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PREGNANCY THIS IS ONE Dean faces FORTHE BOOKS theft, fraud Awoman walked into the library Tuesday,said she had been riding a city bus and was in labor. She gave birth just inside the library charges entrance. Staffers and security guards helped until paramedics arrived Nayfeh released on bond and took the mothe_rand KARI WILBERG newbomgirl News Editor to Denver Health Associate Dean Jamal Nayfeh turned himself Medical in to authorities Wednesday after the UCF Center. Police Department issued a warrant for his arrest. Nayfeh was booked _ into the Orange County MAIL Corrections 1 Departments at HERE STHE 2:42p.m. According to the MAil, IT NEVER affidavit for arrest warrant, Nayfeh was charged with · FAILS grand theft, false or Neither snow nor lj)in nor... buming misleading state Jamal Nayfeh turned himself in to mail truck? Apostal worker rescued ments or support the mail after his delivery truck police Wednesday. Nayfeh allegedly ing documents, and spent more than $40,000 on a UCF caught in eastern Pennsylvania. fire fraudulent use of aedit card in December 2008. Investigators say the electrical fire credit cards. apparently started in1he dashboard Formoreonthe while the truck was making The warrant stated that Nayfeh Dean's case go to: deliveries.He got all the mail out mwww.UCFNews .com before the truck was engulfed. used his UCF 'credit card and charged $40,242 worth of home-theater equipment. Allen Moore, spokesman for the Orange County Corrections Department, said Nayfeh arrived at the jail with his bond already satisfied. Nayfeh was released at 4:29 p.m. the same lf • day after docum~ntation was cleared by a court clerk. UCF became aware of the charges after an Breaking employee of Nayfeh's noticed several inappro \}" m priate charges from Request Communications, news on a home theater installation company, the war- your cell rant stated .
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If you have a club, • LOCAL WEATHER organization or event and want your information to be CORRECTION considered for the Around TODAY IN DETAIL Saturday High:61° Campus coh.unn. send a fax to In the Jan. 28 issue ofthe Today Today: Rain showers in the morn SUNNY Low:39° 407-447-4556 or an e-mail to Future, the caption for a SHOWERS ing becoming more intermittent 0 [email protected] photograph on Page A7 in the afternoon. Winds NNW at om. Deadlines are 5 p.m. Friday incorrectly attributed the 10to 20 mph. Sunday High:68° for the Monday edition. 5 p.m. photograph. High:56° Tonight: Partly cloudy skies. Monday fot the Wednesday The photograph was Low:37° Winds NW at 10 to 20 mph. MOSTLY CLOUDY Low:54° edition. and 5 p.m. Wednesday ~m The Associated Press. for the Friday... edition. ~ :.Jforiba :Juture • January 30, 2009 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com A3 • • Four-star general speaks on·Middle East MANUEL CINTRON Gen. John Abizaid, a former top Contributing Writer 111 U.S. commander in the Middle would like East, testifies on Capitol Hill in "How are we going to the students to November.Abizaid visited UCF save the world?" General Wednesday to speak with • students about issues affecting John Abiz.aid, former com gain an the Middle East . • mander of the United States Central Command, appreciation asked honor students of for strategic the Middle Eastern studies • program and Middle East challenges in ern Politics course Wednesday. the Middle • The retired four-star East." general came to share his opinion on what the four - GEN.JOHN ABIZAID ,. major issues this - and FORMER COMMANDER following - administra OF THE UNITED STATES tions must face in the Mid CENTRAL COMMAND dle East to prevent a global • conflict. deployed to oversee mas Abizaid said he com sive rebuilding efforts in manded 350,000 Ameri the affected Middle East cans, over 250,000 of ern countries. which were military per These PRTs, consisting sonnel. His jurisdiction roughly of 80 individuals encompassed the regions each, are representatives Abiz.aid said from the Hom of Africa to from different government Not every , attendant • the Ara,bian Peninsula and organizations like the CIA, was satisfied with the dis both South and Central the Department of Agri cussion. Asia, Z7 nations total culture, and the Red Cross. "I felt that policy was Drawing from his 34 These teams are struc not discussed enough and • years of military experi tured so that every aspect that more attention should ence, Abizaid discussed of a reconstruction will be have been given to other what he saw as the four represented accordingly. issues, like Palestine," most-influential tipping "Given their resources, Heidi Nadjafi, CEO ofAPG points in the years to come: I think the military has Health Care, said. Addi the rise of Sunni-Islamic done a very good job in the tionally, she described the Extremism; the rise of Shi Middle East," Sophomore military's actions in -the • ite-Islamic Extremism; the Brandon Mitchell . said Middle East as "disastrous" on-going Arab-Israeli Con about the military's and that better leadership flict; and the global econo actions. "Their policy, on was necessary. my's dependency on Mid the other hand, could have ·In summation ofhis lec dle Eastern nations. been better guided" ture, Abizaid focused on In addition to what Mitchell, a political sci the importance of helping Abiz.aid said the major four ence major, attended the these nations support issues for future Middle discussion because of his themselves as well as limit I ~ Eastern policy were, the intentions to pursue a ing hostile force as much as ' topic of restructuring of career in investigative jour possible. the global economy was nalism or a position in the "Going to war with a also raised. Not only were Intelligence Committee. country like Iran [for the students considering ''We have one of the example] would only the impact this would have most knowledgeable and strengthen the foundation on the United States and prominent observers from of the extremist govern • other developed nations, the situation in Iraq here," ments in those nations," but also how changes like a Mitchell said. ''We may Abiz.aid said shift from oil dependency learn some lessons for the He said policies like would affect nations that future." these are necessary in export those products. Abizaid said this was curbing the feelings of des Abizaid said that in the sort of reaction he peration that further fuel addition to key fighting expected ''I would like the the fighting forces of the .