noW thrEE Days a WEEK ••• Post CoMMEnts at on CaPE-Coral-DaIly-brEEzE.CoM ‘Dogs and CAPE CORAL ‘Hawks Ida Baker drops Cape in city showdown BREEZE —SPORTS MID-WEEK EDItIon WEATHER: Mostly Sunny • Tonight: Mostly Cloudy • Friday: Mostly Cloudy — 2A cape-coral-daily-breeze.com Vol. 49, No. 3 Thursday, January 7, 2010 50 cents Mayor proposes fee to help cover utility costs And with utilities inevitably least five total council members headed for the north sometime in must buy into the ideology before Payments for those not yet using city water the near future, he said eventual it becomes a reality. By DREW WINCHESTER being paid by current rate payers, and used to offset a portion of rate payers in the north are getting Sullivan said, too, that resi- [email protected] and help to pay down the debt of their utility impact fees when the the savings now in impact fees if dents will have to buy into the Mayor John Sullivan is pro- the North RO Water Plant, impact fees come due in the his plan comes to fruition. idea, but realizes the plan could posing a plan that would charge according to Sullivan. future.” “It’s like loaning the city be viewed as a new tax, when its property owners who have not In a memo to city council He added during an interview money,” he said. “What the city nothing of the sort. paid impact fees for being hooked dated Jan 4, Sullivan wrote that Wednesday that the plan could will do is credit them against “They can call it what they up to city water roughly $300 - “Each property that pays into this help to pay off the RO plant in future impact fees for utilities ... want to, but the point is, this is $400 a year, per property. fund would be credited for a like four to five years, which, he said, each person will be credited for amount and each property would has been estimated to cost any- The annual charge would help what they pay in.” See MAYOR, page 3A to offset the monthly utility rates be given credit for the payments where from $140 - $215 million. While the plan is Sullivan’s, at Painting the Cape Jury selection continues in Cash Feenz trial Kemar Johnston facing murder charges By TIFFANY REPECKI napping and aggravated battery [email protected] with a deadly weapon in the 2006 As jury selection goes into its double murder of Alexis and third day today in the murder trial Jeffrey Sosa in Cape Coral. If of alleged Cash Feenz defendant convicted, he faces life in prison Kemar Johnston, the presiding without parole or possibly the judge is considering pulling a sec- death sentence. ond panel of jurors. Over the past two days 76 At the close of Wednesday’s jurors have been questioned by proceedings, 20th Judicial Circuit Assistant State Attorney Bob Lee Judge Thomas S. Reese said he and defense attorney David A. may bring in another panel of Brener of Fort Myers about how jurors next week. Reese first much they know of Johnston’s wants to work through the case and about their personal view remaining jurors from the first of the death penalty. Of the 76, pool pulled Tuesday before mak- 60 jurors have been dismissed ing a decision. while 16 remain. Johnston, 23, faces two counts each of first-degree murder, kid- See CASH FEENZ, page 3A MICHAEL PISTELLA Cape Coral artist Paula Eckerty paints on the Cape Coral Yacht Club beach Wednesday. Eckerty is participating in Paint the Cape, a multi-day artistic competition Open house for and art exhibition benefiting the Cape Coral Community Foundation. Artists are paint- ing outside this week at designated areas in the city. An awards ceremony and preview reception, catered by Rumrunners restaurant, will be held at the Cape Harbour pavil- Chiquita widening ion Friday from 5 to 8 p.m. Tickets can be purchased online, at the Harbour View Gallery or by calling the Cape Coral Community Foundation at 542-5594. Paint the Cape artists’ work will be available for sale Friday and throughout the weekend at the project Tuesday pavilion. Saturday hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sunday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. By DREW WINCHESTER [email protected] To go Pastor Dennis Gingerich from What: Chiquita Boulevard Circus brings ‘Illuscination’ Cape Christian Fellowship Widening Project Church has watched as the Cape Open House has grown by leaps and bounds. to Germain Arena this weekend While it took more than 20 years for his church to take shape Where: Abiding Love on Chiquita Boulevard, the city Lutheran Church, Performances to feature renowned magician David DaVinci took shape around him and his 3205 Chiquita Blvd parishioners. By DREW WINCHESTER is “Illuscination.” That’s why he isn’t phased at According to DaVinci, he When: Tuesday, Jan. 12, [email protected] To go all by the thought of a widening 6 - 8 p.m. Circus lovers will have some- worked closely with Ringling project on Chiquita. Bros. and Barnum & Bailey’s thing shout about this weekend Ringling Bros. and “We saw that the city was when the Ringling Bros. and team to create a unique show. What: More information: Barnum & Bailey Circus going to come out this way and 707-9050 Barnum & Bailey Circus returns “This will be a unique experi- we knew there were plans for to Germain Arena. This time, just ence,” he said. “We did a good Germain Arena Veterans Parkway ... we knew don’t expect your normal circus job of making it fun and still hav- Where: that someday they were talking According to a press release, experience. ing a bit of an edge to it. It will about six-laning Chiquita,” he the open house will not have a This year’s event features entertain multiple ages.” When: Jan 7 - 10, multiple said. formal presentation, instead let- some new additions to the show, Unlike the traditional role of showtimes The city has scheduled an ting the public review the pro- namely David DaVinci, an inter- the ringmaster, DaVinci will be open house next week to present posed improvements and ask nationally renowned magician. Information: 948-7825 some of the road widening infor- The theme of this year’s circus See CIRCUS, page 3A mation to the public. See WIDENING, page 3A

Make My Day Adult Day Care Monika and Gerhard Keidl, owners of Make My Day Adult Center offers variety of services Day Care, relocated By MCKENZIE CASSIDY during the day or those diagnosed from Germany in [email protected] with Alzheimer’s or dementia can March 2009. During The Make My Day Adult Day spend the day at the center. the last 25 years Care Center in Cape Coral offers “They can stay during the day in Monika has worked caregivers the chance to bring their the case of having Alzheimer’s or as a certified geri- loved ones to a safe environment for when caregivers need to go to work, atric nurse in assist- socialization, companionship and we can take care of them,” said ed living facilities in daily activities. Monika. Make My Day is licensed for 30 Germany. Make My Monika and Gerhard Keidl, own- Day is located at 534 ers and administrators of the center, clients. Some of the clients only held their grand opening Dec. 12 and spend a half-day while others can be S.E. 16th Place. hope more residents take advantage of dropped off in the short-term if the the benefits the center has to offer. MICHAEL PISTELLA Senior citizens without anything to do See MAKE MY DAY, page 9A ATAGLANCE IT’S OFFICIAL NEWS OF NOTE

WHAT’S INSIDE Neighborhood Watch Leatherback turtle rescued meeting slated for Jan. 19 in Southwest Florida Annie’s Mailbox...... 10A Health ...... 8A Florida Business ...... 13A Horoscopes...... 10A The first quarterly meeting for 2010 for SARASOTA (AP) — A nearly 800- Lottery the Neighborhood Watch of Cape Coral pound leatherback sea turtle was rescued Classifieds ...... 1-4B Obituaries ...... 2A CASH 3: will be held Tuesday, Jan. 19, at 7 p.m., at from an island near Bonita Springs in Comics ...... 12A Police Blotter ....2A 2-7-7 / 8-7-3 the new Cape Coral Police Department, at Southwest Florida, and she is in critical but Crossword...... 12A Sports ...... 14-15A PLAY 4: the corner of Nicholas Parkway and stable condition. 7-4-4-2 / 1-8-6-2 Cultural Park Boulevard. The rare, leatherback turtle was rescued Dr. Donohue...... 9A Today in History...... 9A Fantasy 5 There will be a short general meeting, Tuesday and brought to Mote Marine 2-12-16-33-35 including crime trends and an opportunity Laboratory for rehabilitation. Editorial ...... 4-5A TV Highlights...... 11A Lotto to discuss individual neighborhood issues The female turtle was fitted with a spe- Education ...... 7A Weather ...... 2A 2-8-14-19-22-29 Florida Powerball with representatives from the Cape Coral cial harness that allows it to swim without 20-27-29-56-58 Police Department followed by election of rubbing on the sides of the tank and is PB 31 x 2 officers and a presentation. All resident are receiving care in a controlled medical pool. welcome. The turtle has a wound on her left rear flip- For further information, call 573-3048 per, her right side and face. Mote hopes to 7 48445 46010 1 or see www.capecoralwatch.com. release her within a few days. Page 2A Thursday, January 7, 2010 cape-coral-daily-breeze.com CAPE CORAL BREEZE

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(The police blotter contains public infor- operating a motor vehicle without a valid valid license and DUI drugs or alcohol, I Thomas Andrew Schaff, 56, of 221 mation obtained from the Cape Coral Police license. first offense. W. Cape Coral Parkway, 2, was charged Department, the Lee County Sheriff’s Office I Rakiem Fludd, 18, of 2322 N.E. 5th I William Wayne Magginnis, 26, of Tuesday with driving with a suspended and the Lee County Jail booking log. Arrests Terrace, was charged Wednesday with 513 N.E. 24th Ave., was charged Tuesday license, first offense. made are suspicions of crime(s) committed. resisting officer without violence. with DUI drugs or alcohol first offense. I Andrew Stamps, 22, of 1817 Wade All persons are innocent until proven guilty I Luis Gomez, 46, of 3326 S.E. 16th I Kevin James Miller, 32, of 3720 Drive, was charged Tuesday with battery in a court of law.) Place, was charged Wednesday with bat- S.W. 6th Place, was charged Tuesday with touch or strike. tery touch or strike. possession of controlled substance without I David A Weiss, 19, of 3326 N.W. Arrests I John Michael Gray, 20, of 140 S.E. prescription, includes marijuana over 20 5th Terrace, was charged Tuesday with I Kristin Demarmels, 32, of 233 S.W. 19th Lane, was charged Tuesday with bat- grams. disorderly intoxication. 37th Lane, was charged Wednesday with tery touch or strike. I Paul Fitzgerald Moore, 40, of 1408 I John Alan Weiss, 21, of 2938 S.W. DUI alcohol or drugs, first offense. I Bruce Donald Harvey, 52, of 4618 S.W. 9th Ave., was charged Wednesday 40th St., was charged Tuesday with battery I Eric Michael Devaux, 22, of 2825 S.E. 20th Ave., was charged Wednesday with driving with a suspended license, first touch or strike. Academy Blvd., was charged Tuesday with with operating a motor vehicle without a offense.

OBITUARIES Diane M. Cramer (Jeffrey) Dodson and He is survived by his devoted wife of 16 Anna Zwaskis, now deceased. He graduated Diane M. Cramer, 45, of Cape Coral Tamara Sue Thomas; years, Linda. form Edison HS in Elizabeth, N.J., where he died Tuesday, Jan. 5, 2010, at her home. A sisters, Mary Horning, In addition to his parents, he is prede- played varsity baseball and basketball. He memorial service will be conducted at Lillian Irin, Wilma ceased by his first wife, Patricia. served honorably in the U.S. Army in 11:30 a.m., Saturday, Jan. 9, at St. Andrew George and Goldie Visitation will be from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 Occupational Forces stationed in Germany. Catholic Church. Rider; brother, Joseph to 8 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 10, at Coral Ridge He was a graduate of Newark College of In lieu of flowers, memorial contribu- Thomas; grandchildren, Funeral Home, 1640 S.W. Pine Island Engineering with a degree in tions may be made to the American Cancer Jeffrey Allan Dodson Road, Cape Coral. mechanical/plastic engineering. He worked Society or Hope Hospice. Jr. and Christin The mass of Christian Burial will be at many years of service with Singer Sewing Please visit www.metzfuneralhome.com Danielle Dodson; and 11 a.m. Monday, Jan. 11, at St. Katharine Machines in Elizabeth, N.J., and J & J to leave a condolence for the family. many nieces and Drexel Catholic Church, 1922 S.W. 20th Ethicon in Summerville, N.J., retiring in nephews. Michael Ave., Cape Coral, with the burial to follow 1996. Michael Joseph Thomas Donations may be Joseph at Coral Ridge Cemetery. He founded United Molding Corp. in made to Hope Hospice Thomas Visit www.memcom to share in his life Carteret, N.J. Michael Joseph Thomas, 73, of Cape in his memory. story and to leave thoughts and memories. He retired to Cape Coral in 1998 where Coral, died Jan. 2, 2010, in Cape Coral. He Memorial Mass will Donations in his memory may be made to he enjoyed playing golf and being president was born Nov. 23, 1936, in Rootstown, be celebrated Saturday, Jan. 9, at 11 a.m., at the ASPCA, 424 E. 92nd St., N.Y., N.Y. of the MGA, Coral Oaks Golf Course. Ohio, to Mike and Frances (nee; Novacel) St. Katherine Drexel Catholic Church, 922 10128 or www.aspca.org He was a member in long standing of the Thomas, now deceased. S.W. 20th Ave., Cape Coral. Arrangements are by Coral Ridge downtown Veterans Association in He retired from General Motors with 30 Arrangements are by Fuller Cape Coral Funeral Home and Cemetery, Cape Coral. Elizabeth, and a member of VFW Post years of service to enjoy Cape Coral. He Funeral Home - Cremation Service. 8463 of Cape Coral. was a member of St. Katherine Drexel Marie V. Kaz He is survived by his wife, Harriet; Catholic Church, member of Cape Coral Guillermo Luis Hernandez daughter, Susan (Tony) Nappi; son, William Elks, past commodore of NBS Boat Club, Marie V. Kaz, 84, of Cape Coral, passed (Ernie) Zwaskis; step-son, Sean (Joan) and past member of the Power Squadron. Guillermo Luis Hernandez, 57, of Cape away Dec. 30, 2009, at Lee Memorial Gilday; step-daughter, Susan Wheeler; and He is survived by his loving wife of 54 Coral passed away Sunday, Jan. 3, 2010, at Hospital in Fort Myers. She was born in grandchildren, Sarah, Rachel, Daniel and years, Beverley; children, Terri Thomas Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland, Ohio. He Buffalo, N.Y., Nov. 10, 1925. Cristy. was born on July 26, 1952, She was the wife of Kenneth E.Kaz, now He was preceded in death by his brother, in Bronx, N.Y., to William deceased, and mother of Kathleen L. Anthony Zwaskis. and Lucy Hernandez. He Hopkins-Kaz, now deceased. 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"-%%3%#+) WEST PALM BEACH ...... -'   Page 3A CAPE CORAL BREEZE breezenewspapers.com Thursday, January 7, 2010 Mayor: Proposes payments of $300-$400 a year From page 1A had with prior councils ... they diture of the impact fee proceeds “If we stop and don’t do any- but there certainly is a way,” weren’t part of the decision-mak- and the benefits accruing from the thing, we’re only digging a deep- Brandt said. one of the few payments that ing process.” growth of those proceeds, accord- er hole. Someone has to take Cape Coral Construction helps them,” he said. “I don’t call There’s the question, too, if ing to the Florida Association of action,” he said. “If there’s anoth- Industry Executive Director Patti it an increase, I call it savings.” the proposal is legal. Counties Web site. er way, and it’s better, let them Schnell said her board had not District 6 Councilmember Sullivan admitted his idea was In a memorandum from the step forward.” heard of the mayor’s proposal and Kevin McGrail, the majority of an offshoot of an idea from for- city attorney’s office concerning District 2 Councilmember had not taken an official position. who’s district will fall under the mer Mayor Arnold Kempe, who funding options for the UEP Pete Brandt said it’s obviously She said the CCCIA has North 1 - 8 section of the UEP, suggested creating a taxing dated April 29, 2009, Assistant clear, after the fact, that the North always supported the UEP, but said he doesn’t view the mayor’s authority to collect special assess- City Attorney Marilyn Miller RO Water Plant is not needed thinks that asking anyone for proposal as a new tax. ments on unimproved properties. wrote, “For special assessments now. money in the still reeling eco- While admitting that he hadn’t The city attorney’s office and impact fees, the property sub- He said he agrees with the nomic climate might not go over studied the mayor’s proposal in deemed that proposal illegal. jected to the assessment or impact mayor that something has to be too well with residents. full, he said the problem he sees Sullivan said the city attor- fee must be capable of deriving a done to reduce debt and help ease She added that, should the with it thus far is the lack of citi- ney’s office needs to find a way special benefit within the reason- the burden on ratepayers, but mayor’s plan become a reality, it zen input. to approach his idea legally, and able future and the special benefit going all the way to Tallahassee will speak volumes to those who He pointed out the previous if not, council should direct must be certain.” to try and solve it, while not are paying into future impact council lacked a strong citizen Nabors, Giblin and Nickerson, If a legal pursuance can’t be impossible, may be too difficult. fees. voice in its decision-making the city’s bond counsel, to find a found, Sullivan said he’s be will- He’s confidant something can “If they do this they almost process, and for the new council way to make it happen. ing to go all the way to the be done — maybe a half cent have to move forward with the to move forward together, it will Under the Dual Rational Florida Legislature in order to see sales tax increase through the UEP,” she said. “You are now need that crucial citizen voice. Nexus Test, which dictates his plan become reality. county level — and he’s willing saying you are going to bring “The mayor was probably requirements for impact fees, He said it is crucial that the to listen to anything can work. them utilities ... you’re telling prompted to come up with these those fees are valid when a rea- city begin to rebuild itself finan- “I think there’s a way ... the them utilities are coming.” proposals prematurely,” he said. sonable connection, or rational cially, and that if his idea doesn’t exact structure he’s laying out “That’s the frustration citizens nexus, exists between the expen- work, he’s open to suggestions. might not be the best way to go, Cash Feenz: Jury selection in Kemar Johnston trial From page 1A the case “relatively closely” in the mindful of everyone’s schedule.” Myers. Assistant State Attorney Alexis Fernandez, Cody Roux news. “Let’s give it a try with the Marie Doerr is also prosecuting and Michael Balint have each One woman questioned “I feel the defendant is proba- jurors we have,” Reese said. the case, and attorney Terry pleaded guilty to lesser crimes Wednesday said that she knew bly guilty,” she said. “I would A volunteer with the Cape Lenamon is serving as co-counsel and will receive prison sentences some teens who knew the victims. have to see a great deal of evi- Coral Police Department, Stanley for the defense. varying between 14 years and 26 When asked what she knew about dence to prove otherwise.” Maliszewski, was also dismissed Ten people were arrested and years in exchange for their testi- the crime, the woman began to The defense has repeatedly Wednesday. He told the prosecu- charged in the torture and slay- mony. talk about it but choked up and pushed for a change of venue, tion and defense that he logs 60 ings of Alexis Sosa, 18, and Kenneth Lopez is set to go to started to cry. She was excused, claiming that the publicity sur- hours per month at the department Jeffrey Sosa, 14. According to trial Feb. 1. along with a man who reported rounding the case will not allow and knows many of the local officials, the Sosas were tied up Paul Nunes, who pleaded that “something happened in for a fair and impartial jury. police officers. Another man was and tortured at Johnston’s home guilty in August for a reduced Cape Coral and a couple of peo- Wednesday morning, Brener excused because the state referred in Cape Coral, then taken to an sentence of 40 years in prison, ple were killed.” cited news reports in which to mitigating factors in the case as industrial site in the north Cape was appointed new counsel Many jurors were excused Johnston is said to have shot both “frivolous.” where they were fatally shot and Monday. On Dec. 28, he request- because they learned about or fol- Alexis and Jeffrey and “orches- Jury selection began Tuesday Alexis’ body was burned in the ed that his plea deal, which lowed the case in the news and trated the murders.” He also with a pool of 100, but a handful trunk of a vehicle. requires him to testify against already believe Johnston is guilty pointed out errors reported as fact of people were excused early on Roderick Washington and Johnston and Lopez, be with- or do not believe they could be by media outlets, such as the bod- for varying reasons. One man Ashley Toye were found guilty drawn. impartial toward the defendant. ies of both victims were burned. understood only “some” English, following separate trials. Reese withheld making a rul- The defense and prosecution also At the time, Reese explained one woman had a religious con- Washington received four con- ing Monday on the request to let jurors go because of their that he would rather attempt to flict and others were dismissed secutive life sentences plus 30 allow Nunes time to talk to his stance on the death penalty or its seat a jury from the existing pool because of medical issues. years in prison, and Toye was new attorney. application. than move forward with a change Jury selection for Johnston’s sentenced to life in prison without Another woman excused of venue. He said the trial could trial resumes at 9 a.m. today at the parole. Wednesday said that she followed be moved, but that he is “trying to Lee County Justice Center in Fort Melissa Rivera, Iriana Santos, Widening: Open house planned for Chiquita project From page 1A City Transportation Manager first phase running from Pine project could be timed in conjunc- but thinks overall the project is Steve Neff said the project was Island Road to Veterans Parkway, tion with the UEP in Southwest important and much needed. questions of city staff. estimated at $70 million several and the second phase running 6/7 is unknown, but Neff hopes When he began to move for- Although the project is cur- years ago, but that cost could be from Veterans to Cape Coral so, if city council decided to ward on his church two decades rently in the design phase and a down to somewhere in the neigh- Parkway. restart the utilities project. ago, he said he would see a car construction schedule does not borhood of $60 million because He compared the project to the For now, residents and busi- only every few minutes on exist, a few bits of information of cheap construction costs today. one on Santa Barbara Boulevard, ness owners along Chiquita Chiquita. Now, thousands of cars about the widening are available. The project was designed to and said that while no significant Boulevard don’t have to worry traverse the corridor on a daily The proposed project will meet a booming population along amount of rights-of-way acquisi- about any construction in 2010. basis. cover six miles of roadway, from the Chiquita corridor, but since tion would be happening, he did “This is not a project were “It’s a worthwhile project, one south of Pine Island Road to Cape the economic bust, that growth say the city is trying to compose looking to build soon,” Neff said that’s needed in terms of traffic Coral Parkway. has been stifled, along with the an RFP — Request for Proposal of the widening. flow,” he said. “I know we’re Four lanes will become six, city’s funding. — that would ask existing land Gingerich said he was taking excited to see it happen, and it’s a new traffic signals, sidewalks and “It doesn’t change the need for owners within the construction the project in stride and plans to good time to do it now.” street lighting will be installed, six laning, it just changes the tim- boundaries to sell land to the city. attend the open house. and the existing open-swale ing,” he said. That proposal Neff described He said he anticipates the proj- drainage system will be replaced Neff added that the project as a “test” on phase one. ect creating certain “challenges” by an enclosed sewer system. will exist in two phases, with the Whether or not the widening for his church and parishioners, Circus: Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey in town From page 1A can expect a lot of magic and illu- huge Ringling Bros. and Barnum - 10 at Germain arena in Estero. show times. Tickets start at $16. sions they haven’t seen before that & Bailey Circus fan growing up, Check Ticketmaster or the For more information, call 948- hosting the show while simultane- have been made specifically for he said working with them has Germain Arena box office for 7825. ously performing his magic. this show,” he said. been a dream He said the show, once it gets Tickets to the show also include come true. moving, flows at a quick pace, an “all access pre-show,” accord- “Being on careful to avoid lulls. ing to DaVinci, giving them the stage is what I All the circus traditions people chance to meet performers, ani- love to do and have come to expect — lions, mals and the illusionist himself. being on the tigers, elephants, high wire acts, DaVinci said he was busy road goes with clowns — all of those elements Tuesday at Germain Arena as that,” he said. will simply be heightened by the crews were beginning to set up “It’s an incredi- addition of magic. shop. ble experience Fans of DaVinci’s performanc- It’s all part of the business, said being able to do es will be able to see him perform DaVinci, who spends most of his this.” new tricks, like escaping from a year on the road, either traveling “Illuscina- straight jackets while suspended with his own show or with the cir- tion” runs Jan 7 upside down above a cage of hun- cus. gry lions. 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• Free Granite Cutting Board. CAPE CORAL BREEZE OPINIONS Page 4A – Thursday, Janaury 7, 2009 CAPE CORAL DAILY BREEZE A blight grows in Brooklyn JACK GLARROW, Publisher VALARIE HARRING, Executive Editor BROOKLYN — On Aug. 27, The Constitution 6-1. 1776, British forces routed George says government may But a week later, CHRIS STRINE, Editor Washington’s novice army in the not take private proper- Columbia University, Battle of Brooklyn, which was ty other than for a which has plans for a 2510 Del Prado Blvd. • Cape Coral, FL, 33904 fought in fields and woods where “public use.” By “pub- $6.3 billion expansion • Phone 239-574-1110 – Fax 239-574-5693 today the battle of Prospect Heights lic,” the Framers, who in Manhattan, was is being fought. Americans’ liberty did not scatter adjec- stymied in its attempt Member Florida Press Association is again under assault, but this time tives carelessly, meant to wield the life-shat- by overbearing American govern- uses — roads, tering power of emi- ments. bridges, parks, public nent domain against The fight involves an especial- buildings — directly several local business- Virtual strip searches ly egregious example of today’s owned or primarily es that do not want to eminent domain racket. The issue is used by the general be shattered. A state become ‘new normal’ a form of government theft that the public. In 1954, how- George court held, 3-2, that Supreme Court encouraged with its ever, in a case concern- Will condemnation pro- The Transportation Security Administration is again ratch- worst decision of the last decade — ing a crime- and infec- ceedings had been eting up its screening measures after a Detroit-bound Nigerian one that probably will be radically tious disease-ridden unconstitutional. The came alarmingly close to blowing up himself on board an air- revised in this one. section of Washington, D.C., the court said the blight designation liner. Atlantic Yards site, where 10 court expanded the notion of “pub- was “mere sophistry”: “Even a cur- If TSA isn't quite ready to profile individual travelers, as of subway lines and one railway line lic use” to include removing sory examination of the study this week it is profiling entire countries. Passengers coming converge, is the center of the “blight.” reveals the idiocy of considering from or through 14 countries will automatically be patted bustling Prospect Heights neighbor- Since then, that term, untethered things like unpainted block walls or down by screeners and have their carry-ons hand searched, hood of mostly small businesses and from serious social dangers, has loose awning supports as evidence The countries include four — Iran, Syria, Sudan and Cuba middle-class residences. Its energy become elastic in the service of of a blighted neighborhood.” — the U.S. deems state sponsors of terrorism — and 10 — and gentrification are reasons why avarice. In 2005, the court held, 5- The idiocy was written on Afghanistan, Algeria, Iraq, Lebanon, Libya, Nigeria, Pakistan, 22 acres of this area — the World 4, that New London, Conn., could Columbia’s behalf by the same firm Saudi Arabia, Somalia and Yemen -- considered “of interest” Trade Center site is only 16 acres take the property of a middle-class the Empire State Development because of significant terrorist activity. — are coveted by Bruce Ratner, a neighborhood and transfer it to a Corporation hired to find blight at All passengers on international flights will be subject to politically connected developer col- corporate developer who would pay the Brooklyn site. Both Columbia random selection for additional screening and the security laborating with the avaricious city more taxes to the city government and Ratner are operating in partner- checkpoints have been told to step up “threat-based” screen- and state governments. than the evicted homeowners had ship with the ESDC, an arm of the ing, that is, pulling aside travelers acting in a suspicious man- To seize the acres for Ratner’s paid. Justice Sandra Day O’Connor, state government. Both Columbia’s ner, which seems only common sense. use, government must claim that the dissenting, warned that the conse- and Ratner’s attempts at seizing And TSA is stepping up the use of full-body scanners, area -- which is desirable because it quences of the decision would “not property are “pretextual takings,” machines that use radio waves or low-level x-rays that produce is vibrant — is “blighted.” The cog- be random.” The beneficiaries using trumped-up accusations of a nude image of the subject. The scanners have been described nitive dissonance would embarrass would be people “with dispropor- blight to concoct a spurious “public as a virtual strip search. Ratner and his collaborating politi- tionate influence and power in the use” for a preconceived project. Once this sort of government intrusion into personal priva- cians, had their cupidity not extin- political process.” The Atlantic Yards nonsense cy would have been unthinkable, and there have been protests guished their sense of the absurd. Enter Ratner, with plans to was compounded when Ratner, to about the level of detail in the scans and who examines them. The condo of Daniel Goldstein, build a huge complex of high-rise bolster his balance sheet after the But it is clear in retrospect that, had a scan been in use, it would his wife and year-old daughter, residences, commercial properties real estate collapse, sold the Nets to have detected the explosive-packed underwear of the Nigerian which cost Goldstein $590,000 in and a basketball arena for the a Russian billionaire, who stands to would-be terrorist martyr. 2003, is on part of the land where NBA’s New Jersey Nets, which he benefit from Ratner’s government- Congress may yet weight in on the guidelines for full-body Ratner’s $4.9 billion project would bought. The city and state govern- subsidized seizure of other people’s scans but just like Americans docilely standing in line to sur- be built — with the assistance of ments salivated at the thought of property. Those people can only render their shoes, belts and laptops the nude imaging will like more than $1 billion in corporate new revenues -- perhaps chimerical hope that New York’s highest court become part of the “new normal.” welfare from the state and city gov- -- to waste. The problem was, and will grant their appeal for reconsid- Officials have also gone over the massive, and very likely ernments, which are drowning in is, that people live and work where eration on the grounds that Ratner’s indiscriminate, 550,000-name Terrorist Identities Datamart red ink. The Goldsteins’ building Ratner wants to build. argument is about as good as the Environment to identify suspects who should be moved up to would not seem blighted to anyone So blight had to be discovered. It Nets are. Through Friday, their the more specific terrorist watch and no-fly lists. not paid to see blight for the con- duly was, by a firm that specializes record was 3-29. Fortunately, the TSA seems to have given up on the brief venience of the payers. Which is of in such discoveries. New York’s — George Will’s e-mail address crackdown banning passengers from having anything in their constitutional significance. highest court ratified that finding, is [email protected]. laps -- magazines, books, blankets, pillows, using electronic devices and getting up to use the bathroom in the last hour of the flight. These kind of niggling rules tend to trivialize the whole process.

