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LAKECITYREPORTER.COM Area businesses Sergeant Safety: SUNDAY EDITION post most jobs FHP’s new PIO in nearly 3 years. 1C out to save lives. 1D Patrons Owners enjoy Ride ’em hard Internet sue over gaming Local cafe draws ‘taking’ plenty of loyal, repeat customers. of homes By AMANDA WILLIAMSON [email protected] Two lawsuits allege Dim lighting clouds the county made flooding computer-lined Internet cafe where Linda Mosley worse; want buy-outs. sits playing a sweepstakes game. Sevens slide easily By DEREK GILLIAM across her screen, but no [email protected] win. She clicks the button to play another round. Ten Columbia County’s stormwater drain- minutes slips by quickly. age woes continue after county officials Mosley, 49, visits a local agreed to buy “repetitive flood loss” Internet cafe about two homes in the t i m e s Eastwood sub- a week division but on a $20 then never allowance bought the from her p r o p e r t i e s , husband. two lawsuits At her allege. f a v o r i t e Two of the Strickland cafe, they affected prop- charge for erty owners the Internet time, and she in the subdivi- can choose how to spend sion have sued the minutes. Some cus- the county for tomers check their emails, modifications some Facebook and some performed on play the games. county-owned “I’m addicted,” Mosley s t o r m w a t e r COURTESY said. “I go home and hear Photos by JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter management Flooding inside the home them little ducks when I’m Whit Ashe, of Savannah, Tenn., manages to hold onto Night Flight as he competes in the saddle systems that of Randal and Maria sleeping.” bronc competition during the 19th Annual Florida Gateway Pro Rodeo held at the Columbia County are near or on Roberts during Tropical The draw pulls her back Fairgrounds Rodeo Arena on Friday. Ashe scored a 73. Rodeo action continues today. their proper- Storm Debby. to the cafe. Several of the ties, causing establishments in Lake “an increased City stay open 24 hours a and permanent threat of flooding,” the day, so gamers or Internet suits allege. users can play whenever Rodeo pros work for good show Rodney Baker, pastor at Hopeful they want. If Mosley wins Baptist Church, and Randal Roberts, enough, she finds herself Competitors seek a detective with the Gainesville Police at the cafe more than twice weekly. to entertain, excite SUIT continued on 3A “I used to come every all who attend. day,” she said. “But that’s when I worked at the pris- By DEREK GILLIAM on. It doesn’t bother me to [email protected] spend $20 a night on enter- Slain guard’s tainment.” f you’re ready to But Mosley’s entertain- have a good time, memorial ment may be shut down let me hear you soon. A say, ‘Yeah’,” Jerry statewide service Mon. Todd says at the crackdown “ beginningI of every rodeo. on gam- By TONY BRITT He’s been a rodeo ing parlors [email protected] announcer for 30 years and led to 57 ABOVE: Will Bradley, of knows how to create excite- arrests and Troy, Ala., strains as he “We Never Walk Alone” is the motto ment in the stands. the forced flips a calf in 10.3 sec- and creed for Department of Corrections “They respond kinda Smith c l o s u r e onds during the tie down employees around the state. lightly the first time, then I of doz- roping contest Friday The phrase can be go back to them and say ‘If ens of Internet cafes run night. RIGHT: Featured seen on walls and bulle- you are really ready to have by Allied Veterans of the tin boards at Columbia a good time, let me here you performer Rider Kiesner World, including Lake City Correctional Institution say ‘Yeah!’” Todd said. “And attempts to whip the Internet Services on U.S. as well. that’s when they come back petals off a flower in the 90 West. Although no one can at ya.” mouth of his assistant. Allied Veterans claimed see a person’s spirit, the Matt Merritt played the it was donating a sig- paid to entertain people The real purpose of a human embodiment of rodeo clown at the Florida nificant portion of its pro- who attend the rodeos. They rodeo clown is to protect the the phase will come to Gateway Pro Rodeo this year. Thomas ceeds to charity. However, said the key to making the cowboys — especially bull life Monday, when hun- It was his first Professional donations were only 2 rodeo fun for the crowd is to riders — when an angry ani- dreds of DOC employ- Rodeo Cowboy Association percent of the estimated have fun themselves. mal comes after them. ees gather to pay homage to Sgt. Ruben event, but he knows the $300 million it generated “If they see us having a Merritt said the rodeo Thomas III on the first anniversary of ropes. He’s been a class from 49 cafes in Florida, good time, they are going to allows people the chance his death, when a memorial park, bench clown since his school days, according to law enforce- too,” Todd said. “A good time to put worries on the back and pedestal monument will be unveiled and figured he was good at it. ment statements. Now, the is contagious.” burner for the day, and focus in his honor. “You get to be the life of state Legislature is moving Of course, being a rodeo on something fun. The memorial dedication ceremony the party,” Merritt said. clown is about more than just CAFE continued on 3A Both Todd and Merritt are having fun. RODEO continued on 3A MEMORIAL continued on 3A

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TALLAHASSEE attached to her. Democratic primary race — The Republican Party Under Florida’s Safe in the 26th congressional of Florida is donating Haven law, a baby who is district, which runs from $300,000 to a veterans seven days old or younger, the Miami suburbs to Key charity in the wake of gam- can be turned over to an West. It was the district bling arrests. employee at a fire station represented by Rivera Republican Party or other designated loca- until the November gen- Chairman Lenny Curry tion. eral election, when he was announced Friday that Clearwater police say beaten by Democrat Joe the party was giving the that did not happen in this Garcia. donation to the Florida case. Investigators are try- Sternad was charged Veterans Foundation. ing to figure out what time after The Miami Herald The move comes just the baby was dropped off published articles saying days after authorities and whether she was alive that the money came from arrested nearly 60 people when they left her. There Rivera in an attempt to who were part of a vet- were no outward signs of weaken Garcia and that erans charity that law foul play. the go-between was Ana enforcement authorities An autopsy is scheduled Sol Alliegro, a Republican say was a front for a $300 for 11:30 a.m. Friday. political operative with ties million gambling ring. to Rivera. The investigation also led to the resignation of Lt. Ex-candidate Gov. Jennifer Carroll. pleads guilty Pelican death An Associated Press FORT LAUDERDALE puzzle officials review found that people DEREK GILLIAM/Lake City Reporter connected with the Allied — A one-time Democratic MELBOURNE — Veterans of the World CARC fundraiser U.S. House candidate who Florida wildlife officials are scandal donated in excess was a political unknown trying to figure out why of $1 million to Florida pol- Judy Cashmore sends the bowling ball on its way down the lane while Alex Haynes helps before last year’s election more than 100 brown peli- iticians between 2009 and her at the CARC 20th Annual Bowl-A-Thon on Saturday at Lake City Bowl. The CARC is pleaded guilty Friday to cans have died between 2012. Most of the money still accepting donations for its fundraiser, executive director Svetlana Zhavoronkova said. federal campaign viola- Melbourne and Merritt went to the Republican Cashmore has been at a CARC group home for people with disabilities for the past 10 years. tions including accepting Island. Party. illegal contributions and The Florida Fish and Curry said the party had there are definite signs of sequestration,” Gaetz said was before the bruising filing false finance reports Wildlife Conservation “zero tolerance” for crimi- recovery, bringing with it in a statement, referring battle between President in a case linked to former Commission said Friday nal activity. higher tax collections as to the automatic budget Barack Obama and Republican Rep. David it has sent samples two Floridians spend more. cuts triggered by the lack Congress over whether to Rivera. weeks ago to the National But they pared back of a budget agreement in let spending cuts go for- Justin Lamar Sternad, Wildlife Health Centers. State could have their estimates slightly in Washington. “This uncer- ward. 35, pleaded guilty to con- But so far there is no con- the wake of federal cuts in tainty, caused by a lack of spiracy, false statements clusive answer. extra $3.5B defense and other areas. leadership in Washington, and illegal contributions Officials are now waiting TALLAHASSEE Senate President Don highlights Florida’s need Dead newborn charges that each carry for results from additional — Florida economists on Gaetz, R-Niceville, wel- to plan ahead, be cautious left at fire station a possible maximum sen- samples sent this week. Friday projected that state comed the news, but cau- and to maintain adequate tence of five years in pris- Researcher Dan Wolf legislators could have an tioned that he may want to reserves.” CLEARWATER — on and $250,000 in fines. says the pelicans are extra $3.5 billion to spend boost reserves in case the In December, econo- When firefighters opened U.S. District Judge Robin emaciated and have heavy in the coming fiscal year. federal cuts prove more mists projected that the the front door to get the Rosenbaum set sentencing parasite counts. He says Despite concerns damaging. state’s tax collections newspaper, they found a for May 31. they don’t believe other that automatic spending “Any modest improve- — one sign of the econo- dead baby wrapped in a Sternad admitted accept- bird species have been cuts at the federal level ment could be more than my’s health — would grow towel on the door step. ing but failing to disclose affected. would dampen the state’s offset by the potential sig- about 5 percent for the The baby, discovered thousands of dollars in economy, economists said nificant impact caused by next two years. But that about 7:20 a.m. Friday, contributions for the 2012 still had the umbilical cord n Associated Press

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SUITS: Eastwood property owners sue county over flooding problems Continued From Page 1A

Department, have filed separate ment was reached that the county lawsuits against county govern- would buy their properties. Both ment. Both Baker and Roberts suits say two appraisals were com- live in the Eastwood subdivision pleted to determine fair market and hired the same Gainesville value and sent to the county. attorney. At the Aug. 2, 2012, county Byron Flagg represents both commission meeting, the board Baker and Roberts. The suits he discussed stormwater mitigation filed in Columbia County Circuit projects. County staff recom- Court in December and January mended buying six houses and allege the county has “effectively identified those houses as “repeti- ‘taken’ the property” by the work tive flood losses.” it has done to stormwater man- “It was determined that pre- agement systems in Eastwood, ventative controls were not cost and also by public comments effective,” the minutes from that made at county commission meeting said. “As a less expensive meetings. alternative, it was decided to pur- County Manager Dale Williams chase the repetitive flood losses in said he could not comment on the Eastwood subdivision ...” specifics of the case. But at the next county commis- The county hired the law firm sion meeting, the board rejected Nabors, Giblin and Nickerson to the recommendation to purchase represent it in the suit. Greg “repetitive flood losses,” and Stewart, an attorney with NGN, Baker and Roberts “have never said the suit is in its early phas- been compensated by Columbia es. County through Eminent Domain “At this point in time, the coun- or any other theory of compen- ty will be aggressively defending sation for the taking of (their) these lawsuits,” he said. property as an overflow easement JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter discharge area.” Baker’s claims Maria Roberts points out mold that has grown on the walls of a room in her home since flooding from Tropical Both suits allege the county Storm Debby. Roberts, and her husband, Randy, say they have been forced to abandon the home as a result. has “taken” their property by a Baker’s suit alleges the process called inverse condemna- county made “major stormwa- tion. Inverse condemnation result- ter drainage modifications” in River Water Management made “numerous complaints, claims. ed when the county altered the the Eastwood subdivision after District,” the suit alleges, and recommendations and personal Roberts’ home “is uninhabit- stormwater management system, the neighborhood flooded from “no engineering plans exist for efforts to alleviate stormwater able because drywall has rotted, which then caused a “continual Tropical Storm Alberto in 2006. the stormwater mitigation work” flooding to his property” to coun- electrical wiring has been com- and permanent condition that can- The suit says after Alberto, the done in those years. ty officials. promised and mold has com- not be remedied ...,” according to county installed a concrete block The suit claims the county “Because of the way the pletely inundated the dwelling all the suits. drain next to Baker’s driveway. modifications “serve as the focal county has installed culverts to as a result of flooding,” and “the The lawsuits also say that pub- The drain was to funnel water point for stormwater drainage drain stormwater in this area ... county has failed to take proper lic comment from county officials into a underground pipe — also in the area,” and the stormwa- (Roberts) bears the burden of corrective action to prevent flood- designating their property a repet- installed by the county. ter management system has not dealing with storm water that is ing to plaintiff’s property,” the itive flood loss is “injurious to the The suit says the county com- been maintained. It also says the diverted directly onto his prop- suit says. property’s marketable title,” and pleted additional work in the system “is a contributing factor to erty,” the suit says. “tantamount to whole taking of summer of 2008, “because the the overflow of stormwater on to It says Roberts’ property Deal or no deal? private property ...” property continued to be flood- the property.” was flooded in 2004 and 2012. Baker’s suit alleges county ed by this system on a periodic The stormwater flowed across According to the lawsuit, commission discussion of his basis during substantial rainfall Roberts’ allegations Robert’s yard into a retention county officials met with Baker, property’s flooding problems events.” pond. The retention pond over- Roberts and other homeown- “transformed those meetings into Neither the work done by Roberts’ home sits on land next flowed and flooded Roberts prop- ers in the Eastwood subdivision condemnation proceedings ...” the county in 2006 nor in 2008 to a county road and a county- erty about 30 inches “in depth to discuss purchasing their Both Baker and Roberts seek “received the required permit owned retention pond. throughout the house” during properties. damages in excess of $15,000 and approvals from the Suwannee According to the suit, Roberts Tropical Storm Debby, the suit Both lawsuits say an agree- attorney fees. Water Supply Partnership CAFE: Local patrons enjoy their gaming group will meet Monday Continued From Page 1A toward banning the cafes altogether. “A lot of people say it’s “I enjoy coming From staff reports Room 102. The House Select Committee on addicting, but I think here. It’s relaxing,” The agenda includes: Gaming on Friday voted to proceed she said. “A lot of The stakeholder adviso- • A briefing on rainfall with a measure (HB 155) that would it’s free will. Win or people say it’s addict- ry committee of the North data modify the definition of slot machines lose, you have to have ing, but I think it’s Florida Regional Water • An overview on min- and other gaming machines used at the sense to get up and free will. Win or lose, Supply Partnership will ing operations’ water use, Internet cafes. The bill would end leave.” you have to have the meet Monday at 1 p.m. at including conservation and a gray area in state statutes used Brown sense to get up and Florida Gateway College, protection of water resource by operators of Internet cafes that leave.” 149 S.E. College Place, strategies for phosphate claims the games are contests of — Alice Moore, Lucy Alexander insists the cafes Lake City. mining skill and are similar to regulated 59, Internet cafe patron should be able to run without being The meeting will be con- • A report of land and sweepstakes offered by businesses bothered by the state’s regulations. ducted in the Wilson S. water use data in the like McDonald’s, Coca-Cola, Chucky to serve the crowd waiting to use Since she’s retired, the cafe has Rivers Library and Media regional water supply plan Cheese and churches. them. become one of her pastimes. She Center, Building 200, boundary areas. The bill appears on an extremely “I like to play, too,” Strickland said. visits the cafe seven to eight times fast track to passage. Leaders in the “I work for my money. You aren’t per month. both the House and Senate support going to be able to tell me what to “I think it’s unfair to close every the idea and said this past week do with it. There’s nothing to do in Internet cafe,” Alexander said. “I RODEO: Lots of action that a measure could be brought up Lake City. I mean, nothing.” should know as an adult when to Continued From Page 1A on the House floor as early as next The cafe’s manager, Leslie Smith, stop.” week. agrees. Many patrons take advantage of “Our goal is to have peo- everybody, including those While nearly all employees at the “People come here to relax instead the open doors, and Strickland said ple not think about their who have never been to Internet cafe on U.S. 90 preferred not of going to the bars, drinking,” she she sees people stay at the cafe for bills or their jobs,” Merritt one before. to comment, Carolyn Strickland, the said. hours on end. Entire nights spent said. “We want them to “From rap music to Bob district manager, said she believes For many of the customers — sitting in the dimly lit room. have a two-hour escape Wells,” Merritt said. “We the cafes will stay open. many of whom are retired — the Mosely said closing the Internet from reality.” can give you the folklore of “They aren’t going to shut us cafe is a place to relax. Rose Brown, cafes would eliminate a form of Merritt said he loves his the cowboys but are also down. Not as much as we pay in 56, visits the Internet cafe to get entertainment for many people, but job. The 31-year-old said connecting it to today.” taxes,” she said. The number of away from home and unwind. She she didn’t seem too upset about it. he has clowned around Todd said putting on a people visiting the establishment has said it wouldn’t bother her if the “If they shut this place down, I will at rodeos in almost every high quality show is most nearly doubled since the Allied cafe business closed its doors; she would stay at home, play my casino games state. But it’s still a job, and important, and the athletes shut down, pushing the numbers to travel to Gainesville or Jacksonville at home, save my money and go to he said it’s important to at the Florida Gateway Pro more than 300 a day. for entertainment. Louisiana,” she said. him that the crowd enjoys Rodeo are top notch. As 5 p.m. nears, the employees If the cafe closed, Alice Moore, the show. “This is the highest of Strickland’s cafe start a waiting 59, said she would return to sewing The News Service of Florida “Because they deserve level you can get,” Todd list. There aren’t enough computers clothes. contributed to this report. to get their money’s said. “You won’t see Major worth,” Merritt said. League Baseball or NFL He called the rodeo put come to Lake City, but the on in Lake City “new age,” PRCA will.” and said the entertainers Action continues today, try to give something for starting at 2 p.m. “WE ARE WOMEN, WE ARE MOTHERS, WE UNDERSTAND” MEMORIAL: Service set Continued From Page 1A in honor Thomas will take Correctional Institution place 10:30 a.m. at the and Sumter Correctional Columbia Correctional Institution will also take Institution, eight miles east part. of Lake City on U.S. 90, The program will also just north for the CCI main feature a ceremonial set- unit. ting of bricks for Thomas’ The ceremony will family members and a flag Daina Greene, MD Board Certified Marlene Summers, CNM include welcome comments flying ceremony, debuting Healthcare Provider by Warden S.E. 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OUR OPINION See you at the rodeo oday marks the high- light and finale of the 19th Annual Florida Gateway Pro Rodeo. If you didn’t attend Ton opening night or yesterday, do yourself a favor and stop on by. You’ll find some of the toughest and most talented athletes in the nation on display this afternoon at the Columbia County Fairgrounds. They’ll compete in barrel racing, steer wrestling, bareback and sad- dle bronc riding, calf roping, team Growing restaurant industry roping and, of course, bull riding. There is little in the world of will need trained workforce American sport that matches the uddenly, we’re the new average skills will be tailored to the excitement of professional rodeo. restaurant hub of North company method at a faster pace. The gates open at noon and Florida. Welcome to The Columbia County School Lake City, the Gateway District has a nice record of respect- rodeo action starts at 2 p.m. to Eating! How nice that ing a vocational education curricu- Ssounds and how encouraging it is lum. In this case, maybe an after- We hope to see you there. to see local people showing pride school seminar or “camp” could be when they talk about the growth of arranged to teach interested stu- our community. Todd Wilson dents the basics of how to properly TODAY IN HISTORY People are excited and they [email protected] wait tables and work in the food ser- should be. It’s a big deal to land so vice industry. It’s just a thought, but many new restaurants at once and lined up wanting to work. Serving it would teach a skill that could help Today is Sunday, March 17, the 76th day of 2013. these will complement the quality food in a restaurant is basic train- them survive as they grow into their There are 289 days left in the year. This is St. Patrick’s establishments we already enjoy. We ing for the sales world. Income is chosen career in the future. Get Day. like to eat out here and so do others uncapped: The better you are at the good restaurant jobs in high school On this date: in the region who use Lake City as job, the more tips you will make. and gain experience that can lead In A.D. 461 (or A.D. 493, depending on sources), St. their hub. You see customers at their best and to a similar survival job in a college Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland, died in Saul. With Longhorn Steakhouse and worst and learn how to profession- town down the road. Food service In 1762, New York’s first St. Patrick’s Day parade took Gators Dockside open, Olive Garden ally deal with all moods. The res- jobs have flexible hours and usually place. opening Monday and Chick-fil-A taurant business is good life skills offer starving college kids at least a In 1861, Victor Emmanuel II was proclaimed the first under construction, there’s a nice training. discount on food if not an occasional king of a united Italy. selection to draw more people to our My fear is that once all the free meal in the back of the kitchen. In 1906, President Theodore Roosevelt first likened community from around the region. accomplished “trainers” at our Restaurants have become an crusading journalists to a man with “the muckrake in his If you have lived here for any new restaurants return home, the industry in Lake City we cannot hand” in a speech to the Gridiron Club in Washington. length of time you have no doubt public will see a decline in efficient overlook when we talk about work In 1912, the Camp Fire Girls organization was incor- heard the stories about the past service. I hope I am wrong, but this force. And, we’re not going to be porated in Washington, D.C., two years to the day after it attempts to land some of the more is a smaller market and we are see- the only ones judging the qual- was founded in Thetford, Vt. (The group is now known popular chain restaurants and now it ing four well-known establishments ity of these Lake City restaurants. as Camp Fire USA.) is happening. While this is exciting, opening in the scope of about 90 Thousands of interstate travelers In 1943, the Taoiseach of Ireland, Eamon de Valera, don’t forget our longtime restaurant days – three of them within three will pull off here for a meal and they delivered a radio speech about “The Ireland That We partners that have been a part of weeks. These quick openings may will be brutal with their Internet Dreamed Of.” our social outings in Lake City for be a strain on the number of ser- reviews to corporate if the service In 1950, scientists at the University of California at decades. These long-time establish- vice-trained workers who have basic or food is inferior. These places of Berkeley announced they had created a new radioactive ments still need our support too, knowledge of bringing quality food business need a trained workforce, element, “californium.” so continue to make them a part of to your table in a timely manner. just like a factory or a warehouse. In 1966, a U.S. midget submarine located a missing your dining-out schedule. I’ve eaten at the three open This is an exciting time for the hydrogen bomb which had fallen from an American The new challenge for all of our restaurants and at each of the loca- U.S. 90 West corridor in Lake City. bomber into the Mediterranean off Spain. restaurants now will be finding tions, I’ve seen young, eager faces I hope it’s another chapter in con- employees. with the desire to work hard and do tinued growth. I hope that in every ■ Associated Press At one time, waiting tables, cook- the job right. That’s encouraging. area, we can give these new employ- ing or washing dishes was a large But, others may need assistance to ers in our market - and our existing segment of the teenaged popula- prepare them to be a preferred job restaurants – everything they need tion’s first job. Now, I wonder. There candidate. There’s a lot of turnover to succeed. Lake City Reporter are a lot of kids that either don’t in the restaurant business. Every have to work for their gas money or chain will have its own unique train- Serving Columbia County Since 1874 don’t have any motivation to work. ing program, but a candidate who I hope all of these new restau- ■ Todd Wilson is publisher of the Lake shows up on Day 1 with better than City Reporter. The Lake City Reporter is published with pride rants have eager, qualified people for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun‑ ties by Community Newspapers Inc. We believe strong newspapers build strong communities —‑“Newspapers get things done!” The earliest FHP had no radios Our primary goal is to publish distinguished and profitable community‑oriented newspapers. n November 1939, the first ates, were the first three brothers to This mission will be accomplished through the Florida Highway Patrol class be in the FHP at the same time. teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, graduated from training school • Nancy Wheaton’s father, Major integrity and hard work. and were issued 1940 Fords. C.W. Keith, was the FHP’s first Those Fords had no radio archivist and historian. Icommunications at all so how did The FHP was financed at first Todd Wilson, Publisher they communicate? solely from drivers’ license fees; Robert Bridges, Editor FHP Colonel Reid Clifton, a mem- the licenses cost fifty cents each Jim Barr, Associate Editor ber of that first training school, gave Morris Williams and required no examination of any Sue Brannon, Controller the fascinating answer to that ques- Phone: (386) 755-8183 kind. tion to columnist Vic Smith who [email protected] Dink NeSmith, President wrote a column about it in 1987. 372 W. Duval St. WEEKLY HUGS Tom Wood, Chairman This is a quote from that column, Lake City, FL 32055 printed with his permission. A couple visited their pastor’s “We had a working agreement have a long wait as there wouldn’t office for marriage counseling and with the Greyhound and Trailways be over two or three cars come by the woman said her husband never LETTERS POLICY bus drivers. When they spotted all night. showed her any affection anymore. a wreck or other trouble on the “And that’s the way it was done The pastor walked over to the Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly writ‑ highways, the drivers notified their back in those early days.” wife, patted her softly on her ten and double spaced. Letters should not exceed 400 dispatchers who would call the Lake City has had several direct back, complimented her on her words and will be edited for length and libel. Letters troopers’ wives and our wives would connections to the FHP. appearance, and gave her a gentle must be signed and include the writer’s name, address tell us the problem when we’d call • Lake City Governor Fred P. Christian hug. Then he told the in periodically. Cone’s legislation established the husband she need that at least twice and telephone number for verification. Writers can a week. have two “It could be rough sometimes FHP. when we would reach the scene of • Colonel Clifton, later top man in The husband said, “Fine. I’ll bring letters per month published. Letters and guest columns an accident at maybe 3 o’clock on the FHP, had his first assignment as her to your office every Tuesday are the opinion of the writers and not necessarily that a cold morning. Without radios, a young trooper in Lake City and his and Thursday.” of the Lake City Reporter. we had to wait until some car came starting pay was $125 a month. BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL along, flag it down, and ask the driv- • Alfonso Lofton, a local man, 32056; or drop off at 180 E. Duval St. downtown. er to send back a wrecker or maybe became the first black trooper in the BY FAX: (386) 752‑9400. an ambulance or a hearse from the FHP. ■ Morris Williams is a local next town. • The Crawford boys (Floyd, historian and long-time Columbia BY EMAIL: [email protected] “Sometimes back then you might Frank, and Terrell), all CHS gradu- County resident. 5A

