Around the Horn Interruption ESPN2 36 144 209 ESPN First Take Mike and Mike Varied Programs NASCAR Now Best of First Take Numbers Never Lie Dan Le Batard SportsNation SUNSP 37 - - Varied Programs DISCV 38 182 278 Varied Programs TBS 39 139 247 Yes, Dear Yes, Dear American Dad My Name Is Earl Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Friends Friends Friends Friends HLN 40 202 204 News Now HLN Special Report FNC 41 205 360 (11:00) Happening Now America Live Studio B With Shepard Smith Your World With Neil Cavuto The Five E! 45 114 236 E! News Varied Programs TRAVEL 46 196 277 Varied Programs Man v. Food Man v. Food HGTV 47 112 229 House Hunters Hunters Int’l Varied Programs TLC 48 183 280 What Not to Wear A Baby Story A Baby Story A Baby Story Rm-Multiples Varied Programs HIST 49 120 269 Varied Programs ANPL 50 184 282 Animal Cops Philadelphia Animal Cops Philadelphia Animal Cops Philadelphia Varied Programs FOOD 51 110 231 Best Dishes Barefoot Contessa Money Saving 10 Dollar Dinners Secrets/Restaurant 30-Minute Meals Giada at Home Giada at Home Barefoot Contessa Barefoot Contessa Best Dishes Paula’s Cooking TBN 52 260 372 Varied Programs Behind the Scenes Varied Programs James Robison Today With The 700 Club John Hagee Today Varied Programs Praise the Lord FSN-FL 56 - - MLB Baseball Varied Programs SYFY 58 122 244 Varied Programs AMC 60 130 254 Movie Movie Varied Programs CSI: Miami COM 62 107 249 Movie Scrubs Scrubs Comedy Central (:24) Futurama (3:55) Futurama (:26) Tosh.0 It’s Always Sunny (:28) South Park CMT 63 166 327 Varied Programs NGWILD 108 190 283 Varied Programs NGC 109 186 276 Varied Programs Wild Justice Varied Programs SCIENCE 110 193 284 Varied Programs They Do It? They Do It? MythBusters How It’s Made How It’s Made ID 111 192 285 48 Hours on ID Dateline on ID Dateline on ID Sins & Secrets Sins & Secrets On the Case With Paula Zahn HBO 302 300 501 (11:15) Movie Varied Programs MAX 320 310 515 (11:15) Movie Varied Programs SHOW 340 318 545 (11:15) Movie Varied Programs Movie Varied Programs Movie

MONDAY EVENING MAY 21, 2012 Comcast Dish DirecTV 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 3-ABC 3 - - TV20 News ABC World News Entertainment Ton. Inside Edition (N) Dancing With the Stars (N) (Live) Å (:01) The Bachelorette The men try to score points with Emily. (N) Å News at 11 (:35) Nightline (N) 4-IND 4 4 4 Chann 4 News Chann 4 News Entertainment Ton. Inside Edition (N) Love-Raymond King of Queens Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory The 10 O’Clock News (N) Å Chann 4 News (:35) The Insider 5-PBS 5 - - World News Nightly Business PBS NewsHour (N) Å Antiques Roadshow “Minneapolis” (N) In Performance at the White House (N) Bones of Turkana Å BBC World News Tavis Smiley Å 7-CBS 7 47 47 Action News Jax CBS Evening News Judge Judy Å Two and Half Men How I Met/Mother 2 Broke Girls Å Two and Half Men (:31) Mike & Molly Clash of the Commercials Action News Jax Letterman 9-CW 9 17 17 Meet the Browns Meet the Browns House of Payne House of Payne One Tree Hill Å One Tree Hill “One Tree Hill” Å The Offi ce “Mafi a” The Offi ce Å TMZ (N) Å Access Hollywood 10-FOX 10 30 30 How I Met/Mother Family Guy Å Family Guy Å The Simpsons House “Swan Song; Everybody Dies” House refl ects on his life. (PA) Å News Action News Jax Two and Half Men How I Met/Mother 12-NBC 12 12 12 News NBC Nightly News Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (N) America’s Got Talent (N) Å American Ninja Warrior “Finals Region 1” People from the Southwest compete. News Jay Leno CSPAN 14 210 350 (5:00) U.S. House of Representatives Politics & Public Policy Today WGN-A 16 239 307 30 Rock Å 30 Rock Å America’s Funniest Home Videos America’s Funniest Home Videos America’s Funniest Home Videos WGN News at Nine (N) Å 30 Rock “Khonani” Scrubs Å TVLAND 17 106 304 M*A*S*H: 30th Anniversary Reunion Special Refl ections. Å Home Improve. Home Improve. Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond King of Queens King of Queens OWN 18 189 279 Twisted A man murdered grandparents. Twisted Man is biggest mass murderer. Oprah’s Next Chapter Fabulous Cakes “Los Angeles” Å Fabulous Cakes “Las Vegas” Å Oprah’s Next Chapter A&E 19 118 265 The First 48 “Division; Loose Ends” Beyond Scared Straight Å Beyond Scared Straight Å Beyond Scared Straight Å Beyond Scared Straight Å (:01) Beyond Scared Straight Å HALL 20 185 312 Little House on the Prairie Å Little House on the Prairie Å Little House on the Prairie Å Little House on the Prairie Å Frasier Å Frasier Å Frasier Å Frasier Å FX 22 136 248 How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother Two and Half Men Two and Half Men ››› “The Simpsons Movie” (2007, Comedy) Voices of Dan Castellaneta, Julie Kavner. ››› “The Simpsons Movie” (2007, Comedy) Julie Kavner CNN 24 200 202 John King, USA (N) Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Å Piers Morgan Tonight (N) Anderson Cooper 360 Å Erin Burnett OutFront TNT 25 138 245 The Mentalist “Bloodstream” Å d NBA Basketball Philadelphia 76ers at Boston Celtics. (N) Å d NBA Basketball Los Angeles Lakers at Oklahoma City Thunder. (N) Å NIK 26 170 299 Victorious Å Victorious Å SpongeBob Fred: The Show That ’70s Show That ’70s Show George Lopez George Lopez Friends Å Friends Å Yes, Dear Å Yes, Dear Å SPIKE 28 168 241 DEA A man informs on his son. DEA A fugitive murder suspect. World’s Wildest Police Videos (N) Undercover Stings Undercover Stings World’s Wildest Police Videos Å World’s Wildest Police Videos Å MY-TV 29 32 - The Rifl eman The Rifl eman M*A*S*H Å M*A*S*H Å Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Seinfeld Å Frasier Å The Twilight Zone Perry Mason Å DISN 31 172 290 Shake It Up! Å Good Luck Charlie Good Luck Charlie Good Luck Charlie ››› “A Bug’s Life” (1998) Voices of Dave Foley. Å Phineas and Ferb A.N.T. Farm Å Jessie Å Austin & Ally Å LIFE 32 108 252 Reba Bar brawl. Reba Suspicions. Reba Å Reba Å ››› “Selena” (1997, Biography) Jennifer Lopez. Mexican-American singer skyrockets to fame. Å The Client List “Life of Riley” Å Prank My Mom USA 33 105 242 NCIS Body is found in a tub of acid. NCIS: Los Angeles A petty offi cer dies. NCIS “Marine Down” Å WWE Monday Night RAW (N) Å (:05) Common Law “Ride-Along” Å BET 34 124 329 106 & Park: BET’s Top 10 Live “Top 10 Countdown” (N) (Live) Å ›› “All About the Benjamins” (2002, Action) Ice Cube, Mike Epps. Å The Game Å The Game Å The Game Å The Game Å ESPN 35 140 206 SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å a MLB Baseball Atlanta Braves at Cincinnati Reds. From Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati. (N) Å Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) Å SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å ESPN2 36 144 209 NFL32 (N) (Live) Å NFL Live (N) Å 30 for 30 Å 30 for 30 Å NFL Live Å SportsNation Å SUNSP 37 - - Inside the Rays Rays Live! (Live) a MLB Baseball Toronto Blue Jays at Tampa Bay Rays. From Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Fla. Rays Live! (Live) Inside the Rays Inside the Rays DISCV 38 182 278 American Chopper: Senior vs. Junior American Chopper: Senior vs. Junior American Chopper: Senior vs. Junior American Chopper: Senior vs. Junior (:05) Outlaw Empires (N) Å American Chopper: Senior vs. Junior TBS 39 139 247 King of Queens King of Queens Seinfeld Å Seinfeld Å Family Guy Å Family Guy Å Family Guy “Road to the North Pole” Family Guy Å Family Guy Å Conan Å HLN 40 202 204 Prime News with Vinnie Politan Å Jane Velez-Mitchell Nancy Grace (N) Dr. Drew Nancy Grace Showbiz Tonight FNC 41 205 360 Special Report With Bret Baier (N) The FOX Report With Shepard Smith The O’Reilly Factor (N) Å Hannity (N) On the Record W/Greta Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Å E! 45 114 236 Keeping Up With the Kardashians E! News (N) Fashion Police Mrs. Eastwood & Company Keeping Up With the Kardashians Chelsea Lately (N) E! News TRAVEL 46 196 277 Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations Bizarre Foods America “Savannah” Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations Hotel Impossible (N) Å Hotel Impossible Å HGTV 47 112 229 Property Virgins Property Virgins Love It or List It James and Sharon. Love It or List It Robert and Kim. (N) Property Virgins Property Virgins House Hunters (N) Hunters Int’l Love It or List It “Ed & Martine” Å TLC 48 183 280 