— Scripps Howard News Service Untrue beliefs Here’s a sample of last week’s news reporting: “A new decade is about to start ..”, “What better way to start a new year and decade ...”, and “ABC ‘World News’ Decade Look-Back.” One would think that the first decade of the third millennium came to an end mid- night Dec. 31 and the new decade began a minute after midnight. The truth of the matter is that we must wait another year before the new decade begins at 12:01 a.m. Jan. 1, 2011. Just do the math: The end of 2001 was the first year of the decade; the end of 2002 completed the second year and so forth. The end of 2009 completes the ninth year and the end of 2010 completes the 10th year and the end of the decade. One minute after mid- night Jan. 1, 2011 begins the second decade of the third millennium. Many reporters and talk- ing heads will read this col- umn and will still refer to 2010 as the new decade. My question: What is the most suitable characterization we can give them? I think it’s the same characterization we would make of a person who’s shown that an object is Flying becomes more difficult white and he insists upon calling it black — stupid. Walter Williams WASHINGTON - The next step We are forced to stop a guy said to be Then there’s the person who may be that we all must fly naked. discuss all this because wearing deadly shorts. agrees that 2010 does not How else are we going to assure of the vaunted Now we are faced begin the next decade but our safety if the government and the Homeland Security with longer-than-ever prefers to say it's the next decade anyway. For that per- airlines seem unwilling to install Department's reliance airport security lines son, reality is optional. Then there’s the person who virtual nudity machines in the all of on a safety process and delayed flights and steadfastly holds that 2010 begins the next decade the nation’s 450 airports and over- that allowed a young huge financial losses because that's what most people believe. He might be a seas to stop terrorists from hiding radical Muslim access to airlines that already politician. dangerous objects in their under- to a trans-Atlantic are seeing the new Politicians, businessmen and labor union spokesmen wear? After all, we are now taking flight that nearly restrictions take a bite have whined about the decline in U.S. manufacturing. off our jackets, belts and shoes ended in a horrific dis- out of the lucrative Before looking into what they say is the sad decline in (thanks to another mad bomber). aster. Even a series of international business U.S. manufacturing, let’s examine what has happened in What’s the big deal in removing our warnings, including travel because of the agriculture. In 1790, farmers were 90 percent of the pants or dresses? one from this would- one-hour rule. U.S. labor force. By 1900, only about 41 percent of our Dan About 25 major airports have be terrorist’s own Thomasson Passengers are labor force was employed in agriculture. By 2008, less these very expensive “Superman” father, didn’t register clearly going to bear than 3 percent of Americans are employed in agricul- X-ray devices that disrobe us. But above mildly interest- the brunt of all this, ture. What would you have Congress do in the face of only those categorized as a higher ed with the security nerds. The only some of which makes much this precipitous loss of agricultural jobs? One thing risk than the average passenger are son’s name was put on a list with a sense. Imagine the frustration if not Congress could do is outlaw all of the technological screened by them. half-million designated as lesser actual pain as the deadline advances and machinery that have made our farmers the The excuse generally given for threats. So the system failed miser- approaches and you are at the back world's most productive. Our farmers are so productive not making them as routine as the ably regardless of initial nonsense of a long restroom line. that if needed, they could feed the entire world. magnetometers is that there are pri- claims to the contrary by Homeland The president seems as appalled Let’s look at manufacturing. According to Dr. Mark vacy considerations. Baloney! It’s Security Secretary Janet as everyone else at the lapse in Perry’s Department of Labor employment data, in his the money. Everyone knows what Napolitano. If the Nigerian terror- Napolitano’s security and has article “Manufacturing’s Death Greatly Exaggerated” normal things are appended to our ist-wannabe hadn’t messed up, 300 ordered the Transportation Safety (http://blog.american.com/?p 8593), U.S. manufactur- bodies, so why should we worry passengers would have been blown Administration to assess the ing employment peaked at 19.5 million jobs in 1979. about a peek that only the person all over the Detroit landscape. The process. While they are dithering Since 1979, the manufacturing workforce has shrunk by operating the machine sees? What’s system worked? Are you nuts, with the obvious, the new restric- 40 percent and there's every indication that manufactur- the big deal? Ladies, just pretend Napolitano? Barack Obama is tak- tions, good and bad, will continue. ing employment will continue to shrink. Before you buy you are Lois Lane. Men don’t much ing that under consideration. Those who have to travel, mean- into the call for Congress to do something about manu- care. The young radical reportedly while, might consider a car or bus or facturing job loss, there are some other facts to be con- The only problem with going the marched through security with the boat or passenger train, if one can sidered. bare route is the new rule that says explosive and a detonator in his be found in the area you are plan- According to the Federal Reserve, the dollar value of no one can put anything in his or her underwear while presumably securi- ning to visit. Otherwise, you might U.S. manufacturing output in November was $2.72 tril- lap, like blankets and pillows and so ty personnel were busy taking nail check the freight-train schedules. lion (in 2000 dollars). Today’s manufacturing worker is forth, the last hour of the flight. clippers and miniature Swiss Army If the naked idea doesn’t strike so productive that the value of his average output is That could get a little frosty and knives, and unopened moisturizer your fancy, I’m not surprised. The $234,220. Output per worker is three times as high as it embarrassing for the male passen- bottles from kids and little old next-best thing then is the virtual was in 1980 and twice as high as it was in 1990. For the gers. Then, of course, there is the ladies. Good for the passengers who strip searcher that can tell in a sec- year 2008, the Federal Reserve estimates that the value cavity thing. But trying to remove jumped in corralling him and put- ond if we’re hiding something we of U.S. manufacturing output was about $3.7 trillion (in something from one of those places ting out the fire. shouldn’t. Under the circumstances, 2008 dollars). If the U.S. manufacturing sector were a would also be quite noticeable and But it would have been too late it’s worth what it costs. separate economy, with its own GDP, it would be tied stimulate action from fellow pas- had he followed his al Qaeda with Germany as the world’s fourth richest economy. sengers or the air marshals who are instructions properly. Hundreds of — E-mail Dan K. Thomasson, The GDPs are: U.S. ($14.2 trillion), Japan ($4.9 tril- supposed to be ubiquitous and millions, even billions, of dollars former editor of the Scripps Howard inconspicuous but don’t seem to be spent on professional security since News Service, at See WILLIAMS, page 5A around when needed. 9/11 and civilians finally have to [email protected]. OP-ED CAPE CORAL BREEZE Page 5A – Thursday, January 7, 2010 News Desk 574-1110 / Fax 574-5693 Christmas and money I love Christmas Her attitude was that it and I hate Christmas. was just money. I don’t like to see it I collected end but I’m glad it’s Indian head pennies, over. too, which I also We had a great received as presents at Christmas this year. Christmastime. I wish We have a summer I knew what happened house in the country to my Indian head in upstate New York penny collection. and there were 12 of (There are probably us at the table for the several million people Christmas turkey. my age who wonder Margie is gone now Andy what happened to and my son, Brian, Rooney their Indian head pen- Cecile and their two nies.) kids, Emma and Nothing is worth Kathryn, didn’t make the trip from what it used to be and that includes California. It would have cost me money. The money I saved as a kid about $2,400 to fly four people that I received during the holidays from Los Angeles to New York seemed like a lot when I wasn't and back, and when they got to spending it but it doesn't seem like New York, they still would have so much anymore. I think I should had to travel to our home upstate. have spent it while it was worth We missed them, but Christmas money. was good anyway. In 1929, I was old enough to I’m embarrassed to say how have a few dollars, and I hated the much I like Christmas and new dollar bills they issued Christmas presents. I don’t know because they were smaller in size how it got started, but giving pres- than the $1 bills we were all used ents at Christmas is one of the great to. It wouldn't surprise me in the Pay attention to Yemen customs of all time. They’re as next few years if they decided to much fun to give as to get. I don’t reduce the size of dollar bills again. Here’s something you may increasing geo- icalized as a result of know which I like better. I seem a If they ever do, I wish they would have heard about Yemen over the strategic impor- teaching by extreme little old to enjoy getting a make $5, $10, $20, $50 and $100 weekend: the U.S. and U.K. tem- tance, linking as it clerics...We’re fight- Christmas present but I loved it as bills each a different size. After all, porarily closed embassies there does the Middle ing a battle for hearts a kid and I’ve never gotten over the mint realized it would be better due to attack threats by al Qaeda. East with the Horn and minds here as liking it. (I’ve never called a if our coins were each a different Such threats need to be taken seri- of Africa. much as anything Christmas present “a gift,” either. size. ously as the U.S. Embassy there Yemen’s covert else," he said, “Gift” is too stuffy a word for such We wouldn’t want a nickel to has been the target of a major ter- role as a seat of al adding that Yemen a good thing as a Christmas pres- be the same size as a dime, rorist attack in the recent past: Qaeda terrorist is a "failing state.” ent.) although it does seem as though “At least 16 people died in a training most If Yemen’s fail- I can still remember some of the they made a mistake making a Sept. 17, 2008, car bomb attack recently came to ing government does presents I got as a child. Uncle Bill dime smaller than a nickel. I always gave me a $20 gold coin. haven't seen a silver dollar in many against the U.S. Embassy that light in the indeed collapse, it These coins were issued from years. I wish my employer paid me was claimed by al Qaeda. Three Christmas Day does not take a lot of 1838 to 1933. Most $20 gold in silver dollars; it would be easier mortar rounds missed the arrest of, “Umar Bonnie imagination to fig- coins were melted down and the for me to save money. embassy and crashed into a near- F a r o u k Erbe ure out who will take ones that are left are extremely rare It’s amazing, really, that we by high school for girls in March Abdulmutallab, over: al Qaeda is a and hard to find. If you do find one, handle money as casually as we 2008, killing a security guard. (the) Nigerian-born strong candidate. it could be worth thousands of dol- do. I say “handle,” but the fact is, Police and alleged al Qaeda mili- student who smuggled explosives I have been to the Middle East lars. we handle very little of the money tants exchanged small-arms fire concealed in his underpants on to more than a dozen times and They say the value of a $20 we spend. Most of the money we near the embassy a year ago.” Northwest Airlines Flight 253 in Yemen is the one country I’ve yet gold coin today depends on the earn is in the bank and we keep lit- http://www.latimes.com/news/ the US...Mr Abdulmutallab, who to visit that I’d like to see first- condition it’s in and the year it was tle of it in our pockets. I think if I nation-and-world/la-fg-yemen- was apparently radicalized while hand more than any of the others. minted. Somehow, though, I can’t had to actually handle all the e m b a s s y 4 - attending university in London, It is a nation full of so-called mud imagine a $20 gold coin being money I spend, I’d spend less of it. 2010jan04,0,3742615.story has told US interrogators that he cities that look like something out used so much that it was worn out I carry my cash loose in my pock- But here’s something you was trained in Yemen by a group of the Bible. and worth less. I hid the gold coins et. I’ve been thinking of buying a probably don’t know. Yemen is called “al-Qaeda in the Arabian Technologically and architec- Uncle Bill gave me over the years billfold to see if I can organize my one of the poorest nations in the Peninsula.” He said the organiza- turally Yemen is a historic treas- and eventually they disappeared. I pocket money. world: tion boasts “many more” poten- ure. But the same thing that draws had a great mother but she wasn’t So next Christmas, you know “Yemen is one of the least tial terrorists in its ranks.” (or would have drawn, before the as sentimental about things as I am, what I want... some $20 gold developed countries in the world, http://www.independent.co.uk nation became a terrorist haven) and I think she found them and pieces and some larger $1 bills. ranking 153rd in the Human /news/world/middle-east/ameri- history-driven tourists to Yemen paid bills with my $20 gold coins. Development Index. In the north ca-and-britain-shut-down- is what has allowed it to become a of the country, a localized conflict embassies-in-yemeni-capital- hornet’s nest of terrorist activity. has displaced tens of thousands of 1856782.html Its residents are so uneducated civilians since 2004. In the past Keep your eyes trained on (on average) and have so little Pet peeves for 2010 few years the arrival of large Yemen as a key to President money, they have not been able to numbers of Ethiopian and Somali Barack Obama’s anti-al Qaeda advance into the 20th century, WASHING- now living in a migrants and asylum seekers has efforts to eradicate the Taliban in much less the 21st. TON - As we enter country-club further jeopardized the economy Afghanistan. As long as Yemen If the Obama administration this new year of prison. The convict- and stability of the country.” keeps training new al Qaeda aims to overcome the Taliban in 2010, here are a ed swindler most http://www.refintl.org/policy/f recruits, the Taliban will remain Afghanistan, it needs to start by few of my pet recently was report- ield-report/yemen-durable-solu- strong in Pakistan and ridding Yemen of the al Qaeda peeves that I would ed as having been tions-needed Afghanistan. influence. Otherwise efforts in like to see resolved. taken to Duke The U.S. is doubling security British Prime Minister Gordon Afghanistan will be futile. For My exceptional- University Medical aid to Yemen this year, from $70 Brown is hosting an international every terrorist taken out by U.S. ly nice mother, who Center after falling million to some $140 million, conference in London later this forces in Afghanistan, three more will be 89 in a few out of bed. Unlike mainly to boost anti-al Qaeda month to devise a strategy for will be radicalized and trained in days and walks 46 million military reinforcements. But dealing with what the British Yemen. with a cane, recent- Americans, he got there’s a strong case for anti- already see as a critical threat ly was strip- excellent care. poverty aid to the country as well. from extremists based in Yemen. — Bonnie Erbe is a TV host searched during a Are we destined The more impoverished a nation, Brown told the BBC this past and writes this column for journey that began Ann McFeatters to be hearing about the more likely its residents are to weekend that, “We’ve got to rec- Scripps Howard News Service. E- in Dayton, Ohio, Madoff for his succumb to entreaties from radi- ognize that we have a group of mail bonnieerbe@Compu- and ended in entire 150-year cal terrorist groups. Yemen is of young people who have been rad- Serve.com. Alaska. But a 23-year-old Nigerian prison sentence? named Umar Farouk Uncle Sam is still giving bailout Abdulmutallab, who is a radical bucks to banks that won’t make Islamist and whose father warned loans to small businesses and the government his son was danger- deserving consumers. ous, was permitted to board a flight Meanwhile, Wall Street compa- to Detroit on Christmas Day, nies that started the sub-prime melt- allegedly with explosives in his down and threw us all into reces- underwear. sion are borrowing money so they What’s with that? can give back their bailout funds The 535 members of Congress and give big bonuses again to the have to-die-for health-care insur- fat cats who made all the bad deci- ance. Forty-six million Americans sions in the first place. have none, a situation that does not Are we ever going to learn from exist in any other major industrial our mistakes? Are we ever going to nation. After a year of rancorous get meaningful financial regulatory squabbling by our legislators, we oversight? still don’t know if there will be a Obama got the Nobel Peace workable, affordable solution to Prize for being a nice man who this dilemma. charms Europeans and who says he Enough already. doesn’t like war and is taking sol- At the beginning of 2009, we diers out of the war in Iraq to send finally got a president who is not a them to the war in Afghanistan. white Anglo-Saxon male, but we Do we have to have a Nobel ended the year completely mesmer- Peace Prize winner even if there ized by another non-white golfer’s isn’t anyone who deserves it? philandering. There is now a Swine flu hit elementary schools Hispanic woman on the Supreme and college campuses with a Court, but we spent more time ana- vengeance, and the government lyzing the trials and tribulations of threw everyone into a panic. But, as Jon and Kate plus eight and usual, there wasn't enough flu vac- Brangelina. cine. (My mother couldn't even get Is there any limit to our lust for a seasonal-flu vaccine for weeks.) celebrity gossip and determination As usual, there were charges and to put people on pedestals one day countercharges and a flurry of con- and knock them off the next? gressional hearings. Back in the Carter administra- Does learning to cough into tion, we were humiliated by right- your shoulder count as self- wingers in Iran who kept 53 improvement for the purposes of Americans hostage for 444 days. New Year’s resolutions? We’re not faring much better with We now know that greenhouse the hostile Iranian clergy these gases are not just an e-mail hoax but days. New Americans have been are leading to climate change that taken hostage, and Iran is threaten- will seriously damage the planet Williams: Just the facts, please ing to go nuclear. Meanwhile, Israel and millions who live on it. The is itching to blow up Tehran, and world’s political leaders flew in pri- From page 1A turing has gone through the same kind of labor- the United States is ignored while vate jets to Copenhagen to talk saving technological innovation as agriculture. telling Iran to stop being so harsh to about this. lion), China ($4.3 trillion), U.S. manufacturing Should we discard that innovation in the name of dissidents and to free our people. They concluded it is a serious ($3.7 trillion), Germany ($3.7 trillion), France saving jobs? President Barack Obama, what problem and that something should ($2.9 trillion) and the United Kingdom ($2.7 tril- are your thoughts about this, histor- be done. Someday. lion). — Walter E. Williams is a professor of eco- ically speaking? When the catastrophe comes, These facts put a lie to claims we hear about nomics at George Mason University. To find out Not since Hitler has one man will there be anyone around to say, how we are a country that “doesn’t produce any- more about Walter E. Williams and read features done so much harm to Jews, but “Hey, those disaster movies where thing anymore,” and how we have “outsourced by other Creators Syndicate writers and cartoon- Ponzi schemer Bernard “Bernie” the people with power did nothing our production to China,” and there’s been a ists, visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at Madoff, who stole billions from really had a point”? “demise of U.S. manufacturing.” U.S. manufac- www.creators.com. friends’ trust funds and charities, is Yes, there will be. My mother. Page 6A Thursday, January 7, 2010 cape-coral-daily-breeze.com CAPE CORAL BREEZE

January Fun Facts If you were born in January, you are in good company. Do you know anything about these famous people? They were all born in the month of January. Benjamin Franklin, Martin Luther King, Jr., There are about 18,000 species of butterflies in Joan of Arc, Albert Schweitzer, Wolfgang a wide variety of colors, sizes and shapes. They live all Amadeus Mozart, W. C. Fields and Lord Byron. over the world—from the cold of the Arctic tundra to the warmth of the tropical rain forest.

Butterflies begin as an egg, which hatches into a caterpillar. Caterpillars spend most of their lives eating leaves in order to grow. Then they stop eating and moving, and move into the next stage of their lives, which is called the pupal stage. They come out of this stage as butterflies.