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March 17 at 2 p.m. in the Lake City Medical Center class- Unity Day rooms He will discuss hip Sisters Welcome and knee replacement and Missionary Baptist Church, answers questions like “Is 3194 SW Sisters Welcome surgery my only option?” Road, will have a Unity and “How quickly can I Day, with the theme “One return to my normal life- in Christ.” The women’s style after surgery?” To program will be at 11 a.m. reserve a seat, call (386) and the men’s program will 758-3385 to reserve a seat. be at 3 p.m. Camera club Family reunion The Branford Camera The fourth annual Club will meet at 7 p.m. at Christie Family reunion Cuzin’s Restaurant, across will be at 1pm at the Deep the street from Scaff’s Creek Community Center, Market in Branford. The 10 miles north of Lake program will focus on City on U.S. 441. Bring preparations for our sec- a pot luck dish to share. ond annual Spring Photo For more information, call Critique to be held dur- Wallace Christie at 752- ing our April 18 meeting. 4447 or Alton Christie at Skip Weigel, retired local 752-3454. professional portrait pho- tographer, will be our host Pastor appreciation COURTESY for the meeting. Come Trinity Faith Outreach early if you’d like to join Ministries, 738 NW Texas Top chorus us for dinner before the St., will have an appre- meeting. Visit Branford ciation service for Pastor Congratulations to the Fort White High School Chorus for scoring straight “Superiors” on performance and “Excellent” on Camera Club on Facebook C. Y. Perry at 11:30 a.m. sight-singing, giving them an over-all score of “Superior” at the District 4 Music Performance Assessment. The event was or call Carolyn Hogue at The messenger will be held on March 8 at First Coast Senior High School in Jacksonville. The Chorus is under the direction of Tina Johnson, and (386) 935-2044, for more Elder Kenneth Griffin of their accompanist is Bobbie Moore, who is also the reading specialist at FWHS. information. Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church in Fort White. Brother Atuan community to a Lenten North Florida will meet 1 p.m. at the Holiday Inn will be held at 2 p.m. at March 22 Richardson of Gainesville. lunch from noon until 1p.m. atat 6:15 p.m. at The First Hotel and Suites. Tickets the Wings Community Fish dinner At 3 p.m., the mesenger in the Fellowship Hall of Presbyterian Church. are $25 each; tables are Education Center, 857 SW Our Redeemer Lutheran will be Elder Darryl Reid the church. The lunch The community is invit- $200. Reservations are Main Blvd. in the Lake City Church, 5056 SW State of Lake City with music will include soups freshly ed to attend. There will required by 9 a.m. March Plaza. The workshop, facili- Road 47 in Lake City, pre- by Sharon Williams of made by the women of be refreshments, fellow- 15. For more information tated by Dr. Joy Dias, direc- pares fish dinners every Gainesville. The commu- the church. It will be fol- ship, a short meeting and or reservations, contact the tor of client counseling and Friday from 3:30 to 6:30 nity is invited. lowed by a short drama. speaker. The speaker this chamber at at www.lakec- support services, University p.m. The dinner is $6 for month is Helen Beaty with itychamber.com or phone of Florida College of two Alaskan pollock filets, Preacher appreciation Fundraiser night a program called “ Framing (386) 752-3690. Veterinary Medicine, will corn, baked beans, hush- Olivet Missionar Baptist Eastside Elementary Matters.” Helen has taught discuss working through puppies, cole slaw and Church will celebrate its School Safety Patrol will art at Niblack Elementery grief over the death of a pet tarter sauce. Take out or Pastor Ronald V. Walters have a fundraiser from 5 School for the past 13 years March 20 and understanding the grief eat in. and his family for eight years to 8 p.m. at Moe’s on U.S. and also has her own frame Holy Week service of others. For information of service. Guest speaker 90 West. shop, The Framery, located First Presbyterian or to register, contact Vicki Living will program for 11a.m. service will be on Marion Avenue. Church will have a Service Myers at 755-7714 ext. The Five Wishes Pastor Antonie Walker School open house of Wholeness at 6:15 p.m. 2411 or (866) 642-0962 at Workshop is available from Baxley, Ga. Guest A ribbon cutting and Ombudsman volunteers The service provides a Hospice of Citrus County to community groups, speaker for 3 p.m. service open house for Columbia Florida’s Long-term Care time for to meet God and Inc./Hospice of the Nature civic clubs, and churches will be Pastor Tyrone Blue Academic Academy will Ombudsman Program to feel the omfort and for- Coast. Visit www.hospice in Columbia, Hamilton, from Gainesville. Please begin at 4:30 p.m. The is seeking volunteers to giveness that refreshes ofcitrus.org. Lafayette and Suwannee join us in this joyous appre- academy is at 3329 SW advocate for the rights of through Jesus Christ. At counties. Larry Geiger, ciation celebration. For Main Blvd. To register, seniors living in nursing this service, chants are Gardening program public relations manag- more information, contact contact the Lake City- homes, assisted living facil- sung, reflective silence, Master Gardener Tony er for the Hospice of the Margaret Denson at (386) Columbia County Chamber ities and adult family care and proclamation of the Kurtz will present a pro- Nature Coast, will facilitate 754-1821 or Annie Perry at of Commerce at www.lake homes. Special training and Scriptures will be held. We gram on “Green and Easy the workshop at no cost. (386) 438-8635. citychamber.com or phone certification are provided. will offer anointing with oil Florida Lawns” at 5:45 p.m. Five Wishes is a easy-to- (386) 752-3690. For more information, call and prayers for healing. at the Fort White Library complete, legal living will (888) 831-0404 or visit the on State Route 47. document that spells out March 18 Support group program website at http:// the medical, personal, emo- SCORE workshop Another Way Inc. pro- ombudsman.myflorida. March 21 Joint replacement tional and spiritual needs. SCORE is holding a vides a domestic violence com. The local ombudsman Pet loss program Dr. Jeffrey Glenn will To schedule a workshop free entrepreneur’s inter- support group every council will meet at 1 p.m. A free program, “Coping give a free seminar on contact Larry Geiger at active workshop from 6 Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. If you today, April 18 and May with the Loss of Your Pet” joint replacement options 755-7714 or 866-642-0962. to 8 p.m. at the Columbia are a current or former sur- 21 at the Alachua Regional County Public Library, 308 vivor of domestic violence, Service Center, 14107 NW NW Columbia Ave. You can call 386-719-2702 for meet- Highway 441 in Alachua. ask questions, get advice, ing location and an intake The meetings are open to OBITUARIES meet other entrepreneurs, appointment. All services the public. receive free educational are free and confidential. Misty Dawn Harper death by her father Russell Harp- His memory will live on in materials from the Small er and brother Russell Hoagland. the hearts of his children, Patrol fundraiser Misty Dawn Loved and missed by James McKnight, Jackson- Business Administration Plant clinic Eastside Elementary Harper, age family and friends. ville, Florida, Nathaniel McK- and other sources and University of Florida School Safety Patrol will 32, a lifelong night, Yvonne McKnight, both arrange for one-on-one Master Gardeners are have a fundraiser at Moe’s resident of Co- Elijah D. McKnight of Gainesville, Florida, Linda business counseling from available every Tuesday on U.S. 90 West from 5 to 8 lumbia County McKnight-Sampson, Colum- died Sunday, Mr. Elijah Duke McKnight, bus, Georgia; grandchildren; qualified SCORE volun- and Thursday from 9 a.m. p.m. Moe’s will donate 20 March 10, 88, was born great-grandchildren; and a host teers. Call (386) 752-2000 or to noon at the Columbia percent of the proceeds go 2013 at Shands May 15, 1924 of nieces, nephews, cousins, email scorelakecity@gmail. County Extension Office, to the safety patrol. Patrol UF in Gaines- in Live Oak, other relatives and friends. com to reserve a seat. 164 SW Mary Ethel Lane, members also will be sell- ville. Misty Florida to Grant Funeral services for Mr. McK- to answer questions about ing the Belk’s charity tick- was born August McKnight and night will be 11:00 a.m. Saturday, 4, 1980 in Phoenix, Arizona. She Minnie Hawkins McKnight. March 18, 2013 at Shiloh Mis- UDC meeting lawns and plants. Bring ets for $ 1each. is survived by her mother Bo- He was educated in the Suwan- sionary Baptist Church. view- The Olustee Chapter of samples for free diagno- nita Harper of Lake City; two nee County School System. ing one hour prior to service. United Daughters of the sis or solutions. For more NARFE meeting children: Dakota Harper, 5 and Mr. McKnight was employed Arrangements entrusted to Confederacy will meet information, call 752-5384. The National Association Marisa Harper, 2 both of Lake as an Engineer with the COMBS FUNERAL HOME. City; brothers: Shawn Hoagland City of Gainesville, Florida. at 5:15 p.m. at the China of Retired Federal of Zainesville, Oh, Billy Hoa- On March 13, 2013, he tran- Buffet, 345 W. Duval Employees will meet at Obituaries are paid advertise- Square dancing gland of Tallahassee, FL., Bruce sitioned from this life in ments. For details, call the Lake St. (U.S. 90). The guest The Dixie Dancers 1 p.m. at the LifeStyle Harper and Brian Harper both of the Suwannee Health Care City Reporter’s classified depart- speaker will be Lunelle square dance group will Enrichment Center, 628 Lake City. She is proceeded in Center, Live Oak, Florida. ment at 752-1293. Siegel, a noted author- have square dancing SE Allison Court. Master ity on 19th-century history classes from 7 to 8:30 p.m. gardener Tony Kurtz will and the War Between the at Teen Town, 533 NW be the speaker. For more States. She will give a talk Desoto St. Classes will information, contact Jim on “A 150 Year Reflection be held each Tuesday at Purvis at 752-8570. You Are Invited To on the Emancipation that location. The first two Proclamation.” A buffet classes are free. For more Holy Week Services meal will be served after the information, call 758-3654 March 20 meeting. Cost is $9 (drinks or 754-1478 or visit online Business of year extra). Reservations not at www.DixieDancers.net. The Lake City-Columbia First Presbyterian Church required. For more infor- County Business/Citizen SERVICE OF WHOLENESS–March 20, 6:15 p.m. mation, call Linda Williams Art league to meet of the Year luncheon will at (352) 215-8776 The Art League of be from 11:30 a.m. to The services provides a time for you to meet God and feel the comfort and forgiveness that refreshes you through Jesus Christ. In this service we will sing chants, reective silence, and proclamation of scriptures. We will oer anointing with oil and prayers for healing. Laying hen project Columbia County PALM SUNDAY–March 24, 10:30 a.m. Extension will have an :fd\Y\n`k_ljkf:\c\YiXk\ A celebration of Jesus’ triumphant entry into Jerusalem. We will relive this celebration with a parade including orientation for the 4H k_\C`]\f] marching drummers, waving of palms, and a parade of banners. Laying Hen Projects for youth at 6:30 p.m. the GXlcX8eeDX^\\ MAUNDY THURSDAY–March 28, 7:00 p.m. Extension offices located )$')$+-k_il($'0$(* Commemorates the Last Supper when Jesus shared the Passover meal with his disciples on the night before at the Columbia County N`]\#dfk_\i#^iXe[dfk_\iXe[]i`\e[ he was cruci ed. We are oering Communion as part of the celebration. Fairgrounds. Participants K_\Z\c\YiXk`fen`cckXb\ GOOD FRIDAY–March 29, 7:00 p.m. are not required to be A time of penance and fasting as the anniversary of the death of Christ. already enrolled in 4H. For gcXZ\Xk1 more information, contact G`e\>ifm\9Xgk`jk EASTER SUNDAY–March 31, 10:30 a.m. the Extension Office at Celebrating Christ’s triumphant resurrection in this celebration of worship, including the (386)752-5384. :_liZ_ proclamation of the Good News, music, scripture, and worship. The Worship team will (0/0L%J%?np%++(Efik_ present a special program called “HE’S ALIVE”. i[ March 19 JXkli[Xp#DXiZ_)* www.Fpclc.org Lenten lunch )1''G%D% First Presbyterian Church The First Presbyterian