- personnel, specialized students to gain an appre extremist ideals. groups called Provincial ciation for strategic chal "Desperation drives Reconstruction Teams are lenges in the Middle East," extremism," Abiz.aid said • LONELY? 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Whose cllty - whose ..holy cllty" - lls llt1 The board is meeting · · , · - s· D w ·n 1967 that the city of Jerusalem, at Florida A&M Universi It's been over forty years smce Israels victory m the ix- ay /r id I r rule But there is still ty. which had been divided for nineteen years, has been reurnt r e;h Sr~~! Or at the Very least its much talk that the "Middle Eas~ problem" cannot b~, solveMunts Are i~ in fact, this claim for eastern art be "returned to its rightful owners, the us im a · . Man posing as deputy strikes 1 1 again in Escambia Co. J erusale~, t~gether with the "return" of the 1948 refugees, ~~os;. desce_ndan\~a;e~a~su ous Y PENSACOLA A swollen to 5 million, are posited as "non-negotiable demands m iscussions WI · man posing as a sheriff's and has put the area in and around the two • has deputy surfaced again What are 1he fac1s1 mosques entirely under Muslim control. But how in the Florida Panhandle, A city of many nationalities. Before the end o~ the 1967 Six-Day War, during which the Israeli would Christians feel if, instead of from the and this time is suspected Temple Mount, Muslim tradition had Mohammed Defense Forces re-conquered Jerusalem from the in a sexual assault. ascend from the Church of the Holy Sepulchre Jordanians, claims to Jerusalem being a Muslim The Escambia County and if the Muslim Arabs were to claim that site as Sheriff's Office said a holy city were rarely, if ever, asserted. Jerus~lem had always been a city in which many reltg1ons their property? The Christ!an worl?, often ready woman was sexually JOHN BAZEMORE/ ASSOCIATED PRESS to consent to Muslim claims agamst Jews and assaulted Tuesday night Georgia Commissioner ofAgriwlture Tommy Irvin (above) is urging federal prosecutors and nationalities lived side by side. It was only to investigate a peanut processing plant linked to a national salmonella outbreak. after the old city was ·,=...:.:..:,:.;.____ ..:., ______Israelis, would be · near Interstate llO in greatly astonished and back in Jewish hands "Jerusalem has been the center of Jewish life, north Florida. would certainly resist It was the third time in that the Muslim Arabs of Jewish yearning and of Jewish thinking for such claim. But Plant problem forces recall Iraq bars Blackwater, declared their desire to over 3,000 years. That is the reason tha~ the two weeks that a man has after national peanut scare Muslim Arab impersonated an officer tarnished by civilian deaths wage "jihad" (holy war) State of Israel has rededicated the Jewish WASHINGTON BAGHDAD - Iraq assertiveness doesn't in Escambia County. to bring the city back holy city to be its indivisible capital." The list of recalled peanut said Thursday it will bar end there. On the On Jan. 20, a man into Arab possession. products linked to a Blackwater Worldwide tenuous claim of their impersonating an officer The notion to call national salmonella out from providing security right to the Temple Mount, they have construed a pulled over a 17-year-old Jerusalem an Islamic holy city has only come break just keeps growing. protection for U.S. diplo claim to the entire city of Jerusalem (or at the girl, who escaped about in modern times, especially after the Arabs Already more than mats because its contrac lost the city to Israel in the Six-Day War. It now very least to its eastern part), which they have unharmed. Authorities 400 kinds of cakes, cook tors used excessive force, declared to be their "third holiest city." And, it believe that case is linked has gained currency by · dint o_f c?nstant ies and other goods have sanctioning a company would be an insult to all Muslims and all Arabs to to Tuesday's incident. repetition. The basis for the claim 1s that been pulled off the whose image was irrevo leave the city in the hands of the "infidel Jews." On Saturday, a Univer Jerusalem does indeed contain an Islamic holy shelves in one of the cably tarnished by the site, namely the Temple Mount (sacred to both Jerusalem: Never an Arab capital. But the city sity of West Florida stu largest product recalls. 