At first, their wings are soft and shriveled, but within a few hours, their wings expand and harden. Made of stiff membrane, butterflies’ wings are covered by thousands of tiny colored scales.

Butterflies do not eat food. They only suck liquids through the proboscis, a tube that looks like a drinking straw. To hunt for these liquids, butterflies use their eyes and antennae, which they use for smelling.

Most butterflies only live for a few weeks, but some live up to 10 months. Some, like the Monarch, migrate from Canada and the northern United States to Mexico for the winter.

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What kind of soda does Q: not make a great football

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Fact or Fiction? Team Challenge

There are 32 professional football teams in the United States. Here are some questions about the names of those teams. How many can you answer correctly?

1) The Ravens are based in Pittsburg. Fact or Fiction? 2) The Rams are based in Kansas City. Fact or Fiction? 3) The Cowboys are based in Dallas. Fact or Fiction? 4) The Eagles are based in Philadelphia. Fact or Fiction? 5) The Jets and the Giants are based in Cleveland. Fact or Fiction? 6) The Lions are based in Chicago and the Bears in Detroit. Fact or Fiction? 7) The Jaguars are based in Jacksonville. Fact or Fiction? 8) The Chargers are based in San Francisco and the 49ers in San Diego. Fact or Fiction? 9) The Vikings are based in Green Bay. Fact or Fiction?

10) The Colts are based in Indianapolis. Fact or Fiction? Answers: 1) Fiction, the Ravens are based in Baltimore; Steelers Pittsburg, 2) 3) Fact, 4) Fiction, the Rams are based in St. Louis; Chiefs Kansas City, the Browns are based in Cleveland, York; 5) Fiction, the Jets and Giants are based in New 6) Fiction; the Lions are based in Detroit, while Bears Chicago, 7) Fact, 8) Fiction, the Chargers are based in San Diego, while 49ers Francisco, 9) 10) Fact are based in Minnesota; the Packers Green Bay, Fiction, the Vikings DUCATION CAPE CORALBREEZE E THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 2010 7

EDUCATION NOTES CAPE CORAL one-day workshop will be held Saturday, Jan. 23, 8:30 a.m. to Community 4:30 p.m., with an hour break for Band Concert lunch for $99 per person. The Lee County Community The Cape Coral Arts Studio is Band Concert will take place Jan. located at 4533 Coronado 10, 3 p.m., at Cape Coral High Parkway in Rubicond Park. For School auditorium, 2300 Santa more information or to register, Barbara Blvd. Included in the pro- call 574-0802 or e-mail gram are marches by Sousa, [email protected] Fillmore and J.F. Wagner; music FORT MYERS from “The Student Prince;” Norman Jones singing “The Bishop Verot Desert Song;” a baritone horn trio Catholic High School playing “Bergsteiger Polka;” the Bishop Verot Catholic High trombone section featured on School will host a six-week “Hot Trombone;” “Satchmo” a Spring Training 2010 baseball tribute to Louis Armstrong; and program for players in grades 1 “Themes from Offenbach.” through 12 from Jan. 17 to Feb. 21. Bishop Verot head coach Tom Private pilot LoSauro will direct the program in conjunction with U.S. Baseball ground school Academy. A private pilot ground school Sessions are offered in will be held at Cape Coral High advanced hitting, pitching and School Wednesdays, starting Jan. catching at a cost as low as $99 13, through April 28, from 6-9 for six weeks. Space is limited. p.m. The cost of the course is Registration is now under way. PHOTO PROVIDED $135 plus a text. Registration will For more information, The Uncommon Friends Foundation scholarship winners. be Wednesday, Jan. 13, at 5:45 visit www.USBaseballAcademy.c p.m. om, or call toll-free 866-622- The private pilot ground 4487. school will also be held at Uncommon Friends Foundation Cypress Lake High School Writer’s Workshop Thursdays, starting Jan. 14 through May 6, from 6-9 p.m. A Writer’s Workshop with The cost of the course is $135 Kathryn Radell, author of “Angel presents scholarships to students plus a text. Registration will be Encounters: Miracle Stories of Thursday, Jan. 14, at 5:45 p.m. Hope, Healing, Faith and Love,” Special to The Breeze For more information, contact will be held from 10 a.m. to 1 The Uncommon Friends Ed Fink at 489-0443. p.m. on four consecutive Foundation recently presented Saturdays, beginning Jan. 9, at the its annual scholarships. Awards Alliance for the Arts, 10091 are granted according to need Constitutional McGregor Blvd., Fort Myers. The and are presented at the annual Workshop cost is $128/$160. For more “Uncommon Evening.” information, call 939-2787. The scholarships are an inte- Everyone is invited to a Constitutional Workshop to learn gral part of the Florida Repertory foundation. Unlike many other about American history, the scholarships, the foundation underlying principles on which the government is based and the Theatre concentrates on individuals who Enrollment is now open for might not qualify for traditional history of the drafting and ratifi- cation of the Constitution of the Monday evening Winter Class scholarships. They are designed Sessions at the Florida Repertory to help those who have obstacles United States. Classes to be held at Diploma Wesleyan Church, Theatre. in their paths, but demonstrate The first of two sessions the drive and determination to 1833 Diplomat Parkway, East, Jan. 14, from 6:30-8:30 p.m. begins Jan. 18, and runs through overcome them. Feb. 22, and the second runs Scholarship recipients includ- (6:30-7 p.m. refreshments/social) and continue every Thursday March 1 to April 5. Each class ed from Fort Myers are: Hessler session features three different Fonseca and Ashley Schlueter, evening for 12 weeks ending April 1. acting classes designed for chil- High Tech scholarships; Bobbi dren of all ages, as well as two Santiago, Sidney R. Davis The cost of materials for the entire course is $40 (refreshments class options for adults ages 14 Florida Prepaid College and up. Foundation scholarship; Juliann included). For more information, contact Rich Wilson at 239-565- Held on Monday evenings in Gavin and Rachel DiSilvestri, the Florida Rep Studio Theatre, Florida Prepaid College scholar- 5983 or Deborah Zacovik 239- 540-7741. these popular classes for ships; Marie Castano, Future youth adults are taught by Florida Teacher scholarship; Teresa Rep staff members, guest artists Headrick, Tina Klein, and Marie Rotary Park and other area theatre profession- Mongene, Edison State College Environmental Center als, and bring the craft of theatre scholarships; Jonathan Hakes, to the community in fun, creative Edison State College James D. PHOTO PROVIDED Rotary Park Environmental Center, located at 5505 Rose and informative ways. Newton Chair in Leadership Adam Johnson presents award to Josh Kelchner, who, To enroll or to find out more scholarship, Yessenia Iglesias, Garden Road, presents the follow- in addition to being a scholarship recipient, was also the ing programs: information on Florida Rep’s line- Edison State College Eleanor F. guest speaker for the program. Kelchner, a Cape Coral up of classes, contact Rachael Newton Chair in Leadership Calusa festival — Learn about resident, is now at West Point. Calusa Indians, Florida’s and pre- Endrizzi, at 239-332-4665 scholarship; Harry Cousin, Dr. extension 20. For more informa- James & Dr. Yolanda Mitchell historic past and surrounding areas on Saturday, Jan. 9, from 10 tion on Florida Rep’s Education Boy Scouts of America scholar- scholarship. From Naples is Foundation, established in Program, visit the Education ship; Christopher Doherty, Carlos Linares, Uncommon 1993, is a character education a.m. to 4 p.m., at Four Mile Cove Ecological Preserve, at the east Department online at www.flori- Thomas and Dorothy Orthman Friends Special Recognition foundation whose mission is to darep.org. Boy Scouts of America scholar- scholarship. From Immokalee instill ethics, moral values and a end of 23rd Terrace. Admission is ship; Bernie Swartz, Rose Marie are Maria Mendoza and Bruna sense of purpose in tomorrow’s $5, children 6 and under are free. France Champion Teacher Pierre, Uncommon Friends leaders. The foundation is dedi- Gardening for Butterflies (ages North Fort Myers scholarship; Genese Badeau, Foundation Special Recognition cated to enriching society by 12 and older) — Saturday, Jan. Little League scholarships. promoting the positive values 16, from 1-2:30 p.m. This course Robert Shrader Special Recog- North Fort Myers Little nition scholarship; Cristina Contributions to the founda- author James D. Newton discov- will teach about the butterflies tion’s scholarship fund—regard- ered in five unique men and their found in this area and what plants League sign-ups are from 10 a.m. Dodrill, Wilmaris Ocasio, Sarah to noon, Saturday, Jan 9, at North Rainbolt, Kristen Ralston, and less of the size of the contribu- wives—Thomas Edison, Henry are preferred. The cost is $10 for tion—are greatly appreciated Ford, Harvey Firestone, Dr. Cape residents, $15 for non-Cape Fort Myers Community Park, Martha Valencia, Uncommon behind the North Fort Myers Friends Foundation Special and will help deserving individu- Alexis Carrel, and Charles residents als reach their highest personal Lindbergh—intellectual giants Girl Scout Badge Class (8-12 Library. Recognition scholarships; and For more information, call Brittany Taylor, Oswald Trippe potential through education and who helped shape the 20th years) — Saturday, Jan. 23, from knowledge that someone Century. 1-4 p.m. The maximum group 239-995-7011 or go to: & Co. & Travelers Special http://nfmnll.org Recognition scholarship. believes in them. Contributions Additional information about size is 25 girls. Wildlife is he Scholarship recipients from may be mailed to the foundation the foundation may be obtained theme for the class. The cost is $5 Cape Coral are Jeanette at PO Box 811, Fort Myers, by calling 239-337-9505 or for Cape residents, $8 for non - Teen Night Franklin, High Tech scholarship; FL 33902, marked checking the website at Cape residents. The North Fort Myers and Josh Kelchner, Uncommon “Attn: Scholarship Fund.” www.uncommonfriends.org. Registration is required. To Recreation Center located behind Friends Special Recognition The Uncommon Friends register, www.capeparks.com, or the North Fort Myers Library, call 239-549-4606 2021 North Tamiami Trail, holds Teen Nights Fridays from 6-9 Cape Coral p.m. for all teens between the ages of 13 to 17. Teens will be able to Inventions abound at Bayshore Elementary Arts Studio participate in ping pong, billiards, By ANDREA GALABINSKI tion Convention all year long, part we need to create more opportuni- Winter classes will start the Playstation, Wii, karaoke and [email protected] of a national program, to foster ties to attract young students to week of Jan. 11. Register early more. Bayshore Elementary School the science technology inventor science and engineering.” for classes in the fine arts and fine Teen Night is free of charge. science teacher James Guffey Jr. experience,” he said. Guffey talked about several rafts for adults and youth classes. For additional information, has been a science teacher for the He noted that the purpose of outstanding projects. I Digital photography work- contact Libby Olive at 239-652- last 20 years. Still, he said student Bayshore Elementary Invention “One student came up with a shops with professional photogra- 6002 or E-mail: Lolive@lee- work at the recent inaugural “In- Convention was to be a pipeline process to take a jell on airlines. pher Mark Bretschneider. The gov.com vention Convention” held at the to future scientists, engineers, We have another that made a spe- school is some of the best projects doctors, and visionary workers of cial folding chair for near a fire he’s ever seen. the 21st century. — part of that is if gets too hot, Make-A-Wish holding School Principal Lynn Herrell “The problem-solving skills the chair backs up.” agreed. learned in this program use one’s A lot of students got geared up “I really think our kids are core curriculum learned to date. in classes. volunteer information session going on to the district level,” she To create a solution to a real-life “It was up to them to create The Make-A-Wish Foundation the children and their families, and noted. “These are the scientists of problem or ‘pet peeve’ success- prototypes so that people could of Southern Florida is holding a to know that you were a part of tomorrow, and we could be buy- fully, a student discovers him or look at their ideas, provide work- volunteer information session at 6 that is a wonderful feeling.” ing their products.” herself in the process.” ing models.” p.m., Thursday, Jan. 14. The meet- Attending a Volunteer Informa- The two were so impressed The Invention Convention was Eighty-six fifth graders ing is open to the public and will tion Session is required before with student work that they could also to be a platform for Bayshore throughout the school participat- be held at the Whole Foods super- individuals may become a volun- not say enough about the activity. Elementary schoolchildren to ed. market at The Mercato in Naples. teer with the Make-A-Wish “They needed to think of a demonstrate communication, “This is our first annual event The Make-A-Wish Foundation Foundation. To reserve a seat for problem and figure out how to thinking and problem solving of this kind,” said Guffey. “I had is supported in large part by com- this meeting, call 239-992-9474 solve it,” said Herrell of the skills through the art of inventing, six adults from the community mitted volunteers, and more are or email [email protected]. school activity. “Then they need- he continued. come in and help judge. We put always needed, especially volun- The Make-A-Wish Foundation ed to write a paper about it. It was “It is also an opportunity to word out we wanted to get inde- teers who are bi-lingual. Volun- of Southern Florida grants wishes very rigorous.” recognize students for creative pendent judges, and we used a teers can help the foundation in a to children 2 1/2 to 18 years old “These are definitely the best problem solving, and provide our national scoring sheet, the same variety of ways, including fund- with life-threatening medical con- projects I’ve seen in 20 years,” students with the opportunity to they use at the world convention raising, event planning, public ditions to enrich the human experi- added Guffey, the fifth grade sci- meet, compete, and collaborate. for projects like this. Based on speaking, among other things, and, ence with hope, strength, and joy. ence teacher. “These Bayshore Also, many elementary students scores there were 12 top winners of course, wish granting. Twenty-five years of magic and kids are just amazing. About 80 and their parents experience their — we had three best of show, “Working with the Make-A- more than 7,000 wishes later, the percent are improving to existing first real opportunity to compete three first and three second and Wish Foundation is such an amaz- Foundation continues its mission inventions, but we also have in an academic competition.” the third places. We also had 16 ing experience,” said Judith to share the power of a wish with brand new ideas — incredible He added that students honorable mentions.” Yevick, west coast operations ailing children. To find out more stuff.” explored engineering and science Judges for the event included manager for the Southern Florida about volunteering, fund-raising, The “convention” was a school as possible careers. Sharon Rollins, Sue O’Connor, chapter. “It is truly incredible to or becoming a wish sponsor, call activity long in the making. “The world faces many chal- Jan Morretti, Sue Chastain, Anna see the profound effects that grant- 239-992-9474 or visit the Web “We’ve been planning Inven- lenges now more than ever and Ramirez and Matt Haag. ing a wish can have in the lives of site at www.sfla.wish.org. CAPE CORAL BREEZE HEALTH THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 2010 8

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED CAPE CORAL Cold Meals on Wheels weather Meals on Wheels of Cape Coral is in urgent need of drivers to walk deliver hot meals to housebound seniors in Cape Coral. Linda Perrotti A commitment of two hours Sanchez and her once a week and a valid driver’s license is all that is required. kids Julia, 2 1/2, Routes are available Monday and Frank, 4 1/2, through Friday. and her brother, Drivers are needed even on a Vincent Perrotti, substitute basis to fill in should a walk on the Cape regular driver be unable to do hie Coral Yacht Club or her route. beach Wednesday. For additional information on Sanchez and her how to volunteer to become a driv- children are visit- er, contact either Dora Toscana, 542-1552 or Ginney Garvey, ing family from 542-6509. their home in Dallas. Special Populations Cape Coral Special Popula- MICHAEL PISTELLA tions, which serves the communi- ty’s developmentally delayed citi- zens, is in need of volunteers. Especially needed are musical vol- unteers at this time — anyone who can play a piano, lead a sing-a- long or just play an instrument. Other areas of opportunity include helping with arts and EALTH OTES crafts, bowling, games, dances, H N and adult day training. CAPE CORAL Inc., both located in Cape Coral, Tickets are $10 for adults and will offer free monthly autism Anyone interested can call the are teaming up to provide area $5 for students. Tickets may be spectrum disorder screening for Friendship Volunteer Center at 275-4427. Kennedy Center women a free self-defense work- purchased in advance or at the toddlers 18 months to 36 months health screenings shop Sunday, Jan. 31, at the MATI door. of age. Cape Coral location, 1490 N.E. All money raised will go to The ASD screening is conduct- Cape Coral Hospital Free blood pressure and glu- C.A.R.E.S. and its programs which ed by the Neurosciences Center at cose clinics by Bright Star Pine Island Road, across from Cape Coral Hospital needs vol- Mel’s Diner in the Central Cape include a resource center and many TCH, under the guidance of pedi- unteers to assist with the operation Healthcare will be conducing free programs offered free of charge to atric neurologist Jose Colon, MD, monthly on the third Wednesday Business Park. of the gift shop and the thrift shop. The workshop will last three the Southwest Florida community. MPH, and pediatric psychiatrist Various duties for the gift shop of the month from 9-10 a.m. Marianne Krouk, DO. Appointments are not necessary. hours, from 9 a.m. to noon, and is include operating the cash register, free of charge. However, space is FGCU Continuing The on-site screenings will be assisting customers, placing items The Lake Kennedy Senior administered by an advanced reg- Center is located at 400 Santa limited to 40 women, so early reg- throughout the store, and deliver- istration is suggested by calling Education istered nurse practitioner, who has ing flowers, etc. Barbara Blvd. Registration is extensive training and experience required. For more information 239-673-7740. The FGCU Office of Continu- Similar duties are required for ing Education & Off-Campus in typical child development and the thrift store with the addition of and to register, call 574-0575. FORT MYERS Programs, for health and human developmental disorders. receiving donations and pricing services professionals, Spanish for A physician referral is not them. Child abduction Nordic Walking Health & Human Services required. To schedule a screening For more information, call the prevention Nordic Walking is simply the Professionals, offers an interactive or for additional information, Friendship Volunteer Center at art of walking using fitness poles, four-session program. please call 239-985-3608. 275-4427. training workshop sometimes referred to as “ski Participants will learn introduc- A Child abduction prevention walking.” With a pair of walking tory Spanish phrases, progressing Narconon FORT MYERS training workshop to be held poles in your hands a basic stroll to terminologies, vocabulary and Narconon is a 501(c)(3) organ- Sunday, Jan 10 — Session 1, becomes a surprisingly easy full- dialogues specific to health and ization dedicated to helping those American from 9 a.m. to noon; Session 2, body workout. human services professionals. addicted and their families fully Cancer Society from 1-4 p.m. The Lee County Parks & Rec- Instructors for the course are recover from the devastation of Having cancer is hard. Finding The workshops will be held at reation Department offers a variety Genelle Grant, program director addiction. help shouldn’t be. Martial Arts Training Institute, for GRACE Project (Guatemalan of Nordic Walking classes in Call Narconon today at 1-877- Help someone along the “Road Inc., Central Cape Business Park, Rural Adult and Children’s North Fort Myers Community 237-3307 or visit www.nar- to Recovery” become an Ameri- 1490 N.E. Pine Island Road, Education) in Fort Myers, and Park, located behind the North cononeastus.org to get help for can Cancer Society transportation Building 7, with Steven A. Chris Gallagher, program manager Fort Myers Library, at 2021 North yourself or a loved one in need. volunteer. Berkowitz, certified child abduc- for FGCU’s Continuing and Off- Tamiami Trail. Give the gift of life this holiday Lack of transportation is one of tion prevention trainer, holder of I Campus Programs Division. Family Nordic Walking Ad- season. the biggest challenges for thou- an 8th degree black belt in self- Classes will be held held from 9 venture, Jan. 16, Feb. 20, 10 a.m. sands of cancer patients. Many defense from North American to 11 a.m., Saturday, Jan. 16 and - noon. The cost is $5 per person Strength training need daily or weekly treatment and Self-Defense Association, and I 30, and Feb. 13 and 27 at FGCU – Nordic Walking Stress Bust- they don’t have a car or are too ill master-level martial artist with 46 Atrium Executive Center, 8695 er, Jan. 11 and 13, 5:30 - 6:30 and toning class to drive. The Road to Recovery years training College Parkway, Suite 1181, Fort p.m. The cost is $35 per person Safely build those muscles and program provides volunteer driv- For all children ages 6 and up. I Myers. Nordic Walking Wake-up: tone the body through a variety of ers to transport cancer patients to For additional information about The cost is $100, plus a mini- Jan. 7, 12, 14, 19 —8 a.m. The techniques and stretches, basics and from these life-saving cancer the program and to register, call mal charge for a workbook. cost is $35 per person. squats, and more, at North Park treatments. 239-673-7740. For more information, contact For additional information or to register, please call (239) 425- Community Center, 2021 N. Call 800-227-2345 if you Libby Olive at Lalive@lee- 3277 or check online at http://reg- Tamiami Trail, North Fort Myers. would like to volunteer or learn Lifeline Family gov.com or 239-652-6002. isterce.fgcu.edu The cost is $28 per month more about the American Cancer Classes are held Tuesday and Society’s Transportation Program. Center Open House Parents of Thursday, Jan. 5-28, 8:45-9:45 The Lifeline Family Center CHADD of Lee County a.m. Open House will be held Sunday, Bipolar Children CHADD of Lee County is a For additional information, call Healthy Start Jan. 10, at 907 S.E. 5th Ave., A new non-profit support group local chapter of the national organ- 239-652-6002. Healthy Start of Southwest Cape Coral, from 2 to 5 p.m. and support service organization ization. It provides information Florida needs volunteers for cleri- There will be fun, refreshments, has opened up shop in Lee County, and support for adults, parents January informational cal duties, assistance with special tours and a ministry update. For Parents of Bipolar Children, Lee with AD/HD children, and educa- events and also needed as helping more in formation call 239-242- County Florida Inc. Parent support tors and other interested profes- meeting at Shell mothers with their prenatal pro- 7238; Web: www.lifelinefamily- meetings start Jan. 12 in Cape sionals. gram. center.org Coral, and Jan. 13 in Fort Myers. Meetings are held on the first Point Village Call the Friendship Volunteer Call Tinna Rubin at 239-313- Tuesday of each month from 7-9 Residents of Southwest Florida Center at 275-4427 for details. Free workshop for 8664 or e-mail her at parentsofp- p.m. at Lee Memorial Hospital who would like to learn about [email protected], for further in Auditorium, 2776 Cleveland resort-style retirement options and Wake Up America Ave., Fort Myers. life care are invited to attend one back pain sufferers formation. Wake Up America has a need A free workshop for chronic Guest speakers at the meetings of several informational meetings provide informational programs, at Shell Point Retirement for volunteers to pick up groceries back pain sufferers will be offered C.A.R.E.S. 4th from participating markets. The Tuesday, Jan. 12, at 7 p.m., at the time for questions and Community. sharing. School district inservice One of Shell Point’s experi- groceries are dropped off at the Hampton Inn in Cape Coral. Dr. Annual High distribution center on Central James Zuk and the Spinal Aid credits are available; CEUs avail- enced retirement counselors will School Challenge able through Genesis Counseling explain the numerous benefits Avenue in Fort Myers. This takes Centers of America will introduce less than two hours any morning this medical discovery that rids Suicide is the third leading of Fort Myers. received when becoming a resi- A concurrent adult AD/HD dent at Shell Point. between Monday and Saturday. back pain without drugs or surgery cause of death for teens in the Help is also needed at the and it is painless. United States. On Saturday, Jan. 9, support group will be investigated. The morning meetings will be Meetings are free and open to the held at 9:30 a.m. on the following Distribution Center to sort gro- It is fully approved by the FDA C.A.R.E.S. Suicide Prevention ceries. For more information call and research from the American will be holding their fourth annual public. dates in the Crystal Dining Room For more information, contact at Shell Point, which is located on the Friendship Volunteer Center at Journal of Pain Management High School Challenge to create 275-4427. awareness. The challenge will be Lynne Lampila at 466-1167or the Island: Jan. 12, 19, 20 and 28. reported success with cases of her- 940-2578; or Jean Gavin at 472- The afternoon meetings will be niated discs, bulging discs, sciati- held at Cypress Lake High School in Fort Myers and will feature 11 9758 held at 1:30 p.m .on the following Harry Chapin ca, stenosis, degeneration and high school and youth group stu- dates in the Resident Activity Food Bank facet arthrosis. There is no fee to dents to perform for a $1,500 first Autism screening Center Osprey Room at Shell attend, but call 540-7100 to regis- prize. Point, which is located on the Harry Chapin Food Bank needs ter and reserve a seat. Everyone in Lee County and for toddlers island: Jan. 13 and Jan. 27 volunteers to be team leaders. A surrounding areas is invited to Admission to these informative few key people are needed to help Women’s self-defense come and cheer on their favorite at Children’s Hospital sessions is free; however, seating supervise volunteers in the sorting group and to support the cause for The Children’s Hospital of is limited, so reservations are rom. This team leader would be workshop suicide prevention and awareness. Southwest Florida, in partnership required and may be made by call- responsible for training new vol- Hard Target Self-Defense Inc. The show begins at 6 p.m. and with the Ronald McDonald House ing 239-466-1131 or 1-800-780- unteers; guiding the experienced and Martial Arts Training Institute, doors will open at 5 p.m. Charities of Southwest Florida, 1131. volunteers with the new sorting and re-packing standards and prac- tices; work closely with the direc- tor of operations and the ware- house manager and would need to Hunger Walk to benefit Harry Chapin Food Bank commit to a regular schedule and must be able to lift 50 pounds. On Saturday, Jan. 23, WINK- by Panera Bread and Lois Registration for participation ity food for distribution to needy Call the Friendship Volunteer cen- News Feeds Families Hunger Thome of WINK News will lead as either a team or individual in people through a network of ter at 275-4427 for details. Walk will be held at the Miromar the walkers on Jan. 23. WINK-News Feeds Hunger more than 160 local nonprofit Outlet Mall in Estero. All of the The past year has been a very Walk 2010 can be accomplished agencies, who provide food to Lee Memorial money generated through the difficult time for many of our by going to harrychapinfb.dojig- more than 20,000 people second annual walk will go to neighbors and the dozens of gy.com. monthly. 500,000 pounds of Health System feed children and families emergency food programs If you’re not able to form a food are distributed monthly. In Lee Memorial Health System through the Harry Chapin Food served by the Harry Chapin Food team, you can support the Harry the past fiscal year, The Harry needs volunteers. Opportunities Bank. Bank are in critical need for Chapin Food Bank’s team by Chapin Food Bank distributed include emergency room informa- Gather up your friends or food. Because of the food going to harrychapinfb.dojig- more than six million pounds of tion/reception, outpatient services, encourage your club members to bank’s ability to access food gy.com; click on find a team; and food and other grocery products. patient care services, wheelchair form a team, or you can register industry donations, the Harry make a pledge in support of the For additional information escorts, hospital gift shops, to walk as an individual in the Chapin Food Bank can distribute “foodbankers.” about the Harry Chapin Food stretcher escorts, trolley drivers fund raiser. six dollars worth of food for The Harry Chapin Food Bank Bank, contact 239-334-7007 or and supply clerks. For more infor- The event is being presented every dollar donated. solicits, collects and stores qual- go to harrychapinfoodbank.org. mation call the Friendship Volunteer Center at 275-4427. Page 9A CAPE CORAL BREEZE breezenewspapers.com Thursday, January 7, 2010 Colds, sore throats and the flu spread differently DEAR DR. DONOHUE: With viruses, but the range of spread is and throat transmit ANSWER: mattresses and all places where colds and the flu upon us, I would only 3 feet. If you are farther than the bacterium. Bedbugs are enjoy- they might be hiding decreases like to know: 1. How long are 3 feet away from people, you Flu is spread in ing a resurgence all their population. Repeated vacu- germs contagious? If someone won’t get their cold viruses. airborne droplets over North America. uming is advisable. Heat and coughs and the droplets land on a Talking doesn’t propel viruses to from a cough or Humans do not steam can be effective in reducing phone, how long will the germs any great extent. Inanimate sneeze. An infected share their joy. their numbers. Covering the mat- survive? 2. Do you have to sneeze objects (e.g., telephones) don’t person can spread They’re small crea- tress and box springs with an to spread germs, or can germs support viral existence for very the virus within 24 tures, about 5 mm allergy encasement cover, the spread simply by talking? 3. If I long. If a person with a cold uses hours of developing long, less than 1/10 kind people with allergies to dust hold a baby who has a cold, is a phone, the next user might pick symptoms, and peak inch. They have a mites use, is another approach to there any way to prevent the up the cold virus, but not the fol- shedding occurs in reddish-brown evicting the bugs. They have a spread of germs? 4. How many lowing person. If a baby has a two days and lasts color. They feed at life expectancy of six to 12 days before symptoms is some- cold, don’t pick the child up if he five to 10 days. Flu night and are attract- months, so eventually hosts can one contagious, and how long or she is not yours. viruses persist for Dr. Donohue ed to warm bodies outlive their unwanted guests. does he or she remain contagious An infected person can spread hours on inanimate for their meal. Confined bugs cannot obtain a with a cold or sore throat? the cold virus from one day objects, but such During the day, they meal. — M.E. before symptoms appear to as objects are not a live in mattress Did you notify the motel about long as two weeks after their great source for TO YOUR seams, cracks in box your encounter with bedbugs? Do ANSWER: Every germ — appearance. The virus population spread. GOOD springs and the back so. It should take action to pre- virus or bacterium — has differ- is at its maximum on days three of the headboard. vent others from suffering the ent properties, and the number of and four of the cold, and that’s DEAR DR. HEALTH Their bite is a small same fate. And maybe it’ll help germs that cause colds and sore when a person is most contagious. DONOHUE: Please red dot and a series out with your debugging costs. throats is large. So I have used the Viruses and bacteria cause advise all on bedbugs. We of bites looks like many different most common germs as the proto- sore throats. For viral sore brought them home after a stay in kinds of rashes. The itch can be Dr. Donohue regrets that he is types for my answer. throats, what I said about colds is a motel. The itching was bad fierce. unable to answer individual let- Cold viruses are spread mostly a rough guide. For strep throat, a enough, but we have spent more On the bright side, no evidence ters, but he will incorporate them by the fingers and hands. Hand- person no longer spreads the germ than $3,000 on exterminators, incriminates bedbugs as transmit- in his column whenever possible. washing, therefore, is the best after one day of treatment. If replacing mattresses and box ting any illness other than angst. Readers may write him or request way to prevent spread and infec- untreated, people can be infec- springs, and having clothing and Eradicating these pests is dif- an order form of available health tion. Droplets from coughs and tious for 10 to 21 days. Large res- bedding cleaned. ficult. Many are resistant to com- newsletters at P.O. Box 536475, sneezes also can spread cold piratory droplets from the nose — B. and J.Y . mon insecticides. Vacuuming Orlando, FL 32853-6475.