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GREENSBORO, N.C. — Durand Scott scored a career-high 32 points to help No. 9 Miami beat North Carolina State 81-71 on Saturday in the Atlantic Coast Conference tourna- ment semifinals, earning its first trip to the champi- onship game. Shane Larkin added 23 for the top-seeded Hurricanes (26-6), who led the entire way and by 19 points late in the first half. Miami shot 46 per- cent behind Scott, a senior guard who went 12-for-18 from the field and 5-for-8 from 3-point range. Scott also had a couple of big shots that shut down comeback bids from the fifth-seeded Wolfpack (24- 10), who got as close as six after halftime but couldn’t dig out of that big hole. Miami also controlled the boards to score 18 second-chance points to ASSOCIATED PRESS go with 15 points off turn- Miami Heat’s LeBron James jumps onto a table while trying to save a ball going out of overs. bounds against the Milwaukee Bucks in a NBA basketball game on Friday in Milwaukee. Now the Hurricanes can ASSOCIATED PRESS turn their attention to add- Miami’s Julian Gamble (45) battles with North Carolina ing a tournament title to State’s Richard Howell (1) and T.J. Warren (24) for a go with their first regular- rebound during the first half the Atlantic Coast Conference season crown in Sunday’s tournament in Greensboro, N.C. on Saturday. Heat continues final. GATORS: Boynton takes over in win to rise in Miami Continued From Page 1B anyone to shoot 50 percent time. 31. Next he made a driving By ANDREW SELIGMAN were a mediocre road team game, nailing two 3-point- or better this season. The Tide stayed hot basket. Then Boynton sank Associated Press barely on top of the Eastern ers. He even converted a Alabama was ahead 28- early in the second half a 3-pointer. He followed Conference standings. four-point play that made 25 after a first half that and extended itsr lead to that up with a fast-break MILWAUKEE — “I think the biggest thing it 67-53 about five minutes featured five ties and seven 37-27 when Releford sank layup that gave Florida the Whether this winning for our team was watching into the third quarter. lead changes, with neither two free throws with 16:05 lead. Boynton closed this streak for the Miami Heat the Super Bowl and get- James was his usual team ever in front by more remaining. stunning flurry by going ends with the NBA record ting away from basketball dominant self, and Wade than five points. The Tide’s That’s when Boynton into the paint and making or not, Chris Bosh is cer- in a sense and just enjoying finished with 20 points hot shooting enabled them took over the game. a shot off the glass that tain of one thing. each other,” Dwyane Wade as the Heat avenged a to lead even though they First the senior guard extended Florida’s advan- He won’t look back with said. “We got the famous loss at Milwaukee in late had seven turnovers and made a pair of free throws tage to 40-37 with 12:02 any regrets. speech from Shane Battier December. There’s a chance only one assist before half- to cut Alabama’s lead to 37- remaining. “You have to enjoy it,” and we’ve been rolling ever these two teams could meet Bosh said Friday after Heat since.” in the first round of the beat Milwaukee for their What did Battier say? playoffs, and Milwaukee’s 21st straight win. “We don’t “You had to be there,” Brandon Jennings basically want to be in a position Bosh said. “It was after said bring it on. where we’re not and then watching the Super Bowl. “I still don’t take any- THE TOP 7 REASONS we look back and say, ‘I It was a good game, we had thing back about playing wish we would have done a great time. I guess the Miami in the first round,” this. I wish we would have main focus was that you’re he said afterward as he done that.’ We’re having going to miss me when I’m kept his eyes on North TO CHOOSE LCMC a blast together, which is gone.” Carolina State’s ACC tour- most important. Bosh laughed. nament game. “I still think AS YOUR COMMUNITY HOSPITAL “To put some wins “It was not so much about we match up well against together, to have a chance him,” he continued. “He them. We just had an off at winning an NBA title and tied in everything. He tied night tonight.” defending an NBA title is in life to the Super Bowl. It Ersan Ilyasova led very special.” was just everything. It was Milwaukee with 26 points LeBron James and Chris a good time.” and a season-high 17 Bosh each scored 28 points, It’s been nothing but rebounds. and Miami kept its win good times for the Heat Jennings scored 21 but streak going, beating the ever since, although there was 6 of 15 from the field, Bucks 107-94. was a scary moment for and the Bucks shot just Only three other teams them in this game. over 37 percent. Monta Survey of Patients’ Hospital Experience* Lake City Shands Lake Shore FLA US have won 20 in a row in one That was when Wade Ellis struggled, finishing Medical Center Regional Medical Center Average Average season, and the Heat now walked to the locker room with seven points after scor- The following scores are reported on the trail just the 1971-72 Los with what the team said was ing 26 in the previous game Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Angeles Lakers (33) and the a neck strain after crashing at Washington, and the Providers and Systems (HCAHPS) national 2007-08 Houston Rockets to the court in the early Bucks dropped their third survey. (22) after moving ahead of going. The Heat overcame straight. Patients who reported that their nurses 77% 66% 73% 78% the 1970-71 Bucks. that and led by as much as Larry Sanders got eject- “always” communicated well. The Heat haven’t lost since 17 in the third quarter, then ed for the second straight Patients who reported that their doctors 84% 73% 77% 81% they fell at Indiana on Feb. withstood a push by the game with 2:44 left after he “always” communicated well. 1, and they return Sunday Bucks to keep the streak was called for a foul against Patients who reported that they “always” to Toronto, the place where going. James and picked up two receieved help as soon as they wanted. 68% 51% 60% 66% this streak started two days Bosh hit from all angles technicals. later — back when they and was 12 of 16 in the Despite all those issues, Patients who reported that their pain was “always” well controlled. 68% 61% 67% 70%

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Monday n Fort White High rebound against weightlifting hosts sub-sectional, 3:30 p.m. n Columbia High girls Gainesville High tennis at Forest High, 4:30 p.m. CHS softball contest. n Fort White High JV The Lady Tigers went baseball vs. Santa Fe knocks off Lady scoreless in the first inning, High, 7 p.m. Hurricanes, 12-2. but Keeley Murray start- Tuesday ed out a four-run second n Columbia High By BRANDON FINLEY inning to give Columbia a tennis at Suwannee High, [email protected] 1-0 lead by scoring Caleigh 3:30 p.m. McCauley on a double. n Columbia High After suffering only their Emily Harvey, who baseball at Palatka High, second loss of the season on reached on a walk, scored 4 p.m. Thursday, the Lady Tigers on a passed ball to give n Columbia High softball team showed that Columbia a 2-0 lead and softball at P.K. Yonge they are best when bounc- Lacey King doubled to School, 6 p.m. ing back. score Murray for a 3-0 lead. n Fort White High Columbia High defeated The final run of the second softball at Santa Fe High, Gainesville High, 12-2, in inning came off a sacrifice 6 p.m. six innings on Friday. fly from Kayli Kvistad to n Fort White High Ashley Shoup pitched score Brittany Morgan. baseball vs. Williston five innings to pick up the The Lady Tigers went High, 7 p.m. win for the Lady Tigers scoreless in the third, but Thursday allowing five hits and strik- bounced back with four n Fort White High ing out five batters. Shoup more runs in the fourth softball vs. P.K. Yonge issued two walks and gave inning. School, 6 p.m. up two earned runs. Murray reached with her n Columbia High Erin Anderson finished second double of the game, baseball at Wolfson High, the final inning and gave up stole second and then 6:30 p.m. one hit. scored off a passed ball to JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter n Columbia High Columbia scored in Columbia High School’s Brandy Morgan swings at a pitch during a game against Lafayette on softball vs. St. Augustine bunches throughout the CHS continued on 2B March 7. High, 7 p.m. (JV-5) n Columbia High track in Dale Regan Memorial meet at Episcopal School, 3:30 p.m. Friday n Columbia High girls tennis vs. Citrus High at Jonesville Tennis Center, 2:30 p.m. n Fort White High weightlifting at Bradford High, 3:30 p.m. n Columbia High softball vs. Atlantic Coast High, 7 p.m. (JV-5) n Fort White High softball at Keystone Heights High, 7 p.m. n Fort White High baseball vs. Interlachen High, 7 p.m. (JV-5) Saturday n Fort White High baseball vs. Columbia High, 3 p.m. (JV-1) n Fort White High track at FSU Relays, TBD March 25 n Fort White High baseball at Bolles School, 6 p.m. March 26 n Fort White High baseball at Episcopal High, 7 p.m. BRIEFS

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Coaches needed; BRANDON FINLEY/Lake City Reporter meeting April 15 Springing into the season Lake City Pop Warner The Lake City/Columbia County Babe Ruth youth baseball season kicked off with it’s opening day ceremonies on Saturday. Teams met at noon for Football is looking for coaches. Coaches must introductions at Jack Muenchen field. More pictures on page 4B. be 18 years old or older and will be subject to background screening. There is a Gators roll Tide in SEC Pop Warner Football meeting at 6 p.m. April 15 at Richardson Florida makes of the NCAA tournament 16:05 remaining before Community Center. easy work of bubble at the start of the Florida reeled off 15 straight For details, call Mike week. Even after beating points over the next 5 min- Ferrell at 209-1662. Alabama, 61-51. Tennessee 64-62 on Friday utes. In the lone regular- in a battle of bubble teams, season meeting between WOLVES CHEERLEADING By STEVE MEGARGEE Alabama said it still had the two teams, Florida ral- Associated Press more work to do and was lied from eight points down Clinic, tryouts trying to take its fate out of in the final 12½ minutes to set for this week NASHVILLE, Tenn. the selection committee’s win 64-52 on March 2 in — Kenny Boynton scored hands by earning the SEC’s Gainesville. Richardson Middle 11 straight points during automatic bid. This game featured the School cheer tryout a 15-0 second-half run and Alabama went 12-6 in SEC’s two best scoring packets are available No. 13 Florida overcame conference play during the defenses, with Florida (53.4) at the front office and a 10-point, second-half regular season, but the Tide and Alabama (58.9) allow- guidance office at RMS, deficit to beat Alabama hurt its cause by going 1- ing fewer than 60 points per and the front office of 61-51 on Saturday in the 5 in December, including game. And it started out as the zoned elementary Southeastern Conference home nonconference losses a defensive struggle, with schools. Packets are due tournament semifinals. to Mercer and Tulane. Florida leading 6-2 7 min- by 3 p.m. Monday in The top-seeded Gators Held scoreless for the utes into the game. the RMS cheer mailbox. (26-6) advanced the Sunday first 25 minutes, Boynton But after missing four of Cheer clinics are 3:30- championship game against finished with a game-high its first five shots and com- 5:30 p.m. Tuesday and Mississippi or Vanderbilt. 16 points. Patric Young had mitting four turnovers in the Wednesday. Tryouts are Alabama (21-12), the 13 points and nine rebounds first 5½ minutes, Alabama’s 3:30 p.m. Thursday in the ASSOCIATED PRESS tournament’s No. 4 seed, for the Gators. Mike Rosario offense found a rhythm. RMS gym. Florida guard Michael Frazier II (20) picks up a loose ball will spend Sunday waiting added 10 points. The Crimson Tide shot 55 For details, call as forward Will Yeguete (15) lies on the court and Alabama to learn its fate from the Trevor Releford scored percent (11 of 20) in the coach Shannon Hall at guard Retin Obasohan chases during the first half the NCAA tournament selec- 12 points, and Nick Jacobs first half against a Florida 623-4058. Southeastern Conference tournament on Saturday in tion committee. and Trevor Lacey each team that hadn’t allowed Most mock brackets had added 11 for Alabama. Nashville, Tenn. continued on 6B n From staff reports Alabama on the wrong side Alabama led 37-27 with GATORS 2BSPORTS

