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SUNDAY All-American Ousted NAACP EDITION Tunsil reacts to president breaks Parade honor. 1B her silence. 4A Teacher Murder of Year CAR RAMS HOUSE hopefuls trial set ready to begin 14 educators vie for district-wide Man set fire that killed honors on Weds. his live-in girlfriend in 2009, say prosecutors. From staff reports From staff reports Fourteen local educators will represent their schools The murder trial of a man accused at the District Teacher of of setting a June 2009 house fire that the Year ceremonies at First killed his live-in girlfriend starts Presbyterian Church on Monday at the Columbia County Wednesday. Courthouse. The guest speaker will According to prosecutors, be Alexandre Lopes, 2013 Kenneth Allen Florida Teacher of the Ford, 46, set fire to Year and Christa McAuliffe his 238 NW Bagel Ambassador for Education. Court mobile The program is set for 4 home the morn- p.m., with a reception to fol- ing of Sunday, low at 5. June 7, 2009. The 14 teachers of the The body of year were chosen by their Kristy L. Whatley Ford peers at the schools where DEREK GILLIAM/Lake City Reporter was found inside they teach. Cory Russell and Alfred Johnson survey the damage caused by a car crashing into a house off Greg Place in the home later “They are representative Lake City. Johnson was sleeping on a coach when he heard the sound of the car smashing its way through that morning. of the high qualities of all the wall. Russell said he was in the living room when he when he heard a boom. The fire was deemed suspicious teachers in our district,” early on, and Ford, apprehended said Dorothy S. Spradley, in Polk County, was identified as a district volunteer/education person of interest and transferred marketing coordinator. “It Woman said to be angry at boyfriend to the Columbia County jail. is most important to have The fire was reported to authori- this recognition program to She reportedly hit part of a wood- knew Mixon was angry because ties at 8:30 that morning by a neigh- showcase our nominees and en fence and her boyfriend had reportedly bor. all teachers and to let them house, then chased s i d e s w i p i n g cheated on her. Johnson said he Ford was indicted by a Columbia know how much we truly him in her car. a car parked was shocked that she crashed County grand jury in September appreciate their many con- behind the her car into the house. 2009 on charges of arson and first- tributions, hard work, dedi- By DEREK GILLIAM house. After Mixon chased her boy- degree murder. cation, creativity, selfless- [email protected] Mixon faces friend around the house, Russell Ford had been arrested in May ness and care they give the charges of Mixon said, she stopped at the front 2009 in Columbia County on kid- students in our schools.” As a car crashed into the a g g r a v a t e d of the house, windshield spider- napping and other charges. He had house and the tires smoked assault with a weapon and two webbed, and started yelling at been released on $5,000 bond and TEACHERS continued on 3A white, Alfred Johnson woke up counts of damage to property. the man she had been chasing. was required to maintain electronic and at first thought it was a Cory Russell was at the house Then she sped down the street a monitoring, but reportedly fled the tornado. The wall was bowed in when the rampage started. He few houses before sheriff’s depu- jurisdiction. and the 50-inch television had heard a boom while he was in The murder trial begins at 9 a.m. ties cut her off and stopped her. Pair mark slid near where he lay sleeping the living room. Russell and his and will be presided over by Circuit Russell said the destruc- on the couch, but there was no friend, who he said had been Judge Paul Bryan. tion was over in about three 35 years in wind. dating Mixon for the past two When the car backed up and years, went outside to see what minutes. restaurant rammed the house a second made the sound. The man chased by Mixon in time, he knew it wasn’t a storm. “Her foot was on the gas, and the car left the property when Plum Creek business Allegedly, 22-year-old Alexis white smoke was coming out police arrived and was not avail- Shemeka Mixon repeatedly of the tires, then she backed able for comment. Contact infor- has a new crashed her car into the house up and ran into it at least two mation was left with Russell and By DEREK GILLIAM on Greg Place off Llewellyn more times,” Russell said. “Then Johnson, but the alleged victim [email protected] Avenue in Lake City about 10 she backed up and tried to run had not contacted the Lake City partner for a.m. Friday. According to wit- over my friend who was running Reporter by Saturday night. When the Chasteens nesses, she rammed the house around the house trying to get The Columbia County development opened their first resturant of her 18-year-old boyfriend away from her.” Sheriff’s Office had not released in 1978, they wanted to then chased him with her vehi- Johnson said the two had the arrest report by press time By DEREK GILLIAM serve home-style cooking cle around the home, destroying recently had an argument. He Saturday night. [email protected] that would pack the house seven days a week. The for- The North Florida Intermodal mer owner of the property Park has a new partner after Plum told them they wouldn’t last Black History Month under way Creek Timber Company and The three months. Rockefeller Group signed an agree- “He said we wouldn’t ment to pursue a joint-venture devel- make a living serving opment project at the 2,622-acre site collard greens,” Robert near Lake City. Chasteen said. “So needless Plum Creek, the largest landown- to say, we’re here still — 35 er in the United States, currently years later.” owns the land at the intermodal The Chasteens celebrat- park. ed their 35th anniversary as Plans for the intermodal park restaurateurs on Friday, and include developing the area into although they moved loca- a hub of commercial and indus- tions and changed names, trial activity. According to a news the couple still prides them- release, the joint venture will look at selves on their attention to developing manufacturing and dis- detail and commitment to tribution centers as well developing hard work. an inland port and office buildings. Through all 35 years, The site is on the south side of U.S. Emmie and Robert 90 on the east side of town. Chasteen have worked side In the beginning of January, by side. workers started clearing the land to “He’s still my best friend,” make the project “shovel ready” for Emmie Chasteen said. business prospects. It’s a family business and The area where the joint venture all three of their daughters is planned would also include the put in time at the restaurant. 500-acre parcel known as the cata- They started out across lyst site. from the airport in 1978 at a At the last stakeholder meet- place called Robert’s Dock. JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter ing held on Jan. 14, Rick Moore, Members of The Baby Hines Singers & Cedar Park Community Crew perform at the kickoff of Black History CHASTEEN’S continued on 3A Month at the Richardson Community Center on Friday. See more photos, Page 7A. PLUM CREEK continued on 3A

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2a LAKE CITY REPORTER SUNDAY REPORT SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2013 Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424

Friday: Friday: Saturday: Saturday: Saturday: Saturday: 4-15-26-40 21 1-9-15-32-35 Afternoon: 3-4-1 Afternoon: 4-6-0-8 1-9-15-32-35 7-9-10-42-45-49 Evening: N/A Evening: N/A x3 AROUND FLORIDA Legislature puts employee salaries online

TALLAHASSEE — to reduce early voting in a screened patio area, Floridians will finally get from 14 to eight days was and the other was in the a chance on their own to discriminatory because kitchen. find out how much people blacks vote early in higher Both boys had been are getting paid to work percentages. strangled with a rope, for the Florida Legislature. Corrigan ordered pre- Slater said. The two Republican trial disclosures and inter- Zavala was discovered leaders of the Florida views to begin on Feb. 22 in the kitchen with a self- House and Florida Senate and be completed by Sept. inflicted gunshot wound. quietly this week added 6. No trial date yet has He had shot Mario several links on legislative web- been set. times before turning the sites that allow people gun on himself, Slater said. to look up legislative The couple also has a employee salaries. The two Man kills sons, 19-year-old son, who does chambers are also posting then himself not live at the home. copies of contracts. The move to post the BOYNTON BEACH information comes nearly — A South Florida man Hit-run witness two years after Gov. Rick killed two of his sons early nabs suspect Saturday before killing Scott posted salaries of ASSOCIATED PRESS most state workers. Scott himself at his estranged JACKSONVILLE eventually posted the Foam fest? wife’s home, police said. — John Avery II sprang salaries of professors and Officers were called at into action when he saw a other university employees An unidentified racer slides through a foam tunnel in the 5k Foam Fest race at Amelia Earhart 1:50 a.m. to the Boynton pickup truck speed away even though it drew the Park in Hialeah on Saturday. Officials describes the Foam Fest as the newest and craziest Beach home of Victoria after hitting a pedestrian in ire of some of those work- race to hit the nation. Foam Fest is a mix of foam, mud and obstacles. It is a mud run com- Flores Zavala, who had Jacksonville. ing for the schools. bined with foam, giant inflatable obstacles, army crawls, foam, colossal walls, mud pits, cargo been separated for some The 44-year-old man said he didn’t want the Florida has also has net climbs, foam, body washer, moon walk, foam, slip’n slides and water obstacles. time from her husband, information regarding Isidro Zavala, police driver to get away. So he state contracts posted to develop. had urged keeping the federal judge has denied spokeswoman Stephanie followed him to a nearby online. The Florida Senate Transparency 2.0 website the state’s request to delay Slater said. parking lot where the Ryan Duffy, a spokes- hired a contractor to build and making it public. a lawsuit challenging Victoria Zavala told driver tried to run. That’s man for House Speaker the site, but the contract The governor already Florida’s reduction in early detectives that she was when Avery says he pulled Will Weatherford, said the to use the website called his own website, www. voting days. watching TV when she out his gun and ordered records are the ones most Transparency 2.0 expired FloridaHasARightToKnow, The state sought a heard a commotion. She the man to stop and lie frequently requested. on Dec. 31. The vendor which gives the public delay until June 3, about a went to check on the boys down on the ground. “We thought it would be wanted $1 million to renew access to state employee month after the upcoming and saw Zavala, dressed Avery and passenger easiest for access by put- it. salary information. It also legislative session ends, to all in black, choking one of Gary Gibson held the man ting them online,” Duffy The Legislature appro- allows the public to view see if lawmakers restore them. until police arrived. Avery said Friday. priated $2.5 million to six-figure retirement ben- early voting days they cut She tried fighting off says he was on the phone The House website transfer the website to efits for state and local in 2011. Isidro Zavala, begging him with a 911 dispatcher shows, for example, that Scott’s office and make it employees with personal U.S. District Judge to kill her and not the chil- and informed them of his 32 employees in the House public. But Scott declined information redacted. Timothy Corrigan in dren, Slater said. weapon. earn $100,000 or more a because it was developed On the web: www. Jacksonville on Thursday “He told her she was The driver, 26-year- year, while the Senate web- through a no-bid contract. myfloridahouse.gov or wrote there’s no guarantee going to stay alive and old Tracy Andrew site also lists 32 employees Scott’s office then www.flsenate.gov. such a law will be enacted. suffer the loss of them,” Isbell of Covington, Ga., earning at least $100,000. announced that it would U.S. Rep. Corrine Slater said. was released from jail The decision by lawmak- seek competitive bids for Brown, a Jacksonville Police identified the Thursday. ers comes after a decision a Florida budget web- Judge won’t delay Democrat, and other children as 12-year-old Authorities say the by Scott to shutter a bud- site open to all citizens. voting lawsuit plaintiffs contend the Eduardo Zavala and 11- pedestrian, Joseph Bastian, get-tracking website that Open government and Republican-controlled year-old Mario Zavala. is expected to survive. the Senate paid $5 million ethics advocacy groups JACKSONVILLE — A Legislature’s decision One boy was found dead n Associated Press

Celebrity Birthdays PEOPLE IN THE NEWS n Comedian Shelley Berman n Singer Dennis Edwards is 88. is 70. n Former Sen. Paul n Football Hall-of-Famer Bob Sarbanes, D-Md., is 80. Griese is 68. Kerry Washington tops NAACP awards n Football Hall-of-Famer Fran n Singer-guitarist Dave Tarkenton is 73. Davies (The Kinks) is 66. n Actress Bridget Hanley is n Actress Morgan Fairchild LOS ANGELES 72. is 63. erry Washington was n Actress Blythe Danner is n Actress Pamela Franklin a triple threat at the 70. is 63. NAACP Image Awards. 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We shot this film on a “ slave plantation, and they were with ASSOCIATED PRESS Lake City Reporter us along every step of the way.” Actress Kerry Washington was a triple winner at the 44th Annual NAACP Image How to reacH us Main number . . . . .(386) 752-1293 BusINess Washington, who plays crisis Awards at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles on Friday. Fax number ...... 752-9400 Controller Sue Brannon . . .754-0419 management consultant Olivia Pope Circulation ...... 755-5445 ([email protected]) on “Scandal,” serves on President Travis received two years of pro- Online . . . www lakecityreporter. com. bation, a $2,000 fine and a 180-day Stallone supports cIrcuLatIoN Barack Obama’s Committee on the The Lake City Reporter, an affiliate of Lake City Reporter Arts and the Humanities. suspended jail sen- assault weapon ban Community Newspapers Inc., is pub- Home delivery of the tence. 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Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER NEWS SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2013 a TEACHERS: Feb. 7 Continued From Page 1A

The candidates are: •Al Nelson, an eighth-grade math teacher at Richardson Middle School, a 13-year vet- Nelson VanBennekom Zoeller Stokes Ripple Gillyard Cason eran of teaching; •Lisa Michele VanBennekom, a third- grade teacher at Five Points Elementary School with 13 years’ teaching experience; •Becky Zoeller, an eighth-grade teacher at Lake City Middle School, with 33 years’ experience; •Denetria Stokes, who teaches sixth- to 12th-grade math at Challenge Learning Center, with three and a half years’ experi- Stamper ence; Johnson Cooper Williams Carr Gerling Mullins •Sarah Ripple, a fourth-grade teacher at Eastside Elementary School, with six years’ at Pinemount Elementary School, with 13 kindergarten to fifth grade at Westside •Thayla Mullins, a fourth-grade teacher experience; years’ experience; Elementary, with 17 years’ experience; at Niblack Elementary School, with four •S. Denise Gillyard, who teaches third- •Tina Johnson, a music teacher at Fort •Nicole Carr, a third-grade teacher at years’ experience. grade at Summers Elementary School, with White High/Middle School, with 26 years’ Fort White Elementary School with three The event is sponsored by First Federal 13 years’ experience; experience; years’ experience; Savings Bank of Florida, Delta Kappa •Mary E. (Beth) Cason, a third-grade •Carrie Cooper, who teachers ninth- •Lauren Gerling, who teaches kinder- Gamma’s NU Chapter and the Columbia teacher at Melrose Park Elementary, with grade English at Columbia High School, garten through fifth grade at Columbia City County Schools Foundation. nine years’ experience; with six years’ experience; Elementary School, with one and a half First Presbyterian Church is at 697 SW •Jamie L. Stamper, a fourth-grade teacher •Maxine Felgar Williams, who teaches years’ experience; and Baya Drive in Lake City.