TODAY IN HISTORY

The Associated Press In 1800, the 13th president of the Ten years ago: musician Paul Revere is 72. Magazine United States, Millard Fillmore, was born U.S. Rep. Dan Burton, R-Ind., subpoe- publisher Jann Wenner is 64. Singer Thursday, Jan. 7 in Summerhill, N.Y. naed Elian Gonzalez to testify before Kenny Loggins is 62. Singer-songwriter Today is Thursday, Jan. 7, the seventh In 1927, commercial trans-Atlantic Congress in a bid to keep Elian in the Marshall Chapman is 61. Latin pop singer day of 2010. There are 358 days left in the telephone service was inaugurated between United States for at least another month Juan Gabriel is 60. Actress Erin Gray is year. New York and London. while courts decided whether the 6-year- 60. Actor Sammo Hung is 58. Actor David In 1942, the Japanese siege of Bataan old should be returned to Cuba. (Elian Caruso is 54. “CBS Evening News” anchor Today's Highlight began during World War II. never testified.) Katie Couric is 53. Country singer David in History: In 1949, George C. Marshall resigned Lee Murphy is 51. Rock musician Kathy On Jan. 7, 1610, astronomer Galileo as U.S. Secretary of State; President Harry Five years ago: Valentine (The Go-Go's) is 51. Actor Galilei began observing three of Jupiter's S. Truman chose Dean Acheson to succeed A military jury at Fort Hood, Texas, David Marciano is 50. Sen. John Thune moons, which he initially took to be stars; him. acquitted Army Sgt. 1st Class Tracy (R-S.D.) is 49. Actress Hallie Todd is 48. he spotted a fourth moon almost a week In 1972, Lewis F. Powell Jr. and Perkins of involuntary manslaughter in the Actor Nicolas Cage is 46. Singer-song- later. (Another astronomer, Simon Marius, William H. Rehnquist were sworn in as the alleged drowning of an Iraqi civilian, but writer John Ondrasik (Five for Fighting) is who claimed to have spotted the moons 99th and 100th members of the U.S. convicted him of assault in the January 45. Actor Doug E. Doug is 40. Actor before Galileo did, later named the Jovian Supreme Court. 2004 incident. (Perkins was sentenced to Kevin Rahm is 39. Actor Jeremy Renner is satellites Io, Europa, Ganymede and In 1979, Vietnamese forces captured six months in prison.) Rosemary Kennedy, 39. Country singer-musician John Rich is Callisto.) the Cambodian capital of Phnom Penh, the oldest sister of President John F. 36. Actor Dustin Diamond is 33. Actor overthrowing the Khmer Rouge govern- Kennedy and the inspiration for the Special Robert Ri'chard is 27. Actor Liam Aiken is On this date: ment. Olympics, died at a Fort Atkinson, Wis. 20. Actress Camryn Grimes is 20. Actor In 1608, an accidental fire devastated In 1989, Emperor Hirohito of Japan hospital at age 86. Brad Pitt and Jennifer Max Morrow is 19. the Jamestown settlement in the Virginia died in Tokyo at age 87; he was succeeded Aniston announced they were separating Colony. by his son, Crown Prince Akihito. after 4_ years of marriage. Thought for Today: In 1789, the first U.S. presidential elec- In 1999, for the second time in history, "There may be Peace without Joy, and tion was held. Americans voted for electors an impeached American president went on One year ago: Joy without Peace, but the two combined who, a month later, chose George trial before the Senate. President Bill President-elect Barack Obama met at make Happiness." Washington to be the nation's first presi- Clinton faced charges of perjury and the White House with America's four liv- — John dent. obstruction of justice; he was acquitted. ing presidents: George W. Bush, George Buchan, 1st H.W. Bush, Bill Clinton and Jimmy Carter. Baron Russia shut off all its gas supplies to Tweeds- Europe through Ukraine in a price and pay- muir, Make My Day: Service ment dispute; the cutoff lasted nearly two Scottish weeks. author From page 1A (1875- The center has five rooms and if Today's Birthdays: 1940). caregivers have an appointment or pressing guests want some quiet time they Author William Peter Blatty is 82. need. can move into either the living room, Country singer Jack Greene is 80. Pop A licensed practical nurse is on staff for game room or break room. They can administering medication, monitoring watch a limited amount of television weight, checking blood pressure and aiding if they wish or play board games. in any other health care needs, and a state- of-the-art alarm system ensures clients said. won’t wonder off. The Keidls relocated to Cape Coral Each day there are a number of activi- from Germany where Monika worked as a ties that provide clients with mental or geriatric nurse for 25 years. They used to physical stimulation. The center chooses a vacation in the city each summer and specific theme and activities revolve enjoyed the community so much they around that theme. Clients create arts and decided to come here and open Make My crafts, hold sing-a-longs, participate in dis- Day. cussion groups and they have an opportuni- “It’s really a passion of mine to do this. ty to engage in low-impact exercise regi- When we finished this house, it wasn’t just ments. all of our money but all of our love,” she Yet none of the activities are forced on said. the clients. Gerhard explained that the facility at “The people don’t have to join in the 534 S.E. 16th Place, across the street from activity, they can if they want to,” said Cape Coral Hospital, was completely reno- Monika. vated and the couple made sure everything The center has five rooms and if guests was up to code. Before they procured the SAVING SAVING want some quiet time they can move into building it was an office for Baywood either the living room, game room or break Construction. room. They can watch a limited amount of “This building meets all of the codes,” television if they wish or play board games. he said. “We had to renovate it because it Snacks and beverages are provided for was a change of use for this building.” ENERGYENERGY clients but the center asks that each person Make My Day is open Monday through brings their own lunch due to the specific Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., but Monika dietary needs for each guest. said they are flexible depending on the Special activities and memory training caregiver’s schedule. are also provided to patients with The center charges $9 per hour, $40 for && THETHE Alzheimer’s or dementia. a half day or five hours and $70 for a full Monika explained that more Cape Coral day or nine hours. Transportation is pro- residents are finding themselves dealing vided by clients or their caregivers. with Alzheimer’s each day. For more information on the center, “It is coming up more every year,” she PLANET visit www.makemyday-adcc.com. PLANET

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There’s no federal law allowing STARTING AT $ 25.00 comfort animals in businesses Dear Annie: Some time take over and over — having ago, relatives from out of a child out of wedlock or town asked to visit us when when she’s not in a commit- they were here for a nearby ted relationship. event. We agreed, as we sel- How do I get my daughter dom get to see these people. to be more responsible and To our surprise, they arrived move out of my house? I with the dog they had recent- love her and my grandchil- ly rescued from the pound. It dren and have been helping was just a few months old them for four years, but I am and not housebroken. Worse, tired and want my life back. we were stuck dog-sitting the — Mother With No Life evening they went out. For Your Special Day Recently, we were at the Dear Mother: As long as local market and a woman Kathy you are taking care of her, walked by with a small, very your daughter sees no point hairy dog riding in the cart. Mitchell in getting help from the gov- The assistant manager & Marcy ernment or the children’s informed us that there are Sugar fathers. There are no finan- Your Choice... “comfort dogs,” and people cial consequences for her can take them anywhere if poor decisions. She won’t they have the right papers. A become more responsible week later at our corner cafe, ANNIE’S until she is forced to. Tell her we noticed there was a dog to apply immediately for sitting in a chair at the table MAILBOX government assistance and next to us. We got up and file the necessary papers for left. child support, because you want her to I have nothing against dogs, Annie, but move out within three months and she will “Contemporary” isn’t there a proper place for them? What need the money. Help her by babysitting are the rules these days? for the kids on occasion or buying her some — Puzzled in California household necessities, but stop enabling her manipulative, immature behavior. Dear Puzzled: Comfort animals are not the same as trained service animals for the Dear Annie: I work as a consultant in disabled and do not have the same legal the health insurance industry. One thing protections, although some courts have you didn’t mention to “Cannot Take Back given certain protections to doctor-pre- the Spoken Word” is that the blabbermouth scribed emotional-support animals. Most working in the clinic is in violation of fed- laws regarding comfort animals involve eral regulations and federal law from the fair housing practices and transporting ani- Department of Health and Human Services mals on airplanes. There are no specific (HHS), under the Health Insurance federal legal protections (yet) allowing Portability and Accountability Act “Romantic” comfort animals to sit at restaurant tables or (HIPAA) privacy rules. in grocery carts. As for your visiting Both the “gossip girl” and the clinic may friends, make sure you inform them next be liable for federal penalties. For more time that their dog will have to stay else- information and instructions on how to file where. complaints, readers can check the HHS Web site at hhs.gov/ocr/privacy. Dear Annie: My 24-year-old daughter is — R living with me because she cannot afford to live on her own with three baby boys. She Annie’s Mailbox is written by Kathy could receive help from the government but Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, longtime edi- chooses not to apply for assistance. She tors of the Ann Landers column. Please e- says it is embarrassing. mail your questions to She does have a job, but gets no help [email protected], or write to: from the fathers of the children (two differ- Annie’s Mailbox, P.O. Box 118190, “Extraordinary” ent men). The problem is, this situation is Chicago, IL 60611. To find out more about not helping my marriage. My husband has Annie’s Mailbox, and read features by been very patient with his stepdaughter and other Creators Syndicate writers and car- helps out, but he does not have any patience toonists, visit the Creators Syndicate Web when it comes to her making the same mis- page at www.creators.com. TOP PICKS

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10:01 p.m. on WINK 8 p.m. on WINK The Mentalist Ghost Whisperer Jane and Lisbon (Simon Baker, Robin Tunney) Melinda (Jennifer Love Hewitt) tries to help and the rest of the CBI team encounter one of Ned (Christoph Sanders) stop a ghost out for California’s most dangerous motorcycle gangs revenge at the Grandview radio station after it while investigating the death of an attorney broadcasts the humiliating secrets that led to who had the bikers as his only client. Molly his death. Aidan Lucas guest stars in the new Price, Jesse James, Julia Campbell, Tom Ad- episode “Dead Air”; David Conrad and Camryn ams and Mark Pellegrino guest star in “Red Manheim also star. Menace.”

8 p.m. on WINK 8 p.m. on AMC CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Movie: Kelly’s Heroes Langston (Laurence Fishburne) and the CSI team are called to three different crime scenes in one The image of the military isn’t quite flawless in this 1970 comedy-adventure, casting Clint East- night, believing at first that the incidents are unrelated — until the forensic evidence at each scene wood as a soldier who hatches a scheme to steal a fortune in Nazi gold. The cast of the lengthy reveals a common link. John Schneider and Michael Weston guest star in “Kill Me if You Can”; but enjoyable caper also includes Telly Savalas, Don Rickles, Donald Sutherland and Carroll Marg Helgenberger, George Eads, Paul Guilfoyle and Eric Szmanda also star. O’Connor. The film also introduced the hit song “Burning Bridges.” 8 p.m. on BRAVO 8:30 p.m. on WBBH Movie: Fight Club Parks and Recreation If you still think Brad Pitt is just another pretty face, you obviously haven’t seen this intense 1999 Leslie (Amy Poehler) learns the library department, which is run by Ron’s (Nick Offerman) ex-wife drama. His character is the anarchistic founder of an underground club where men, feeling emas- (guest star Megan Mullally), wants to take over her lot — and Ron’s ex still has a powerful hold culated by the consumer culture, can work off their aggressions by fighting one another. In time, over him. Andy (Chris Pratt) gets a job in hopes of winning back Ann (Rashida Jones). Aziz Ansari Fight Club morphs into a cult with a terrifying agenda. Edward Norton plays an early recruit with a also stars in “Ron and Tammy.” big secret. 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WHAT’S THE COUNT? Both vulnerable. West deals. suit shift would surely have cost a trick, West switched to a trump, won NORTH by dummy’s nine. Declarer now ♠ Q 9 made the key play of a club to the ♥ Q 7 6 2 jack, losing to the queen. Back came ♦ A10 5 another trump, won on the table, and ♣ 7 6 5 2 a club to the king and ace completed WEST EAST the defensive book. A red-suit return ♠ 7 4 ♠ 6 3 2 was out of the question, so West per- ♥ AK 10 9 3 ♥ 8 5 4 severed with clubs, declarer ruffing. ♦ K-3 ♦ 9 8 7 2 After drawing the last trump, how ♣ AQ 10 8 ♣ 9 4 3 should declarer continue? SOUTH Since declarer cannot afford to lose JUMBLE ♠ AK J 10 8 5 a diamond, West must hold the king. ♥ J Therefore, it is tempting to lead a dia- THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ♦ by Mike Argirion and Jeff Knurek Q J 6 4 mond honor so that the finesse can be ♣ Unscramble these four Jumbles, K J repeated conveniently, but that would one letter to each square, be a losing play if West started with to form four ordinary words. The bidding: only two diamonds. WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH ZUZYF ♥ ♠ To obtain additional information, 1 Pass Pass 2 about the distribution, South led a Pass 3♠ Pass 4♠ ©2010 Tribune Media Services, Inc. low diamond to the ten. When that All Rights Reserved. CRYPTOQUIP Pass Pass Pass held, declarer returned to hand with a DEACK ♥ club ruff, thereby completing the Opening lead: King of count. When West followed, it was certain that the defender had started The key to this deal is the diamond with a 2-5-2-4 distribution, so declar- YUIRPT suit. How should South tackle this er played a low diamond, fetching the combination? king from West and landing a care- NEW BIBLE Books To:Jumble Go http://www.tyndale.com/jumble/ Note South’s jump reopening bid fully planned game. of two spades. Since it is not needed MULASY (Tannah Hirsch welcomes readers’ Now arrange the circled letters pre-emptively in fourth seat, it shows responses sent in care of this newspa- to form the surprise answer, as a sound opening bid and good six- suggested by the above cartoon. per or to Tribune Media Services Inc., card suit. That led to an excellent 2225 Kenmore Ave., Suite 114, Buffalo, Print answer here: spade game. NY. 14207. E-mail responses may be (Answers(Answers tomorrow)tomorrow) West led the king of hearts and a sent to [email protected].) Jumbles:Jumbles: YOUTHFAULT DOGMAPHONY SINGLEEFFIGY EMBARKTYPING Ye s t e r d ay ’s shift was mandatory. Since a minor- Answer: WhatHow ahe ski did trip when can heend became up — “Man of the Hour”END UP — SPOKE FOR A MINUTE USINESS CAPE CORAL BREEZE B THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 2010 13 BUSINESS BRIEFS