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Florida 80, LSU 58 1:05 p.m. TELEVISION Miami vs. Minnesota at Fort Myers, 1:05 p.m. At Nashville, Tenn. Boston vs. Pittsburgh at Bradenton, TV sports LSU (19-12) 1:05 p.m. Carmouche 4-10 3-7 14, Hickey 2-4 Chicago Cubs vs. San Diego at Peoria, Today 0-0 5, O’Bryant III 3-7 2-6 8, Coleman 3-9 Ariz., 4:05 p.m. AUTO RACING 1-3 7, Stringer 2-7 1-2 7, Courtney 1-3 Milwaukee vs. Cleveland at Goodyear, 7 p.m. 3-4 5, Collins 2-5 0-0 6, Hammink 0-3 1-2 Ariz., 4:05 p.m. ESPN2 — NHRA, Gatornationals, at 1, Morgan 1-3 1-2 4, Del Piero 0-3 1-2 1. Arizona vs. L.A. Dodgers at Glendale, Gainesville (same-day tape) Totals 18-54 13-28 58. Ariz., 4:05 p.m. 12:30 p.m. FLORIDA (25-6) Seattle vs. Oakland at Phoenix, FOX — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, Food Boynton 1-7 0-0 2, Rosario 2-7 3-3 4:05 p.m. City 500, at Bristol, Tenn. 7, Young 3-5 4-10 10, Wilbekin 6-8 0-0 Kansas City vs. Texas at Surprise, Ariz., BASEBALL 16, Murphy 11-15 0-2 27, Kurtz 1-2 0-0 9:05 p.m. 9 p.m. 2, Ogbueze 0-0 0-0 0, Graham 0-1 0-0 0, Cincinnati vs. Colorado at Scottsdale, MLB — World Baseball Classic, semifi- Yeguete 1-2 1-2 3, Frazier II 3-5 3-4 11, Ariz., 10:10 p.m. nal, at San Francisco Prather 1-4 0-1 2, Walker 0-1 0-0 0. Totals COLLEGE SOFTBALL 29-57 11-22 80. Noon Halftime—Florida 43-28. 3-Point World Baseball Classic FSN — East Carolina at UAB Goals—LSU 9-19 (Carmouche 3-5, GOLF Collins 2-3, Stringer 2-6, Hickey 1-1, SECOND ROUND 9 a.m. Morgan 1-2, Coleman 0-2), Florida 11-20 Thursday’s Game TGC — European PGA Tour, Avantha (Murphy 5-7, Wilbekin 4-5, Frazier II 2-2, Dominican Republic 3, United States i Masters, final round, at Delhi, India (same- Rosario 0-2, Boynton 0-4). Fouled Out— Friday’s Game day tape) None. Rebounds—LSU 27 (Del Piero 6), Puerto Rico 4, United States 3 1 p.m. Florida 47 (Murphy 12). Assists—LSU 7 Saturday’s Game TGC — PGA Tour, Tampa Bay Classic, (Carmouche 3), Florida 17 (Boynton 7). Puerto Rico vs. Dominican Republic final round, at Tampa Bay Total Fouls—LSU 18, Florida 18. Today’s Game 3 p.m. Group 1 winner vs. Japan, 9 p.m. COURTESY PHOTO NBC — PGA Tour, Tampa Bay Classic, Monday’s Game final round, at Tampa Bay ACC tournament Netherlands vs. Group 2 winner, 4 p.m. 9 p.m. Scholar athletes First Round TGC — LPGA, Founders Cup, final CHAMPIONSHIP Late Thursday round, at Phoenix At San Francisco Columbia High baseball players who received Gator baseball tickets are coach Maryland 75, Wake Forest 62 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Jonathan Ulsh (from left), T.J. Price, Jason Bass, Caleb Vaughn and Kaleb Rossignol. Florida State 73, Clemson 69 TGC — Champions Tour, Toshiba Semifinal winners, 8 p.m. In back are Dan Shelley (left), representing the Rountree-Moore Auto Group, and Fred Classic, final round, at Newport Beach, Quarterfinals Calif. (same-day tape) Friday Koberlein. Korberlein and Rountee-Moore donate tickets for Florida home series to CHS MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Miami 69, Boston College 58 AUTO RACING players who exhibit teamwork and high academic performance. 4 p.m. N.C. State 75, Virginia 56 WGN — Preseason, Chicago Cubs vs. Maryland 83, Duke 74 Race week Oakland, at Phoenix North Carolina 83, Florida St. 62 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Semifinals NHRA MELLOW YELLO DRAG 1 p.m. Saturday CHS Erectile Dysfunction RACING ABC — Southeastern Conference, Miami 81, N.C. State 71 NHRA GATORNATIONALS championship, at Nashville, Tenn. Maryland vs. North Carolina (n) From Page 1B Site: Gainesville Drugs May Be Dangerous To Your Health CBS — Atlantic 10 Conference, Championship Schedule: Today, final eliminations FREE book by doctor reveals what the championship, at Brooklyn, N.Y. Today (ESPN2, 7-10 p.m.). give Columbia a 5-0 lead. ESPN — Atlantic Coast Conference, Semifinal winners, 1 p.m. GUXJFRPSDQLHVGRQ·WZDQW\RXWRNQRZ Track: Auto Plus Raceway. “She’s hit the ball well championship, at Greensboro, N.C. 'U.HYLQ+RUQVE\0'ZLOOPDLOWKH SD\ WKH SRVWDJH DQG KDQGOLQJ ,I NASCAR 3:30 p.m. tonight,” Columbia head ILUVWPHQWKDWUHVSRQGWRWKLVDG WKHSRSXODUSLOOVGRQ¶WZRUNIRU\RX North Carolina 83, SPRINT CUP CBS — Big Ten Conference, coach Jimmy Williams DIUHHFRS\RIKLVQHZWKLUW\GROODU UHJDUGOHVV RI \RXU DJH RU PHGLFDO FOOD CITY 500 championship, at Chicago Florida State 62 ERRN³$'RFWRU¶V*XLGHWR(UHFWLOH KLVWRU\ LQFOXGLQJ GLDEHWHV DQG Site: Bristol, Tenn. said. “She can do it all for 6 p.m. '\VIXQFWLRQ´+H¶VVRVXUHWKLVERRN SURVWDWHFDQFHU \RXRZHLWWR\RXU Schedule: Today, practice (Fox Sports us.” CBS — NCAA Division I tournament, At Greensboro, N.C. ZLOO FKDQJH \RXU OLIH KH ZLOO HYHQ VHOIDQG\RXUODG\WRUHDGWKLVERRN Speed, noon-1:30 p.m.), qualifying (Fox Brittany Morgan stole Selection Show, at Indianapolis FLORIDA ST. (18-15) &DOO7ROO)UHH  RUwww.eddoctor.com. Sports Speed, 3:30-5 p.m.); Saturday, NBA BASKETBALL White 3-5 0-0 6, Turpin 2-3 4-4 8, home on a suicide squeeze practice (Fox Sports Speed, 9-10 a.m., 3:30 p.m. Bookert 2-7 5-5 9, Snaer 8-12 1-2 20, and Anderson scored King noon-1 p.m.); Sunday, race 1 p.m. (FOX, ABC — New York at L.A. Clippers Thomas 3-7 2-2 8, Shannon 2-5 0-2 4, 12:30-4:30 p.m.). and Kvistad off a single for NHL HOCKEY Gilchrist 1-2 0-0 2, Brandon 1-3 1-3 3, Track: Bristol Motor Speedway (oval, an 8-0 lead. 12:30 p.m. Miller 1-5 0-0 2, Whisnant II 0-2 0-0 0. 0.533 miles). NBC — Boston at Pittsburgh Totals 23-51 13-18 62. In the fifth, the Lady Race distance: 500 laps, 266.5 miles. 7:30 p.m. NORTH CAROLINA (23-9) Hurricanes got two back, Next race: Auto Club 400, March 24, NBCSN — Buffalo at Washington Bullock 7-11 1-1 17, McAdoo 6-9 0-0 Auto Club Speedway, Fontana, Calif. but Columbia made it 9-2 SOCCER 12, Hairston 7-11 2-2 21, Strickland 3-8 when Tatum Morgan hit a 4-4 10, Paige 3-8 2-3 9, McDonald 2-9 1 p.m. double to score King. ESPN2 — MLS, Houston at Dallas 2-2 8, Hubert 1-1 0-0 2, Tokoto 0-2 0-0 Food City 500 lineup TENNIS 0, Johnson 0-2 0-0 0, Simmons 1-1 0-0 2, Columbia finished off 3 p.m. James 0-0 0-0 0, Moody 0-0 0-0 0, Davis At Bristol Motor Speedway Gainesville in the bottom ESPN2 — ATP World Tour/WTA, 0-0 0-0 0, Tanner 0-0 0-0 0, Manor 1-1 Bristol, Tenn. of the sixth. Murray scored BNP Paribas Open, men’s and women’s 0-0 2, Robinson 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 31-63 Friday qualifying; race today McCauley and Anderson championships, at Indian Wells, Calif. 11-12 83. (Car number in parentheses) ——— Halftime—North Carolina 35-27. 1. (18) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 129.535. for an 11-2 lead with a dou- Monday 3-Point Goals—Florida St. 3-12 (Snaer 2. (5) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, ble and Brittany Morgan’s MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 3-5, White 0-1, Miller 0-1, Thomas 0-1, 128.995. single scored Murray for 1 p.m. Bookert 0-1, Brandon 0-1, Whisnant II 3. (11) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 128.96. the 12-2 final. 0-2), North Carolina 10-22 (Hairston 5-6, ESPN — Preseason, Philadelphia vs. 4. (55) Brian Vickers, Toyota, 128.528. “We have a way of taking Atlanta, at Orlando McDonald 2-6, Bullock 2-6, Paige 1-4). 5. (27) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, NBA BASKETBALL Fouled Out—McAdoo, Snaer. Rebounds— 128.356. it out on our next opponent 8 p.m. Florida St. 30 (Snaer 7), North Carolina 33 6. (1) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, after a loss,” Williams said. ESPN — Miami at Boston (Bullock 9). Assists—Florida St. 8 (Snaer 128.288. “We know how to bounce 10:30 p.m. 5), North Carolina 20 (Paige 10). Total 7. (2) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 128.211. back.” ESPN — New York at Utah Fouls—Florida St. 17, North Carolina 15. 8. (14) Tony Stewart, Chevrolet, NHL HOCKEY 128.005. Columbia (13-2, 3-0 dis- 7:30 p.m. Florida State 73, 9. (56) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, trict) travels to P.K. Yonge NBCSN — Philadelphia at Tampa Bay 127.946. at 6 p.m. on Tuesday before Clemson 69 10. (22) Joey Logano, Ford, 127.877. hosting St. Augustine 11. (24) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet, and Atlantic Coast BASKETBALL At Greensboro, N.C. 127.869. CLEMSON (13-18) 12. (20) Matt Kenseth, Toyota, high schools in district NBA schedule Jennings 3-9 1-2 7, McDaniels 6-9 2-3 127.852. games on Thursday and 16, Booker 4-8 2-4 11, Hall 1-4 5-8 7, 13. (48) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, Friday. Roper 3-11 9-13 18, Harrison 3-9 0-1 7, Today’s Games 127.835. Filer 1-1 0-0 3, Sullivan 0-0 0-0 0, Nnoko Orlando at Milwaukee, 1 p.m. 14. (38) David Gilliland, Ford, 127.792. 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 21-51 19-31 69. Miami at Toronto, 1 p.m. 15. (13) Casey Mears, Ford, 127.588. FLORIDA ST. (18-14) New York at L.A. Clippers, 3:30 p.m. 16. (31) Jeff Burton, Chevrolet, White 8-11 7-7 24, Ojo 0-0 0-0 0, Golden State at Houston, 7 p.m. 127.512. Bookert 3-4 4-8 12, Thomas 2-3 0-0 New Orleans at Minnesota, 7 p.m. 17. (42) Juan Pablo Montoya, Chevrolet, 5, Snaer 3-10 4-4 10, Gilchrist 0-0 0-0 Oklahoma City at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. 127.47. 0, Turpin 0-1 0-0 0, Miller 0-4 0-0 0, Atlanta at Brooklyn, 8 p.m. 18. (29) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, Whisnant II 0-0 0-0 0, Brandon 2-3 3-6 8, Sacramento at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m. 127.453. Shannon 4-8 4-5 12, Bojanovsky 0-1 2-2 2. Monday’s Games 19. (78) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, Totals 22-45 24-32 73. Indiana at Cleveland, 7 p.m. 127.393. Halftime—Clemson 35-30. 3-Point Washington at Charlotte, 7 p.m. 20. (43) Aric Almirola, Ford, 127.377. Goals—Clemson 8-17 (Roper 3-3, Portland at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. 21. (99) Carl Edwards, Ford, 127.36. McDaniels 2-3, Booker 1-1, Filer 1-1, Dallas at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. 22. (9) Marcos Ambrose, Ford, 127.36. Harrison 1-3, Hall 0-1, Jennings 0-5), Brooklyn at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. 23. (15) Clint Bowyer, Toyota, 127.3. Florida St. 5-13 (Bookert 2-2, Brandon Denver at Chicago, 8 p.m. 24. (16) Greg Biffle, Ford, 127.258. 1-1, Thomas 1-1, White 1-3, Snaer Minnesota at Memphis, 8 p.m. 25. (83) David Reutimann, Toyota, 0-3, Miller 0-3). Fouled Out—McDaniels, Golden State at New Orleans, 8 p.m. 127.132. Miller, Shannon. Rebounds—Clemson 32 Miami at Boston, 8 p.m. 26. (30) David Stremme, Toyota, (Harrison 8), Florida St. 28 (Bookert, L.A. Lakers at Phoenix, 10 p.m. 126.595. Snaer 5). Assists—Clemson 12 (Hall 5), New York at Utah, 10:30 p.m. 27. (95) Scott Speed, Ford, 126.578. Florida St. 11 (Snaer 5). Total Fouls— 28. (17) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, Clemson 24, Florida St. 23. A—22,169. 126.528. SEC tournament 29. (51) A J Allmendinger, Chevrolet, 126.42. Second Round BASEBALL 30. (34) David Ragan, Ford, 126.403. Late Thursday 31. (39) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, Vanderbilt 75, Arkansas 72 Spring Training 126.237. Missouri 62, Texas A&M 50 32. (88) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, Quarterfinals Today’s Games 125.947. Friday Baltimore (ss) vs. Philadelphia at 33. (7) Dave Blaney, Chevrolet, Florida 80, LSU 58 Clearwater, 1:05 p.m. 125.848. Alabama 58, Tennessee 48 St. Louis vs. Miami at Jupiter, 1:05 p.m. 34. (98) Michael McDowell, Ford, Vanderbilt 64, Kentucky 48 Toronto vs. Houston at Kissimmee, 125.74. Mississippi 64, Missouri 62 1:05 p.m. 35. (36) J.J. Yeley, Chevrolet, 125.732. Semifinals N.Y. Yankees vs. Pittsburgh at 36. (19) Mike Bliss, Toyota, 125.708. Saturday Bradenton, 1:05 p.m. 37. (93) Travis Kvapil, Toyota, Owner Florida 61, Alabama51 Washington vs. Detroit at Lakeland, Points. Vanderbilt vs. Mississippi (n) 1:05 p.m. 38. (87) Joe Nemechek, Toyota, Owner Championship Minnesota vs. Baltimore (ss) at Points. Today Sarasota, 1:05 p.m. 39. (47) Bobby Labonte, Toyota, Semifinal winners, 1 p.m. Atlanta vs. N.Y. Mets at Port St. Lucie, Owner Points. 1:10 p.m. 40. (35) Josh Wise, Ford, Owner Florida 61, Alabama 51 Tampa Bay vs. Boston at Fort Myers, Points. 1:35 p.m. 41. (10) Danica Patrick, Chevrolet, At Nashville, Tenn. San Diego vs. L.A. Angels at Tempe, Owner Points. ALABAMA (21-12) Ariz., 4:05 p.m. 42. (33) Landon Cassill, Chevrolet, Gueye 0-2 0-2 0, Lacey 4-13 0-0 11, Chicago Cubs (ss) vs. Oakland at Owner Points. Releford 4-8 4-4 12, Randolph 2-3 0-1 Phoenix, 4:05 p.m. 43. (32) Terry Labonte, Ford, Owner 5, Cooper 2-4 0-0 6, Jacobs 5-7 1-1 11, Texas (ss) vs. Chicago Cubs (ss) at Las Points. Pollard 0-1 2-2 2, Obasohan 2-4 0-2 4. Vegas, Nev., 4:05 p.m. Totals 19-42 7-12 51. Chicago White Sox vs. Kansas City at FLORIDA (26-6) Surprise, Ariz., 4:05 p.m. HOCKEY Murphy 2-7 2-4 6, Young 6-10 1-3 13, Cleveland vs. Cincinnati at Goodyear, Boynton 6-12 2-2 16, Rosario 3-6 3-3 Ariz., 4:05 p.m. NHL schedule 10, Wilbekin 1-4 2-2 4, Yeguete 2-6 2-2 Texas (ss) vs. Seattle at Peoria, Ariz., 6, Frazier II 0-3 0-0 0, Prather 3-4 0-2 6. 4:05 p.m. Today’s Game Totals 23-52 12-18 61. Milwaukee vs. L.A. Dodgers (ss) at Boston at Pittsburgh, 12:30 p.m. Halftime_Alabama 28-25. 3-Point Glendale, Ariz., 4:05 p.m. Winnipeg at Ottawa, 5 p.m. Goals_Alabama 6-12 (Lacey 3-6, Cooper L.A. Dodgers (ss) vs. Arizona at Buffalo at Washington, 7 p.m. 2-3, Randolph 1-1, Releford 0-2), Florida Scottsdale, Ariz., 4:10 p.m. Nashville at Edmonton, 8 p.m. 3-17 (Boynton 2-6, Rosario 1-3, Wilbekin Colorado vs. San Francisco at Monday’s Games 0-2, Frazier II 0-3, Murphy 0-3). Fouled Scottsdale, Ariz., 6:15 p.m. Carolina at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Out_None. Rebounds_Alabama 28 Monday’s Games Philadelphia at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. (Gueye, Lacey 5), Florida 29 (Young N.Y. Mets vs. St. Louis at Jupiter, Calgary at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. 9). Assists_Alabama 5 (Lacey, Releford 1:05 p.m. Chicago at Colorado, 9 p.m. 2), Florida 9 (Wilbekin 4). Total Fouls_ Detroit vs. Washington at Viera, Minnesota at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Alabama 15, Florida 13. A_NA. 1:05 p.m. San Jose at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Philadelphia vs. Atlanta at Kissimmee, Phoenix at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. 3BSPORTS

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JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High’s Blake Kuykendall locks in his elbows as he participates in the clean-and-jerk.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High weightlifting coach Dennis Dotson gives a few pointers to JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Javere Smith. Columbia High weightlifting coach Brian Allen motivates Felix Woods during a match on Monday.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High’s Laremy Tunsil rests weights on his chest before attempting a clean-and-jerk at a weightlifting meet on Columbia High’s Malachi Jean bench presses at a weightlifting Monday at Fort White High School. meet held at the Fort White High School gymnasium on Monday. 4BSports

4B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, MARCH 17, 2013 Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 Opening Day in Lake City

BRANDON FINLEY/Lake City Reporter More than 300 people were out at the Lake City/Columbia County Babe Ruth Opening Day Ceremony at Southside Sports Complex on Saturday.

Photos by BRANDON FINLEY/Lake City Reporter LEFT: Members of the Big Bubba Gear team race prior to a game on Saturday. Ashton Miles (from left), Bryant Green and Jakai Williams look to lead the bunch.

RIGHT: Max Bavar takes ground balls from his dad Andy Norris (not pictured) before the game.

Photos by BRANDON FINLEY/Lake City Reporter

ABOVE: A group of children gather to play keep away in between games on Saturday.

BELOW: Head coach Tommy Boston of the Health Center of Lake City 8U team speaks prior to a game on Saturday.

BRANDON FINLEY/Lake City Reporter Members of the Lawn Enforcement 12U baseball team practice their fielding prior to the Opening Day Ceremonies held for the Lake City/Columbia County Babe Ruth Association on Saturday at Southside Sports Complex in Lake City. 5BSports

Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, MARCH 17, 2013 5B Florida State eliminated from ACC tournament By AARON BEARD For UNC fans, Hairston’s Associated Press injury is sure to stir an unwanted feeling of deja vu. GREENSBORO, N.C. — It was in last year’s quar- North Carolina opened the terfinal win that forward Atlantic Coast Conference John Henson suffered a tournament by reclaiming wrist injury that sidelined the form that carried the Tar him for the rest of the ACC Heels through February. tournament. The only question is wheth- And it was nearly a year er they’ll have to continue to the day since point guard their title chase without the Kendall Marshall — the Tar guy who sparked their late- Heels’ most irreplaceable ASSOCIATED PRESS season surge. player — suffered a broken Florida State’s Michael Snaer (21) shoots as North Carolina’s Leslie McDonald (2) defends during the Atlantic Coast P.J. Hairston scored 21 right wrist when he took a Conference tournament in Greensboro, N.C. on Friday. points before leaving the hard foul in an NCAA tour- game with a cut to his left nament game here in the hand in the Tar Heels’ Greensboro Coliseum. The 20 for sixth-seeded Florida Bullock and Hairston,” 83-62 win against Florida injury sidelined Marshall State (18-15), which lost Seminoles coach Leonard All Insulated Camo State in Friday night’s quar- the rest of the way and all three meetings with the Hamilton said. “Our game 40% off (in stock) terfinals. ultimately derailed UNC’s Tar Heels this season with plan was to try defensively to Hairston, playing in his national-title chances. the last two coming by 21 be there, not allow them to All Jackets 30-40% off hometown, suffered a cut If Hairston is out, it will points each. get out in transition and get to the webbing between certainly make things The Seminoles advanced those open looks. They’ve Canvas & Camo Jackets 40% off his middle and ring fingers tougher as the Tar Heels to the quarterfinals by got such great range and — apparently when the ball try to win the tournament holding off 11th-seeded get it off so quick, that if you got jammed in between for the first time since 2008. Clemson in the first round allow them to catch, contest- All those fingers. Hairston left After all, the Tar Heels didn’t Thursday night. But they ing’s hard.” Sandals 20% a trail of blood droplets as climb the league standings struggled to slow Hairston After FSU closed to within (Mens & Womens) off he checked out of the game until Williams inserted early and then Bullock after 39-35, Hairston started the and then left the bench area Hairston into a four-guard halftime, as the Tar Heels run with a 3, while Bullock Childrens...30% off in obvious pain with 4:13 starting lineup. returned to the form they followed two possessions left. “He’s a pretty tough kid, displayed during a six-game later with his own 3 over WILSON’S OUTFITTERS The 6-foot-5 sophomore so hopefully he’ll be able winning streak before last Devon Bookert. Bullock also 1291 SE Baya Dr, Lake City • (386) 755-7060 needed eight stitches for to shoot around tomorrow, weekend’s home loss to had a driving layup while [email protected] the cut to his non-shooting and he’ll be back ready rival Duke. drawing a foul for a three- hand. to play,” senior Dexter “That was a terrible game point play, then Hairston “We’re extremely con- Strickland said. for us offensively,” Bullock closed the run with two free cerned right now because Reggie Bullock added said of the Duke game. “We throws to make it 52-35 with his hand is torn up,” 13 of his 17 points after just came out and played 14:15 left. Williams said. “It doesn’t halftime for North Carolina, great basketball.” Florida State never man- look good and they’re stitch- which took control with a Two of Hairston’s first- aged to get that deficit back ing it up and I wouldn’t 13-0 run early in the second half 3s fueled an 8-0 burst to single digits. watch it.” half. UNC hit 10 3s and that gave UNC a 10-point Snaer — the senior with Hairston, who didn’t also scored 27 points off 18 lead, then Bullock sparked buzzer-beating winners speak with reporters after- turnovers to beat the reign- the 13-0 second-half run in the past two seasons ward, hit his first four 3- ing champion Seminoles in that helped the Tar Heels — fouled out with 1:40 left pointers and finished 7-for- a rematch of last season’s blow the game open. and headed to the bench to 11 from the field, including championship game. “It seemed that we just a standing ovation from his 5-for-6 from behind the arc. Michael Snaer scored could not keep up with teammates. Free agency remains wild in NFL