CHASTEEN’S: 35 years Continued From Page 1A

It was a seafood resturant, and both Emmie Chasteen and Robert Chasteen committed to making it in the resturant business. They cooked, cleaned and did whatever was nec- essary. That is still true today at their downtown resturant, Chasteen’s Downtown. They sweep the floor and help in the kitchen. They’re not passive owners but active participants in the success of their business. “Both of us are here to work, and neither one of us would be comfortable sitting around doing nothing,” Robert Chasteen said. Robert and Emmie Chasteen both agreed that it’s tough to make a restaurant successful, and there’s a number of things that are difficult to predict. They said that their one peice of advice to anyone who is thinking about opening a resturant is to be prepared to work hard. Despsite the hard work, Emmie Chasteen said it’s a pro- fession she’s enjoyed. “I can’t begin to tell you how many good friends we’ve made in this business through the years,” she said.

Emmie and Robert Chasteen, owners of Chasteen’s Downtown, pose for a photograph in their restaurant in downtown Lake City on Friday. The Chasteens have been restaurateurs 35 and have been at their current location for 13 years. JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter

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ANOTHER VIEW A culture of lying

he latest viral hashtag on Twitter is #teoing, which features pictures of male college students with their arms around an invisible girlfriend. They are meant to be humorous, but speakT to a larger societal issue — a culture of lies. While it is not possible to say whether Notre Dame football star Manti Te’o is a victim or per- petrator in the fake girlfriend hoax, his story, paired with cyclist Lance Armstrong’s admitted doping on Oprah Winfrey’s OWN network last month, represents someone foisting a big lie into the cultural mainstream. Researchers at Zhejiana Normal University in China and at Northwestern University found that lying “becomes more automatic upon training.” When people practice deception, it is simply easier to lie, in turn making it harder to differentiate from the truth. NAACP was unfair, unjust in It is no longer limited to pulling a deception among one’s peers. Rather, the practice of lying often turns into whirlwinds of deceit that grow suspending my membership into grand scandals. One of the grandest went all the way up to the president of the United y Silver of this Branch, appointed Silver Life member who States and forced his resignation. Life January 10, 2013, by the has attended 7 of the last And the repercussions usually share a theme NAACP newly assigned President, 9 national conventions, of “sorry, I got caught” rather than just the mem- Linda Thomas. mostly at my expense. one-word apology, as in the case of former bership The National Office’s Debra White has been Mwas suspended accord- action against me was Cincinnati Reds player Pete Rose, who was a member less than a involved in a betting scandal. Rose told Baseball ing to a letter signed based on untruths, innu- year. No other Columbia by National NAACP endos and retaliation. My County Branch mem- Commissioner Bud Selig: “I didn’t think I’d get President Benjamin 5th Amendment rights caught.” ber or officer has this Jealous on January 2, Bernice D. have been ignored. I have record of attending 7 of 9 Everyone from the elementary school stu- 2013. Additionally, I was Presley been denied due process. National Conventions. dent who said the dog ate his homework to removed as President Explanation: On The NAACP surfaced of the Columbia County November 19, 2012, at members of the media who exaggerate or direction and leadership in Columbia County in the Branch NAACP. The approximately 8:30 p.m., invent their stories have violated a moral imper- of Dale Landry, 4th State 1930’s, was chartered in reason stated in the let- while I was standing in ative to tell the truth. Vice President, Bernice 1968, and has numerous ter for my removal was the parking lot with four D. Presley defeated success stories in this But that is not always the case. The First that I “filed charges others, I was approached Debra White for Branch county, including suing Amendment’s freedoms apparently protect against Debra White on by Debra White (Lake President by a vote of 16 the county and the school lying to some degree. December 4, 2012, while City Reporter, Jan. 13, to 13. Immediately after board to get single mem- she was chair of the Page 1A). In an infamous 1997 whistleblower case the election Presley was Columbia County Branch On the advice of my ber district voting, and the between the Fox affiliate WTVT in Tampa and sworn in as President Nominating Committee.” attorney and the investi- city for street-paving, side- former employees, who were allegedly fired of the Columbia County This is categorically gating officer, I sought a walks, street lights, sewer for “refusing to knowingly include false infor- Branch of the NAACP by untrue. The Nominating restraining order against and other amenities. Rev. Juvais Harrington, mation” in a segment about milk production Committee was dissolved Debra. The restraining The branch was recently company Monsanto giving their cows drugs to Assistant Secretary of the honored at the national during the monthly meet- Florida State Conference order was denied because speed up the milk process, an appellate court ing on October 15, 2012, the judge said it had to convention in Houston, of NAACP Branches. Texas for memberships. ruled in favor of Fox that violating the Federal removing Debra White as Additional officers that be repeated incidents. Communications Commission news distortion chairperson and all other The national office, on I received the award for were voted on and sworn the branch during the policy is not against the law. persons from the commit- in were: Patricia Brady, a recommendation by tee. State President Adora Obi July, 2012 Convention in The Armstrong saga is a stark reminder that 2nd Vice President; Houston, Texas. The Nominating Glynnell Presley, Nweze and Dale Landry, some are willing to lie and risk the possibility It is often said, Committee chose Bernice Secretary; and Martha W. removed me – because I of shame in return for instant rewards. His col- “Membership is the life D. Presley as President Harris, Treasurer. defended myself! lapse is likewise a reminder that the risk is ulti- blood of the NAACP.” of the Columbia County Debra White was an At the hearing, Debra mately not worth the final price. branch of the NAACP active participant in an appeared with an NAACP- How can this be? On one on the slate of officers paid attorney, Andrea V. hand the NAACP requests ■ The Miami Herald unsuccessful attempt that was presented to by the leadership of the Nelson, who said she was memberships; on the the Branch and voted on Florida State Conference hired by the NAACP to other hand the NAACP at the October 15, 2012 when they came to Lake represent the branch. I unjustly and unfairly takes meeting. There were no City, in July 2012 to oust did not file a restraining memberships away! Lake City Reporter additional nominations (without credible evi- order against the branch; As a reply to President from the floor at the dence) the Chief of Police, I filed against Debra Benjamin Jealous’ let- Serving Columbia County Since 1874 October branch meet- Argatha Gilmore. Debra’s White as an individual. ter to me, on January ing, therefore, the slate Youth Group marched This was clearly not an 5 I requested an imme- The Lake City Reporter is published with pride of officers was finalized down U. S. Highway 90 to NAACP matter! Attorney diate hearing. As of for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun‑ – Bernice D. Presley was City Hall holding picket Nelson did not allow today’s date (January 30, president. Debra White signs against the chief. Debra to speak; however, 2013) there has been no ties by Community Newspapers Inc. did not attend the October she cross-examined me We believe strong newspapers build strong Debra White joined the response from Benjamin 15 meeting. The general local Branch February during the hearing. Since Jealous or any other communities —‑“Newspapers get things done!” election was then sched- when does the NAACP Our primary goal is to publish distinguished and 7, 2012, was named 2nd NAACP leader. This uled for November 19, Vice President and Youth use hard-earned NAACP appears to be a tactic of profitable community‑oriented newspapers. 2012 by the newly cho- membership dollars to Director during a regu- leaders at the National This mission will be accomplished through the sen Election Committee. defend an individual who lar Branch meeting by Office when they can’t However, the November attacks another indi- teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, President John Mayo, justify what has been integrity and hard work. 19 election was can- February 20, 2012, after vidual, namely Bernice D. celled at the last minute Presley? done. Remember: Justice being a member of the delayed is justice denied! Publisher because of a complaint NAACP for only 13 days. The NAACP at the Todd Wilson, filed by another mem- national level operates The NAACP as an orga- Robert Bridges, Editor Branch President Mayo nization is a blessing to ber. This complaint was told the body that Mr. on a double standard. At Jim Barr, Associate Editor never investigated by the national conventions, lead- all humanity. However, Controller Dale Landry said that he it is a few self-centered, Sue Brannon, NAACP, but was allowed (Mayo) had the author- ers have armed guards to cancel the election. follow them around self-righteous, myopic, President ity to name her. The retaliatory and vindictive Dink NeSmith, The Florida State problem: Debra White – to protect them. Yet, I, individuals who give it a Tom Wood, Chairman Conference of NAACP was never voted on by Bernice D. Presley, am dirty name. Branches and the National the Executive Committee suspended, my Silver Life Office sponsored an elec- or the general body. Membership revoked, A special note to read- LETTERS POLICY tion on December 15, She was not ever legally and I am removed as ers: The President’s posi- 2012, in Lake City. At the approved for these posi- President of the Columbia tion is a volunteer posi- Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly writ‑ December 15, 2012 elec- tions! Presently she is County Branch NAACP tion, no salary is involved. tion that was state/nation- the 2nd Vice President when I attempted to I remain committed to ten and double spaced. Letters should not exceed 400 al-sponsored, under the protect myself! I am a the struggle. words and will be edited for length and libel. Letters must be signed and include the writer’s name, address and telephone number for verification. Writers can HIGHLIGHTS IN HISTORY have two On this date: Southern autonomy. resigned for health reasons. (He letters per month published. Letters and guest columns In 1783, Spain formally recog- In 1913, the 16th Amendment to died just over a month later.) are the opinion of the writers and not necessarily that nized American independence. the U.S. Constitution, providing for In 1943, during World War II, of the Lake City Reporter. In 1865, President Abraham a federal income tax, was ratified. the U.S. transport ship Dorchester, BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL Lincoln and Confederate Vice In 1924, the 28th president of the which was carrying troops to 32056; or drop off at 180 E. Duval St. downtown. President Alexander H. Stephens United States, Woodrow Wilson, Greenland, sank after being hit by a held a shipboard peace confer- died in Washington, D.C., at age 67. German torpedo; of the more than BY FAX: (386) 752‑9400. ence off the Virginia coast; the In 1930, the chief justice of the 900 men aboard, only about 230 BY EMAIL: [email protected] talks deadlocked over the issue of United States, William Howard Taft, survived. 5A

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Feb. 3 Carrier of the Year improve your writing and presented by Liz Coursen put a shine on your fin- at 2 p.m. at the Columbia Church anniversary ished product. County Public Library, 308 The Vineyard Baptist NW Columbia Ave. The Church will celebrate its Black History Month program will include vin- 60th anniversary with a spe- Black History Month tage postcards featuring cial service at 10:30 a.m. in organizers will host a “Trip Lake City and other region- the church, 1832 Tomaka to Freedom” bus trip to al locations. Terrace (off SW Bascom Fort Mose at St. Augustine, Norris Drive). The speaker the first all-black cettle- Christian concert will be Brandon Elixson. ment in the United States. The Christian music A covered-dish lunch will The bus will leave at 7 group Brian Free and follow. For more informa- a.m. from Richardson Assurance will give a con- tion, call Cheryl Thomas at Community Center. Cost is cert at Wellborn Baptist 365-0764. $25, which includes entry Church. The church is fees and lunch. To register on U.S. 90 West between or for more information, Live Oak and Lake City at Feb. 4 contact the Ambassador the intersection with Lowe Loans workshop Leadership Council at 867- Lake Road in Wellborn. A Columbia County 1601, Blondell Johnson at love offering for the group Extension will hold a free 755-3110 or Bea Coker at will be received. More infor- workshop to discuss loan 697-6075 or visit online at mation about the church is and grant programs for www.itsaboutmyefforts. available online www.well- small business and agri- org. bornbaptist.com or by call- cultural producers with ing (386) 963-2231. USDA and Florida Office Elks event of Energy. The workshop B & S Combs Elks Lodge will be at 6:30 p.m. at the and Temple will have a Feb. 11 Extension Office. To reg- JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Black History Month pro- Coalition meeting ister or for more informa- Joe Smith (left), Lake City Reporter district sales manager, presents a plaque for Carrier of gram at the Richardson The Early Learning tion, contact Derek Barber the Year to Mitchell Lee. Lee has been working with the paper for two years. ‘It’s an honor Center at 10 a.m. The speak- Coalition of Florida’s at the Extension Office at representing the Lake City Reporter and knowing that I’ve been doing a good job for my er will be L. C. Bradley. For Gateway Inc. execu- (386) 752-5384. customers,’ Lee said. more information, call Mrs. tive/finance committee Margaret Carter at (386) will meet at 3 p.m. at the the Olustee Battle Festival. Friends Are.” For tickets Founders Day program at 752-3533. coalition Office, 1104 SW Feb. 5 The meeting will be at or more information, call 4 p.m. at the Holiday Inn Main Blvd. The coalition Musicians to perform the school district central (386) 754-4340 or visit www. in Lake City. The speaker, Shriners’ fish fry administers state and fed- The Friends of the building, room 153, 409 SW fgcentertainment.com. BCU president Dr. Edison Lake City Shrine Club eral funding for all School Library will host a perfor- St. Johns St. Jackson, will speak about will have a fish fry begin- Readiness and Voluntary mance by folk music duo Art League exhibit “A Relentless Pursuit of ning at 7 p.m. at the Shrine Prekindergarten programs Hungrytown at 7 p.m. at The Art League of North Excellence.” The event is clubhouse on Northwest for the following coun- Columbia County Public Feb. 7 Florida eighth annual semiformal. Donations will Brown Road, west of Lake ties: Columbia, Hamilton, Library, 308 NW Columbia Forest workshop Spring Members Art be accepted for the univer- City. The cost of $7 includes Lafayette, Suwannee, and Ave. Musicians Rebecca Columbia County Exhibit opens today at the sity scholarship fund. fried fish and all the trim- Union. Anyone with a dis- Hall and Ken Anderson will Extension is offering Florida Gateway College. mings. Funds raised will ability requiring special perform music from their a Forest Stewardship The exhibit runs through Writing program benefit the Lake City assistance to attend the two acclaimed albums, Program workshop on tim- April 5. An opening recep- The Friends of the Shrine Club and are not meeting should contact “Hungrytown” and “Any berland security from 9 a.m. tion will be at 6 p.m. at Library host Liz Coursen tax-deductible. For more Stacey Nettles at (386) 752- Forgotten Thing.” to 2 p.m. at the Extension the college’s Alfonso Levi in presenting “Self-Editing information or to order 9770. Office, 164 SW Mary Performing Arts Center. in the Internet Age: How to ahead, call Bob Breyer at Plant clinic Ethel Lane. Landowners, There will be refreshments, Edit Your Words Without 365-1388. Cancer survivors tea University of Florida especially those who don’t original art, an opportunity Losing Your Mind” at 3:30 All cancer survivors are Master Gardeners are reside on their land, may to meet and talk with the p.m. at Columbia County invited to a tea in of cel- available every Tuesday, be at risk of losses or artists and an awards pre- Public Library, 308 NW Feb. 10 ebration with other survi- Wednesday and Thursday costs resulting from tres- sentation. Artists who are Columbia Ave. Whether Library group to meet vors from 3 ot 4:30 p.m. at from 9 a.m. to noon at pass, timber theft, dump- not league members but you’re a full-fledged author The Friends of the The Clubhouse of the Lake the Columbia County ing, drug farming, wildfire, would like to participate or someone who edits Library will have its annual City Woman’s and Garden Extension Office, 164 SW arson or other property are asked to contact Marie your organization’s news- meeting program, “Having clubs at 257 SE Hernando Mary Ethel Lane, to answer violations. This workshop Brown at 752-1248 or Sue letter or wesite, learn the Fun, Wish You Were Here!: St. Enjoy For more infor- questions about lawns and will help landowners be Hall 755-1109. ins and outs of punctuation An Illustrated History of mation, call to (386) 752- plants. Bring samples for more aware of security and grammar that will help the Postcard in Florida,” 4198 or (386) 752-0956. free diagnosis or solutions. risks and take steps to Festival vendors For more information, call minimize them. A $10 fee The Blue-Grey Army 752-5384. covers lunch and materials. is accepting applications Register online at http:// from vendors wanting to BELK.COM Charity tournament fsp-workshop020713.event- take part in the 2013 Battle The Players Club on U.S. brite.com/. Those without of Olustee Festival on Feb. 90 West will host a Texas web access can reserve 15 and 16 in Lake City. For hold ’em poker tournament a space by contacting the more information, phone each Tuesday, starting at 7 Extension office at (386) Phil Adler at (386) 438- p.m., to benefit the Tough 752-5384. Space is limited 3131, visit the festival web- Enough to Wear Pink Crisis so please register early. site, www.olusteefestival. Fund. For more informa- com, or email vendorinfo@ tion, call Linda Dowling at Debutants meeting olusteefestival.com. The 752-8822. The Debutants Society deadline to apply is Feb. 8 will have an informational and spaces are limited. meeting from 4 to 6 p.m. Feb. 6 in the Columbia County Theater performance Newcomers lunch Public Library, 308 NW High Springs Community DAY senior  The Lake City Columbia Ave. The meet- Theater will present the If you’re 55 & older, it’s your day to save Newcomers’ friendship ing is for for girls and boys Pulitzer Prize-winning play  TUESDAY, FEB. 5 lunch will be at 11:30 a.m. in 11th and 12th grades “Death of a Salesman” be mine with your Belk Rewards Card at the Texas Roadhose res- who might be interested tonight through March 3. taurant on U.S. 90 West. For in becoming members. Show times are 8 p.m. on  always more information, contacte Minister Jan Harrison is Fridays and Saturdays and Tuesday, Feb. 5 Rose Taylor at 755-2175 or the organization contact 2 p.m. on Sundays. Tickets EXTRA Barbara Test at 754-7227. person. are $11. Seniors tickets for % the Sunday matinee are OFF Plant clinic $9. Tickets are availabe 20sale purchases Feb. 8 15% OFF home and shoes University of Florida at The Framery, 341 S. If you’re senior *See below for details. In store only Master Gardeners are Music concert Marion Ave. in Lake City, 55 & older, available every Wednesday Country music singer by calling (386) 754-2780 it’s your day to save from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Tracy Lawrence will per- or online at highspring- with any % other form * Fort White Public Library form at Florida Gateway scommunitytheater.com. of payment off sale purchases on Route 47 to answer College’s Howard For more information, call DAY 15 10% off Home & Shoes questions about lawns and Conference Center, 149 (386) 454-3525. plants. Bring samples for SE College Place. The % free diagnosis or solutions. show will begin at 7:30 60off For more information, call p.m. Tickets start at $25. Feb. 9 ENTIRE STOCK Belk Silverworks® 752-5384. Lawrence has amassed BCU alumni Orig. 26.00-180.00 18 No. 1 hits during his The Columbia County Sale 10.40-72.00 Festival planning career, including “Alibis,” Chapter of Bethune- The Blue-Grey Army will “If the Good Die Young” Cookman University meet at 5:30 p.m. to plan and “Find Out Who Your Alumni will hold its