2010 Contractors member of the chapter since 2000 Showcase Jan. 21 and has served on the board for From left, Tricia three years. The Lee Building Industry Anderson joined Shell Point in Richards, Ciera Association’s Commercial Con- Prose and Jessica 1996 as human resources manag- tractors Council will present its er and was promoted to director of Pujallis are the 2010 Contractors Showcase human resources in 2001 where three spokesmod- Thursday, Jan. 21, from 5:30- she oversees the management of els for Ms. Envy 7:30 p.m., at the Three Oaks human resources, strategic plan- Salon. Banquet Center in Estero. This ning, safety, employee health, NAHB national award-winning purchasing and warehouse. PHOTO PROVIDED trade show brings in over 500 Prior to joining Shell Point, attendees each year and hosts over Anderson worked for The 52 exhibitors, ranging from com- Michigan Credit Union League in mercial and residential builders, to Southfield, Mich., for five years a wide variety of subcontractors where she served as director of and industry vendors. education and training. The event affords industry pro- The Southwest Florida Chapter fessionals the opportunity to get of HRMA is a group of Human valuable face time with business Resource professionals dedicated Three crowned Ms. Envy contacts in the building industry. to serving the HR profession and Limited exhibitor tables remain. advancing the HR professional. Attendees must RSVP by Jan. The chapter serves 200 members 16, by visiting BIA.net/Contrac- and provides educational and net- Salon spokesmodels for 2010 torsShowcase.html to download working opportunities; a Web site reservation forms, or call the Lee with many HR resources Jessica Pujallis, a blonde; Bumble Bee Florist. tic event. Cape Coral came alive BIA office at (239) 936-5525. (hrmaswfl.shrm.org); scholarship Ciera Prose, a brunette; and Tricia The judges included Randy that night and the energy was From 4-5:30 that evening, programs and support for students Richards, a redhead, all of Lee Peska, a real estate broker; electric.” there will be a Lee BIA members- entering the HR field. County, took home the titles in the Barbara Marsden, top Mary Kay Co-owner Isabel Perez added, only early networking (RSVP The chapter holds monthly recent 2010 Ms. Envy Salon sales associate; Helen Ramey, “We are definitely doing this next mandatory) session. The cost is meetings on the second Spokesmodel Competition. from the Cape Coral year, a tradition has been started!” $10 for Lee BIA members and Wednesday each month at the Each was awarded a one-year Redevelopment Agency; and Sponsors or the event included $15 for non-members. Cypress Lake Country Club. For modeling contract with SWFL Michael Lindsay, who runs his Pearl Lounge, Pioneer Printing more information visit their Web Modeling and Talent Agency, a own fitness boot camp. and the entertaining emcee for the Bubble Busters site at hrmaswfl.shrm.org. one-year gym membership with The three spokesmodels will evening, Jack McKissock of The Gum Removal Anytime Fitness, one years worth represent Envy Salon, a beauty Garage Recording and Rehearsal Synergy Networks of complimentary hair and nail salon in Cape Coral for over 40 Studio. open for business services from Envy Salon along years, and attend various charity To request a spokes model launches with a beaded tiara from John and networking events in 2010. appearance for events, contact Bubble Busters Gum Removal Michael’s Fine Jewelers and a Felicia Taylor, co-owner of the Isabel or Felicia at (239) 542- of Cape Coral provides cost effec- Spamhammer large bouquet of flowers from salon, said, “It was such a fantas- 6303. tive gum removal for any business Synergy Networks Inc., a in Southwest Florida. regionally based Broadband Inter- According to owner/operator net service provider, announces it Chris Jackson, the company uses a has created and launched a new e- vapor steam machine and solution mail filtering product called Gallo joins Cape Coral Eye Centers to remove black gum spots from Spamhammer. almost anything. Spam is term used for unwant- Special to The Breeze non-profit organization that pro- Jackson also said the service ed e-mail or junk mail which [email protected] vides comprehensive eye exams will not interrupt traffic flow to floods the Internet with many Cape Coral Eye Center has and spectacles to under privileged and from a business and the steam copies of the same message in an welcomed Dr. Jennifer Gallo as students in inner city Miami. machine is eco-friendly using only attempt to force the message on the newest member of its team of Gallo is a member of the four gallons of water per day. people who would not otherwise board-certified doctors. Gallo will American Optometric Bubble Busters is open choose to receive it. practice at the Orange Grove Association, the Florida Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to Over 85 percent of all e-mail Boulevard and Bayshore Road Optometric Association and the 5 p.m. For additional information sent is spam and about 150 billion locations in North Fort Myers. SW Florida Optometric or to schedule an appointment, spam e-mails are sent per day. Gallo completed her under- Association. call 239-770-3068 or e-mail bub- Spamhammer blocks 97 per- graduate studies at the University She comes to the centers from [email protected]. The cent of spam and features a num- of Florida with a double major in a practice in Port Charlotte, where business address is P.O. Box ber of e-mail filtering services anthropology and zoology. She she was a general practitioner 151964, Cape Coral, FL 33915. including inbound spam filtering, treating patients with a variety of completed her doctorate studies at offsite spam quarantine and three needs from contact lenses to glau- Nova Southeastern College of Dawson Companies layers of anti-virus protection. coma management. Optometry, where she received Since 1999, Synergy She is a Florida native, raised honors in all of her clinical rota- expands Networks has been a leader in Dr. Jennifer Gallo in Bradenton. Gallo and her fami- tions. business-class Internet solutions ly moved to Fort Myers in 2003. management team Following optometry school, ing her studies on the treatment delivering industry-leading solu- she completed her internship in and management of ocular dis- In her free time she enjoys attend- D. Michael Sherman, chairman ing live theater and keeping pace and CEO of Dawson Companies, tions designed exclusively for pediatric and binocular vision, eases. She finished with her businesses. An Internet service corneal and contact lens and opto- externship there in optometric pri- with her toddler. a leading insurance and financial For information on any of the service brokerage firm, has provider, Synergy Networks is metric primary care at The Eye mary care. dedicated to providing the high- Institute in Miami. She completed With dedication to communi- Cape Coral Eye Centers, call announced the expansion of it sen- 542-2020. ior management team with the est-quality Broadband Internet her residency at Braverman Eye ty, Gallo traveled with the Dr. access, web hosting, web design Center in Hallandale, Fla., focus- Bruce Heikin Memorial Fund, a addition of Walter L. Smith and Peter E. Marcia. and e-commerce solutions. Smith and Marcia will estab- Synergy Networks Fort Myers- lish Dawson’s newest office in based operations are located at VIP Vegas Arcade in North Fort Richmond, Va. 10970 S. Cleveland Avenue Dawson Companies, which (Page Field Plaza). For more specializes in commercial proper- information, call (239) 790-7000 ty and casualty, surety bonding, or visit www.snworks.com Myers a dream of new owner employee benefits and personal insurance, has an office located in Attorney Rubinstein By ANDREA GALABINSKI Cross. laundromat, on Bayshore Road Cape Coral at 1615 S.E. 47th [email protected] “The customers are like fami- across from the Cape Coral Eye Terrace. recognized for career Tucked away in a small plaza ly,” Cross said. Center. New members of the Dawson standards ratings off Bayshore Road is the new VIP Siegel agreed. “And it is just “Randy almost single-handed- of Florida include Steven C. Club Casino Arcade, a Vegas- fun working here. And ly re-did the whole place,” Bueltel, president, and Matthew Alan J. Rubinstein of the law style fun place where players can Northerners are already coming Schwab said. D. Bevins, Cape Coral and firm of Rubinstein & Holz PA has play for gift cards to local stores back, and giving us big hugs.” It is still a work in progress, Jewelry Products Division. been recognized for having and restaurants. Already they are starting to see soon to sport a 1950s full motif. For local information, call achieved more than 25 years of an It is the dream of owner Phil Northern friends come back and Right now, there is an antique 239-542-1533 or 866-290-0437 AV rating. He is recognized by his Schwab, who looked to retire, but find their new location. jukebox and an Elvis tribute wall peers of possessing highest stan- Schwab was born and raised in (toll free). The company corporate then opened the business for the complete with a replica gold office in Cleveland, Ohio, can be dards in ethical behavior and qual- love of the games - and the cus- Florida, Stanford, actually. “I record, both pieces brought in by ity of legal work. spent one cold year away and contacted at 440-333-9000 or tomers. customers. 800-860-0090 (toll free). Rubinstein, who has practiced “Our customers are like fami- decided that wasn’t for me.” “Customers bring in things all family law in Lee County since He’s a big fan of the North Fort ly,” he said. “That’s one of the the time,” he said. Builders Care to host 1965, is also recognized as a top reasons we did this.” Myers community and the people For winners, there are gift cer- lawyer in Southwest Florida as here. “We have people that come He said he was in the tificates instead of cash. Building Product published in Gulfshore LIfe’s in from the local communities “We will work with customers Super Lawyer section. bar/restaurant business his entire who all know each other,” working career, and planned to to give them gift cards to the place Blow-out event For additional information, call Schwab said. “Recently many of their choice,” said Schwab. Builders Care, the nonprofit 239-332-3400. retire. Then he started working for have come down from the North, a like gaming establishment, start- “We custom fit.” arm of the Lee Building Industry and ran into their neighbors here They have different specials, Association , will host its first ed playing the games, and before they saw them in their Florida Aluminum enjoyed the atmosphere. “It’s a like match play everyday and building product garage sale to communities.” men’s and ladies’ day, along with raise funds to help local home- & Steel awarded fun business. You have to be a The business features Vegas- bingo. people person to run a business owners in need. The sale will be contract for like games. “We have everything The formal address is 5780 held Saturday, Jan. 16, from 9 like this and we all are - myself from Video Poker to eight-to-15 Bayshore Road in North Fort and my staff. You just have a good a.m. to 2 p.m. at Cape Coral VA Clinic work line games,” he continued. Myers, about 150 yards east of Plumbing, 5812 Enterprise time.” Before starting the business, he Florida Aluminum & Steel Inc. Sweetbay Market. The phone Parkway, Fort Myers, in the Billy has been awarded a contract from The staff includes Randy wanted to find a good location. He number is 599-4454. Johnson, Mary Siegel and Vicky found a quite different one, an old Creek Commerce Center off Kraft Construction Company to Luckett Road just west of I-75. provide and erect the structural Local suppliers and building steel and aluminum railing pack- industry related companies are age for the new VA providing great deals on all kinds Ambulatory/Outpatient of items including appliances, Diagnostic Support Center Lee lighting, plumbing fixtures, County in Cape Coral. The new kitchen cabinets, paint and more. VA Clinic building is estimated to All proceeds raised will benefit require nearly 300 tons of steel Builders Care. and is scheduled to open July Admission is free, but a $5 2011. donation is suggested per adult. Based in Fort Myers for over Beverages and snacks will be 50 years and serving the entire available. state, Florida Aluminum & Steel is the only AISC certified fabrica- Shell Point’s tor in Southwest Florida and offers a full range of services, Anderson named such as structural steel fabrication president of human and erection; ornamental alu- minum railings, trellises and resource association stairs; light gauge architectural Karen Anderson, SPHR, direc- trusses; carports for high density tor of Human Resources for Shell properties; and production rail Point Retirement Community, products consisting of light gauge recently became the president for aluminum welded rail and screen the Human Resource Management enclosures. ANDREA GALABINSKI Association of Southwest Florida, For additional information, call an affiliate of the Society for Earl F. Gill, vice president, at VIP Club Casino Arcade staff and owner at machines. Pictured are Randy Johnson, Mary Human Resource Management. 239-936-8153m or Siegel, Vicky Cross and owner Phil Schwab. Anderson has been an active [email protected] CAPE CORAL BREEZE SPORTS 14