Associated Press leave them with a salary ex-Oakland defensive end offensive lineman Willie cap hit of up to nearly $5 Matt Shaughnessy. Colon and nose tackle Elvis Dumervil was million. In Miami, Ryan Tannehill Antonio Garay. The team staying with the Denver Jennings spent seven now has plenty of poten- announced the deal with Broncos. years getting the best of tial pass targets, thanks to Goodson, along with the And then, he wasn’t. the Vikings’ secondary a spending spree by the re-signing of fullback Lex On another busy day of while playing for their bit- Dolphins. Hilliard. NFL free agency, the high- ter rivals in Green Bay. No Miami signed Keller and light — or lowlight — came longer feeling as important wideout Brandon Gibson to after a strange sequence to the Packers after two sea- complete a much-needed of events in which the sons shortened by injuries, upgrade of the receiving Broncos and the defensive Jennings crossed the bor- corps. The Dolphins ear- end reached an agreement der and found a team that lier added Mike Wallace, on a new deal that ended up welcomed him with desper- the top pass-catcher in not valid because the paper- ately open arms. free agency, and re-signed work was filed too late. Jennings signed a five- wideout Brian Hartline last And now, Dumervil is a year contract with the week. free agent. Vikings on Friday, leav- The moves transform the Also Friday, Greg ing Aaron Rodgers and passing game into a poten- Jennings left Green Bay to that high-octane passing tial strength. head to rival Minnesota, offense in Green Bay for the “We feel that we have Dustin Keller became the unproven Christian Ponder added some very good latest member of the Jets to and the ground-and-pound pieces to our passing leave and Kevin Kolb was Vikings. In 2011, he missed game,” general manager released by Arizona. three games with a sprained Jeff Ireland said. A person familiar with left knee. He said he felt Keller and Gibson the negotiations gave The lost in the shuffle behind agreed. Associated Press details younger Packers receivers “In today’s NFL, you’ve about the confusion involv- such as James Jones, Jordy got to have more than one ing Dumervil and the Nelson and Randall Cobb or two ways to get people Broncos. The person did and sounded determined to the ball,” Gibson said. “This not want to be identified prove that his best years is a young and talented because the negotiations are not behind him. group. If we stick together, were not public. “I can definitely still do we could be very good.” Broncos front office chief it,” said Jennings, who will Gibson spent the past John Elway said the team turn 30 on Sept. 21. “I can four seasons with the St. delivered its final contract definitely still make plays Louis Rams, where he made proposal to Dumervil at 11 and be as exciting as I was 38 starts. Last year, he had a.m. and set a 1 p.m. dead- in my earlier years.” 51 receptions for a career- line for a decision. Elway Arizona released Kolb, high 691 yards and five said Dumervil accepted the ending the quarterback’s touchdowns while starting contract at around 1:25 and two injury-filled seasons 13 games. “although we expressed with the team. The move Keller, who had 17 career our concern regarding the came just ahead of the touchdown catches with the time constraints, we were deadline for paying Kolb Jets, signed a one-year con- assured that the signed doc- a $2 million roster bonus. tract as a replacement for uments would be submitted The Cardinals paid Kolb Anthony Fasano. Keller was to us before the league’s some $20 million over two slowed by a left ankle injury waiver deadline.” seasons after acquiring last year, when he made 28 “We did not receive the him in a trade that sent catches for 317 yards and documents from Elvis by a second-round draft pick two scores in eight games. the league’s deadline and and cornerback Dominique “It was pretty frustrat- were forced to release him Rodgers-Cromartie to the ing,” he said. “This is a fresh shortly before 2 p.m. MDT,” Philadelphia Eagles. start for me. It’s an opportu- Elway said. The move reportedly nity to go somewhere and Dumervil’s agent, Marty saved $7 million in salary re-prove myself.” Magid, did not return mes- cap space. Meanwhile, the Meanwhile, the Jets had sages left by AP via text and Cardinals were spend- their busiest day yet of free voicemail. ing the money left and agent signings after watch- Though the sides had right, agreeing to terms ing several of their key play- agreed on a deal, the odds on one-year contracts with ers leave during the early of Dumervil returning to former San Diego and ex- days of free agency. Denver are hampered University of Arizona cor- New York signed run- because cutting him could nerback Antoine Cason and ning back Mike Goodson, 1CColumbia Inc.

Lake City Reporter Columbia, Inc. Your marketplace source for Lake City and Columbia County Week of March 17-23, 2013 www.lakecityreporter.com Section C ON BUSINESS LOCAL EMPLOYMENT Jobs to be had locally Jerry Osteryoung (850) 644-3372 Area businesses [email protected] post most positions in nearly 3 years.

Growth By TONY BRITT is not [email protected] here are several signs that indicate Columbia always County’s and the region’s economy are perking up and 2013 the goal Tmay be a prosperous year for local businesses. “He who is different In fact, the highest number of from me does not impover- jobs listed in the region in the ish me — he enriches me. past three years were posted at Our unity is constituted in Florida Crown Workforce Career something higher than our- Center in January. selves — in Man... For no “For January we actually man seeks to hear his own showed the highest number echo, or to find his reflec- of job listings in the last three tion in the glass.” years for our region,” said Denise Wynne, Florida Crown’s — Antoine De Saint- lead employer services represen- Exupery tative. “It shows we are trending. It was a record number of job oo often we openings, and it shows our area make the mis- really is starting to open back up take of seeing and we’re booming. It’s a good entrepreneurs time to be looking for work in TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter like Donald our area.” Betty Shope (left), a client at Florida Crown Workforce Center, talks to Lora Rayam, a customer service representa- TTrump and Steve Jobs as The data did not contain how many positions were available, tive, about local employment opportunities. The highest number of jobs listed in the region in the past three years examples that all business- were posted at Florida Crown in January. es should follow. However, nor did it show in what areas the the great majority of firms employment opportunities were call center — that we’re seeing a available.” at least stay the same, if not con- in this country are not available. big push in.” When Wynne reviewed the tinue to rise,” she said. “We’ve truly entrepreneurial but Wynne said some of the She also said the Department March statistics, she said there continued to see new businesses more what I call “lifestyle employment opportunities were of Corrections is hiring at a are currently 157 job postings in opening, and I think that’s a real- businesses.” These lifestyle in the food service industry, higher rate than in other profes- Florida Crown Region VII, which ly good indicator that things are businesses add so much to with three new restaurants, sions. covers Columbia, Union, Dixie picking up. It’s going to continue our economy and the wel- LongHorn Steakhouse, (which “Lancaster (Correctional and Gilchrist counties. to improve.” fare of so many employees. opened last month), Olive Facility) was the only one in our “That represents at least 159 To apply for the vacant posi- To me, an entrepreneur- Garden and Gators Dockside fill- region that didn’t post job list- positions,” she said. tions, residents are encour- ial business is innovative ing their staffs in Lake City. ings,” Wynne said. “Correctional Although Wynne did not have aged to visit the Florida Crown and fast-growing, with “We also have Sitel, who’s Corporations of America has the data listing with a total of job Workforce Career Center at 139 revenues increasing by 20 doing a big hiring push right even started posting some posi- listings for February, she said W. Highway 90, Suite 170. percent or more a year. now,” she said. “They need 35 tions. They’re looking for correc- she expected to see a similar Wynne said Florida Crown Lifestyle businesses, how- positions filled by the end of tions officers, but they’ve been number of job listings. has a variety of services to offer ever, either do not choose the month. I would definitely looking for registered nurses “Based on how busy we’ve people who want to re-enter the to grow or cannot for what- say those are the two industries and licensed practical nurses. been and how busy we continue workforce or students entering ever reason, and owners right now — food service and They have several positions to be, I expect the numbers to the workforce for the first time. are comfortable simply providing secure jobs for themselves and their staffs. I have been head of the entrepreneurship program Gas spike drives at FSU for over 20 years, and throughout my tenure, we have always empha- consumer prices sized entrepreneurship because it is what we felt would be most beneficial up 0.7 percent to our students. However, while this business model Biggest increase is great for college students in three years, to study, it does not fit the but not a worry. majority of businesses in this country. It is not a true comparison in terms By MARTIN CRUTSINGER of what they do, how they AP Economics Writer operate or even how they measure their success. WASHINGTON — A For example, I am work- spike in gas prices drove ing with a family bakery. a measure of U.S. consum- I consider this a lifestyle er costs up in February business because, at the by the most in more than end of the day, they just three years. But outside want to keep the business the gain in fuel costs, infla- afloat so that the family ASSOCIATED PRESS tion was mostly modest. ASSOCIATED PRESS members who work there The Carnival Dream is docked in St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands. Carnival, the world’s larg- The consumer price A spike in gas prices drove will get paid. They do not est cruise line, has suffered through a number of high-profile mishaps. Yet passengers con- index increased a season- consumer costs up in want to grow very much tinue to book vacations thanks to discounts, albeit at a slower pace. ally adjusted 0.7 percent but want to keep things February, but outside the last month from January, gain in fuel, inflation was going simply to ensure the Labor Department said they have jobs and a viable Friday. It was the biggest mostly modest. source of income. Carnival returns to profit; monthly rise since June The knowledge and skills 2009. past 12 months, core prices necessary to be successful travelers fear mishaps Still, three-fourths of have risen just 2 percent. in a lifestyle business are the increase in the index “Aside from the spike very different from those Ship breakdowns fire last month crippled the more than 2 percent. reflected a 9.1 percent in gasoline prices, which required of an entrepre- Carnival Triumph, leaving On Thursday, the com- surge in gas prices. That is already being reversed, neur. Entrepreneurs need hurting bookings 4,200 people stranded for pany ended the voyage of was also the largest month- it is hard to find any evi- to understand concepts like despite discounts. five days without working the Carnival Dream after ly gain since June 2009. dence of major price pres- venture capital and equity toilets or power. This week, the ship’s backup emer- Gas prices had fallen in sures,” said Paul Dales, funding, but lifestyle busi- By SCOTT MAYEROWITZ two more of its ships had gency diesel generator the previous four months. senior U.S. economist for nesses do not, and that is AP Business Writer mechanical problems, ruin- failed, causing problems Since last month’s increase Capital Economics. okay. ing the vacations of thou- with elevators and toilets. gas price have started to Low inflation leaves con- This disparity became MIAMI — The world’s sands more travelers. Instead of continuing back decline again. sumers with more money clear to me while teaching largest cruise line has suf- Carnival Corp. said Friday to Florida, Carnival was For the 12 months that to spend, which benefits entrepreneurship courses fered through a number that it earned $37 million, forced to charter airplanes ended in February, pric- the economy. It also allows at an all-female prison. It of high-profile mishaps. or 5 cents per share, in to fly home the ship’s 4,300 es increased 2.0 percent. the Federal Reserve lee- was obvious that these Yet passengers continue to first quarter ended Feb. 28. passengers. The Dream’s That’s in line with the way to keep interest rates inmates were not identify- book vacations thanks to That compares with a loss next trip, which was sup- Federal Reserve’s inflation low to help spur economic ing with entrepreneurial discounts, albeit at a slower of $139 million, or 18 cents posed to start Sunday, was target. growth. concepts at all. Their goals pace. per share, a year earlier. canceled. All of the pas- Excluding volatile food In February, total energy for their lives after release Carnival Corp. offered But its forecast for the year sengers scheduled for that and energy costs, core costs rose 5.4 percent. In more sales to attract wary came in below analyst’s inflation rose just 0.2 per- BUSINESS continued on 2C passengers after an engine predictions. Its shares fell CARNIVAL continued on 2C cent in February. Over the PRICES continued on 2C 2CBIZ/MOTLEY

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BUSINESS BRIEFS CARNIVAL: Profits despite embarrassments Foreign holdings of US debt rise Continued From Page 1C WASHINGTON — Foreign demand for U.S. Treasury voyage will receive a refund for the securities rose to a record level in January, providing cruise and airfare. evidence that international investors remain confident in The company also said that anoth- U.S. debt despite on-going budget battles in Washington. er ship — the Legend — was having The Treasury Department said Friday that foreign mechanical problems and would skip holdings of U.S. Treasury securities rose in January for a its stop at the Cayman Islands, head- 13th straight month to a record $5.62 trillion, up 0.8 per- ing straight to its final port in Tampa, cent from December. Fla. instead. Carnival runs cruises China, the top foreign holder, increased its holdings under 10 brands including Holland 3.6 percent to $1.26 trillion. Japan, the second largest America, Princess, Cunard and its holder, boosted its investment 0.4 percent to $1.12 tril- namesake line. lion. Vacationers have been wary about Demand kept rising as Congress and President Barack booking cruises ever since the Costa Obama kept wrangling over various budget issues. Concordia — also owned by Carnival Congress did agree to temporarily lift the government’s — sank off the coast of Italy in January borrowing limit but no deal was reached on a plan to 2012. Passengers have returned to avert automatic spending cuts from going into effect on the seas, but many needed to be ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE March 1. coaxed by deep discounts. The Carnival Legend, a 2,100-passenger, 960-foot-long cruise ship arrives at Asked if they would like to share Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale in 2002. Citigroup pays CEO $12.4M in 2012 how deep the discounts have been for the various lines, Carnival executives Carnival’s rivals have also been Howard S. Frank, the company’s NEW YORK — Citigroup awarded its new CEO, replied, “Not particularly.” hurt by the lagging European econo- chief operating officer, didn’t estimate Michael Corbat, a total of $12.4 million last year. In its earnings release Friday, the my. Summer Mediterranean cruises the possible cost of improvements That’s 17 percent less than the $14.9 million his prede- Miami-based company said advance favored by Italians and Spaniards are for analysts during a conference call cessor, Vikram Pandit, received in 2011. But Corbat, who bookings for 2013 are behind the suffering due to economic woes in Friday. “I don’t see it as being enor- replaced Pandit in October, was only in the top job for same point a year earlier. The compa- those countries. Last month, Royal mous,” Frank said. three months last year. ny blamed Europe’s economic prob- Caribbean, the world’s second-larg- The company refused to tell ana- Citigroup paid Pandit a total of $9.5 million in 2012. lems for its inability to raise prices. est cruise line, wrote down $413.9 lysts how much it spent each year on Before replacing him, Corbat had been CEO of Citi’s North American prices are up slightly million due to a substantial drop in safety and training. Europe, Middle East and Africa division. but those in Europe and Asia are lag- bookings and prices in Spain because For the quarter that ended Feb. 28, ging behind. Passengers in Europe of the government’s austerity mea- adjusted earnings were 8 cents per Associated Press ■ are booking vacations much closer to sures there. Royal Caribbean also share. Analysts had expected 3 cents the date of departure, Carnival said. blamed residual fears from the Costa per share. Revenue rose slightly to The company now expects revenue Concordia disaster for a drop in $3.59 billion. to be flat for the year, compared with European bookings. The best thing going for Carnival BUSINESS: Different goals a previous forecast for growth of 1 Executives said Carnival is doing right now is declining fuel prices. The Continued From Page 1C to 2 percent. That outlook worried an assessment of emergency power cruise line paid $677 per metric ton investors. Carnival shares dropped 83 and redundancies across its entire for fuel in the first quarter, down 4 per- involved being able to pro- businesses are not busi- cents, or 2.3 percent, to $34.90. fleet following the Triumph mishap. cent from the same period last year. vide a living for themselves nesses that failed to reach and their families, and entrepreneurial success, pushing entrepreneurial but rather businesses that values was like trying are comfortable in their PRICES: Sharp jump not an inflation concern to put a square peg in a own shoes. round hole. Not everyone has the Continued From Page 1C After having this desire to be an entrepre- epiphany, I have changed neur. We need to recognize addition to gasoline, prices years. Airline fares and per gallon on Thursday, is still high at 7.7 percent. my approach, and I am the difference between for natural gas and home clothing prices also fell. according to AAA’s Daily As long as the inflation out- now teaching these ladies these types of businesses heating oil also showed big Monthly rents and used car Fuel Gauge Report. look stays mild, the Fed how to start and success- and appreciate the contri- gains. prices increased. An increase in gas pric- said it plans to keep the fully run their own lifestyle butions each makes to our Food prices grew just Gas prices rose sharply es also drove a measure short-term interest rate it businesses. They can now country and our economy. 0.1 percent. Prices for fruits in February after falling of wholesale prices up in controls near zero until the clearly visualize starting You can do this! and vegetables jumped 1.4 at the end of 2012. The February by the most in unemployment rate falls to home or pool cleaning percent jump. Meat, poultry national average price for a five months. The govern- at least 6.5 percent. businesses, for example. ■ fSU finance Professor and fish prices increased gallon of gas jumped from ment said the producer The Fed will hold a two- Now I am not saying Dr. Jerry Osteryoung is 0.5 percent. Most other $3.42 on Jan. 31 to $3.78 on price index rose 0.7 percent day meeting next week either type of business is Executive Director of the Jim food prices declined. Feb. 28. last month. The index mea- and economists expect the better than the other. What Moran Institute for Global Prices for new cars fell Since then, however, gas sures prices before they central bank will keep its Entrepreneurship at florida I am trying to get across is State University’s College of 0.3 percent, the largest prices have come down a reach the consumer. low-interest-rate policies that lifestyle Business. monthly decline in three bit. They averaged $3.70 The unemployment rate unchanged. LAKE CITY REPORTER BUSINESS WEEK Of SUNdAY, MARCH 17, 2013 3C

MANUFACTURING Auto output boosts factory production

Manufacturing now Factory production helping to drive US bounces back economic growth. The Associated Press By CHRISTOPHER S. RUGABER FIRED-UP: A strong AP Economics Writer increase in auto output boosted U.S. factory WASHINGTON — A strong production by a season- increase in auto output boosted ally-adjusted 0.8 percent U.S. factory production last month, last month after falling 0.3 the latest sign that manufacturing percent in January. Autos is helping drive economic growth and auto parts production after lagging for much of 2012. increased 3.6 percent. Factory output rose a seasonally adjusted 0.8 percent in February BUSY BEES: Factories from January, after falling 0.3 per- are running at nearly full cent in the previous month, the speed to keep up with Federal Reserve said Friday. demand. Manufacturers are The biggest gain was in autos now using 78.3 percent of and auto parts, where production their capacity, the highest increased 3.6 percent after falling since the recession began 4.9 percent in January. Car sales in December 2007. But run- have risen steadily this year after ning near full capacity could reaching a five year high in 2012. lead to higher prices for Overall industrial production, manufactured goods and which includes mining and utili- could push up inflation. ties, rose 0.7 percent in February. That is the most in three months. BROADER READING: Utility output jumped 1.6 per- Overall industrial produc- cent while mining output, which tion, which includes min- covers oil and gas drilling, fell ing and utilities, rose 0.7 0.3 percent, the third straight percent in February, the decline. ASSOCIATED PRESS The 2013 Cadillac ATS by General Motors is one of the new models fueling a rise in auto production — which, in most in three months. Utility Still, economists were encour- output jumped 1.6 percent aged by the broad-based gains turn, is propelling U.S. factory production and resulting economic growth for the nation. while mining output, which in factory output. Rising home covers oil and gas drilling, construction and increased busi- ents. “This is another positive Manufacturers are now using 78.3 manufacturing activity increased fell 0.3 percent. ness investment in machinery sign” for the economy in the percent of their capacity, the high- in February for the third straight and other goods are also boosting January-March quarter. est since December 2007, when month. Big increases in new manufacturers. The Fed’s mea- O’Sullivan forecasts that growth the recession began. That’s just orders and production pushed the contributing to an improved out- sure of factory production is at will jump to a 3 percent annual a half-point below the long-run Institute for Supply Management’s look for the economy this year. its highest level in more than four rate in the first quarter, after bare- average. index to its highest level in 20 Americans are spending more, and a half years. ly expanding in the final three Running near full capacity could months. despite higher Social Security Production of construction months of last year. lead to higher prices for manufac- New car and truck sales rose 4 taxes and a sharp increase in supplies, which includes steel, Jonathan Basile, an economist tured goods, economists caution, percent in February from a year gas prices. Retail sales rose in cement and wood products, rose at Credit Suisse, said the healthy and could push up inflation. earlier to an annual pace of 15.4 February at a healthy pace. 1.5 percent, the fourth straight increase in output suggests manu- But for now, a separate report million. That’s a big improvement The job market is also gaining solid gain. Factories also cranked facturers will need step up hiring Friday showed that consumer from sales of only 10.4 million in steam. Employers have added out more industrial machinery, in the months ahead. Factory job prices, outside gas, remained 2009. It’s still short of the pre- more than 200,000 jobs per month appliances, and furniture. gains could rise to 20,000 a month, tame in February. recession peak of 17 million in in the past four months, nearly “Growth has clearly picked up from average gains of 13,000 in The industrial production report 2005. Auto makers are expected double the average last spring. up,” Jim O’Sullivan, chief U.S. the past three months. adds to recent signs that manufac- to have boosted output last month That’s pushed the unemployment economist at High Frequency Factories are running at nearly turing is picking up. to keep up with the sales. rate down to a four-year low of 7.7 Economics, said in a note to cli- full speed to keep up with demand. A closely watched index of U.S. Increasing factory output is percent. Ex-JPMorgan execs pressed about firm’s trading losses