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Authorities holding closed the deal “like gentlemen,” Daniels said. Poland was to return back out of concern after working his bus route to pay for abducted boy. for the car. “He never came back,” Daniels By JAY REEVES said quietly. Associated Press Daniels said Poland had been married to his wife for 43 years. MIDLAND CITY, Ala. — As Poland was from Idaho, but his the police standoff with an wife was from Newton. The cou- Alabama man accused of holding ple lived there for decades in a a 5-year-old boy hostage contin- ued Saturday, a nearby commu- small mobile home, and Poland nity prepared to bury the beloved enjoyed gardening and clearing bus driver who was shot to death brush from his property. trying to protect children on his “I knew that he was always bus when the episode began days there if I needed,” said Daniels, earlier. adding that Poland was an excel- Charles Albert Poland Jr., 66, lent mechanic with an array of who was known around town as tools that he lent to people in Chuck, was described by folks town. in his hometown of Newton as a In Midland City, police were humble hero. Hundreds of peo- ASSOCIATED PRESS mostly staying mum about their ple attended visitation services Members of an FBI special operations team wait Saturday in Midland City, Ala., the fifth day of a standoff with a talks with Dykes, — a Vietnam- for Poland on Saturday evening. man who holed up in a bunker with a 5-year-old boy as hostage after the man shot and killed school bus driver era veteran known as Jimmy to his Mourners said they were proud on Tuesday.Authorities said they still had communication with the man, Jim Lee Dykes. Sheriff Wally Olson said neighbors. Some have described of Poland for his act of selfless- Saturday that Jimmy Lee Dykes has told them that he has blankets and an electric heater in the bunker. him as a menacing figure with ness, and for laying down his anti-government views. life for the children on the bus. way, the gunman shot him sev- allowed police to deliver coloring the residents commute to Dothan Sheriff Olson would not say His funeral was set for Sunday eral times and took one 5-year-old books, medication and toys for or to a nearby Army post. Saturday whether Dykes has afternoon. boy — who police say remains the boy. Nearly everyone in Newton made any demands. Olson added “I believe that if he had to in an underground bunker with “I want to thank him for tak- was planning to attend Poland’s that he is limited in the details he do it all over again tomorrow, Dykes. ing care of our boy,” Olson said. visitation or funeral. he would,” said Poland’s sis- Dale County Sheriff Wally “That’s very important.” “He’s probably the nicest guy can release. ter-in-law, Lavern Skipper, ear- Olson said in a briefing with The shooting and abduction you’ll ever meet,” said Lonnie FBI spokesman Jason Pack lier Saturday. “He would do it for reporters Saturday that Dykes took place in Midland City, a Daniels, the 69-year-old owner of said Saturday that officials were those children.” told them he has blankets and small town near Dothan, Ala., in the NAPA Auto Parts store, one working to establish a command Authorities said Jim Lee Dykes an electric heater in the bunker the state’s southeastern corner. of three establishments in town center near the bunker. boarded a stopped school bus on his property. Authorities have Newton is about three miles that was open Saturday. Dykes had been scheduled to filled with 21 children Tuesday been communicating with Dykes away, a small hamlet with fewer Daniels last saw his friend appear in court Wednesday to afternoon and demanded two through a ventilation pipe to the than 2,000 residents. It sits amid Tuesday morning, when Poland answer charges he shot at his boys between 6 and 8 years old. bunker. cotton farms and rolling hills agreed to buy a car from him. neighbors in a dispute last month When Poland tried to block his Olson also said Dykes has sprinkled with red earth; most of The two men shook hands and over a speed bump. Junk foods to be outlawed at schools Mistakenly freed

By MARY CLARE JALONICK killer recaptured Associated Press By JASON KEYSER Robbins. WASHINGTON — Most Associated Press B e f o r e candy, high-calorie drinks the arrest, and greasy meals could CHICAGO — Two days a surveil- soon be on a food blacklist after a stunning series of lance team in the nation’s schools. errors allowed a convicted s p o t t e d For the first time, the murderer to walk out of a R o b b i n s government is proposing Chicago jail where he did Robbins wearing a broad new standards to not need to be in the first curly wig make sure all foods sold place, police recaptured while carrying groceries in schools are more health- the man at a northern from a vehicle into the ful. Illinois home where he home, the sheriff’s office Under the new rules the was found watching TV. said. Agriculture Department Steven L. Robbins, By Saturday afternoon, proposed Friday, foods like 44, put up no resistance Robbins was back in the fatty chips, snack cakes, Friday night as police burst Indiana State Prison, nachos and mozzarella through the door of a town- where he was serving a sticks would be taken out home in Kankakee, about 60-year sentence for mur- of lunch lines and vending 60 miles south of Chicago, der. machines. In their place ASSOCIATED PRESS said Cook County Sheriff’s The prisoner’s mistaken would be foods like baked Side salads, apple sauce and plums await the students of Eastside Elementary School in Office spokesman Frank release focused attention chips, trail mix, diet sodas, Bilecki. on an antiquated corner lower-calorie sports drinks Clinton, Miss. The government for the first time is proposing broad new standards to make “He was in the living of the criminal justice and low-fat hamburgers. school snacks healthier, a move that would ban the sale of almost all candy, high-calorie room or kitchen area system that still relies The rules, required under sports drinks and greasy foods at schools that receive federal funds. watching TV, taken by extensively on paper docu- a child nutrition law passed total surprise,” Bilecki ments instead of comput- by Congress in 2010, are vending machines, the “a Last year’s rules faced Margo Wootan, a nutri- said, adding that it appears ers in moving detainees part of the government’s la carte” lunch lines, snack criticism from some con- tion lobbyist for the Center the homeowner might and keeping tabs on their effort to combat childhood bars and any other foods servatives, including some for Science in the Public know an acquaintance of court status. obesity. While many schools regularly sold around Republicans in Congress, Interest, said surveys by already have improved school. They would not who said the government her organization show that their lunch menus and apply to in-school fundrais- shouldn’t be telling kids most parents want chang- vending machine choices, ers or bake sales, though what to eat. Mindful of that es in the lunchroom. others still are selling high- states have the power to backlash, the Agriculture “Parents aren’t going to fat, high-calorie foods. regulate them. The new Department exempted in- have to worry that kids are Under the proposal, the guidelines also would not school fundraisers from using their lunch money Agriculture Department apply to after-school con- federal regulation and pro- to buy candy bars and would set fat, calorie, sugar cessions at school games posed different options a Gatorade instead of a and sodium limits on almost or theater events, goodies for some parts of the rule, healthy school lunch,” she all foods sold in schools. brought from home for including the calorie limits said. Current standards already classroom celebrations, or for drinks in high schools, The food industry has regulate the nutritional con- anything students bring which would be limited to been onboard with many tent of school breakfasts for their own personal con- either 60 calories or 75 cal- of the changes, and sev- and lunches that are sub- sumption. ories in a 12-ounce portion. eral companies worked sidized by the federal gov- The new rules are the The department also with Congress on the child ernment, but most lunch- latest in a long list of chang- has shown a willingness nutrition law two years rooms also have “a la carte” es designed to make foods to work with schools to ago. Major beverage com- lines that sell other foods. served in schools more resolve complaints that panies have already agreed Food sold through vending healthful and accessible. some new requirements to take the most caloric machines and in other ways Nutritional guidelines for are hard to meet. Last year, sodas out of schools. But outside the lunchroom has the subsidized lunches for example, the govern- those same companies, never before been federally were revised last year and ment relaxed some limits including Coca-Cola and regulated. put in place last fall. The on meats and grains in PepsiCo, also sell many of “Parents and teachers 2010 child nutrition law also subsidized lunches after the non-soda options, like work hard to instill healthy provided more money for school nutritionists said sports drinks, and have eating habits in our kids, schools to serve free and they weren’t working. lobbied to keep them in and these efforts should reduced-cost lunches and Schools, the food indus- vending machines. be supported when kids required more meals to be try, interest groups and A spokeswoman for walk through the school- served to hungry kids. other critics or supporters the American Beverage house door,” Agriculture Sen. 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County health fair