2007 killings of 17 Iraqi Muslims and Jews) with its two mosques, El Aksa of Jerusalem - in contrast to Baghdad, Cairo, and dent told university At the center of the civilians. and the Dome of the Rock. It is the place from Damascus - has never played any major role in police that a man pulled investigation is a Georgia The move will deprive which Mohammed, who had never set foot in the the political and religious lives of the Muslim up behind her car and peanut processing plant American diplomats of Arabs. It was never a political center, never a turned on flashing blue city, is believed to have asce~ded to h~a~en. But where federal inspectors their main protection aware that it was the holy city of Chnstians and national or even a provincial or sub-provincial lights. It is unclear if that reported finding roaches, force in Iraq. Jews, and wishing to convert them to his _new capital of any country, since Biblical times. It was case is connected with mold, a leaking roof and The decision not to religion, he commanded his follower~ to bml~ a the site of one Muslim holy place, but otherwise a the others. other sanitary problems. issue Blackwater an oper mosque in Jerusalem. But never m Muslim backwater to the Arabs. The passion for Managers at the Blake ating license was due to history did this mosque or this city compare in Jerusalem was not discovered by the Muslim 25 percent of doctors leave ly, Ga., plant owned by "improper conduct and significance to the holy cities of Mecca and Arabs until most recent history. Fla. privatization plan Peanut Corp. of America excessive use of force," Medina - cities that no "infidel" may visit. At the center of Jewish life. But Jerusalem has MIAMI - A Medicaid continued shipping said Iraqi Interior Ministry A tenuous Muslim claim. It is on the basis of stood at the center of the Jewish people's national privatization program peanut products even spokesman Maj. Gen. this religious tradition that the Muslims life since King David made it his capital in 1003 former Gov. Jeb Bush after they were found to Abdul-Karim~ designated the entire Jewish Temple Mount_to ~e BCE. After the return from Babylonian exile, touted as a national contain salmonella Iraqis are bitter over their holy site. The Israeli government, m its Jerusalem again served as the capital of the model for improving Jewish people for the next five-and-a-half Peanut Corp. expand the September 2007 constant spirit of accommodation to Muslim patient care while ed its recall Wednesday to killing of 17 Iraqi civilians sensibilities, has largely acceded to this tradition centuries. decreasing government all peanut products pro in Baghdad's Nisoor Jews are not the usurpers in Jerusalem. They have been living there since the Biblical era an~ ha~e costs is floundering as duced at the plant since Square. Five former Black nearly a quarter of the been the majority population since the 19th cen~ury. Jews have sy~~gogues and o!her holy sites i~ Jan. 1, 2007. The company water guards pleaded not participating doctors most cities of the world. But do they claim sovereignty over those c1ties_because of ~t? Of course not. is relatively small, but its guilty Jan. 6 in federal have quit citing the inabil It would be preposterous and people wouldn't accept it. And the Muslim Arab claim to Jerusalem, peanut paste is an ingre court in Washington to based on the mosques on the Temple Mount, is just as untenable. Jerusalem h~s been the center of ity to treat patients as dient in hundreds of food manslaughter and gun they see fit. Jewish Jjfe of Jewish yearning and of Jewish thinking for over 3,000 years. That 1s the reason that the products, from ice cream, charges in that shooting. A State of Is;ael has rededicated the Jewish holy city to be its indivisible capital. Patients complain they to Asian-style sauces, to sixth is cooperating with are struggling to get doc dog biscuits. the government. This message has been published and paid for by FLAME is a tax-exempt, non-profit educational 501 (c}(3) tor's. appointments and organization. Its purpose is the research and publication of the facts A senior lawmaker in The Iraqi government medications under the 2- regarding developments in the Middle East and exposing false Congress and Georgia's has labeled the guards propaganda that might harm the interests of the United States and its year-old Medicaid agriculture commissioner "criminals" and is closely FLAME allies in that area of the world. Your tax- - ASSOCIATED PRESS - ASSOCIATED PRESS e_~ail: [email protected] or call: 386-364-1826 ~ ~fon11a :Juture • January 30, 2009 www.CentralFloridaFuture.com AS Increases force students to change living JANELLE KUEHNERT & housing increase would the increases combined the housing increase causes parents have lost jobs, and expected $4,520 tuition cost JESSICA GILLESPIE affect me the most, and I . with state-wide tuition the biggest concern. The that's not going to help with for the 2009-10 school year. Contributing Writers would probably have to increases is less than 15 average cost of housing the way the economy is Frank Cox, a math educa get a new job, which is percent a year. Currently increased $190 from last yeat, going," Nixon said. ''With tion major, said even Florida Students are scared · hard in Orlando:• Florida has the lowest and the total average hous new tuition increases, there Prepaid and Bright Futures that increases in tuition Jeff Malczyk, a history tuition rate in the country, ing cost for the 2009-10 would be fewer applicants to are not enough to cover • and room and board next major, lives in the Towers. and the measure would school year is expected to be UCF and more students expenses. school year may drive With a new increase in bring the rate closer to the $4,940, Heston said would have to transfer to "Housing is already them off campus in search housing, he saidhe will not national average. Jackie N"IJCon, a molecular community colleges:• expensive as it is, and my • of cheaper living quarters. be able to live on campus. "With this increase, it biology and microbiology The total tuition and fees, scholarships would not Fee hikes add up to Grant Heston, assistant would take seven years or major, lives on campus. She which will increase $570, cover the increase in tuition," nearly $1.000 more for in vice president of UCF more to reach the national lives close her home and include financial aid, activity Cox said ''My parents live in ,. state undergraduates liv News and Information, average," he said would have to commute