Lottery Changed My Life Å Undercover Boss: Abroad Å Undercover Boss: Abroad “npower” Undercover Boss: Abroad (N) Å I Cloned My Pet 2 (N) Å Undercover Boss: Abroad “npower” HIST 49 120 269 Pawn Stars Å Pawn Stars Å Pawn Stars Å Pawn Stars Å Pawn Stars Å Pawn Stars Å American Pickers “Feudin’ Pickers” (N) Pawn Stars (N) Pawn Stars (N) (:01) American Pickers Å ANPL 50 184 282 River Monsters “The Deadliest” Å River Monsters: The Most Bizarre River Monsters: Unhooked (N) River Monsters: Unhooked Searching for a modern-day “Jaws.” (N) River Monsters: Unhooked FOOD 51 110 231 Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Invention Hunters Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Meat Men Diners, Drive TBN 52 260 372 (5:00) Praise the Lord Å Way Of Master The Potter’s Touch Behind the Scenes Living Edge Kingdom Conn. Jesse Duplantis Praise the Lord Å FSN-FL 56 - - Ship Shape TV Marlins Live! (Live) a MLB Baseball Colorado Rockies at Miami Marlins. From Marlins Ballpark in Miami. (N Subject to Blackout) Marlins Live! (Live) Inside the Marlins World Poker Tour: Season 10 SYFY 58 122 244 (5:00) Jules Verne’s Mysterious Island Eureka Old animosities erupt. Å Eureka “Jack of All Trades” Å Eureka Henry’s disaster readiness drill. Lost Girl (N) Å (:01) Eureka “Worst Case Scenario” AMC 60 130 254 CSI: Miami “Miami Confi dential” Å CSI: Miami Horatio’s ex resurfaces. ››‡ “Heartbreak Ridge” (1986, War) Clint Eastwood. Marine sergeant sees ex-wife, readies recruits for Grenada. Å The Killing “Sayonara, Hiawatha” Å COM 62 107 249 (5:57) 30 Rock (:28) 30 Rock Å (6:58) ››‡ “Offi ce Space” (1999) Ron Livingston, Jennifer Aniston. Å It’s Always Sunny It’s Always Sunny It’s Always Sunny It’s Always Sunny South Park Å (:31) South Park CMT 63 166 327 Kitchen Nightmares “Fiesta Sunrise” Kitchen Nightmares Å Kitchen Nightmares “Sabatiello’s” Kitchen Nightmares “Black Pearl” Kitchen Nightmares “Handlebar” Å Kitchen Nightmares “Trobiano’s” Å NGWILD 108 190 283 Dog Whisperer 24/7 Wild 24/7 Wild (N) 24/7 Wild (N) Lions on the Edge 24/7 Wild NGC 109 186 276 Goldfathers “Get Rich or Die Mining” Wild Justice “Gator Invader” Street Heat: High Speed Justice Wild Justice “California 911” (N) Witness: Joplin Tornado (N) Street Heat: High Speed Justice SCIENCE 110 193 284 Factory Made Factory Made How It’s Made How It’s Made How the Universe Works Å How the Universe Works Å How the Universe Works Å How the Universe Works Å ID 111 192 285 Sins & Secrets “Lexington” Å Sins & Secrets “Missoula” Å Fatal Encounters “Wicked” Å Fatal Encounters “Deadly Deeds” Fatal Encounters “Fueled by Hate” (N) Fatal Encounters “Wicked” Å HBO 302 300 501 Namath The life and career of football player Joe Namath. 24/7: Road Real Time With Bill Maher Å ›››‡ “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2” (2011) Daniel Radcliffe. Ricky Gervais (:45) ›› Hall Pass MAX 320 310 515 “Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World” Å (:45) ››› “X-Men 2” (2003) Patrick Stewart. A right-wing militarist pursues the mutants. ‘PG-13’ Å ›› “The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen” (2003) Sean Connery. ‘PG-13’ SHOW 340 318 545 School of Life ‘PG’ ›› “Beastly” (2011, Fantasy) Alex Pettyfer. ‘PG-13’ Å Weeds Å Episodes Å The Borgias Juan returns from Spain. Nurse Jackie Å The Big C Å The Borgias Juan returns from Spain. Page Editor: Emogene Graham 754-0415 LAKE CITY REPORTER ADVICE & CROSSWORD SUNDAY, MAY 20, 2012 5D DEAR ABBY HOROSCOPES

ARIES (March 21-April THE LAST WORD Don’t limit what you can 19): Revisit people, places do. Venture down a path Fueling car as engine runs and projects you haven’t Eugenia Word that allows you to use your dealt with for a long time, imagination and talent. The and consider what’s worth majority, even if it means outcome will impress some- is taking a dangerous risk resurrecting. Reminiscing not being able to protect one who has doubted your DEAR ABBY: My father works better if I have my will help you learn what not someone who made a mis- ability in the past. ★★★ absolutely refuses to turn main meal at noon and very to do should similar circum- take. ★★★★ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. off