COURTESY PHOTO Tracy Lawrence, one of country music’s major stars, with 18 No. 1 hits to his credit, will appear in concert Friday night at Florida Gateway College. Seats still available for Tracy Lawrence performance Friday DEREK GILLIAM/Lake City Reporter Quinton Callum Jr. has his cholesterol checked at the Columbia County Recreation Department’s annual Community Health From staff reports Break It to My Heart,” and Wellness Fair at Richardson Community Center on Saturday. Callum teaches virtual school at Columbia High School and “My Second Home” and coaches the running backs for the football team. Irma Neves, point-of-care coordinator at Lake City Medical Center, administered Limited tickets remain “If the Good Die Young.” the cholesterol test. She said anyone 18 years old or older should have a complete lipid profile done once a year. for Tracy Lawrence show “Can’t Break It to My Friday at Florida Gateway Heart” and “My Second College Home” were the first hits Black History Month speakers During the past 20 that he co-wrote. Lawrence years, Tracy Lawrence’s also had a hand in penning discography has been a “If the World Had a Front showcase for one of the Porch” (1995), “Stars Over most unforgettable voices Texas” (1996), “How a in contemporary country Cowgirl Says Goodbye” music. That unique music (1997) and “Lessons style will be on display Learned” (2000). on as part of the FGC “I think everybody else Entertainment series. seems to be so busy trying The concert will begin at to be pop stars that they’ve 7:30 p.m. in the Howard forgotten what they came Conference Center at the here for,” Lawrence said. college. “I didn’t come here to be a Tracy Lawrence’s per- pop star. I came here to be formance is sponsored a country singer. I’ve been by Shands Lake Shore Regional Medical Center passionate about country since I was a kid. I still love and CMS Professional Photos by JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Staffing Inc. it, and I’m desperately try- Two of the speakers at Friday’s opening ceremonies for Black History Month at Richardson Community Center talked about Lawrence’s respect for ing to hold onto it, in spite two particularly important chapters of that history. LEFT: Minister Diallo-Sekou Abur El recites John F. Kennedy’s Civil Rights country-music tradition of what the marketplace Addres. RIGHT: John Gay, a former Tuskegee Airman, speaks about his experiences at the Black History Month opening cer- says is ‘fashionable.’” has made him one of his emony held at the Richardson Community Center on Friday. ‘I want to use this opportunity to get into the community and talk genre’s cornerstone styl- Tickets are still available for the concert, though about history,’ Gay said. ‘The Tuskegee Airmen was an American thing that happened to involve a whole lot of black people. It ists. The Arkansas native should be celebrated year-round. I’d like to spread the word.’ burst on the scene with VIP seats are extremely 1991’s platinum-selling limited. VIP tickets are “Sticks and Stones.” The $40, general admission is album contained four mas- $25, and tickets for FGC sive radio hits, including its students, staff and faculty Ponzi schemer’s wife pleads guilty title tune. “Alibis,” issued are $15. in 1993, sold more than Tickets can be pur- By CURT ANDERSON commit money laundering, obstruct lion Ponzi scheme using fake legal two million copies and chased by calling (386) 754- AP Legal Affairs Writer justice and tamper with a witness. settlements to lure investors with spawned four consecutive 4340 or by visiting www.fgc She and her attorney, David promises of huge profits. In reality, No. 1 hits, “Alibis,” “Can’t entertainment.com. FORT LAUDERDALE — The wife Tucker, declined comment after the Rothstein was using money from new of convicted Ponzi scheme operator plea, ducking into a dark-colored investors to pay older ones in classic Scott Rothstein pleaded guilty Friday SUV and speeding off. Ponzi scheme fashion. Python hunt yields 41 snakes so far to a federal conspiracy charge, admit- Two others involved in the hid- Once the scam collapsed in late ting that she and others sought to den-jewelry plot — her friend Stacie 2009, investigators moved to seize MIAMI — More than three dozen Burmese pythons conceal and sell more than $1 million Weisman, 49, and her attorney Scott Rothstein’s homes, property, fancy have been hunted during Florida’s “Python Challenge” in jewelry that federal investigators Saidel, 45 — have also pleaded guilty cars, boats and many other assets that ends in less than two weeks. wanted to seize to repay wronged and face similar five-year sentences. including a treasure trove of jewelry The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation investors. Two other men accused of playing in order to partially repay the inves- Commission said Friday that 41 of the invasive snakes Kim Rothstein, 38, faces a maxi- roles in the scheme are set to go to tors. have been killed in the Everglades since the competi- mum of five years in prison when trial in April. Kim Rothstein said in a sworn tion began Jan. 12. she is sentenced April 19 but is likely Scott Rothstein, a now-disbarred statement on Nov. 9, 2009, that every- n Associated Press to get far less under federal guide- lawyer who formerly headed a high- thing had been turned over. lines. She pleaded guilty in a short, flying firm, is serving a 50-year prison Some of the jewelry, however, subdued hearing to conspiracy to sentence for orchestrating a $1.2 bil- seemed to be missing. 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BRANDON FINLEY/Lake City Reporter Columbia High’s 2013 softball team is (front row, from left) Keeley Murray, Brandy Morgan, Tatum Morgan, Lacey King, Brittney Morgan, Erin Anderson, Leslie Ann Rosonet, and Holly Borris. Back row (from left) is head coach Jimmy Williams, Ashley Shoup, Caleigh McCauley, Kayli Kvistad, Hollianne Dohrn, Lauren Eakeer, Jessica Shimmel, assistant coach Mitch Shoup and assistant coach Greg Sund. Back in action Lady Tigers is, we have to win our ingredient.” district.” Williams will have a two- begin season Williams said that the rotation pitching staff that on Tuesday. district will once again be includes Erin Andeson and top heavy with the same Ashley Shoup. By BRANDON FINLEY group vying for the cham- “They’re not rook- [email protected] pionship again this season. ies any more,” Williams “It’s a three-team race said. “They have varsity After a 21-6 campaign last with us, St. Augustine and experience.” season, head coach Jimmy Atlantic Coast,” Williams Both pitchers have JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Williams doesn’t plan on said. “People will find this contrasting styles that Columbia High left tackle Laremy Tunsil poses for a photograph while at football practice the Lady Tigers’ softball hard to believe, but I think Williams believes will keep earlier this year. Tunsil will be signing live — televised by ESPN — during National Signing program of Columbia High this may be the best team teams off balance. Day on Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. at the Columbia High School auditorium. slowing down any in 2013. I’ve ever had. They’ll find “Anderson is a little fast- “I expect us to have a that especially hard to er than Ashley,” Williams deep run into regionals,” believe after the ‘Fab 4’ last Parade All-American to Williams said. “The trick year. We just have every CHS continued on 2B sign live on Wednesday By BRANDON FINLEY coverage area to be named from you.” [email protected] to the Parade All-America Tunsil said that he’s not Football team. one to overindulge in the As a first-team member For a player that has been awards. of this year’s Parade All- handed so many honors, “I don’t take it to the America Football Team, Tunsil still accepts each head, becausde I’m still in Columbia High’s Laremy recognition as a gift. high school,” Tunsil said. Tunsil continues to rake in “It’s a blessing,” Tunsil “I don’t wanna get the big the recognition. said. “I’ve got to keep work- head, so it’s always another Tunsil is the fourth player ing to be on top. You never in the Lake City Reporter’s know who wants to take it TUNSIL continued on 2B

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San Francisco 45, Green Bay 31 Northwest Division Atlanta 30, Seattle 28 W L Pct GB New England 41, Houston 28 Oklahoma City 35 11 .761 — HOCKEY Denver 30 18 .625 6 Conference Championships 1 Sunday Utah 26 21 .553 9 ⁄2 Portland 23 23 .500 12 NHL Games San Francisco 28, Atlanta 24 1 Minnesota 17 26 .395 16 ⁄2 Baltimore 28, New England13 Pacific Division Friday’s Games Pro Bowl W L Pct GB Dallas 4, Phoenix 3, SO Sunday L.A. Clippers 34 14 .708 — Vancouver 2, Chicago 1, SO At Honolulu Golden State 29 17 .630 4 Washington 3, Philadelphia 2 NFC 62, AFC 35 1 L.A. Lakers 21 26 .447 12 ⁄2 Carolina 1, Ottawa 0 Super Bowl Sacramento 17 31 .354 17 Tampa Bay 8, Winnipeg 3 Sunday 1 Phoenix 16 31 .340 17 ⁄2 Detroit 5, St. Louis 3 At New Orleans Anaheim 3, Minnesota 1 Baltimore vs. San Francisco, Sunday’s Games 6 p.m. (CBS) NBA Glance Pittsburgh at Washington, 12:30 p.m. Ottawa at Montreal, 2 p.m. NFL calendar Friday’s Games Florida at Buffalo, 3 p.m. Toronto 98, L.A. Clippers 73 New Jersey at N.Y. Islanders, 3 p.m. March 9-11 — Clubs may enter nego- Indiana 102, Miami 89 Monday’s Games tiations with certified agents of players Boston 97, Orlando 84 Carolina at Toronto, 7 p.m. who will be unrestricted free agents at New York 96, Milwaukee 86 Dallas at Colorado, 9 p.m. end of league year. Brooklyn 93, Chicago 89 Minnesota at Phoenix, 9 p.m. BRANDON FINLEY/Lake City Reporter March 12 — Before 4 p.m. EDT, Philadelphia 89, Sacramento 80 Vancouver at Edmonton, 9:30 p.m. Columbia High’s Daniel Devers defeated Jared Guminski from Lincoln High in the clubs must exercise options for 2013 on Detroit 117, Cleveland 99 San Jose at Anaheim, 10 p.m. 160-pound championship at the District 2-2A wrestling tournament at Columbia High School on Saturday. CHS: Preparing for big 2013 season Continued From Page 1B Three Tigers win said. “Ashley is methodical. and Kvistad to lead the team do, because she’s working She’s like a surgeon. I think both from an offensive and to be the best she can be.” they will both complement defensive standpoint. Williams also mentioned district tournament each other this season.” “Morgan can cover the Caleigh McCauley, Lauren But the strength of the entire outfield,” he said. Eaker, Jessica Shimmel By BRANDON FINLEY record on the year in the 138-pound division. Lady Tigers this year will “She may be the single and Brittney Morgan as [email protected] 113-pound weight class. Cole Horton finished come from their ability to greatest outfielder I’ve ever the other expected start- Warner finsihed the day 2-1 and was third place in score runs. seen in my life. Kayli, she ers on opening day. Tatum Columbia High had with two falls to take home the 106-pound division and “I think we’re going to out- makes all the smart outs Morgan and Lacey King three winners take home the 126-pound champion- Robert Martin was fourth score a lot of people,” Williams and her bat is amazing.” will split duties leading off first place at the District ship. He defeated Dexter in the 152-pound division said. “We have power with Kvistad already hold the the Lady Tigers. 2-2A wrestling champion- Melton from Leon High in with a 1-2 record. Brandy Morgan, Kayli Columbia record for home “They’re just getting bet- ship on Saturday in Lake the preliminary and David “Schreiber is now a Kvistad, Hollianne Dohrn runs and she’s still got two ter every day,” Williams City. Edmunds of Lincoln High three time district champi- and having Keeley Murray years to add to it. She hit 11 said. “The lineup may The Tigers’ Cole at 5:18 for the win. on and he’s fought through back is a big plus. We have home runs as a freshman change as they get hot and Schreiber, Kaleb Warner Warner has a 43-7 record a lot of adversity to be here eight girls that can hit it out of and added 15 last year. cold.” and Daniel Devers each for the year. again this year with a bust- the park, but we don’t want to Dohrn will move to a The one downside for the took home first place in Devers took home first ed knee,” Columbia head be a long-ball team.” new position this year after Lady Tigers is that they’ve their respective weight place in the 160-pound divi- coach Andrew Porter said. Williams said that his Stephanie Pilkington’s grad- lost senior Holly Boris for classes. sion and is 42-5 on the “Daniel and Kaleb have goal is to still hit the ball uation. Dohrn will replace the year. Schreiber ended the day season. both worked their butts off with power, but not neces- Pilkington as the team’s “It’s two years in a row with a perfect 2-0 record Devers defeated Jackson to get here. The guys went sarily try to hit it over the catcher. I’ve had bad luck with a with pins in both matches. Baldwin from Lee High all out today.” fence. “She’s been our catcher senior getting hurt,” He defeated Ryan Ochoa with a fall at 2:12 of the Each of the top four indi- “We’re working to change in waiting for a while now Williams said. “I don’t know from Paxon High and preliminaries and Jared viduals per weight group our approach,” Williams and she’s just got better how to describe it. We will Devontea Middlebrook Guminski of Leon with a advance. said. “We still want to hit every single day,” Williams have to overcome it.” from Terry Parker High fall at 1:34 of the finals. Lincoln finsihed in first the ball hard, but we want said. “She’s going to be our The Lady Tigers begin in 1:16 to claim the cham- Dustin Regar finished wtih 260.50 points with to hit it so hard that they defensive quarterback, our the season by hosting pionship. the day with a 2-1 record Stanton Prep in second can’t catch it.” computer processor. I’m Wolfson High at 6 p.m. on Schreiber has a 29-4 and finished second in the and Columbia in third. Williams expects Morgan excited to see what she can Tuesday.

TUNSIL: Signing on Wednesday Continued From Page 1B wow moment.” deal with the best. It’s gonna up,” Tunsil said. “I’m gonna Tunsil’s next step will be who I have the most rela- keep it to myself and let be naming a school when tionships with, who I have it be a little surprise for he commits on ESPN at the relationship with.” everyone.” 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday. And the Tiger product With Georgia head coach “It’s a hard, stressful wasn’t about to tip his Mark Richt in town for an decision that I’ve got to hand to where he might be in-home visit this week and make in the next few days,” leaning. the Ole Miss coaching staff he said. “There’s really not a lead- attending Thursday’s bas- His choices are lim- er,” Tunsil said. “They’re all ketball game against Fort ited to SEC schools and the same.” White High with Tunsil, the he will play at either In fact, he might not even recruiting game appears Alabama, Georgia or Ole have the decision made. to be coming down to the Miss. Tunsil hinted that the deci- wire for the services of “They’re all real- sion might not come until one of the nation’s top ly the same,” Tunsil that morning. tackles. BRANDON FINLEY/Lake City Reporter said. “I’m basing it al on “It’s going to be what- And as Tunsil mentioned, Columbia High’s Kaleb Warner holds down Lincoln’s David Edmunds as he struggles to relationships. It’s going to ever I think about in the it seems that this is any- escape from Warner’s pin during the District 2-2A wrestling tournament held at Columbia come down to who I can morning when I first wake one’s game. High School on Saturday. 5BSports

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FROM THE SIDELINE and a final three minutes capable of propelling their full of nail biting. teams into a deep playoff When the final buzzer run. went off, the Tigers had They both have the defeated the Indians, ability to score from 72-70, and Columbia’s both the inside and faithful rushed the court. outside. Each team excels It was like a scene out of a exceptionally from beyond movie. the arc as witnessed by Brandon Finley On the other end, Fort the 11 total connections in Phone: (386) 754-0420 White’s disappointment in Thursday night’s affair. [email protected] the loss was obvious. Sure, it’s a game that But here’s the kicker, each team is going to fter a game for as much as the game remember long after their for the ages was filled with jubilation playing days are over. on Thursday for the Tigers and dispair For Columbia senior night, both for the Indians, neither Javontaé Foster, he Columbia team can look back. described the moments Aand Fort White High’s Columbia’s moment to following the game as basketball programs have bask in its senior night “Heaven.” I’m sure many something to be proud of. glory was over the day of the Fort White players It was easily the most after the game ended and felt like they were in hell. exciting high school preparation for the district But if heaven is a basketball game I’ve been championship began. playground, it’s located at to, well, since high school Fort White has to leave Lakeland in the Final 4. — now 11 years ago for the way it ended the Brandon Finley covers those counting. season behind as well. ■ Both of these teams sports for the Lake City The game featured Reporter. long-range threes, dunks are loaded with players

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High’s Morris Marshall celebrates after making a dunk against Fort White Thursday. Tourney time for Tigers