if and service, athletic, trans Tallahassee, so I can't com / ing on campus taking a 30- said $44.5 million have The estimated cost for housing prices increase. portation access, and health mute, and I would probably credit load for/the 2009-10 been taken out of UCF books and food would also "The thing is, students' fees, all adding up to the have to move home:' school year; however, the funds since July 2007. increase, according to a price hikes affect more "We expect to see cost-of-living estimate • than just on-campus resi more cuts by this July, and made by the university. dents: Tuition and fees these new budget cuts will Average food costs are make up almost $600 of offset those reductions," estimated to go up $223, that total. Heston said while book costs are esti "With a new increase, Heston said in an e mated to increase $46, 20°1o__ ~ it would be hard since the mail that Gov. Charlie Heston said/ s-.tor• tor o•rall. Gxplf••...,.,.1'0 9. economy went the oppo Crist has proposed to Even tho'ugh food and ------.. site way," Madeline Viera, allow state universities to book prices have a business major, said. ·~ increase tuition as long as increased from last year, l""Gff 1 FREE L.:Ir-·--·-----·--·- USED GAME ~ -.tor.to- ·r·---·d..,...Cxpltw•~l'OIL···" ~ !l 5us'!(0 OFF • Nayfeh on suspended leave ,,., .. . GAME FROM Al paid administrative leave, Heston also added that Heston said the university is conduct that did not originate from "He has the opportuni ing an audit of the depart R~quest Communica ty to come in and talk and ment _of engineering to tions, the warrant stated. present his side of what take a look at everything The invoice listed several happened, and then we to make sure things are . items that the owner of will go on from there proceeding as they should Request Communications about how best to pro be. said were never part ofthe ceed," said Grant Heston, "We don't want to let' original invoice. assistant vice president the alleged actions of one Nayfeh has b een put on for UCF News and Infor person reflect on an entire suspension, which is a mation. college," Heston said. UTMBA TRUE ECONOMIC STIMULUS • Nolnilllrilllqllff. • 1per~-04'er~ll.W,. 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'Iropp, who has been in Best Buddies is a nonprofit Best Buddies for two organization dedicated to years, works closely with enhancing the lives of people her buddy Almando Mar with intellectual disabilities by tinez, who is part of the providing opportunities for intellectual disabilities one-to-one friendships and program at UCE integrated employment. • "I have gone to his Founded in 1989 by Anthony house to make him break Kennedy Shriver, Best Buddies fast and take him to the is a vibrant, international computer store, which he organization that has grown loves to go to," Tropp said from one original chapter to 'Working with Best Bud more than 1,400 middle dies is a rewarding experi school, high school, and college ence that ha,s taught me campuses across the country things I never knew about and internationally. before." Tropp said Martinez has played a key role in her associate membership life and has taught her a lot allows you to be active about music, something with the exception of the Martinez is passionate one-to-one friendship. about. "I am a college buddy "I love her because I member, and that allows know she will always be me to be paired with my around," Martinez said. one-to-one buddy 'We always have fun and Ebonei," Homnick said "I REEMA DESAI / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE she is a great buddy. I can bring her to lunch and also Kelly Dahl and Jackie Hummel work at a table at The Taste of Friendship. College students help people with intellectual disabilities in the Best Buddies program. count on her." to my sorority house to The event also featured hang out." rafiles, music, and a graffi Kelly Pap.I, Best Bud ti wall dies membership coordi The club offers two nator, said anyone who types ofmemberships that wants to be a buddy can students can get involved join the club. with. A college buddy "The big thing you member is a student who need to know is how to be is matched one-to-one a friend and also how to with a buddy and is promote tolerance," Pahl responsible for fundrais said. "Every time I see a ing and maintaining a best buddy, they just want to buddy's friendship. For give you a hug, and that is students with less time, an rewarding." Budget cuts still a fear, Hickey said FROM Al gaining, the UFF will file an unfair labor practice In addition, the universi with the Public Employ ty is holding an extra 2 ee Relations Commis percent of the budget in sion. If the PERC reserve for potential decides that the univer future budget cuts. sity is in violation with However, Hickey the law, award winners announced in an online will have to return their provost's update that the Excellence bonus university should pre awards and TIP, RIA, pare for budget reduc and SoTL salary increas tions that could be much es. that they receive for greater than the 2 per the 2008-2009 school cent being withheld. year. Hickey stated online "The administration in a provost's update: has entered into a pat "Filling new or vacant tern of unlawful activity, positions must be care providing discretionary fully considered since increases without bar doing so reduces flexi gaining a contract per bility in dealing with mitting them and now future budget cuts. moving forward with Without such flexibility, excellence awards and and in the face of more TIP, RIA, and SoTL budget cuts, layoffs may without bargaining be impossible to avoid." them," Jim Gilkeson, The articles in the chief negotiator of UCF collective bargaining UFF, wrote on the UCF contract have to be ten UFF Web ·site. "In brief, tatively agreed upon and they are breaking the voted upon .for ratifica law and UFF will take tion in order to become appropriate action." High-Speed effective. Article 23, Among other articles .. 