the ignition when little -- if anything -- in the stances occur. ★★★★ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): 22-Dec. 21): Honesty is the fueling his car, despite evening, so please help me TAURUS (April 20-May Laugh at your mistakes. best policy. Leading some- the warning signs at the by not making these large 20): Adaptability will ease Being humble and gra- one on will backfire. Show pump. How can I convince dinners because they’re too tension and help you avoid cious will spare you a lot of gratitude toward those him to stop endangering tempting to resist.” opposition. Plan to have grief in the end. You may who have helped you. A himself and my mother? ** ** ** fun and enjoy the people want to step back and take realistic view of your situ- -- WORRIED DOWN Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: My you love. Don’t let a rela- a day to reassess a situa- ation will be necessary if SOUTH www.dearabby.com daughter recently became tionship that isn’t working tion you face. ★★ you want to avoid opposi- DEAR WORRIED: engaged to a wonderful put a wedge between you VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. tion. ★★★ Motorists are instructed night when I get home from young man. I have looked and your goals. Make up 22): Listen to any com- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- to “Stop Motor” while work, he greets me with a forward to planning her your mind. Get on with plaints being made. Your Jan. 19): You can listen to refueling for good reason. huge meal. Problem is, I wedding for years. She life. ★★★ insights and solutions will what everyone else has Gasoline is highly flam- feel obligated to eat it even always said she wanted to GEMINI (May 21-June put you in a good position to say and the demands mable. However, it is not when I’m not the least bit be married in our home- 20): Preparation is key if regarding your own per- being made, but that actually the liquid that hungry. Every morning, he town, but now she says you want your expertise sonal interests. ★★★★★ doesn’t mean you have to burns. Even at tempera- asks me what I want for din- they want to get married to be recognized. You LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. accommodate what’s being tures as low as 45 degrees, ner. 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Don’t lose pipe, faulty wiring, static DEAR STUFFED: I DEAR JUST: Have sight of what you know electricity or the vapor presume you’re a new a frank talk with your CELEBRITY CIPHER you should be doing. ★★ reaching an open flame bride, because otherwise daughter and ask why she PISCES (Feb. 19-March -- all can cause gasoline you would have already changed her mind. Tell 20): Discipline, hard work vapors to explode. learned how to commu- her that you have dreamed and attention to detail will Please show this item to nicate openly with your of planning her wedding pay off in the end. A mon- your father. Perhaps it will husband while still being for years, but the change eymaking opportunity is convince him to be more tactful. Try this: of venue is causing stress apparent if you partner with safety conscious. “Honey, you’re killing for you. someone who is enthusias- ** ** ** me with kindness. 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was a recent subject. slobbering all over me. I’d By LEANNE ITALIE What surprised Dan much rather be more femi- Associated Press Zevin about staying home nine, if being more femi- NEW YORK — May, it with his kids? nine is what draws attention turns out, is a manly month, “I thought it was going from women. That’s what and a funny one at that. to be easy. I really thought I’d rather do.” The Mother’s Day flow- it was going to be like I will RICKY MANCHANDA ers are barely wilted and continue to have this cool The New York City cloth- already there’s a heavy Brooklyn lifestyle and be a ing buyer is the ultimate male energy in the air — of freelance writer and see my metrosexual. Clothes mat- the wry, ironical, comedy friends and go to cafes and ter. His eyebrows matter. variety — in new books and do my work, my creative His hair matters. He gets movies ahead