By BRANDON FINLEY we should make a little Dekarry Rossin back [email protected] noise, however, we have to after the forward missed get passed the first round time late in the 72-70 win Columbia High enters first,” he said. “I’ll be scout- against Fort White High the District 4-6A tourna- ing the game on Tuesday to close the year with an ment next week as the night. Nothing will be taken injury. No. 2 seed following the for granted.” “Dekarry’s injury isn’t as regular season, but the Jefferson pointed out bad as it looked,” Jefferson Tigers are looking to end Akeem Williams on the said. “It’s a hyperextension the tournament as district defensive side and the and we’ll see how it works champions. Tigers’ “Big 3” of Morris out in the next couple of “Honestly, we’re play- Marshall, Javantae Foster days. He experienced very ing as well as we have all and Tre Simmons on the little pain. There was very JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter year,” Columbia head coach offensive side as keys to the little swelling. We look for Columbia’s Tre Simmons manages to steal the ball from Fort White’s Melton Sanders Horace Jefferson said. tournament. him to be playing.” during a game on Thursday. “According to the records, “Akeem is going to have And Jefferson is also Wolfson is the team to beat. to defend,” Jefferson said. “I looking for some key bench They’re 20-3. In the last have to have two of our big minutes out of one of his two weeks, they’ve lost to three guys going. I think seniors. Raines twice. The last time Tre Simmons has to con- “I’m looking to get we played them, they made tinue to get up and down big minutes out of Kevin their free throws down the the court. If he continues Louder,” Jefferson said. stretch. Against Raines, to do that, we’re alright. “He could be a tremendous they were 11-of-33 down the If there’s a key, we have asset to us. He’s strong and stretch.” to keep pushing the ball he can jump. It would give While Jefferson is already with the “Big 3” running us another presence. He’s expecting a Wolfson team the floor.” a more physical jumper in the finals, he isn’t taking Columbia should have inside.” anything for granted and will be closely watching St. Augustine and Stanton Prep high schools when they match up on Tuesday. Erectile Dysfunction The coach doesn’t really Drugs May Be Dangerous To Your Health have a favorite to come out FREE book by doctor reveals what the of that game with a vic- GUXJFRPSDQLHVGRQ·WZDQW\RXWRNQRZ tory. 'U.HYLQ+RUQVE\0'ZLOOPDLOWKH SD\ WKH SRVWDJH DQG KDQGOLQJ ,I “I’m not sure, because ILUVWPHQWKDWUHVSRQGWRWKLVDG WKHSRSXODUSLOOVGRQ¶WZRUNIRU\RX Stanton Prep is a scary DIUHHFRS\RIKLVQHZWKLUW\GROODU UHJDUGOHVV RI \RXU DJH RU PHGLFDO team,” Jefferson said. ERRN³$'RFWRU¶V*XLGHWR(UHFWLOH KLVWRU\ LQFOXGLQJ GLDEHWHV DQG '\VIXQFWLRQ´+H¶VVRVXUHWKLVERRN SURVWDWHFDQFHU \RXRZHLWWR\RXU “Going by record, you’d ZLOO FKDQJH \RXU OLIH KH ZLOO HYHQ VHOIDQG\RXUODG\WRUHDGWKLVERRN have to say St. Augustine. &DOO7ROO)UHH(800) 333-1950RUwww.eddoctor.com. They’ve lost to us and Wolfson only.” To win the tournament, Jefferson offered up simple keys. “We’re going to have to defend and shoot the ball better,” Jefferson said. “We’ve got to take care of the ball and play as hard as we’ve been playing. We could beat (Wolfson). It’s hard to beat a team three times in a row and we’ve nipping at the door. We’ve been knocking. The way things are, if we keep our streak going, we have beat- en everyone that’s beaten us this year. We’ll use it as a motivator.” The Tigers (15-6) haven’t played the Wolfpack in a couple of weeks and Jefferson thinks that could work out to Columbia’s benefit. “We’re playing better now than we were playing two weeks ago, so I think 3BSPORTS

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JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fort White High’s Trey Phillips (left) and Michael Mulberry look to snatch a rebound from Columbia High’s Dillan Hall during a game Thursday. The Tigers defeated Fort White, 72-70.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fort White High’s Melton Sanders attempts to get around Columbia High’s Akeem Williams.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High basketball head coach Horace Jefferson reacts after what he thinks is a bad Fort White’s Joe Powers looks for an open man while playing against Columbia Thursday. call during a game against Fort White High. 4BSports

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JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High’s DaKarry Rosson (25), Akeem Williams (11) and Morris Marshall (22) goes up for a rebound against Fort White on Thursday. Fort White fell 72-70.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fort White High’s Trey Phillips focuses a free-throw shot. Fort White High basketball head coach Isiah Phillips instructs his team during a game against Columbia High.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter LEFT: An open Tae Foster goes for a lay-up against Fort White on Thursday. CENTER: Columbia High’s Dillan Hall makes a shot over Fort White’s Qarin Porter. RIGHT: Chris Cottrell glides through the air for a lay-up Thursday. 6BSPORTS

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Tax Time THE ECONOMY Hiring numbers strong US gains 157K jobs in January; but jobless rate up to 7.9 percent.

By CHRISTOPHER S. RUGABER ASSOCIATED PRESS AP Economics Writer Cesar Ramirez, a subcontractor for DirecTV, gets ready to install a satellite dish in Los Angeles. Contract workers, consul- WASHINGTON — The U.S. tants, freelancers and the self-employed face additional chal- job market is proving sturdier lenges at tax-filing time. than expected at a time when the economy is under pressure from Washington gridlock and the threat of government spending cuts. New challenges Employers added 157,000 jobs in January, and hiring was much for self-employed, stronger at the end of last year than the government had previously esti- ASSOCIATED PRESS mated. Job seekers fill a room at the job fair in Sunrise. U.S. employers added 157,000 contract workers The Labor Department’s esti- jobs in January. mated job gains for the final two Paying estimated work for a specific project months of 2012 — a period when the The hiring picture over the past trading began at 9:30 a.m. Eastern taxes critical or period of time. And still economy was being threatened by two years also looked stronger after time, an hour after the jobs report others have retired but the fiscal cliff — rose from 161,000 the department’s annual revisions. was released. The Dow Jones indus- under new rules. have been brought back as to 247,000 for November and from The revisions showed that employ- trial average jumped 130 points and consultants by their former 155,000 to 196,000 for December. ers added an average of roughly briefly touched 14,000 for the first By CAROLE FELDMAN employers. The mostly encouraging jobs 180,000 jobs a month in 2012 and time in more than five years, before Associated Press Contract workers, con- report Friday included one negative 2011. That was up from previous falling back. sultants, freelancers or sign: The unemployment rate rose estimates of about 150,000. Other economic news Friday WASHINGTON — Some the self-employed — these to 7.9 percent from 7.8 percent in “The significantly stronger payroll contributed to the stock rally. people work for them- workers face additional December. The rate is calculated gains tell us the economy has a lot Manufacturing expanded at a much selves because they like challenges when it comes from a survey of households, and more momentum than what we had faster pace in January compared the autonomy. Others have time to file their income more people in that survey said they thought,” Joseph LaVorgna, chief with December, a private survey been unable to find full- taxes. were unemployed. U.S. economist at Deutsche Bank, found. Ford, Chrysler and General time, regular jobs and have The job gains are derived from a said in a research note. had to settle for contract TAXES continued on 2C separate survey of employers. Stocks surged immediately after ECONOMY continued on 2C FAMILY MEAL Large 2-Topping Pizza, 3 Cheezer Howie Bread with Dipping Sauce Plus a 2-Liter $

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TAXES: Rule changes Gas prices get early start on spring surge Continued From Page 1C By JONATHAN FAHEY ing maintenance, and low prices have pushed pric- jet fuel are consumed by AP Energy Writer supplies of gasoline. es higher throughout the shippers and travelers. They won’t receive the he said. These are the kinds of country. Crude oil has risen traditional W-2 that other Did you take a poten- NEW YORK — Gasoline things that push gasoline “I’m not surprised at 14 percent since mid- workers get reporting tial client out to lunch? prices are getting an early prices higher every spring what I’m seeing, but I am December, to $97.49 on income and taxes paid. You can generally deduct start on their annual spring after what is normally a surprised it’s coming early,” Thursday. Brent crude, the Instead, they’ll receive a half the bill as a business march higher. lull in gasoline prices in said Tom Kloza, Chief Oil benchmark used to price 1099 form with their earn- meal. The average U.S. retail the late fall and early win- Analyst at the Oil Price oil that most U.S. refineries ings from each of their Did you have to pur- price rose 13 cents over ter. But a heavy schedule Information Service. use to make gasoline, is employers. chase a printer to produce the past two weeks to $3.42 of January maintenance at Hopes of stronger eco- up 9 percent since then to However, employers invoices? That, too, can per gallon, and within a West Coast refineries has nomic growth in the U.S. $115.55 aren’t required to provide be deductible, as well as few days it will likely set led to sharply higher pric- and abroad helped push But gasoline wholesale 1099 forms if income is the paper and toner that a record for this time of es there. Meanwhile, low the U.S. stock market to a prices are rising even fast- less than $600. Still, all you’ve used for the busi- year. inventories have pushed five-year high in January er. That’s the price distribu- income, even if there is not ness. The culprits: Rising crude prices higher on the East and sent crude prices up. tors and service stations a 1099 form, is required to Did you use your car oil prices, slowing output at Coast. When economies expand, pay to buy the gasoline that be reported to the Internal for work other than com- refineries that are undergo- And rising crude oil more gasoline, diesel and they then sell to drivers. Revenue Service. muting, to see a customer Since self-employed or to go to that business individuals or contract meal, for example? The workers don’t have taxes IRS mileage rate for 2012 ECONOMY: New numbers show strong hiring withheld from their pay, is 55.5 cents for each busi- they could be in for an ness mile driven. Continued From Page 1C unpleasant surprise. “You “Make sure you know could be really hurt if where those deductions Motors all reported double-digit sales will expire by March 27, raising the in exports. Analysts generally think you haven’t paid any esti- are because there are a lot gains for January. And construction threat of a government shutdown. those factors will prove temporary mated taxes,” said Jackie of them,” Steber said. spending rose in December at a And the federal borrowing cap must and that the economy will resume Perlman, principal tax To be deductible, a healthy pace. be raised by May 18 or the govern- growing. research analyst with business expense has The employment report revealed ment could default on its debt. Still, the contraction last quarter The Tax Institute at H&R to be both ordinary and a notable shift in the job market: Friday’s jobs report showed that points to what are likely to be key Block. necessary, according to More hiring by construction com- average hourly wages rose 4 cents to challenges for the economy this year: Not only will these work- the “Ernst & Young Tax panies. They added 28,000 jobs in $23.78 and have risen an encourag- the prospect of sharp government ers have to pay taxes on Guide 2013.” January and nearly 100,000 over the ing 2.1 percent in the past 12 months. spending cuts and uncertainty over income earned, they’ll also “An ordinary expense past four months. Those job gains are That’s slightly above the inflation whether Congress will agree to raise have to pay a self-employ- is one that is common and consistent with a rebound in home rate, which was 1.7 percent. the federal borrowing cap. ment tax, said Barbara accepted in your field of construction and a broader recovery Last month’s hiring should cush- Most analysts predict that the Weltman, contributing edi- business, trade or profes- in housing. ion the impact of the higher Social economy will grow again in the tor to “J.K. Lasser’s Your sion,” the guide says. “A Retailers added 33,000 positions. Security taxes that most consumers January-March quarter, though likely Income Tax 2013.” necessary expense is one Health care gained 23,000 jobs. are paying this year. And it would at a lackluster annual rate of around That self-employment that is helpful and appro- Manufacturers reported a small help the economy resume growing 1 percent. They expect the economy tax is equivalent to both priate for your trade, busi- increase of 4,000. Restaurants and after it shrank at an annual rate of to expand about 2 percent for the full the employer’s and the ness or profession.” hotels added 17,000. 0.1 percent in the October-December year. employee’s share of Social If you use some items, The solid hiring in retail, construc- quarter. Two key drivers of growth improved Security and Medicare. say a computer, for both tion, restaurants and hotels suggest- Higher Social Security taxes are last quarter: Consumer spending For 2012, it is 13.3 per- personal and business ed that such companies expect con- reducing take-home pay for most increased at a faster pace. And busi- cent, 10.4 percent for purposes, you’ll have to sumer spending to hold up in coming Americans. A person earning $50,000 nesses invested more in equipment Social Security on income track the time and usage months. a year will have about $1,000 less and software. up to $110,100 and 2.9 per- to determine how much “The strong and steady job gains to spend in 2013. A household with In addition, homebuilders are step- cent for Medicare on all can be deducted. “Have from retail trade and construction two high-paid workers will have up ping up construction to meet rising income. that stuff contemporane- look a lot more like a normal econom- to $4,500 less. Taxes rose after a 2 demand. That could generate even And, they may be sub- ously documented along ic expansion,” said Scott Anderson, percent cut, in place for two years, more construction jobs. ject to a penalty if they did the way, not the day you chief economist at Bank of the West. expired Jan. 1. And home prices are rising steadi- not file estimated taxes. get the letter from the “This is a sign that consumer spend- Analysts expect the Social Security ly. That tends to make Americans feel But there is a bright IRS,” suggested Greg ing is playing a far more important tax increase to shave about a half- wealthier and more likely to spend. side. Rosica, tax partner at role in this expansion than it has so point off economic growth in 2013, Housing could add as much as 1 “The tax code smiles Ernst & Young. far.” since consumers drive about 70 per- percentage point to economic growth on people who are self- Some education expens- The job market has remained cent of economic activity. this year, some economists estimate. employed,” said Mark es may be deductible, as steady despite pressure on the econ- The hit to consumers is coming at a Auto sales reached their highest Steber, chief tax officer well. omy from the rift between President precarious moment for the economy. level in five years in 2012 and are for Jackson Hewitt Tax What you can’t deduct: Barack Obama and Republicans over It contracted in the fourth quarter expected to keep growing this year. Services. That’s because regular commuting costs taxes and spending. Across-the-board for the first time in 3¬Ω years. The That’s boosting production and hir- you can offset the true or personal expenses spending cuts are set to kick in March decline was driven largely by a steep ing at U.S. automakers and their cost of doing business, unrelated to the business. 1. Financing to run the government cut in defense spending and a drop suppliers. Classified Department: 755-5440 LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2013 3C

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By SUE MANNING J’ville Associated Press LOS ANGELES — There will be a winner and a loser every dinner Super Bowl Sunday. But at the “Puppy Bowl,” it’s always a win for animal shelters. The show provides national theater exposure to the shelters across the country that provide the puppy athletes and the kittens charms that star in the halftime show, and introduces viewers to the he Alhambra different breeds and animals that located at 12000 need homes, animal workers say. Beach Blvd. in Many shelters see bumps in vis- Jacksonville is its from viewers who are inspired a landmark for to adopt a pet. Tlocals. Built in 1967 the “It raises awareness for our Alhambra has strived to shelter and others that take bring theater entertain- part,” said Madeline Bernstein, ment to Jacksonville by president and CEO of the Society offering an opportunity to for the Prevention of Cruelty to see and hear many nation- Animals Los Angeles. “It shows ASSOCIATED PRESS ally known talents. dogs in a happy, playful, fun way, Dogs mingle on the playing field during taping of “Puppy Bowl IX,” a two-hour TV special on The Animal Planet that It is one of the few which makes people think, ‘Gee, takes advantage of Super Bowl Sunday to highlight the plight of pets in animal shelters across the country. remaining dinner theaters I could play with a dog too.’ You in America. Its past history hope it will also stimulate adop- foot gridiron carpet when they across the screen during close- ing on her fifth “Puppy Bowl.” includes performances by tions, and if not, at least a positive cross the goal line with a toy. ups of the action, letting viewers But Bernstein said the point is Dorothy Lamour, Martha attitude toward dogs, rather than There is a Most Valuable Pup know how to find each animal for to show that animals just like the Raye, Cyd Charisse and they are just hairy and smelly.” award, a water bowl cam, a new adoption. ones on the show can be found at Betty Grable — all names The “Puppy Bowl,” an annual lipstick cam (it’s in the lips of Most of the puppies, however, any shelter at any time. that the older generation two-hour TV special that mimics the toys), slow-motion cameras, are usually adopted by airtime “A lot of people have come in can appreciate. a football game with canine play- hedgehog referees, a puppy hot since the show is filmed months during the last year and said, We hadn’t been there in ers, made its debut eight years tub and a blimp with a crew of ahead, said executive producer several years, so LaShel hamsters. Bios on each puppy ago on The Animal Planet. Dogs Melinda Toporoff, who is work- PUPPY continued on 3D and Kimberlynne Norman score touchdowns on a 10-by-19- player flash joined Genie to try out the “Puppy Bowl” airs today from 3 to 5 p.m. on The Animal Planet and will keep repeating until 3 a.m. The TASTE continued on 2D Super Bowl starts at 6:30 p.m.