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''We needed to take them one at a time, and I'm very proud ofour guys that lniury update: they did that," UCF head He1ias missed 15 games this season coach Kirk Speraw said of due to a knee injury. the games against Southern Miss, Marshall and SMU. Season stats: "They didn't look ahead or He is averaging 2.2 down the road, they took points and 3.6 on the challenge of this rebounds per game. mini-season and did them one at a time. I thought w~ had three pretty sound aqst solid efforts in a row." High-flying Of all the games on the homestand, the game against SMU was the most Diakite getting complete victory. Jermaine Taylor totaled 22 points OQ closer to return . 9-of-19 shooting, and AJ. Tyler came off the bench to RYAN BASS record a double-double .. Staff Writer with 10 points and 11 rebounds. The Knights Dave Diakite, who suffered a held SMU to 29.8 percent knee injury earlier in the season. shooting for the game and a was dressed for the game against total of45 points, the small SMU and warmed up, but is still est total for any UCF oppo not game-ready, according to UCF ASHLEY INGUANTA / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE nent this season. head coach Kirk Speraw. Tony Davis, 2, and Jermaine Taylor make sure a dunk finds its way home during UCF's win against SMU on Wednesday. It didn't take long for the Speraw said that Diakite "has a Knights to get started. UCF ways to go" but that he was getting raced out to a 17-2 lead in reps in practice. the first 7 minutes of the "He practiced a little bit in the GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT game and set the tone early. last two days," Speraw said. "I just COLT4S CRASHING THE GIASS "I thought we set a good wanted to get him out there in tone defensively in the first warm ups and start to get him to The 45 points scored by the Mustangs were the fewest The Knights set a season-high with 46 rebounds against allowed by a the Knights, and the fourth-fewest atall SMU team. Their previous season-high was 44. 5 minutes of the game," feel more a part of things. He is Speraw said. ''We had some not ready at all." allowed by UCF since its move to Division I in 1984. PLAYING FORTHE FULL40 breakdowns after that and Formorephotos UNBLEMISHED The Knights won the three games on their homestand they missed some shots ofthegame: UCF is 6-0 when scoring at least 70 points this season. by an average of 18.3 points per contest. that were open. but early in a www.UCFNews.com PLEASE SEE ROMPZA ON AS Men's tennis Late Thursday Knights say let's play two Doubleheader on Saturday PADRICK BREWER Sports Editor Head coach Bobby Cashman said the UCF Men's Tennis team has no easy days. The Knights started their season with a close loss to No.13 'TW.sa and then followed that with a 6-1 vic • tory against Florida Gulf ASHLEY INGUANTA / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Coast at the UCF Tennis UCF junior Johan Beigart is looking to rebound from his last match, a three-set Complex. loss to Florida Gulf Coast University's Thibaud Aime on Saturday in Orlando. • Now UCF is preparing • for something it hasn't seen Formorephotos through the day. Cashman • in its spring regular season of Men~ tennis: said conditioning should since March 28, 2007: A G www.UCFNews.com not be a problem. doubleheader. ''We have prepared a lot The Knights will take on ''We'll see where the guys during the last couple years North Florida at 9 am. Sat are physically, that's why I with the 6 a.m. workouts," urday and then take on did it. UNFs good, and then Cashman said, "so the guys Bethune-Cookman at 2 we have Bethune-Cook LIANA COLE/ CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE are physically ready. It's a UCF sophomore forward Emma Cannon drives against East Carolina late Thursday. p.m. man right after." challenge, but it's a good The Knights led 49-42 with 13:09 remaining. For a full recap, go to UCFNews.com. "This weekend is a big But even though the weekend," Cashman said. Knights will be playing PLEASE SEE TOUGH ON AB ___ _. ____ _ AB www.CentralFloridaFuture.com January 30, 2009 • OU1raf ::Jlon11a ~ n: Tough road matches up next Rompza, Tyler stand out FROM A7 FROM A7 the way I want the ball and total more rebounds than whatlamgoingtodoand any player on SMU's ros · challenge, because at the end the game, we set a very everything," Taylor said. ter. Rompza, who is 5-foot- in April when we host here good tone." · The bigger surprise in 9, totaled more rebounds we'll be ready, and one match Taylor had his hand in a the game was the produc - six - than F~. who will feel like it's nothing:' more than a few plays in tion of Tyler offthe bench. had five. UCF will host the Confer- that opening run. He shot Tyler shot 3-of-5 for the ""Because they are so ence USA Championship in '!" 