cape-coral-daily-breeze.com SPORTS DESK: 574-1110 X136, FAX 574-5693 T HURSDAY , J ANUARY 7, 2010 BCS feeds PREP REPORT Tritons ring us trash, not up district tradition soccer win Breeze staff report By PATRICK REUSSE [email protected] Scripps Howard News Service Mariner High scored all of its t had been a tradition to open goals in the first half en route to a 5-1 the New Year with a day of District 4A-11 victory over Lemon IIfootball viewing that would be Bay Tuesday night. unsurpassed over the next 52 weeks. Juan Rincon got two goals for the The abomination called the Bowl Tritons while Matt Isherwood, Championship Series has destroyed Cape Coral junior Christian Marin and Justin Kuchle that tradition to the point that there Louis Adams each added one goal. are reports of people actually watch- eyes the basket Isiah Romano, Jose Garcia and ing a regular-season hockey game against Ida Baker Marin had one assist apiece and Kyle over the bowl matchups airing last Wednesday night. Turner had two assists. Goalkeeper Friday afternoon. Matt Brust sealed the win with six There was a Philco or Zenith in More photos are available online saves. most living rooms by the mid-1950s, The Tritons (10-7-2, 4-2-1 dis- and over the next 30 years there were at: cu.cape-coral- daily-breeze.com. trict) host Cape Coral in another dis- four bowl games that mattered: Sugar, trict match Friday. Cotton, Orange and Rose. The Fiesta Bowl grew to prominence when it host- MICHAEL PISTELLA I Oasis 3, Naples First Baptist 2: ed Miami and Penn State in a meeting Joey Giammarusto, Collin Cole and of Nos. 1 and 2 on Jan. 2, 1987. Oscar Trujillo each scored a goal for These games, for the most part, Oasis in a win over First Baptist. were crowded into a 28-hour window Goalkeeper Alex Trujillo made 10 from the Sugar Bowl on New Year’s saves for the Sharks (3-3-2). Eve through the Orange Bowl on I Ida Baker 5, Fort Myers 2: New Year’s night. When this Junior Daniel Sharkey scored three marathon of drama was concluded, goals to lead Ida Baker to its first-ever everyone had a fairly good idea as to win over Fort Myers in boys’ soccer. which was the best team in the nation. Carlos Zuniga and Mike Arenz That was not the case after the each added one goal while Jose 1991 season, when Rose Bowl cham- Zuniga made seven saves in goal. pion Washington was voted No. 1 in Nick Presti assisted on three of the the coaches poll and Orange Bowl goals while Harvey Rincon and champion Miami finished No. 1 in Baker boys slash Cape 3-1 Brandon Stevens each had one assist the Associated Press poll. for the Bulldogs (13-3-5, 3-0-4 dis- This provided the impetus for the I Scores, schedules, 15A ing the Seahawks 9-3. Goalkeeper Jose Zuniga trict). formation of the Bowl Coalition made seven saves to preserve the victory while By JIM LINETTE I (1992-94), which begat the Bowl Cape keeper Daniel Villamil had four saves. South Fort Myers 2, North Fort Alliance (1995-97), which begat the [email protected] Myers 1: A second-half comeback bid After a sluggish start, the Ida Baker “This is a big rivalry and a district match for first Bowl Championship Series us,” said Bulldogs coach Mick Whitewood. came up short for North Fort Myers, (1998-2005), which begat the current Bulldogs took charge and ran away with a 3-1 which lost to District 4A-11 foe District 4A-11 boys’ soccer victory over city “These kids grew up playing together compet- BCS (2006 to present). itively, so there was a lot of trash talking. Cape South Fort Myers. The Cotton was long shunted aside rival Cape Coral Wednesday night at Baker. Eric Agostinelli’s goal in the sec- Senior Lando Krumsick scored two goals has the history and it’s just our fifth year.” to third-tier bowl status. We’re now The Seahawks visit Mariner Friday for ond half brought North within the left with four major bowl games — for the Bulldogs while Nick Presti added one. final margin. Goalkeeper Chris The win lifts the first-place Bulldogs (13-3- another district confrontation while Baker trav- Rose, Sugar, Fiesta and Orange — els to district rival Lemon Bay also Friday. Hamilton made eight saves. stretched over four days, followed by 5) to 4-0-4 in the district while the second- Girls Soccer an alleged national championship place Seahawks (10-2-2) slip to 6-2. I Bishop Verot 2, Gulf Coast 0: Andrew game that will be played Thursday Fabian Fajardo connected on a free kick Palumbo scored both goals to lead Bishop I North Fort Myers 4, South Fort night in Pasadena, Calif. early in the second half to tie the game 1-1. Myers 1: Freshman Melinda Lukas The BCS offered only the Rose and The Bulldogs owned the second half, outshoot- See PREP, page 15A carried North Fort Myers with three Sugar on Friday. They were preceded goals in a District 4A-11 victory over by three games that lacked tradition or South Fort Myers. prestige, or both. So, a New Year’s Rachel Perkins had the fourth goal Day couch potato was left to watch Baker girls for the Red Knights, who credited Oregon and Ohio State for three hours assists to Tina Agostinelli, Casey in America’s greatest football setting, Gentile, Katy Hutcherson and Katie and to spend a few minutes confirming Traurig. Goalkeeper Brianna that Florida-Cincinnati was a mis- roll over Abatisti sealed the win with five saves. match, and that was it. “We got five of our seven injured Happy New Year from the BCS. players back in the lineup tonight,” said North coach Donna Agostinelli. Clamor for a playoff Cape 3-1 The Red Knights (8-8-3) game The first Rose Bowl I covered was Wednesday at Island Coast was can- By JIM LINETTE celed by the cold weather. after the 1981 season. The Iowa [email protected] Hawkeyes were back in Pasadena after It took nearly 50 minutes to get on I Mariner 2, Lemon Bay 0: Junior a 23-year absence. Iowans arrived in the scoreboard, but once the scoring Kelsea Whitaker’s first-half goal off waves and in runaway euphoria. ice was broken the Ida Baker girls’ an assist from Rebecca Smith proved In 1993, Wisconsin earned its first soccer team soared past city rival to be the game-winner for Mariner in Rose Bowl trip in 31 years and the Red Cape Coral 3-1 Wednesday night at a District 4A-11 win over Lemon Horde descended into the Arroyo Seco Baker. Bay. that houses the stadium and held a New The first half went scoreless as Senior Amanda Seny added a goal Year’s party like you’ve never seen. Cape packed as many as eight players in the second half with an assist from In 1995, Northwestern made a back to defend the goal in front of Katie Souza and goalkeeper shocking climb to the top of the Big keeper Amanda Kopale. Still, the Samantha Greenwell preserved the Ten and took a journey to Pasadena Bulldogs fired off 17 shots to none shutout with nine saves. for the first time in 47 seasons. You for the Seahawks in the first half. The Tritons (8-6-3, 3-3-2 district) didn’t realize the Big Ten’s only pri- Once Baker freshman Shannon play at Cape Coral Friday night. vate school had so many loyal alums Pearl blasted the ball past Kopale for I Oasis 1, Naples First Baptist 0: until that afternoon. the first goal early in the second half, Forget the attempt to legitimize a Sam Gonzalez scored the game-win- the floodgates opened. Senior ner for the Oasis Sharks (2-5), who national champion. The reason that Christine Giles came through with Big Ten teams play football should be face Southwest Florida Christian two goals after that to seal the win. Monday. for the eternal hope of being inside Carrie McDonald scored Cape’s the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day. lone goal to cut the margin to 2-1 at I Bishop Verot 4, Gateway We have waited longer to relive the time. Kopale finished with 17 Charter 1: Kayley Clay and Kady that experience — 48 years — than saves while her Baker counterpart, Otzko scored two goals apiece to lead any Big Ten school. Were it to hap- Natalia Ortiz, only had to make two Bishop Verot past District 3A-12 vic- pen, the maroon would descend on saves. tory over Gateway Charter. the Rose Bowl as if it were Badger The Bulldogs (19-0, 9-0 district) Stephanie Zavada had three saves red or Wildcat purple. finish off their District 4A-11 sched- and Otzko had one while goalkeeper The public clamor is for an eight- ule at home against Lemon Bay Cailyn Rizzo made one save for the team or even a 16-team playoff to Friday. The Seahawks (8-4-4, 4-3-3) Vikings (14-1-1, 8-0 district). determine a certain champion in the host Mariner Friday. MICHAEL PISTELLA Girls Basketball NCAA’s major division. The bureau- “I’m glad they opened up in the Baker junior Phil Deems tries to shake off I crats resist, saying they don’t want to second half,” said Bulldogs coach Cape’s Louis Adams (23) after grabbing a Cape Coral 44, Riverdale 20: overturn the bowl system. We scoff at Dave Trepkowski. “Once we got up rebound in Wednesday night’s 77-68 victory Jomaris Vasquez pitched in a game- the absurdity of this, of protecting two goals (Cape) turned offensive, high 22 points and Kassandra Griffin matchups such as 6-6 Minnesota vs. over the Seahawks. More photos are available 6-6 Iowa State. See BAKER, page 15A online at: cu.cape-coral-daily-breeze.com. See CHILL, page 15A That’s not being protected. What’s worth protecting is the Big Ten vs. the Pac-10 in the Rose Bowl ... pro- SCOREBOARD tecting the handful of bowls with tra- dition and prestige. Prep Boys Soccer College Basketball Hornets 97, Thunder 92 This is the easiest answer: Play the Ida Baker 3, Cape Coral 1 (1) Kansas 71, Cornell 66 Spurs 112, Pistons 92 major bowls with traditional North FM vs. Island Coast, ccd. (5) Duke 86, Iowa State 65 Rockets vs. Suns (n) matchups. Then choose the two most Bishop Verot 2, Gulf Coast 0 (6) Villanova 99, DePaul 72 Grizzlies vs. Jazz (n) (7) Syracuse 74, Memphis 57 Lakers vs. Clippers (n) worthy winners from those bowls to Prep Girls Soccer Ida Baker 3, Cape Coral 1 (8) West Va. 86, Rutgers 52 G NBA standings, 15A play one more game. North FM vs. Island Coast, ccd. (10) Mich. St. 54, (17) Wisconsin 47 Years back, “bowls plus one” was Bishop Verot 4, Gulf Coast 0 Marquette 62, (12) Georgetown 59 NHL being offered as a solution to big-time Prep Boys Basketball (13) Conn. 71, Seton Hall 63 football’s quandary. It continues to (16) Tenn. 88, Charlotte 71 Sabres 5, Lightning 3 Ida Baker 77, Cape Coral 68 Flyers 6, Maple Leafs 2 have two important advantages over Bishop Verot 72, SJ Neumann 60 (21) Temple 73, St. Joseph’s 46 G Rangers 5, Stars 2 the BCS: It would maintain the New Prep Girls Basketball Scores, schedule, 15A Wild 4, Flames 1 Year’s football feast, and give a Ida Baker 53, Cape Coral 48 Islanders vs. Avalanche (n) N BA greater sample in choosing the two G Scores, schedules, 15A Blues vs. Sharks (n) Hawks 119, Nets 89 teams to play for a title. G Schedule, 15A College Football Cavaliers 121, Wizards 98 Central Mich. 44, Troy 41, 2OT Raptors 108, Magic 103 Patrick Reusse writes for the G Scores, schedule, 15A Celtics 112, Heat 106, OT Minneapolis Star Tribune. Warriors 107, T’wolves 101 Page 15A T HE B REEZE S PORTS breezenewspapers.com Thursday, January 7, 2010 Chill: Tuesday’s games Continued from 14A six points and four steals. added 15 to pace Cape The Tritons (12-5, 6-1 Coral’s victory over district) play at Cape Coral Riverdale. Friday. Lemon Bay 13 14 13 4 — 44 Riverdale 10 8 0 2 — 20 Mariner 17 17 16 11 — 61 Cape Coral 12 8 11 13 — 44 Lemon Bay 44 — Logan 2, Lutz Riverdale 20 — Lee 3, 9, Smith 11, Lipstein 4, Wojcik 6, Veopaseuth 3, Blitz 5, Moyer 7, Maier 12. Totals: 20 4-9 44. Swats 2. Totals: 7 5-11 20. 3-point goals: none. 3-point goals: Blitz 1. Mariner 61 — Beach 12, Barsesa Cape Coral 44 — Vasquez 22, 15, Kuchman 10, Marrero 6, Griffin 15, Williams 5, Smart 4. Guerrier 5, Walker 2, Emmons 6, Totals: 19 5-11 44. Johnson 5. Totals: 23 7-13 61. 3-point goals: Griffin 1. 3-point goals: Beach 1, Barsesa 1, Guerrier 1, Kuchman 3, Marrero 2. I Fort Myers 41, Ida Baker 37: Kelsey Mitchell I Cape Coral 52, All times listed Eastern SPORTS SCOREBOARD poured through 24 points to Riverdale 44: Senior Joel lead Fort Myers past Ida Hill connected for 18 points Individual Low Net — 12/31 No. 13 Connecticut 71, Seton Hall 63 Baker. while juniors Santo Figueroa A Flight — 1. Mike Pusateri 24; 2. Neil No. 16 Tennessee 88, Charlotte 71 Hannah Del Negro and Edsel Caprice combined HIGH SCHOOL Leitch 30. No. 21 Temple 73, Saint Joseph’s 46 topped the Bulldogs (8-11) for 16 of their 18 points in B Flight — 1. Bob Mazzara 25; 2. Mike No. 25 BYU vs. UNLV, (n) with nine points, Cheyanne the first half to lead Cape Bates 32. Thursday’s Games Boys Soccer C Flight — 1. Harry Colter 31; 2. Paul May 32. No games scheduled Ross contributed six points Coral (6-7, 4-2 district) to Tuesday, Jan. 5 Closest to Pin — #2, David Dague; #7, Friday’s Game and eight rebounds with victory at Riverdale. Mariner 5, Lemon Bay 1 Carmen Liquori; #9, David Dague. No. 24 Washington at Arizona State, 10:30 Shanelly Brown adding Cape Coral 12 10 11 19 — 52 Ida Baker 5, Fort Myers 2 Women’s Golf Association p.m. South Fort Myers 2, North Fort Myers 1 seven points and eight Riverdale 7 6 13 18 — 44 Individual Low Net — 1/1 Cape Coral 52 — Flynn 8, Carter Oasis 3, First Baptist 2 1. (tie) Barbara Winkler, Betty White, Linda Men’s Basketball assists. 4, McIntyre 2, Hill 18, Adams 2, Wednesday, Jan. 6 Borrett 27; 4. Marty Whitton 28; 5. (tie) Jan FGCU Record: 5-8 A-Sun: 2-1 Fort Myers 7 11 15 8 — 41 Figueroa 9, Caprice 9. Totals: 18 15- Ida Baker 3, Cape Coral 1 Shone, Connie Nortz 30. Home: 2-1 Road: 3-7 Streak: L-1 Ida Baker 10 12 10 5 — 37 23 52. North Fort Myers at Island Coast, ccd. Closest to Pin — #2, Marty Whitton; #7, Upcoming Games Forth Myers 41 — Mitchell 24, 3-point goals: Hill 1. Bishop Verot 2, Gulf Coast 0 Betty White. Jan. 8 — vs. North Florida, 7:05 p.m. Bernall 2, Biddison 3, Jessup 4, Riverdale 44 — Jo. Edwards 12, Thursday, Jan. 7 Jan. 10 — vs. Jacksonville, 2:05 p.m. Troast 2, Lewis 4, Atkinson 2. Totals: Payne 5, Je. Edwards 2, Hagan 19, Gateway Charter at Island Coast, 7:30 p.m. Jan. 14 — at Campbell, 8 p.m. 15 6-8 41. Johnson 6. Totals: 17 7-11 44. Friday, Jan. 8 Jan. 16 — at East Tenn. State, 4 p.m. 3-point goals: Mitchell 4, 3-point goals: Hagan 2, Payne 1 Cape Coral at Mariner, 7:30 p.m. HOCKEY Biddison 1. Ida Baker at Lemon Bay, 7:30 p.m. Women’s Basketball Baker 37 — Sanchez 2, Nicloy 7, I Fort Myers 71, Ida North Fort Myers at Estero, 7:30 p.m. FGCU Women’s Record: 9-3 A-Sun: 4-0 Hambsch 3, Del Negro 9, Brown 7, Baker 25: Terran Dunbar at Bishop Verot, 7:30 p.m. ECHL Home: 5-0 Road: 4-3 Streak: W-5 West 3, Ross 6. Totals: 14 4-10 37. Saturday, Jan. 9 Upcoming Games 3-point goals: Del Negro 3, McClendon tallied a game- Tuesday’s Games Brown 1, Ross 1. Plantation American Heritage at Bishop No games scheduled Jan. 7 — vs. North Florida, 6:05 p.m. high 22 points and Colin Verot, 1 p.m. Wednesday’s Games Jan. 9 — vs. Jacksonville, 2:05 p.m. Henry added 12 to lead Fort Jan. 14 — at Campbell, 5:45 p.m. Boys Basketball Girls Soccer Charlotte 5, South Carolina 4, SO Myers to a rout of Ida Baker. Kalamazoo 4, Johnstown 3, OT Jan. 16 — at East Tenn. State, 1:30 p.m. I Christian Davis had 13 Tuesday, Jan. 5 Cincinnati 5, Trenton 2 Mariner 61, Lemon Mariner 2, Lemon Bay 0 Las Vegas at Ontario, (n) Bay 44: Ricardo Barsesa, points to lead the Bulldogs Ida Baker 7, Fort Myers 2 Utah at Alaska, (n) FOOTBALL Kameron Beach and (8-7, 4-2 district). North Fort Myers 4, South Fort Myers 1 Thursday’s Games Harrison Kuchman scored Ida Baker 9 10 6 0 — 25 Bishop Verot 4, Gateway Charter 1 No games scheduled Ft. Myers 26 14 21 10 — 71 Oasis 1, First Baptist 0 Friday’s Games in double figures to lead Baker 25 — Wolfe 2, R. Serrano Wednesday, Jan. 6 Florida at Elmira, 7:35 p.m. College Mariner to a District 4A-11 5, A. Serrano 2, Davis 13, Pascale 3. Ida Baker 3, Cape Coral 1 Trenton at Toledo, 7 p.m. BOWL SCHEDULE victory over Lemon Bay. Totals: 10 0-2 25. North Fort Myers at Island Coast, ccd. Charlotte at Kalamazoo, 7:30 p.m. Monday, Jan. 4 Barsesa led the trio with 3-point goals: R. Serrano 1, Davis Bishop Verot 4, Gulf Coast 0 South Carolina at Gwinnett, 7:35 p.m. Fiesta Bowl 3, Pascale 1. Thursday, Jan. 7 Cincinnati at Wheeling, 7:35 p.m. At Glendale, Ariz. 15 points while Beach Ft. Myers 71 — McClendon 22, Gateway Charter at Island Coast, 7:30 p.m. Boise State 17, TCU 10 added 12 points and five Graham 7, Celestin 5, Yance 8, Joseph Stockton at Bakersfield, 10 p.m. 6, Casseus 3, Manning 2, Henry 12, Friday, Jan. 8 Idaho at Victoria, 10:05 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 5 rebounds and Kuchman 10 Mariner at Cape Coral, 7:30 p.m. Orange Bowl Cunard 6. Totals: 27 7-9 71. Ontario at Las Vegas, 10:05 p.m. points and five assists. 3-point goals: McClendon 1, Lemon Bay at Ida Baker, 7:30 p.m. Utah at Alaska, 11:15 p.m. At Miami Estero at North Fort Myers, 7:30 p.m. Justin Emmons contributed Graham 1, Celestin 1, Yance 2, Iowa 24, Georgia Tech 14 Joseph 1, Henry 2, Cunard 2. Bishop Verot at Dunbar, 7:30 p.m. Everblades Record: 17-13-5 Wednesday, Jan. 6 Saturday, Jan. 9 Home: 9-8 Away: 8-5-5 Streak: W-1 GMAC Bowl Plantation American Heritage at Bishop Upcoming Games Mobile, Ala. Verot, 11 a.m. Jan. 8 — at Elmira, 7:35 pm Central Michigan 44, Troy 41, 2OT Prep: Baker drops Cape Jan. 9 — at Elmira, 7:35 pm Thursday, Jan. 7 Boys Basketball Jan. 10 — at Reading, 5:05 p.m. BCS National Championship Tuesday, Jan. 5 Jan. 13 — at Reading, 7:05 p.m. At Pasadena, Calif. Continued from 14A 12, with Bobby Thomas Cape Coral 52, Riverdale 44 Jan. 15 — at Trenton, 7 p.m. Alabama (13-0) vs. Texas (13-0), 8 p.m. and Abner Sandoval with Mariner 61, Lemon Bay 44 (ABC) Verot past Gulf Coast. Jan. 16 — at Trenton, 7 p.m. Goalkeeper Lucas Polk 10 apiece. Fort Myers 71, Ida Baker 25 Jan. 22 — vs. Gwinnett, 7:30 p.m. The Vikings (6-6) play Bishop Verot 62, Gateway Charter 48 Jan. 23 — vs. Gwinnett, 7:30 p.m. NFL made three saves to pre- Wednesday, Jan. 6 Wild-Card Playoffs serve the shutout for the at Dunbar Friday. Ida Baker 77, Cape Coral 68 NHL Saturday, Jan. 10 Vikings (14-1-2), who host Bishop Verot 14 19 24 15 — 72 Bishop Verot 72, St. John Neumann 60 Tuesday’s Games N.Y. Jets at Cincinnati, 4:30 p.m. (NBC) SJ Neumann 13 11 12 24 — 60 Thursday, Jan. 7 Washington 4, Montreal 2 Philadelphia at Dallas, 8 p.m. (NBC) Plantation American Verot 72 — Payne 12, Hood 3, Gateway Charter at Island Coast, 7:30 p.m. New Jersey 4, Dallas 0 Sunday, Jan. 11 Heritage at 1 p.m. Saturday. Thomas 10, Hagan 16, Sandoval 10, Friday, Jan. 8 Toronto 3, Florida 2 Baltimore at New England, 1 p.m. (CBS) Howard 21. Totals: 18 16-24 72. Mariner at Cape Coral, 7:30 p.m. Boston 4, Ottawa 1 Green Bay at Arizona, 4:40 p.m. (FOX) Boys Basketball 3-point goals: Payne 3, Hood 1, North Fort Myers at Estero, 7:30 p.m. Pittsburgh 5, Atlanta 2 Divisional Playoffs Thomas 1, Hagan 1, Howard 2. Neumann 60 — Braun 19, Ida Baker at Lemon Bay, 7:30 p.m. Calgary 3, Nashville 1 Saturday, Jan. 16 I Ida Baker 77, Cape Bishop Verot at Dunbar, 7:30 p.m. Bennett 19, Whiting 5, Stevens 11, Chicago 4, Minnesota 1 TBA Coral 68: Rob Serrano and Hardy 6. Totals: 18 20-27 60. Phoenix 5, Edmonton 4, OT Sunday, Jan. 17 3-point goals: ;Bennett 3, Stevens 1. Girls Basketball Anaheim 4, Detroit 1 TBA Al Serrano both converted Tuesday, Jan. 5 Vancouver 7, Columbus 3 Conference Championships 4-of-4 free throws in the Cape Coral 44, Riverdale 20 Wednesday’s Games Sunday, Jan. 24 final two minutes as Ida Girls Basketball Fort Myers 41, Ida Baker 37 Buffalo 5, Tampa Bay 3 AFC, 3 p.m. (CBS) Baker staved off a come- I North Fort Myers 70, South Fort Myers 26 Philadelphia 6, Toronto 2 NFC, 6:40 p.m. (FOX) Ida Baker 53, Cape Bishop Verot 51, Gateway Charter 15 N.Y. Rangers 5, Dallas 2 Pro Bowl back bid by Cape Coral. Coral 48: Cheyanne Ross Wednesday, Jan. 6 Minnesota 4, Calgary 1 Sunday, Jan. 31 “We played unselfish pitched in 16 points and Ida Baker 53, Cape Coral 48 N.Y. Islanders at Colorado, (n) At Miami basketball,” said Bulldogs grabbed 10 rebounds to Thursday, Jan. 7 St. Louis at San Jose, (n) AFC vs. NFC, 7:20 p.m. (ESPN) coach Greg Coleman. Island Coast at Gateway Charter, 6:30 p.m. Thursday’s Games Super Bowl lead Baker past Cape Coral. Friday, Jan. 8 N.Y. Rangers at Atlanta, 7 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 7 “Those free throws down the Jomaris Vasquez topped Cape Coral at Mariner, 7:30 p.m. Ottawa at Washington, 7 p.m. At Miami stretch sealed the deal while the Seahawks with 23 Lemon Bay at Ida Baker, 7:30 p.m. Chicago at Boston, 7 p.m. NFC champion vs. AFC champion, 6:25 Cape was storming back.” points. Estero at North Fort Myers, 7:30 p.m. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 7:30 p.m. p.m. (CBS) Joel Hill led the Bishop Verot at St. Pete Catholic, 7:30 p.m. Florida at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. The Bulldogs (9-11) Saturday, Jan. 9 Carolina at Nashville, 8 p.m. Seahawks’ comeback in the host Lemon Bay while the Bishop Verot at Tampa Catholic, 7:30 p.m. Columbus at Edmonton, 9 p.m. fourth quarter with 13 of Seahawks (4-9) visit Phoenix at Vancouver, 10 p.m. ONTHE AIR his game-high 25 points. Mariner, both on Friday. Wrestling St. Louis at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Christian Davis led the Friday, Jan. 8 Detroit at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Ida Baker 9 6 19 19 — 53 Ida Baker, North Fort Myers at Mazda Friday’s Games On Television Bulldogs with 24 points Cape Coral 14 6 6 21 — 48 Invitational, Barron Collier, TBA TODAY and handed out five assists Baker 53 — Je. Sanchez 1, Ja. Tampa Bay at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Sanchez 4, Dougherty 6, Nicloy 6, East Lee County at Island Coast, 6 p.m. Colorado at Carolina, 7 p.m. 4:30 p.m. — HBO (cable) Real Sports to match Rob Serrano and Saturday, Jan. 9 Del Negro 7, Brown 9, West 4, Ross Toronto at Buffalo, 7:30 p.m. 7 p.m. — ESPN2 (cable) College 16. Totals: 21 9-19 53. Ida Baker, North Fort Myers at Mazda Al Serrano for 15 of N.Y. Islanders at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Basketball: Michigan vs. Penn State Baker’s 22 total assists on 3-point goals: Del Negro 1, Ross Invitational, Barron Collier, TBA Columbus at Calgary, 9 p.m. 1. Mariner at Manatee Duals, Bradenton, TBA 8:30 p.m. — WZVN (Channel 26) College the night. Football: BCS Championship, Texas vs. Alabama Cape 48 — Vasquez 26, Griffin 12, Williams 8, Derrick 2. Totals: 13 8:30 p.m. — GLF (cable) Golf: Mercedes- Baker (9-7, 5-2 district) visits Lemon Bay while 20-40 48. BASKETBALL Benz Championship 3-point goals: Griffin 1, Vasquez GOLF Friday Cape (6-9, 4-3) hosts 1. 6 p.m. — GLF (cable) Golf: SBS Mariner, both on Friday. College Championship Cape Coral 16 12 15 25 — 68 Girls Soccer Hunters Run Exec. Golf Club Top 25 Schedule 8 p.m. — ESPN (cable) NBA Basketball: Ida Baker 23 17 14 23 — 77 Tuesday Men’s League Wednesday’s Games Celtics vs. Hawks Cape 68 — Henry 4, Flynn 12, I Bishop Verot 4, Gulf Two-Man Team Best Ball — 12/29 No. 1 Kansas 71, Cornell 66 10 p.m. — ESPN2 (cable) Boxing: McIntyre 7, Hill 25, Adams 3, 1. Paul May-Peter Fox 24; 2. Matt No. 5 Duke 86, Iowa State 65 Karmazin vs. Miranda Figueroa 8, Caprice 9. Totals: 24 12- Coast 0: Four individuals O’Konsky-Harry Colter 25; 3. Mike No. 6 Villanova 99, DePaul 72 10:30 p.m. — ESPN (cable) NBA Basketball 20 68. collected goals to carry Rosentrater-Mark Lieb 26. No. 7 Syracuse 74, Memphis 57 Saturday 3-point goals: Henry 1, Flynn 3, Bishop Verot to victory at Individual Low Net — Paul May 29. No. 8 West Virginia 86, Rutgers 52 Noon — ESPN (cable) College Basketball: McIntyre 1, Hill 2, Adams 1. Gulf Coast. Closest to Pin — #7, Mike Rosentrater; #9, No. 10 Michigan State 54, No. 17 Connecticut vs. Georgetiwn Baker 77 — Wolfe 3, R. Serrano Neil Leitch. Wisconsin 47 Noon — ESPN2 (cable) College Basketball: 18, A. Serrano 6, Manego 6, Davis McKenna Duquette, Men’s Golf Association Marquette 62, No. 12 Georgetown 59 Florida vs. Vanderbilt 24, Dobbins 12, Deems 8. Totals: 29 Kayley Clay, Lauren Cento Noon — FSN (cable) Women’s Basketball: 11-14 77. and Kelly Williamson Kansas vs. Kansas State 3-point goals: R. Serrano 2, Davis Noon — CSS (cable) College Basketball: 5, Dobbins 1. scored for the Vikings with Stephanie Zavada, Megan NBA S TANDINGS NOrtheastern vs. Georgia State I 1 p.m. — WBBH (Channel 20) High School Bishop Verot 72, St. Barton and Kady Otzko Football: U.S. Army All-American Bowl John Neumann 60: Five EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE credited with assists. 1:30 p.m. — GLF (cable) Golf: Mercedes- players scored in double Goalkeepers Cailyn Rizzo Atlantic Division Southwest Division Benz Championship figures, led by Nate W L Pct. GB W L Pct. GB 2 p.m. — ESPN (cable) College Basketball: made three first-half saves Boston 25 8 .758 — Dallas 24 11 .686 — Duke vs. Georgia Tech Howard with a game-high and Chryssie Gibson added Toronto 18 18 .500 8 1⁄2 San Antonio 21 12 .636 2 2 p.m. — WINK (Channel 11) Women’s 21 points, as Bishop Verot nine in the second half. New York 14 20 .412 11 1⁄2 Houston 20 15 .571 4 Basketball: Ohio State vs. Michigan State reached the .500 mark with Philadelphia 10 24 .294 15 1⁄2 The Vikings (15-1-1, 8- Memphis 17 16 .515 6 2 p.m. — FSN (cable) Women’s Basketball: a victory at St. John New Jersey 3 32 .086 23 New Orleans 17 16 .515 6 Missouri vs. Colorado 0 district) host Plantation Southeast Division Northwest Division 2 p.m. — CSS (cable) College Basketball: Neumann. American Heritage at 11 Orlando 24 11 .686 — Denver 22 13 .629 — Duquesne vs. Dayton Jacquard Hagan chipped a.m. Saturday. Atlanta 22 12 .647 1 1⁄2 Portland 22 15 .595 1 4 p.m. — VS. (cable) College Basketball: in 16 points, Quinten Payne Miami 17 16 .515 6 Oklahoma City 19 16 .543 3 UNLV vs. New Mexico Charlotte 15 18 .455 8 Utah 18 16 .529 3 1⁄2 4 p.m. — WINK (Channel 11) Women’s Washington 11 22 .333 12 Minnesota 7 29 .194 15 1⁄2 Basketball: North Carolina vs. Connecticut Central Division Pacific Division 4 p.m. — FSN (cable) Women’s Basketball: Baker: Notch 19th win Cleveland 28 9 .757 — L.A. Lakers 28 6 .824 — Oregon vs. Oregon State Milwaukee 14 18 .438 11 1⁄2 Phoenix 22 13 .629 6 1⁄2 4 p.m. — ESPN (cable) College Basketball Continued from 14A anything bad that could hap- Chicago 14 19 .424 12 L.A. Clippers 15 18 .455 12 1⁄2 Skills Competition Detroit 11 23 .324 15 1⁄2 Sacramento 14 20 .412 14 4 p.m. — ESPN2 (cable) College pen, just might happen. Indiana 11 23 .324 15 1⁄2 but we were more focused.” Golden State 10 24 .294 18 Basketball: Northern Iowa vs. Illinois State Coming back from a two- Not this night. Not once Late Games Not Included 4 p.m. — CSS (cable) College Basketball: week holiday break might this talented and deter- Arkansas State vs. Southern Alabama mined group of girls from Tuesday’s Games Memphis at Utah, (n) 4:30 p.m. — WBBH (Channel 20) NFL have been reason enough for Indiana 97, Orlando 90 Houston at Phoenix, (n) Playoffs: Jets vs. Bengals the unbeaten Bulldogs to suf- Baker got warmed up. Washington 104, Philadelphia 97 L.A. Lakers at L.A. Clippers, (n) 5 p.m. — SUN (cable) College Basketball: fer their first setback of the The Green Wave had a 4- Charlotte 113, Chicago 108 Thursday’s Games Alabama vs. LSU season. Add to that playing 1 advantage in shots on goal Milwaukee 98, New Jersey 76 Charlotte at New York, 7:30 p.m. 6 p.m. — ESPN2 (cable) College early, but the Bulldogs took Dallas 98, Detroit 93 Friday’s Games Basketball: Murray State vs. Austin Peay two games on back-to-back Denver 123, Golden State 122 Toronto at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. 6 p.m. — CSS (cable) College Basketball: nights in 30-degree wind charge from there and out- Memphis 109, Portland 105 Orlando at Washington, 7 p.m. Rice vs. Central Florida chill temperatures and a let- shot their guests 10-0 and Phoenix 113, Sacramento 109 Utah at Memphis, 8 p.m. 6 p.m. — GLF (cable) Golf: SBS down almost might have scored three times to take a L.A. Lakers 88, Houston 79 New Jersey at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Championship 3-1 halftime lead. Wednesday’s Games Indiana at Minnesota, 8 p.m. 8 p.m. — WBBH (Channel 20) NFL been expected. Atlanta 119, New Jersey 89 Boston at Atlanta, 8 p.m. Playoffs: Eagles vs. Cowboys Anyone anticipating Pearl and Jordan Goffar Cleveland 121, Washington 98 Dallas at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. 8 p.m. — WGN (cable) NBA Basketball: such an outcome was each scored two goals, Toronto 108, Orlando 103 Chicago at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. Timberwolves vs. Bulls absolutely wrong as the Emily Gibson had one goal Boston 112, Miami 106, OT Miami at Phoenix, 9 p.m. 8 p.m. — CSS (cable) College Basketball: and Giles and Brittney Golden State 107, Minnesota 101 L.A. Lakers at Portland, 10 p.m. Memphis vs. Southern Mississippi Bulldogs shattered the Fort New Orleans 97, Oklahoma City 92 Sacramento at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. 10 p.m. — Speed (cable) AMA Motocross Myers Green Wave 7-2 in a Herrera each added one San Antonio 112, Detroit 92 Cleveland at Denver, 10:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. — FSN (cable) College key District 4A-11 game goal and two assists. Basketball: Southern California vs. California Tuesday night. 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2010 SEASON PREVIEW

Part one of four NASCAR champ’s wife expecting this summer Four-time Sprint Cup Series champion Jimmie Johnson is set to become a first-time dad. Johnson and his wife, Chandra, are expect- Penske Racing’s status as sole Dodge team has pluses and minuses ing their first child in July, a spokeswoman for the driver confirmed Monday. BY BRANT JAMES Q: How do you do that when The Associated Press honored Johnson, 34, That’s Racin’ correspondent every three-car team is doing the as 2009’s top male athlete after he locked up a same? fourth consecutive Cup title last season. He odge’s pre-race briefings Cindric: I think it has to do with and the former Chandra Janway were married could be exceedingly brief circumstances. No. 1, with Sam’s in December 2004. this season. Roger Penske experience level on the Cup side, the NASCAR fans will have the chance to fol- and team president Tim difference is he has two years under low the Johnsons up-close during Speedweeks Cindric will be punctual with the sim- his belt now, rather than one or none, in February through HBO’s “24/7 Jimmie ple swivel of a stuffed leather chair. and the people around him — he has Johnson: Race to Daytona.” Kurt Busch, Sam Hornish Jr. and Brad continuity. He has been with (crew The four-part reality series is expected to Keselowski should have no trouble chief) Travis (Geisler) for a season and provide behind-the-scenes access, along with finding the right hauler. a half, and certainly made some in-depth interviews with Johnson, crew chief In 2010, with the exception of per- improvements with the people around Chad Knaus, team owner Rick Hendrick and haps a few as-yet-unannounced out- him. He’s familiar with his race engi- the No. 48 Hendrick Motorsports team as they liers, Dodge equals Penske. neer. We’ve continued to make strides prepare for the Daytona 500. — Jim Utter “As far as I know,” Cindric said, with regard to his pit crew. “we’re it.” So, all of those things combined, I And that’s not entirely a bad thing, can honestly say (Juan Pablo) Montoya he said. With Chip Ganassi Racing uti- is an example to follow. He finished lizing Chevrolets for a year and the 25th in his second year (with Ganassi), constantly morphing Richard Petty that’s close to where Sam is right now Motorsports tethered to Roush GEOFF BURKE FOR NASCAR Sam Hornish Jr. finished 28th (28th) — and he was a Chase con- Fenway’s Fords, Penske Racing is in tender in his third year. That’s where position to greatly influence the direc- in the final 2009 Sprint Cup standings. Sam needs to be. tion of Dodge’s motorsports program With regard to the No. 12 car, obvi- and to exploit everything the automak- upside is, if you get it right, no one ously we’ve made a driver change, a er — which is emerging from bank- else has it. But you have to be best in crew chief change, and we feel like ruptcy — can still offer. class before you can be the best. Brad’s shown the potential, although RALPH LAUER/FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM/MCT The bad part? Nothing to compare he doesn’t have the experience that Chandra and Jimmie Johnson are yourself against, Cindric said. (Petty’s Q: Are you secure in feeling Kurt has, we feel like his learning expecting their first child in July. Kasey Kahne accounted for half of Dodge is sound given the compa- curve is going to be pretty quick. Dodge’s four wins last season. Busch ny’s financial woes and all the pull- Q: claimed the other two.) out speculation last year? Montoya’s success has made the third-year spike in performance NASCAR fans volunteer And those meetings are going to get Cindric: We don’t have any indi- the expectation for former open awfully repetitive. cation otherwise. more than 10,000 hours wheel drivers, but does that apply Q: What are the positives of Q: What are Penske’s team to Hornish Jr.? Montoya’s jump The NASCAR Foundation recently being Dodge’s lone effort? goals for 2010? coincided with the switch to announced it saw an increase in volunteer par- ticipation last year, as race fans committed Cindric: The biggest positive is Cindric: For us, the No. 1 thing is Chevrolet. more than 10,000 hours to charitable organiza- they only have one opinion to listen to to be sure that we’ve got a car chal- Cindric: It’s hard to tell. That’s tions across the United States. Adding fund about where to allocate their resources. lenging for the championship, like last one example out of an era in which raising efforts, the organization calculates it So we don’t really have to convince year. We accomplished that with Kurt testing hasn’t been allowed. If you offered $1.8 million in program services. them that our idea is better than one of finishing fourth. The expectation needs look at the Tony Stewarts of the world Some of the activities fans participated in our competitor’s ideas about what to to be that we close the gap between the that came from open wheel racing, included giving blood for the NASCAR focus on. Probably the biggest chal- two cars we have — in other words, when you could test anytime you Foundation’s Fourth Annual Blood Drive; rais- lenge is the fact that we lose a bench- the No. 12 (Keselowski) and the No. wanted to, the results came a lot quick- ing funds to provide 250,000 meals to children mark. In racing a benchmark is an 77 (Sam Hornish Jr.). There’s no rea- er. The difficulty now is nobody really and families; and soliciting donations to send important piece of the puzzle; when son they shouldn’t be competing for has three years worth of patience or more than 150 children to Victory Junction you look at Kasey Kahne, for example, the Chase next year as well. Our aim resources to really ever get to that camp, a year-round camp for children with and you’re able to compare yourself to internally has been to make sure that point. I don’t think you’ll see that tran- chronic medical conditions. a proven quantity and you’re able to we have three bullets ready to go sition occur very much providing “Thanks to the loyal fans of our sport, the ask “are we better or are we worse” rather than one all the time and hit- (NASCAR) keeps the testing restric- NASCAR Foundation continues to fulfill — with the equipment we have. The and-miss on the others. tions the same. and exceed — our original vision for the organization,” said NASCAR Foundation Chairperson Betty Jane France. “To be able to engage so many fans and to provide such a large amount in contributions is both exciting and gratifying.” The NASCAR Foundation raised more than $350,000 for pediatric health organizations, including the Jeff Gordon Children’s Hospital and the Childress Institute for Pediatric Trauma. The NASCAR Foundation also provided educational opportunities for young people at racetracks. Throughout the season, the founda- tion worked with organizations to bring more than 400 kids to the track to get an inside glimpse of the sport and learn about the engi- neering that goes in to putting a stock car on the track every weekend. “The exposure that our kids got at the track really has motivated some kids to focus on their technical educational because now they see that if they can do what they need to do academically, then these doors will be open for them,” said Donald Fennoy, principal at Phillip O. Berry High School in Charlotte, N.C. The NASCAR Foundation brought students from RUSTY JARRETT FOR NASCAR the school out to Lowe’s Motor Speedway in Penske Racing driver Kurt Busch, in the No. 2 Dodge, finished fourth in the final 2009 Sprint Cup points May for a tour and a meet-and-greet with 2009 standings, the highest finish for a non-Chevrolet car. NASCAR Day spokesperson Kevin Costner. — That’s Racin’ staff Eury Sr. on Keselowski Ranking the Dodge drivers