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2D LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2013 Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424 Travel ‘Old-fashion’ tomato For Lincoln fans, there’s lots to see in Washington flavor restored at UF lorida’s climate GARDEN TALK to growing heirlooms, 16th president is ideal for however. The fruits aren’t growing a wide very tough, they spoil memorialized in range of crops. quickly, and bruise eas- many places. Some of our ily. Because they aren’t Fmajor commercial crops hybrids bred for resistanc- By BETH J. HARPAZ include citrus, sugarcane, es, they easily succumb AP Travel Editor peppers, cotton, peanuts, to our heat, diseases and watermelons, beans, pota- pests. Determined gar- WASHINGTON — toes and tomatoes. deners do have an option Whether you’re interested The tomato is not only Nichelle Demorest of grafting an heirloom [email protected] in Lincoln the president the most important com- plant shoot (scion) onto or “Lincoln” the movie, mercial vegetable grown the root (rootstock) of a Washington is a downright in Florida but also the ship much better and resistant tomato variety. thrilling destination. most popular vegetable resist bruising, and they Both heirloom and sug- Abraham Lincoln was grown in home gardens. continue to ripen well gested rootstock varieties the 16th president of the The tomato is second only when picked at a point can be obtained from United States and one of the to the potato as the most before the “red-ripe” commercial seed compa- country’s most admired. produced vegetable in the stage. They stand up to nies. the melting Florida heat Many museums are ASSOCIATED PRESS U.S. Responding to the offering special exhib- A statue of President Abraham Lincoln and his horse stands Recently, there has and show resistance to needs of Florida’s con- its for the 150th anni- been an increase in many pests, lessening the sumers and industries is outside President Lincoln’s Cottage, one of a number of amount of pesticide used. versary of the Civil War Lincoln sites that can be visited in Washington, D.C. imported winter and a vital role of research and the Emancipation spring tomatoes from Somewhere in this at the University of Proclamation. Other sites Ford’s Theatre and Petersen House bought Mexico. Most tomatoes research, many agree that Florida/IFAS. The Tasti- can be visited any time: the Petersen House: through Ticketmaster are grown in the field, but a certain tomato flavor Lee Tomato is a newly Lincoln Memorial, the cot- including fees are $9.75. greenhouse production has been los, or bred introduced UF variety that tage where Lincoln sum- Lincoln was shot at is on the rise. The U.S. out. The same thing hap- has successfully restored mered, Ford’s Theatre, Ford’s Theatre in 1865 Lincoln’s Cottage: imports greenhouse toma- pened with roses. I natu- the “old-fashioned” flavor. where he was shot, and the while watching a play. He toes from Holland, Spain, rally sniff a rose because They are now available in Petersen House, where he was taken to a house across This was Lincoln’s Israel and Canada. I expect a wonderful fra- your grocery store. The died. the street, now a museum summer home, where he The pressure is on grance. But in an effort to UF tomato breeding pro- and historic site called and his family escaped commercial growers to be get longer stems, larger gram is working to main- Lincoln Memorial: the Petersen House. You Washington’s heat and able to ship needed pro- blossoms, more sensation- tain growers’ competitive- can see the room where humidity. Located on a duce to keep up with the al colors or longer vase ness and ability to supply This larger-than-life he died and where his war breezy hill three miles from demand and stay competi- life, rose breeders have a good product to Florida white marble statue of secretary, Edwin Stanton, the White House, it was the tive in expanding markets. lost the scent in newer and the nation. Lincoln, completed in 1922, was said to have uttered 19th century equivalent of As consumers, we don’t rose varieties. For more research- sits inside a massive col- the famous words: “Now he contemporary presidential want find bruised and In an effort to find that based information on umned building. About 6 m belongs to the ages.” retreats like Camp David. off color tomatoes on the lost tomato flavor, many growing tomatoes in illion people visit the memo- Located at 511 10th St., Entrance at Rock Creek grocer’s shelves. But if gardeners are growing Florida’s climate and soil, rial each year. It is crowded NW, http://www.fords- Church Road NW and growers shipped “red-ripe’ heirloom tomatoes, which go to http://edis.ifas.ufl. even on cold winter days, theatre.org/. Hours vary, Upshur Street NW, near tomatoes, they wouldn’t are non-hybrid varieties. edu/vh028 or call the with visitors from around depending on show sched- 140 Rock Creek Church survive the ordeal of To be an heirloom variety, Master Gardeners at the world. Located on the ules. Tickets do sell out. Road NW. Free parking. being shipped and a tomato must meet three 752-5384. National Mall, http://www. Tickets for a self-guided Open 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., shelved for customers. criteria. First, it must grow from seed. It also nps.gov/linc/. walk-through of Ford’s and Monday-Saturday. To meet the needs of ■ D. Nichelle Demorest is growers and get their must have a known his- a horticulture agent with the crops to distant markets, tory and have been grown Columbia County Extension researchers have crossed in cultivation for more of the University of Florida TASTE: The Alhambra has new life and tested many tomato than 50 years. Institute of Food and varieties. New varieties There are drawbacks Agricultural Sciences. Continued From Page 1D newly renovated theater. with a vodka sauce. It was the offerings were the The last time we were warm, creamy and deli- Phantom Martini (vodka, HAPPENINGS there our meal was pre- cious. We could have had raspberry liquor with a pared off premises, served a plate full of those for our ghostly hint of pineapple buffet style and sadly entre, but that was still to juice); the Christina, as North-Lager engagement, wedding wasn’t very memorable. come. Imagine a 13-year- sweet as her voice, with The whole place seemed old liking squash blossoms. amaretto, pineapple and Keith and Karen Lager of Live Oak, shabby and sad. So, The other choice was citrus OJ; the Opera House, along with Emerson and Cindy North when we ventured out on chili shrimp served chilled with hot coffee, frangelico of Lake City, are proud to announce the Saturday afternoon, we with fried plantains and an and Bailey’s, served with engagement and upcoming marriage of had no idea what awaited avocado slice. whipped cream on top and their children, Morgan and Eric. us. The second course our choice the Chandelier The bride-to-be’s maternal grand- Much to our surprise, was a choice of she-crab (prosecco). Kimberlynne parents are Bob and Mildred Coburn when we walked in the bisque or arugula salad. had a fruit concoction (non- of Dover, Florida, and the late Aleeta door, it was obvious that The bisque was warm, alcoholic) that she loved, Coburn; and her paternal grandparents it was not shabby and creamy and buttery fla- too. are Sue Lager of Live Oak, and the late sad anymore. There was vored, served with a brie Yes, the show we Lou Lager. an upbeat atmosphere crostini ... fabulous. The enjoyed on our visit was The future groom’s maternal grand- of freshly painted walls arugula salad was topped “The Phantom.” parents are the late Rufus and Dorothy and people there to help with poached pear, cran- The managing partner, Shelton; and his paternal grandparents you and welcome you. berries, goat cheese, fried Craig Smith, a very warm are the late John Roy and Dell North. We walked into the reno- wontons, candied walnuts and friendly person, vis- The wedding will take place March COURTESY vated dining/stage area and a lemon vinaigrette. ited every table before 16 at 5 p.m. in Mandi’s Chapel at Camp Morgan Lager and Eric North. and were delighted to Both were outstanding. the show, adding a special Weed and The Cerveny Conference find a tastefully redeco- The third course con- personal touch to our Center. A reception will immediately fol- All friends and family are invited to rated room done in warm sisted of four tempting visit. The show was enjoy- low in the Juhan Dining Hall. attend. browns, beiges and rust choices. slow-roasted prime able and performed by colors. The table seating rib with potatoes au gratin extremely talented art- was arranged in the four and French green beans ists. We won’t review the tiers previously found in or crispy duck confit with show, as this is a review of the old Alhambra, but that a mango glace, served the food. Check out their Stop by the was the only sameness. with French green beans, website for upcoming per- Our table was waiting for homemade French fries formances. Matinee tickets us with a crisp white table- drizzled with herb mayo with meal are $46 plus tax. Lake City Reporter cloth, flatwear in place, or whole wheat pasta Evening performances are flowers and the small lamp primavera, served with $49 to $53. for your on the table glowing. In roasted vegetables (broc- The quality of the meal fact, the table lamps on colini, zucchini, red pepper, and of the performance complimentary each table give the whole onions and tomatoes) with are definitely worth mak- room that cruise atmo- a marinara sauce and goat ing reservations and driv- engagement sphere, and it was very cheese or deconstructed ing over to enjoy. warm and inviting. Our seafood Newburg, served The finishing touch table was in the perfect in puff pastry with mashed was that when we left the package. place to see everything potatoes and topped with theater, the entire staff and without any obstacles. fresh local shrimp, lobster manager lined up in the • Holiday Inn The buffet-style serv- and white fish. Whew, what lobby to thank us for com- 754-1411, ext. 106 ing is gone, and in its choices. We tried the duck, ing that day. This ended place we found a menu prime rib and the pasta. our visit on a real high. • GeGee’s Studio full of interesting choices. The best thing I can say is Just a sneak pre- 758-2088 Table service is provided that if we went back tomor- view of upcoming • Camp Weed Cerveny by friendly, knowledge- row and this was our menu, performances include Conference Center able and helpful staff. Our we would all choose the “Driving Miss Daisy” server, Ivey, was outstand- same thing again. Yep, that with Michael Learned 386-364-5250 ing. The menu is created good. (The Waltons), “Murder • Wards Jewelry & Gifts by executive chef DeJuan Let’s not forget the Among Friends” with 752-5470 Roy, who has made such fourth course, dessert. Loretta Swit (M*A*S*H), big improvements to the Choices were lemon George Wendt (Cheers) • Sweetwater Branch Inn Alhambra’s culinary expe- blackberry cheesecake and six more. Check out 800-595-7760 rience that the food has and Death by Chocolate their website for details. become as big an attrac- cake. We tried them both Another nice feature is tion as the productions and loved them both. The that you can make reserva- themselves. We weren’t garnish on the chocolate tions and print your ticket disappointed. cake was a half strawberry on line. Hope to see you The first course choices and a rolled chocolate there. were citrus chili shrimp straw. Feast for the eyes, or sweet Italian sausage as well. Can’t forget the ■ Genie Norman and and herb cheese. We all warm, yeasty rolls served Mary Kay Hollingswoth are tried the sausage and herb with butter sprinkled with Columbia County Residents cheese and, wow, it was a Hawaiian salt. Take a bow who love good food and fun. Aisle Style surprise. Seasoned Italian chef Roy; you deserve it. Their column on area restau- rants appears twice monthly. Complimentary sausage was stuffed in a We decided to splurge You can contact them at breaded squash blossom and have a drink while TasteBuddiesLakeCity@ Engagement Package then fried and served we enjoyed the show, and gmail.com. 3DLIFE

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CRAFTS Give new life to old dinnerware sandpaper and steel wool for the Vintage china can edges. be the basis for a Make sure to wear protective eyewear and dip the piece in water variety of projects. to keep it cool, Hackshaw says. Or you can use a rotary tool and By HILLARY SPEED attachment set, she says. Associated Press Then, just thread a key ring through the hole, and you have a Vintage dishware doesn’t have meaningful and practical new use to gather dust in the china cabi- for an old chunk of china. net. “One of my favorite gifts I’ve Outdated table settings, such as ever received was a keychain a stack of your grandmother’s old from my aunt that was made from plates or a bundle of used mugs one of my great-grandmother’s you scooped up at Salvation Army, old silverware pieces,” Hackshaw can find fresh life with a little TLC. says. “I knew it was something All it takes is a marker or a drill ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTOS that I would keep forever and and a basic plan. ABOVE: This vintage-plate-decorating project upcycled with modern let- hand down to my daughter, and “I always find it a bit sad when ter print is described on the lifestyle blog “angel in the north” run by Anna hopefully one day she would do things so loved by previous gen- Nicholson of West Yorkshire, England. TOP RIGHT: Tea Times Creations the same. That’s what gave me the erations are thrown on the scrap shows an upcycled-vintage-china project sold at the online Etsy store, run idea about the broken vase.” heap,” says lifestyle blogger Anna by Marceli Botticelli, of Franklin, Mass. LOWER RIGHT: A do-it-yourself Nicholson, based in Yorkshire, BUILD SOMETHING NEW England. kit sold at the Etsy store include fittings, drill bits and instructions, and “I’m always looking for ways some include teacups that are filled with soy candle wax and saucers. If you have beautiful old pieces things can be reused, upcycled of china that you rarely use, why and overhauled to fit in with our “This is an easy project, but you characters. not turn them into something 21st century style.” do need a steady hand,” she says. Dinsmore advises using non- else? Here are some ways to spruce Others take the Sharpie idea toxic Sharpie paint pens, found Marceli Botticelli of Franklin, up old china dishes: to another level and — if the at most craft stores and online. Mass., runs an Etsy store called dishes are ovenproof — bake the Also, she recommends cleaning “Tea Times Creations” (www.etsy. MARKERS AND PAINT marker on to make it permanent. plates gently, never with an abra- com/shop/TeaTimesCreations ). Many crafting blogs call for draw- sive sponge or dishwasher. It offers tiered stands, made out The popular craft-swapping ing with a Sharpie and baking the Other bloggers suggest ceramic of old china, that can be used as website Pinterest is full of plate- ovenproof dish at 350 degrees for or glass paint if the dish will have serving platters or “tidbit” trays decorating projects that tap into 30 minutes. frequent contact with food. for anything from jewelry to loose the “magic” of magic markers. Christine Dinsmore, based Danielle Warner of the blog change or keys. She also sells Nicholson, whose blog is “angel in Portland, Ore., has used the “The Yarn to Tell” (http:// jewelry and nightlights made out in the north” (www.angelinthe- Sharpie method for free-hand- theyarntotell.wordpress.com ) ), was inspired to find a use for of repurposed table settings and north.com ), uses Sharpies to per- ing original drawings. On her recommends Delta PermEnamel chunks of a broken Tiffany vase teacups. sonalize vintage floral plates. In blog, The Plumed Nest (www. paint for a more painted — rather that she had received as a wed- For the DIYer, Botticelli sells kits one set, she adorned each plate theplumednest.com ), she shows than drawn — look. It’s also avail- ding gift. that come with drill bits, fittings with a letter in the word “EAT,” to how she drew original monster able at craft stores or online. “I couldn’t bear to throw away and instructions. And if you’re too display in the kitchen. In another, pictures onto plates for her chil- the beautiful pieces, so I decided sheepish to drill your own holes she used four plates to spell out dren. CHOP IT UP to start making them into useful into your precious antique plates, the word “HOME.” “I would often see cute little items,” says Hackshaw, of Palm she offers to do it for you. She prints her own letter cut- dishes for children but they were Sometimes, old china is no Desert, Calif. One of the biggest challenges outs, using the font Bodoni MT, usually made out of plastic,” longer in one piece. But that Her answer: key chains. in repurposing old china for any onto thick paper or cardstock. She Dinsmore says. She has tried to rid shouldn’t stop you from turning it Once you find a piece you like, project, she says, is finding the traces around the letters onto the her kitchen of plastic “and didn’t into something special. the main job is to drill a hole and right piece. old plates with a pen, then goes want to purchase any more.” Do-it-yourselfer Ashley smooth the edges. You can use a “I am inspired by many differ- over the outline with a Sharpie That’s when she got inspired to Hackshaw, editor of the blog “Lil household drill, using a carbide ent things,” she says. “It can be and fills it in. draw her own series of kid-friendly Blue Boo” (www.lilblueboo.com drill bit to make the hole, and the color, the pattern, a theme.” For the kids PUPPY: Adopted pets are big winners Continued From Page 1D