5-of-6 and scored 13 points, game and went 4-of-4 big, that was one thing that the middle of April including 9 from behind from the free-throw line to [Speraw] talked a lot • As part of Wednesdays the 3-point line to spark go with six offensive about in practice," Taylor practice, Cashman had the the Knights. rebounds. Since his knee said. "That we had to box • Knights do some extended "I was feeling it, so injury early in the season, them out, keep them off work in the sand volleyball when I'm feeling it, I'm Tyler has slowly become the glass, get it into their courts next to the tennis going to let it ride," Taylor one of the best reserves legs and push them back. I courts. said "It worked out for me forUCF. think we did that tonight." Some of the Knights good. Plus, A.J. Rompza "He has been very valu After letting the .. struggled during the latter I did a good job of finding able from the beginning, Knights open the game on part of the workout, and me and so did Taylor and we have tried to get a 17-2 run, the Mustangs ,, Cashman said some mem Young." him to step up to the chal answered back with a 14-7 bers of the team are working Rompza's connection lenge," Speraw said. ''.As he run of their own, cutting their way back toward full fit with his teammates has gets healthier and in better their deficit to seven with ness. been improving each shape, I think you can see 5:48 remaining in the hal£ He said sophomore Clau game. He totaled a career it's coming around for him UCF then reeled off a 14-4 dio Romano was recovering high 11 assists against SMU a little bit. He has got run to end the half and from a back injury and that after posting seven against tremendous skills and tal take a 40-23 lead into the junior Marc Rocafort's shoul Marshall on Sunday. He .ent, and we need that." break. der was not 100 percent. found Taylor for a couple All week, the Knights The Knights came out 'We're still not healthy of nice dunks in the first heard about how tall and strong defensively in the yet, but were getting a little ASHLEY INGUANTA / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE half and it seems as lanky SMU was, especially second period, holding bit better," Cashman said 7-foot-l center Bamba Fall SMU to just 10 points in ,·• 1 UCF senior Tarek Ben Soltane returns a serve against Florida Gulf Coast though their chemistry Getting healthy will go a University's Brenton Bacon on Saturday. Soltane won in straight sets. continues to get better as But the Knights proved the first 11 minutes to take long way in the first match of just how much size does a 55-33 lead with 8:47 ty victories. road slate that includes the season progresses. the doubleheader. n't matter as they outre remaunng. UCF held 'What we need to work Florida, Clemson, Sam "The more and more The North Florida bounded the Mustangs SMU to just 12 points the for is beat, obviously, a ford and Auburn. 'We we play together, I think , Ospreys started their season the better feel he gets for 46-32 and had two players rest of the way. ' with two consecutive victo ranked team, top 30 in the need to feel good about ries. country, the top 25," Cash- ourselves, number one, UNF was scheduled to man said "To get our nation- and see where we are play South Carolina State al ranking back up to the top both physically and Thursday, but inclement 75 and beyond We take one mentally." weather forced the start of match a time." Florida and Clemson • the match back to 6:30 p.m., The doubleheader ends a have a combined record and results were not avail three-match homestand for of 3-1, and Samford and able at press time. UCF. Auburn have not started Bethune-Cookman is on Cashman said victories their dual-match season. the .other end of the spec Saturday would be big con- "I want to see how trum, as the Wtldcats will sidering the opponents that we do when we have bring their 0-2 record to are up next on the Knights' . everyone in the lineup Orlando. schedule. and see how our dou- Cashman said the key for 'We are going to have bles are when we're the Knights increasing their some tough customers to playing with the normal stature is to grab some quali- deal with," Cashman said of a partners," Cashman said. "That will tell us where we're at." The doubleheader ., _.,,. will be the last time the Knights compete at the I ' t UCF Tennis Complex until Feb. 21, when they take on Louisiana Lafayette. Cashman said the ., I • I team is still improving, I but he is optimistic that I this weekend will show case the growth of the Knights. 'We're not there yet," Cashman said. "I don't think any team is there •• yet that is playing. But we're slowly moving toward that .final goal:' ASHLEY INGUANTA / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE UCF freshman guard AJ. Rompza dished out a career-high 11 assists against the Mustangs on Wednesday night. I. • •• • I • ,: ., I · ~ ANY FAMILY MEAL ·' PLUS 2SIDES .. 30WIN6S . 20 WINGS 10 SHRIMP • ,I .·,· • 20 WINGS 5 FINGERS :1I ;:. 15 FINGERS I ' I If you have a m_aster's degree in mictrobiotogy, bacterioloqy or virolog-yz you can h'elp make a difference in the lites of our Solq:iers.-As an Officer on the U.S. Army :• Health Care Team, ydu'II work iu advanced r~earch facilities. Your focus wilt be on environmental health and industrial hygiene. By serving yout·country, you'll be helping to improve our Sold1ers' security. To learn more about the U.S. Army Health Care Team, call Sgt. 1st Clas.s WiHiam King at 877-844-7546, email [email protected], or visit · heaJtbcare.goarrily.com/fofo/c411. . ©20()9. Paid for l>Y the United StatesAtmy. Alf rtghtsreserved. ARMY STRONG: :;, . .. , c------·~-----'----'------~_,_---'------~ ,. 'IBE MAGIC TIIAT IS 'Us and Them/. The Machine· Playing Pink Floyd is tribute's way CASSIE MORIEN CFF: What can fans - Contributing Writer expect at your concert? _ Pascarell: They can ... Not just another crappy expect an honest, enthusi tribute band, The Machine astic representation of the combines lighting, 20 music that they like. We , I years of experience and an really love what we do and I unfailing love for rock it's honest. It's sincere. We : music to create an authen really love this music. We J tic Pink Floyd experience. love per(oµning it to peo The Future recently had ple that love ~t too, and the opportunity to speak that's what p~ople like with Joe Pascarell, lead about our band guitarist and singer of the . New York-based band The CFF: Do you t ' , . Machine will be perform the psychedelic m=i= t \ . ing live tomorrow night at is coming back to our gen--~ the Plaza Theatre. eration? - Pascarell: We've been - · Central Florida Future: doing this for over 20 . How did The Machine get years, and the,:e's always , started? 