By MARCY GORDON AP Business Writer

WASHINGTON — Two former high-ranking exec- utives at JPMorgan Chase faced tough questions from senators Friday about ASSOCIATED PRESS why the bank played down A Japan Airlines Boeing 787 jet aircraft is surrounded by risks and hid losses from emergency vehicles on Jan. 7 at Logan International Airport regulators when it was los- in Boston as a fire chief looks into the cargo hold. Federal ing billions of dollars. regulators have approved a Boeing plan to redesign the fire- The hearing was held prone lithium-ion batteries, although extensive testing will be a day after the Senate Permanent Subcommittee needed before the planes can fly passengers again. on Investigations issued a scathing report that ascribed widespread blame for $6.2 billion in trading Boeing official: losses to key executives at the firm. resuming 787 Douglas Braunstein, the former chief financial officer, and Ina Drew, the flights up to FAA former chief investment ASSOCIATED PRESS officer overseeing trading JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon speaks Jan. 23 at the 43rd Annual Meeting of the By JOSHUA FREED Hinderberger’s assess- strategy, were pressed to World Economic Forum, WEF, in Davos, Switzerland. According to congressional testimony AP Business Writer ment was more cautious explain why bank execu- Friday, Dimon held back showing federal regulators reports in May that revealed the bank than statements from other tives gave federal examin- had accumulated billions of dollars in trading losses. Boeing said Friday that it company officials, who sug- ers in April information expects to finish testing its gested Thursday that the that significantly under- London office. The losses Dimon was not a wit- she bore personal respon- battery fix for the 787 within 787 could be flying within stated losses for the first have since been revised to ness at Friday’s hearing. sibility for the losses, two weeks. Then it will be weeks. quarter of 2012. more than $6 billion. In April, news reports she decided to step up to the Federal Aviation Changes include a “The number I report- After reading the report said a trader in JPMorgan’s down to make it easier Administration to decide sealed, steel box for the ed (to the regulators) was and hearing executives London office known as for JPMorgan “to move when the planes fly again. battery that is intended to the number that was given testify that they didn’t “the whale” had taken beyond these issues.” Her Boeing is testing sever- choke off any fire before it to me,” said Drew, who know who was respon- huge risks that were roil- comments were her first al changes to the plane’s can begin. A new titanium resigned last spring after sible for informing regu- ing the markets. Dimon public remarks since leav- lithium-ion battery aimed at tube will carry gases from the losses became public. lators, members of the immediately dismissed ing the firm. preventing overheating and an overheated battery out Drew blamed the loss- panel questioned whether the reports as a “tempest Braunstein acknowl- fire — conditions that led of the plane through a hole es on executives under the nation’s biggest bank in a teapot” during a con- edged that risk models to the global fleet of 787s in the side. her watch who failed to had become too large to ference call with analysts. for the trading operation being grounded for the past The fix will add 150 control risks out of the manage. But Dimon acknowl- were changed in a way two months. pounds to the weight of London office. She said The “trading culture at edged the losses a month that was improper early Ron Hinderberger, each plane, Hinderberger that undermined her over- JPMorgan ... piled on risk, later. And he told a sepa- last year. The changes Boeing’s vice president for said. Weight is a key issue sight and kept her from hid losses, disregarded rate Senate committee made the bank’s trading engineering on the 787, said for the fuel efficiency of preventing the losses. risk limits, manipulated in June that the bank losses appear smaller than Friday that there will be one any plane, and Boeing has The report also sug- risk models, dodged over- showed “bad judgment,” they were. flight test. Most tests will be struggled to keep the 787 at gested that CEO Jamie sight and misinformed the was “stupid” and “took far The loss came less than done on the ground, and all the weight that it promised Dimon was aware of the public,” Levin said Friday too much risk.” He also four years after the 2008 should all be done in one to to customers. losses in April, even while at the hearing. had his compensation last financial crisis and hurt two weeks. “We would like The 787 fleet has been he played them down pub- On Thursday, JPMorgan year reduced by 50 per- the reputation of a bank to complete those tests as grounded for two months licly. And Sen. Carl Levin, acknowledged it made cent, as did Braunstein. that had come through soon as possible,” he said. after a battery fire on a the chairman of the panel, mistakes but rejected After the trading loss the crisis known for tak- He said the FAA will eval- parked plane in Boston and implied that Dimon set a any assertions that it con- came to light, Drew ing fewer risks than its uate the tests and decide smoke that forced an emer- precedent at the bank for cealed losses or risks. A resigned after 30 years competitors. whether to return the 787 to gency landing in Japan. withholding information. spokesman declined to with the firm and volun- Three employees in the passenger flights. He said it Boeing officials speaking Dimon acknowledged comment directly on the tarily paid back two years London office were fired would be inappropriate to in Japan on Friday said they in May 2012 that the accusation that Dimon of salary. — two senior managers speculate on how long that still don’t know the precise firm had lost $2 billion knew of the trading loss Drew said Friday that and a trader. It also led to would take. cause of the incidents. on risky trades out of its in April. while she doesn’t believe Drew’s resignation. Classified Department: 755-5440 4C LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED SUNDAY, MARCH 17, 2013

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Call 965-0763 Salem The City of Lake City is an Medical 386-755-9984 or Barn kept, sleeps 9, EEO/AA/ADA/VP employer. 386-292-2170 Lake City Country Club fairway at 120 Employment back. 3BR/2BA 1760 SQFT, car- excellent condition. 05537633 pet, tile, encl porch, all appliances, Lincare, leading national 05537808 420 Wanted to Buy lrg gar, big kitchen, 386-269-0123 $16,000 obo respiratory company seeks LPN needed PRN for Healthcare Specialist. Responsi- Ambulatory Surgery Center WE BUY USED APPLIANCES Unfurnished 2 bedroom/1 bath bilities: Disease management Please send resume to OR HAUL AWAY. house on 5 acres. $700.00 per 386-623-0474 programs, clinical evaluations, 256 SW Professional Glen CALL 386-365-1915 month. First, last and security equipment set up and education. Lake City, Florida 32025 MARK Firm. 386-292-2228 Be the Dr.’s eyes in the home or email to setting. RN, LPN, RRT, CRT [email protected] licensed as applicable. Great Garage Sales personalities with strong work Billing Specialist 430 ethic needed. This is a contract Experienced Medical Biller: PUBLISHER'S NOTE position with full time potential. Insurance, Accounts Receivable, All Yard Sale Ads Please fax resumes to Posting and Collection. Good Must be Pre-Paid. 386-754-2795 for consideration. follow up and follow through Drug-Free workplace. EOE skills. Sage Software a plus. FAX RESUME: 386-758-5628 CDL Class A Truck Driver. Miscellaneous Flatbed exp. for F/T SE area. Dental assistant needed 3-4 440 3 years exp or more. Medical days/week. Must have expanded duties & clinical experience. GE side by side Refrigerator, benefits offered. Contact white. Ice & Water. Melissa or Sandy@ 386-935-2773 Apply in person at Oak Hill Dental Group, $275 OBO 272 SW Bentley Place, Lake City. Contact 386-292-3927 1DLIFE

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Genie Norman Sergeant Safety and Mary Kay Hollingsworth [email protected] Capital has great Italian cuisine

ucked away under the Oak trees on Kinhega Drive, near the entranceT to Killearn Lakes, in Tallahassee is one of Mary Kay’s favorite restau- rants in the capitol — Z. Bardhi’s Italian Cuisine. For 15 years, Chef Zeke, his son and daughter and lord knows who else in their family, have been serving up authentic and inspired Italian specials in a quaint atmosphere that will leave you thinking you were in the Old Country. The minute you walk through the vine covered entry into the covered Photos by JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter dining patio, you feel as if Although Florida Highway Patrol public affairs officer Tracy Hisler-Pace has been proudly promoting the organization since November 2012, she has been you are walking into an old keeping the streets safe for 22 years. ‘What I love the most is to get out to promote this agency that I love and to educate the public so they can keep friend’s house. There are themselves and their family safe,’ she said. ‘And I love the community. I do the job that I love and I love dealing with the public.’ veggies and herbs grow- ing just about everywhere, flashy red geraniums in pots and tons of other gar- Troop B’s information officer driven to save lives den treasures to delight the senses. By AMANDA WILLIAMSON Once inside, you are [email protected] greeted just as if you are family. Mary Kay’s mom and dad dine there so fre- or Tracy Hisler-Pace, her career quently, they just about are! at the Florida Highway Patrol isn’t Immediately upon sitting just another job; it’s a legacy. down at one of the white- Her father worked with FHP for clothed tables, friendly 35 years before retiring as a cap- tain.F Her grandfather patrolled the local for- wait staff serve up freshly baked bread with sun-dried ests and waterways as an officer with Florida tomato, garlic and rose- Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. mary infused olive oil to Growing up around the protect-and-serve get you started. They have mindset, law enforcement was in her blood. a very nice wine list and Hisler-Pacer started with FHP 22 years offer mixed drinks to your ago, after attending Barry University in liking. They make a killer Miami for journalism and working at a Miami Bloody Mary that is perfect television station. for brunch! “While I enjoyed the job, there was always One of our favorite a part of me that was interested in law entrees is Chicken Picatta. enforcement,” she said. Mary Kay loves this dish, Starting out as a trooper in Broward County, Hisler-Pace moved north to Orlando just about anywhere she Hisler-Pace explains a rollover simulator that she uses to educate drivers about the dangers of driv- can get it, but Z’s is proba- after living in South Florida her whole life. In bly the best ever. One year Orlando, she met and married a fellow state ing without a seat belt. ‘With seat belt safety, when you tell people to wear a seat belt, you can talk for her birthday, she was trooper, and the two returned to his home- all day long and they won’t listen. When I have my dummies inside, they see what happens to people thrilled to be invited into town of Lake City in 1995. Seven years later, inside and really brings it home. Seeing it visually has more of a powerful effect on people.’ the kitchen, where the chef she was promoted to sergeant after work- showed her exactly how ing her way up from a trooper to a corporal her two loves: journalism and law only job — she also works with new organiza- they make it. She has tried responsible for traffic and homicide investiga- enforcement. tions to keep the public informed, and dis- many times in her own tions. “First of all, I feel very lucky. I get to pro- cusses safety with people in the community. kitchen to duplicate the Hisler-Pace became the public information mote such a great agency that I’ve been a During her safety talks, she teaches stu- recipe but, just like every- officer for FHP’s Troop B in Lake City in part of since I was born, if you think about it,” dents and adults the value of being cautious thing else, when someone November. As soon as the position opened, she said. else cooks, it’s so much she applied, knowing that PIO would meld But promoting the agency isn’t the PIO’s PIO continued on 2D better. The chicken medal- lions are pounded to about a quarter-inch thickness but are tender and juicy in a perfectly balanced white wine, lemon sauce laden Fungus killing redbay, related tree species with just enough capers to give that little salty bite. In aurel wilt is a GARDEN TALK The ambrosia beetle faded leaves are usually trees are attacked more a word, simply delish! disease that is actually carries the lau- the first indication. Leaves often than young trees, The Eggplant Parmesan killing our red- rel wilt fungal spores on infected branches will there has been as much as is fabulous as well. The bay trees and on its body. The beetle turn reddish brown and a 99 percent loss of redbay thin eggplant is rolled with other trees in is attracted to aromas may hang on the stems trees in infected areas. For spinach, fresh ricotta and theL laurel family. The red- naturally emitted by liv- for some time before information on reporting mozzarella, topped with bay ambrosia beetle is the ing trees, stumps, and falling. When the bark laurel wilt symptoms on marinara and baked to culprit responsible for the wounded or pruned limbs is removed, bore holes redbay trees, go to http:// perfection. Their Chicken spread of this disease. This of redbay, sassafras, and where the insect entered www.freshfrom Parmesan is just as delec- non-native beetle was first Nichelle Demorest avocado trees. The beetle can be seen. A dark stain florida.com/pi/enpp/ table and served with detected along the Georgia [email protected] infects the tree with the around the hole is caused pathology/laurel_wilt_ perfectly cooked angel-hair coast in 2002, and it has spores as it tunnels in the by the fungus growing disease.html#samples pasta. since spread along the 2009 as it continued to tree sapwood. The spores inside. Read more about Tony Kurtz will be talk- They always offer spe- coastal regions of Georgia, move west. The natural germinate, grow and inter- this fungus at http://edis. ing about “Green and Easy cials of the day. Whether South Carolina, North spread of this pathogen fere with the movement of ifas.ufl.edu/in886 Lawn Care” at the Fort a fresh catch creation or Carolina and most Florida through natural areas is water and nutrients in the Be on the lookout for White Library Branch at a simple perfectly cooked counties except those in estimated to be as high as tree. As the fungus grows, redbay and sassafras trees 5:45 p.m. on Thursday. rib-eye steak, you can’t the panhandle. 34 miles per year. We are it actually becomes the that show the symptoms miss if you opt for one Columbia County food for the beetles and mentioned above. The ■ D. Nichelle Demorest is losing many native redbay, a horticulture agent with the of these. Mary Kay’s reported its first infesta- sassafras and swamp bay larvae that live in the tree. signs of damage will be Columbia County Extension brother’s favorite special tions of the pathogen in trees, but southern coun- The black beetle is so most evident from June of the University of Florida 2008. It was first detected ties are facing problems tiny that it is not usually through October. Although Institute of Food and TASTE continued on 2D in Suwannee County in with their avocado trees. seen. Symptoms of wilted, mature trees and injured Agricultural Sciences. 2DLIFE

2D LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, MARCH 17, 2013 Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424 HAPPENINGS ‘Girls’ costume designer Tuckers celebrate 50th wedding anniversary advises on lingerie wear