‘I want a dog just like Fumble,’” she said, refer- ring to spcaLA’s player entry in “Puppy Bowl VIII” who earned the game’s Most Valuable Pup crown. About 300 puppies and kittens have been featured on “Puppy Bowl” over the last decade, accord- ing to Petfinder.com, the country’s largest online pet adoption database that helps cast the show’s ani- ASSOCIATED PRESS mal stars. A handmade Valentine’s Day card appropriate for young “Shelters and rescues boys who may find the usual hearts and flowers too lovey- are at capacity, and pet dovey, is made with, Metamucil and water. This homemade adoption is the responsible “slime” is a fun, non-toxic alternative to candy. way to add to your family,” said Sara Kent, who over- sees outreach to the 14,000 ‘Valenslime’ fits shelters and rescues that Petfinder works with. ASSOCIATED PRESS The inaugural “Puppy ‘Competitors” in the Puppy Bowl score touchdowns on a 10-by-19-foot gridiron carpet when young boys’ tastes Bowl,” which was pro- downloaded at my blog, moted as an alternative they cross the goal line with a toy. By HOLLY RAMER Associated Press www.stitchcraftcreations. to the Super Bowl, had 22 sturdy enough to be on com puppies and was watched Online: the field with playmates. My son is 8, so I — double-stick tape by nearly 6 million view- All breeds are considered knew hearts and flowers ers. Nearly 9 million tuned n animal.discovery.com/tv-shows/puppy-bowl because “we try to reflect weren’t going to cut it for Instructions: in last year and another n www.spcaLA.com what’s out there in the Valentine’s Day this year. 1.4 million watched via n www.petfinder.com/petdetail/24414038 (Tyson) adoption world. A lot of 1. Combine 6 cups of video streams, Toporoff n www.petfinder.com/petdetail/24413997 those breeds are mixed,” Sure, he likes collecting water with 6 teaspoons said. “Puppy Bowl IX” will (Daphne) Toporoff said. candy from his classmates, but the rest of it? Ick. of Metamucil in a large feature 84 animals, includ- n www.petfinder.com/petdetail/24413979 (Sacha) roducers also were try- So I decided to take saucepan, stirring to dis- ing 21 kittens from a New n www.petfinder.com/petdetail/24393351 (Jenny) ing to find ways to incor- that reaction and run with solve the powder. York shelter for the half- porate older animals into it, designing a decidedly 2. Bring to a boil over time show, and 63 puppies about Fumble’s participa- hedgehogs that may have the show, since shelters from 23 shelters. tion toward the end of been directly impacted gross Valentine that would medium-high heat. have more trouble finding 3. Continue to boil mix- Only four of the pup- the adoption process. or unable to travel due to be fun for his friends with- homes for them than they ture for approximately 15- pies have yet to find new He planned to watch this Sandy,” Kent said. out relying on more sug- do puppies and kittens, 17 minutes. The mixture year’s show to catch any The New York studio ary treats. homes, Toporoff said. Toporoff said. will decrease in volume flashbacks of last year’s where the game was sup- I chose a simple con- They include Tyson, As with all reality TV and become thick, and will MVP playing his heart out. posed to be taped lost coction that consists of Daphne and Sacha — shows, the behind-the- cling to a spoon if you stir “I’m not really a fan of power, but the taping water and fiber supple- three pit bull mixes from scenes casting can lead it. If you turn off the heat football,” he said, add- couldn’t be postponed for ment powder (Metamucil). the Pitter Patter Animal to problems. Viewers and tilt the pan a bit, run- ing that he has renamed too long given how quickly It’s easy to make, not too Rescue in Silver Lake, often come in seeking a ning a spoon across the Fumble to Toby. “He fits puppies grow. Another sticky and, if you use the Wis., — and Jenny, a terri- dog just like one on the bottom of the pan should the name Toby. He is studio further uptown that “berry” variety, ends up a er mix from the Pitty Love show, and “then the lawyer leave a clear path for a few so cute. I like the name had both power and space vibrant red color perfect Rescue in Rochester, N.Y. brain kicks in, and you seconds. You want it to be Fumble, but I pictured was found, and “amaz- for Valentine’s Day. “I don’t know if there’s have to make sure you let thick but not so thick it someone dropping the ingly, the crew was able to any bigger forum for everybody know not every turns solid and rubbery. ball. He wasn’t a Fumble,” reschedule the shoot for Materials: getting something out dog plays football,” said 4. Pour slime into a Wright said. only a week later and all on adoption. We make Bernstein, who is also an — Metamucil or other large bowl, baking dish the animals were still able sure the message gets Each year, recruiting attorney. “People will adopt powdered fiber supple- or rimmed cookie sheet to attend,” Kent said. out there. We make clear for the show is a logistical the kind of dog they see ment and allow to cool. If it still that these dogs need challenge for Kent and Bernstein said they in the movie and they’ll — water seems too wet, you can homes and that all animals her crew of 80-plus. This try to find rambunctious, expect their Dalmatian to — large saucepan return it to the saucepan have come to us during year’s show was particu- energetic puppies to enter know how to use a word — spoon and reheat. the adoption process,” larly worrisome because in the bowl though even processor and not under- — bowl, baking dish 5. Divide slime into Toporoff said. taping was scheduled for if a dog falls asleep on stand that was a cartoon.” or rimmed cookie sheet smaller blobs. One batch Fumble, last year’s October 2012 — just after its way to the end zone, Some dogs like to play — plastic bags or will make approximately MVP winner, was adopted Superstorm Sandy hit the it can be funny. Puppies more than others. But small containers to pack- 10 portions. before the show aired. East Coast. chosen for the show have don’t come in thinking age finished slime 6. Package slime in Michael Wright, of New “We worried about to be between 10 and 15 every Chihuahua can play — “Be My Valenslime” snack-size plastic bags and York, said he found out the puppies, kittens and weeks old, healthy and football,” she said. cards, which can be seal. 4DLIFE

4D LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2013

SUNDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 3, 2013 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 America’s Funniest Home Videos America’s Funniest Home Videos Shark Tank Å (DVS) Modern Family Modern Family News at 11 Inside Edition 4-IND 4 4 4 Chann 4 News omg! Insider (N) Big Bang Theory ››‡ “The Replacements” (2000, Comedy) Keanu Reeves, Gene Hackman, Orlando Jones. News Sports Zone Chann 4 News Big Bang Theory 5-PBS 5 - - Doc Martin Å NOVA Charles Lindbergh’s baby. Å Masterpiece Classic Å Masterpiece Classic Å Masterpiece Classic Å Doc Martin Å 7-CBS 7 47 47 Kickoff Show (N) e(:25) Super Bowl XLVII Baltimore Ravens vs. San Francisco 49ers. (N) Å Elementary “The Deductionist” (N) Action Sports 360 Ferguson 9-CW 9 17 17 The Big Game According to Jim YourJax Music Void TV Law & Order “D-Girl” Å Local Haunts Local Haunts TMZ (N) Å The Offi ce Å The Offi ce Å 10-FOX 10 30 30 (5:00) ››› “Enchanted” (2007) Bob’s Burgers (PA) Cleveland Show The Simpsons Bob’s Burgers (PA) Family Guy American Dad News Action Sports 360 Leverage “The Second David Job” 12-NBC 12 12 12 News NBC Nightly News Off Their Rockers Off Their Rockers Off Their Rockers Off Their Rockers Live From New York: The First 5 Years of Saturday Night Live (PA) Å News First Coast News CSPAN 14 210 350 Newsmakers Washington This Week Q & A Prime Minister Road to the White House Q & A WGN-A 16 239 307 Funny Videos Bloopers! Å Bloopers! Å How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother WGN News at Nine (:40) Instant Replay 30 Rock Å 30 Rock Å TVLAND 17 106 304 Roseanne Å Roseanne Å Roseanne Å Roseanne Å Roseanne Å Roseanne Å Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Hot in Cleveland Happily Divorced Love-Raymond King of Queens OWN 18 189 279 Oprah’s Next Chapter Å Oprah’s Next Chapter Å Oprah’s Next Chapter “Jamie Foxx” Oprah’s Next Chapter “Jamie Foxx” Oprah’s Next Chapter L.L. Cool J. 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Law & Order “Brilliant Disguise” NIK 26 170 299 SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob See Dad Run ››› “Rugrats in Paris: The Movie” (2000, Adventure) Å The Nanny Å The Nanny Å Friends Å (:33) Friends Å SPIKE 28 168 241 Bar Rescue “Bar Fight” Bar Rescue “Bad to the Bone” Bar Rescue “Hogtied Ham’s” Bar Rescue “Beach Bummer” Bar Rescue “Fallen Angels” Bar Rescue MY-TV 29 32 - Donna Reed Donna Reed M*A*S*H Å M*A*S*H Å Columbo Indiscreet wife is blackmailed. M*A*S*H Å Thriller An 8-year-old holds a weapon. The Twilight Zone The Twilight Zone DISN 31 172 290 (5:00) ››‡ “High School Musical” ›› “High School Musical 2” (2007) Zac Efron, Vanessa Hudgens. Å A.N.T. Farm Å Jessie Å Dog With a Blog A.N.T. Farm Å Austin & Ally Å Good Luck Charlie LIFE 32 108 252 (5:00) “The Wife He Met Online” (2012) “Maternal Obsession” (2010, Suspense) Jean Louisa Kelly, Kirsten Prout. Å “Taken Back: Finding Haley” (2012, Suspense) Moira Kelly, David Cubitt. Å (:02) “Maternal Obsession” (2010) Å USA 33 105 242 NCIS A suicide bomber kills a Marine. NCIS “Missing” Å NCIS Captain’s family is kidnapped. NCIS “Good Wives Club” Å NCIS “Vanished” Å ›› “The Break-Up” (2006) Å BET 34 124 329 Reed Between Reed Between Reed Between Reed Between Reed Between Reed Between Reed Between Reed Between Reed Between Reed Between Reed Between Reed Between ESPN 35 140 206 Strongest Man Strongest Man Strongest Man Strongest Man Strongest Man Strongest Man World’s Strongest Man Competition SportsCenter (N) NFL PrimeTime (N) (Live) Å SportsCenter (N) ESPN2 36 144 209 Women’s College Gymnastics Auburn at Florida. (Taped) 30 for 30 Å 30 for 30 Å SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å 30 for 30 Å SUNSP 37 - - Reel Animals Saltwater Exp. Into the Blue Ship Shape TV Sportsman’s Adv. 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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 Kourtney and Kim Take Miami Kourtney and Kim Take Miami Chasing The Satur Chasing The Satur Kourtney and Kim Take Miami Chasing The Satur Kourtney and Kim Take Miami Chasing The Satur TRAVEL 46 196 277 Sandwich Paradise 2 Å Food Truck Paradise Å Bbq Paradise 2: Another Rack Å Deep Fried Paradise 2: Extra Crispy Fast Foods Gone Global “Asia” Å Man v. Food Å Man v. Food Å HGTV 47 112 229 Property Brothers “April” Å Property Brothers “Kristine & Paul” Hawaii Life Å Hawaii Life Å Hawaii Life Å Hawaii Life Å House Hunters Renovation Å House Hunters Hunters Int’l TLC 48 183 280 My Big Fat American Gypsy Wedding My Big Fat American Gypsy Wedding My Big Fat American Gypsy Wedding: (:10) My Big Fat American Gypsy Wedding: More Bling (N) My Big Fat American Gypsy Wedding: My Big Fat Ameri HIST 49 120 269 American Pickers “Fairlane Fever” American Pickers Å American Pickers Å American Pickers Å Restoration (:31) Pawn Stars (:02) Pawn Stars (:32) Pawn Stars ANPL 50 184 282 (5:00) Puppy Bowl IX Puppy Bowl IX Puppies play on a tiny football fi eld. Puppy Bowl IX Puppies play on a tiny football fi eld. Puppy Bowl IX FOOD 51 110 231 Rachael vs. Guy Celebrity Cook-Off Rachael vs. Guy Celebrity Cook-Off Rachael vs. Guy Celebrity Cook-Off Rachael vs. Guy Celebrity Cook-Off Rachael vs. Guy Celebrity Cook-Off (N) Iron Chef America TBN 52 260 372 T.D. Jakes Å Joyce Meyer Leading the Way The Blessed Life Joel Osteen Å Kerry Shook BelieverVoice Crefl o Dollar Å Praise the Lord Å FSN-FL 56 - - Tennis Champions Series: Las Vegas. Agassi vs. Courier. (Taped) World Poker Tour: Season 10 The Best of Pride (N) World Poker Tour: Season 10 World Poker Tour: Season 10 SYFY 58 122 244 ›‡ “Land of the Lost” (2009, Comedy) Will Ferrell, Anna Friel. ››› “The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian” (2008, Fantasy) Georgie Henley, Skandar Keynes, William Moseley. ››› “Edward Scissorhands” (1990) AMC 60 130 254 The Walking Dead (:38) The Walking Dead “Vatos” Å (:40) The Walking Dead “Wildfi re” (:42) The Walking Dead “TS-19” All is not what it it seems. (9:47) The Walking Dead Rick emerges from a coma. 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SCIENCE 110 193 284 How It’s Made How It’s Made How It’s Made How It’s Made How It’s Made How It’s Made How It’s Made How It’s Made How It’s Made How It’s Made How It’s Made How It’s Made ID 111 192 285 Wives With Knives Å Wives With Knives “Lonely and Lethal” Wives With Knives Å Wives With Knives Å Wives With Knives Å Wives With Knives Å HBO 302 300 501 (5:30) ›‡ “Red Riding Hood” (2011) (:15) ››‡ “Horrible Bosses” (2011, Comedy) Jason Bateman. ‘R’ Å Girls Å Enlightened Å Girls Å Enlightened Å Girls Å Enlightened Å MAX 320 310 515 Meet the Fockers ›› “Alien vs. Predator” (2004) Sanaa Lathan. ‘PG-13’ Å (:10) ›› “Varsity Blues” (1999, Comedy-Drama) James Van Der Beek. ‘R’ Å ›› “What’s Your Number?” (2011, Romance-Comedy) Anna Faris. ‘R’ Å SHOW 340 318 545 (5:15) ›› “Faster” (2010) ‘R’ Å Shameless “May I Trim Your Hedges?” House of Lies Californication ›› “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1” (2011) Kristen Stewart. ‘PG-13’ ››› “Ransom” (1996) Mel Gibson. ‘R’