of dad’s day work, but the only differ- regular treatments and June 17. ence is I’ll just have a couple keeps his body toned. We’ve got “Mansome” of kids in tow, you know, “My personality, my from the “Super Size Me” and I found out that it’s confidence, is derived dude, Morgan Spurlock. And hard. It’s not so easy. There from my looks,” he said in “Man Made: A Stupid Quest are great parts of it but it’s “Mansome.” for Masculinity” from Time not so easy and I think that The Sikh wore a turban magazine’s Joel Stein. And moms have probably had until the age of 16, gradu- “Dan Gets a Minivan: Life that one figured out for gen- ally turning away from the at the Intersection of Dude erations and generations. traditional look to make it and Dad,” from humorist-at- We’re just learning as we easier on his parents. Now, large Dan Zevin. go along. Our dads weren’t on a scale of 10, he said he’s Why, when it comes to the role models. This is a six. the discourse on masculin- all new to us, this more “Everyone has a hobby. ity, is the conversation rou- involved fatherhood. If you My looks have become my tinely rolled around laughs? can’t laugh about this stuff hobby,” he said. Where, exactly, does all the you’re going to go abso- On camera, Apatow funny lead? Does it help ASSOCIATED PRESS lutely bonkers.” declares the notion of men redefine a new masculinity, Above: Chris Rock, SHAWN DAIVARI trying to look good for them- make it easier for men to left, and Tom Lennon He’s an Iranian-American selves “(Expletive) up.” Off talk about this stuff? with children in a pro wrestler living in Las camera, Manchanda strong- We went straight to the scene from the movie Vegas. In “Mansome,” he ly disagrees. source, the funny guys “What to Expect When acknowledges he’s one “First and foremost you themselves and some of You’re Expecting” in hairy guy. He began body should be doing it for your- their foils, the unintention- shaving when he started self,” he said. “You ladies this photo released wrestling at 15 and realized know after getting a facial ally funny, to see if they by Lionsgate. At could get serious about some of his new profes- or getting your nails done right: Shawn Daivari sion’s biggest stars did the or getting your hair done, the burning issues facing shaves his arms MANkind today. same thing. you feel great, and feeling in a scene from Daivari demonstrates his great makes you feel bet- MORGAN SPURLOCK “Mansome” in this In his latest com-doc, head-to-toe shaving routine ter about yourself. It’s very picture released by on camera, with help from masculine, owning your Spurlock takes on male Warrior Poets. grooming, enlisting the a buddy for the scariest hair look.” mother lode of funny guys: of all: The Back Hair. JACK PASSION Judd Apatow, Paul Rudd, ASSOCIATED PRESS “I remember the first The competitive beards- Zach Galifianakis and time. I showed up at school man totally owns his full red “Arrested Development” for gym class on a Monday one that hangs to his waist. brothers Jason Bateman and a soak together and try to because the baby was a before Don Draper.’ They’re after shaving my body Now 28, he started growing Will Arnett, both of whom keep the manly talk light. boy. always going to be scarier and legs for a match that it at 19 and began competi- are executive producers. What does Jason Bateman There would be camp- the further you go back. Saturday. I was changing tive “beard building” at 21. And Morgan Spurlock think is funny about man- ing trips and footballs to Being a man these days? It’s into my shorts and all the “Man-aged human males thinks the point is? hood? throw! So he decided to still some version of being guys were making fun of are stuck in kind of boy- “Men are in a position “The men who are speak- make a book out of a manly able to stick up for yourself me, like ‘Oh my god, look at hood,” Passion said in the now where we’re being mar- ing about it or presenting it bucket list to overcome his and people around you, and the sissy, he shaves his legs. Spurlock movie. “This is just keted to and targeted in the are trying to avoid embar- fears and generally effete it’s still about being self- He’s like one of the girls.’ It how a human male looks.” same way that women have rassment and taking the way of doings things. He sufficient in every way.” was kind of an embarrass- Passion wrote “The Facial for decades, where sudden- subject, or themselves, too did a 24-hour shift with Los DAN ZEVIN ing thing at the time, but Hair Handbook” in 2009 and ly men aren’t good enough. seriously.” Angeles firefighters. He Zevin lived in Brooklyn as now I just think I was ahead is working on a diet book Suddenly you’re too fat. Asked to get serious for knocked back of the game.” for men. Suddenly your skin’s too just a sec, Bateman admits Scotch, went Daivari is built. What does his beard say ugly, you don’t have enough he doesn’t have an answer hunting and sur- There are women about his masculinity? hair. All those same types for what it means to be a vived three days at his gym when “For me, growing a beard of things that were told to man. of Army boot he goes there is probably the most politi- “I try to be the best man camp. The Mother’s Day flow- women to let you know you ers are barely wilted and to work out, but cally correct, most nonvio- were inadequate unless you I know how to be, which So what’d he it’s usually other lent, easiest and most pas- tried X, Y or Z are now is just to kind of listen to learn? What already there’s a heavy men who swoon sive but also most authentic the same types of tactics myself and make the deci- does being a male energy in the air — of when they get a way to visually, externally that are being used on men, sions that I’m instinctually man mean to the wry, ironical, comedy look at him. demonstrate to the world, all in this effort to try and drawn to make as opposed Joel Stein? “I get more and more importantly to push this commodification to having any sort of pre- “I think being variety — in new books and c o m p l i m e n t s myself, that I have come of of manhood.” meditated agenda, or any a man today movies ahead of dad’s day from other age as a man,” he said in an So is that a good thing? sort of strategy. I’m just means less than June 17. men about my interview. For men, that is. trying to be honest and it used to. It will physique than “And so, since I have “I’m sure it’s good for human, if that means being always mean women. Ever. expressed that I am a man somebody, but for men in confident in one moment, less than it used Guys will come with my beard, I don’t have general? Shouldn’t men then I’m that. If that means to. Don Draper up to me and go, to or even feel the desire to want to take care of them- letting vulnerability show (of ‘60s ‘Mad ‘Oh man, how do I get arms rely on socially constructed selves? Sure. Should they because I’m feeling vulner- Men’ fame) seems like such a stay-at-home dad of two. like yours or how much do forms of masculinity, such spend a gazillion dollars? able, then doing that. It’s a man. He says no to things, And wrote a book about it. you bench press? I wish I as the macho guy, the tough Probably not.” nice to be able to show it but if you remember those He eventually left Aloof could have a chest as cool and feel it all.” segments in the first season Hipster Dad in his Brooklyn as yours, or a 19-inch neck.’ guy, violence, rowdy sports, JASON BATEMAN JOEL STEIN or two where they show his playground and moved to I think women are a lit- any of these sort of things. I In Spurlock’s movie, he Never an outdoorsman, dad, and his dad was like suburban Larchmont, where tle deeper than guys are. don’t even have to go there and Arnett — spa robes always anxious, Stein did coming home and just beat- he worships at Costco and If that’s masculinity, what because I’m already calm on — compare shaving something he never thought ing the heck out of his wife posts to YouTube interviews I have right now, I really and OK with the idea. I’ve technique, get side-by-side he would when his wife got and his kids. It was like, he does from his minivan. A don’t want it because I really already proved what I need pedicures and facials, take pregnant: He freaked out ‘Oh, men were even scarier balloon-twisting party clown don’t want a bunch of guys to prove. That I am a man.”