Larry and Mary Tucker of Lake City By SAMANTHA CRITCHELL ment; you need to change will be celebrating their 50th anniversary AP Fashion Writer the band size. today. — If you want to wear They were married in at Fitzgerald NEW YORK — The four a sheer shirt, pick a neu- Primitive Baptist Church in Fitzgerald, lead characters on HBO’s tral color so the lingerie Ga., on March 17, 1963. They have lived “Girls” wear bras and “disappears.” Black is bold in Lake City for 45 years. underwear, and so do real and sexy; a bright color They have five children: Cassie (Eric) women. is playful. Stay away from Rudd, Joel (Leah) Tucker, Dawn (Mike) These are the few con- a color that’s too light or Ripplinger, Jennifer (Buddy) Freeman, sistent items in the ward- muted, though, because and April (Mike) Bay. They also have 11 robe of the 20-somethings it’s not enough of a com- grandchildren: Gray and Bradly Rudd, that costume designer mitment and might leave Caroline and Miles Tucker, Abigail and Jenn Rogien creates for people wondering if you Caleb Ripplinger, Austin, MacKenzie and the show, which follows meant to show off your MacKenna Freeman, Payton and Ellie a group of young women lingerie or not. Bay. (Lena Dunham, Allison In most situations, no The couple will celebrate their anniver- Williams, Jemima Kirke one should see underpin- sary with a private reception hosted by COURTESY PHOTO and Zosia Mamet) in what nings under a sheer bot- Larry and Marry Tucker on their wedding day. ASSOCIATED PRESS their children. is touted as the next-gen Jenn Rogien, costume tom, so if you dare to don “Sex and the City.” a little purposeful color, The characters seem to designer for the HBO series make sure it’s full cover- Bullard-Lashley engagement spend a lot of time with “Girls,” says undergarments age. the audience seeing their are among the few consis- — Panty lines are a Timothy and Julie Bullard of Lake undergarments. Some of tent items in the wardrobe choice. Seamless technol- them wear them correctly of 20-somethings and there ogy has made it so there City announce the engagement and and use the foundation are guidelines for thei wear. shouldn’t be any visible approaching marriage of their daughter, pieces to their very best lines from your under- Keri Amber Bullard of Lake City to Joe advantage, says Rogien, of wearing innerwear as wear. The other choice is and some just don’t get outerwear, and there is a thong. A shaping panty Edward Lashley, also of Lake City. them at all, which is how something to be said for should follow the line of The wedding is planned for 3:30 p.m. it is with almost any group the beautiful lingerie out the garment going on top of women. there,” she says. “We, as of it. Saturday, March 30, at Alligator Park, Rogien has signed on women, are being bolder — Cup types for bras, lakeside. A reception will follow at their as the style and fit expert in our choices, allowing it such as pushup, plunge or for American Eagle’s Aerie to be part of our personal- padded, should have differ- home, 185 Sw Gremlin Way. brand, which specializes in ity and a fun part of our ent effects. The same goes Keri has been a hairstylist for three lingerie and loungewear. closet, but I only want lin- for underwear, whether As women start eyeing gerie to show when I want it’s briefs, boy shorts or years. Joe has been an electrician for COURTESY PHOTO tank tops and sheer fabrics it to show.” thongs. Fabrics, pattern eight years. Keri Bullard and Joe Lashley. for summer, she shares Be particularly wary at and color change it up, some of her tips: work, she adds. too. And there’s no rule — If your bra strap is — Foundation garments that says when you find A long showing, make sure it’s should be smoothing and one type of undergarment intentional — and that slimming. They shouldn’t you like, you have to wear journey’s end you’re wearing it some- create any additional it every day. where it’s OK to show. A bumps, dimples or bulg- “When we’re using lin- colorful bra strap can be es. If they do, they’re the gerie in costumes, it’s part Daniel Alvarez paddles the flirty when it peeks from wrong size. of the story we’re trying last few hundred feet to under a tank top at a beach — A bra that rides up to tell. It’s part of every conclude a paddling journey restaurant, but it could be higher is probably too big, character I dress,” Rogien of some 4,000 miles in Key inappropriate if worn at a and one that digs in is too says. “Everyone can tell West on March 9. Alvarez, a business meeting. small. Changing the cup their story through their Tallahassee resident, began “There is a long history size isn’t the right adjust- underwear.” his kayaking trek in Minnesota on June 11, 2012. He paddled about 20 miles most days, New technologies help travelers stopping along the way to conduct presentations on waterway conservation. find lower hotel prices quickly By SCOTT MAYEROWITZ tion and rebooked her at 20 percent chance of get- ASSOCIATED PRESS Associated Press the new, lower rate. Her ting at least some money savings: $1,874. back. The typical rebate NEW YORK — When “I would not have con- is $50, according to the Amy Eisen originally sidered that you could company, but occasionally PIO: Teaching traffic safety booked a weeklong vaca- continue to ask: Are there travelers like Eisen get tion to celebrate her 30th any discounts? Are there much more back. Continued From Page 1D anniversary, she was look- any discounts? Are there The site requires pre- ing at a $3,749 hotel bill. any discounts?” said the payment of the room and on the road. For adults mer brings vacationers and to herself that the death But Eisen reserved her Wynnewood, Pa., psychol- focuses on fully refundable departing on holiday trav- school children with time could have been prevent- room at the all-inclusive ogist. “I don’t think most rates. Sometimes, cheaper els, she reminds them not to waste, and winter has all ed. If only they had worn Sanctuary Cap Cana in people would. You book it rooms might be available to drink and drive, make the holiday travelers. their seat belts, if only the the Dominican Republic and think this is the best through other booking sure the driver gets plenty Her Lake City troop val- child had been properly through a new travel site, price I can get.” channels but they typically of rest and check the vehi- ues itself on being able and restrained. Tingo.com. Each day, the Tingo is one of a grow- can’t be canceled. cle’s maintenance before available to help the public “The hardest thing I’ve booking site automatically ing number of services Tingo isn’t the only site departing. For students, by protecting the streets ever had to do in my job checked to see if the hotel that aim to save travel- changing the way travel- she advises don’t forget and providing education. as a state trooper is tell lowered its price for the ers money on their hotel ers book. A host of new your helmet or your seat Hisler-Pace said any of the a family that a loved one nights Eisen was stay- stays. apps are offering steep belt. officers, from a trooper to had died,” she said. “In ing there. Eventually, the The site, which is discounts on hotel stays, Her rollover simulator the major, is available for a order to be a state trooper, price fell. Tingo canceled owned by TripAdvisor, particularly last-minute does most of the talking concerned citizen to speak I think you have to have a Eisen’s original reserva- says that travelers have a bookings. during the seat belt les- to. big heart. You have to care sons. It simulates how “We’re law enforcement about people.” an unrestrained body for the state,” she said. As PIO, Hisler-Pace tries responds to gravitational “Our whole mission is to eliminate the stigma Stop by the forces created by an acci- to make sure people are associated with police dent. safe.” officers. People think the “We can talk to people FHP’s mission guaran- state troopers are always Lake City Reporter all day about what they tees that Hisler-Pace works out there ticketing people, should or should not do, 24 hours a day. If she isn’t but the men and women for your but when you have some- on duty, she carries her of Florida Highway Patrol thing visual, it has a more media phone with her, ticket for a reason. complimentary profound effect,” Hisler- and her phone rings at all “If we’re saving your Pace said. “I want to start hours of the day and night. life — maybe not that day, engagement with elementary school “If there’s something but a week or a year later kids, so that by the time going on that I know the — then we’ve done our they start driving, they just media will most likely be job,” she said. “I want to package. reach up and buckle their interested in, I have to see everyone healthy and seat belts. It isn’t even a go to it — no matter the safe. 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PARENTING Ohio crash cautionary tale for families Teenagers need to know dangers are close at hand.

By BETH J. HARPAZ Associated Press

NEW YORK — There were lies told to parents, a car with five seats car- rying eight teens, and an unlicensed driver. The car was speeding. No seat belts were used. If parents of teenagers need a real-life caution- ary tale to sum up all their warnings and fears, surely the crash of a stolen car in said. “And parents really honored, he said. Warren, Ohio, that killed don’t know what’s going on. Guilamos-Ramos co- six teenagers is it. You don’t want to think that authored a book called “You heard about that your own child is involved “Parental Monitoring of story?” Daniel Flannery, an in it.” Adolescents” that has been Ohio father of three teens, Older parents may think adapted by the U.S. Centers asked his kids as news of it was worse before the era for Disease Control as an the tragedy filtered out. of cellphones, because if online resource for parents, “This could happen to you. your kid was out of touch, and he says the research It’s horrible. These kids you had no way to reach shows that most parents are not coming home. I them. But Cappo thinks overestimate how much don’t want you to be that cellphones may “give a they’re supervising. person.” false sense of security that Mario Almonte of you can contact your kid Supervise more Queens, N.Y., said he and at any time. That probably his wife talked to their teen- contributes to things like “It’s pretty classic for age son — who’s on the this happening.” parents to say, ‘I did check verge of getting his driv- ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTOS And some teens are on my teen, I feel like I was er’s license — about it, too. ABOVE: Shannon Whetstone reads notes left at the scene where six teens died March 10 expert at cellphone subter- clear about the rules’ and “We pointed to this trag- in Warren, Ohio. Two teens who escaped a crash that killed six friends in a swampy pond fuge. They turn phones off, for teens to say, ‘We never edy and mentioned that he wriggled out of the wreckage by smashing a rear window and swimming away from the SUV, ignore them or let them run talked about that,’” he said. shouldn’t think something a state trooper said. ABOVE RIGHT: The wreckage of the vehicle. out of juice. When they do And while teens may like this can never hap- call home, a cell provides complain about parents pen to him,” said Almonte. less information about loca- checking on them, “par- “Sometimes it just takes tion than landlines at physi- ents don’t realize that teens one bad decision to end in Stats on teen driving deaths cal addresses. Sure, you actually want that structure tragedy.” can put a GPS locator on — they actually feel com- The Associated Press first six months of 2012 rose 19 per- a cell, but kids can disable forted by it,” he said. those, or leave their phones Cappo likes the policy Crashes on the rise The deaths of six teens in Ohio cent as compared to the same period in an approved location and some parents have of tell- came the same day as an accident in of the previous year — from 202 to Unfortunately, car head off. ing kids they can always Texas that killed five and a day before 240 deaths. crashes with multiple teen call home for a ride, no an Illinois crash killed four. Three — Despite the recent increase, deaths are not uncommon. matter what, so they’re not teenagers died days earlier in Indiana overall teen driving deaths are signifi- Don’t back off Five teens died in a Texas tempted to lie: “If you’re at when police said two pickups ran a cantly lower than a decade ago, when crash Tuesday; three died While it’s not easy to stay a party, I never want you four-way stop and collided. Here is teen drivers traveled with fewer state- in Indiana last week, and on top of what teens are to get in a car with some- a look at some recent teen driving imposed restrictions, including limits four died in a California up to, the one thing par- one who’s been drinking; if deaths statistics from the Governors on driving with teen passengers and crash last month. But one ents shouldn’t do is back you’ve been drinking, call Highway Safety Association, which driving at night. aspect of the Ohio story off, says Vincent Guilamo- me, I won’t ask questions, represents state highway safety offic- — Deaths of young passengers may be especially compel- Ramos, a professor at New I just want you safe.” But es: when the driver was between the ages ling to parents involved York University’s Silver not all parents “want to go — There were 435 16-year-old of 15 and 20 have dropped significantly in the usual battles with School of Social Work. He that far because they don’t drivers killed in 2000, but that had since 1982, when 1,898 riders within teens about where they’re says research shows that want to give their kids per- dropped to 173 by 2011. Deaths the same age range died. In 2011, the going, who they’re with, “at the very point when mission to drink. The kid among 17-year-old drivers dropped year for which most recent passen- and when they’re coming adolescents are most likely feels like they can’t make from 564 to 250 during the same time ger data are available, the number of home: Some of the kids to get involved in risk-tak- that call because ‘my par- period. deaths of passengers between 15 and misled their parents as to ing behaviors, many par- ents will kill me.’ It’s hard — But deaths of 16- and 17-year-old 20 years old dropped to 777. their whereabouts. ents monitor less than they because we don’t want to drivers in traffic accidents during the The father of one of the Governors Highway Safety Association. had previously. It’s at this sit there and give them the dead said the teenagers point where young people green light,” Cappo said. were coming home from are trying to develop a Whatever rules parents a sleepover at a friend’s for teens to tell their he’s gotten his share of Begun Center for Violence level of healthy indepen- come up with, Guilamos- house, but the mother of folks they’re going to do calls from other parents Prevention Research and dence that they most need Ramos said, they need to another boy killed said that one thing and they’re asking, “Is my son at your Education. parental guidance.” emphasize “there is only her son and his best friend doing another,” said house?” He said monitoring is one goal: We want to make had lied about staying over Daniel Flannery, a psy- But while teenagers Parents don’t know different from the controls sure you are safe.” at each other’s homes chologist who teaches at lying to parents is nothing associated with overly pro- that evening. She said she Case Western Reserve new, the deadly outcome Emily Cappo, a mom tective “helicopter parent- Online: thinks they went to a party. University in Cleveland. in this case is drawing in suburban Westchester, ing”; this is more about “If only he had listened,” He even admits that his attention. N.Y., who writes a blog “parents weighing in on n U.S. Centers for said Lisa Williamson, moth- own children, “while very “Any time a tragedy about raising three sons important decisions.” Disease Control advice er of 14-year-old Brandon good kids and excellent like this occurs, while you at OhBoyMom.com, says Knowing the activities on parental monitoring: Murray. students, sometimes do don’t want to go overboard she’s just starting to deal and whereabouts of teens http://www.cdc.gov/ things they know we won’t on the sensationalism, it is with teen issues among is key, along with making healthyyouth/adoles- Teens lie approve of and they mis- a teachable moment. It has her older boys’ peers. “All expectations clear and fol- centhealth/pdf/paren- lead us.” And he notes that to be,” said Flannery, who these high school parties lowing through with dis- tal_monitoring_fact- “It’s an age-old thing like most parents of teens, also runs Case Western’s are going on now,” she cipline when rules aren’t sheet.pdf FDA head says menu calorie labels ‘thorny’ issue

By MARY CLARE JALONICK the “relative near term.” The FDA Associated Press has tentatively said the rules are due this spring, but that deadline WASHINGTON — Diners will may be optimistic as the food have to wait a little longer to find industry and regulators continue calorie counts on most restaurant to haggle over how they will be chain menus, in supermarkets written. and on vending machines. The 2011 proposed rules would Writing a new menu label- require chain restaurants with ing law “has gotten extremely 20 or more locations, along with thorny,” says the head of the bakeries, grocery stores, conve- Food and Drug Administration, nience stores and coffee chains, as the agency tries to figure out to clearly post the calorie count who should be covered by it. for each item on their menus. The 2010 health care law Additional nutritional informa- charged the FDA with requir- tion would have to be available ing chain restaurants and other ASSOCIATED PRESS upon request. The rules would establishments that serve food to The sandwich board at the Panera store in Brookline, Mass shows the calorie count for each item. Diners will also apply to vending machines if put calorie counts on menus and have to wait a little longer to find calorie counts on most restaurant chain menus, in supermarkets and on vend- calorie information isn’t already in vending machines. ing machines. Writing a new menu labeling law “has gotten extremely thorny,” says the head of the Food and visible on the package. The agency issued a proposed Drug Administration, as the agency tries to figure out who should be covered by it. The proposed rules exempted rule in 2011, but the final rules movie theaters, airplanes, bowl- have since been delayed as some both on the consumer and public counts in some establishments Justice Milton Tingling said in ing alleys and other businesses of those non-restaurant establish- health side and on the indus- might make sense on paper, “in his ruling that the 16-ounce limit whose primary business is not to ments have lobbied hard to be try side, and we have worked practice it really would be very on sodas and other high-calorie sell food. Alcohol would also be exempt. very hard to sort of figure out hard.” She did not say what spe- drinks arbitrarily applied to only exempt. While the restaurant industry what really makes sense and cific types of establishments she some sweet beverages and some Supermarkets and conve- has signed on to the idea and also what is implementable,” was referring to. places that sell them. The new nience stores are looking for helped to write the new regula- FDA Commissioner Margaret The challenges of putting such limits, championed by Mayor similar exemptions in the final tions, supermarkets, convenience Hamburg said in a recent inter- a law in place — and decid- Michael Bloomberg, were sup- rules. Representatives for the stores and other retailers that sell view with The Associated Press. ing whom it should apply to posed to take effect Tuesday. supermarket industry say it prepared food say they want no Hamburg said menu labeling — were made clear Monday Hamburg said the FDA is in could cost them up to a billion part of it. has turned out to be one of the when a judge struck down New the final stages of writing the dollars to put the rules in place — “There are very, very strong FDA’s most challenging issues, York City’s ban on large sug- menu labeling regulations and costs that would be passed on to opinions and powerful voices and while requiring calorie ary drinks. State Supreme Court the final rules should come out in consumers. 4DLIFE

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MONDAY EVENING MARCH 18, 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 Entertainment Ton. Inside Edition (N) Dancing With the Stars (Season Premiere) (N) (Live) Å (:01) Castle “Scared to Death” (N) News at 11 Jimmy Kimmel Live 4-IND 4 4 4 Chann 4 News Chann 4 News Entertainment Ton. Inside Edition (N) Love-Raymond Rules/Engagement Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory The 10 O’Clock News (N) Å Chann 4 News (:35) omg! 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(N) (:01) Deception (Season Finale) (N) 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 The Cosby Show The Cosby Show The Golden Girls The Golden Girls The Golden Girls The Golden Girls The Golden Girls The Golden Girls Hot in Cleveland Hot in Cleveland King of Queens King of Queens OWN 18 189 279 Sins & Secrets “Nantucket” Å Sins & Secrets “Albuquerque” Å Dateline on OWN Å Dateline on OWN “Behind the Badge” Dateline on OWN Å Dateline on OWN Å A&E 19 118 265 Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars (N) Storage Wars (N) Bates Motel (Series Premiere) (N) Å (10:55) Bates Motel Å HALL 20 185 312 The Brady Bunch The Brady Bunch The Brady Bunch The Brady Bunch NUMB3RS “Atomic No. 33” Å NUMB3RS Don and Charlie are at odds. Frasier Å Frasier Å Frasier Å Frasier Å FX 22 136 248 How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother Two and Half Men Two and Half Men ››› “Megamind” (2010, Comedy) Voices of Will Ferrell, Brad Pitt. Premiere. ››› “Megamind” (2010, Comedy) Voices of Will Ferrell, Brad Pitt, Tina Fey. CNN 24 200 202 (5:00) The Situation Room (N) Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Å Piers Morgan Live (N) (Live) Anderson Cooper 360 Å Erin Burnett OutFront TNT 25 138 245 Castle Castle bets with Esposito. Å Castle “Inventing the Girl” Å Castle “Deep in Death” Å Dallas “Ewings Unite!” (N) Å Monday Mornings “One Fine Day” (N) (:01) Dallas “Ewings Unite!” Å NIK 26 170 299 SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob Drake & Josh Full House Å Full House Å Full House Å Full House Å The Nanny Å The Nanny Å Friends Å (:33) Friends Å SPIKE 28 168 241 (5:42) ››‡ “The Transporter 2” (2005, Action) Jason Statham, Amber Valletta. ›› “Transporter 3” (2008) Jason Statham. Frank Martin becomes involved with a Ukrainian woman. (:45) ›‡ “Crank: High Voltage” (2009) Jason Statham. MY-TV 29 32 - The Rifl eman The Rifl eman M*A*S*H Å M*A*S*H Å Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Seinfeld Å Dick Van Dyke The Twilight Zone Perry Mason Å DISN 31 172 290 Good Luck Charlie Jessie Å Shake It Up! Å Austin & Ally Å “The Wizards Return: Alex vs. Alex” Jessie Å A.N.T. Farm Å Good Luck Charlie Good Luck Charlie Jessie Å Good Luck Charlie LIFE 32 108 252 The Bible Joshua conquers Jericho. Å The Bible The Jews are enslaved in Babylon. Å Preachers’ Daughters Å (:01) The Client List Å USA 33 105 242 NCIS A Navy pilot is found dead. Å NCIS Gibbs questions DiNozzo’s ability. 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) Å ››‡ “Beauty Shop” (2005, Comedy) Queen Latifah, Alicia Silverstone. Å ›‡ “Friday After Next” (2002, Comedy) Ice Cube, Mike Epps. Å ESPN 35 140 206 SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å Women’s Basketball Selection Special d NBA Basketball Miami Heat at Boston Celtics. From TD Garden in Boston. (N) d NBA Basketball New York Knicks at Utah Jazz. (N) ESPN2 36 144 209 Around the Horn Interruption SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å ESPN Tournament Challenge (N) (Live) Å Numbers Never Lie SportsNation (N) SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å SUNSP 37 - - Along the Way Halls of Fame Saltwater Exp. Into the Blue Ship Shape TV Sportsman’s Adv. Reel Time Fins & Skins Sport Fishing Reel Animals Inside the Heat Inside the HEAT DISCV 38 182 278 Fast N’ Loud “Bad Ass Bronco Part 1” Fast N’ Loud “Bad Ass Bronco Part 2” Fast N’ Loud: Revved Up (N) Å Fast N’ Loud (N) Å The Devils Ride “Blood in & Out” (N) Fast N’ Loud Å TBS 39 139 247 King of Queens Seinfeld Å Seinfeld Å Seinfeld “The Fire” Family Guy Å Family Guy Å Family Guy Å Family Guy Å Family Guy Å Family Guy Å Conan Å HLN 40 202 204 (5:00) Evening Express Jane Velez-Mitchell (N) Nancy Grace (N) Dr. Drew on Call (N) Nancy Grace Showbiz Tonight FNC 41 205 360 Special Report With Bret Baier (N) The FOX Report With Shepard Smith The O’Reilly Factor (N) Å Hannity (N) On the Record W/Greta Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor Å E! 45 114 236 Playing With Fire E! News (N) Chasing The Satur Kourtney and Kim Take Miami Burning Love (N) After Lately (N) Chelsea Lately (N) E! News TRAVEL 46 196 277 Bizarre Foods With Andrew Zimmern Man v. Food Å Man v. Food Å Bizarre Foods America “Wisconsin” Bizarre Foods America (N) Å Hotel Impossible “Bromley Sun Lodge” Bizarre Foods With Andrew Zimmern HGTV 47 112 229 Curb Appeal Å Curb Appeal Å Love It or List It Robert and Kim. Å Love It or List It Å Love It or List It “Pattinson Family” (N) House Hunters (N) Hunters Int’l Love It or List It, Too (N) Å TLC 48 183 280 Island Medium Island Medium Island Medium Island Medium Gypsy Sisters: Extra Bling (N) Å (:08) Gypsy Sisters: Extra Bling “Who’s Your Daddy?” (N) (:20) Gypsy Sisters: Extra Bling (N) Gypsy Sisters: Ex HIST 49 120 269 American Pickers “Mama Knows Best” American Pickers “Cheap Pick” Å American Pickers “Hometown Pickin”’ American Pickers Å American Pickers “Sturgis or Bust” (:02) American Pickers Å ANPL 50 184 282 Tanked: Unfi ltered Feng shui tank. Gator Boys “Deathgrip” Å Mud Lovin’ Rednecks Catfi shin’ Kings “Outlaw Noodlers” Catfi shin’ Kings “Moby Dick” (N) River Monsters: Unhooked FOOD 51 110 231 Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive TBN 52 260 372 (5:00) Praise the Lord Å Max Lucado Å The Potter’s Touch Behind the Scenes Living Edge Kingdom Conn. Jesse Duplantis Praise the Lord Å FSN-FL 56 - - Inside the Magic Ship Shape TV UFC Reloaded “UFC 144: Edgar vs. Henderson” Frankie Edgar vs. Benson Henderson. (N) World Poker Tour: Season 11 World Poker Tour: Season 11 SYFY 58 122 244 (5:00) ››‡ “Shutter Island” (2010) Leonardo DiCaprio, Mark Ruffalo. Continuum “Endtimes” Being Human (N) Lost Girl “The Ceremony” (N) Å Continuum “Endtimes” AMC 60 130 254 (3:00) ›››‡ “Braveheart” (1995) Å ›››‡ “The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers” (2002, Fantasy) Elijah Wood, Ian McKellen. Members of a fellowship battle evil Sauron and his pawns. “Lord of the Rings” COM 62 107 249 It’s Always Sunny (:26) Tosh.0 Å The Colbert Report Daily Show (7:57) Futurama (:28) Futurama (8:58) South Park (:29) South Park (9:59) South Park South Park Å Daily Show The Colbert Report CMT 63 166 327 (5:53) Reba Å (:31) Reba Å (:09) Reba “The Two Girl Theory” (7:47) Reba Å (:24) Reba Å ››‡ “The Karate Kid Part II” (1986, Drama) Ralph Macchio, Noriyuki “Pat” Morita. Å Karate Kid III NGWILD 108 190 283 Dog Whisperer Unruly French bulldog. Morphed The evolution of the bear. Predators in Paradise Built for the Kill “Polar Bears” Alpha Dogs Alpha Dogs Predators in Paradise NGC 109 186 276 Inside Combat Rescue Alpha Dogs Alpha Dogs Are You Tougher than a Boy Scout? Bomb Squad NYC (N) Inside Combat Rescue “Fog of War” Bomb Squad NYC SCIENCE 110 193 284 How It’s Made How It’s Made inside out: Bugs Å Monster Squid: The Giant Is Real Insect Autopsy Å Planet Ant (N) Å Monster Squid: The Giant Is Real ID 111 192 285 FBI: Criminal Pursuit “Dead Quiet” FBI: Criminal Pursuit Å FBI: Criminal Pursuit Å Dateline on ID (N) Å FBI: Criminal Pursuit Å FBI: Criminal Pursuit Å HBO 302 300 501 (5:30) ››‡ “Cowboys & Aliens” (2011) Daniel Craig. Å Fight Game Real Time With Bill Maher Å “American Winter” (2013, Documentary) Premiere. ‘NR’ Fight Game Michael Buffer Boxing MAX 320 310 515 (:15) ›› “The Hangover Part II” (2011, Comedy) Bradley Cooper. ‘R’ Å ›› “Road House” (1989, Action) Patrick Swayze, Kelly Lynch. ‘R’ Å ›› “Alien vs. Predator” (2004) Sanaa Lathan. ‘PG-13’ Å (:40) Banshee SHOW 340 318 545 (5:50) ›› “Captain Corelli’s Mandolin” (2001, Drama) Nicolas Cage. ‘R’ Homeland “Two Hats” Å Californication House of Lies Shameless “Frank the Plumber” Å Inside Comedy (N) House of Lies Page Editor: Emogee Graham 754-0415 LAKE CITY REPORTER ADVICE & CROSSWORD sunDAY, MARCH 17, 2013 5D DEAR ABBY HOROSCOPES