14-, 15-, 16-, 17-year-old kids - Joe Pascarell: It was coming [to] our shows ... never our intention to get The kids have the same a together to form a band look in their face that I had - together to play Pink Floyd when I was a kid and dis- ~ music. We were like, 'let's covered it. I had an older I form a band and we'll only brother who took me to :I play music that we like.' see Pink Floyd when I was That was the only criteria like 13 years old - not to get a gig here or get a gig there or become CFF: The biography on famous but just to play your Web site mentions ~ music that we enjoyed playing. PLEASE SEE BAND ON A10 RAMI ROTLEWIU / CENTRAL FLORIDA FUTURE Country music star Alan Jackson performs during a sold-out show at the UCF Arena Saturday. ,Timeless music excites fans young and old CHRISTINE HARPER WWW.THEMACHINELM.COM , Variety Editor . I New York-based Pink Floyd tribute band The Machine will be perfonni11_9 ~ ~ 'Way down yonder on the Chatta Fans holding up letters spelling out Plaza Theatre on Saturday. The band is known for their use of dramatic lighting. hoochee, it gets hotter than a hoochie "Good Time" sang along and line choocbie," sang Alan Jackson on the danced in perfect unison sold-out stage of the UCF Arena. 'We "He writes songs that are pretty laid rubber on the Georgia asphalt. We much timeless:· said Melinda Mulvi got a little crazy but we never got hill, a UCF graduate student. "I can The Eagles soar • caught. relate to his music.'' The southern drawl and man of After tlie song was performed, Jack honky-tonk channed and tamed the son switched gears, performing some wild bunch of cowboys and girls to of his greatest hits that were well again in O-Town · :,1 chanting sing received by his fans. a-longs as the "It was kick ass;' Jenny Mulvihill, ASHLEY CARNIFAX twang level sister of Melinda Mulvihill. said after Staff Writer DISCOGRAPHY reached its the show. ''I liked that he played all his After nearly 40 years of peak for Satur big hits." . I Here in the Real World making music together, Don't Rock the Jukebox day night. The country music star's notoriety , I Although is only second to the legendary Garth classic rock band the A Lot About Livin' Eagles are flying in to the (And a Little'Bout Love) Jackson wasn't Brooks, and his music sits firmly at the top of the country music charts. His Amway Arena on Saturday :I Who I Am the most ani latest single, "Country Boy" is No. 3 on night. Everything I Love mated of per- formers on · Billboard's chart for Hot Country The Eagles are respon WWW.EAGI.ESBAND.COM High Mileage stage, his Songs, and has previously reached No. sible for five No. 1 singles Under the Influence music seemed 1. and six No. l albums. After don't know that a lot of When Somebody Loves You to generate an After a two-minute countdown being broken up for more reunion bands don't ..' Drive energy of its leading up to his performance, Jackson than a decade, they reunit include all the original What I Do own, leaving walked out on stage wearing a black ed in 1994 and were members anymore," said Like Red on a Rose behind a sense pearl-snap, button-up blouse, his sig inducted into the Rocle and Kiersten Gehrmann, a GoodTime of excitement nature cowboy hat and a sly smile. Roll Hall of Fame four junior psychology major. long after '½re y'all havin' a good time, years later. According to a press songs like "It's tonight?'' he asked the audience. The lineup for the con release, the band will per Five O'clock Somewhere," had f'm A series of replies burst uncontrol cert varies slightly from form several of their songs ished. lably from the audience: Yeehaws, the original band with from their latest album After more than 10 years and 50 whoo hoos and chants of "great balls Glenn Frey, Don Henley, Long Road out of Eden, million records sold, Jackson. 50, still of fire" filled the Arena. Joe Walsh and Timothy B. including ''How Long" and connects to his fans and ensures that "It sounds like y'all already havin' a Schmit performing this "Busy Being Fabulous," as they have a "Good Trme,'' one of two good time," Jackson said week. Still, the quality and well as some of their clas songs he performed off his latest type of music remains the sic hits. same. albwn. PLEASE SEE FANS ON A10 "Most kids probably PLEASE SEE EAGLES ON A10 NEED AN EXCUSE TO WEAR YOUR SCAR.F?- JEN GLANTZ Take the scarf and fold it in hait: forming a loop Staff Writer at one end Plac~ this around your neck. Next, take the ends and place it in the loop and pull through. As winter winds sweep through Orlan If you are wearing a top with a lower neckline, feel do, one accessory every girl needs to free to tuck the loose ends inside the shirt. stay warm this spring semester is a This gives the illusion that the shirt and scarf scarf. are attached, making your outfit appear neater. Whether you wear it around This style is perfect for dressing up any outfit in your neck, your waist or your head, any season and will keep you warm and stylish. scarves can be used to keep you wann and stylish at the same time. The high-waisted belt What you will need for these This look can be executed well with jeans and a looks are colorful. thin scarves simple plain. long T-shirt that should go down and a little creativity. around your pants pockets. To dress this outfit up a bit, add a high-waisted belt using your scarf: ' The necktie Take your scarf and hold it horizontally in front This classic style is ofyour body with both hands. Next, wrap it aro~ perfect on cold days to your upper waist, bringing the ends toward the keep the chilly wind away from your body. PlEAsE SEE NOT ON A10 '~ ,. - --·--· - ' ·-- ·-·, -~-··--, ------·· . AlO www.CentralFforidaFuture.com January 30, 2009 • c!eutnl :Jlorlba 31dure Cl ONLINE COVERAGE That's What She Says Band plays all that it feels Fans enjoy Alan, by Billie Hartt FROM A9 Our relationship columnist gets 11ln the last 10 years we've probably into bed with the virginity issue. your tour uses a lot of Zac Brown band dramatic lighting and had three or four rehearsals. One of FROM A9 One of the most surpris QuickFli>c video. Can you elaborate ing performances of the by William Goss on what fans can expect the advantages of playing a lot is Read our film columnist's reviews Some of his most night went to coun1:IY new to see in addition to hear notable songs performed comers and operung act, of two flicks coming out this at your show? you really don't have to rehearse." weekend. He'll make sure you're include, "Don't Rock the The Zac Brown Band. Pascare1l: I think when Jukebox," ''Pop a Top" and The Zac Brown Band is "Taken" in and not feeling people think Pink Floyd, - JOE PASCARELL "Uninvited"to the movie theaters. LEAD GUITARIST AND SINGER OF THE MACHINE ''Llvin' on Love." probably most notable for t,. they think about the visu Jackson's performance of their hit, "Chicken Fried,'' Modem Culture Shock al aspect of the band. songs like ''I Don't Even with zany lyrics about the Maybe to younger people CFF: How much do CFF: One last question. Know Your Name" coaxed tasty dish: ''You know I like by Kris Kelly it doesn't seem like a big you practice in the aver all the Wtzard of Oz hype, Cannibalism as a lifestyle? OK, several audience members my chicken fried/Cold beer deal bec~use every band age week? true or false? to get out oftheir seats at one on a Friday night/A pair of maybe not. Our pop culture carries some kind of columnist actually talks about his Pascarell: The band?. Pascarell: How the hell point, and slower, more nos jeans that fit just right." video and extravagant Hardly ever. I mean, in Universal waste of time at Islands would I know? I think the talgic songs like ''Remember With his long brown ., of Adventure. lighting, but in the late the last 10 years we've human race as a whole is When'' inspired. a few cou- . beard and grey skull cap, '60s and '70s, [it] wasn't probably had three or obsessed with synchronici ples to slow dance. lead singer, Zac Brown, Slumdog Millionaire common to bring that four rehearsals. One of ty. When I was younger, Interestingly enough, looked as if he just finished. element. And Pink Floyd the advantages of playing one of the things me and Jackson's concert seemed chopping down logs in the Review was doing multimedia a lot is you really don't my brother used to do is by Ricky Ly to attract a variety of differ Appalachian mountain before I think there was have to rehearse. put the TV on and turn the ent types of fans. range. Fortunately for the Step right up, you're the next even that word. volume off, put music on contestant to read the review of Young cowgirls, wear audience, looks can be CFF: What is your and get really stoned and ing cowboy boots and not deceiving and Brown and "Slumdog Millionaire;'the Oscar CFF: What is your most embarrassing con nominated film. watch it. -too much else, strutted his band delivered an ener favorite song to play? cert story? You can put any movie around the Arena like cows getic performance of the Pascarell: I'd say if Pascarell: I could and any music on and you on cattle call. band's bluegrassey cover you asked me that ques For more on these stories go to never tell you. could rmd a thousand of However, there were songs such as "Sweet • tion year to year it would these synchronous things www.UCFNews.com also a large number ofolder Home Alabama." be a different answer. CFF: Who in the band that happen because I audience members After a long night of Right now, I would say has the best sense of think the human brain presumably fans since the country hits from country ,. "The Final Cut." That style? works that way. It is always "Chattahoochie" days - greats and newcomers MOVIETIMES song really speaks to me Pascarell: That's easy. looking for that. I think that that punctured the crowd, alike, it was safe to say that personally. I guess a Todd [Cohen], the dnun that particular one, it has a proving that indeed, Jack the UCF Arena had official more generic answer mer. That's real easy. life oflts own. son's music is t:im.eless. ly, "Gone Country." and true answer would also be "I Wish You CFF: Who's the Were Here." I love that biggest slob? · song. It's incredible. I Pascare1l: Me. Oh wait, love it every time I play you know what? I am talc it. I must have played it ing that back! Scott [ Cha 2,000 times. solen], the keyboard play er. We could check into a CFF: Have you ever hotel room, get our own We know hew to take care of had a chance to meet any rooms. I could wait a half 407-704-8911 OUP CUSlDfflOPB. Give us acall fop your of the members of Pink an hour and go to his Floyd? room. and it looks like he Pascarell: No, not as of put his suitcase in the Courtesy 20th Century Fox yet. They are definitely middle of the room and r aware of us [and] that we set a bomb off. ----llimlli.ID ~ I TAKEN {PG-i3) Bryan Mills, a former government exist and what we do. I've GlilliiJpflfll-~ fEilBIIililfl\li!liIBffiji1lhffi operative, recently gives up his career never met them. I'd CFF: Who is the most as what he calls, a"preventer;' to be rather just jam with them. romantic? near his daughter, Kim. His worst I don't need to talk to (Laughs) .., fears are realized when Kim and her Pascarell: friend Amanda are suddenly them. Me. Can't you tell? abducted. So begins the longest 96- hours of his life -the hunt for the C) fearsome organization that has taken his daughter. 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