Veteran crew chief thinks driver has what it takes 1. Kurt Busch (car No. 2): Won a race for the Tony Eury Sr., Brad Keselowski’s for- eighth straight year, but more importantly reasserted mer Nationwide Series crew chief at JR his presence as a title threat, finishing fourth in the Motorsports, foresees a bright future at final points standings, his best effort since 2004 cham- Penske Racing for his former charge. pionship. Must bond with little brother Kyle’s old crew And the swagger? It’s coming into its chief, Steve Addington. own, too, he said. Q: How good can Keselowski be? 2. Brad Keselowski (car No. 12): Took Phoenix Eury Sr.: I think he will be hard to Racing to Victory Lane at Talladega in just his fifth beat. He is a hell of a race car driver. I Cup start, ran three races with his new Penske team, like Brad. He’s got a lot of talent. finished third in the Nationwide Series for a consecu- GEOFF BURKE FOR NASCAR Q: Does he need to get away from tive year and indulged in a feud with Denny Hamlin. the verbal and sheet-metal sparring, Brad Keselowski Now that’s work study. though, and be more patient? come to it. We never saw that in him Eury Sr.: It’ll come. They’re all like until last year. I don’t know what Sam Hornish Jr. (car No. 77): Penske organiza- that when they come in — they’re cocky. brought all that on all of a sudden. 3. tion has chapters of history with the three-time Indy (Pauses) You know, when he (first) came Q: And what of the tussles with Racing League champion, but is openly expecting a (in), he wasn’t like that. He’s kind of Denny Hamlin? quantum jump soon in his transition to stock cars. Juan turned into that. Most of them come and Eury Sr.: I think he got tired of peo- Pablo Montoya’s third-year blossoming compounds they’re really cocky to start with and it ple running over him and next thing you the pressure. gets them in trouble right off the bat. But know, we’re in a battle. he didn’t come in that way, he’s sort of — Brant James — Brant James PHOTOS COURTESY OF NASCAR MCT THAT’S RACIN’ 01/06/2010 MCCLATCHY-TRIBUNE Page 1B C APE C ORAL B REEZE BREEZENEWSPAPERS.COM Thursday, January 7, 2010 Place your ad online 24/7 at www.LeeCountyShopper.com CLASSIFIED HOTLINE: (239)574-5644 Classifieds It’s where Southwest Florida buys and sells! 6WAYS TO PLACE stuff autos homes YOUR AD 1. ONLINE THE BEST LeeCountyShopper.com
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January 7, 14, 2010 last publication being at least 5 and other persons having claims and best bidder for cash, the fol- 36-2009-CA-056895 of the Circuit Move in condition. Possible owner 77247 days prior to the sale. or demands against decedent’s lowing-described property situate Court of the 20TH Judicial Circuit financing. $109,000. Call Bob (239) January 7, 14, 2010 estate must file their claims with in Lee County, Florida: in and for LEE County, Florida, 471-7455 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA. 77249 this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS Unit 220, RIVERWALK COVE FKA wherein, THE BANK OF NEW CIVIL DIVISION I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE AFTER THE DATE OF THE HARBOUR YORK AS TRUSTEE, FOR THE CASE NO. 362009CA069471 COUNTY, FLORIDA. FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS CAY, a Condominium, according BENEFIT OF, THE CERTIFI- XXXXXX CIVIL DIVISION NOTICE. to the Declaration of CATEHOLDERS, CWALT, INC. BSRT 2003-07,THE BANK OF CASE NO. 362009CA064690 ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN Condominium recorded in Official ALTERNATIVE LOAN TRUST NEW YORK MELLON FKA THE XXXXXX THE TIME PERIODS SET Records Book 956, Page 63, and 2007-18CB MORTGAGE PASS- BANK OF NEW YORK AS SUC- BANKUNITED, FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF amended and restated in Official THROUGH CERTIFICATES, CESSOR IN INTEREST TO Plaintiff THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE Records Book 3060, Page 3002, SERIES 2007- JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, vs. WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. and amendments thereto, of the 18CB, Plaintiff, and, DIMM, RAY- Cape Coral SW, Great N.A. AS TRUSTEE, DANIEL FINOL; et al,. NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME Public Records of Lee County, MOND, et. al., are Defendants, I 3BD/2BA/2CG, new kitchen, ceram- Plaintiff, Defendants. PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, Florida, together with an undivid- will sell to the highest bidder for ic tile. Up to $8,000 Tax vs. NOTICE OF ACTION ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) ed interest in the common ele- cash at AT THE LEE COUNTY Credit/Owner Financed to Qualified SIMON PAREDES; et al,. TO: DANIEL FINOL AND MARIA C. YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE ments appurtenant thereto, as set JUSTICE CENTER, 1700 MON- Buyer. $80,000. Call (239) 471-7455 Defendants. FINOL DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH forth in said Declaration. ROE STREET, 2ND FLOOR NOTICE OF ACTION IS BARRED. pursuant to the Final Judgment CIVIL OFFICE LOBBY, FT. Last Known Address The date of first publication of this entered in a case pending in said MYERS, Florida, at the hour of TO: SIMON PAREDES 4490 OYSTER SHELL DR notice is January 7, 2010. Court, the style of which is indicat- 11:00 A.M., on the 25 day of Last Known Address CAPTIVA, FL 33924 Personal Representative: ed above. January, 2010, the following 4827 MARINE DR Frank D. Desiderio Any person or entity claiming an described property: CAPE CORAL, FL 33904 JACQUELINE TAIA-FISISCHELLA 5420 Pelican Blvd. interest in the surplus, if any, LOT 46, BOTANICA LAKES-PLAT Current Residence is Unknown 6401 HAZEL LANE, UNIT G Cape Coral, Florida 33914 resulting from the forcefulness ONE, ACCORDING TO THE YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action AUBURN, WA 98092 Attorney for Personal sale, other than the property PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORD- to foreclose a mortgage on the fol- Current Residence is Unknown Representative: owner as of the date of the Lis ED UNDER INSTRUMENT NO. Desirable Country Club area lowing described property in YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action LaDonna J. Cody Pendens, must file a claim on 2006000244697 OF THE PUBLIC 3BR/2BA/2CG, 1944sq.ft. under air, Lee County, Florida: to foreclosea mortgage on the fol- Attorney for Frank D. Desiderio same with the Clerk of Court with- RECORDS OF LEE COUNTY, 3965sq.ft. total. Oversize heated LOT 14 AND 15, BLOCK 89, UNIT 2 lowing described property Florida Bar No. 342661 in 60 days after the forcefulness FLORIDA. pool. $129,000. Sellers returning PART 3 CAPE CORAL SUBDIVI- in Lee County, Florida: 12661 New Brittany Blvd. sale. Any person claiming an interest in abroad, nice furniture included for SION, ACCORDING TO THE LOT 8, UNIT 1, NORTH CAPTIVA Fort Myers, Florida 33907 WITNESS my hand and official seal the surplus from the sale, if any, quick sale. (239) 549-6346 PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED IN DUNES, COMMENCE AT THE PLAT BOOK 11, PAGES 37 TO SOUTHEAST CORNER OF Telephone: (239) 939-6161 of said Court this 29 day of other than the property owner as 41, INCLUSIVE, OF THE PUBLIC GOVERNMENT LOT 3, SEC- Fax: (239) 939-3622 December, 2009. of the date of the lis pendens must RECORDS OF LEE COUNTY, TION 5, TOWNSHIP 45 SOUTH, January 7, 14, 2010 If you are a person with a disability file a claim within 60 days after the FLORIDA. RANGE 21 EAST, THENCE RUN 77251 who needs any accommodation in sale. has been filed against you and you NORTH 81 DEGREES 20’ 32” IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE order to participate in this pro- If you are a person with a disability are required to serve a copy of WEST ALONG THE SOUTH COUNTY, FLORIDA ceeding, you a entitled, at no cost who needs any accommodation in your written defenses, if any, to it LINE OF GOVERNMENT LOT 3, PROBATE DIVISION to you, to the provision of certain order to participate in this pro- on SMITH, HIATT & DIAZ, P.A., 740.16 FEET, THENCE RUN File No. 09-CP-002725 assistance. Please Ken Kellum, ceeding, you are entitled, at no Plaintiff’s attorneys, whose NORTH 8 DEGREES 39’28” Division PROBATE Court Operations Manager whose cost to you, to the provision of cer- address is PO BOX 11438, (954) EAST 550.46 FEET TO A POINT IN RE: ESTATE OF office is located at the Lee County tain assistance. Please contact 564-0071 Fort Lauderdale, FL OF BEGINNING, THENCE CON- BRENDA M. WADDELL Justice Center, 1700 Monroe Ken Kellum, Court Operations 33339-1438, within 30 days from TINUE ALONG SAID LINE 110 Deceased. Street, Fort Myers, FLU 33901, Manager, whose office is located the first date of publication, and FEET, THENCE RUN SOUTH 81 NOTICE TO CREDITORS and whose telephone number is at the Lee County Justice Center, file the original with the Clerk of DEGREES 20’ 32” EAST 80 The administration of the estate of (239) 533-1700 within two work- 1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers, this Court either before service on FEET; THENCE RUN SOUTH 8 Brenda M. 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Parker DATED this 22 day of December, CHARLIE GREEN UNRECORDED SUBDIVISION, names and addresses of the per- Deputy Clerk 2009. As Clerk of the Court BEING LOCATED IN THE sonal representative and the per- B&H #252972 CHARLIE GREEN By: K. Dix SOUTH HALF OF sonal representative’s attorney January 7, 14, 2010 Clerk, Circuit Court As Deputy Clerk GOVERNMENT LOT 3, SECTION are set forth below. 77240 By: M. Parker If you are a person with a disability 5, TOWNSHIP 45 SOUTH, All creditors of the decedent and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Deputy Clerk who needs any accommodation in RANGE 21 EAST, LEE COUNTY, other persons having claims or FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA December 31, 2009, January 7, 901 Legal Ads order to participate in this pro- FLORIDA. demands against decedent’s CASE NO: 08-052817-CA-L 2010 ceeding, you are entitled, at no has been filed against you and you estate on whom a copy of this THE BANK OF NEW YORK, FOR 77181 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE cost to you, to the provision of cer- are required to serve a copy of notice is required to be served THE BENEFIT OF THE CERTIFI- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY, FLORIDA. tain assistance. Please contact your written defenses, if any, to it must file their claims with this CATEHOLDERS, CWALT, INC., TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT CIVIL DIVISION Ken Kellum, Court Operations on SMITH, HIATT & DIAZ, P.A., court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 ALTERNATIVE LOAN TRUST IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, CASE NO. 362009CA0069115 Manager, whose office is located Plaintiff’s attorneys, whose MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF 2007-OA4 MORTGAGE PASS- FLORIDA XXXXXX at the Lee County Justice Center, address is PO BOX 11438, (954) THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THROUGH CASE NO. 09-DR-009045 THE BANK OF NEW YORK MEL- 1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers, 564-0071 Fort Lauderdale, FL THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2007- Judge: Adams, Elisabeth LON F/K/A THE BANK OF NEW Florida 33901, and whose tele- 33339-1438, within 30 days from AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OA4 MORTGAGE PASS- IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF: YORK AS TRUSTEE FOR THE phone number is (239) 533-1700, the first date of publication, and OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE THROUGH CERTIFICATES, MARIE MARCELIN CERTIFICATEHOLDERS OF within two working days of your file the original with the Clerk of ON THEM. SERIES 2007- OA4 WIFE CWALT 2005-34CB, receipt of this notice of sale. If you this Court either before service on All other creditors of the decedent Plaintiff, AND Plaintiff, are hearing or voice impaired, call Plaintiff’s attorneys or immediate- and other persons having claims vs. FRANCOIS MARCELIN vs. 1-800-995-8771. ly thereafter; otherwise a default or demands against decedent’s JON C. HEINRICHS; UNKNOWN HUSBAND JOSEPH PATRICK JONES; et al,. Pursuant to Florida Statute will be entered against you for the estate must file their claims with SPOUSE OF JON C. HEIN- MARIE MARCELIN Defendants. 45.031(2), this notice shall be relief demanded in the complaint this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS RICHS; MORTGAGE ELEC- ADDRESS UNKNOWN NOTICE OF ACTION published twice, once a week for or petition. AFTER THE DATE OF THE TRONIC REGISTRATION SYS- RESIDENCE UNKNOWN TO: JOSEPH PATRICK JONES two consecutive weeks with the DATED on December 28, 2009. FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS TEMS, INC., AS NOMINEE FOR YOU ARE NOTIFIED THAT AN Last Known Address last publication being at least 5 CHARLIE GREEN NOTICE. COUNTRYWIDE BANK, NA., ACTION FOR THE DISSOLU- 1651 CARTER PLACE days prior to the sale. As Clerk of the Court ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN and any unknown heirs, TION OF MARRIAGE HAS BEEN FORT MYERS, FL 33901 January 7, 14, 2010 By: K. Dix THE TIME PERIODS SET devisees, grantees, creditors, FILED AGAINST YOU AND Current Residence is Unknown 77248 As Deputy Clerk FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF and other unknown persons or THAT YOU ARE REQUIRED TO YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE If you are a person with a disability THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE unknown spouses claiming by, SERVE A COPY OF YOUR to foreclose a mortgage on the fol- COUNTY, FLORIDA who needs any accommodation in WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. through and under any of the WRITTEN DEFENSES, IF ANY, lowing described property in Case No. 09-DR-8064 U order to participate in this pro- NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME above-named Defendants, TO IT ON DENNIS A. HEDGE Lee County, Florida: IN RE: The Marriage of: ceeding, you are entitled, at no PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, Defendants. 2150 EDISON AVE., FORT LOT 20 OF CUSHMAN MANOR, HEATHER L. STEINER cost to you, to the provision of cer- ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) AMENDED NOTICE OF FORE- MYERS, FLORIDA 33901, ON ACCORDING TO THE PLAT Wife tain assistance. Please contact YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE CLOSURE SALE OR BEFORE, JANUARY 20, THEREOF AS RECORDED IN and Ken Kellum, Court Operations DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH NOTICE is hereby given that the 2010 AND FILE THE ORIGINAL PLAT BOOK 10, PAGE(S) 31, OF JAY P. MORGAN Manager, whose office is located IS BARRED. undersigned Clerk of the Circuit WITH THE CLERK OF THIS THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEE Husband at the Lee County Justice Center, The date of first publication of this Court of Lee County, Florida, will COURT AT 1700 MONROE ST., COUNTY, FLORIDA. AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION 1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers, notice is January 7, 2010. on the 29 day of January, 2010, FORT MYERS, FLORIDA 33901, has been filed against you and you (corrected) Florida 33901, and whose tele- Personal Representative: at 11:00 am at Lee County Justice BEFORE SERVICE ON THE are required to serve a copy of TO: JAY P. MORGAN phone number is (239) 533-1700, E. W. Allen Center, 1700 Monroe St., Ft. PETITONERIS ATTORNEY OR your written defenses, if any, to it 4461 Lagg Avenue within two working days of your 7402 Lake Breeze Drive Myers, FL 33901, 2nd Floor Civil IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER. on SMITH, HIATT & DIAZ, P.A., Fort Myers, Florida 33901 receipt of this notice of sale. If you No. 310 Office Lobby, offer for sale and IF YOU FAIL TO DO SO A Plaintiff’s attorneys, whose YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that are hearing or voice impaired, call Fort Myers, Florida 33907 sell at public outcry to the highest DEFAULT MAY BE ENTERED address is PO BOX 11438, (954) an action has been filed against 1-800-995-8771. Attorney for Personal and best bidder for cash, the fol- AGAINST YOU FOR THE 564-0071 Fort Lauderdale, FL you and that you are required to Pursuant to Florida Statute Representative: lowing-described property situate RELIEF DEMANDED IN THE 33339-1438, within 30 days from serve a copy of your written 45.031(2), this notice shall be LaDonna J. Cody in Lee County, Florida: PETITION. the first date of publication, and defenses, if any, to in on John R. published twice, once a week for Attorney for E. W. Allen Lots 57 and 58, Block 4007, CAPE CHARLIE GREEN file the original with the Clerk of Lonergan, Esq., 12520 World two consecutive weeks with the Florida Bar No. 342661 CORAL SUBDIVISION, UNIT 55, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT this Court either before service on Plaza Lane, Suite 1, Fort Myers, last publication being at least 5 12661 New Brittany Blvd. according to the Plat recorded in BY: J. Soucy Plaintiff’s attorneys or immediate- Florida 33907, on or before days prior to the sale. Fort Myers, Florida 33907 Plat Book 19, pages 92 to 106, Deputy Clerk ly thereafter; otherwise a default January 20, 2010, and file the January 7, 14, 2010 Telephone: (239) 939-6161 inclusive, in the Public Records of December 17, 24, 31, 2009, will be entered against you for the original with the clerk of this court 77250 Fax: (239) 939-3622 Lee County, Florida. January 7, 2010 relief demanded in the complaint at P.O. Box 310, Fort Myers, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE January 7, 14, 2010 pursuant to the Final Judgment 76980 or petition. Florida 33902-0310, before serv- COUNTY, FLORIDA 77252 entered in a case pending in said IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE DATED on December 28, 2009. ice on Petitioner or immediately PROBATE DIVISION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE Court, the style of which is indicat- TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIR- CHARLIE GREEN thereafter. If you fail to do so, a File No. 09-CP-2902 COUNTY, FLORIDA ed above. CUIT, IN AND FOR LEE COUN- As Clerk of the Court default may be entered against Division ___ PROBATE DIVISION Any person or entity claiming an TY, FLORIDA By: K. Dix you for the relief demanded in the IN RE: ESTATE OF File No. 09-CP-3051 interest in the surplus, if any, CASE NO.: 09-CA-050720 As Deputy Clerk petition. G. RICHARD BARDEN, a/k/a IN RE: ESTATE OF resulting from the forcefulness DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL If you are a person with a disability Copies of all court documents in this GEORGE RICHARD BARDEN CHRISTINE BEALS sale, other than the property TRUST COMPANY, AS who needs any accommodation in case, including orders, are avail- Deceased. Deceased. owner as of the date of the Lis TRUSTEE FOR THE REGIS- order to participate in this pro- able at the Clerk of the Circuit NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS Pendens, must file a claim on TERED HOLDERS OF THE ceeding, you are entitled, at no Court’s office. You may review The administration of the estate of (Summary Administration) same with the Clerk of Court with- SOUNDVIEW HOME LOAN cost to you, to the provision of cer- these documents upon request. G. Richard Barden, a/k/a George TO ALL PERSONS HAVING in 60 days after the forcefulness TRUST 2006-NLC1 ,ASSET- tain assistance. Please contact You must keep the Clerk of the Richard Barden, deceased, CLAIMS OR DEMANDS sale. BACKED CERTIFICATES, Ken Kellum, Court Operations Circuit Court’s office notified of whose date of death was June AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE: WITNESS my hand and official seal SERIES 2006-NLC1, Manager, whose office is located your current address (you may file 29th, 2009, and whose social You are hereby notified that an of said Court this 29 day of Plaintiff at the Lee County Justice Center, Notice of Current Address, Florida security number is ___, is pending Order of Summary Administration December, 2009. vs. 1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers, Supreme Court Approved Family in the Circuit Court for Lee has been entered in the estate of If you are a person with a disability EVA GONZALEZ; ET AL, Florida 33901, and whose tele- Law Form 12.915). Future papers County, Florida, Probate Division, Christine Beals, deceased, File who needs any accommodation in Defendants. phone number is (239) 533-1700, in this lawsuit will be mailed to the the address of which is P.O. Box Number 09-CP-3051, by the order to participate in this pro- RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE within two working days of your address on record at the clerk’s 9346, Ft. Myers, FL 33902-9346. Circuit Court for Lee County, ceeding, you a entitled, at no cost SALE receipt of this notice of sale. If you office. The names and addresses of the Florida, Probate Division, the to you, to the provision of certain NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- are hearing or voice impaired, call WARNING: Rule 12.285, Florida personal representative and the address of which is 1700 Monroe assistance. Please Ken Kellum, suant to a Final Judgment of 1-800-995-8771. Family Law Rules of Procedure, personal representative’s attorney Street, Ft. Myers, Florida 33901; Court Operations Manager whose Foreclosure dated November 16, Pursuant to Florida Statute requires certain automatic disclo- are set forth below. that the decedent’s date of death office is located at the Lee County 2009, and Order Rescheduling 45.031(2), this notice shall be sure of documents and informa- All creditors of the decedent and was November 21, 2009; that the Justice Center, 1700 Monroe Foreclosure Sale dated published twice, once a week for tion. Failure to comply can result other persons having claims or total value of the estate is Street, Fort Myers, FLU 33901, December 22, 2009, and entered two consecutive weeks with the in sanctions, including dismissal demands against decedent’s $6,790.50 and that the names and whose telephone number is in Case No. 09-CA-050720, of the last publication being at least 5 or striking of pleadings. estate on whom a copy of this and addresses of those to whom it (239) 533-1700 within two work- Circuit Court of the Twentieth days prior to the sale. DATED December 11, 2009. notice is required to be served has been assigned by such order ing days of your receipt of this Judicial Circuit in and for LEE January 7, 14, 2010 CHARLIE GREEN must file their claims with this are: notice of sale; if you are hearing County DEUTSCHE BANK 77246 or voice impaired call 1-800-955- Clerk of the Circuit Court court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 Christine K. Beals Revocable Trust 8771. NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE By: J. Soucy MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF u/a/d 10/9/09 Charlie GREEN AS TRUSTEE FOR THE REGIS- COUNTY, FLORIDA. Deputy Clerk THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF c/o Stephen Wade & Lynne Rawak CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT TERED HOLDERS OF THE CIVIL DIVISION December 17, 24, 31, 2009, THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS 3849 DeLeon St. By: M. Parker SOUNDVIEW HOME LOAN CASE NO. 362009CA069658 January 7, 2010 AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE Ft. Myers, Florida 33901 Deputy Clerk TRUST 2006-NLC1, ASSET- XXXXXX 76995 OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE B&H #264915 BACKED CERTIFICATES, THE BANK OF NEW YORK MEL- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE ON THEM. NOTIFIED THAT: January 7,14, 2010 SERIES 2006- LON FKA THE BANK OF NEW COUNTY, FLORIDA. All other creditors of the decedent All creditors of the decedent and 77241 NLC1, is Plaintiff and EVA GON- YORK AS TRUSTEE FOR THE and other persons having claims persons having claims or ZALEZ, LUIS GONZALEZ JR.; CIVIL DIVISION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CERTIFICATEHOLDERS CASE NO. 362009CA069712 or demands against decedent’s demands against estate of the UNKNOWN TENANT #1 IN POS- CWALT, INC. ALTERNATIVE estate must file their claims with decedent other than those for 20TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND SESSION OF THE SUBJECT XXXXXX FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA LOAN TRUST 2005-59 MORT- U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA- this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS whom provision for full payment PROPERTY N/K/A MABLE MOR- GAGE PASS-THROUGH CER- AFTER THE DATE OF THE was made in the Order of Case No.: 09-DR-008105 LENA, are defendants. I will sell to TION, AS TRUSTEE FOR THE Division: ___ TIFICATES, SERIES 2005- 59, CERTIFICATEHOLDERS OF FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS Summary Administration must file the highest and best bidder for Plaintiff, NOTICE. their claims with this court WITH- Judge: Carlin, John S. cash in the LEE COUNTY JUS- CSMC 2007-3, LEWIS & BARBARA MAY vs. Plaintiff, ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN IN THE TIME PERIODS SET TICE CENTER, 2ND FLOOR, ELIZABETH SEVERO; et al,. THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF Petitioner CIVIL OFFICE LOBBY, 1700 vs. and Defendants. COSSET NUNEZ; et al,. FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE. Monroe Street, Ft. Myers, Florida NOTICE OF ACTION THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS NOT EMILY MARIE STATHAM at 11:00 a.m., on the 25 day of Defendants. Respondent. TO: ELIZABETH SEVERO NOTICE OF ACTION WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER January, 2010, the following NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME BARRED. NOTICE OF ACTION FOR HEAR- described property as set forth in Last Known Address TO: COSSET NUNEZ and 624 SW 3RD TER PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME ING OF ADOPTION AND NAME said Final Judgment, to wit: ALEXANDER SAN MILLAN ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, CHANGE LOT 7 AND 8, BLOCK 2239, CAPE CAPE CORAL, FL 33991 Current Last Known Address Residence is Unknown YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) TO: EMILY MARIE STATHAM CORAL SUBDIVISION, UNIT NO. 211 SW 27TH AVE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE 137 NW Jupiter Ct. 33, A SUBDIVISION AS YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action CAPE CORAL, FL 33991 to foreclose a mortgage on the fol- IS BARRED. DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH Lake City, FL 32055 PER PLAT THEREOF RECORD- Current Residence is Unknown The date of first publication of this IS BARRED. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action ED IN PLAT BOOK 16, PAGE(S) lowing described property in YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action Lee County, Florida: notice is December 31, 2009. The date of first publication of this has been filed against you and you 40 THROUGH 61, OF THE to foreclose a mortgage on the fol- Personal Representative: notice is January 7, 2010. are required to serve a copy of your PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEE LOT 66 AND 67, BLOCK 1936, lowing described property UNIT 29 PART 1, CAPE CORAL Mark A. Barden Persons Giving Notice: written defenses, if any, to it on COUNTY, FLORIDA in Lee County, Florida: 9210 Beech Meadow Court Stephen Wade and Lynne Rawak Lewis & Barbara May, whose “Any person claiming an interest in SUBDIVISION, ACCORDING TO LOTS 34 AND 35, BLOCK 3936, THE PLAT THEREOF RECORD- Clarence Center, NY 14032 3849 DeLeon Street address is 2169 Channel Way, N. the surplus from the sale, if any, UNIT 54, CAPE CORAL SUBDI- Attorneys for Personal Ft. Myers, Florida 33901 Fort Myers, FL 33917, The hearing other than the property owner as ED IN PLAT BOOK 16, PAGES VISION, ACCORDING TO THE 134 AND 135, OF THE PUBLIC Representative: Attorney for Persons Giving Notice: is January 11, 2010, 1700 Monroe of the date of the Lis Pendens PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORD- LAW OFFICES OF JOHN D. KNOTT, CONSOER, EBELINI, Street, Courtroom 4K at 11:00 AM, must file a claim within 60 days RECORDS OF LEE COUNTY, ED IN PLAT BOOK 19, PAGES FLORIDA. SPEAR, P.A. HART & SWETT, P.A. Ft. Myers, FL 33901, before service after the sale.” 79 THROUGH 91, INCLUSIVE, 9420 BONITA BEACH ROAD Derrick S. Eihausen, Esq. on Petitioner or immediately there- If you are a person with a disability has been filed against you and you OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF are required to serve a copy of SUITE 100 Florida Bar No. 0546941 after. If you fail to do so, a default who needs any accommodation in LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA. BONITA SPRINGS, FL 34135-4515 1625 Hendry Street, 3rd Floor may be entered against you for the order to participate in this pro- your written defenses, if any, to it has been filed against you and you on SMITH, HIATT & DIAZ, P.A., Telephone: (239) 947-1102 Ft. Myers, FL 33909 relief demanded in the petition. ceeding, you are entitled, at no are required to serve a copy of Florida Bar No. 0521728 Telephone: (239) 334-2722 You must keep the Clerk of the cost to you, to the provision of cer- Plaintiff’s attorneys, whose your written defenses, if any, to it address is PO BOX 11438, (954) December 31, 2009, January 7, Fax: (239) 334-1446 Circuit Court’s office notified of your tain assistance. Please contact on SMITH, HIATT & DIAZ, P.A., 2010 January 7, 14, 2010 current address. (You may file Ken Kellum, Court Operations 564-0071 Fort Lauderdale, FL Plaintiff’s attorneys, whose 33339-1438, within 30 days from 77182 77265 Notice of Current Address, Florida Manager, whose office is located address is PO BOX 11438, (954) Supreme Court Approved Family at the Lee County Justice Center, the first date of publication, and 564-0071 Fort Lauderdale, FL IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR LEE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND file the original with the Clerk of COUNTY, FLORIDA FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA Law Form 12.915.) Future papers in 1700 Monroe Street, Fort Myers, 33339-1438, within 30 days from this lawsuit will be mailed to the Florida 33901, and whose tele- this Court either before service on the first date of publication, and PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO: 07-12952-CA-I Plaintiff’s attorneys or immediate- File No. 09-CP-002807 WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. AS address on record at the clerk’s phone number is (239) 533-1700, file the original with the Clerk of office. within two working days of your ly thereafter; otherwise a default this Court either before service on Division PROBATE TRUSTEE FOR will be entered against you for the IN RE: ESTATE OF THE HOLDERS OF HAR- Dated: October 16, 2009 receipt of this notice of sale. If you Plaintiff’s attorneys or immediate- Charlie Green are hearing or voice impaired, call relief demanded in the complaint ly thereafter; otherwise a default GERALDINE F. DESIDERIO BORVIEW 2006-12 or petition. Deceased. Plaintiff, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT 1-800-995-8771. will be entered against you for the By: C. Wynn Dated this 22 day of December, DATED on December 28, 2009. relief demanded in the complaint NOTICE TO CREDITORS vs. CHARLIE GREEN The administration of the estate of AMANDA J. FELLOWS A/K/A Deputy Clerk 2009. or petition. December 17, 24, 31, January 7, CHARLIE GREEN As Clerk of the Court DATED on December 28, 2009. Geraldine F. Desiderio, AMANDA JOY FELLOWS; By: Melissa Peterson deceased, whose date of death UNKNOWN TENANT 1; RIVER- 2010 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT CHARLIE GREEN 77024 BY: M. Parker As Deputy Clerk As Clerk of the Court was June 6, 2009, is pending in WALK COVE CONDOMINIUM If you are a person with a disability the Circuit Court for LEE County, ASSOCIATION, INC., AN ADMIN- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE As Deputy Clerk By: M. Peterson December 31, 2009, January 7, who needs any accommodation in As Deputy Clerk Florida, Probate Division, the ISTRATIVELY DISSOLVED 20TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN order to participate in this pro- address of which is P.O. Box CORPORATION, and any AND FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORI- 2010 If you are a person with a disability 77180 ceeding, you are entitled, at no who needs any accommodation in 9346 Fort Myers, FL 33902 The unknown DA cost to you, to the provision of cer- order to participate in this pro- names and addresses of the per- heirs, devisees, grantees, cred- CASE N0. 36-2009-CA-056895 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE tain assistance. Please contact ceeding, you are entitled, at no sonal representative and the per- itors, and other unknown per- THE BANK OF NEW YORK AS TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Ken Kellum, Court Operations cost to you, to the provision of cer- sonal representative’s attorney sons or unknown spouses TRUSTEE, FOR THE BENEFIT IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, Manager, whose office is located tain assistance. Please contact are set forth below. claiming by, through and under OF THE CERTIFICATEHOLD- STATE OF FLORIDA at the Lee County Justice Center, Ken Kellum, Court Operations All creditors of the decedent and any of the above-named ERS, CWALT, INC. ALTERNA- JUVENILE DIVISION Page 3B C APE C ORAL B REEZE BREEZENEWSPAPERS.COM Thursday, January 7, 2010