ARIES (March 21-April THE LAST WORD the changes suggested. 19): Your ability to do the ★★★★★ Ex-wife’s son is painful unexpected will give you a Eugenia Word SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. competitive edge. Revisit 21): Develop a plan you’ve an old relationship that different philosophy or been mulling over and you reminder of unhappy past somehow drifted apart. lifestyle, the change will do will turn it into a service DEAR ABBY: I was tires and the fluids in your Satisfy your need to know you good. ★★★ that is in demand. ★★★ divorced when my son was car. by being blunt and asking LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- 9. He’s now 24. My ex-wife 3. Learn to use a few direct questions. ★★★★ Your generosity will get Dec. 21): Keep your busi- married the man she had basic tools and do home TAURUS (April 20-May you into trouble. Don’t feel ness and your personal life been having an affair with repairs. 20): Volunteer your servic- obliged to pay for others. separate. Make changes and they have a 12-year-old 4. Pay attention to finan- es and you will enrich your Spend your time engaging at home that will help you son. I am also remarried cial matters such as bal- life through the people in challenges and adven- take on a physical chal- and in a good place in my ancing a checkbook. you meet. Relationships tures that will give you a lenge that will ultimately life. Abigail Van Buren 5. Know where your will develop with people thrill and encourage you lead to a better you. ★★★ For the past two years, www.dearabby.com records are, what’s in who share your opinion. to make personal changes CAPRICORN (Dec. my son has brought his them and what information Building a strong fight for that will enhance your life. 22-Jan. 19): Past acquain- half brother to our beach his mother’s infidelity, but you will need for taxes. reform will be emotional ★★★★ tances and propositions house for a weekend of you don’t have to have him 6. Buy a shredder and but rewarding. A partner- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. will help you make a cru- fun. We honored this there if you don’t want to. shred unnecessary papers. ship will help you advance. 22): Expect to face emo- cial decision regarding request and enjoy time If you would like to have 7. Make friends with ★★★ tional stress if you don’t business. Realizing how with our son, but it is diffi- a man-to-man talk with your other women. If you don’t, GEMINI (May 21-June agree with your friend much leeway you have will cult having his half brother son, go ahead and do it. life gets lonely. 20): Your emotions will be or partner. Before you enable you to outmaneuver in my home. It brings up He’s an adult. Tell him pret- 8. Be courageous and do uncontrollable. Stick to the say something you might anyone trying to compete emotions I thought I had ty much the same thing -- what you need to do to be truth and question sug- regret, opt to do some- or take advantage of you. thing on your own that you put behind me years ago. that having the boy over is happy. gestions or promises that ★★★ I do not want these visits painful for you and, there- 9. Start to simplify your sound misleading. You are find relaxing in order to AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- to continue, and I need to fore, you prefer the beach home. It will free your best to step away from any- have a chance to rethink Feb. 18): Changing the communicate this. I’d like house visits stop. You are mind from clutter and, if one trying to pressure you your strategy. ★★ way you do things will to have an adult conversa- entitled to your feelings, necessary, allow you to to do things you don’t care LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. give you a new lease on tion with my son to explain and your son is old enough move to smaller quarters. to do. Deception is appar- 22): Explore new avenues life. Get back to doing the the situation. to appreciate them. 10. Let your children ent. and visit people and places things you enjoyed in the ★★★ that will make you think. I also don’t think he ** ** ** lead their lives, lead your CANCER (June 21-July past and you will meet Wager the pros and cons should have to carry the DEAR ABBY: I’m a own and present a cheer- 22): You need an adven- interesting new friends. and consider the cost news to my ex or disap- widow, as are many of ful face to the world! -- ture. Whether you decide Physical activity will help involved to make some of point a 12-year-old. Should my friends these days. KATHLEEN IN DULUTH, to travel or engage in a you regain your strength I send a simple note to her Widowhood is difficult. If MINN. and confidence. ★★★★★ and explain that we will you’re not prepared, it can DEAR KATHLEEN: CELEBRITY CIPHER PISCES (Feb. 19-March no longer host her son? be horrible. That’s why Those are excellent sug- 20): A secret will be -- NEEDS THE RIGHT I’d like to urge women to gestions, to which I would divulged. Don’t meddle WORDS learn to take care of them- add how important it is to or let anyone interfere in DEAR NEEDS: By selves because the odds consult a CPA and a law- your personal business. all means write your ex. are they will be alone soon- yer if your spouse hasn’t Precision and practical Explain that entertaining er or later after the age of already shown you what applications will help you her son brings up emo- 50. Some suggestions: you need to know. bypass a financial setback. tions you would rather not 1. If you haven’t already, ■ Write Dear Abby at Make adjustments to a have to relive. It’s not the learn to drive. www.DearAbby.com or contract or settlement. A boy’s fault that he’s the 2. Learn to pump gas P.O. Box 69440, Los promise will instill security. flesh-and-blood symbol of and how to check your Angeles, CA 90069. ★★ SUNDAY CROSSWORD No. 0310

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HOME DECOR Spring prints have artsy vibe Colorful, daring at a price point not easily photogs Cindy Taylor and matched in the market for Rebecca Plotnick. (www. products add great photography. potterybarn.com ) California photographer At Crate & Barrel, flair to a room. Lupen Grainne creates there’s the Monet-like By KIM COOK imagery that combines a watercolor floral of the Associated Press pensive Instagram quality “Myrtle” pillow, while the with professional composi- dramatic “Landscape” pil- Visiting this spring’s tion. She captures dreamy low, featuring a winding decor previews often felt San Francisco street scenes road through wild coun- like exploring an art gal- and beautiful fruit or fork tryside, brings Turner to lery. There was an artistic still lifes that draw you mind. (www.crateandbar- vibe to everything from in. San Francisco-based rel.com ) dinnerware to drapery, art Ana Ramirez’ shell photo- Bird’s eggs writ large photographs to textiles. graphs in stark black and — in fact, 32-inch-square Manufacturers are now white highlight the sculp- large — are the powerful able to reproduce artwork tural beauty of nature. And focal point of a series of with impressive detail and Prague-born photographer wall art at Wisteria this precision. Originals that Michal Venera’s expressive spring. The eggs are softly may have been painted or black-and-white Tanzanian hued, but the scale of the inked retain evidence of animal prints depict the photographic imagery is brush and pen. Computer- textural grace and beauty so remarkable that one or generated designs have of the natural world. more would be a central greater depth of color and You’ll also find some feature in any room. (www. pattern than in the past. amazing work from pro wisteria.com ) And photo prints are even more striking. Zara Home has a bouquet of lovely throw pillows for spring with vintage prints or botanical ones reminis- cent of paintings by the ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTOS Masters. “Mariposa” fea- ABOVE: tures a flock of Edouard Visiting this spring’s decor previews often felt like exploring an art gallery. Sky Bird Travies-esque exotic but- embroidered pillow covers are available from Pottery Barn. RIIGHT: Crate and Barrel is offering terflies on a white back- a Myrtle Pillow ($34.95), with a Monet-like watercolor garden print that is digitally printed on the ground; “Lula” evokes a white cotton background. Renoir still life; “Spring” has a sweet cottage flo- dered at CB2 on a hand- Watercolor paintings of depicting a vintage bird ral; “Lannion,” ‘’Hawaiana” tufted rug. The retailer’s many popular dog breeds, postcard in finely-detailed and “Hojas’” tropical motifs got another modern rug including Labs, golden embroidery. have a retro vibe. (www. featuring a graphic brush retrievers and little terriers, Photographic art is an zarahome.com ) stroke of linen white on are available from Pottery excellent way to bring a A spring walk through tonal carbon gray. And Barn on linen throw pillows creative or unusual ele- the Chicago Botanic artist Katherine Finn- with personalized mono- ment to your room. Garden inspired artist Gamino’s colorful multi- grams. The needle arts Pottery Barn continues to Matthew Lew to create an media geometric pillow is are showcased here, as expand its wall-art series exuberant burst of white abstract art for the sofa. well, on linen lampshades this spring with a coterie and tan blooms on a bright (Botanical rug, Swoosh stitched with tonal ikat or of photo artists who have orange background, ren- rug, pillow, www.cb2.com) floral motifs, and a pillow made intriguing works Fashion Grow your own Spring is leather season cocktail fixing in the world of fashion in the backyard By DEAN FOSDICK By SAMANTHA CRITCHELL Associated Press AP Fashion Writer Gardening can be an NEW YORK — It turns out intoxicating hobby, espe- spring is leather weather — at least cially if the botany is booze- this year. related. Don’t be frightened: This isn’t a Consider the possibili- heavy head-to-toe rock ‘n’ roll look. ties: grapes fermented into This is about leather done as easy wine, corn distilled into and breezy as one would expect as bourbon, hops used to fla- we head into warmer, sunnier times. vor beer and fruit to sweet- It could be a jacket, but it also en liqueurs. could be a dress or a vest, a button- Why run to a liquor store down shirt or pants. when you can savor the Maybe it’s light pink or the chic harvest from your own color of stone, or maybe it’s perfo- cocktail garden? rated to give it a sporty vibe. There Three processes are are paper-thin leathers and “vegan involved in converting leathers,” the new industry way to plants into serviceable say “pleather” or faux leather. Laser ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTOS drinks: fermentation, cutting can add airiness. Spring is leather weather and fashion trends are leaning toward a sporty vibe. distillation and mixing, “What’s happened is that custom- ABOVE: A model off a multi-colored leather mini dress from the Tommy Hilfiger. according to Amy Stewart, ASSOCIATED PRESS ers are responding to the luxurious- BELOW LEFT: The Lisette black leather jacket by Marti. BELOW RIGHT: The author of the new book Botanicals can be used to fer- ness of it,” says Tim Baxter, execu- “The Drunken Botanist: Brittany floral print leather jacket, also by Marti. ment, distill, mix and decorate tive vice president of Macy’s fashion The Plants That Create alcoholic beverages, such as and product office. the World’s Great Drinks” this Bloody Mary. Women started really embracing (Algonquin Books). leather as an everyday fabric, not “Virtually anything that everything from agave just a cool-kid statement, this past produces sugar — fruit (tequila) to yams (beer and fall, and they’re not ready to give and grains — can be used vodka). Many plants are it up, he says. “The customer is distilled, fermented or used primarily as garnish- shifting toward seasonless clothing. drunk,” Stewart said in an es, such as spearmint (mint They want clothing they can wear interview. “Most people get julep), olives (martini) and at least eight or nine months a year, involved with the mixers.” cherries (Manhattan). and leather is now one of those Fermenting — adding The marketplace is things she can wear most of the yeasts to turn plant sugars untapped for this emerging year.” into alcohol — came first, type of niche gardening, The customer also likes that leath- she said. High-proof bever- said Tim Russell, a spokes- er takes pigment so well, and just as age alcohol (20 percent and man for Territorial Seed the season flips into spring, people above) came later with dis- Co. in Cottage Grove, Ore. are eager to wear cheerful, optimis- tillation, or heating ferment- Territorial is teaming with tic colors, even if the real-feel tem- ed liquids into a vapor and Stewart to sell a cocktail- perature doesn’t match the mood. ningwear.” leather pieces will cost in the $500 then re-condensing that into friendly line of herbs, fruits, Marti Horwitz, designer of the For the leather novice, it’s easier (and up) range, but adding a touch of a more concentrated mix. vegetables and flowers. Marti collection, says a leather jacket to start with the daytime outfits, high-quality here and there is afford- A cautionary note: It’s “A lot of young people are or vest is the perfect layering piece Horwitz says, and go with a navy or able in the contemporary market, illegal to distill anything in looking to do cooler things for the days the weather can throw a chocolate brown, which she prom- he says, and the faux leather — for the United States without in their gardens like grow anything at you. “It’s an instantly ises will work with existing items in less than $100 — is looking better a license. their own cocktail ingredi- more glamorous look.” the closet. (She says she is assuming than ever. “You can ferment but you ents,” Russell said. “We’re Lambskin or goatskin is naturally black is a no-brainer and already in Leather also isn’t a look neces- can’t distill without the feds hoping this will draw them thinner than cow hide, she explains, the wardrobe.) sarily limited by age, body shape knocking on your door,” further into gardening.” advising shoppers to keep that in Baxter, meanwhile, suggests a or style. “Leather is consistent in Stewart said. The average liquor bot- mind as they set out on a spring bolder bright color or feminine blush men’s and women’s, and you can be In addition, know your tle contains a great deal shopping spree. tone in a classic, familiar shape, such rock ‘n’ roll trendy and wear John plants. “Understand what more than straight alcohol, She’d take one of her floral-print as a blazer. If that still takes the cus- Varvatos to AllSaints, or be into clas- you’re doing if you’re out Stewart writes. leather jackets and pair it with a clas- tomer out of her comfort zone, he sic American, like a Michael Kors or there gleaning,” Stewart “Once a spirit leaves the sic black dress, or wear a tougher says, try leather trim on the cuffs of Gap-type operator,” Julian says. said. “A lot of plants become still, it is subject to end- motorcycle-chic jacket with a long a shirt, leather elbow patches or col- Unlike some trends that feed into solvents when mixed with less experimentation with evening skirt. “The floral print is a lars — all stepping stones into the a single look — like a maxi dress alcohol. Don’t pick any- herbs, spices, fruits, nuts, showstopper, but it’s not for every- trend that are selling very well. might work for the bohemian, or thing that might become bark, roots and flowers,” one. I can envision it more in LA than Price shouldn’t be a stumbling shoulder pads for the minimalist — potentially deadly.” she said. “Some distillers New York. It’s for the person who block, adds Tom Julian, a director leather crosses into the lifestyles of A dizzying array of claim to use over a hundred wants to be the first one in a trend. at the The Doneger Group, a fash- all the muses buyers aim to keep in plants has been converted different botanicals in their It’s the same for the leather and eve- ion trend forecasting firm. Designer mind, adds Macy’s Baxter. into alcohol over the ages, secret recipes.”