YouTube launching food A little heat adds a lot channel with TV veterans of flavor to a milkshake And this technique until bubbling. Add the television. It also offered more have close to a dozen series, all BY J.m. Hirsch can be applied to other bananas, then reduce By J.M. HIRSCH flexibility not just for viewers, produced in partnership with Associated Press fruit, as well. Pineapple heat to low and cook for Associated Press but also for producers, who can multimedia studio Electus-IAC, A hot skillet might rings, apple wedges, 2 to 3 minutes, or until Bruce Seidel is confident the more easily experiment with which is responsible for the seem out of place in a halved strawberries, evenly browned. Use a future of food television won’t format and content. channel’s content. recipe for an icy, creamy strips of mango, even spatula to carefully turn be seen on television. YouTube also offers an envi- One of the series will feature milkshake. But stay with pitted cherries. If you the bananas and brown Which is why the Food ably large and young demo- fellow Food Network alum- me on this one, because use apples, just be sure on the other side for Network and Cooking Channel graphic, truly the icing on nus Duff Goldman, the cake it turns out to be an to brown them slowly another 2 to 3 minutes. veteran has checked out of net- advertisers’ cake. master behind that channel’s amazing way to add tons over low heat until they Remove the skillet work TV to oversee the launch “The wonderful thing about reality show “Ace of Cakes.” of flavor. are quite soft. from the heat and let of YouTube’s latest original YouTube is it has 800 million Goldman’s YouTube program, It’s pretty simple. ——— cool for 15 minutes. content channel, HUNGRY. users worldwide and they all “Duff’s Food World,” will be There’s nothing all that CARAMELIZED Once the bananas The channel, which goes live need to eat,” Seidel said in a a sometimes irreverent variety unusual about adding BROWN SUGAR- have cooled, use a sili- on July 2, is expected to feature telephone interview. “I’d like to show focused on food pop cul- fruit to a milkshake, BANANA MILKSHAKE cone spatula to scrape a freewheeling blend of how-to get just 1 percent of them.” ture, including visits to unusual especially bananas. But Start to finish: 25 min- them and any liquid and and celebrity-driven food vid- YouTube content historically restaurants and spotlights of what makes this reci- utes (10 minutes active) caramelized bits in the eos. has been dominated by low- humorous food clips from the pe different is that we Servings: 2 skillet into a blender. The venture is part of the and no-budget user generated web and TV. brown the bananas in 1 tablespoon butter Add the milk, ice cream, Google Inc.-owned video site’s videos. But Seidel, a former top Goldman also will serve as a skillet before adding 2 tablespoons brown cinnamon and salt. Puree plan to launch roughly 100 executive at Food Network who a talent and programming con- them. This quick and sugar until very smooth. channels of niche-oriented pro- oversaw the launch of its sister sultant for HUNGRY. In that easy step caramelizes 2 bananas, peeled and Nutrition information gramming. Earlier this month, network, Cooking Channel, role, he said he is eager to push the natural sugars in the halved lengthwise per serving (values are YouTube pledged to spend said HUNGRY will feature food television both forward bananas and gives them 2 cups milk rounded to the nearest some $200 million to help professionally produced videos and backward. a serious flavor kick. 1 cup vanilla ice whole number): 490 cal- market those channels across worthy of any network. “Basically, the cooking show To help the caramel- cream ories; 190 calories from Google and its advertising net- At launch, videos will stick on television is almost dead,” izing along, I added but- 1/2 teaspoon cinna- fat (390 percent of total work. mostly with YouTube conven- he said. “When you look at the ter and a bit of brown mon calories); 21 g fat (13 Seidel was drawn to the proj- tion, running one to three min- programming on any kind of sugar to the pan. The Pinch of salt g saturated; 0 g trans ect in part for YouTube’s ability utes, with new episodes posted cable food channel, you kind result is a rich, caramel In a medium skillet fats); 70 mg cholesterol; to create a more direct com- weekly. Seidel said they also of find that everything is being banana sauce in the skil- over medium heat, melt 68 g carbohydrate; 12 g munity with viewers than gen- are eager to explore longer for- replaced by travelogues, com- let, as well as deliciously the butter. Sprinkle in protein; 4 g fiber; 280 mg erally is possible with network mat videos. By the end of the petition, reality. There is not a browned fruit. the brown sugar and stir sodium. summer, the channel hopes to lot of instruction.”