CASE NO.: 06-CJ-2757 2009. CHARLIE GREEN 2S3TE52V536107112 bids. 26350 OLD 41 IN THE INTEREST OF: CHARLIE GREEN CLERK OF COURT 98 TOYOTA 2001 HONDA BONITA SPRINGS, FL 34135 LANG, KEVIN, DOB: CLERK OF COURT By: K. Mueller 4TANL42N9WZ148452 4S6CK58W714401426 AUCTION DATE: 01/22/10 8:00AM 07/27/2000 By: K. Mueller Deputy Clerk January 7, 2010 January 7, 2010 92 Buick Minor Child, Deputy Clerk January 7, 14, 2010 77283 77282 1G4HP53L0NH462600 ______January 7, 14, 2010 77244 NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION January 7, 2010 ______/ 77242 XTREME RECOVERY & TRANS- 77259 THE STATE OF FLORIDA - TO: IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE Public Auction Per F.S. 713.78 PORT Mr. Charles Lang IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT West Coast Collision Legal Father TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, 901 Country Club Blvd. Address Unknown IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA Cape Coral, FL 33990 FLORIDA DIVISION: CIVIL Auction Date: January 21, 2010 NOTICE DIVISION: CIVIL CASE NO. 09-CC-006144 9:00 a.m. CASE NO. 09-CC-006818 TORTUGA BEACH CLUB CON- 1. 1999 Chevy, van, gray You are hereby notified that a TORTUGA BEACH CLUB CON- DOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, VIN# Petition to Terminate Parental DOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, INC., a Florida non-profit corpo- 1GNDM19W7XB199895 Rights has been filed in the above INC., a Florida non-profit corpo- ration, January 7, 2010 styled Court on behalf of Kevin ration, Plaintiff 77284 Lang, a male child, born on the Plaintiff, vs. 27th day of July 2000, in vs. OMAR BAEZ and LINDA A. BAEZ, NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Lycoming County, Pennsylvania, BARBARA A. BREWER, Defendants. Pursuant to F.S. 86.806, Elsie Title by the State of Florida, RICHARD K. BREWER and NOTICE OF ACTION BY PUBLI- Services w/power of attorney will Department of Children and ALAN WAYNE LANGDALE, CATION sell the listed vehicles to Family Services, and you are Defendants. TO: OMAR BAEZ and LINDA A. highest bidder subject to any liens. hereby commanded to be and NOTICE OF ACTION BY PUBLI- BAEZ Owner may redeem vehicle for appear before the Honorable CATION Address Unknown cash sum of lien; all auctions James H. Seals, Judge of the TO: BARBARA A. BREWER and YOU ARE HEREBY notified that an held w/reserve; inspect 1 wk prior Circuit Court in the above Court ALAN WAYNE LANGDALE action to foreclose a Claim of Lien @ lienor facility; cash or cashier’s at: Address Unknown upon the following described real check; 25% buyer prem; anyone YOU ARE HEREBY notified that an property located in Lee County, interested ph (941) 493-3458. Lee County Justice Center action to foreclose a Claim of Lien Florida: sale date 1/25/2010 @ 9:00 am @ 1700 Monroe Street upon the following described real Unit Week(s) No(s). 34 in 20475 Lariat Ln , North Hearing Room 14, 4th Floor property located in Lee County, Condominium Parcel Number(s) Fort Myers FL 33917 storage @ Fort Myers, Florida 33901 Florida: 132 of Tortuga Beach Club, a $1,500.00 per month plus tax; Unit Week(s) No(s). 32 in Condominium according to the SCST W1 lien amt $11,950.00 at 8:30 a.m. o’clock, on the 4th day Condominium Parcel No. 142 of Declaration of Condominium Veh is: 2001 Deere JD 450H Dz, breezenewspapers.com of February 2010, for an Tortuga Beach Club, a thereof, recorded in Official Yel, VIN# T0450HX901183 Advisory/Adjudicatory Hearing, to Condominium, according to the Records Book 1566 at Page 2174 Tenant; Dewitt Corp Attn George show cause why said Petition Declaration of Condominium in the Public Records of Lee B Dewitt Jr, 5021 28th St SW, & should not be granted. thereof, recorded in Official County, Florida, and all Lehigh Acres, FL 33971 FAILURE TO PERSONALLY Records Book 1566 at Page Amendment(s) thereto, if any. Lienor;SCS Trucking, Inc, 20475 leecountyshopper.com APPEAR AT THIS ADVISORY/ 2174, in the Public Records of *Amendment recorded in O. R. Book Lariat Ln, North Fort Myers, FL ADJUDICATORY HEARING Lee County, Florida, and all 1714, Page 1910. 33917, (239) 770-4427 CONSTITUTES CONSENT TO Amendment(s) thereto, if any. has been filed against you and you December 31, 2009, January 7, THE TERMINATION OF has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of 2010 PARENTAL RIGHTS OF THIS are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, upon 77201 CHILD. IF YOU FAIL TO NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: APPEAR ON THE DATE AND your written defenses, if any, upon Michael J. Belle, Esq., of Michael TIME SPECIFIED, YOU MAY Michael J. Belle, Esq., of Michael J. Belle, P.A., Attorney for COVENANT AUTO RECOVERY LOSE ALL LEGAL RIGHTS AS A J. Belle, P.A., Attorney for Plaintiff, whose address is 2364 SERVICE INC. gives Notice of PARENT TO THE CHILD NAMED Plaintiff, whose address is 2364 Fruitville Road, Sarasota, Florida Foreclosure of Lien and intent to IN THE PETITION FOR TERMI- Fruitville Road, Sarasota, Florida 34237, within 30 days after the sell these vehicles on 01/24/2010, NATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS 34237, within 30 days after the first publication date, and file the 09:00 am at 2401 Hancock Bridge In PRINT or ONLINE ATTACHED TO THIS NOTICE. first publication date, and file the original with the Clerk of this Court Pkwy., #7, Cape Coral, FL 33990, WITNESS BY HAND as the Clerk of original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on Plaintiffs pursuant to subsection 713.78 of we are your guides to Said Court and the seal thereof, either before service on Plaintiffs attorney or immediately there- the Florida Statutes. COVENANT this __ day of _____ 2010. attorney or immediately there- after; otherwise, a default will be AUTO RECOVERY SERVICE Southwest Florida! CHARLIE GREEN after; otherwise, a default will be entered against you for the relief INC. reserves the right to accept CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT entered against you for the relief demanded in the Plaintiff‘s or reject any and/or all bids. BY: ______demanded in the Plaintiff‘s Complaint. 1997 DODGE Deputy Clerk Complaint. WITNESS my hand and seal of this 1B3ES42C3VD124957 CAPE CORAL January 7, 14, 21, 28, 2010 WITNESS my hand and seal of this Court on this 22 day of December, 1999 CHEVROLET 77285 Court on this 22 day of December, 2009. 1Y1SK5289XZ429528 DAILY BREEZE 2009. CHARLIE GREEN 1990 MERCURY cape-coral-daily-breeze.com CHARLIE GREEN CLERK OF COURT 2MECM75F4LX676575 CLERK OF COURT By: K. Mueller January 7, 2010 The Cape Coral Daily Breeze is your By: K. Mueller Deputy Clerk 77276 source for Local, State & National news Deputy Clerk January 7, 14, 2010 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE January 7, 14, 2010 77245 as well as Sports, Weather, Columnists, TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 77243 Gap Towing gives Notice of TV listings, Horoscopes, Dr. Donahue, IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Foreclosure of Lien and intent to IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE 1. 1995 CHEVY, WHITE sell these vehicles on 01/21/2010, Annie’s Mailbox, Cape Fare, Comics, FLORIDA Puzzles Classifieds and more. DIVISION: CIVIL TWENTIETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT VIN# 1GBEG25K6SF120008 10:00 am at 1875 N. Tamiami Trl., CASE NO. 09-CC-005400 IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, Auction: 12-29-2009 N. Ft. Myers, FL 33903, pursuant SEAWATCH ON-THE-BEACH FLORIDA Time: 9:00 AM to subsection 713.78 of the DIVISION: CIVIL Location: 213 SW 3RD AVE., CAPE Florida Statutes. Gap Towing Go to one of our websites at CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, breezenewspapers.com INC., a Florida non-profit corpo- CASE NO. O9-CC-006184 CORAL, FL 33991 reserves the right to accept or ration, TORTUGA BEACH CLUB CON- December 10, 2009 reject any and/or all bids. or Plaintiff, DOMINIUM 77288 1996 CHRYSLER SEBRING cape-coral-daily-breeze.com ASSOCIATION, INC., a Florida vs. NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION 3C3EL45H3TT291625 non-profit corporation, January 7, 2010 EILEEN B. NELSON, 1. 04 Ford F150 Defendant. Plaintiff, 77183 vs. VIN#: NOTICE OF ACTION BY PUBLI- NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE CARS & TRUCKS
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HOME SERVICES GLENN P. SOUSA, 1FTPX12534FA01512 INCLUDING DEL PRADO BLVD. CATION South Cape Coral Edition AND CAPE CORAL PARKWAY Defendant. Date of Auction: January 19, 2010 4M TOWING, LLC gives Notice of TO: EILEEN B. NELSON Time: 8:30 AM Foreclosure of Lien and intent to 64 pages of restaurants and menus. Let us NOTICE OF ACTION BY PUBLI- help you decide where to dine Address Unknown Location: 8144 Mainline Pkwy sell these vehicles on 01/17/2010, tonight. outhwest Florida’s Menu Magazine Menu Florida’s outhwest CATION It saves. It sells. It works! www.LeeCountyShopper.com S Call 574-1110 Pick One Up! YOU ARE HEREBY notified that an Ft. Myers, FL 33967 09:00 am at 1956 DANA DR., SOUTHWEST FLORIDA’S #1 CLASSIFIED MARKETPLACE
PLACE YOUR AD, CALL 574-5644 action to foreclose a Claim of Lien TO: GLENN P. SOUSA FORT MYERS, FL 33907-2104, Address Unknown 2. 05 BMW 3 Series upon the following described real VIN#: WBSBL934X5PN60800 pursuant to subsection 713.78 of The Lee County Shopper is property located in Lee County, YOU ARE HEREBY notified that an the Florida Statutes. 4M TOWING action to foreclose a Claim of Lien Date of Auction: January 24, 2010 Florida: Time: 8:30 AM reserves the right to accept or Southwest Florida’s #1 Unit/Week(s) No.(s) 44, in upon the following described real reject any and/or all bids. property located in Lee County, Location: 8144 Mainline Pkwy Classified Marketplace. Find Condominium Parcel 5104, of Ft. Myers, FL 33967 1999 GENERAL MOTORS GORP SEAWATCH ON-THE-BEACH, a Florida: 1GDFG15W7X1057692 Debbie Wood’s column here Unit Week(s) No(s). 39 in January 7, 2010 Condominium, together with an 77266 January 7, 2010 weekly, cars, trucks boats, real undivided interest in common ele- Condominium Parcel Number(s) 77277 l20 of Tortuga Beach Club, a NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION estate, jobs, home services, com- ments appurtenant thereto, NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE according Condominium, according to the PER FLORIDA STATUTES 713.78 munity notices, and all sorts of Declaration of Condominium (3) (B) ALLIGATOR TOWING & 4M TOWING, LLC gives Notice of to the Declaration of Condominium miscellaneous items for sale. thereof recorded in Official thereof, recorded in Official RECOVERY, INC., 4871 DR. MAR- Foreclosure of Lien and intent to Records Book 1583, Page 448, in Records Book 1566 at Page TIN LUTHER KING JR., BLVD., sell these vehicles on 01/21/2010, the Public Records of Lee County, 2174, in the Public Records of FORT MYERS, FLORIDA 33905, 09:00 am at 1956 DANA DR., Florida, and all Amendments Lee County, Florida, and all 239-337-5800 ON 01/22/10 AT 9:00 FORT MYERS, FL 33907-2104, thereof, if any. Amendment(s) thereto, if any. AM WILL HOLD A PUBLIC AUC- pursuant to subsection 713.78 of has been filed against you and you has been filed against you and you TION ON THE FOLLOWING VEHI- the Florida Statutes. 4M TOWING are required to serve a copy of are required to serve a copy of CLES. ALL SALES WILL BE FINAL reserves the right to accept or your written defenses, if any, upon your written defenses, if any, upon AND ARE TO BE PAID FOR IN reject any and/or all bids. Michael J. Belle, Esq., of Michael Michael J. Belle, Esq., of Michael CASH, IMMEDIATELY FOLLOW- 1999 CHRYSLER J. Belle, P.A., Attorney for J. Belle, P.A., Attorney for ING THE AUCTION. VEHICLES 2C3HD46R3XH743699 Plaintiff, whose address is 2364 Plaintiff, whose address is 2364 MAY BE INSPECTED ON THE January 7, 2010 Fruitville Road, Sarasota, Florida Fruitville Road, Sarasota, Florida SALE DAY PRIOR TO SAID AUC- 77278 34237, within 30 days after the 34237, within 30 days after the TION. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE first publication date, and file the first publication date, and file the 91 CADILLAC N.J. BROEDER SALES INC. gives original with the Clerk of this Court original with the Clerk of this Court 1G6EL13B8MU602274 Notice of Foreclosure of Lien and either before service on Plaintiffs either before service on Plaintiffs 98 CHEVY intent to sell these vehicles on attorney or immediately there- attorney or immediately there- 1GNDM19W1WB171895 1/23/2010, 08:00 am at 1248 VIS- after; otherwise, a default will be after; otherwise, a default will be 95 CHRYSLER CAYA PKWY., UNIT 3, CAPE Visit Us! entered against you for the relief entered against you for the relief 2C3HC56F7SH693784 CORAL, FL 33990-6202, pur- Visit Us! demanded in the Plaintiff‘s demanded in the Plaintiff‘s 00 DODGE suant to subsection 713.78 of the Complaint. Complaint. 2B4GP2536YR512790 Florida Statutes. N.J. BROEDER WITNESS my hand and seal of this WITNESS my hand and seal of this 01 PONTIAC SALES INC. reserves the right to Court on this 22 day of December, Court on this 22 day of December, 1G2JB124817277223 accept or reject any and/or all 2009. 03 SUZUKI

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