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Animal Cops Houston Animal Cops Houston Pit Bulls and Parolees The Haunted K-9 Cops FOOD 51 110 231 Best Dishes Barefoot Contessa Varied Programs 10 Dollar Dinners Secrets/Restaurant 30-Minute Meals Giada at Home Giada at Home Barefoot Contessa Barefoot Contessa Best Dishes Varied Programs TBN 52 260 372 Varied Programs Behind the Scenes Varied Programs James Robison Today The 700 Club John Hagee Today Varied Programs Praise the Lord FSN-FL 56 - - Varied Programs SYFY 58 122 244 Varied Programs AMC 60 130 254 Movie Varied Programs Movie Varied Programs Movie COM 62 107 249 Varied Programs Movie Comedy Central (:23) Futurama (4:54) Futurama It’s Always Sunny CMT 63 166 327 Varied Programs Roseanne Roseanne Reba NGWILD 108 190 283 Dog Whisperer Varied Programs NGC 109 186 276 Alaska State Troopers Border Wars Taboo Varied Programs SCIENCE 110 193 284 Varied Programs Factory Made Factory Made MythBusters They Do It? They Do It? 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(N) (:01) Deception “Why Wait” (N) Å News Jay Leno CSPAN 14 210 350 (5:00) Public Affairs Politics & Public Policy Today WGN-A 16 239 307 Old Christine Old Christine America’s Funniest Home Videos America’s Funniest Home Videos America’s Funniest Home Videos WGN News at Nine (N) Å America’s Funniest Home Videos TVLAND 17 106 304 M*A*S*H Å M*A*S*H Å M*A*S*H Å M*A*S*H Å Hot in Cleveland Happily Divorced Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond King of Queens King of Queens OWN 18 189 279 Stolen Voices Stolen Voices Stolen Voices Stolen Voices Dateline on OWN A mysterious illness. Dateline on OWN Å Dateline on OWN A well-liked family. Dateline on OWN A mysterious illness. 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Å “Murder on the 13th Floor” (2012) Sean Patrick Thomas, Jordan Ladd. Å USA 33 105 242 NCIS “Spider and the Fly” Å NCIS A female bomb-tech is attacked. WWE Monday Night RAW (N) Å (:05) NCIS: Los Angeles Å (DVS) BET 34 124 329 106 & Park: BET’s Top 10 Live “Top 10 Countdown” (N) ›‡ “Waist Deep” (2006) Tyrese Gibson. A man’s son is inside his hijacked car. ›› “Four Brothers” (2005, Crime Drama) Mark Wahlberg, Tyrese Gibson, André Benjamin. Å ESPN 35 140 206 SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å d College Basketball Notre Dame at Syracuse. (N) d College Basketball Texas at West Virginia. (N) SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å ESPN2 36 144 209 Around the Horn Interruption Women’s College Basketball Purdue at Penn State. (N) Women’s College Basketball Texas A&M at LSU. (N) Welcome to the NFL (Part II) SUNSP 37 - - Into the Blue Inside the HEAT UFC Reloaded “UFC 68: Sylvia vs. Couture” Randy Couture comes out of retirement. 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ARIES (March 21-April THE LAST WORD Love and romance are 19): Participate in events heading your way. ★★★ Stranger’s act of kindness and causes that interest Eugenia Word SCORPIO (Oct. 23- you, and you will meet Nov. 21): Stick to cre- gives comfort lasting years someone you will want if you attend an event that ative endeavors or home to get to know better. features different cultural improvement projects. DEAR ABBY: When I a white man. Joan knew Partnerships are in a high traditions. ★★★★★ Talks will get you nowhere was 12, my family moved what the man looked like cycle for both business LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): but into trouble with the to New Jersey. It was a and was fine with it, but and pleasure. Making a Troubles at home can be people you love most. expected. You’d be wise difficult time in my life. when Jena showed the personal change will bring ★★★ Lucky for me, I made a man a picture of Joan (who good results. ★★★ to get out and enjoy a pas- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- best friend across the is gorgeous), he made an TAURUS (April 20-May time with someone who Dec. 21): A little reserva- shares your interests and street, “Janie.” We spent excuse and backed out. We 20): Don’t worry about the tion when it comes to tak- doesn’t judge you. Don’t all our time together. I hate to think what he may things you can’t change or ing a risk will be required. give in to bullying or any- loved being at her house Abigail Van Buren have said to Joan if he’d people who oppose you. You have to look at whatev- because it was a happy www.dearabby.com gone into the date “blind.” Focus on what you can do one trying to coerce you into something you don’t er you are planning to do one, unlike my own home. What do you think, and do it well. Your kind- objectively and wager all drove off. want to do. ★★ (My mom was erratic and Abby? We dislike preju- ness will be appreciated the pros and cons before In the years that have dice, but we want to avoid VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. unhappy, and it affected by those who share your leaping into action. followed, that man’s gener- hurting anyone in the 22): Don’t hold back when ★★★ our whole family.) interests. ★★★ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- osity and compassion have future. -- COLORBLIND discipline and hard work A year later, Janie GEMINI (May 21- Jan. 19): Take command. stayed with me. It helped IN MELBOURNE, offers such good results. learned her family would June 20): Nothing will An emotional matter can be moving to Ohio. The me to believe in myself AUSTRALIA Too much of anything will be straightforward. Ask be cleared up if you are day the moving truck when things in my family DEAR COLORBLIND: be your downfall. Keep life questions and determine compassionate and under- came, Janie and I were seemed dark. When arranging a blind simple, pursue goals with for yourself whether or standing with regard to the inseparable. The driver Sadly, I have never date, the usual practice is not you can take part in moderation and you will needs of those around you. was a young man in his known how to find him to give each party as much what’s being asked of you. come out on top. ★★★★

20s named Randy. to thank him. Randy: information about the An offer will turn out to be LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. ★★★★ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- When Janie and her fam- Wherever you are, please other as possible. Because more inviting then expect- 22): Be unique, imagina- Feb. 18): Look at your ily left in their car, I sat on know how much of a dif- it’s part of the “pack- ed, but read the fine print tive and engaging and you will be noticed. Your ability options but don’t make the curb outside my house ference your kindness age” you’re offering, race first. ★★★ a decision just yet. Stick sobbing. When the load- made in my life. -- STILL should be mentioned to CANCER (June 21-July to pull things together will result in greater interest ing crew finished, Randy GRATEFUL IN TEXAS prevent any surprises. 22): Spice up your looks close to home and take from someone who can started the truck, then DEAR STILL However, you may have and do whatever it takes to care of odd jobs you’ve left offer you either personal turned off the engine. He GRATEFUL: One simple drawn the wrong conclu- build your confidence. A undone. Mulling over in or professional assistance. got out and came and sat act of kindness made an sion about the man in unique situation will arise your mind what you want beside me on the curb and impact on your life, but this case. Has it occurred to strive for in the future told me how someday my you have multiplied it to you that he may have CELEBRITY CIPHER will pay off. ★★ pain would lessen. many times over by con- backed out because Joan PISCES (Feb. 19-March He said I was a special tinuing to pass it on. is so gorgeous that he was 20): Look over your impor- person, and shared a little ** ** ** intimidated? Many beau- tant papers and you will about his own family who DEAR ABBY: When set- tiful women have com- discover something that was far away. Then he ting someone up for a date, plained about having this needs to be dealt with and took a ring off his finger do you think it is impor- problem. that can make your life and said he wanted me to tant to share the person’s easier financially. Keeping have it. It was a Marines race? ■ Write Dear Abby at the way you feel about ring his grandfather had Our friend “Jena” set up www.DearAbby.com or someone a secret will given to him. He insisted I a girlfriend, “Joan,” who P.O. Box 69440, Los backfire. You are best to take it, gave me a hug and is Chinese, on a date with Angeles, CA 90069. be upfront. ★★★★★ SUNDAY CROSSWORD

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6D LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2013 Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424 TRAVEL Tulum, Mexico, an escape to the beach Cancun alternative many different shapes and sizes. The Gran Cenote even had fish attracts different in its cavernous pool and bats classes of tourists. flying overhead. The Yucatan has many cenotes and some are deep By MANUEL VALDES enough for scuba diving. Associated Press Tulum may be best-known for its ancient Mayan ruins, which TULUM, Mexico — The all- attract a steady stream of day- inclusive Cancun resorts are not trippers, cruise passengers and known for topless women on the tour buses. The complex of crum- beach or Argentinians with scrag- bling structures here is smaller gly beards playing Gypsy music. and less impressive than some But that’s the norm in Tulum, other Mayan sites like Chichen a Mexican seaside spot south Itza, but its location atop sea- of Cancun that attracts a mix of side cliffs is one of the most bohemians, well-pocketed New scenic ruin sites on the Yucatan. Age types and sun-seekers to its The complex is surrounded by a turquoise waters and white sandy wall (Tulum means wall) and was beaches. inhabited for centuries before Despite its proximity to Cancun Spanish colonialists arrived in and its fellow party neighbor Playa the early 1500s. Entrance to the del Carmen, Tulum is not for the park is $10, which also gives you same spring break crowd. access to a beach where you can “The college kids go to Cancun. swim beneath the ruins. Guided The professors and teacher tours cost extra. assistants come to Tulum,” said ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTOS Last but not least, there’s Richard Contreras, whose fam- Tourists leave the swimming beach next to the Mayan ruins in Tulum, Mexico. Tulum may be best-known for its Tulum the beach. Stretching for ily has managed properties in ancient Mayan ruins, which attract a steady stream of day-trippers, cruise passengers and tour buses. The com- roughly six miles (10 kilome- Tulum for nearly a decade. plex of crumbling structures here is smaller and less impressive than some other Mayan sites like Chichen Itza, ters), waterfront Tulum is lined That doesn’t mean Tulum is but its location atop seaside cliffs is one of the most scenic ruin sites on the Yucatan. with cabanas, “eco-chic” hotels, cheap. We couldn’t find a room fancy restaurants and yoga spots, on the beach for less than $150 a but it’s less developed than some night that came with a bathroom. flew into Cancun, rented a car of Mexico’s other resort areas, Meals nearby cost just as much ($25 a day plus insurance from where the view of the beach often as they do in my hometown of Hertz) and made the drive late includes high-rise hotels. Seattle. at night. It went smoothly and we There’s only one main road and “Tulum is luxury, but the luxu- hit no traffic, but watch out for it does get crowded during the ry here is nature and the beach,” speed bumps scattered around day. In spots, it barely accommo- said Mimi Contreras, Richard’s the area and pedestrians cross- dates the stream of cars, trucks, sister. ing the highway in some spots. taxis, bicycles and pedestrians Our trip was a five-day sun- There are also shuttles available using it. Biking can be perilous; seeking dash in the first week of from Cancun to Tulum, but the two women staying next to us January, during the area’s high car gave us the mobility to visit fell off their bikes in the traffic, season, which stretches from win- attractions beyond the beach. though fortunately they were not ter through spring break. Tulum, “Tulum is pretty laid-back and seriously injured. located on Mexico’s lush green chill. And I think most of the We stayed in one of Contreras’ Yucatan Peninsula, was an ideal people who live here, work here, seaside cabanas for $75 a night. destination. The weather was who have property here, want to It came with a shared bathroom, perfect. The bright sunshine was keep that way to a certain extent,” The Castle of the Mayan ruins is one of the main attractions in Tulum. a fan and occasional insects com- rarely obscured by fast traveling Mimi Contreras said. mon in tropical settings — includ- clouds. December and January Tulum can be divided in to plaza or town square. Shops, est “cenotes,” which are water ing some that bite. The cabana are among the driest months on three parts: the town, the Mayan street-food vendors, hotels and caves that are part of a network rooms are large, cleaned daily the Yucatan Peninsula and offer ruins and the beach. restaurants catering to tourists of rivers under the Yucatan and are nicely decorated. There’s hot weather, but no debilitating Tulum the town is on the high- line the main drag. In general, Peninsula. We went to the Gran Wi-Fi, if you must. People stay- heat. The dayside highs in our way, about a 10-minute drive from hotels and restaurants downtown Cenote ($10 entrance plus snorkel ing at the cabanas can use beach trip were in the mid-80s. The the beach. Tourism has pushed are much cheaper than those rental) for a swim in its cool and beds, lounge chairs and a bar night skies were full of stars. the population to around 30,000 on the beach. (We found tasty clear waters. Snorkeling underwa- from the Contreras’ next-door Tulum is about 90 miles south people, but the town retains the Mexican food and great service ter, you can see how the water has property, which hosts cruise ship of Cancun and the highway con- blueprint of many Latin American at La Malquerida.) eroded the cave’s limestone walls tours in the afternoons. We were necting both is well-paved. We pueblos, centered around an open Just past the town are the near- over the eons into formations of just footsteps from the beach.

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